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they're there because nemesis was egan's rats. these are all all all carry patch gangs because prohibition did them a great favor. jellyroll hogan actually on the left, retired from crime and spent 40 years in missouri legislature. yeah, there's so many punch lines. i'm not even going to go there. i'm not. i'm not even going to go there. but many of these there are stories of when they're shot. you know, they they call for the bishop, you know, to give them their last rites. i mean, they're just wonderful, wonderful stories. and and egan's rats in jelly roll, hogan, they pretty much killed each other off. the police didn't really have all that much to do with it. and so by the late 1920s and it was 1929, there practically nonexistent is gangs and gangsters need work too. so when your gang falls apart, you freelance and al capone in chicago was looking for some boys to come up to chicago and take care of a job on valentine's day. and egan's rats and i almost had hogan's heroes and jellyroll hogan's boys went up to chicago and perfo

they're there because nemesis was egan's rats. these are all all all carry patch gangs because prohibition did them a great favor. jellyroll hogan actually on the left, retired from crime and spent 40 years in missouri legislature. yeah, there's so many punch lines. i'm not even going to go there. i'm not. i'm not even going to go there. but many of these there are stories of when they're shot. you know, they they call for the bishop, you know, to give them their last rites. i mean, they're just wonderful, wonderful stories. and and egan's rats in jelly roll, hogan, they pretty much killed each other off. the police didn't really have all that much to do with it. and so by the late 1920s and it was 1929, there practically nonexistent is gangs and gangsters need work too. so when your gang falls apart, you freelance and al capone in chicago was looking for some boys to come up to chicago and take care of a job on valentine's day. and egan's rats and i almost had hogan's heroes and jellyroll hogan's boys went up to chicago and perfo

this comes after a disappointing jobs report was released this morning, cnn's matt egan is following this. matt explain exactly what's happening here. >> well paula, the july jobs report was weak and it was really the last thing that we needed because investors were already growing concerned about the health of the economy and the state of the jobs market. and so this report just amplifies those fears we saw that. yes, the u.s. economy is still growing, still adding jobs, seeing hundred and 14,000 jobs added in july. but this was tied, this was the second lowest rate since late 2020. the unemployment rate also ticked higher, noticeably higher up well above 4%. now this is raising some concerns about whether or not the federal reserve waited too long here, right? they could have cut interest rates earlier this week, they opted not to. and now this is raising some worries that maybe all that tough inflation fighting medicine from the fed he's really starting to damage the economy some forecasters are even talking about the risk of a recession. i do think it's important to emphasize, em

cnn's matt egan is tracking this. matt, we've all been waiting for these inflation numbers have come down. they're coming down they are jim, we have a major milestone on the inflation front and even some falling prices at the grocery store more after the break this fall comedy us coming to cnn. what could go wrong? i got news for you from here, saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn. >> i won't let my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis symptoms to find emerge as you with trump via most people saw 90% clear skin eye for months and the majority stayed clearer at five years, cvs allergic reactions may occur, can fire, may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight that. >> tell you, doctor, if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to emerge as you emerge trim fired asked your doctor about trump via with decks calm, g7, managing your diabetes. just got easier so what's your glucose number right now? >> good thing. you don't need a finger sticks. >> house all about food aff

cnn's matt egan joining us now. matt obviously kamala harris is going to roll out her economic policy later this week, but so far, what stands out to you? >> we'll jessica, these are obviously two very different candidates. of course on style, but on substance to they have really different economic visions and look, we know from polls that the economy is the number one concern for voters and the voters are very much divided on who they trust more to get the economy, right. recent polls show that vice president harris and former president trump are basically tied on who voters think would do a better job on the economy now when we talk about their actual agendas is really important to emphasize that there's still a lot of specifics that we don't know about the harris agenda. she's going to be rolling out those details on friday, but let's take, for example taxes. former president trump, he of course, lower taxes lower the corporate tax rate, and he's in favor of lowering it even further of making the 2017 tax cuts pe

