in fact, no dna or fingerprints linked sandra to jamie's body, or jamie to sandra's. had a hunch about sandra, the evidence didn't seem quite there yet for an indictment. as more time went by, it became clear to members of sandra's family, like her cousin, diana, that law enforcement was eyeing her. ok, it's ok for you to think that. investigate her, and then you'll see that there's nbut as the investigation.de: dragged into july of 2014, their worst fears were realized. liz and her mom found out in a most unusual way. i went to the mailbox, and it had been absolutely filled with flyers from lawyers trying to get our business for our pending case. did you know what that was about? i had no idea what that was about. and so i got on to the harris county website, and i entered my mom's name. and i saw that she had been charged with my father's murder. dennis murphy (voiceover): a few days earlier, a grand jury had quietly voted to indict her. she turned herself in and posted bond, and then she hired veteran attorney mac secrest to defend her. and quite frankly, i can sme

jamie: i also like drama. in this case i will have to make you guys feel better, because we think that that was a blip in volatile markets. an example would be in july we got the data telling us how much demand there is for long in duration at all-time record high. we had a couple of auctions that came a little cheap to the market. that doesn't tell us of fundamental or technical signal the same as shipping data, which is real buying. i think what happened in the auctions is amid all of the volatility a lot of the strategic options and strategies where people short that day uncovering the auction just trying to make a couple of basis points, they said there is too much going on for me to play that game so i will pull out of that. i think that is why you saw dealers end up with a lot of that. we do take a lot of signal from demand for long-duration via stripping activity. manus: let's close off with you, jay. we sell former president donald trump saying that he would like to have a little more say over interest

jamie? you have kids. right?nly do. >> i saw the court order. >> greg: is this what kids do with report cards. they have a f. and they do a little line and they turned that up into an eight. except in this case it is an a. towards an a+. >> or an a minus and you make a line. actually i said that thing about not inputting e-mail addresses. i thought it was the only one who would not get were articles. i got one today and apparently it was like a 41-dollar you can have free articles for the rest of your life. i was like i do not think so. i am not entering. so kamala, i don't know how to pronounce. i don't know how to pronounce her name as you know if it is kamala or kamala. nimick or maybe she has been saying it wrong. maybe she is changing things defending who she is talking to. the whole time i was reading this i said i wish i could afford her publicist. right? for my show. say nobody showed up. they would put the headline would be like room to stretch out at jamie lissow show. if my show gets cancelled they wou

will hear more from jamie dimon later on.e have craig from piper sandler with us now. good morning. >> good morning, frank. >> i want to get your reaction to the jamie dimon comments. how do you view recession risk and we get jobless claims coming up later today. how are you viewing the market risk? a lot of people believe it comes in higher than expected. it could reignite the fears that we saw on monday. >> certainly, the odds of recession have picked up. i'm sympathetic for any job losses out there. when we come back and areview this, frank, look at the 2-10 yield curve. from a technical perspective, when the yield curve turns normal sloping again, that is sort of normal. at that point in time, when recession is announced, it is more often done and complete than usually small and mid-cap stocks do well. that fits nicely into the fed cuts into the september time frame. i think now is the time to take a hard look at small and mid-cap stocks. >> craig, we will take a look at small and mid-cap stocks later in the show. it is l

jamie donovan, the ceo of j.p.one of the most highly respected people in the business world. today he has got an op-ed in the washington post talking about what the nation needs next in our next president. you know that i'm coming to your first because jamie diamond says in this we need a president who'll unite us, someone who will work to earn the support of all voters and not insult and not stereotype people. clearly he is talking to donald trump, why wouldn't jamie diamond say it? because just a few months ago he was very clear in an interview to call out democrats, saying stop going after maga, there's really good people there, you got to bring things together. now he writes an op-ed but does not name names right in the middle of donald trump railing on kamala harris for her race and her gender. >> yeah. three months to the election, in a time when we we need actual leadership for people, he concocts this pretend scenario of a candidate who does not exist, because he lists all the things you look like you're ta

