erin, thank ou. erin data released today. erin, thank you- erin will— data released today. will be _ data released today. erin, thank you. erin will be keeping - data released today. erin, thank you. erin will be keeping a - data released today. erin, thank you. erin will be keeping a close eye on what response we get from the fed as far as interest rates are concerned. here in the uk, figures published today revealed that the economy shrank by half of i% injuly. that's the largest contraction since december 2022. economists had expected the output of the economy to drop by around 0.2% — making today's figures far worse than projected. july saw an overall decline in all major sectors of the economy including services, manufacturing and construction. but the finance minister, chancellorjeremy hunt, said: "there are many reasons to be confident about the future". but some economists are less convinced. melanie bakerfrom royal asset management explains. i think in coming quarters, we are going to see a mild recession in the uk. i think you can see some signs of deterioration i

and, erin, next yearwe have...ou are in the us, here in the uk, i mean india, nigeria, spain, just to name a few. how worried should we be? very worried. i think we've already seen deepfakes being used in the context of elections to spread false videos, false information. consumers should be very, very careful about this and very aware that it's going to increase significantly to try to promote a certain party, a certain candidate, to try to undermine parties or candidates. consumers should be on very high alert when they're seeing videos being used in political ads or campaigns. and, erin, as the consumer federation, what is it that you would like to see being done about all of this? there's a few different things that we'd like to see. we talked before about the importance of consumer education, and i think that is absolutely crucial. but education doesn't onlyjust happen for consumers. it should also be happening for businesses to educate their employees about the use of ai scams and fraud. ai can be used to imp

erin?> all, polo, thank you very much. >>> and next, bruce springsteen has pulled the plug on his concerts for the rest of the year. but he's got a new song. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> tonight, just a day after postponing his remaining tour dates this year, bruce springsteen says he's got a new song. the boss releasing this snippet of his new song called addicted to romance. ♪ neon lights on the corner, the rumble of a tired rock 'n roll band ♪ ♪ the oldest neighborhood's broke and gone ♪ >> and the song comes out tomorrow as part of a movie in which anne hathaway appears. it comes after springsteen pulled the plug on his concerts as he is recovering fro

erin?e democratic congressman of illinois who's a longtime member of the intelligence committee, and is the co-chair of the congressional ukraine caucus. congressman, wonderful to have you with us and to be here together in person. i want to play, again, because, you know, we have not heard this sort of thing for a while, even on telegram and other places of such internal dissent in russia. the woman, again, who is criticized the war and used the profanity. let me just play part of what he had to say for you, congressman. >> translator: what do you think about it? can i use profanity? it's [ bleep ] up. why? because they're just sending people out to die. we're just fighting and fighting. >> now, her identity's concealed. but even to take the risk of saying such a thing is very significant in terms of what the repercussions could be. does it say anything to you that we're hearing this now? >> in the middle of the second world war, we sometimes forget that we had to convince people that the

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, breaking news. a former trump aide says trump told had err to play dumb about boxes of classified documents that he stashed at mar-a-lago. this is according to the "new york times." >>> plus, a crucial test for trump. our john king on the road doing what he does best. the part of the race in what matters most to voters. >>> and a cnn exclusive. cnn obtaining new evidence that suggests ukraine may be taking the war with russia far outside its borders. we'll tell you what the target. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. a major development in the justice department's investigation into trump's handling of classified documents. according to the "new york times," trump specifically told molly michael, his former assistant, to play dumb if she was questioned by federal officials about the boxes of sensitive documents stashed at mar-a-lago. we understand the words, according to a person briefed in her commen

>> good evening, erin.t mill township. we have no reason to believe he's left pennsylvania. and until he gives us some evidence or we obtain evidence that he's left pennsylvania, we're going to continue to look in that area where that van was left. so, right now we have investigators following up every tip, every lead in that area, and we continue to ask the public to be vigilant in that area, should he be walking around in the neighborhood or in that area in chester county, please make sure you lock your doors. you notice any disturbances, and most importantly, you lock up your keys. don't leave them in the vehicle. >> that's the question i was going to ask you. i know he had taken the van you say now abandoned. no evidence at this point that he's been able to get another vehicle. >> correct. no evidence so far he's obtained another vehicle, erin. >> when you look at this, deputy, have you ever seen anything like this in your career? and do you have full confidence that you will get him? >> i have 100% con