matt egan.hank you. >> thanks. >> so israel just offered a brand new proposal to hamas concerning one of gaza's most consequential borders. this is a bid to advance ceasefire talks, but will it be enough? we're going to take you live to the middle east in just moments you're still going to win class president would be slogan, wow, working on campaign posters yet, well well, in my experience, the best campaign slogans are short and memorable, like, well that's definitely memorable one, remember, i don't want to surgery for my dupa trends contraction to i want to be able to lay my hand fled i want to non-surgical recovery for i want options. >> non surgical options and five and have non-surgical treatment is an opera i'll get a second opinion let's go take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your hand flat, visit, find a hand specialist.com to get started. >> when the saw dust settles and the engine roars, the thing you care about is the job well done. well, when you get your tools from har

he addressed both unemployment and interest rate cuts as cnn's matt egan explains, that could happen as soon as next month this is a big moment for the economy. >> remember for the past two years, the fed has been waging war on inflation monster-size interest rate hikes trying to get inflation back down in today. jerome powell, he all but declared victory in battle saying he is more calm in that inflation is going back to where it belongs you back to 2% and the mission he's saying has shifted it shifted from fighting inflation to fighting on it employment. >> and that means a different strategy instead of raising interest rates, the fed is going to be putting them, take a listen to what powell said at jackson hole the. >> time has come for policy to adjust the direction of travel is clear in the timing and pace of rate cuts will depend on incoming data the. evolving outlook in the balance of risks we will do everything we can to support a strong labor market as we make further progress toward price stability powell essentially just preannounced a rate cut at the next meeting in septe

cnn's matt egan breaks down the potential implications of this trend moving forward. >> danny and amara, the jobs market has clearly weakened, but it's too soon to say whether or not this is a slowdown or something more serious. let's look at the actual numbers from the jobs report. we saw the unemployment rate unexpectedly when up to 4.3%. that's the highest level in nearly three years kindami added 114,000 jobs. that was a big miss. clearly, the pace of hiring has slowed down back in march, kind of moves adding 300,000 jobs this is significantly slowed down since then, still adding jobs just not buy as much unemployment rate has gone up noticeably higher in the last few months the important thing to stress though, is one bad jobs report that's not enough to say that a recession is inevitable. in fact, moody's economist mark zandi, he told me that he thinks thanks the odds still favor no recession though he conceded the risks of gone up. and it is looking like a closer call than it was previously all of this, not sitting well with investors on wall street where us stocks were down befo

owns truth social is reporting second quarter revenue dropping 30% from a year earlier, cnn's matt egan is here with that. >> yeah, john, it is so remarkable to see what's going on with this company. we're talking about generating less than $1 million in revenue. and yet it's worth billions of dollars. it's a really bizarre situation made even weirder by the fact that the majority owner is the former and possibly future president, the united states, look at this revenue down 30% to $837,000. yes, thousand dollars. that is a very tiny number. normally accompany with that kind of revenue would be how you doing? millions of dollars, billions and look, the losses are piling up for trump media, the owner of truth social. we're talking about a loss of 16 million. that's despite the fact that this is a quarter where of course it's an election year and normally, you would expect it to be doing a little bit better. the good news is this this is actually an improvement because they had even larger losses in the past. let's look at the share price because it's been a rough stretch, spiked in the s

matt egan, thank you so much. appreciate it. another hour of cnn new central starts right now new details this morning about an incident that turned physical at arlington national cemetery involving the trump

let's get right to cnn's matt egan. what's the headline? matt? >> jim, 818,000 fewer jobs were added during the period between april 2023 and march of this year we were bracing for these revisions to come out and show that job growth was weaker and that is what we he got. this is probably on the high end of the expectations. some of the forecasters had been saying probably around few hundred thousand jobs. goldman sachs had said maybe up to him millions. so this is on the higher end. we're seeing some of the biggest revisions downward in sectors that include manufacturing, leisure, and hospitality, professional and business services. of course, some sectors actually added more jobs than we previously known private education, health services, transportation, and warehousing. we live could the market not a massive reaction from the market? i think that's important because this is somewhat backwards looking data. what investors really care about is what happens next. and these numbers out today, they do support the idea that the jobs market has been

