eric, really good to talk to you. _ really embarrassing. eric, really good to talk to you. d to talk to you. thank you for bringing us up with what's happening up in space. do stay with us here on bbc news, there is plenty more to come at the top of the hour. hello there. temperatures have come down somewhat, particularly across the south, to what we had at the start of the week. but it's by no means going to be cold for the next few days, but it will be a bit more unsettled as this area of low pressure starts to work its way in as we head through tonight across scotland, northern ireland and then eventually the clouds thicken for northern and western england and also wales, with an increasing breeze. further south, it will be mostly dry with clear skies, variable cloud, and where we have any cloud cover then around 15 degrees the overnight low, but it will be milder further north than what we had the previous night, so a mild night across the board. thursday, then, we have this weather front crossing the country very slowly. some of the rain will be quite heavy to start thu

ruse. >> when they approached me, i asked specifically, "are you sure this has no connection with eric goode to me it had none. or i wouldn't have done it. >> reporter: abc news reached out to hbo and goode. they declined to comment. >> juju: our thanks to eva. >>> when we come back, andra day set to rise up on screen, going toe to toe with glenn close. ♪ i'll rise up in spite of the ache ♪ due to burning 't help and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i can help again feel the difference with nervive. >> no application fee if you apply by august 29 at university of maryland global campus, offering online and hybrid courses and lifetime career services. learn about our more than 135 degrees and certificates at umgc.edu. [♪] learn about our more than 135 degrees did you know, there's a detergent that gets your dishes up to 100% clean, even in an older dishwasher? try cascade platinum plus. for sparkling clean dishes even on the toughest jobs. just scrape, load and you're done. switch to cascade pl

eric, good evening. >> good evening, major. know, this has been a slow-moving, meandering storm across the south over the past few days, producing prodigious amounts of rainfall. we still have a ways to go, still slow movement tonight. here is a look at the latest track of what we will be watching. we will see that second landfall late tonight as it comes back ashore in south carolina now. once it comes ashore, it starts to lose some of those tropical characteristics. however, it still brings all of that tropical rainfall and all that moisture. rain is the story. it will start to accelerate, though, moves much faster to the north as it comes to interior sections of the northeast and then exits on saturday morning coming through northern new england. the biggest flood risk at this point is that heads north, we are talking inerior sections of maryland, pennsylvania, new york state, and vermont, which has already had a couple abounds of intense flooding this summer, already primed for flash flooding. we will be watching late frida

eric kraus, joining us here. a fixed income strategies just good morning eric. my goodness me, you know you're, you're good. like jumping the bit to say something i did just or just before you do, i just wanted to say, you know, as a fridge has downgraded ukraine's uh, credit right into our d, which is what restricted to fold. a t f as now suspended external debt payments to october. and now the i m f is saying no, no, no, the best solution is to raise taxes in you crazy. so call the administrative fees where we standing today. eric, how do you, how do you read into this? i'm sorry, this is, this is slightly a bad joke. the ukraine is now a passed through structure. basically the money is flowing in from the west. um, some of it is being infect stolen by um, but you crate in government officials who realize that this story is not going to go on forever. that at some point there is going to be a partition and they are going to end up the prompt ukraine, which is going to be a protector in a colony of brussels. and brussels is going to send the vice council. they are to try to straighten and clear straighten

eric, it's good to see what. yeah. and it says the w h l, it says that what 230000 impacts vaccines are ready to be shipped to the d r c. to get things going in a couple of days. i mean, is that the solution we've had a back seen do the vaccinations and we will solve this problem as well. i think it's definitely the key part of the solution. the only problem is visual while they're shipping and allowing countries to buy the vaccine and donated to to d, r c has all actually formerly approved the vaccine yet. and so the vaccines approved by europe in the us of ga. but the w just still need 2 more weeks to actually approve it or they're thinking, but it's not said many countries, including spain. japan have already pledged a hundreds of thousands and millions of doses, but we still have to get the shots into arms, so to speak. and again, the deployment of this will still take a lot of time. so i think overall we need probably about 10000000 doses for africa . and we haven't even scratched the surface of that right now. wh

