his name is courtney copeland. were able to see for our own eyes that what they said about him was a lie. >> this moment on the video haunts shapearl . her son raising his arm to the cops who she says treated courtney with suspicion rather than compassion. >> could you imagine? looking at a video and your son is reaching up, begging them to help them? at that moment, i can imagine courtney feeling the life leaving his body. >> more than a year after courtney's mother, his mother did not trust chicago police to solve it. she decided she would do that herself. shapearl wells was just getting started. coming up, you understand that in this country there is almost no family of any homicide victim who believes that the police are doing enough? >> but, i don't think that a lot of families have access to the evidence that i had. >> evidence ship earl hunts down more. >> a woman reported that she heard gunshots. >> is the puzzle coming together? when dateline continues. datel. but this is a not flash. for moderate to sever

courtney first? >> i think it is important because we are seeing a degraded ability to talk with people across the aisle, we are seeing our society become more partisan and polarized. it is great that more people are getting interested in politics, but we still need to do so in a productive manner. what is the point of politics if it is not to eventually get to governing? the politicking has bled into governing to the point where we cannot get stuff done. we've got to learn to talk with each other again. carolyn: i couldn't agree more with courtney. the whole essence of this event is coming together from different sides of the island showing that we may not agree on -- different sides of the aisle and showing we may not agree on every thing but we can have respect for one another and have conversations in a civil manner, and hopefully at higher levels in government we can come to an accord, an agreement so we can get things done. virginia: now that we agree, l et's stir the pot. [laughter] the first

courtney first. >> sure. i think it's important because we are seeing a degrading ability to talk with t people across the aisle, we are seeing our t society become more partisan, more polarized and it's great that more people are getting interested in politics but we still need to do so in productive manner. what is the point of politics if it's not to eventually get to governing and the politicking has led into the governing to the point we can't get stuff done. and we've got to learn to talk to each other again. >> i couldn't agree more with courtney. i think the whole essence of this event is coming together from different sides of the aisle and showing that we may not agree on everything, but we can have respect for one another, we can have conversationsit in a civil mannr and hopefully at higher levels in government we can eventually come to a -- an accord, an agreement somewhere so that we can get things. >> okay, now that we agree, stirred the pot, but -- [laughter] >> the first question is let's look

outage, if you tried to catch this falling knife on friday, you're bleeding, courtney.is is one of those scenarios where you don't want to catch a falling knife. this is considered one of the best in class cybersecurity companies but when you have news like you did on friday and that kind of outage, the big question remains is what kind of financial liabilities are they going to be at risk for that really nobody knows? if that does end up being larger than expected, it's going to continue to have some pressure on their stock, and this is a company that was expensive even before the downturn that we saw on friday after this news with the outage, and they still remain expensive, really, compared to their peers and compared to the overall markets, so i think for all those reasons, i would stay on the saidline here. there might be an entry point to get in. i wouldn't say that's it. >> okay, courtney rc, an you.thk and "power lunch" will be right back. >>> welcome back. markets are hanging in there in the green. amc is up 9%. bloomberg reporting the company is restructuring

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brown: thanks for the question, courtney. you're probably aware we had iraqi partners here this week to talk about the operation resolve to the bilateral relationship. i had a chance to sit down with my counterpart and talk about that transition and the secure environment and the relation to isis. i can't predict for you what might happen, but we are both focused on making sure there's not a resurgence of isis. so as we make that transition, there is a topic that we talked about and how we posture ourselves from the u.s. military and how we work the bilateral relationship and where the security forces are very broadly now. so we'll continue to work through the details on how that transitioned and a number of forces. and we understand working together so there's not a resurgence of isis. reporter: can you tell us a little something broader about the military in gaza, seems like there's sort of a clear -- [inaudible] have you seen the credibility from the israelis so far? mr. secretary, you mentioned vice president harris being