let's show that op-ed here which jamie dimon talked about. he says when our allies are fighting wars to defend their sovereignty and democracies and desperately need secure and reliable energy sources, jamie dimon writes in this op-ed, he goes on to say it is irresponsible not to have the oil. delaying long-term liquid natural gas projects in louisiana and texas is misguided and self-compete. s it is wad for the environment and the economy, ands it is bad if for our allies. so even a centrist and a democrat, jamie dimon, businessman, is out with this talking about the ton that america has -- the opportunity that america has. but today kamala harris, her aides are pushing out this messaging saying, no, no, she's not against fracking. so which is it? she told cnn there's no question i'm going to ban fracking, but recently her aides have said that's not the case. >> well, she said she wanted to ban fracking and also ban offshore drilling, maria. of course, kamala harris hasn't answered a media question in 14 days, since becoming the presumptive

they went to jamie. >> are you saying jamie has arrested sad dad face?ou thinking that you will never be the popular? >> i choose this moment to announce that i will be supporting trump with a fan club of my own if anyone wants to sign up now you can be the first person to sign up. i was horrible. even the interpreter during that song was rolling her eyes. >> that's three nights in arroyo , we are on a streak. >> greg: when you do that, does that mean... >> i was watching the subtitles and it said yacht see. i tried to watch this thing to do research and it was like do you have a penis analog me out. haters are going to hate. you don't need to say single cat lady, you can say cat lady. >> is and it disrespectful to deaf people assuming they can't read to? they can't just have captions on there? they don't read apparently? it's a lost art. >> greg: it's kind of interesting to be a deaf person who is also a swifties. maybe that's the best kind. >> that's an excellent point. i feel like it should mean when someone kicks you in the balls. way off topic but t

clearly he's talking to donald trump, but why wouldn't jamie diamond say it?he was very clear in an interview to call out democrats, saying stop going after maga, there is really good people there, you've got to bring this together. now he writes an op-ed but doesn't name names, right in the middle of donald trump railing on kamala harris for her race and her gender. >> three months to the election, in a time when we need actual leadership from people, he on cox this pretend scenario of a candidate who doesn't exist, because he lists only things that look like they're talking about kamala harris but then he talks about certain tax breaks and deregulation, which don't, so she doesn't exist but it's a binary choice. i don't know where jamie dimon thinks he lives but he lives in america at the moment and you are in november going to make a choice between two candidates or a couple fringe candidates if that happens to be the case. jamie dimon first of all needs to live by the don't call us, we'll call you, but what i do need from jamie dimon because every now and

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>> yeah, we're even more optimistic than jamie.about a 70% chance of a soft landing, been in that position for a while. maybe a 30% chance of a downturn. a lot of it comes back to the consumer. those previous comments. consumers have slowed down their purchases quite a bit after -- and i would actually say that they have exhausted some of their savings, but a lot of that was invested, too, you can see the flows going to places like treasury direct. you can see consumers have invested some of those savings not just spent them down recklessly which provides a good buffer. but adjusted for inflation, absolutely right. a lot of savings are gone. we see consumer spending now in a real sense, whether it's goods or services or the overall, it's about 2.5% year over year. and importantly no longer relying on savings that is driven by job and wage growth. and we think that those things will continue despite one weak jobs report. and importantly we're not hearing the hue and cry from businesses that they can't keep up with order, can't keep

way to bring us all, jamie. >> yeah, well, you truly are a comedian's. all right. next, colbert's little gaffe, yields. >> a big audience laughs. copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wonderint trelegg if ths in o >> but trilogy has shown me that there's still beautney and breath to be had because. three medicines in one inhaler trilogy keeps my airways and prevents future flare ups and with one dose a day trilogy improves lung function so i can and night. inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood, pressure before taking it. do not take trilogy more than do not take trilogy more than prescribed trilogy may your risk of thrush, pneumonia and osteoporosis. call your doctor courseur doc in breathing chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling problems vision changestorelegy f or eyen occur why don't to ask your doctor about watch daily trilogy for copd? because breathing should be beautiful. >> here we are driving down the and all

and you go frongm this the like they just what to jamie? >> oh, they just went to jamie. didn't even like you said jamie has rested sad dad face. >> yes. were you just thinking when you you watch that videoneve that you will never be that popular? >> yeah, i wil l actually choose this moment to announce that i will be supporting trump witnoum a fan club of my own. a if he wants to sign up now, you could be the person to sign up. >> and that was horrible even. did you notice even the interpreter during that song was rollineveng her ed going with that's three nights in a row right away. >> t. t know that's three nights in a row. we're on a streak. by the way, wynett n yoe when you do that, when the sign language interpreter does that, does don? mea >> i it means change the channel. my remote's broken. i, i was actually watching the subtitles. btitle it said yahtzee. >> i tried to watch this thing just i try to watch you do research. >> it's like a little survey at the beginning, and it was like, do you have? >> i said, yes, and it logged me out. have haters are going to hat

