julia: the white lotus is a resort.'s take a look at it from director mike white. >> the guests get everything they want, but they just need to feel special. >> i felt like if we are going to do a contemporary show, we need to touch on issues of gender and race and class. >> the clientele here is mostly rich white people. >> most people don't even know what they are doing. they just get lubricated. >> there is something that felt very timely about trying to vacation and get away from your problems, but you are not able to escape. sometimes it is a crucible to deal with those problems head on. >> drinking on the job? >> the first scene of the show is actually a flash forward to the end of their stay, and we have learned that someone has died. it adds an enticing sense of foreboding to the whole series. it is really underscored by the music. it is polynesian-inspired music that has this mocking tone which perfectly encapsulates the feel of the show. >> the series is a satire. how effective is it at capturing the current c

julia: the book is made up of fragments of prose.e of the text comes from notes by the health care workers who look after you while you were in an induced coma. sophie, lizzie, daniel, eloise, natosha, daniel, and many others wrote to you recording your ogress. >> i remember in the hospital people saying that i had a patient diary. in fact, i've got it right here. i can show you. you can see it is a notebook with a little spiral-bound, and you can see the nurses' entries in the book, and they told me it was there, and it came back with me from the hospital, and it sat on our kchen table, a my wife would point at and say, that's your diary. it is about when you were in a coma. i could not bear to read it. it was some time before actually brought myself to go through it and read with the nurses, fizzy's, and health workers who were drafted in to help with those in intensive care. julia: during that terrifying time, you suffered with bouts of delirium and described the strange and vivid dreams you had. it sounds overwhelming. you talked

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well there are several areas across western germany affected by this flooding and dw julia. so delhi is on the ground for us in rhineland. platinum. she is in the city of port time tracking the latest for us there. let's bring her in. now, julia, tell us what the situation is like where you are started here to move on from the initial shock of what happened then actually taking stock of the real damage that has occurred here. as you can see here, behind me, there is the breeze strewn all over the streets, mud inside the homes. it is filled with mud. when those that have been torn away and people are slowly starting to clean up, we don't see many authorities or firefighter is here helping clean up. there are a lot of volunteers who came to this town with track. there isn't other equipment to try to clean up the streets. a lot of them are farmers from the neighboring region and we spoke to one of these volunteers and ask them what he saw when he 1st arrived here in the town. let's have a listen. yeah, i've been here when i arrived here, it was a catastrophe and the cut of the

this is julia if you could provide some insight on that. we heard mixed feelings that sounded like the federal elections are just 2 months away. do you think the floods could have a political impact on them somehow? well, we see not only that, i'm going to america is going to come here to pay a visit, but we've seen other petitions also being involved in law. she has been very present also because he is not only the chancellor, a candidate for marco's conservative, but he is also the state premier of north run with failure, which has been heavily affected by the flooding. and he has been under a lot of pressure and strongly criticized because he was filmed laughing while the president of germany was giving a speech about the flooding. and so the criticism has been very strong and this might affect his chances in the electoral campaign. we also see experts saying that climate change could become a central topic in the political campaign, and that might also maybe favor another party that is running, which is the green party. and just of cour

, thank you very much, julia. that julia saw billy in by le, let's cross over now to our political correspondent, manual shop who is following the story from berlin and manuel. general elections are only 2 months away here in germany. what impact are these floods likely to have on the election campaigns? well, you know, with those tragic events, the climate change really took center stage in those elections in the run up for those elections. and also the reactions of candidates to the catastrophe that unfolded is closely watched. and we so the front runner candidate for the conservative. i mean, last, it's in trouble over those past 2 days. you know, he's also stay premier of ryan and no one with family. i'm sorry. the region, one of the regions was effected by the flood and he was seen laughing of the german president. by the time i was giving, extending condolences, he was also, you know, reacting quite impatiently when janet is asked him about his track record in the last one was find out when he comes to envir