the director eric goode showcasing how he hired a proxy director to work with the chimp owners so theynd the series. >> in 2020 i made tiger king. tiger king shined a spotlight on this community and it wasn't favorable. so for this project i had to hire a proxy director to go under cover. >> there's supposed to be ethics that this documentary is about. it's supposed to be about telling the truth. the entire connection of the film maker to his subjects is based around a lie. >> reporter: tonya saying she was, quote, angry and hurt by the ruse. >> when they approached me, i asked specifically, are you sure this has no connection with eric goode, goode entertainment, tiger king? they swore to me it had none. i wouldn't have done it. >> reporter: abc news reached out to hbo and goode. they declined to comment. tonya now owns and runs a safari in missouri. they have kangaroos and more. she said she would love to have another chimp but knows that is unlikely. she said she would also be interested in getting an orangutan. or a gibbon. >> robin: she loves animals. >> she does. >> robin: we lov

ben: eric gordon, very good talk with you. for your analysis of kamala harris' speech there about the economy. professor at the university of michigan's ross school of business. thank you. we are closer than we have ever been to a cease-fire deal in gaza. that was president joe biden's pretty optimistic verdict on the latest round of peace talks in doha. he said it is much, much closer than it was three days ago. so keep your fingers crossed. those are the words of joe biden, but is that optimism from the president, is it justified? well, hamas doesn't seem quite as hopeful and says the united states is actually trying to create what they call a false atmosphere and accused israel of laying down what it called unacceptable new conditions at the talk that include keeping israeli troops inside gaza along its border with egypt. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu called for the mediators to pressurize hamas to accept the new negotiations. the negotiators will switch from talks from doha where they've been in cairo and ame

host: best talk to eric, virginia -- let's talk to eric, virginia. caller: good morning. i see like to fact check, so i would like for you to check and see how many democrat senators voted against the civil rights act as opposed to republicans. also, there is something not being told. i'm 85 years old. when [indiscernible] mr. biden made the statement that he did not want to send his kids to the jungle. i will never hear that from you or anybody else, but that is a fact. and you can check that, too. host: let's talk about it. go ahead. guest: a couple of things, i'm sure biden could have said something like that. many politicians were anti-bussing. bussing was very, very controversial, and blessing was just one way to achieve balance, but a better way would have been providing equal funding for districts if they were segregating based on race. bussing was one of the ways in which certain renovations felt if they did this, they would be able to send their kids to schools that were well resourced. when it comes to the democrat and civil rights act, a lot of republicans did

winds bringing us, of course, as we notice the fog in the clouds, but also bringing us really good conditions. eric conditions are really quite lovely compared to up by the fires and then the winds pushed off to the east and so up for us so far where our air quality is really lovely. you can see right now a lot of greens. that means good air quality. few areas of yellow and even down into the reds, which are terrible air quality down in parts of southern california by their fires. in the meantime, good to moderate air quality for us again tomorrow. i'll be new at 6 u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin is overriding a plea agreement for the accused mastermind of the september 11th terror attacks. khalid shaikh mohammed and 2 other defendants have reached a plea deal earlier this week. >> to avoid the death penalty instead. well, there would have to serve life in prison. some families of the september 11th victims condemned the deal and then today, austin says that he is notifying the agreement. andria stated did them as a death penalty cases. muhammad and the other defendants had been expected to for

eric. it's good to see you and new hour of cnn, new central starts now donald trump announces a press conference for later today. >> the last was full of fiction, fantasies and falsehoods. so what exactly is the campaign? fain want to get out of this? we've got brand new details on the economic rollout from vice president kamala harris, how she says she will save seniors billions any bizarre legal nightmare for one widower now has the happiest place on earth in the hotseat i'm john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner this is cnn news central for the first time since joe biden bowed out and commonly harris jumped in the president and the vp about to hold their first joint event. >> today, there is new reporting this morning on how biden is turning his attention now to really getting harris elected with a first focus on lowering drug prices the president's ready to tout the results of drug price negotiations that the white house says will save medicare enrollees more than $1 billion this rollout comes just before kamala harris is set to roll out her own big policy pitch, a speech on the econo