matt egan from new york. thank you so much.ns were ordered today near athens, greece as crews are trying to contain wildfires. just on the outskirts of the capital global warming, making these blazes even fiercer will explain meantime, tropical storm ernesto, slamming the northern caribbean with heavy rain and winds, and it could soon hit with rico as well. the latest on its path when we come back this fall comedy us coming to cnn and what could go wrong i got news for you from the or saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn one. remember, i don't want to surgery for my dupa trends contraction i want to be able to lay my hand flat i want a non-surgical recovery for what options. non nonsurgical option and five, and non surgical treatment is an opera get a second opinion let's go take charge of your treatment. if you can't lay your head glad because it find a hand specialist.com to get started very kept. >> kept. can i get a response to the trader straight it's rare he's means move him we talking about moving. >> moving mean contra

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let's join cnn's matt egan now to break down these numbers, matt, what exactly does this mean? >> well, boris, this is a, another positive sign when it comes to the cost of living. it doesn't mean that life is suddenly cheap, right? it's not, it doesn't mean that prices are plunging across the economy. they're not, but it does show the prices are going up at a more gradual pace and that is exactly what we want to see two-and-a-half percent year over year, some context that is slightly better than expected, and it's tied with last month for the lowest rate since february 2021, the first full month of them biden administration. and when you look at the trend here from that chart, you can see that even though inflation is not quite back to that 2% goal that the fed has, it is moving in the right direction, making a massive improvement from two years ago when this metric was above 7%. i mean, that was alarming. that's why the fed has the step in with these massive interest rate hikes. interest rate hikes that we're still feeling the effects of the fact that this is all cooling off,

matt egan really appreciate it. we got a whole lot of news that we're following another hour of cnn news central starts right now. >> the so-called new dog well, trump after the attempted assassination looking a lot like the old, throwing out false claims about kamala harris is heritage during a combative interview in front of a room full of black journalists but impact could this have on the race for the white house today? and much more tomorrow, breaking overnight, israel confirming the death of hamas's military carrie leader in an attack that happened last month, the idf releasing video now of the moment that they say right there that the alleged mastermind of the october seventh terrorist attack was killed and a warning for two generations, gen x and millennials have a higher risk of 17 types of cancer details from a new study that you'll want to hear. i'm kate bolduan with omar jimenez. sara is in chicago. john berman is out today. this is cnn news central donald trump taking us back to 2016 and 2020 for sure w

cnn's matt egan joins us now. so mac, the lock-up period on trump's truth, social stake expires soon. what happens then? >> well, boris, in theory, this would free former president trump up to sell part or all of his stake in his company and look, he owns almost 115 million shares in the owner of truth social. that's valued at 2 billion at current prices. and this pot of money he would give him the ability to potentially yep. pay his lawyers or even fund his presidential campaign. >> but in reality, it's always really hard for dominant shareholders to sell out of their stake. >> and it would be even harder in this situation because former president trump, he's not just the legal seeing shareholder. he's the most popular user on truth, social his name is on the parent company that stock ticker is even djt. and so that's why in nyu law professor michael ohlrogge, he told me that it would be all but impossible for trump to liquidate his whole stake or even a third of it without oh completely tanking the stock price a

cnn's matt egan has reporting on this. matt take us through the details. >> well boris and jessica, we have some good news for renters on this summer friday the united states is going through a boom for building apartments and all that new supply is making it harder and harder for landlords to fill units. so yeah, some landlords are being forced to offer concessions like free parking, free weeks, or even three months of rent one in three apartment units listed on zillow right now are offering concessions to try to get people to sign a lease that is up from about one in five years ago. and i spoke to grad student in arizona who told me that every single apartment that she looked for was offering some kind of concession. >> she ended up getting half a month off of rent and another woman, a teacher also in arizona, that she got a whole month three for rent and it's not just in arizona zillow found that at least half the units in six major cities have concessions right now, including atlanta austin, charlotte, raleigh, nashvil