so jamie diamond first of all needs to live by the don't call us, we'll call you.from j.d. diamond, every now and then a publication will host a list of people who take those and his name will make the cut. and i need him to say they won't take the job and that will be used for that fire when things get colder. >> and juanita, we still see people winking at donald trump and why is it that people still believe he's going to find the center? >> i don't know if it is people who are looking for things just hoping that he will act in a completely different manner and that he is and i appreciate ali pointing out the entire premise is not founded in reality. and so when i was reading him call for unity or diplomacy, again it reminds me of the individuals who just were released from russian custody and who would only be here if it is through the premise of diplomacy that took months and months to develop. and when joe biden announced that yesterday morning about the individuals that were being freed and he said he should have done it when he was president. and because he d

jamie baulch, who joins us now. good morning jamie. jamie. thank you so much forjoining us. does the much for joining us. does the does the activities and the greatness of paris remind you of your own triumphs at atlanta in 1996? >> yeah, well, it's unbelievable. it'sjust >> yeah, well, it's unbelievable. it's just been so great to watch. you know, with the people doing so well, it does bring it back. i can't believe that when i did it, it was in black and white television. it feels like it doesn't feel that long ago. but it's only when you look back. i think it's like 28 years now. you think, wow, what's happened there? but it's amazing to see them do so well. >> oh, and how amazing was it for you last night watching katarina johnson—thompson not giving up? she finally got her olympic medal, >> i was so, so pleased for it. you know, i know her fairly well and, she's such a lovely human being. so to see her get her olympic medal, you know, after all this time is just brilliant. you know, she just so deserves it. and i'm so delighted fo

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jamie in philadelphia, democrat caller. what is it like to live in philadelphia with less than 80 days to go before this election? when you turn on the television, how many ads do you see? caller: i see a lot of political ads on television, especially local channels. both parties targeting each other. right now in philadelphia, the feeling is hopeful and energetic for kamala harris. it is also just scary to think of a second trump presidency. host: jamie, are you excited about the harris-walz ticket? caller: yes, i'm very excited. i'm actually at the philadelphia rally -- i was actually at the philadelphia rally where they announced and it was a very amazing time and it was wonderful. host: did you change -- did your excitement level change when president biden was the present of nominee -- the presumptive nominee? caller: it did change. at that time, it seemed not hopeful for the democrat party. when he dropped out and endorsed kamala, you could tell there was a lot more hope and energy in the party. host: what do you want

jamie what you think we eased mckay more nearsighted. i loved it. you know me, i'm pro comedy.iven a lot of laughs and i felt like he got his point across in the way trump is not political. like he doesn't pretend to be sewn he is not. it's really tough michelle like you said it's very tough when someone is attacking you and attacking you to have control of your emotion but it really did. cows watching and thought oh, my god every conversation with my ex-wife. and i mentioned her a lot and just to be fair and mention her a lot i apologize. we have a good relationship right she text me before the show and said screw you. but honestly to that clip if anyone missed the whole thing that could be showed was the very beginning. like he walks out the clamp and he says down and says let me just the elephant in the room which by the way that's how it started every morning in college. 's time for you to get out of here. >> it is. we've got to go. up next they spent 11 million bucks but recruitments still sucks weathertech products are designed and manufactured in america using only ameri