however, i don't see this is eric 6 can for good suggestion that the relations between the 2 countries are, are going to overall improve the because we have one very, very large obstacle which is the situation and you grant the uh, let's say that to the southern parts of russian where the climate and city of sylvester pole came under attack over night in the cities, governor says that defenses were active and shut down the incoming targets, however unexplained, elusive, paused of a doubt. and american attack them's me. solve broke through the roof of a residential apartment block. the munition did not explode though the residents were able to be evacuated safely, while a bones quote cleared the scene. go to the us now way after joe biden was forced to walk the plank and drive his dream of a 2nd presidential 10 voting for who will be the democrats choice has now gotten the waste space. so i but here's the kicker. and it's a pretty big one. there is no other choice on the bylaws other than kamala harris. you remember, she was the most unpopular democrat during the 2020 primaries when she

however, i don't see this is eric 6 can for good suggestion that the relationship between the 2 countries are, are going to overall improve the because we have one very, very large obstacle which is the situation and you grant the militants in the west african nation of molly save, have killed more than a 100. and so he soldiers from the national government and from the russian wagner group in clashes near the altar in food to the west. and major says ukraine has trained many molly and rifles. i'm sure i didn't tell about wagner. operations in the region on the east coast when that new for you can get, has the details on this. a group consisting of russian missing the reason local forces was eliminated by a local group, the csp doing in them this me the town of 10 pallets and according to reports, more than a to 5 to that's what kills in the factual and another 15 were captured by local to r, a fight to the rebels received information and everything they needed to for the minutes . the operation from the train in advance. and as of late, the rebel group has indicated that they have killed

she says, good morning eric it makes me sad as an immiant who is a retired nurse. i have never seen such anger from the republican party. if you go intohe hospitals, nursing homes, it is all immigrants and how can one show eight care for them and put food on their table? what do you think of that? guest: i just reject the premise. i don't think anyone or very few hate democrats. they are all around us and part of our communities. we are married to a part of our families. what has happened at the border should meet people angry. it is infuriating because it is a totally avoidable crisis, crisis created deliberately and if you read the polling, even people who are immigrants or the children of immigrants reject this. it is very hard to come in to the united states the right way. it takes a lot of effort, filling out forms and abiding by various rules. the people have done that are maddened that people can come from all over the world now and simply walk over the southern border and surrender to immigration authorities with no fear of being sent back to where they cam

eric, , your turn. >> good evening. here here are 14 years afters united and republicans still standing. now, some say that were on the precipice of losing our democracy, but to paraphrase the late tina turner, what cities united got to do with it? nothing. so first we're told that citizens united is that for democracy because it unleashed the floodgates for campaign spending, but it think the threshold question went to ask is, is actually too much spending on campaigns? now in 2020 a record $16.4 billion was spent on the elections. that's a lot of money, right? well, just two weeks ago on super bowl sunday, $17.3 billion was spent on the super bowl. $17.3 billion on a football game. $16.4 game. $16.4 billion on an election. you decide. now, campaign spending has also been dramatically outpacing inflation in america historically, long before citizens united. so why is it that? well, each election were told this is the most important election in our lifetime and if you look at the example of campaign spending in presiden

good to see a thank you so much for. >> of course, long live the united states. eric: that is for sure coming next on fox news the latest story on israel waiting for an attack by ron. ensure max protein has a 30 gram blend of high quality protein to feed muscles for up to seven hours. so take the challenge. ensure, nutrition for strength and energy. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. this charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy edges. it's no ordinary square. charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better, with more cushiony softness. enjoy the go, with charmin. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ eric: second olympic boxer fa

bottom ten leo rivas single off eric miller, dylan moore scores. good night. game over. drive home safely. m's six, five and ten. a's hosting milwaukee. this is nuts. guy catches a foul ball in the first. snags his second foul. ball of the night. later in the first. and then a leaping grab three foul balls caught by one dude in one inning. the brew crew with a five spot in the second. rhys hoskins goes deep on jp sears and then joey ortiz on the very next pitch makes it back to back jacks. sears gave up seven runs in three and two thirds. a's fall 11 three. the san jose sharks have acquired goalie yaroslav askarov from nashville in a trade that swaps draft picks and prospects. this guy brings some intensity. bench pressing the net after a save. he could turn into the sharks goalie of the future. bay fc visiting the utah royals are so tired. first half page monahan. it's a cracker and utah holds on for a two one win. sports on abc seven. sponsored by river rock when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the gr

