jonathan: sure. the strategies are focused in china for china, ramping up the manufacturing and element going on for the chinese market are good strategies. they do not check every box for the chinese government in terms of risk management, but they checked the most boxes. jonathan: what a change. anna ashton of eurasia group grade just a month to change in china, for china and maybe a base elsewhere for the rest of the world. tom: around jackson hole, we read a lot of international relations, think tanks, stuff like that. when you address whether it is exactly the point, the touch point for every single article. so, they make something in vietnam. some of it is basically made in china. they put a label on it, made in vietnam and ship it to us. some of it is made in china, made in vietnam and they ship it to us. jonathan: do you want to tell us more about those coasters? tom: you cannot have coasters with a fancy crystal that slips. it is dangerous. jonathan: got it. ones to have some gin and tonic?

>> jonathan: thank you, whit. we'll have more on "world news tonight." >>> we're going to turn to politics now. just ten days from the first republican primary debate. the emerging campaign has been eclipsed by investigations, special counsels, court proceedings, accusations of nefarious and criminal behavior, and talk again of impeachment. if you are having trouble keeping track of it all, you are not alone. our friends at axios are now calling this the scandal election. a few weeks ago the doj investigation of hunter biden was thought to be all but over, but in a surprising move friday, attorney general merrick garland announced he's now elevated the prosecutor in that case to the status of special counsel. garland's move seemed to please nobody. it made democrats unhappy because it raises the prospect of drawing out an investigation that has already been going on for nearly five years, and the possibility that we can add a trial of the president's son to the crowded 2024 legal and campaign calendar. republicans

jonathan: thank you.nutes, we will discuss the market wrapup heading to september in the key central bank meetings, and with cameron dawson. and max is working towards us, he is in monza for the race in italy. tom cole it a lot to talk to him about. jonathan: have you seen the party in the bowen's? it rained. the race stopped, but the dj kept going and everyone seemed to have a great time. tom: it is max. for, monza, it looks ugly. jonathan: from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ my cpa told me i wouldn't qualify for the erc tax refund, so i called innovation refunds. their team of independent tax attorneys will work with your cpa to determine if your company is eligible. [whip sound] take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. take now take it outsidee if with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when y

jonathan: the iphone? but i want to know what's happening with the iphone? lisa: will you get it? jonathan: possibly. a lot of people sent me messages about how the engine and slow down. lisa: and then you'll buy a new one? jonathan: the engineering has slowed down and i will stick with this one because it's perfectly fine and well made. but if the engineers slow down i will get a new one. same song, they have been really good cameras. equity futures are negative 0.5%. down for basis points, 4.239. lisa: our prices are going down and to where? is it a local destination because what we could see going forward with florida. jonathan: are they coming down? lisa: she said given the cpi data. but i'm not sure. jonathan: airline fares are coming down? i'm not convinced. lisa: i just tried to book something and it was double than last year. jonathan: where were you trying to go? lisa: i was trying to go to portugal. domestic affairs played disproportionately into the cpi figures. international prices have not bee

jonathan: no, no.bate here this morning is do you look at a one-year view or a longer-term view? or, do you take a more short-term is some six-month yield. jonathan: it has come down. steve thinks they are done. steve was talking about cutting interest rates for the first quarter of next year. i would say if you are a fed official and you have to take that prudent approach as a policymaker, do you want to declare victory when you have one more cpi print, one more payrolls print before september 20? perhaps too early. we did get a clips of it. john williams in the new york times, i think that is somewhat revealing. even though it is intuitive to suggest that when inflation comes down, real rates increase and we may need to do something about that to adjust. just entertaining the conversation about rate cuts in any way, shape or form is a step away from what we have been doing with the fed. tom: the math of the nominal rate, less inflation over deflation. there is a whole debate there to the residual. th

jonathan: eventually.ind of movie i feel i need to go to the movie theater to watch. i will watch at home. lisa: in the privacy of your own home, you watching barbie. jonathan: i might have things to say. i'm am open minded. lisa: i am looking forward to your review. jonathan: equities right now down .75%. data out of china not great. downgrade of u.s. banks by moody's. talk of a banking levy over in italy, so they moved -- the mood is sour. yields are down nine basis points and the dollar stronger. tom: moments ago, talking about the overlay of disinflation and deflation. these are tangible things. inflation for real, disinflation is just less inflation. inflation is actual price decline. reflation is a calm -- a cosmic thing. no one is talking about it. jonathan: talking about weak growth out of china at the moment. tom: in a moment, damon sachsen our -- amy and sachsen our -- damien sasnower joins us if we do not bring up the new york yankees. china, things are going to be great in the not. from 60,000