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so, feel free to go in, jamie, tell me to shut up. but let me pick on-- illuminate some of the points that jim, evelyn, have made. what jim talked about. the day we were sworn in in the 1975 cabinet, governor dukakis swore us in and the governor's council, what became the cabinet room. after the swearing-in ceremony he brought us back into the governor's office and said, look, somehow i was elected governor. i'm a politician, it's my job to get elected and my job to get elected again. you've been hired to give the people of massachusetts the best government they've ever had. that's your only mission, you're not to go anywhere near political fund raising. if i hear that you've been involved in political fund raising, you'll be fired immediately. i don't know care if you hear from the chief of staff, or hear from kitty, you're hearing from me you're to give the people of massachusetts the best government they can have and not the fund raising business. it was incredible. i didn't know what to expect. secretary was a big jump up. i'd bee

she took that toe actor, writer and comedian jamie lynn. so. and she's pregnant, which means she can no w vote twice. "new york times" bestselling author. back to chicago. >> all right. >> baker, i got to go to you first. you know, the key to that monologu u knowe is why i said, why are the american people okay with thiy ars? i you know, it's not that it's illegal. we know what happened here ille, but do you agree? agree with my characterization as a silent coup. >> yeah. first of all, i got to say, you're a very comedian saying let's do some jokes. >> and then the first thing you do is show the picturesomeee of the 911 terrorists. >> where the are we goingrism n ? i looked over at the prompter. >> saw 911. h where's he going with that? with tharight now? >> you can still there's a lote] of material there. >> i you know what? >> yes, there is. i don't understand how americaal is all right with the current situation becausrinte, look, the commander in chief, it's always said, is the leader of the free world, but it is actually true and the world

jamie dimon, the chairman and ceo of jpmorgan.ly, back to you. >> before i let you go, i think he said no recession right now, but did he say we're in a soft landing or just hopes for one. >> he said no recession right now. he said that could be in the cards in the future, however. >> i grow with you. i think he sounded a little more upbeat. something about capskansas city leslie. thank you very much for prbringg that to us. >>> coming up, another read on the consumer from the ceos of airbnb and trip adviser who are acknowledging the weaker macro environment. we'll tell you what they're saying next. plus, pandemic darling zoom is down 90% from record highs, but it's getting new steam ahead of the election. and here is another check on stocks and all the major averages going negative after what come would say was a terrible ten-year auction, the dow is up 56 right now. and look at the ten-year yield, 3.935. "the exchange" is back after this. >> this is "the exchange" on cnbc. [♪♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with go

jamie you kizza joins us live from paris, and i'm so glad that jamie is here because reed has the morning off and i have no one to talk to about all the fun last night. there was so much of it, from tom cruise propelling into the area. what did you enjoy the most? >> reporter: and you had katie ledecky be the flag bearer. everything was spectacular. there were fireworks, you had a piano dazzling and propelling from the ceiling. you had tom cruise. it was a beautiful event, we loved the surprises, it was incredible. we were inside the stadium when it was all taking place. it was fun, the indie band, phoenix went on and a lot of fans told to get closer to the stage ended up running onto it. so lots of little moments, some expected, some not expected. now we turn our attention to 2028 in los angeles, tom cruise getting the flag from simone biles. and then to have the red hot chili peppers play, billie eilish, it was just an incredible night. >> what a way to handoff the next four years. i understand you had a chance to speak with the mayor about what they are anticipating. i did read over th

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so feel free to delegate to jamie. tell me to shut up. but let me pick and illuminate some of the points that jim and evelyn follow. jamie have made of the first and foremost is integrity. the first word that jim talked about the day that we were sworn in, in a 1975 cabinet governor dukakis swore us in in the governor's council, which became the cabinet room after the swearing in ceremony. he brought us back into the governor's and he said, look, somehow i managed myself to get myself elected governor. i'm a politician. it's my job to get elected. it's my job to get elected again. you've been hired to give the people of massachusetts the best government they've ever had, and that's your only mission. you are not to go anywhere near political fundraising. if i hear that you've been involved in political fundraising, you will be fired immediately. and i don't care if you hear from the chief of staff i don't care if you hear from kitty. hearing from me. you are hearing from me. you are to stick to. given the people of massachusetts the best

jamie, let me start with you. governor walz is not exactly a household name. a new poll taken just in the last few days, asked harris supporters about their impression of governor walz, 64% we're unsure if they'd ever heard of him or never heard of them. you have some new reporting on why vice president harris went with this relative unknown so jake, first of all, the vetting team actually believes that he will help that he will play well across battleground states. >> i spoke to one person, a source familiar with the vetting team, who told me, quote, he hunts, he fishes. you want to have a beer with him? he will play well in michigan, wisconsin western pennsylvania, georgia, and north carolina. so they do think the most important thing is that they get elected and that he will help. the other thing we now are learning key moments from his vetting when he met with the vetting team i'm told it was a home run that he was fund he was humble. most important. he was loyal. one source said to me, when walz was asked how he saw the role of vice president, he said he