and vince courtney junior. [applause] who is a commissioner in a little town called yantville, is that right? he's also a park commissioner. also joining us is one of our former commissioners, tom harrison, where are you? right there! tom and i are neighbors, and you will not find a more dapper dresser than mr. tom harrison, thank you. but this guy over here is going to give you a run for your money. okay. tom, you are rec and park gardner and like one of our honoree robert, you were an integral part that went into the japanese tea gardens, one of the pearls and crowns of the rec and park. and also one of the reasons we have a gardner's apprenticeship program and you now serve on the streets commission. thank you. our labor partners, i mentioned some of them already, i would like to make a special shout out to them who were partner with us in this event and they also donate to make this event a success, thank you for your generosity. thank you very much. again, vince courtney, larry mazola junior and vince cour

and vince courtney junior. [applause] who is a commissioner in a little town called yantville, is that right? he's also a park commissioner. also joining us is one of our former commissioners, tom harrison, where are you? right there! tom and i are neighbors, and you will not find a more dapper dresser than mr. tom harrison, thank you. but this guy over here is going to give you a run for your money. okay. tom, you are rec and park gardner and like one of our honoree robert, you were an integral part that went into the japanese tea gardens, one of the pearls and crowns of the rec and park. and also one of the reasons we have a gardner's apprenticeship program and you now serve on the streets commission. thank you. our labor partners, i mentioned some of them already, i would like to make a special shout out to them who were partner with us in this event and they also donate to make this event a success, thank you for your generosity. thank you very much. again, vince courtney, larry mazola junior and vince cour

so, how do you feel about it now, courtney?d >> no, i mean, i still think short-term, i think the advertising business has some room for growth and i think that's going to be a positive for them i think longer term, there are some concerns, especially as they're going to pull back their subscriber numbers starting next year, i mean, when does that growth stop? it's not here in the short-term, but it's going to be a question. >> what is very surprising is the lack of movement in the stock afterhours, which is a real departure from what we've seen >> i think it was good enough. the one thing i'll say about the crackdown on password sharing, there was definitely some noise in and around that when you think about ad-supported models, i get it, i have a 21-year-old daughter, 18-year-old, they don't care about ads. they have grown -- >> they don't mind watching ads? >> no. they don't know how to turn the tv on. if i had to tell you how many times i get a text saying, how do i turn the tv on? they're watching on their phone, they're w

courtney kealy has your cbs "moneywatch" report. >> reporter: stocks are opening for the first time since biden announced he will no longer seek re-election. on friday, stocks closed in the red. the dow lost 377 points. the nasdaq was down by 144, and the s&p closed down 39 points. >>> the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee that oversees the u.s. olympic team is suing prime, logan paul's energy drink company. the committee alleges that prime uses symbols and phrases trademarked by the committee for one of its drinks featuring olympic gold medalist and nba forward kevin durant. >>> disneyland's workers are authorizing a strike. four unions represent approximately 14,000 workers at the southern california theme park and resort complex. employees include candy makers, ride operators, and merchandise clerks. both sides could come to a deal to avert a walkout. it will be the first at disneyland in 40 years. >>> and no fumbling for your breakfast. travis and jason kelce are teaming one general mills on a collaboration they are hoping fans will be eating with a spoon. a new breakfast cereal.

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on the desk, tim seymour, courtney garcia and mike khouw. we start off with the tech outage that sent shares of crowd strike plunging as much as 15%. a glitch in the rollout of a software update roiled operations across industries, airlines grounded or canceled flights, banks and health care services were disrupted and td broadcasts went offline. >> oh, my gosh. >> but seriously i.t. experts calling it the largest i.t. outage in history, cnbc's steve kovach has got the latest. hey, steve. >> here's where we're at so far. issue with cyber security firm crowdstrike pushes out that update and causing windows pcs to crash. this was not a hack and not a cyber attack. crowd un a fix has been deployed, and we've already seen many systems throughout the day start to recover. crowdstrike's ceo apologized for the outage earlier this morning on s on "squawk on the street." >> immaterial to apologize to every organization, group, and person who's been impacted by this. >> it's unclear when everything's going to come back on online. he's told us not ever