jonathan: me too. team at citi are anticipating inflation starts to pick up again going into early 2024. that conversation with a look, coming up shortly. farouk :00 over at citigroup, looking forward to that conversation. tom: got to keep score about who actually got this right. that gives us faith in their belief. what the team did at citigroup. i think a large dose of humility is in order now. as we try to get children to begin their summer reading. jonathan: i thought you were about to call economists on wall street children. lisa: [laughter] tom: it is the time of year. the time of year where the piles there, let's begin. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com >> the job report that has something for everybody. if you are in the softer landing camp, you will

jonathan: thank you. for the rest of the week, tons of economic data thursday, friday. high yield spreads disconnected from fundamentals. a lot of people have made that point. high yield spreads at the moment, about 3.9. historically, is still pretty tight. tom: after you lose money the third time because you are an equity idiot who doesn't pay attention to the bond market, you start really paying attention to the world of brando. and this is a conundrum. right now, bonds are priced to perfection. price up, yields down. lisa: that's true, but it also points to a very different market today than 20 years ago. the high-yield market right now is a very mature market relative to what it used to be. you have companies that are more leveraged to go private equity firms, going to private credit firms. tom: what is oil doing? oil we did in the way and make the map not as good. are they going to private equity? >> the oil companies were a big return. since then because of what happened in 2014, we did see a real d

jonathan: in the u.k.use the fixed-rate mortgage is an agreement for 2, 3, four years. the u.s. mortgage market with 30 year fixed. are we facing something generational? does this goes over the next decade? what time horizon do you have for this to play out? john: there is a long runway for the housing market. you have massive generational wealth transfer food loan from baby boomers to millennials and chinext. and under built house market and a lot of millennials coming to the market that have been shut out of the market for 15 years and they are saying, i think we do want to own a home? they have the ability to borrow from parents. that capacity and ability is actually there. tom: our housing market is rich parents giving money to kids? john: it is part of it. the generation coming through is a little better healed than prior generations because they're older, doing things later. there is wealth that accumulated. this is a needs-based product. tom: the fancy people you follow, granite is out. kailey: it's

jonathan: why is that? tom: you come of the west side, negative the 110 and strawberry fields forever. it is about time for a strawberry daiquiri. jonathan: nice. equity market and is be 500, a lift in the equity market. europe has a weak euro, threatening to break 108 down to 107 after the back of some dreadful economic data. the pmi is soft. manufacturing was not great. services coming down to the manufacturing. deutsche bank already making a call. the ecb is going to hit pause in september. that decision is a month away. christine lagarde delivering a speech in jackson hole later this week. live from new york city, good morning. ♪ it's what you keep that really matters. book your free meeting today at creativeplanning.com. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night. every night. okay. i'll work on that. save 50% on the sleep number® limited edition smart bed. plus, 60-month financing on all smart beds. shop now only at sleep number®. >> today, bloomberg'

that jonathan: jonathan: is your airline?ract that would provide 40 so percent in pay raises and retirement contributions over its four-year term. along with improved scheduling, sickleave, and insurance benefits. it is pretty impressive. lisa: depending on how things go you will be a uaw worker. jonathan: i will be making hummer evs. lisa: not evs. jonathan: internal combustion engines? lisa: bespoke investment management came up with this point where they said it is not that there are strikes that are happening, it is that they are not happening that is the interesting thing. that these companies are paying up. i think american airlines something to the tune of $250 million of expenses tied annually to some of these increases. and they are swallowing them because the workers are more important than that extra cash. jonathan: i would say this too, in certain instances this is the revenge of the labor market. this is a decade of sitting there every year with your boss and being told inflation is a 2%, this is your payraise, i

i'm jonathan ferro. tk taking a break, equity market soft, down a 30% on the s&p 500. the bowls on wall street getting more bullish. now looking for 4900 on the 400, the price target set at the end of december. he was bullish and right to be. he raises his price target. city are looking for 5000 by the middle of next year. it is record high watch on the street. lisa: and the potential for a 28% gain this year, the biggest going back to one to 19. can we get the start of a new bull market given some of the increasing credit contraction, the softening in economic indicators check out could this be the start of a new bull market as many are calling for? jonathan: i loved what scott cronin had to say. clearly we were chasing the tape. growing conviction in years earnings acceleration is a key point of differentiation. he is looking for earnings to accelerate into 2024. lisa: a key underpinning for a lot of these, more broadly, is that the softness will cause the fed to pivot. it will turbocharge the rally we