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and watching jpmorgan shares, jamie dimon speaking to us exclusively today. we'll have the highlights in just a bit. and like many of the financial stocks, doing quite well of late. the road ahead for your money as the markets make their way through this turbulent week. anastacia amarosa, welcome back. >> thank you. scott, i think this is such a low conviction market. we don't seem to have conviction as a market in the economy, and we've got initial jobless claims coming up tomorrow. i feel like people are waiting for that with bated breath. it feels like the recession fears were on, but maybe they're back again. that's why we're likely to chop around as we try to sort out the data. when you have drops like we have seen in monday, you look to technicals. this is a very thin liquidity market. you look at the market depth as something like 63% below the last 23-day average. i've got uncertainly, back seaso seasonality. the s.a.m. is trading at 5215, which is below the three-metropolitan average. none of that is good. >> some suggested this was mostly positionin

you are like royalty jamie. thank you so much.o -- have you here on the air. [ laughter ] take care. bonjour my friend. >> au revoir. >> and cute shirts. i mean -- every day -- >> rock star. >> i love it. >> keep that. >>> let's keep it for sure. let's take a live look outside on this wednesday morning. from the top of mount diablo. looking over towards the sky with little hues of orange and yellow. kind of just coloring in the day. >> jess. >> we can wave like jamie. >> you guys were the ultimate hype man and woman by the way. >> we're big fans of jamie and her team. >> oh absolutely. and she's been crushing it. it's just she's going to never forget you guys now. >> we were just saying we actually love color at the top of your dress too. perfect for you. >> looks pretty on you. >> we're gossiping about you. >> you know, everyone at homelooks so good this morning too waking up with the coffee snuggled up in bed. a quick look at what's going on for us outside as we head out the door and get going. first things first a look behind m

. >> jamie yuccas joins us live from the paris games. hi, good morning.nd we want to start off with the u.s. women's basketball team. but at the end having a little fun too with the crowd at the end of the game. >> reporter: well, i think it was fun for team usa. apparently wasn't that fun for the belgium fans. because they're all up in a kerr duffel this morning talking about how rude the usa women's basketball team is. but come on. it's -- you know, trash talk. isn't that part of basketball? at this point. no, it was a great game. you know, brittney griner people were paying attention to as well obviously after the prisoner swap that happened and her history and all of that. she did release a statement you know, and said she would be talking about this later. she's glad that they are home and they're safe. but she went out and played that game and did a great job defeating belgium which of course is a neighbor to france. belgium actually invented french fries. they have that. >> i want to know did they also invent the word kerfuffle? you are all up in t

jamie, it's good to see you. i know you're in chicago, so i appreciate you taking the time away to join us on the katie phang show. look, it is been four weeks since that change up at the top of the democratic presidential ticket.ra how much has vice president kamala harris now becoming the a presumptive nominee changed your plans for the week ahead? >> well, we knew that it was going to be a close race, and we always knew that we had a tele-story of joe biden and kamala harris. now we are also going to tell a story of tim walz, because he is the new nominee going forward. we are so excited to shape. katie, as you know, we didn't get to have a traditional style convention for joe biden and kamala harris. it is like a abig family reunion. we are all getting together, sharing with our millions of families all across the world to watch and see us coming together to support the candidacy of kamala harris and tim walz. this is going to be a week of hope, a week of purpose. because it is focused like a laser on making

jamie vardy is scoring in the top flight once again.rned leicester a 1—1 draw at home to tottenham on their return to the premier league. vardy�*s second half goal cancelled out pedro porro�*s opener. vardy�*s header in the 57th minute was leicester's first effort on target. spurs handing a full debut to new signing dominic solanke. but despite spurs having 70% possession and 13 corners, the points were shared, thanks to vardy�*s 9th premier league goal against spurs. brilliant to get the first game a lot premier league debuts and club debuts and guys not playing in the premier league for a while and that's going to cause some anxiety and so, to get the second half as it was, we had the confidence built even more to move forward if we canjust get in even more to move forward if we can just get in the service and some good territory around it and called the spots we want and called the spots we want and get on the end of the right chances and he is not going to learn that from me, he's been doing it for decades, really. and so, it's abou