the w reported julia jelly is on the ground for us in val. portside, julia. what's happening where you are and in the region in general as where we're standing right now. it's right by the river on which is the river that cause so much damage in this region in the viola. it went over the edge here along the entire course of the river, where all these villages are in the, in the valley. it destroyed the bridge. you see behind me, but so many more that is also cause disruption to traffic in the area. it is very hard to reach many towns here, and the police have said that up the 90 people have been confirmed dead in the vital region that is a higher number than they had declared earlier and they expect the fatalities to rise. it's a very tragic situation here at the moment. julia, as if residents weren't facing enough problems. now we're also hearing about sink holes. what do you know about that? yes north from here, close to the city of cologne. gravel quarry collapse on itself. basically it's filled and filled and filled with water until it sunk and it brought

there ok d, w reporter julia. so deli reporting for us on the devastating floods in germany and the netherlands from the town of valley was time and neighboring belgium. at least 20 people have died in flooding. the government has declared tuesday a national day of mourning. the towns of yours in belgium and venlo and the netherlands are facing major problems. thousands of people and venmo had to leave their homes. authorities in the area evacuated to 100 hospital patients due to the threat with the river still menacing the residence of pippins to begin the long hard task of cleaning up the floods have wrecked home, destroyed cars and ruined lives. in the small belgian town, everyone shock. everyone is crying. everyone is only now seeing the real damage. most people have had enough love to talk to it's distressing, like you were all your life to build something and then even with the water levels receding. the danger remains during an interview with the towns mayor and a tv cru captured the moment. a house partial

. >> i'm julia chatterly. it's 5:00 a.m. in new york. >> great to have you here extra early, julia. >> yeah. >> the whole week. four days and counting to the start of the tokyo olympics, and things are anything but smooth another top american athlete won't be making the trip. tennis phenom cocoa goff now out of the games after testing positive for covid-19. two athletes in tokyo's olympic village testing positive now. in all, at least 58 cases of coronavirus have been found among athletes, officials, and contractors there. >> the number of olympic participants falls, the number of cases in japan is climbing fast. a big spike shows no signs of slowing ahead of friday's opening ceremony. cnn's blake essig is live in tokyo, japan. what are officials saying this morning? >> reporter: well, you know, laura and julia, with a few days to go before the start of the olympics, it's fair to say things are not exactly going smoothly. as you mentioned, so far 58 people involved with the games have tested positive for covid-19 after arriv

there ok d, w reporter julia. so deli reporting force on the devastating floods in germany and the netherlands from the town of rockport time and staying with the floods in belgium. at least 20 people have died and another 20 are missing in the flooding. the national de charged me the national holiday that would normally be celebrated next week is being scaled back. instead, there will be an official day of morning with the river still menacing the residence of pippins to begin the long hard task of cleaning up the floods have wrecked home, destroyed cars and ruined lives. in this small belgian town. everyone is shocked. everyone is crying. everyone is only now seeing the real damage. most people have had enough that's not deductible. the difference to it is. it's distressing. you were all your life to build something and then even with the water levels receding. the danger remains during an interview with the towns mayor and a tv cru captured the moment. a house partially collapse. that rex that is just a new rec

w reporter julia. so deli reporting for us on the devastating floods in germany and the netherlands from the town of last time in belgium. meanwhile, at least 20 people have died in the flooding. the government has declared tuesday, a national day of mourning. the towns of years in belgium and venlo in the netherlands have been hit hard, and when low 10000 people were told to evacuate, as well as 200 patients from a hospital. in the, as the swollen murray river threatens to burst its banks, with the rivers still menacing the residence of pippins to begin the long, hard task of cleaning up floods have wrecked home, destroyed cars and ruined lives. in this small belgian town, everyone, everyone is crying. everyone is only now seeing the real damage of them on that most people have had enough that's not deductible that they say it's distressing. you were all your life to build something and then even with the water levels receding. the danger remains during an interview with the towns mayor, a tv cru capt