anastacia and courtney and nadia. to seema moody for a look at the names moving into the close. hi, seema. >> mike, 42 minutes left in trading. united health leading the dow after posting better than expect the earnings. the health care giant up more than 6%, despite a warning that a cyberattack on its health care unit earlier this year would have an impact on full profits. the stock up about 4% so far this year. let's turn to shopify, that stock is jumping after bank of america upgraded the stock from neutral to buy. the financial firm also increasing the company's price target citing smart spending and revenue growth. the stock is up 8%. mike? >> seema, thank you. we're just getting started here. up next, money in the bank. the financials rallying to a record high today as we've been discussing. now the top sector this month as well on the back of post earnings pops and optimism the fed is getting ready to cut in september. we'll break down whether that trade still has room to run. live from the new york stock exchange. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. the dow up 727. ♪

courtney kealy has that and more in today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: the markets ended friday inwas down by 45 points. the nasdaq dropped by 126 points, and the s&p 500 lost 22 points. >>> the justice department is offering boeing a plea deal in connection with two deadly plane crashes involving its 737 max jetliners. under the deal, boeing would plead guilty to conspiracy charges, pay a fine, and agree to an independent monitor who would oversee its compliance with anti-fraud laws. a lawyer representing the victims' families say they object to the deal. boeing has until the end of the week to accept the offer or face trial. a judge would still have to approve it. >>> a surprise strike this weekend at canada's second-largest airline and on one of the busiest weekends of the year. west jet was forced to cancel more than 800 flights leaving more than 100,000 passengers scrambling including here in the u.s. maintenance workers walked off the job friday after rejecting the company's latest job offer. >>> and "inside out 2" scored another box office win raking in $57 billion, making i

courtney kealy has today's money watch money watch report. >> reporter: stocks closed on friday in thegained 654, nasdaq up by 176, and the s&p 500 closed up 59 points. >>> fed chair jerome powell will speak wednesday. powell is expected to signal that federal reserve officials will lower borrowing costs later this year to avoid emperilling the solid job market. u.s. home insurers suffered their worst underwriting losses this century in 2023. insurers were hit with a $15.2 billion underwriting loss due to a mix of natural disasters, inflation, and population growth, according to rating agency am best. the increasing population in areas at risk to natural disasters is a key factor, according to the agency report. insurers have responded by raising prices or pulling out of markets altogether. >>> and whether you like them mild or spicy, today is national chicken wing day. places like applebee's, hooters, and 7-eleven are all offering up freebies. national chicken wing day began in 1977 in buffalo, new york, when then-mayor stan makowski declared july 29th, the day to celebrate buffalo ch

i'm courtney kealy in new york.nd here are some of the stories we're tracking on "cbs news roundup." get ready for a busy holiday travel week ahead with the tsa predicting new records. outrage in utica, new york after police shoot a 13-year-old suspect. >>> and more democrats are losing confidence in president biden after last week's debate. >>> americans this week are on the go. nearly 72 million are expected to be traveling this 4th of july holiday. cbs's adam yamaguchi is at l.a.x. with details on record-setting travel numbers. >> reporter: the holiday travel rush is on at l.a.x. and airports across the country, with long lines at tsa checkpoints and ticket counters. >> it's annoying, but it's like we kind of expected that it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: this summer's surge of travelers has tsa screening passengers in record numbers. six of their busiest days in its history have been this june. record crowds are also expected this coming wednesday july 3rd. air travel is up 7% from last 4th of july. hel

courtney, for five minutes. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 5441, the long island sound restoration a stewardship re-authorizationct of 2023, which i introduced as the lead democratic sponsor along with my republican colleague and long island sound caucus co-chair, nickalota, om new york. this overdue bipartisan bill which will be voted on this evening re-authorizes critical long island sound program funding which expired at the end of the 2023 fiscal year. congress must re-authorize this important program as soon as possible to ensure that federal funds can continue to pserve and protect this unique body of water in the most densely populated area of our country. mr. speaker, long island sound is a national treasure, it is a title estuary that stretches 110 miles west to east, from the east river in new york city to block island sound in rhod island. its depth ranges from 65 feet to 230 feet, allowing transit for large and sll ocean-going vessels. 18 freshwater rivers flow into its salt waters, induci