democrats are in the middle of all this, erin. they're weighing whether or not to work with gaetz or work with the speaker, try to help him stay in power, but they're saying they need concessions if they're providing any support to help the republicans in the middle of their civil war. >> manu, thank you very much. >>> now basil myle, gloria borger and joe walsh. congressman walsh, in a sense was whistling past the graveyard to some extent. kick this can down the road for six weeks, it's an embarrassment, but when you listen to congressman gaetz, it seems like the issues with kevin mccarthy are almost personal. what is going on? >> he hates mccarthy, to put it bluntly this friday evening. matt gaetz can't stand kevin mccarthy. you combined that with the fact that matt gaetz is putting his personal agenda ahead here. matt gaetz is already trying to run for governor of florida. this is about promoting the gaetz brand. very few house republicans really respect mccarthy. they always have had a hard time believing that you can trust hi

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, explosive allegations against a man once called america's mayor. former trump aide cassidy hutchinson accusing rudy giuliani of groping her on january 6th. it's a stunning allegation in her brand new memoir, which she says others also witnessed. she writes, in part, quote, waving a stack of documents, he moves towards me like a wolf closing in on its prey. we have the evidence, it's all here, we're going to pull this off. rudy wraps one arm around my body closing the space that was separating us. i feel his stack of documents press into the small of my back. i lower my eyes and watch his free hand reach for the hem of my blazer. then hutchinson continues. by the way, shis hand slips undr my blazer, then my swirt skirt. i feel his frozen fingers trail up my thigh, he tilts his chin up. my eyes dart to john eastman who flashes a hering grin. i fight against the tension in my muscles and recoil from rudy's grip. i storm to the tent on yet another quest for mark. mark,

erin delmore in newj so much indeed. erin delmore in new york for us.. the french government is planning to cut spending by about $17 billion next year as it tries to reduce the gap between what it brings in and what is spends. a key change will be the phasing out of electricty subsidies to both households and businesses. the finance minister bruno le maire also said he expected the eu's second biggest economy to grow 1.4% next year. the car makers hyundai and kia are recalling a combined 3.37 million vehicles in the united states due to the risk of engine fires, telling owners to park outside and away from structures until repairs are complete. the auto—makers say brake fluid leaks can cause an electrical short — which could lead to a fire. indonesia has banned goods transactions on social media platforms in a new regulation that aims to reign in direct sales by major tech firms — which it says are harming millions of small businesses. government officials have been calling for social media and e—commerce to be decoupled, targeting platforms they say e

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, russian propagandists have a new hit list, american bases, as putin suffers one of his biggest losses. the commander of the russian black sea fleet allegedly killed along with dozens of other officers. >>> plus, digging in, democratic senator bob menendez not only refusing to step down despite the charges that he and his wife accepted bribes, gold bars, have a million dollars in cash, a mercedes-benz, but doubling tonight. tonight the story behind menendez and his wife nadine who prosecutors say are partners in crime. >>> severe turbulence. eight passengers taken to the hospital after a jet blue flight traveling to florida was rocked by rough skies. why turbulence is getting worse. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, russia taking on the united states as putin suffers one of his biggest battlefield losses yet, his propagandists are now threatening to take his fight directly to american bases. >> translator: what they are lo

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, impeaching biden. mccarthy making the first official move under pressure from his own party. will it backfire? >>> and an "outfront" exclusive tonight. congressman george santos on impeachment on the 13 federal charges he's facing and whether he'll listen to calls for his resignation. he will be "outfront." >>> plus, armed and on the run, police believe they're closing in on the killer who escaped from prison after he stole a gun and engaged in a shootout with a local homeowner. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, impeaching biden. house speaker kevin mccarthy facing a mutiny from the far right wing of his party. now unilaterally calling for a formal impeachment inquiry into president biden. no vote. just days ago mccarthy said he'd only have an impeachment with a full house vote. but today the speaker said he has no choice but to act based on what house republicans have discovered. >> these are allegations of abuse of

it's stunning, erin. these are democrats and democratic leaning voters, half of them say he's too old. if you add up mental competition, health, effectiveness, risk of dying, not being able to serve a second term, that's 74%. only 5% of democrats and democratic voters said they have no concerns at all. this tells you that the perception among his base, democrats and democratic leaning independents askis he's not up the job. >> you point out all those different points adding them up to 74% or so, age being the predominant ones. what are the biggest warning signs for biden that you see? >> number one, don't forget the age issue. it's huge right now. he's the incumbent president. how do you feel about the country right now? how are things going? among all americans, seven in ten say badly. the president has spent the past two months saying bidenomics is working. more jobs in a first term than any president ever. seven in ten americans think the economy is heading in the wrong direction. joe biden needs democ