now, d w julia. so delhi is on the ground for us of the city of part time. hi julia. bring us up to date on the situation where you are. well this morning people are overcoming the initial shock and they're starting to understand the real extent of the damage here. it feels a bit like a ghost town here because the town is left without electricity without running water. so a lot of people have to leave their homes and find another kind of accommodation for the night. and as you might see behind me, the damage is significant. we've seen volunteers from the entire region coming here with tractors and other equipment to try to help clean up the streets, but also the ground floors of houses. but many people here have lost everything. we're hearing reports from authorities that there are still a 1300 people unaccounted for. has there been any progress on locating these people? so this is what authorities here in this area where we are now had been seeing last night. and they hope that the high amount of people that are accounted for is due to the fact that phone reception i

i'm deirdre bosa with jon fortt and julia boorstin carl is off. today, one of the most compelling stocks in our coverage, why btig is so bullish about airbnb this morning. microsoft has a new street high today. why citi says its 30% upswing is still ahead for that stock and blizzard alleging culture of sexual harassment, the latest on that developing story. >>> also this hour, calls on snap, twitter and intel ahead of earnings tonight analysts are predicting a big drop for one of those names. we'll tell you which one in a moment >>> for now, let's start with that bullish call out of btig, taking airbnb up to a buy, price target of 170. the stock was over 200, but at sub 140, that's a different story. they argue the uncertainty around the delta variant creates an attractive entry point and that airbnb is better positioned than peers if people become wary of hotels and cruises again. the hang-up, though, for them, still valuation, even at this subtracted entry point. >> valuation compared to the travel industry. the otas, right, expedia and booking.

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d w julia. so deli reporting there with the very latest from about what time. thank you. now the deadly flooding in germany has overshadowed chancellor anglo miracles. farewell farewell visit to the united states. she will leave office in september after yours is one of your key political figures. talks with president biden celebrated the transatlantic alliance, but there was disagreement over security threats from russia and china. unlike his predecessor, president joe biden treated michael as a friend rather than foe. it's been a long time since the german chancellor received a welcome this warm in washington to merkel back into the white house for she is available of us many times. she's been a great friend. consider a personal friend as well as my great friend, the 9 states, up to the 10 diplomatic relationship with former president trump, the president joe biden and chancellor angler. michael stressed, the friendship between that 2 countries we will stand up for democratic principles and universal rights. when we see china or any other country working to undermine fr

all right, our reporter julia. so deli, with the latest they're reporting from the city of val part time. thank you. well, the deadly flooding in germany has overshadowed chancellor anglo michael's farewell visit to the united states shall leave office in september after years as one of europe's key political figures talks with president biden celebrated the trans atlantic alliance, but snagged over security threats from china and russia. unlike his predecessor, president joe biden treated michael as a friend rather than foe. it's been a long time since the german chancellor received a well come this warm in washington. merkel back into the white house for she's available of us many times. she's been a great friend. i consider personal friends as well as a great friend, the united states and up to the 10 diplomatic relationship with the former president trump, the president joe biden, and chancellor angler. michael stressed the friendship between that 2 countries we will stand up for democratic principles and unive

there ok d, w reporter julia. so deli reporting for us on the devastating floods in germany and the netherlands from the town of value for the time in belgium at least 20 people have died in the flooding. the government has declared tuesday a national day of mourning. the cities of yes, in belgium and ben low in the netherlands, have been hit hard. in van low, 10000 people were told to evacuate as well as 200 patients from a hospital. in yes, the swollen murray river burst its banks. community throughout the region described the worst flooding they have ever experienced. with the river still menacing the residence of pippins to begin the long hard task of cleaning up the floods have wrecked home, destroyed cars and ruined lives. in this small belgian town, everyone is shock. everyone is crying. everyone is only now seeing the real damage . most people have had a no deductible to it's distressing. you were all your life to build something and then even with the water levels receding, the danger remains. during an i