i'm courtney kealy in new york.nd here are some of the stories we're tracking on "cbs news roundup." the fbi says it's investigating the attempted trump assassination as an act of domestic terror. also, we're learning more about that shooter who was able to get so close to that stage. >>> and chaos at a soccer match when thousands of fans showed up without tickets. we begin with president biden urging unity in the wake of saturday's assassination attempt on former president trump. >> we do not know the motive of the shooter yet. we don't know his opinions or affiliations. we don't know whether he had help or support or if he communicated with anyone else. law enforcement professionals as i speak are investigating those questions. tonight i want to speak to what we do know. a former president was shot, an american citizen killed while simply exercising his freedom to support the candidate of his choosing. we cannot, we must not go down this road in america. we've traveled it before throughout our history. violence ha

courtney, for five minutes. mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to share with the house an event which took place last monday in east hartford, connecticut, at the connecticut center for advanced technology. it was a gathering of educators, of the u.s. navy, of the shipyard manufacturing, which is part of the connecticut economy, to announce a new initiative which is really going to define the job market and economy of our state for the rest of the 21st century. hire hartford, an initiative that the navy and electric boat shipyard put together to expand the scope of recruitment and hiring for good careers. these are metal trades jobs, engineering and design jobs which are all part of an effort that's going on right now that congress has been funding for the last 10 years, which is to recapitalize our submarine fleet. again, electric boat, which is in eastern connecticut, the part i represent s. a shipyard that's been in existence for 120 years. we have a submarine base right up the river that has about 16 attack submarines th

i'm courtney kealy in new york.nd these are your headlines on kr "cbs news roundup." the 2024 presidential race heats up with kamala harris's campaign raising $200 million since she emerged as the likely democratic nominee. >>> air quality alerts go out across the american west as wildfires rage. >>> and the middle east braces for more violence after a rocket from lebanon kills 12 children and teens. >>> it's less than 100 days until americans head to the polls in this year's presidential election. vice president kamala harris has gained a wave of grassroots support and cash. at the same time former president donald trump is launching new attacks. as cbs's cristian benavides reports, trump says the gloves are now off. >> reporter: at a rally in minnesota saturday night alongside running mate j.d. vance former president donald trump made it clear he's done with the national unity appeal that followed his assassination attempt. >> they all say i think he's changed, i think he's changed since two weeks ago. something a

i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >>> chaos at the copa america soccer final between argentina colombia in florida. the match was delayed more than an hour last night as thousands of fans without tickets rushed the gates of hard rock stadium in miami gardens. many were seen jumping over security barriers, security scuffled with the unruly crowd. officers were able to push the crowd behind the gates and locked down the entrance. both teams were taken off the field until things were brought under control. argentina superstar lionel messi was forced to leave the match early with an apparent leg injury. argentina scored a goal late in extra time to defeat colombia 1-0. >>> next up, battle of the tennis titans. a young phenom wins a second straight wimbledon title. ond straight wimbledon title. missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't sto

here's courtney fisher from our sister station in houston. >> the island of matagorda is about 80 miles southwest of houston in the last hour or so, the winds have really picked up. we have seen the waves become choppier, but people around here are used to this, and a lot of them are staying put in the final hours before beryl hits. >> i've got one more, so i got the last door. >> thomas davis boards up the last few windows, one of the last on his street to leave. >> i would stay if we didn't have the two girls. i would definitely stay. >> staying is the norm for a lot of folks in matagorda. >> we've ridden them out here like floyd and marguerite ceruti. we're planning on staying here. >> we're planning on watching the astros win and then welcoming beryl in calm, unbothered. >> even as the skies turn dark. because in this laid back beach town dotted with fishing camps, fewer than 500 people, you get used to the hurricanes and tropical storms. >> we got these hurricane screens that that, as you see boat on around the frame and i've got them all the way around the house. >> people here kn