shoppers buy is significantly cooling down to its slowest rate in more than three years cnn's matt egan joining us now, matt allowed people want to know what are these numbers? saying well, jessica, this is a major milestone for the american economy, inflation, the biggest problem for years, it's finally back below 3%. >> we haven't seen that in almost three and that half years. and it's easy to forget. but two years ago, we had 9% inflation in america, 9%. of course, that's back when gas prices were going to the moon thankfully, we are miles away from that. now, i do want to stress this does not mean that life is suddenly cheap. again, it's not, and it doesn't mean that prices are back to pre-covid levels. they're not and they're not going to be. but as that chart shows, it does demonstrate that prices they're going up at a more gradual pace. and that is good news. and looking at some specific items, it's true some things are still going up rapidly electricity rent, and car insurance is almost 20% more expensive than a year ago. but we've also seen price ropes for some things like new

let's bring in cnn's matt egan, who joins us now.o talk to us about why not then we can why are prices easing of what you mentioned stuck in traffic? let me just say you haven't truly experienced being stuck in traffic until you've done that in new jersey with two kids under the age of five. but listen, i'm here. we're good news on this summer friday. yes. falling gas prices, gas buddy project objecting the national average on labor day will be 327 a gallon. that is down $0.50 from a year ago, $0.52 from two years ago. this would be just above the level in 2021. now, it is true that gas prices were even lower in 2019. and of course during 2020 when it was cold but still this is moving in the right direction. a far cry from that spike to $5 a gallon two years ago. and look, some drivers in some states we're seeing even bigger drops, nearly $1 cheaper over the last year in oregon, washington state at $0.08 in the battleground, state of arizona, $0.68 in utah. that is a big change as far as why it's happening. well, on the supply side,

egan is not here.han, members of the committee, greg wagner, comptroller, we did provide an estimate of the general fun impact, which is reflected in the bls report. it is, as supervisor safaÍ said, uncertain, particularly ca do no screen for the pension fund criteria. soha is an estimate based on historical transfer tax volumes, itould, of course, have to be refined as we figure out how we're going to get that data and administer the tax. the estimate w a an impact of about 6.2 million, offset by an acceleration of sales by 20% of that value, based on historical data of the impact of a transfer tax adjustment on velocity of transfers in the market, which bringsimat high end impact to about $5 million. thank you, i appreciate it. i mean, i think that, there's supervisor safaÍ. go ahead. sorry, i just wanted to make sure ynd the point that the number that you gave was on the high end bed accuratd of an estimate where we are right now through the chair. that's correct. since we're unable to screen for ts

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cnn's matt egan is here to break it all down for us. so matt, let's start with gas millions of us are hitting in the road. so what can we expect? >> what manu happy friday and listen good news for you if you want to make the drive to visit me in new jersey, this holiday, it's not going to cost you as much on the road as it did last year because gas buddy is projecting the national average will be 327 a gallon on labor day. that's down 50 descends from last year, $0.52 from two years ago. and look at this not much more expensive than in 2021 now, it's true gas prices of course, were cheaper in 2019 and during 2020, that was during covid, but this is clearly all moving in the right direction and it's a far cry from that spike to $5 a gallon gasoline. this is also going to mean people are saving a lot of money. gasbuddy is projecting. americans are going to spend $750 million less on gasoline this holiday weekend alone that is very good news, especially at a time when people are still spending more money at restaurants and hotels and elsew