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, breaking news. fraud, a new york judge ruling that donald trump and his family repeatedly committed fraud illegally inflating property values by billions. is this just the beginning of the end for trump's business empire? we're going to speak to a trump business insider who say it's was trump's m.o. to deceive, work with him for years. >>> plus, our fred pleitgen suddenly found himself in the middle of the ukrainian offensive not far from heavily armed russian troops. an incredible report that you will see first. >>> and we are live in southern mexico where thousands of migrants are making their way north, some held at gunpoint. this is an "outfront" exclusive this hour. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, we begin with the breaking news. fraud. the judge finding donald trump engaged in repeated fraud for years. it puts the existence of trump's entire business at risk tonight. and a new york judge is ruling that trump a

erin? >> wow, and of course ongoing means there could be more than what we have already heard, to state the obvious, which is incredible. paula, thank you very much. >>> "outfront" now, who was the manhattan district attorney for more than a decade. and our senior political analyst john avlon. i want to say the governor of new jersey calling for menendez to step down. but now we're seeing a flurry of others, the other two congresspeople from new jersey. you're seeing a lot, and it's starting. can menendez survive the political pressure that he is clearly going to be under here? >> he can choose not to resign, but the details are so damning, and the democrats' response has been swift and decisive beginning with the governor. he's not going to have many allies in the democratic party or in his home state of new jersey. and that becomes almost untenable given the fact that he's got his own election coming up, and the contrast is very striking as well between how democrats are calling for him t

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, this is not good. the words whispered by trump's attorney in a courtroom today. why? this as trump is throwing his own attorneys under the bus again. >>> plus, the mystery over a crucial putin ally. ukraine claiming he's grafl ill as the kremlin saying tonight as they respond. and trump's plan for a tko. the former president plotting to knock ron desantis out of the race for good in the coming weeks. but will it work? let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, this is not good. that's a quote, it's the whispered words from one of trump's lawyers in a courtroom today. trump's lawyer was reacting to a judge's open disdain for the case made by one of trump's codefendants today. that codefendant is jeffrey clark, a former trump-era doj official trying to move his fulton county case to federal court. our reporter in the room telling that you say judge steve jones was visibly frustrated and annoyed with clark's argument. used the wo

erin delmore, good to talk to yom _ next year. erin delmore, good to talk to you.ood to talk to you. michael wolf, - next year. erin delmore, good to talk to you. michael wolf, one i next year. erin delmore, good to talk to you. michael wolf, one ofj talk to you. michael wolf, one of the chronicles of the murdoch empire and we will talk to him later in the programme. here in the uk, prosecutors have authorised a charge of "conspiracy to conduct espionage" against three men and two women suspected of spying for russia. it follows an investigation by the metropolitan police. our home affair correspondent, daniel de simone, had more details on the charges. today it has been announced by the crown prosecution service here in the uk that five bulgarian people living in the uk are to be charged with spying for russia. they will be charged with conspiracy to conduct espionage and it is alleged that this group were part of an operational spy cell working for the russian security services. it is alleged that members of the group conducted operations both in the uk and europ

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, putin sparing no expense, rolling out a massive red carpet for kim jong un, and tonight we can tell you kim jong un is staying in russia, another whole full day of events is scheduled, highly unusual, and this includes witnessing russian military drills. putin, is on in on kim. the two leaders sat down together for more than five years -- five hours, i'm sorry. russian state media said they had, quote, substantive discussions and they had a lavish state dinner. and, in fact, they wanted everyone to know all about that. so with all the duress in russia right now, they put out the menu for this, duck salad with figs and neck nectarines. and after that kim then boarded a plane to travel across the vast region of russia instead of his usual mode of transportation, a heavily armored train that goes 37 miles an hour. this is hugely significant. he's only traveled via plane on three prior trip as board that we're aware of. his father had a fear of flying. north korean dic

