>> reporter: here, david chase stopped to think. >> i don't know how to explain it. precious, and i don't think if we had done -- if he'd gone to prison or if he'd died with his face in the linguine, i don't think we would have thought that. >> that was anthony mason. you're watching "cbs news roundup." >>> do you have any close friends who are a lot older than you or younger? janet shamlian has a story of love and friendship that defies the years. ♪ >> reporter: professional dancer laura kaufman forged friendship at the barre. not that kind. a dance class at new york's iconic steps on broadway. >> when you first saw carol, what did you think? >> i was honestly enthralled from the moment i met her. >> reporter: the woman who became a bestie, carol taitan, is older by 52 years. >> she had an energy and a warmth about her. >> so it sounds like you were both instantly sort of attracted to each other. >> love at first sight. what can i say? >> reporter: the age-defined attachment isn't that unusual. 37% of adults have a close friend at least 15 years younger or older tha

when i began storm chasing, there were no other chasers. tim marshall: david hoadley, whether he likes it or not, is the father of modern day storm chasing. max olson: david hoadley is the first person to truly go out and seek tornadoes, driving long distances, attempting to come up with some sort of formula to see tornadoes. he holds the record for the longest consecutive years of storm chasing. i've been storm chasing 66 years, and i've seen 265 tornadoes. i saw my first tornado in 1958. i think this is one of the things that appealed to me was the element of, really, mystery. what causes these storms? there was so much that was unknown. 2023, i saw david hoadley out chasing. the man's 85 years old. he's been doing it for most of his life, and he's still out there doing it every single year. david hoadley: it's not like spelunking or surfboarding. you can return to the ocean. you can climb the mountains again and again and again. but that one tornado, that one storm, once it's gone, it's out. it's history. to have a picture of it, have a video or anything el

if they don't out perform significantly just as jpmorgan chase and citigroup, that would be disappointing. davidomon got flack with the failure of the consumer banking efforts. obscured by that, they had been making an lot of progress deepening their moat and the trading business they have or tightening relationships with hedge fund clients. if that is not shooting lights out on wall street, this is going to be a concern. >> you mentioned the banks. we have bank of america, a big consumer bang, k coming up this week. so many are looking for higher interest rate vehicles like cds and money market. what are you looking for with bank of america? obviously a key metric for them. >> we expect it to be compressed just like citi and jpmorgan chase. we see the funding on the banks and if your customers have a choice to be higher yielding options for cds or money markets, they will do so which increases the funding costs. it is showing up in the credit card business. the main side of the equation is under increased strain, frank. >> we are talking to a main street bank tomorrow. hugh son, thank you very

but david, the president dismissing still much of their concern and those answers have not yet been given to many democrats. >> rachel scott live in washington. you've been chasing down lawmakers. any of them convinced tonight with this performance? >> one democrat i put it to me this way, david, that this is a complicated scenario, that this eases concerns, that it does not erase them. yet another democrat, congressman jim himes, has come out calling for the president to step aside tonight, democrats telling me that they groaned and cringed when the president said vice president trump instead of vice president harris. but every democrat that i talked to tonight said they cannotre in this scenario.in this >> david: jon karl, former speaker nancy pelosi saying he needs to make this decision, time is running short. he seemed to indicate that the decision is made. >> he sure did, david. he took a wide range of questions, complicated issues, did fairly well on all of that, but i think nothing changes the bottom line, and that is that many democrats think he just can't win in november. and there needs to be a change. >> david: jon karl in washington. jon, thank you.

unless you love the unlovable stocks in the market you are going to keep chasing momentum in sooner or later momentum reverses. davidking of going back to the tape we had pete buttigieg on it this december and you were on that day and you told me in the green room that they could not give ev's away at a local dealership that you went to and one was willing to sell you a truck ev for $10000, pete buttigieg said that's impossible people on the internet said that was impossible, defend yourself. >> and keep it and i on my phone and i waiting for pete buttigieg to call me and apologize because he sort of made me look like i was lying on television by saying making a mockery of me so i'm not particularly happy with him but the truth was that actually happened to be in these dealers want to get the ev's off of their lot because there taking up space for cars that they could actually make money selling, that was a true statement and you see it coming out today. david: by the way for screws is essentially giving away a lot of their cars. the company's gone back but $14000 there selling at 15, 16000-dollar car. >> that was t