kate >> hey, julia. these two are now competing for the same traders, as robinhood's crypto business grows, coinbase still has more total accounts, but according to some new data, robinhood is growing faster than coinbase this year that growth has been really tied to viral events like elon musk on "snl" dogecoin rallies, and gamestop it could be at risk going forward. according to data from sensor tower, when the meme inspired cryptocurrency dogecoin spiked in april, robinhood saw about 1.6 million new app installs, more than 25% higher than coinbase at the time, and in a week that elon musk was on "snl" robinhood saw roughly 2 million installs that was better than coinbase by about 3% both got a boost from daily installs 8 to 10 times higher than their regular run rates one possible reason for robinhood's lead gamestop also gave them an edge in user engagement robinhood users were spending more than an hour per week on the app in january that fell to an average of about 30 minutes in the second quarter.

ok, d, w reporter julia. so deli in assure reporting on the flooding or thank you so much . and while some german towns begin to assess the damage and clean up others further south are being hit by new flooding. in the southeast, in saxony, rail lines are closed due to rising waters. a state of emergency has been declared in parts of the state of bavaria and across the border there in austria, flooding and heavy rains are causing serious damage. in the town of holland close to the german border, a flash flood has swept through the streets. people living there had already been warned to be careful and to avoid going into their sellers and basis. and other parts of europe have been effected by the floods. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from southern parts of the netherlands, and belgium is also counting the cost. at least 27 people died there. the region around the moon river was worst effected by what authorities are calling an unprecedented deluge of water. the floods have receded from the streets of pep instead, leaving the mud behind presidents at toiling

and d to be reported julia sally is on the ground force in valid for sun. julia, can you tell us where you are in the town and what people are doing there? yes, i'm where the main square of the town used to be. you can see here behind me there's still a lot of debris and these are all mostly volunteers who are here with tractors and escalators trying to clear up the streets and the square. and i must say they have done quite me quite some progress compared to yesterday. they removed a lot of things. now in terms of the flooding here, the situation is quite stable. there is more a question of cleaning up and trying to make the houses livable again, but the extent of the damage and the losses also in terms of human lives. they're really starting to emerge. the area of the i've, i will, we are, the police said that they are counting now at least 90 deaths in the expected death told to keep rising. and we're seeing real tragedies have occurred here in the town near by 12 people who were living in a facility for disabled people drowned in there because on the ground floor water suddenly cam

maybe there would be nobody who would come to her rescue however julia's clearly admired her. so here for the first time was a man who really valued her talent and they think that speaks a lot to what she fell in love with. i think it was a very physical passion actually as well on both sides but i have to say ethel being valued and admired must have been very heady stuff and although they became a unit i still think that apple had learned that ultimately what she made of her life was going to be her decision because her father was weak. he couldn't stand up for her and her mother had never listened to her. had never praised her and never made her feel valued. so that was really very important and by the time julia's and ethel had children themselves in 1943, michael was born in 47, apple was absolutely determined to be the best mother she absolutely could. i think one of the things that really motivated to ethel was distancing herself from her mother's family. it became corrosive once she saw how david and his wife ruth had betrayed them but even before that i think what appl

i want to direct my next question to you julia . we've been talking of course, about the many who have died 156 at this point. we haven't talked so much about those who are still unaccounted for and missing at this hour. what can you tell us about the efforts that are still, i believe, you know, on the ground taking place right now with the weather coming a little bit. i imagine that those efforts must be a little bit more encouraging. the police here in the area said that they were using helicopters to search for the missing because it is a very difficult terrain right now because the, the whole valley that goes wrong along the river has been been completely disrupted . the towns, part of the towns are not there anymore. the roads are completely destroyed. so it is also really hard to reach certain places. so the police have said they do fear that the number of casualties will rise and they are continuing with their efforts to, to find them back in the studio with a manual manual. i don't need to tell you this, but you know, legaci