host: we'll go to calls now and start with eric in newport, new hampshire, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm the lead guy a lot of pressure. anyway, social media obviously has a huge influence on everyone. i think more so maybe for the younger people. but my real question is, you know, why doesn't ms. harris come out and actually do media presence. this is the real question. why isn't she out with the media being like interviewed and obviously social media's different, for instance, trump on x yesterday. and she's obviously -- i have a new nickname for ms. harris, not kamala it's chameleon, she's changing every and wish she would come out on social media or any types of media and tell us what her views are. thank you. host: all right. elon musk did pose this on his platform, x, at 12:39 a.m. in the morning. saying happy to host kamala on an x basis, too. using the vice president's first name only there. and bill is in georgia, independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, bill. what do you think about social media? caller: thank you. thank yo

eric: imitation assistance there is form of flattery. hey madeline. >> good morning, good afternoon rather bread vice president kamala harris former president trump are trying to appeal to service workers in nevada. they are powerful coalition or state where nearly one in five employees work in leisure and hospitality. after announcing her support for limiting taxes on tips in raising the minimum wage, the culinary's and. the vice president the group had endorsed harris the day before her las vegas rally. exempting tips from taxes requires congressional approval harasses teams that it would work with congress on a proposal that comes with quote and income limit and strict requirements to prevent hedge fund managers and lawyers from structuring compensation to try to take advantage of the policy." vermont senator bernie sanders is going a step further saying the entire tax system must be evaluated. >> one oh thanks you have got to do is create a tax system that is fair, that's for a larger profit corporation some of whom hate nothing in federal taxes you're go

. >> eric, good to see you. thank you very much indeed.st on that. >> she'll have to accept it won't she. i have to agree to do the smell. >> so there was an issue with abc wasn't there? there was, there was, there was something complicated about that one, and the chief executive had made comments about trump or for kamala or something that was. >> but whatever they do, they've also got. do you remember at the last debate, it was excruciating for so many reasons. but one was that they they had to shut up and they actually turned off the microphone of the person who wasn't speaking, so they couldn't interrupt, which a debate has to have a little bit of interruption, doesn't it? i suppose so a little bit of, you know, banter between the two maybe gets too much. it was too clinical. >> the last one, it was two, it was two. >> and no audience. it was it was dead as a dodo. >> yeah. can i address a controversial point? oh, i don't know. >> i know, and it is serious because and i'm trying to keep you a little bit happy here because loads of, you

kate and joining us right now to talk about this democratic congressman from california, eric swalwell. it's good to see you. thanks for being so you're, you're not going to find an elected i haven't heard that's not happy to see these see that that homecoming in those reunions absolutely. everyone wants free americans to be free and home there is criticism though that i'm seeing from some republicans about how the deal was done, the price, if you will, the cost of it. mike mccaul, the chair of the foreign affairs committee, saying that he's concerned that continuing to trade innocent americans for actual russian criminals sends a dangerous message to putin that only encourages further haas to take hostage taking by his regime i saw speaker johnson and mitch mcconnell say the very same what do you what do you say about that hostage diplomacy? >> i switched over from the olympics last night to watch these scenes and you can't help but be filled with joy, its freedom, freedom for these people, families reunited. and we're the good guys and they're the bad guys. so yes, we're going to get good guys

all right, and certainly now from washington dc is political analysts, eric ham. so good to have you with us, sir. um, you know, i wanna get your view on what president of trumpet said. a short time ago, at his press event of what stood out for you. a boy stood out that he mentioned 3 debates. we know just a few days, if not weeks ago, that donald trump was saying that he would not debate campbell or harris. and i think now that we see this, this chart, this change of art is because his campaign, this thing, the internal poll link, showing that not only as comma harris as momentum continuing, as also starting to have a tremendous effect in those key battleground state space. that donald trump is going to need in order to win this election in november. and so i think that stood out tremendously for this. and of course, the, to suggest that somehow his rallies, and he had bigger audiences than martin luther king to bring martin luther king into this. i think it shows just perhaps how off the rails, donald trump is becoming. and of course, the fact that he's losing and losin