jonathan: what stores? go into some sort of clothing store and they have just three shirts. everything is sparsely populated. it's more like a showcase. jonathan: the stuff is out of the back. lisa: it scares me. tom: how you have to line up? lisa: that is ridiculous. jonathan: i refuse. tom: i go, is andrew here today? good, i need a bow time. jonathan: make an appointment. don't do that soho thing. i can't stand that thing. what is that about? tom: nixon was president the last time i was in soho. jonathan: we have gone for lunch there. what are you talking about? tom: that was soho? i thought it was tribeca. jonathan: tribeca is below canal. we were south of houston. tom: it's houston. jonathan: i didn't know. this is going well. from new york, this is bloomberg. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com >> the core of that report was the u.s. is behind, behind in investing and paying attention to china and othe

jonathan: yes and no.is fun watching one of the world's greatest players in the mls on sheet mode -- on sheet mode -- cheat mode. the whole point of have big year was getting people like us to subscribe to mls and i am not ready. lisa: as a longtime watcher of football, isn't it highlighting the lack of competition outside of europe? i am being diplomatic. jonathan: that is changing. the saudis are making a push. if this country decides to flex its muscles with this sport into 2026, it could be huge. if it besides -- decides to flex its muscles. i would like to see more going into the world cup. hopefully we do. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. save 50

jonathan: 70 basis points.ody that came on with us at that point was looking out tour three years and suggesting we would be anywhere near where we are right now. lisa: maybe it is just the people who i speak to, the people who did suggest rates would go substantially higher recalling for some sort of financial meltdown in response because everything has been hinged off this rate that would cause absolute havoc, and here we are, stocks grinding higher and higher, people looking out that soft landing and gaming out that the fed is going to win this. jonathan: is the fed going to win this? lisa: no, but they will win the war on achieving some sort of stabilization to a new high that doesn't destroy the rest of the economy. there was a recent poll done that basically confirmed 70% of respondents that the fed would achieve a soft landing. 70%. that is turning on its head of what i would have thought a year ago. jonathan: hopes and dreams. tom: the hopes and dreams are the august 31 pce number. maybe that will be in

jonathan: why birmingham city?isa: this is tom brady and i'm wondering whether they are going to come at with a documentary or a movie because that seems to be the netflix series of firming him. honestly, this is going to be very much in the public eye because that seems to be the playbook. but whether he has thoughts about the dietary restrictions and things like that, he is going to weigh in on all of that. jonathan: i can recommend some restaurants. lisa: i don't think that lee's talking about. jonathan: we've got a decent how to say birmingham and not birming-ham. lisa: you will scold him otherwise. jonathan: we will do a little test. i grew up 30 minutes away from sin entered stadium. we will do a little test. good to see you. i think it's physical. much more interesting football going into the lower divisions. fantastic support for some of these clubs. really tough to make it in the championship. really tough to try to get that promotion. i wonder why out of all the leaks in english football, they pick that o

jonathan: tough. of the fed july meeting ensuring officials are still worried about bringing down inflation and for the rate hikes could be needed. there are some cracks in the consensus and becoming more and more apparent. two officials favoring leaving rates unchanged. the committee is increasingly divided going into jackson hole next week. lisa: when i read this minutes, i was left with this drug that with a shrug. -- i was left with a shrug. there is no conviction. they said they were willing to allow the balance sheets to continue to roll off, even if they have to cut rates. it seems to game out that they're going to cut, but there will still be quantitative tightening with respect to the balance sheet. i don't really feel a cohesive theory here. jonathan: the way to get the shift in direction of the committee is a simple question, the balance of risk between undercutting and over tightening. it was clear what their view on that was last year. it is coming into balance. it was important that the