jamie smith helps england edge ahead of sri lanka on a rain effected second day, of the first test.lsea have one foot in the europa conference league proper after winning the first leg of their play—off against servette. and wind wreaks havoc at st andrews — we'll bring you up to speed from day one of the women's open. welcome to the programme. we start with cricket, where england have edged ahead by 23 runs, on day 2 of the first test with sri lanka at old trafford. there was a delayed start because of rain, but when play did get under way, joe wilson was watching. now, when sri lanka's players walked off the pitch here at the close of play, when the drizzle came down again, they knew they were behind in the match. they knew they still had four. england first innings wickets to take. but the captain was smiling and i think with good reason. on several occasions during the second day they out—bowled england. fernando�*s delivery to get rid of 0llie pope for six will live in his memory, and prabath jayasuriya produced two classic spinning deliveries to clean bowled harry brooke and c

[applause] [crowd chanting "jamie"] rep. raskin: hello, america.come to the democracy convention. [cheers and applause] welcome to the freedom convention. and thank you for the beautiful weather, chicago. it has been a little rough on capitol hill where it is not just the heat, it is the stupidity. now, we meet in this great city tonight where abraham lincoln was nominated in 1860 to save the union from fanatical insurrectionists and where franklin d roosevelt was renominated by democrats in 1940 to defeat fascist dictators. now, we fight in our time to defend our freedom and democracy against the banana republicans who converted lincoln's party into a dangerous cult of personality. [applause] you know, i will never forget the pounding of the doors on the house chamber on january 6, or the screams that followed. hundreds of our police officers taunted and attacked. 140 of them wounded by extremists wielding baseball bats, steel pipes, even american flags. five people died that day and four of our officers took their own lives in the days and weeks

jamie: i had a republican colleague that left. most of the good republicans left right away in the two years after trump got elected. they saw where things were going. they've gotten rid of all of them. we had 10 republicans who voted for impeachment. you know how many are left? one in the house. liz chaney gone, adam kinzinger is gone and mitt romney is gone. it's a cult of personalities. it is. and i told them when we get through this election and beat them, most of them will be fit for only selling flowers and incense at dulles airport when it's all over because they're acting like members of a religious cult. but my friend trey gowdy left. i went to this goodbye thing and he said, you know, rat kin, you're not a bad guy. the problem with you is you're a liberal. i said you're damn right i'm a liberal. the heart of the word is liberty and i'm a progressive because the heart of the word is progress. but you know what i call myself these days? a conservative. you know why? i want to conserve the land, the air, the water, the clim

i went on to angie, jamie was the first person to call these resurface my fluorine.mbing work, he's refinished this beautiful table here. find direct redefining insurance i'm more in liebermann at the pentagon at this is cnn closed captioning brought to you by mesobook.com if you or a loved one have nice with helium up, we'll send you a free book to answer questions you may have called now and will come to you 800 a31, 3,700 welcome back to our special coverage of the democratic national convention. >> add another first to the harris campaign's growing list of historic milestones. and that would be a major injection of social media stars, the dnc credential more than 200 content creators to cover the convention person with at least one influencer scheduled to speak each night. they include an immigrant rights activist a homemaker, and a self-described dirt bag. sorry, these self-described dirtbag journalist and need to be very clear about that combined check this out. they have nearly 20 million followers on tiktok. they have quite the reach cnn's betsy klein is with

i know you didn't do it. >> but jamie knew there were others, and not just the police, who were very of melissa. >> she's the princess, she's the wife, she was laying in bed with him. it doesn't make sense that she wasn't shot. >> to melissa doing? i hope not, but she could have. why wasn't she shocked? she did commit the murder, she's going to make a mistake. you can only live that life so long. >> coming up, a new clue. what police believe might be a reason for murder. >> the $400,000 life insurance policy. she had a motivation to want this to happen. >> when dateline continues. keith morrison: melissa oxley was just 27 years old and already a widow. her 36-year-old husband ben, shot dead while he slept in bed right next to her. as far as she could tell, said melissa, >> melissa oxley was just 27 years old and already a widow. her 36-year-old husband, ben, shot dead while he slept in bed right next to her. as far as she could tell, said melissa, the shooter managed to break into the house, walk right into the master bedroom, shoot and without harming her, and leave not a trace of e