joining is now, senator eric schmidt from missouri. good to have you on tonight.hear kamala speak about the democrats being the freedom party, what exactly do you think she is really trying to get at here? >> she's trying to recast herself and the democrats who, again, their party platform centers around power and control. you know who is less free, who has less economic freedom, working families. they are working harder, paying more for everything, about $10,000 more a year because they declare more on domestic energy production. kamala harris was on the first signers on for the green new deal. she was the deciding vote, laura, an two major pieces of legislation. she didn't just advocate for it, she was the deciding vote on the inflation reduction act and the american recovery act that pumped trillions of dollars, wasteful spending come into our economy, that has driven high inflation. so it's harder to go on vacation, harder to send your kid to a school you want them to go to, harder to buy neck, harder to save. all these are the result of democrat policies. you

bottom ten leo rivas single off eric miller, dylan moore scores. good night. game over. drive home safely. m's six, five and ten. a's hosting milwaukee. this is nuts. guy catches a foul ball in the first. snags his second foul. ball of the night. later in the first. and then a leaping grab three foul balls caught by one dude in one inning. the brew crew with a five spot in the second. rhys hoskins goes deep on jp sears and then joey ortiz on the very next pitch makes it back to back jacks. sears gave up seven runs in three and two thirds. a's fall 11 three. the san jose sharks have acquired goalie yaroslav askarov from nashville in a trade that swaps draft picks and prospects. this guy brings some intensity. bench pressing the net after a save. he could turn into the sharks goalie of the future. bay fc visiting the utah royals are so tired. first half page monahan. it's a cracker and utah holds on for a two one win. sports on abc weekend. jimmy kimmel is up next. guest host martin short. >> have a great night and a >> have a great night and a wonderfu ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer

help in the short term but mainly in the long term, and quite frankly you want to make sure, eric holder is a goode's done an incredible job of vetting these candidates unlike what republicans did with jd vance. you don't want to do a rally with your vice president speaking in the people behind them saying you're fired. that's not a good look. >> tara, let me ask you, who do you think out of six guys who should vice president pick as her running mate? >> i don't know. listen, i think that the choice really is probably between schapiro and kelly. they both have considerable upside for her, and it is tough, it is a tough call, because it is a tough call. but i think that if she picks anyone of them, and to the senator's point it goes to show you the bench is very deep for the democrats, and that's a good sign for them moving forward as far as the future is concerned, it is supposed to be a future forward election and every single one of those potential vice presidents represents that. i particularly like schapiro and kelly, i think they both bring a strong upside to her. kelly coming from a border s

joining us now, democratic congressman eric up -- swallwell. always good to see you. can you even imagine a republican leadership who forced trump out at any of the opportunities they had to do so? >> jonathan, it is no surprise to me that most of those who have worked with donald trump have abandoned him in fact, the leadership that supports him now, let me make a prediction, they will probably abandon him in the future and let's just walk through what this really means in the context of history. the past two nominees before donald trump, john mccain and mitt romney, never supported donald trump, almost no one in his cabinet is endorsing him, didn't show up at the convention. his vice president is not endorsing him, his wife didn't even go to the debate. this guy has alienated or as rick wilson says, everything trump touches dies and by the way, jonathan, so are his supporters. his crowd sizes are shrinking, he's not even doing major campaign events in any of the battleground states anymore. >> you know, one of the most violent rioters who assaulted police and threat