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am jonathan ferro.number 90 minutes away. we are looking for 200,000. yields up this week. tom: a little under the weather and decided to come in for the super bowl. 13 times a year we get the super bowl with jobs day. it is a big deal in the backdrop of what bonds have wrought over the past week. the bond movements are not game changing but they give you something in the summer to talk about to get to q4 of this year. jonathan: has not been a quiet august so far. yields up every single day this week. yields up via basis point. lisa: i am glad you pointed to the 10 year and that is the reason i am curious to see whether the jobs data moves the needle for the 10 year. at a certain point this is not about the fed, this is about the treasury issuing more debt and the bank of japan moving away from something that has underpinned evaluations and 70 developed market worlds. at what point does the fed lose control over the narrative and get the sense in the market they are not going to respond to any strength

jonathan: all of it coming down. big rally in the treasury market across the curve particularly on the two-year. tom: you don't see it in the equity market, futures negative seven. but you are down to one point 83 from one .92. a most 10 basis points. yesterday was boom, a seachange moment. jonathan: have we opened the door to an ecb hike it's on the inflation data? kailey: the acceleration in spain and germany, i took four years of german in high school and we study the map of germany. including the states. but the pressures underlying, it could mean the ecb has to make a move. if we are talking about inflation, tomorrow looks like could be in the ballpark of 5% -- tom: what report? kailey: all europe. 24 hours. tom: i've got orange bowties today. the cavaliers are playing tennessee. jonathan: tennessee or -- tom: it's confusion. they're both orange. -- i want to give a speech, jeremy grantham offered me his airplane to go give the speech. it is truly in the middle of nowhere. kailey: central virginia. jonathan: a n

jonathan: is a different time.isa: i am wondering if you spent going forward and were talking about the political risk with terry haines who said he does expect this to get price in more with move away from certain u.s. assets given the uncertainty around the political backdrop. do you buy that argument? is that one of the reasons you see yields going higher? chris: it is a question of where you go. the dollar response has been fairly muted the last 12 hours. i do think bitcoin has rallied a bit. if there is another difference may be from the 2011 experience versus today, look at the chinese and japanese, they are big net sellers are treasuries and they have been for the last year. that was not the case in 2010 period. there is a different dynamics. i'm almost hesitant to compare this incident with 2011. think they are different. think the outcome will be different. lisa: we have been talking for the past a blood how it seems like risk assets are not noticing -- couple of months, how seems like risk assets are not

here now, jonathan karl. >> jonathan: good morning and welcome to "this week" in.ree days, republican presidential hopefuls will face off on a stage in milwaukee for the first debate of the 2024 campaign. but the man who could be center stage plans to skip it, saying there's no reason for him to be there. donald trump, though, has plenty to do outside of that debate. he was indicted for a fourth time last week, this time by fulton county district attorney fani willis for allegedly heading up a criminal enterprise to overturn the certified and repeatedly verified results of georgia's 2020 presidential election. trump's lawyers are working out the terms of his surrender with willis. it's expected to come some time before the friday deadline set by the d.a. one of the key figures in the georgia indictment is the man who was so frequently by trump's side during those tumultuous final weeks of his presidency. chief of staff mark meadows. meadows is also believed to be a central figure in both the special counsel jack smith's investigations, the alleged mishandling of cl

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. jonathan, thank you very much. jonathan vigliotti from - through. jonathan, thank you very much. jonathanwth in the economy than expected between april and june. new figures show it grew by 0.2%, helped in part by the extra bank holiday for the coronation; and the warm weather injune benefited the construction industry as well as pubs and restaurants. our economics correspondent andy verity has more detail. this brewery in lancashire as part of an industry that is growing but onlyjust. in the second quarter of the other coronation meant the rest of us did one day less work and ate and drank out a little more, compared to the shutdowns of the pandemic business was good but as a comparison that is a low bar. better than covid but _ comparison that is a low bar. better than covid but only _ comparison that is a low bar. better than covid but onlyjust. _ comparison that is a low bar. better than covid but onlyjust. what - comparison that is a low bar. better than covid but onlyjust. what we i than covid but onlyjust. what we have got now is the pressure's, the internal costs, the wages, the c

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it's great to see again, jonathan. but see you again, jonathan.bit more obvious in international athletics. >> is wild >> jonathan yeah, this is a wild story. so in the times, somalia suspends athletic boss over slowest 100 metre runner. slowest ever 100 metre runner. so somalia has suspended a senior athletics official after one of his runners clocked a new 100 metre sprint record, the slowest ever. we've got the video. all right, let's play. let's . not let's. not >> so you already . let's. not >> so you already. had the high your your the girabola . your. your your the girabola. your. high . high. >> all xiangshui turopolje show buju three skip at the end. >> that was a somalian runner at the end coming in late. >> that was a somalian runner at the end coming in late . yeah. it the end coming in late. yeah. it was after the other runners was 10s after the other runners which a lot in 100m because which is a lot in 100m because last ten i can beat that. >> i reckon i could possibly squeeze across line. believe squeeze across a line. i believe yo