oregon has worked with dnc staff. >> thank you, erin.this brings us to the end of our discussion of states using rank-choice voting in their plans. thank you all for your thoughtful consideration of this emerging factor in our delegate selection process. i have no doubt that rank-choice voting will continue to be a topic of discussion as we work through this cycle and look forward. >> our next state to consider is california, california's plan has -- had not yet been approved by their state committee at our june meeting but has since been approved and returned to the committee. erin will walk us through our -- walk us through their plan. >> thank you. >> okay. >> yeah, sorry. the delegate selection plan for california provides for delegates and alternates to be allocated proportionally to presidential preferences based on a presidential preference primary on march fifth. the delegate selection plan for california provides for 277 district level delegates, 55plio delegates and 92 at large delegates and 9 alternates. the plan provides 18 m

erin? >> we'll see what happens in these next hours.uch to all of you for joining us on this friday. friday. "ac 360" begins right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight on "360," breaking news, a judge says mark meadows' trial will stay put. no federal trial because his alleged crimes had nothing to do with his role at the time as the former president's chief of staff. >>> also one of the top constitutional scholars on the effort he helped launch to bar donald trump from the 14th amendment from ever holding high office again. >>> and tonight marks the 20th year this broadcast has been on cnn, so i'll take you back to some of the most

several of them, erin, said they were drawn to her because of her debate performance. it is not a one-man race. >> all right, jeff, thank you very much. and of course what they think in new hampshire obviously matters so much. >>> well, next, we're learning about a frightening encounter that one man had with that kill attorney run. wait until you hear this. that's next. of delightful carrots, and the rich touch of bok chohoy. knorr taste combos. it's not fast food, but it's soooooo good. ♪ ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost is just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep nuer limited edition smart bed. plus, free homdelivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch, it's

erin brown of pimco. not that complicated to mr. tepper and not to you either. we're doing qt, can't have the same multiple. it is not bad, it is just different. >> i think that's right. i think that you really have to consider the fact that over the next couple of months, really into next year, you're going to be in a very different environment that we have all gotten used to over the last 15 years. and it is going to be much more volatile, both in terms of the trajectory of the market, but also the trajectory of earnings. and so that, i think, leads you to be much more defensive in your positioning, really hold cash, hoard cash for better opportunities than dislocations in the market. and it is going to be a little bit more of a dynamic trading environment rather than staying invested in holding on, you know, in -- for the -- for keeping your money in. you're going to want to be more dynamic in terms of how you're trading it, selling when it is high and buying when it is low and keeping cash on the sidelines and able to take advantage of the dislocates in the

erin burnett starts right now. >>> up front next, indicted. president biden's son now facing three criminal gun charges. it's the first prosecution of t a president's child in history. plus former president trump revealing for the first time he'll consider pardoning himself as he wins the white house as he now faces a total of 91 charges. >> and heart stopping video tonight. our melissa bell forced to suddenly hit the ground while reporting. she is on the front lines in ukraine. you'll see this incredible story first right here. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight exclusive. hunter biden's attorney is my attorney. i'll be speaking with him about the three federal gun charges against the president's son. it's the first time in american history the justice department has filed charges against the son of a sitting president. i want to begin by laying out exactly what these history-making charges are. when purchasing a gun in 2018, hunter biden lied on a federal form and swar upport he was not using and not addi

erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >>> "outfront" next, rejected. the judge overseeing trump's federal 2020 election case refusing to recuse herself while the former president lashes out at another that he committed fraud. >>> plus, russia now claiming the attack on its black sea fleet was carried out using american intelligence. the kremlin also releezing a video of a top commander. >>> and stores in philadelphia shutter after widespread looting and now target closing even more stores because of crime. let's go "outfront." good evening, denied. a judge rejects trump's request to recuse herself. tanya chutkan says she will hear the doj election fraud case in washington, d.c. it is a blow to trump and comes as he is lashing out at another judge's ruling in new york. even posting the judge's picture on social media and posting i have a deranged, trump hating judge, adding quote, nobody has been as unhinged as this guy. mar-a-lago is worth perhaps 1 o 0,000 time more. the judge didn't pretend to value anything. it was based on estimates he had been giv