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good. let's stop without cases. let's go out of the hey, welcome back. i'm rick sanchez and this is direct impact, i guess. laurie johnson, former c i analyst officer and blogger of welcome eric, thanks for joining us. a. hi, it's good to be with the wreck. what do you make of this telegram situation? i mean, i'm sitting here thinking like a, it's almost like a to me anyway, a little bit of a bridge too far from france to be telling any digital platform, we need to know who the people are on your platform. we need to have access to what they say, and we're going to hold you responsible for anything they do. seems a little bit of an overreach to me, but what the hell do i know? it looks to be like the french are acting at the behest of the united states because the particular language is used in that charge that you reference. it says refusal to provide information or documents necessary for the conduct an implementation of a wire tap, submitted by law upon request of an enforcement agency. now, i'm not an international law specialist, but what i do know is that the united states is one of the few countries where we do draw a distinction between intelligence collection and law

joining us for a closer look at the markets, eric friedman. good morning to you. he context, of course, is in a bad week, a bad month. where are we really, eric? >> andrew, i think we're still in that price discovery phase. we have to keep in mind that the japanese stock market lost 20% in three days and that just ended on tuesday. so, that aftershock, if you will, is something that is obviously significant for the markets to suggest. we think this is a grind it out improving landscape for investors. we think the bias is higher, not lower to your and melissa's comment earlier from this morning. we're only a half a percent a way from being flat on the week. that's significant in terms of the work done across markets. we have a lot of sector stuff we can talk about, but we still think the bias is higher, but i don't want to think that this is a market that has done a good job of isolating the issues. the japanese issue was a positioning issue, the fundamental bias we still think is they grind it out higher, that's the working thesis for now. >> how dependent is that

>> well, i think eric makes a very good point about the police. who are largely absent.used police. who are largely absent. i used to be slightly embarrassed about saying this, but i now say it with absolute conviction. the only thing we can do about the police is to is to begin now, to recruit a proper police force of perhaps 100,000 people who are prepared to do what the police used to do thatis to do what the police used to do that is to patrol on foot, preventing crime on their own rather than walking about in pairs, discussing overtime. and once you have achieved that police force and trained it, then we disband the existing one because it's a total failure. it doesn't really exist, it doesn't doesn't really exist, it doesn't do anything for me. it's a state police, rather than a police force serving the public and i would cheerfully get rid of it. but you can't just get rid of it. it has to be replaced by something else. i reckon you might. it might take a couple of years replacing, but if i had anything to do with the home office, if i, if i had the power to refor

and democratic congressman eric swell was also the table. >> good morning to you.his is a pretty big week. we look at the arc of legislation from joe biden going back to 1973 when he started the conversation and we had this in my backyard. after the maryland thing. it is such a pleasure. what does this say about this administration's dog in this, in the face of the kind of obstruction you have had to deal with, the impeachments, the trials, all of the stuff that we have seen play out and the obstruction of effort that this president is able to deliver to voters, citizens, writ large, something that is meaningful the for them. you taken one of the drugs, $7000 per month is now $2000 for them. that is huge. talk a little bit about that legacy and what this means in the moment. >> we fight for people, we win. we see the a medicare. or say that the inflation reduction act. for the first time, and three month period, inflation is not 3% or 2%. it is 0%. the legacy that this present believe is that our kids will drive on roads that he built. they will power the devices w

eric miller. dylan moore scores. good night. game over. drive home safely. the game, six five. in ten. a's hosting milwaukee. guy catches a foul ball in the first inning, then snags his second foul. ball of the night a few moments later, and then a leaping grab for three foul balls caught by one dude in one inning. are you kidding me? the brew crew puts up a five spot in the second. rhys hoskins going deep on jp sears, who had been pitching well recently. but then joey ortiz very next pitch. here it comes. there it goes. back to back jacks. sears gave up seven runs in three and two thirds. and the a's fall 11 three. a little hockey news. the san jose sharks have acquired goalie yaroslav askarov from nashville. this is a trade that swaps draft picks and prospects. he brings some intensity. he bench presses the net after a big save. could turn into the sharks goalie of the future. we'll kick it with bay fc visiting the utah royals fc. so tired. what a long week. first half. page monahan with a shot. it's a cracker and utah holds on for a21 win. that's a wrap o