it's great to see again, jonathan. but see you again, jonathan.bit more obvious in international athletics. >> is wild >> jonathan yeah, this is a wild story. so in the times, somalia suspends athletic boss over slowest 100 metre runner. slowest ever 100 metre runner. so somalia has suspended a senior athletics official after one of his runners clocked a new 100 metre sprint record, the slowest ever. we've got the video. all right, let's play. let's . not let's. not >> so you already . let's. not >> so you already. had the high your your the girabola . your. your your the girabola. your. high . high. >> all xiangshui turopolje show buju three skip at the end. >> that was a somalian runner at the end coming in late. >> that was a somalian runner at the end coming in late . yeah. it the end coming in late. yeah. it was after the other runners was 10s after the other runners which a lot in 100m because which is a lot in 100m because last ten i can beat that. >> i reckon i could possibly squeeze across line. believe squeeze across a line. i believe yo

jonathan hunt is in the los angeles newsroom with more. hi, jonathan. >> good afternoon, jillian. thing here is that these are two cases, we don't know if they are directly related but they both are concerned with potential spying on our national security by the chinese government. in the first case, a 22-year-old sailor at naval base san diego has been arrested, and he has been charged with conspiracy to send national defense information to chinese officials. in the second case, another sailor arrested north of l.a. in naval base ventura county. that sailor has been charged with conspiracy and receipt of a bribe from a chinese official. now, it is of great concern given what we have seen recently with the spy balloon, for instance, what china might be trying to do in terms of gaining information about our national security and military operations. naval base san diego in particular, of course, will be known to our viewers as home to the pacific fleet. the pacific fleet being the vessels, of course, which are very much involved in the u.s. navy patrols of the south china sea and i

jonathan, thank you for joining us live. >> my flesh. >> brian: bring in another jonathan.onathan turley. fox news contributor. george washington university law professor. jonathan, this is not a surprise denied knowing anything about it noteworthy. what stands out to you? >> i did find that statement by a district attorney to be baffling, to say well, i don't know anything about the clerk's office this was a premature publication of the indictment it's a serious mishap. you think she would be somewhat curious about how that happened. the indictment as we expected founded on this broad racketeering claim. 18 individuals charges. willis charged everything and allowing everyone and allowing god sort them out. look at this indictment. every call, every tweet, every speech seems to be criminal act that composes this conspiracy. that raises really troubling questions as to the criminalization of the challenges to election. you know, i have been covering presidential elections a long time. i can't even remember how many. but, in every single presidential election, we track challe

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>> jonathan: that is the problem. >> harris: you may not want to trash him, they have facts. >> jonathanthey have raised very disturbing questions, i've never heard of an investigation like this. and i still can't believe an assistant u.s. district attorney took it upon herself to say, don't ask questions about the president or i will tip off the biden folks or we don't want to go there. those are pretty heavy decisions to make if you're an ausa. this will make it more difficult for congress to get answers on that, all the witnesses are largely part of the team, except the whistleblowers. the whistleblowers are likely cut out on this process. >> harris: jonathan turley, thank you for being with us as the news is breaking about the special counsel named by the doj in the hunter biden case. appreciate your time. tammy, politically, how does this play today? concentrate on republicans, because they have been doing a ramp-up in the last week, bank records, getting closer to comer and then just yesterday saying he wants to -- when he subpoenas the president, when he subpoenas, hunter biden, n

jonathan, let's talk about mike pence.ch traction in the 2024 race in the gop nomination. but he finds himself in the spotlight right now because of the indictments last week of donald trump for his efforts to overturn the election. trump targeted pence on social media. we heard a lot from pence in recent days pushing back. how is the pence camp trying to use this moment to try to get some momentum? let's remember, he actually hasn't even qualified for the first debate yet. >> that's right, jonathan. they have hats and other things that say "too honest," which is basically donald trump's criticism of mike pence. it's such a fascinating position. perhaps the most interesting character in this entire, in this entire moment. his testimony, his notes will be part of the prosecution of donald trump, and on the campaign trail, he has trouble completely distaning himself from the man. interesting to watch what mike pence does over the coming weeks and whether he's able to get on the debate stage and make the point he has, which i