>> they're not going to do it for free, erin. that's taking an entire year off of your practice to work on just one case. and so i don't know of any attorneys that are willing to do that. it's a pretty high price for the advertising that you're going to get. certainly you're going to become famous but the chance could be that you're going to be become infamous. when you take that case, half of america hates you and if your client turns on you, which this kient has from time to time, then the other half of america hates you as well. i think it's a big risk. stepping away from your practice for a year for one case is just not a gamble that most attorneys are willing to take. attorneys are risk averse and that is a big risk. >> eastman, chesebro, ellis, powell. not equating people's -- these lawyers put people in jail. so there's a price that you can pay for this. so ryan, what about this i.t. worker? we know there's a deal. he's agreed to flip. had an attorney. trump paid for attorney when he had denied anything going wrong. when h

thank you so much, erin, appreciate it.oming up, george washington, he gave a farewell address with a lot of warnings where america could be heading. guess what? sadly many of them are come true. kennedy will join us at 2:55 to discuss that and other things. first we have keith fitz-gerald on deck. keith likes these kind of environments. he likes to cherry-pick on weakness. he has a good day for it. he's next. ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his s

steve hilton, and erin perini, great to see i, what is your overall take, we spoke with vivek ramaswamy and governor doug burgum and senator tim scott, they have different take aways, what is the big moment for you. >> may be hard to pick a winner, perhaps a winner in different categories. there was one clear loser for me. that is mike pin pence, i can't understand what he is doing in the race, he seemed like a broken deflated man, no one was interested. he needs to get out quickly, and the others, i thought vivek ramaswamy, you had on, he had a strong performance. on the substance, arguments he was making. i think really were the ones that stood out in terps of offering -- terms of offering inspiring positive vision for future, nikki haley i thought did well in terms of her performance, up until the moment she unleashed that unnecessary vicious insult calling someone else dumb that is not getting her far, i think she h hurt herself with that. ron desantis had an okay night. >> and vivek ramaswamy was talking and nikki haley came out and said every time i listen to you i feel dumber, wh

erin mentioned one.ekend would require foster parents to subscribe to gender ideology to be a foster parent, even your own relatives. only difference in that bill and the bill we are talking about today, ab 577 had a national spotlight or he would have signed it like the rest. >> steve: erin told our producers, gavin newsom asked the lgbtq to quiet down while he gears up for something, right? >> yes, he has. he asked them to stand down on the parental notification policy to give the view he is a centrist. it is not true. gavin newsom is gunning for parents and doesn't care about parents at all the. >> steve: is he waiting in the wings for when joe biden says i'm too old, i'm not going to run. >> i don't know if it is presidential ambition or cabinet position or both. he is making that i pla, he will be at the debate this week. he's just waiting for his opportunity. we as pattern in california need to shine spotlight on the bad policies. >> steve: you just did just that. debate will be wednesday night in

communication director that never packed down, erin perini.is, tkat timpf. he never wrestles with the trump. former nwa world champion, tyrus. chris, good to see you here. >> thank you. >> you look great. >> you look great. i thought that whole time when i was seeing the videos of the ukrainian trans spokesperson, i thought it was you. i was like what is gutfeld doing. >> it's impressive. >> i was like that's wild. >> doesn't it appear to be like a skit? >> it does. it's one of those things where whatever you want to do. i don't care. i'm all supportive. this seems like a little, it seems a little nuts. you know, cheers. big nuts. i don't know. there feel like it's one of those things where it's a distraction. do i don't buy it. >> your point is well taken that being trans is the least problematic thing about this. >> right. >> she's crazy and she's a spokesperson for a foreign government. do you buy the excuse that he had no idea. i guess i could. >> absolutely. i think that's completely legitimate. i don't think this is the best way goat a m

it's between wild horses and cattle, and it already has some ranchers on edge erin mclaughlin has more> reporter: across america's vast wild west, a battle is brewing between wild horses and cattle. >> who's winning >> the horses are winning. >> it's a crisis beyond crisis. >> reporter: cattle ranches like ann fallini and her husband ty argue in places like nevada, there are too many wild horses consuming the desert's precious resources. >> the horse can actually bite down, pull the grass from the roots and kill that grass >> how long has this land been like this? >> 30 years. it would take hundreds of years for land without human intervention to recover from just a couple decades of horse use. >> reporter: but wild horse advocates like marisa mendoza argue the mustangs should be free and untouched. >> the wild mustang is the symbol of america. thousands and thousands of acres that they were able to freely roam for centuries is now being blocked off. >> reporter: according to federal law, ranchers like the fallinis can't touch the horses instead the bureau of land management is tasked