anyway, jamie is one of the most amazing people who served on the commission. he's been working hand in hand tirelessly the entire time. he's a former clinton official in the council and he's testified in a number of times before congress and is the author of about six books. he is a triathlete and marathon man who is run like 42 of each and every time he called me, he was always where are you doing, i'm running a marathon, getting ready to jump in the pool and swimming, anyway. one thing he is brought to this incredible energy i think and hope that he will tell you a little bit about what he did from the beginning of covid and how he's worked day and night to bring together a group of people throughout the world to help unearth a lot of these facts. without further ado, please come on up. [applause] .. thanks to the heritage for herir hosting us. i have worked tirelessly on the covid-19 origin issue for four and a half years. i'm deeply honored to have been the lead witness in congressman or one strips them credibly important hearings and serve as a commission

jamie, thank you so much.opefully we'll see you tomorrow. >> reporter: yeah. see you guys. >> chow chow. >>> all right, a live look outside this morning. shot from mount diablo we're going mountain climbing inspired by our o prelim pians. let's talk to jess in the weather. mount diablo it's a little clearer shot than the golden gate bridge or maybe even behind you, jess. >> right? the golden gate bridge who? i mean it's completely gray right now all around us. and so as we take a live look right behind me, we have the bay bridge from our live cam here at kpix in san francisco. you can make it out of course. but it's still gray and it's still gloomy right now as we head outside. so just keep that in mind. low visibility along the coast. could impact that drive to work or school this morning. now i'm going to drop the clouds real fast because i want to show you our temperatures. let's start up in the north bay and all the way up into santa rosa we go. 90s are in the forecast for us today. it's a lot hotter compa

jamie: as chair of this great party built on hope, i'm so proud to confirm vice president harris has thathe majority of votes from all f are mentioned delegates -- from all for mentioned delegates, and will be the nominee. the support has been unprecedented. we knew your ballots would come back quickly. the fact we can say one day after we opened voting that the vice president has crossed the threshold and will officially be the nominee next week? that is outstanding folks. steve: our correspondent in washington, naomi. harris is officially the nominee. wasn't a surprise. now vp. >> it was not a surprise. less than two weeks since president biden stood down and the party coalesced around harris. she has passed the threshold. the rollcall will continue until monday evening. she has got the nomination. she has to accept it which will happen at the dnc. we will know who her running mate is at that point. different people on the list, governors, senators, andy beshear, josh shapiro, mark kelly. they will all be having interviews over the course of the weekend. when she announces them, we

cbs' jamie yuccas has more. >> reporter: a controversial end to the games for american gymnast jordanittee stripped her of her bronze medal in the floor exercise. initially chiles finished fifth in monday's competition. her coach appealed saying her athletic difficulty score was under credited, and her score was adjusted. but olympic arbitrators ruled the appeal missed the one-minute deadline. the medal will be given to team romania's ana barbosu. usa gymnastics said they were devastated by the ruling. teammate simone biles wrote "sending you so much love, jordan. keep your chin up, olympic champ. we love you." the u.s. olympic committee plans to appeal. with a nail-biter of an ending, team usa women's basketball won their eighth consecutive gold medal defeating host country france 67-66. >> glad the usa came out on top. >> reporter: also setting records, the u.s. women's national team. >> it's a dream come true to win a gold medal. >> reporter: in his first major tournament with her players, soccer coach emma hayes led them to the fifth gold medal. why is the love and camaraderie of

jamie, thank you. great job in partis.ok outside a little closer to home in the bay area on this friday morning. as we look over towards the east bay from mount diablo not seeing too many clouds there this morning. jessica, i hope all of it clears anyway because it's going to be a fun weekend here in the bay. >> absolutely. also when you come back from a trip, how long does it take for you to actually do that laundry? >> straight to the washroom. literally to the washing machine immediately. >> you and i are so different. i put my like bag in the corner and i'm like i'll touch it in like maybe a woke. i don't know. we're different. anyways quick look at what's going on outside and hopefully go to the game together. here's what it looks like in san francisco. just above the bay bridge right now, off to a cool, cloudy start and yeah the virtual reality map below me i want to turn the clouds on and show you where they're currently at. mostly hanging along the shoreline a lot more clear off in the inland areas. we'll continue