. >>> david marcus with us after correctly calling the nvidia surge on this ai enthusiasm. >>> laterhe executive chair of aston martin formula 1 lawrence stroll on the slowdown in the luxury market despite a rebound in china. >> markets responding pretty well to that cpi number with year-on-year coming down 4%. s&p got to 4373 at the open. being led by some important sectors at this point. >> i'm watching materials because if you want to see how the market has been broadening out in terms of the rally and not just technology, look at some of these cyclical groups. materials is one of them hitting a one-month high at 2% and up nicely 7% or so for the month of june. still having a rough year but some of the bulls are paying attention to the expansion of the rally. why? well, it started with that good jobs report we got what was that, a few weeks ago higher than expected jobs, less wage inflation confirmed today by more signs that the market is feeling good that inflation is moderating it continues to come down in the right direction at a speed that's probably not as fast as the fed or

>> david: marcus moore tonight. thank you, marcus. >>> now, to the war in ukraine, and tonight, graphic and difficult images here of the counteroffensive. the ukrainians pushing back the russians, sending grenades into russian trenches. what they say the video shows. abc's tom soufi burridge tonight from inside ukraine. >> reporter: body camera footage of ukrainian troops storming russian positions. part of an ongoing offensive near the eastern city of bakhmut. troops clearing trenches with grenades. and tonight, graphic images from villages recently liberated by ukrainian troops. destroyed russian tanks and the bodies of dead russian soldiers lining the road. today, a ukrainian defense official saying ukrainian forces advancing again, but only by a few hundred yards in the east and in the south. with russian-laid minefields destroying western-supplied tanks and infantry vehicles. multiple russian missiles killing six people, with new video showing the dramatic moment a woman is pulled out from underneath the rubble

. >> and they were able -- david marcus referred to this as a show-and-tell. there's a lot of pictures that they were able to get of people taking pictures of just boxes lying around everywhere. at least six. >> and the pictures are, in part, part of the criminal conduct. one of the amazing pictures is the one of the spillage where one of the boxes has fallen over and then a secret document that is labeled for the five eyes, and then what happens? a photograph is taken and it is sent by text to another employee at mar-a-lago. it's documentary evidence of the actual criminal conduct in his state of knowledge of the contents of these boxes, which he then tells the fbi that he didn't even know there were boxes there. >> do we know how those documents came to be spilled? did someone access those documents? >> they don't discuss that. that's a fair point. i heard the passion in your voice when you said that this is a commander in chief that that these things matter because american lives and military is on the line. how come we're not hearing that from -- well, the

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tonight, but also what could happen going forward, i want to bring in criminal defense attorney david marcuswe should note, the former florida gubernatorial democratic candidate andrew gillum, also recently turned down a job to defend the former president in this case that is happening here tonight -- tell us why. why did you not want to take on this case? >> i can't really talk about that particular thing, kaitlan, but i can talk about the circus that was brought to town, the roosters and the chickens and the -- >> -- >> it's been wild in the heat and humidity that you guys are putting up. with but trying to stay away from talking about the specifics of -- that >> and a burger, broader sense, i've talked to some attorneys about, there's the pros and cons of taking this on -- obviously, it's a historic. casey would be representing, for the first time, a former president has ever faced federal charges. what do you see as the cons of representing him? >> you know, it's a full-time. joe that's number one. and so anybody who takes a case needs to make sure that they have enough, time enough ener

. >>> joining me now is david oscar marcus. a florida-based criminal attorney.presented the former tallahassee mayor andrew gillum in a federal corruption case. i appreciate your time. i want to start with something really fundamental here, right? because there was a lot of congratulations, hey, the special counsel by bringing this in florida was smart. they're avoiding venue challenges in washington that would have slowed the whole thing down, but you think the doj made a major mistake by choosing to bring the case in florida. tell me why. >> that's exactly right, erin. i think it's a disaster for them. it's not only home court advantage, it's in his backyard in west palm beach. the government is going to have to convince 12 jurors unanimously to convict. and that's going to be really, really hard to do in west palm where donald trump has a ton of support. and so they're going to have to convince all 12. i think it's going to be tough. >> you point out because this will have to be unanimous. from what you saw today when you read through the indictment, do you t

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typically takes seven days but that the pope was already back at work after the surgery. >> david: that is encouraging. marcusre live at the vatican. marcus, thank you. when we come back here, the young mother shot and killed right through her neighbor's door. call for the neighbor to be arrested and what's not happening tonight. we pay to be to an american pianist albums and we have lost a famous olympian tonight. phil: excuse me? hillary: that wasn't me. narrator: said hillary, who's only taken 347 steps today. hillary: i cycled here. narrator: speaking of cycles, mary's period is due to start in three days. mary: how do they know so much about us? narrator: your all sharing health data without realizing it. that's how i know about kevin's rash. who's next? wait... what's that in your hand? no, no, stop! oh you're no fun. [lock clicks shut] ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. (amanda) my name is amanda and i smoked while i was pregnant. this is the view i

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david warner. a roar that has echoed through ashes history. the 15th time he has got him. the next ball was marcusaway by broad's charge. as the clouds parted, the aussies started to settle, and ben stokes doesn't like that. he took the ball against the great steve smith. wait a moment. what a moment. after lunch, the counterpunch. usman khawaja and travis head smasheed 50s, partly at the expense of the returning moeen ali, but he and his partner took a favour and removed head. for him in his home city, in a format he thought he had retired from, you never lose it. cameron green bowled, early he might have been stumped. 220-5. but still, there was usman khawaja, and this was a moment for national significance. this moment of important significance for australia. but the stadium's elation was halted by one arm. no ball, not out. this day finished with some brilliant momentum. let's get some reaction now, in a moment, we will hearfrom travis head. but reaction now, in a moment, we will hear from travis head. but first, here are stuart broad. we did create enough chances to probably bowl a study out

david warner. a roar that has occurred through ashes history. the 15th time he has got in. the next ball was marcus by broad's charge. as the clouds parted, the aussies started to settle, and ben stokes doesn't like that. he took the ball against the great steve smith. wait a moment. what a moment. after lunch, the counterpunch. we usman khawaja and travis smacked 50s, partly at the expense of the returning moeen ali, but he and his partner took a favour and removed head. for him in his home city, in a format he thought he had retired from, you never lose it. cameron green bold, early he might have been stumped. 220 2a5. but still, there was usman khawaja, and this was a moment for national significance. this moment of important significance for australia. but the stadium's edition was halted by one call. noble, not out. this khawaja saved by the smallest of margins. fine margins indeed. well let's get some more on today's play now, with our reporter patrick geary — who's at edgbaston for us. not long finished for the day. how does it stand for england? 311 for five was a lot better puts really at