jonathan to egan, says anyone participating in them will be swiftly punished. meanwhile, police are bracing for an escalation on wednesday night with kohls for the far right. riley's and more than a 100 locations along with counter protests. and potentially 30 several business owners in london who voted on that. shops and immigration centers are expected to be the main focal points in the demonstrations will help them as a columnist for the observer and president of the academy of social sciences. he says several factors for the fuel, the unrest of those. you generally take some young sugs of actually in a company, gazing and causing may have throwing rocks at the place. i mean, uh, you know, it is that and secondly, i think there is a, a feeling is good enough. they've got some years that actually um the products, the country where this has been going on a web point, a lot of asylum seekers have been shunted and, and catching hospitals and hotels awaiting the assign a claim to be processed. and i think there's a lot of resentment and some of these communities that, that any of that kind of

nationwide on ras following a fatal knife attack on 3 young girls last week. crown prosecutor, jonathan egan, says anyone participating and then will be swiftly punished. meanwhile, police the pricing for an escalation on wednesday night with calls for fall right. riley's in more than a 100 locations and count of protests and potentially 30 several business owners in london have bought it up the shops, immigration centers, and legal offices are expected to be the main focal points in the demonstrations. lower cons in the u. k. town of both in the north west of england when there were clashes on sunday and more uh, more concerns about unrest later in the day. what are people expecting? they're both well, it's just like exactly what you said about loans and we're seeing shops quoted up all the way across town. i mean, just down this road it's showing up to shot. they've just taken down the shot to most of them shot around to pm. i just speak to some, so keep us on some russian own is just pull that. and many of them say a lot of these people from the far right groups are coming from outside. t

attendance to introduce the furry pets were celebrities such as christopher biggins, lesley nicol, peter egan hello there. hot and humid—feeling conditions particularly for southern and eastern areas of england. thunderstorms north and west. all of this to come in the forecast tonight and tomorrow. but for the rest of the day today across the uk it looks dry. a lot of sunshine around. it will be feeling warm. it's been a bit of a slow start towards the south coast of england. the risk of some sea mist and fog lapping on shore at times but even toward southern areas of devon, that should tend to break up as a south—easterly wind picks up with the onshore breeze. cooler towards the coast than yesterday but temperatures widely in the low—to—mid 20s. maybe 29 or 30 in london and parts of berkshire. overnight tonight, we keep the clear skies towards the east. but here come those thunderstorms. torrential downpours for northern ireland and western scotland. showers for western wales, south—west england. temperatures across the south of england may not drop locally below 20 celsius, but warm and sti

jonathan egan, from the crown prosecution service, spoke outside court: the three men sentenced todayt will be a very painful process for many who foolishly chose to involve themselves in violent unrest. many of those involved will be sent to prison for a long time. the disturbing images we have seen across the country, manipulated by agitators both in person and online, while localfamilies still grieve their loved ones, is an unforgivable and selfish act that each and every person sentenced today will have to live with. violence, rioting and aggression will never be tolerated in this country, and we stand ready to use the full force of the law against any others who have been, or are considering joining these intolerable scenes. the crown prosecution's message is clear. whatever your motivation for targeting police, inciting hatred, or wreaking havoc on your community, you will be swiftly punished. the deputy prime minister angela rayner has been visiting rotherham, which saw a spate of violence at the weekend. she spoke about the possibility of more unrest tonight. i know that the p

egan i egan i tha the consent calendar minus item 10.1 b is approved.k y let's call the next item. moving on to item number 11 amending transportation code division two, section 9 t director of trn to waive all sfmta fees associated with events determined to be eligible for fee waivers as qualifying neighborhood outdoor events consistent with board of supervisors legislation waiving fees related to the temp closure of streets for events organized by community serving nonprofit arts and c organizations. small businesses, merchant associations, neighborhood resident associations, and property and business improvement districts,a with the authorization to expire on june 30th, 2027. thank you and thank you, director w w i am going to call on director tarlov to recuse herself before you begiur presentation. go ahead. thank you. chair ekin, chair and fellow board members, as you're aware, i am the president oe glen park merchants association. that asin and may in the future plan to apply for ar the legislation in front of us today. i've consulted with the d b