and d, w reporter, julia sally's on the ground for us insure, the town of $660.00 inhabitants. julia. what's happening there now? now we see a lot of rescue, cruise firefighters, the army coming in here to try and clean up as much as possible because the situation here is really dramatic. we've seen homes that were closer to the river, being swept away completely. some houses completely gutted on the ground floor and damaged up to the 2nd floor. debris everywhere. marshfield home, that is really a difficult situation and not only is there damage to things and objects, but the depth is really dramatic. the police here in the region of the viola have said that they have counted up to 110 dead and they expect the death to keep on rising and anglo merkel. the german chancellor, as we said earlier, is going to be visiting that town where you are now. you've been talking to people . what kind of reception is she going to get? some people are quite skeptical of her visit. they think it is just a photo opportunity. during the election campaign are not really convinced about her visit while ot

the w reported julia sound jelly is on the ground for us, invalid portside, julia. what's happening where you are in the region in general, that's where we're standing right now is right by the river on which is the river that cause so much damage in this region. in the viola, it went over the edge here along the entire course of the river, where all these villages are in the, in the valley. it destroyed the bridge you see behind me. but so many more that is also cause disruption to traffic in the area. it is very hard to reach many towns here, and the police have said that up to 90 people have been confirmed dead in the vital region that is a higher number than they had declared earlier, and the expect the fatalities to rise. it's a, it's a very tragic situation here at the moment. julia, as if residents weren't facing enough problems. now we're also hearing about sink holes. what do you know about that? yes, north from here, close to the city of cologne. gravel quarry collapse on itself. basically it filled and filled and filled with water until it sunk and it bro

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he w, corresponding julia south delhi is on the ground for us. insured julia greetings again. german chancellor, a medical is currently visiting sure. what is happening there now? and so we just saw chancellor makin arrive and get out of her car and be greeted by via who is the state premier of ryan line, which is the state where we are in the average of the region here is was one of the most effective of you, as you already said, no matter is going to visit the town of shoes and take a look 1st hand at the damage that we have here. the town is pretty much destroy, especially the houses close to the river. some of them were completely wiped away. a lot of homes and the ground floor are completely gutted, and people are here working hard, trying to clean up as much as they can, but it is going to be a challenge. this is an extremely significant visit for many that the people there are no doubt hurting. and here comes medical in what may very well be one of her last crisis related visits as chancellor. what a resident saying about her presence there? well i was right here where america

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abc's julia macfarlane live in london with the latest.d morning, julia. >> reporter: deidre, good morning. that's right. pope francis was admitted yesterday to the gemelli poly clinic, a local teaching hospital in roam. the vatican details his surgery was a scheduled procedure on his large intestine adding the 84-year-old pope diagnosed with symptomatic diverticular stenosis of the colon meaning he had a narrowing in his large intestine. an update said the holy father reacted well to the operation which was conducted under general anesthetic. and this morning italian media reporting the pope had a quiet night last night and that he's expected to remain at the hospital for several more days. now, it's believed to be the first hospital admission for the pope since he was elected to the papacy back in 2013. however, the holy father had been seen to be in good health sunday morning and carried out his usual sunday duties greeting members of the public from his balcony at st. peter's square and giving his sunday angelus blessing and also at th

voice julia in disney pixar's newest film, luca. >> i enjoy doing school place. always wanted to be the main character. mom signed me up for a summer camp where i did a theater production of annie. i continue doing local theater and the bay area. i did some dancing. did voiceover and acting training. i performed in a show called gypsy where i was playing the role of baby june. there i got some nice words in the newspaper. it definitely motivates me. >> from there i got a call back three months later i got the part of julia. >> this is my first film and it is a disney pixar movie. it is insane and crazy. the character stood out to me a lot because i relate to her in a lot of ways because we are both very passionate and determined and hard-working but we are also very outgoing and goofy. >> she says center and then add cheese.'s sometimes it is santa mozzarella or santa ricotta. there was definitely some challenging parts of doing this. for the original addition i worked with my dialect and voice over coach helped me a lot with italian. then, after i got the part,