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so thank you so much, doctor courtney brown. really appreciate you coming on the show. >> thank you. >> san francisco is reaching for the sky when it comes to building new housing. next, our media partner, the san francisco standard, gives us a first look at the 23 story project that got the green light designed to speed up housing construction across the state. today, our media partner, the san francisco standard, has a new article out a controversial housing law just hit sf. this is the first major project to take advantage. joining us live now to talk about what's happening in san francisco that could certainly very soon happen in other cities in the bay area. the standard business reporter who wrote the piece, jillian donofrio. hi, jillian. >> hi. thanks so much for having me. >> yeah, welcome to the show. i think it's our first time, right. >> yeah. first time. >> all right. let's make this awesome. your article definitely captured my attention because, you know, this is not a san francisco thing. there is a law that can ma

one of the toggle silence is courtney thank use as an anglo american military base . what about 4000 personnel station by the local population was forced to leave to make room for my indian envoy. i know took and i to shed his perspective on the issue in india has always been consistent. do fighting against globalism and fought for the liberation of various countries. spect what under the bondage and that's how the non alignment meant to begin. and it's not from the india has all of the supported bodies, is the pause of what it shows and this territory integrity. it does not add just started today. it is just the rate on each of the products fence and we support the d color. negligence would be complete now, and that's precisely the case. and of course the, the district and the oldest suspect the will, the job to the u. n. g, a head and shoulders illusion. clearly saying if they think that this to check all thailand belong to motors and they are part of the motors. so that's what india has been supporting it and don't actually board of just as a central to everyone wh

and, once again, courtney storer is the [ bleep ] boss. the ether i feel, or something, you know? i'm up in the ether. >> jimmy: the food looks so good on the show. >> the food is incredible. >> jimmy: you actually brought something here tonight for me to try. i've never tried before this. >> a snack. >> jimmy: this is a snack. >> oh. >> jimmy: this is based on something you've actually had in real life? >> yeah. so we were in copenhagen -- copes -- around 2017. i had this dessert at 108, the chef, christian, was there, and he made this dessert with this beautiful ice cream with caviar and this beautiful oil on it. and it was just something i'd never had before. and it was something so beautiful. and we 100% like, ripped it off on the show. [ light laughter ] and shoutout to christian, you know. i was just there. what up, dude? and, you know, i think it's just a beautiful thing. it's salty, it's sweet, it's cold -- >> jimmy: so just -- >> so you take a scoop. you want to do it? >> jimmy: yeah, let's do it. >> okay, this is a nice little su

the previous single game assist record was 18 by courtney vandersloot for chicago four years ago. >>ow plays for the new york liberty and she does fantastic. turning now to another record broken this one in major league soccer. and it's incredible. but wait, not just soccer. >> our own danny new is here now with more. >> yeah, at 14 years, 293 days old philadelphia union midfielder kevin sullivan just became not only the youngest player to step on the field for major league soccer, but for any of the big sports leagues in america. this came in the 84th minute during a51 win over the new england revolution. when listen to this, kevin's brother quinn, who also plays for that team, scored a goal just seconds before his debut. so brothers, of course goal! kevin comes in and here is how kevin said their emotional conversation about this historic moment went afterwards. you know, brother to brother. >> honestly, just from quinn, it was a congrats buddy. and i said, thank you bro. simple as that. obviously it was a pretty cool moment with my brother and family to celebrate it with them. so

>> thanks, courtney.ut when the president made the announcement this is a very significant issue a very personal issue for the president and he made his decisions on his own timeline. in terms of whether or not i've spoken with him or have seen him, we were in the same meeting yesterday. and then i spoke with him again separately by phone. so again i think the president has done a significant amount were in this country and the international community. i am absolutely convinced he is committed to doing everything he can for as long as he can to build upon many of these successes you heard me talk about earlier today. so, i think in terms of -- your second question was about vice president harris and her contribution to decision-making processes. i will not get involved in political commentary or processes but i will tell you is i know. set meetings with her for three and half years, having observed her provide input to some very complex decision-making processes, she is always prepared. she always provide

>> thank you, courtney. i found out when the president made the announcement.his is a significant issue, a very personal issue for the president and he made his his own timeline. in terms of whether or not i have spoken with him or seen him , we were in the same nfc meeting yesterday. and then i spoke with him separately by phone. so, again, i think that the president hasnd done a significt amount for this country and our international community. i am absolutely convinced that he is committed to doing everything that he can for as long as he can to build upon many of the successes you heard me talk about earlier today. so, you know, in terms of, your second questionn was about vice president harris and her contribution to the decision-making process. i will not get involved in any kind of political commentary or political processes, but what i will tell you is what i know. having said in meetings with her for three and a half years, having observed, you know, her provide input i to some very complex decision-making process, she is always prepared. she is always