pricing for dozens more fall live gatherings on wednesday evening. complex kids have jumped from egan's, has anyone participating and then will be swiftly punished. we're con as more from bolton, as that's concerned and certainly anticipation i'd be speaking to people from local shops. cafe is restaurants today, they said they will be closing the door. they will be shutting up shop. so they are preparing. they don't want to see that kind of finance descending onto the businesses. as we've seen this being a lot of violence and kelsey needs protest, um, many businesses happy, unaffected because of thought they did tell me the bolton, where we are just north of bunch of stuff to town. it's a very diverse, i place that community and they said when people came here on sunday, i looked at the find the brightest had come from outside of phones and as far as they knew and they were met, they told me by twice the amount of people from the community who were there and they were anti racist, they were many white people in solidarity with the most plans listened to post business of seeing that most

o palestinians do not only have to worry about egan is really supplements that have been taking up their lands and resources, but also of subtler violence that has been taking the form of more organized groups that are often carried out from indian is really supplement. i'll post like this one behind me that but he does eat all the occupied with the bank palestine fil a head on al jazeera innovation in the middle of devastation. how palestinians in gauze are finding a way out of a fuel crisis whose spies, right the restrictions, the the. so there's 2 big thunderstorms around in this part of indonesia. we have, of course, that not in slide in turn it to but it looks like the full cost gives you the biggest shaft to the science with that still the same potential values you're very unlucky running about. so we sort of way see that in the other concentrations bit for the north, most likely it's going to be me in about thailand or vietnam, the gets the, which is whether we're turning up so which is month. anyway, shaun, shaun, the tie street is reached, peak strength is losing a little bit. i

attendance to introduce the furry pets were celebrities such as christopher biggins, lesley nicol, peter egan turning really quite hot across the south of the country. the outlook into monday points to even hotter weather and the possibility of some big showers and thunderstorms in the northwest of the uk. so, here's the morning, then, on sunday. admittedly, it will be a little cloudy to start with in the south, perhaps some mist and murk and coastal fog, particularly in the southwest. a bit of drizzle, too. but the rest of the uk, it's sunshine all round, right from the word go. now, we may have to wait a little bit across the south before that sun breaks through but i think come the afternoon, it really will be that strong sunshine beating down on us nationwide. so, how hot is it going to get on sunday? well, typically in the mid to high 20s across wales and england but one or two spots could reach 30 in the south. more comfortable across northern ireland and scotland — low 20s here — but, of course, gloriously sunny. and then, there will be some changes on the way come monday. a cold front

jonathan egan, from the crown prosecution service, spoke outside court. men sentenced today are the tip of the iceberg and just the start of what will be a very painful process for many who foolishly chose to involve themselves in violent unrest. many of those involved will be sent to prison for a long time. the disturbing images we have seen across the country, manipulated by agitators both in person and online, while localfamilies still grieve their loved ones, is an unforgivable and selfish act that each and every person sentenced today will have to live with. violence, rioting and aggression will never be tolerated in this country, and we stand ready to use the full force of the law against any others who have been, or are considering joining these intolerable scenes. the crown prosecution�*s message is clear. whatever your motivation for targeting police, inciting hatred, or wreaking havoc on your community, you will be swiftly punished. our home and legal correspondent, dominic casciani, gave me his reaction from outside liverpool crown court. quite

egan i egan i thank you the consent calendar minus item 10.1 b is approved. thank you.m number 11 amending transportation code division two, secti 9.02, to authorize the director of transportation to waive allfmta fees associated with events determined to be eligible for e waivers as qualifying neighborhood outdoor events consistent with board of supervisors legislaon waiving fees related to the temporary closure of streets for eventsorg nonprofit arts and culture organizations. smallinesses, merchant associations, neighborhood resident associations, and property abun, and meeting certain criteria with the authorization to expire on june 30th, 2027. thank you and thank you, director wise. we i am going to call on director tarlov to recuse herself before you begin your presentation. go ahead. thank you. chair ekin, chair and fellow board'raware, e president of the glen park merchants association. that association is planning and may in the future plan to apply for a waiver of fees under the toy. i've consulh0ted with the city attorney's office and believe that i may have