i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us, and we will begin this morning with tropical storm idalia. the storm weakened overnight but is still making its way through the carolinas and dropping a massive amount of rain, flooding streets and causing widespread power outages. charleston, south carolina, recorded its fifth highest tide ever as the storm surge there exceeded forecasts and reached over 9 feet. the city is also experiencing significant flooding as peak tides swelled over the sea wall for quite some time. the national weather service is now warning of 2 foot storm surges in south carolina while north carolina could see up to 4 feet in some areas. over 300,000 people across florida, georgia, and the carolinas are without power. and while the carolinas will bear the brunt of idalia this morning, the storm is forecast to move offshore later today. a man in florida who crashed his car into a tree while he was trying to drive during extremely rainy conditions. that state was indeed in

jonathan turley, you might agree. are a fox news contributor even watching maybe even watching us. i don't know what you think about our legal analysis. let's hear your. >> let's see what new evidence they might have heard of the more intriguing things is the suggestion that they have a witness tampering claim and may produce some new evidence we haven't seen. but you know, jack smith has a reputation for stretching criminal statutes beyond the breaking point. you know, he went after the virginia governor. secured a conviction there. unanimously overturned because he just stretch the law too far. >> something can i just interrupt you for one second and let you know that president trump's campaign has been out a statement saying that he has been indicted. i know that the -- the grand jury apparently -- they are saying that shortly after at 5:00 p.m. the magistrate judge in d.c. accepted three new indictments. the first two were read aloud but not the third. that is the latest that we have here. i will let you continue.

, it has been really good _ listening. jonathan, it has been really good to _ listening. jonathan, itod to talk to _ listening. jonathan, it has been really good to talk to you. - listening. jonathan, it has beenl really good to talk to you. thank you so much. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. figures seen exclusively by bbc newsnight show the uk has boughtjet fuel more often from refineries in india, which process russian crude oil. a ban on directly importing russian energy was introduced by the eu and the g7 group of countries, which includes the uk, six months ago. the figures highlight a practice that's legal but one that raises ethical questions, as emeer nedder reports. we're here in the peloponnese region in southern greece. the picturesque laconian gulf is a home to fishermen and an international tourist destination. but all is not as it seems. this idyllic location has now become a key artery for russian oil. we're just leaving greek territorial waters and we're approaching a number of tankers that have left russia. and we belie

jonathan you with us?> john, unc police have just put out on x, the social media app formerly known as twitter, a photograph what they say is "a person of interest in today's armed and dangerous person situation. if you see this person," they say "keep your distance, keep your safety first, and call 911" so. that would seem to confirm the suspect in this is still at large, that coming out a very short time ago, a matter of minutes ago from unc police. so we have an active situation here in which the police are searching for a suspect who is suspected of firing shots on the campus of unc. we believe shots were fired at the cottle labs, there are some reports coming in via witnesses and people on the campus about the number of people injured and perhaps worse, we are not confirming any of those yet because we have not heard from the police directly. but this is an ongoing situation. the unc campus obviously on lockdown. we are also hearing that chapel hill schools, and the local school district has gone into

jonathan: people are still angry.were talking about the dobbs decision by the supreme court that overturned roe v. wade and then kansas voted. kansas was the ohio of 2022. folks were like whoa, ruby red kansas did this thing that protected abortion rights. then came kentucky, then came montana. now ohio, estate donald trump won by eight points in the last presidential election. what that tells me is people are really angry and concerned about republicans taking the overturning of roe in various states and jurisdictions, doing fans on --bans on steroids, where some have hands at six weeks and it doesn't matter about the life of them mother. some people can't get the health care they need. left up to a board? we are hearing stories about people being disabled or losing their lives as a result. people are reading these stories and seeing what is happening. in midterm elections, we learned the american people are nuanced and they can care about high gas prices and inflation but also erosion of fundamental rights and that

jonathan, good evening. >> jonathan: good evening. there are stunning and devastating. just emerging from the island of maui tonight. with the popular tourist town appearing to have been largely destroyed. take a look at these pictures. they are breathtaking. at least 66 people have died in the fires. hundreds of homes and businesses have burned to the ground and it appears many as 10,000 or so year-round residents will now be homeless. as a result of what is certainly the worst natural disaster to hit the hawaiian islands in decades. possibly the worst ever. >> the main focus right now is to stabilize and preserve lives. are secondary, of course, is to try to save as much property as possible. >> jonathan: unlike the hurricanes that hawaii is what used to, this externally powerful fire fled up with most flared up little warning and it quickly burned through dry brush and trees and into the wooden homes and stores that make up a majority of the buildings in lahaina. >> nobody was prepared for this. local people have lost everything. they lost their house. they lost thei