tom went to the room to tom julia to co, new. it's only the 2nd time in the history of the festival that a woman receives the award provoke it is radical, and shocking to me. the main character alexia has a titanium plate implanted in her head after a serious car accident as a child. in spite of this, she loves cause quite literally and brutally kills anyone who gets too close to her . she meets a fireman. he loves her like a father. at the same time, her body goes through a drastic change film critics or hailing it as a film that breaks boundaries. but the shocks a more than just shape through the mas. i'd like to think the jury for acknowledging with this prize that the world needs more diversity and thank you for letting the monitor in him as he was used to listen to him. this 74th season of the festival took place under unusual conditions. last year it was cancelled entirely to the pandemic this year. locals, tourists, and loves of cinema, were able to enjoy its return with the obligatory mouse and pcr test. it was actually p

. >> julia, thank you very much. of magna international tell me about the deal and your vision for incorporating veoneer and its technology into an extensive suite of technologies that you already have at magna >> hi, phil, good morning and happy friday it was one of the important pillars of strategy as we talked about the investors in april saying we are going to continue to accelerate investment in the growth areas that are relevant to the car of the future, which is electrification, connectivity, ados being the three prominent ones this is part of the strategy we are implementing we always had a great foundation in the assisted drichgt ados domain when the two businesses come together, the acquisition of veoneer, the transaction strengthened that a lot more if you look at the complementary nature of the business, it completely fills the gap in terms of sensor suite, in compute, in terms of all the software features. and really i'm excited that we are welcoming about 3,800 engineers, 7500 in all employees from veon

okay. julia. so tele, in sure, thank you so much for that. and for more insight on the floods and how they may affect both medical and politics and the upcoming federal election campaign, i'm joined now by political corresponding menu shots. thanks for being here. the merkel was, let's say, the party of miracles, christian democratic union has its front runner arm and lash it. he could be the next chancellor. he was, as we just said in the headlines seemed smiling during a sombre speech by the german president about the floods. explain his controversy. yes. yes. today that then and present time about the time i was presenting his condolences to the people affected, he was talking about how heartbreaking the situation was. not only for the people effected but also for the entire country for, for germany. and then in the background, you had the from turner candidate for the conservatives. i mean, last year who also happens to be said to me or even know, trying to follow the west effected region to get with ryan. and tonight he was seen laughing

it's time for rapid fire julia boorstin, bob pisani and nancy tabor.out after the bell investors are always watching the subscriber edition it's always a bellwether on where we are in the shutdown reopening trade. it added 26 million new subscribers but less than 1 million new users in the first quarter of this year they're expected to add only 1 million, julia stock is flat. what do you think the whisper is that are expectations pretty low, do you think? >> well, look. i think analysts are really hoping they will surpass the 1 million number that 1 million number is so low and it leaps forward also concerns about a saturated market the real question, kelly, is what they say about the second half of the year threat flicks hinted they expect growth to pick up in the second half of the year analysts are looking for specific guidance for third quarter subscriber growth. the number analysts are looking for is 5.5 million subscriber net editions that is the number i watch in terms of guidance. kelly, any commentary you might get from the commentary, especia

airbnb before anyone else julia's got more on that in a moment let'snews update with rahel solomon. from the surfside condo collapse was paused this morning over concerns of the stability of the section still standing the halt comes as president biden is in florida to meet with families of victims and thank first responders the death toll remains at 18 with 145 people still missing. >>> the decision could make it harder to challenge voting measures put in place by republican lawmakers following last year's election >>> weekly jobless claims falling more than expected to another 15-month low of 364,000. it is the seventh decline in eight weeks, though continuing claims rose slightly and we have a jobs report tomorrow >>> and shares of walgreens boots aliance dropping to a four month low despite beating sales and profit estimates and raising guidance the stock has trimmed some losses but is still the biggest loser in the s&p 500 you're now up to date. carl, back to you. >> rahel, thank you very much. >>> as you know by now, amazon calling on the ftc chair to recuse herself the tech gi