eric basmejian. first and foremost good seeing you. it has been too long. >> thanks, charles.hat the high enough now for the fed to begun cutting rates? >> you know, charles, i think that if the fed could stop the unemployment rate exactly where it is today they would be pretty happy with that but in order to do that in economics you have to get to the so-called neutral interest rate and most people's characterization of the neutral interest rate is quite a bit lower than where we are today which is why this increase in the unemployment rate that we've seen over the last several months has sort of reinvigorated the urgency of the fed to begin lowering rates pretty quickly. charles: this morning i'm looking at the july chicago fed national activity index. it came in far below consensus. no one really talks about it on the financial media. i'm looking at this thing. it is an important number. first of all june was revised. up .5, but now .9 overall for june, this is a huge hit in july. all four come months, personal consumption, housing production, income, unemployment, hours, s

bottom ten leo rivas single off eric miller, dylan moore scores. good night. game over.a way to blow the game six 5 in 10. a's hosting the milwaukee guy catches a foul ball in the first inning, then snags his second foul ball of the night a few moments later, and then a leaping grab for three foul balls caught by one dude in one inning. are you kidding me? the brew crew puts up a five spot in the second. rhys hoskins going deep on jp sears, who had been pitching well recently. but then joey ortiz very next pitch. here it comes. there it goes. back to back jacks. sears gave up seven runs in three and two thirds. and the a's fall 11 three. a little hockey news. the san jose sharks have acquired goalie yaroslav askarov from nashville. this is a trade that swaps draft picks and prospects. he brings some intensity. he bench presses the net after a big save could turn into the sharks goalie of the future. we'll kick it with bay fc visiting the utah royals fc so tired. what a long week. first half. page monahan with a shot. it's a cracker and utah holds on for a21 win. that's a

eric miller. dylan moore scores. good night. game over. drive home safely. 5 in 10. a's hosting milwaukee. guy catches a foul ball in the first inning, then snags his second foul. ball of the night a few moments later. and then a leaping grab for three foul balls caught by one dude in one inning. are you kidding me? the brew crew puts up a five spot in the second. rhys hoskins going deep on jp sears, who had been pitching well recently. but then joey ortiz very next pitch. here it comes. there it goes. back to back jacks. sears gave up seven runs in three and two thirds. and the a's fall 11 three. little hockey news the san jose sharks have acquired goalie yaroslav askarov from nashville. this is a trade that swaps draft picks and prospects. he brings some intensity. he bench presses the net after a big save. could turn into the sharks goalie of the future. we'll kick it with bay fc visiting the utah royals fc. so tired. what a long week. first half. page monahan with a shot. it's a cracker. and utah holds on for a21 win. that's a wrap on morning sports. hav

good at fingering. - [guffawing] - shut up, eric.sync and off-key] - mm-kay, that's sounding great, kids. - sure, if you like the sound of a peacock getting its neck broken. - mm-kay, kids, we have some news. uh, there's been a terrible flood in oklahoma, mm-kay? so the 4-million recorder children's event is being moved to arkansas. - arkansas? - what's arkansas? is that a state? - the trip shouldn't take any longer, but i'll hand out these updated contact sheets so that your parents will know where you are, mm-kay? - mr. mackey, can i talk to you for a second? - mm-kay. - mr. mackey, i can't go to arkansas. somebody's gonna have to fill in for me. - what? we can't find anybody to fill in for you. why can't you go to arkansas? - arkansas is where i grew up. my parents live there. my...father still lives there. - well, don't you want to see them? - i haven't seen my father for 23 years. - uh, perhaps you should sit down, mr. garrison, mm-kay? mr. garrison, i know this is very difficult, mm-kay? but i must ask-- is there a history of s

>> well, it's good to be with you, you know, eric is from my home state of georgia and a good friendnd i'll tell you that the consensus among the pro-life movement in dc, we've seen emerge is 15 weeks by 15 weeks you 94% of abortions are performed before 15 weeks and 73% of americans agree with that policy. you know, the full clip that we wasn't played there, president trump is when he was asked, how was he going to vote specifically on this amendment? he mentioned how radical it is. i'll tell you the policies are being pushed by the harris campaign, the democratic party. their position on abortion is far out of step with the mainstream. only 10% of americans agree with the idea abortion should be available up to the ninth month so they may think in the democratic party that this is a winning issue for them because they're getting beat on every other issue. if this is a campaign about the economy, about inflation, about immigration, about foreign policy, vice president harris is going to lose only potential path here for her if she needs to make it about abortion. but when the actual