jonathan egan from the crown prosecution service spoke outside court.he three men sentenced today are the tip of the iceberg and just the start of what will be a very painful process for many who foolishly chose to involve themselves in violent unrest. many of those involved will be sent to prison for a long time. the disturbing images we have seen across the country, manipulated by agitators both in person and online, while local families still grieve their loved ones, is an unforgivable and selfish act that each and every person sentenced today will have to live with. violence, rioting and aggression will never be tolerated in this country, and we stand ready to use the full force of the law against any others who have been, or are considering joining these intolerable scenes. the crown prosecution�*s message is clear. whatever your motivation for targeting police, inciting hatred, or wreaking havoc on your community, you will be swiftly punished. the prime minister has promised communities will be kept safe. sir keir starmer said he had assurances th

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reuters reports the apparent attack is causing major headaches for this huge oil company, seen as matt eganas the details he's here at this now, what do you learned about this map will keep halliburton and really all oil companies, they're obvious targets for hackers and haliburton is clear really dealing with a problem right now reuters is reporting citing a source that halliburton is the victim. other cyber attack, and it's impacting business operations at its use than campus. and some of its global networks publicly for now, the company is being vague about the nature of the problem they're not confirming or denying to cnn that they are the victim of a cyber attack but they did acknowledge an unspecified issue. let me read you what the company said in a statement. we are aware of an issue affecting certain company systems and are working diligently to assess the cause and potential impact a halliburton went on to say that they've activated a response plan. they're working with experts internally and externally to address this. all things the company would do if they suspected cyber here,

. >> cnn business reporter matt egan explains what all of these developments mean for the economy victornd amara, this is a big moment for the american economy, for the last two years that fed has been waging war on inflation with monster interest rate hikes now, jerome powell has all but declared victory in that war, saying he is more confident that inflation is going back to where it belongs, back to 2%. and that the mission has shifted from fighting inflation fighting unemployment, and that means a different strategy instead of interest rate hikes the fed is preparing to hot interest rates. >> take a listen to what powell said at jackson hole the time has come for policy to adjust the direction of travel is clear in the timing and pace of rate cuts will depend on incoming data. >> the evolving outlook in the balance of risks we will do everything we can to support a strong labor market as we make further progress toward price stability, to powell, essentially pre-announced an interest rate cut at the next meeting in september, the final meeting before the more the election, this would

now a shift in the market that summer, analysts describe as a landlord race for tenants cnn's matt egan has been looking into this. he joins us now so matt, what is happening here, why we're wire renters all of a sudden getting the upper hand, locate happy friday. >> it's so nice to be here with some good news, at least for renters and waiting for the bot, but keep going. not really. it's really mostly news. look, i think just like everything else, this all comes down to supply and demand. so there has been he building boom of apartments in america and all of that new supply has made it harder for landlords to fill units. so they've been forced to throw in some incentives to get people to sign leases like free parking weeks or even months of free rent, zillow found that one in three units on their platform are offering incentives. that is up from one in four units a year ago and one in 52 years ago. here's how one zillow khanna's put it to me. he said landlords are basically in a race right now to get tenants so they're throwing in a bunch of deals and perks to sweeten the pot. i spoke

matt egan, thank you so much. appreciate it. another hour of cnn new central starts right now new details this morning about an incident that turned physical at arlington national cemetery involving the trump campaign. what led to the altercation at one of the nation's most sacred sites. kamala harris and tim walz have georgia on their minds. so does donald trump their strategy is playing out this week to win that battleground state. and another tragedy on the football field. as a third student player this month diesbeing ntl, a brand new television commercial released by the harris campaign trying to tie donald trump to project 2025 donald trump may try to deny it, but those are donald trump's plans. >> well, revenge does take time. i will say that and sometimes revenge can be justified. >> he'll take control, will pay the price again, the trump campaign maintains it is not affiliated with project 2025, which is a document produced by the conservative think tank, the heritage foundation. >> but a large number of former trump of