need to embrace democratic norms that we need to get back to a free and fair elections, which every courtney united states that said that that we have and, and we need to be able to continue to not demonize our product. and all of which i think the selection of j d bands sort of rejects, which is the voice of more democratic moderation and the party. and let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. voters and government held areas of syria. i've been electing a new parliament. it's the 4th such a election since the start of the civil war. 13 years ago, opposition groups have labeled the vote. the force, the problem in as little real power was in serious presidential system, the pakistan government has announced that will ban ex prime minister and run cons . political party of filed trees and charges against him. mister con has already been in jail for almost a year. thirties of anger and his supporters, by cracking down on his p t i party. russia and china have started joint military drills and the pacific as they continue to strength and ties. beijing says th

you want to contact them. courtney jaden. look on the 7th person. we must find the copy. we have to find out if the 7th person exists and if they don't want it and why. how many, many people are like the victims, 3 men and 3 women have all been identified as bit to me. 2 of whom have jo, american nationality, us state department says it's a way of the report, the debts. and it's monitoring the case. ukrainian no thought he'd say the number of children, abducted by russia since the start of the full scale invasion in 2022. now stanza building 19000, few have successfully made it back home. dw special correspondent abraham, went to ukraine to speak to one of those who did of the steps on a path to recovery. every day, 16 year old vladimir makes the 20 minute walk from his village home in southern new cream to this sports field. exercising helped him cope. so they gave me official thoughts, give me confidence that they would never drink. i call a smoke. so i live a healthy life style. it gives me self confidence. for example, if someone insults ago, i could stand up for her.

please welcome courtney. [applause] i want to make you because she's been with the organization for a while working on this together and it's your work that brought this conversation to american university. >> thank you. a round of applause for any. [applause] common ground in american society especially the young generation which will lead us in the near future. before we get into the details of the questions and issues and policy, this is a question i would like to ask everyone like how you talk about politics? i have a weekly phone call with my dad for two hours. we sum up politics all over the world to see how different generations talk about politics the way how i think the world should be in revisits the way the world was and find common ground between generation. i wonder how you talk about politics. >> i would take my expenses a little bit different. >> it's been interesting sharing my thoughts about politics in our country with her, she's got a completely different experience. she got here when she w

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courtney fisher, abc seven news. >> police say five people are dead, including the gunman and a massgators say a 21 year old man opened fire at a birthday party. four of the victims died at the scene, while three other shooting victims are expected to survive. the suspect then left the home that led to a pursuit that ended when the suspect shot himself, then crashed into a ditch. police say the suspect knew the people at the party, but the motive for the attack remains unknown. a group of runners with a difficult past are moving forward, making the trek of a cross country trip together. the skid row running club from los angeles are heading to new york. instead of running shoes, though, they're biking the 3500 mile journey. the group was founded to give people struggling with homelessness and substance abuse a chance at a better life. their adventure began this morning, and it's expected to take them about six weeks. here's proof you are never too young to make a difference. a nine year old arizona boy had enough of street racers making an intersection dangerous. abc news anchor whit

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courtney fisher, abc seven news. >> all right. new this morning, california's high temperatures are affecting marine life in monterey county. the department of fish and wildlife says a large number of fish were found dead in lake san antonio. this weekend's heat wave is to blame. monterey county posted this picture saying the high temps caused oxygen depletion in the water yesterday. the area hit a high of 114 degrees and today is expected to be another hot one. record highs are being seen across the state this weekend. coachella valley recently broke its record at 124 degrees. residents in the area have been relying on cooling centers to stay safe. >> it can be detrimental to someone's health if they don't have that shelter, that water and some place to cool off the heat. illnesses are very serious and i've dealt with them before in my life. >> data from the county shows there have been 237 heat related emergency visits this year. organizers hope the centers will prevent those in the future. now to your voice. your vote, governor