. >> well, joining us now from washington dc with more on this is the us political analyst eric cam. goodng to you, eric. and i understand democrats are very pleased with her choice. >> they are this is a pick that will do no harm. and that's typically the first question that you have to answer when actually making a pick like this. this is a candidate who many believe will fortify those blue wall states of michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. in addition to that, the campaign thinks that he will certainly be a step up from donald trump's running mate of jd vance. so democrats are excited about this. we're learning that already they've raised more than $20 million since the harris campaign announced tim walz as her running mate . and now, in her running mate. and now, in addition to the enormous amounts of money that they're raising, they expect to get another bounce in the polls with this pick . pick. >> just explain to us why he has been so popular with democrats, because i know he's he's criticised vance and trump as being weird. and that has gained some traction. and he sort of shoot

and what is being described as a verbal gaffe, eric adams said he is a good mayor because of his abilityo cut quote, sexualize and stay focused. which would make him an excellent new york city school teacher. [ applause ] a connecticut woman has earned a guinness world record by having 99% of her body tattooed. we would show you her whole face but she does not like to draw attention to herself. [ laughter ] while walking in chicago this week, they delegate from texas was robbed at gunpoint. but in chicago, that is just how they say hello. >>> nancy pelosi spoke at the convention this week, she took credit for creating 1200 jobs for plastic surgeons. [ cheering and applause ] now to the news! willie dnc fluff help harris enough? now that the dnc is over and liberals are basking in the glow empty nothingness, we would like to recap some of the low lights from the week. but because i'm feeling generous, i will spare you the clips of kamala harris. [ cheering and applause ] first up, dr jill. she tried to rewrite her husband's history. >> and weeks ago, when i saw him dig deep into his soul

eric sapaev. it seems to us that in the depths of a good 1.00 km from the moscow bolshoi or st. petersburg mariinsky, it is unlikely that there is a level that meets the discerning taste of a professional. this is not so, and the iyashka rola theater proof of this, it is in tune with all the current trends of the world musical art. here, for opera and ballet performances, as well as. concerts, operettas, rock operas, the public comes literally from all over european russia. the level here is metropolitan, and the ticket prices are much more democratic. the opera and ballet theater is huge: 12,000 square meters of area, eight rehearsal halls, dozens of dressing rooms, underground passages for storing changing scenery, five floors, and this is only above ground, an auditorium with 650 seats, a repertoire of swan lake and the nutcracker, traviata, aida and evgeny anegin, the exquisite carmina burana and the russian hamlet with the red giselle, staged by boris eifman himself karifei with... the main pride is the huge organ of the famous master daniel kern, made to order in strasbour

. >> well, joining us now from the states is us political analyst eric ham. gooddid you make of kamala harris's convention speech? because it very much seemed like a transitional speech. she is famous as her role in bp, but she's not known, is she? and she was very much kind of setting out her stall to the american public. >> oh, this was a night that was all about kamala harris. and it's interesting because being in the convention hall, there was so much buzz and energy . was so much buzz and energy. everyone thought that beyonce was going to be the surprise performer. and even though she did not show, there was not a letdown, a letdown in that audience . and many people audience. and many people actually thought kamala harris delivered tonight on that speech. but even beyond the speech. but even beyond the speech , the theatre, the speech, the theatre, the narrative in terms of how the democratic party actually shaped the story of kamala harris made it a very compelling evening and capped off, i think, a week where democrats are now enthusiastic and energetic ab

good history. i'm sure there are plenty of sagas yet to be written about our times and and i'm so delighted that you guys all came out to hear eric talk. yeah, it is a really good father's present, and i plan to get one for my father in law, even though i know that he would like this. and thank you very much. thank you for 60 together for supporting and thank you, marcia.

good history. i'm sure there are plenty of sagas yet to be written about our times and and i'm so delighted that you guys all came out to hear eric talk. yeah, it is a really good father's present, and i plan to get one for my father in law, even though i know that he would like this. and thank you very much. thank you for 60 together for supporting and thank you, marcia.