[applause] >> thank you, mayor breed and next i'll bring up board of supervisor erin peskin up to the podium. [applause] >> thank you, robby. le when the pandemic happened, i want to acknowledge that the downtown partnership immediately knew that there are spots in downtown that are really cool. and that with a little bit of effort, we could take places like clawed lane and light usdafsh alley and build in place and do a little bit of place make anding make them attractive in the reimagining of downtown. this spot right here has a store he'd history. it is where the shore met the waters of san francisco bay. and then, as the area of first settlement in the city is where our barbari coast met china town, met a growing and virjing downtown with the city's first treasurer, captain dwarf. he's the pred ecessor to jose cisneros. it's extraordinary to think that in his day, this part of town had not yet burned down three times to the ground t.had not experienced the 1906 earthquake and fire and each time it reemerged. that's exactly the story of san francisco again today. and by acknowledgi

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erin, this is the situation where the u.s. and many countries are trying to find ways to at least balance things with regard to the reliance on china. how much should china take this as an affront to them? >> thank you for having me this morning, dom. that's a great question. i think no matter what the u.s. or its partners or neighbors do, china will view it as an affront. i think what we're seeing countries do more less in the military space is economic spacecraft is part in parcel. over the last few years, countries have tried to diversify the psupply chains an portfolios with covid or shutting down or they have unreliable partners and china presents a risk. >> this is the situation where the economic side of things is used more effectively than the military deterrence over the last several decades. it is also a situation where china showed everybody around the world what they will do in an economic situation where they think covid or other pandemic is a problem. that's why supply chains are moving. what can china do to ease

erin: well, i am certainly hopeful it will be better. this has been a challenging month.m, this is seasonality but it has also been and i am assuming that basically treasury rates will stabilize. we have seen a massive jump in the past week two and weeks and so assuming that we do get a little more competence around the fed, may be less hawkish statements, that will help the equity markets stabilize and therefore hopefully not see some of these negative returns, even if they were just you know slightly flat, would be more beneficial. um, but i think it will take, um, given that we've had a big jump in treasury yields on crossing over get no 4.5% on the 10-year, it would take a couple of weeks to pan out so the beginning of october could continue to see volatility and negatives days before we really see investors reset their minds about how much i am willing to pay for stocks, what type of premiums in valuations i'm willing to pay before moving back into the trading market. paul: in terms of the fed, we heard from thomas barkin saying it is too early to say they need to ti

erin mclaughlin has the case for us. erin, good morning >>> good morning, savannah, that's right six months after he was convicted of killing and wife and son, alex murdaugh is pushing for a new trial. coming up, i will have more details on what his lawyers are claiming could secure him a second chance at freedom. >> all right, erin, thank you. >>> plus, it's a big back-to-school day across the country. a lot of parents putting their kids on school busses this morning. we will have a first look at new technology aimed at keeping them safe as they get on and off of these busses but, first, this is "today" on nbc. safe as the ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ >>> still ahead, hoda, you have a big reveal at boost. a big reveal at boost. >> we told you about the rare giraffe born without spots in a tennessee zoo and that online name

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and, erin, what's the reaction been on the markets to this change at the top? yeah.olding steady relatively since this morning. and that speaks to what we were just speaking about. you know, lachlan was the likely successor. it doesn't send a shock wave through the market. wave through the company. itjust raises a lot of questions about what's next, why, what will change and when will it happen. murdoch has said that he plans to step down in mid—november, but we don't have an indication as to why he's chosen that timing. he did make a point to be up and about, being visible and interacting with fox employees this week, and that would lead us to say that, you know, it's not a health concern that's making him choose this timing. but i will point out to you that we're at an interesting moment in the publishing industry. murdoch is going to be in the eye of the storm, so to speak, with a couple of big books coming out about him. on tuesday, we're getting a book from michael wolff, and as you remember, wolff is the chronicler of donald trump's presidency, writing three be

erin heaney and steve phillips discuss efforts to attract white , working-class voters back to the democratic party with a focus on equity and race. "washington journal" starts now. ♪ host: good morning. it is sunday, september 3. newly filed financial disclosures set new lights on justice clarence thomas is -- thomas' friendship with harlan crow. it renewed focus on the supreme court and an ongoing debate about whether justice issue should be held to the same ethics standards as members of congress and those working in the white house. our question for you today, what is your level of trust in the supreme court? what can be done to increase your trust in the high court? democrats, we want you to call in at (202) 748-8000. republicans, your line is (202) 748-8001. independents, call us at (202) 748-8002. you can also send us a text message at (202) 748-8003. please include your name and where you live. you can find us on facebook.com/c-span and on x and instagram @cspanwj. let's start off by talking about recent polling by gallup on what members of the public think about the supreme court. th

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