brent: that was julia hahn there. here's a look at some other stories making news around the world.. comedian bill cosby has been released from prison after pennsylvania's supreme court overturned his sexual assault conviction. the court ruled a prior agreement with a prosecutor barred chazen -- barred because we are being charged -- barred cosby from being chargd. a court in the u.s. has denied a court to remove britney spears's father -- the ruling is independent a testimony given by spears last week, where she alleges she was abused on the arrangement. british royals, princes william and harry, have appeared in public today to unveil a statue of their late mother. princess diana was killed in a high-speed car crash in paris in 1997. relations between her sons have been strained in recent months after rinse harry and hear his wife meghan made allegations of racism against the royal family. but ain kensington palace today, the brothers seemed to put their differences aside as they led tributes to the people's princess. reporter: unfailing -- unveiling a statue to their late mother.

laura, julia. >> thank you for that. to be the justice department never brought charges like this, but clearly they are ramping it up and making it a priority. really interesting to see how this plays out. >>> it was perhaps the best performance of his career. 50 points for giannis to end milwaukee's 50 year championship drought. the "bleacher report" is next. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! [sighs wearily] here, i'll take that! woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, an

julia? >> melissa, let's stat out with twitter with 74% growth and revenue and earnings per share more than double what analysts estimated and the user growth of 7 million was right in line with those expectations, but the company guided to higher revenue than projected and our range between 1.2 billion and 1.3 billion also saying that it expects head count along with total costs and expenses to grow 30% or more and that revenue will grow faster than those expenses >> i spoke to ned segal and he told me that twitter grew and in the coming quarter, he will have more features and geographies and business profiles which launched in april will start to be able to sell things starting in the next few quarters i asked him about the impact of apple limiting its ability to target adds and it is modest and too soon to say how it plays out over time and that they're happy so far >> meanwhile, snap's call just got under way and that stock up 14% and almost 15% after beating estimates across the board n

a picturesque west germantown reduced to rubble. julia's sal delhi, in the germantown fooled many thanks. as always i'm joined now by our political correspondent manual shows. and we just heard from the chancellor, would you make of her speech while i was very moving enough. so we saw angela america walking through the street. so what used to be the tree social just before she addressed the observation and she looked visibly moved. she was really shocked by what she was saying, and that is what really transpired from that speech. there's a lot of empathy there. there's also a lot of reassurance that people wouldn't be left alone. she promised that the government, the federal government would give financial support to the people affected. also, she stopped several times during her visit to talk to rescue or to talk to people effect. so she was very much where she's expected to be at the gym and just being aware, the crises happened. you know, it's 4 days after the floods happen. usually, angle america would react much quicker. but you know, there's 2 months left before the next election a

a town of 660 inhabitants. julia how the situation there just a few days after the flooding. now where we're standing now, we're in the upper part of shoes of the town and behind me one can see the devastation and all the destruction that the water has brought through the town. some of the houses that were closer to the river have been completely swept away. houses further back further away from the water are destroyed up to the 2nd floor. some are completely gutted, filled with mud and debris. it's really a dramatic situation and it's not only the destruction of things. the decimal is, has been growing sale the police in the area have said that only in the area here where we are now. they have counted up $110.00 steps and they expect that the best tool to continue increasing and they are currently searching the area with helicopters to try and recover any victims julia, german chance or masculine, expected to visit the area where you are today. i'm going to come back to you in a moment. we have some reaction from people dealing with a disaster. there. first thing on 5th, i t