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nbc's courtney kube joins us now.een how harris sees foreign policy and president biden? >> reporter: so that was the exact question that we set out to figure out here, chris, and what we learned from speaking to about three dozen individuals who work with vice president kamala harris right now or have worked with her in the past specifically in the national security and foreign policy space is publicly there really is not much daylight between the policies of president joe biden and those of vice president kamala harris, but as we dug a little bit deeper, we did get a little sense of what she is like behind the scenes. so in meetings about critical issues related to foreign policy and national security, such as the withdrawal from afghanistan, when russia invaded ukraine, even to october 7th, and the many, many issues that the white house, pentagon and national security apparatus have had to deal with in the wake of those attacks. what we have learned from, again, nearly three dozen officials is that vice president h

here's courtney fisher from our sister station in houston. >> the island of matagorda is about 80 miles southwest of houston. in the last hour or so, the winds have really picked up. we have seen the waves become choppier, but people around here are used to this and a lot of them are staying put. in the final hours before beryl hits. >> i've got one more. so i got the last door. >> thomas davis boards up the last few windows, one of the last on his street to leave. >> i would stay if we didn't have the two girls. i would definitely stay. >> staying is the norm for a lot of folks in matagorda. >> we've ridden them out here like floyd and marguerite ceruti. we're planning on staying here. >> we're planning on watching the astros win and then welcoming beryl in calm, unbothered. >> even as the skies turn dark. because in this laid back beach town dotted with fishing camps, fewer than 500 people, you get used to the hurricanes and tropical storms. >> we got these hurricane screens that that, as you see, bolt on around the frame and i've got them all the way around the house. >> people here

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. >> courtney. >> courtney brown -- charles: all right, folks, first, a shout-out to edward lawrenceon of the entire q&a. you can see chair powell was fumbling crazy trying to find the right answer. he really didn't give us one. danielle, allie, the rally stalled when jay powell said the fed was created from a quasi-constitutional document. >> god love him. [laughter] he is scrambling so hard. he just said we had a nice conversation. i feel like we just intruded on a tea party, charles, about whether we should or should not move rates at this meeting. i mean, there's obviously dissent, and i think that's why he is is nervous. charles: austan goolsbee supposedly the dissenter -- >> he wasn't supposed to vote today. if. >> what do you think, allie? >> i would be very surprised if there was as much accord as he's i saying there is. that would really surprise me given the data. but i think the last thing he said was pretty much what the market needed to hear. it was as close as he could say -- charles: all right. so far the market likes what they're hearing and, again, i think we all agr

tuve la oportunidad de hablar con la directora ejecutiva de este programa, courtney y su equipo, quienus esfuerzos han sido notados y recientemente fueron elegidos como 1 de los líderes nacionales de stem en 2 eventos, el más reciente en la casa blanca, en la convocatoria cumbre sobre equidad y excelencia stem, impulsando el progreso y la prosperidad para el 2050. todos los niños y niñas son curiosos por naturaleza y quieren aprender sobre el mundo que los rodea. es importante por nosotros fomentar esa curiosidad en ellos desde el principio. necesitamos mujeres de color en stem liderando y creando la próxima tecnología. aprenden sobre todo, incluyendo también el cambio climático y cómo proteger a nuestro planeta. además también han aprendido a construir turbinas solares. los programas son completamente gratis y sirven para escuelas de título 1, que son escuelas con un 40% o más de los estudiantes que están en el programa de almuerzo reducido. la directora ejecutiva también recientemente fue incluida en el salón de la fama de las mujeres en el condado de alameda por sus esfuerzos en edu

l. courtney rock tray says more than half 1000000 palestinians on the verge of salvation. now, ceremonies been held to commemorate 10 years since malaysian airlines flight i made 17 was shut down over eastern ukraine. can many, 300 people the limits assignments was held victims at the crash at the memorial near amsterdam. the plane was on its way from the dutch capital to kuala lumpur when it was fine upon adopt sled investigation in 2018 concluded that a russian missile hit the guy croft. michael. both accused of fullness basement for the organization of security and cooperation in europe. he was one of the 1st at the scene when the plane went down. he told us about his early investigations, and then my press briefings that the skies of, of ukraine at that time were becoming more dangerous. why? because russian back rebels were in possession of shoulder fired missiles and we, we said that and then when we arrived at the scene, we quickly noticed these very unusual kind of pock marks and the fuselage of the our craft. fast forward a few days or weeks later, it turns out th