they declared in effect the same thing nixon told david frost in 1977 when called, he said this is what nixon said, chased out of office, potential criminal acts, quote, when the president does it, that means it's not illegal. that's going to be the new quote, rule of law in america with these justices? what a bone chilling proposition. the future president no longer fear prosecution for the conduct in office, then what the heck is desha one election every four years? that's cold comfort of a corrupt president can undermine the office in first place, catch-22 come evil one. it is autocracy 101. future presidents over the doj to arrest election workers? what if escort their attacks on the press what it did take bribes in exchange for favors and money? and what is in each of these instances they claimed they were acting in official capacity? america would be in a state of constitutional pandemonium. the american people are tired of justices who think they are beyond accountability we in congress should be open to sensible reasonable solutions to restore the checks and balances that the maga court has taken

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chase. make more of what's yours. neil: microsoft and overstocks, big players, the chipplayers, david asman with us, microsoft in one corner numbers they made were extraordinary. it's all about expectations, it was 2% short of what they were expecting. the cloud unit alone came in with revenue of $28.5 billion, that was 2% short of what they were expecting, huge numbers but they were expecting more. some investors saying it was a great time to buy, you are still down 10% from your higher month ago. it gets down 2%, some folks saying it is stable, revenue making hand over foot, revenue is coming in. one person who's not buying is nancy pelosi, the figures congress is forced to come out with, sold between one to $5 million worth of microsoft in order to buy one million dollars of nvidia. she is switching from microsoft to nvidia. a lot of other long-term investors saying it is in the long-run a great thing. neil: great numbers, spending on ai is off the charts which is why players are doing so well. again, to his point here. the disappointment for the day, for all the other players who are still counting, spending $19 billio

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david: thank you, president staying in the race investors stayed in the market, the latter shall we say, nicely. average is chasing

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david: thank you, president staying in the race investors stayed in the market, the latter shall we say, nicely. average is chasing once again the s&p and the nasdaq time to get to the bottom of it all now. welcome everybody i hope you had a wonderful weekend, i am neil cavuto, things that asset management with us right now and see was happy with the dow. >> great to be here the song remains the same, the market is driven by two things, the fed and a.i. were to get a measure later this week with cpi it up with a happened last month with the stock market, the market was a little appearing it was going to be on shaky grounds and the cpi never came out and with the cpi number came out the market rallied and a finish last month about three to half percent. where does that bring us until today, right now is the same thing, a.i. driven that's why we see the nasdaq leading the market, the s&p is following in the dow is retracing, there is a vast difference within the stock market if you look underneath the hoods between the haves and have not the magnificent seven are approximately 40% or close to it the s&p 500 market c

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chasing the ones you don't know. >> staff writer for the alt tim david frum and stuart stevens, thank you both. so easy to talk about, there are great democrats out there who have the ability to become president, josh shapiro, gretchen whitmer, the list goes on, wes moore. we have people who have incredible futures ahead of them and who right now are doing incredible jobs as governors and also as supporters of president joe biden, but david says -- and i agree -- just letting the convention decide this, throwing it out there, that is so much easier said than done and the outcome could be unexpectedly terrible versus what we know. and what we know can be argued. let me put it this way, i don't know what the next week holds for joe biden, i think he has to obviously get out there and show that he's okay. i think he will. but we also know what his record is. we know what he's done has been historic. we know that he's beaten trump. i don't know anybody else who can bring that to the table. so these conversations that we have, you know, oh, my gosh, this person could do it, let's have this person do

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chasing. then i think i can understand the little bit of caution in the group stage. but when you get the knockout, i mean, we played belgium and davide system. we went to three at the back. bobby robson moved it, the fourfourtwo wasn't working as such, we went to three at the back, give a lot more freedom to the players who you wanted on the players who you wanted on the ball, and it worked, you know. but that's it. we nearly won it. >> but that's it, though. you said that that he had the nerve to change it. the big thing is gareth southgate going to look at what's happened and think, right now it's time to roll the dice . i've got to change this dice. i've got to change this because it's not working. we need to do something different. >> i think you go with the same team. what started if everybody's fit, against switzerland and then i think you look at it again as the game goes to on think, if we go behind it, you'll have to change it. obviously, if we're going in front, i wouldn't be surprised if he puts defensive players on. but, you know, we've got some wonderful, talented footballers. but what annoys me is that you're watching