i'm now joined on the phone by julia. sally reported in port sign julia, what's the latest? where you are right now, we see a lot of people have come to the town and because a lot of the resident to town because we can't stay in their home without water without tricity, they've all come back to try to hear all the mud trees in the streets and the furniture, but we also are hearing where i am right now from another small town of some houses there have collapsed and what appears to be already rushing to try to help people that are trapped in and they have found also some, some people in the collapse houses, thoughts of more than a 1000 people still unaccounted for in the neighboring region. any progress on locating these people that we've heard on the last night, but the high amount of people on account is already told that it is because he internet and phone connected so bad. that is why they can't reach the people we ourselves are having a hard time communicating and connecting to the network. so this is the hope of the offer, but they, they also still expect more, more peop

speaking of disrupters, julia boorstin joins us this morning with the ceo hey, julia >> good morningo you, carl and that's right, we're joined by jennifer witz, ceo of sirius xm thank you for talking to us this morning. >> thank you for having me, julia. >> so, jennifer, the company beat expectations on the top and bottom line, but what really seems to be driving the stock higher this morning is raising the full year guidance ahead of expectations but there is still so many questions, how sustainable is this subscriber growth you've seen and the advertising growth you've seen when we're in a period of so much uncertainty? >> well, first, we're very pleased with our results this quarter. revenue grew 15%, ebitda was up 14% to a record $700 million and our performance across all our metrics really positions us well for growth going forward, and it is reflected in our increased guidance across the board. there is really three areas that, you know, have trended very well, and resulted in not increasing our guidance. the first is the strength in auto sales and we had really strong records

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the w reported julia south delhi is on the ground for us in val. portside, julia. what's happening where you are and in the region in general, that's where we're standing right now is right by the river on which is the river that cause so much damage in this region in the viola. it went over the edge here along the entire course of the river, where all these villages are in the, in the valley. it destroyed the bridge you see behind me, but so many more that is also cause disruption to traffic in the area. it is very hard to reach many towns here, and the police have said that up to 90 people have been confirmed dead in the vital region that is a higher number than they had declared earlier in the expect the fatalities to rise . it's a, it's a very tragic situation here at the moment. julia, as if residents weren't facing enough problems. now we're also hearing about sink holes. what do you know about that? yes, north from here, close to the city of cologne. gravel quarry collapse on itself. basically it filled and filled and filled with water until it sunk and it b

our reporter julia. so deli, there in, vine, a. thank you. and let's get some more perspective on the story. now. we have our political correspondent in mind was shot for more. hi emma. good to see you. more than 150 people have been confirmed dead in germany and now there is a debate that started as to whether this loss of life could have been prevented. tell us more about that. exactly. so me, the european flood warning system had was the power it is in southwest and germany about a probable flood days in advance, so well ahead of the disaster. and likewise, the spokesman for the german weather service said that the warning had the had been given was enough advance not his with, with enough not his autocracies were notified that way up to 200 liters per square meter would full. that somehow, those warnings did not get through to the people and they did not know what was going to happen. and this would be the responsibility of regional and local authorities to relay those warnings. and the question is whether or not this was done timely. any

let's get to julia boorstin who has been digging through the numbers. >> well, wilf, they added slight that region of u.s. and canada. saying that this is similar to what happened in the second quarter of 2019, afternoon which growth accelerated guidance was 2 million short of analyst expectations. >> julia, thanks so much >> you have a buy rating on the stock, and then alex sherman is here as well what's your take on these numbers? you've been. >> yeah, good afternoon. there's no question, where, you know, soft, and doing a lot of the heavy lift, we would have liked to have seen much more dispersion julia was making a point about saturation we couldn't agree more but on the other hand, i think there's positive d. the pricing power is still down, and also the fact that both engagement and retention are still above prepandemic levels while we think there's no question, is taking ahold, there's netflix we think is doing its and so we're not, by any means calling a new normal here we still things start to normalize even more. and thence of that name. as far as video games, that's one area