liz: yeah. my -- agrees. my dad says panic is contagious, don't panic. when you're in the elevator, don't panic, because everyone around you will start freak thing out. charles: even though i'm claustrophobic, i'll take your word for it. [laughter] liz: you know what in the good news is that after this morning's cooler consumer inflation number, the marks are now pricing in -- and this is the very latest number, we just got it fresh off the cm if e web site -- a nearly 93% chance we will finally see a september interest rate cut from the federal reserve. the bad news is, it is not helping the markets at all as we kick off the final hour of trade. the dow and the russell are in the green, but the s&p and the nasdaq are under duress after six straight record closes and just a day after the s&p closed above 5600 for the first time ever, its winning streak is in peril. the broader index is getting dumped right now, down 4 42 points or three-quarters of a percent. and as far as messy stocks, look str

liz: right? >> yes. liz: tough it's not here yet we have 59 minutes to trade and the markets are going out with a bang. this 632 point gain shoved the dow back above the 40,000 mark, 40, 561. big move for the s&p, it's gaining 52 points or just under 1%. the nasdaq has sprouted wings and it's soaring 129 points, three-quarters of a percent and this pop for the russel of 29 points makes the small and mid-caps the best performers of the entire week. yeah, the russel rotation. that is no small feet, considering the daily peaks and valleys both the bulls and the bears have endured. monday was a cake walk for the bulls, triple digit gains for the dow and the nasdaq, nice moves for the s&p. tuesday you start to see the clouds rollin and then look at wednesday. the dow tanked 504 points. i don't know why it says 57. yeah, 504 point, s&p got hammered down 128 points or 2.3% but the nasdaq got the worst, 654 points or 3% vanished. then thursday, the dow clawed back about 81 points while the nasdaq took another gu

but that outraged liz.benefited was her, so she gets to shoot somebody, and then she gets to kill another person and then she gets to move in with dave, and she gets to be free and you guys are interesting her. >> detective doty said he still needed more evidence, so liz gave them access to her email account and over the next month, emails came pouring in. allegedly, from amy, of course. i got a hold of cari and we drive in her car. i reached over and stabbed her in the stomach. when i killed cari, you know she begged me to call dave at work. and then she begged me to talk to her family before she died. i remember when i killed cari that she had a ying yang on left side. all of that detailed confession, but-- >> we had to find evidence that would match what she is telling us to confirm that what she is telling us is true. >>> coming up. the chilling clue that might finally unlock this mystery. >> took on the passenger's seat and pulled up the fabric of that and there is a dark red stain right on that seat.

over to liz claman. liz: thank you very much. charles you know this old add age, don't short a dull market? charles: yeah. liz: you know that right? it's actually precisely what our floor show trader steve sawsnick of interactive brokers told you exactly one week ago on the show and since then anybody who bet against the broader markets has been burned. the s&p has enjoyed five record closes and with this point gain that we see and it's not huge. it's a five point gain, the s&p is still on track for a sixth record close. what about the roaring tech giants? well all the cassandras predicting they are over-valued and primed for a pullback may technically be right but the nasdaq denied gravity too and if it can pull out a gain by the closing bell it too will claim a sixth straight record. right now the nasdaq been in and out of negative territory today. its been bouncing all over the place but right now it's up about 21 points. for once though, it is not tech dragging the cart this time. it's financials. solidly in the lead, you che

liz, over to you. liz: i have a message for genz, because you and i know a lot of people who came from nothing and scraped their way up. grow a backbone, not a wishbone. come on, people. charles: you know that's good but then the speech is only five seconds. liz: [laughter] okay then you get out of there early. charles thank you. charles: see you later. liz: holdup, everybody. can we put up a dow intraday? take a look at these gains at the moment. jumping 723 points right now, pretty much the high of the sessions. what is this? is this the trump trade? is it the rate cut hope trade? maybe the earnings trade that has stocks heading into orbit? well as we kickoff the final hour of trade we're going with all three. that's what we're doing. the dow looking at monster gains right now, best day in more than a year, the s&p only needs a two point gain to clock its new record. the s&p is powering higher by 31 points. the nasdaq had been the laggard but it just in the last couple of minutes turned positive. it

liz: okay.ee, a couple of percent here, over one year but the three-year picture is huge, a nice 170% gain. how much more room to run? what else beyond when they offer in that sort of locus of weight loss drugs and weight loss fitness do they have? >> the difference between this and viking too, these guys are profitable there is really nice cash flow, there is margin growth. they have things that tell you they can grow hair. luckily i don't need that either. they talk about problems in the bet room and ship it right to your home. hims and hers just turned profitable. including harmony biosciences, these are profitable companies with great cash flow. harmony happens to be heavily shorted as well and i show amgen because it has been in the portfolio forever and it is the class of biotech but i love health care right now. a lot of people got over their skis, liz, if you will, a.i., a.i., some of these drug companies will use machine learning to get more products out sooner and little guys become ac

liz. liz: trey yingst, thank you very much.a classic one looking at 10-year yield and the 10-year yield yesterday closed at about 4.176. then it opened around 4.177 and you can see it's down three points to 4.148. the price of treasury works inversely to the yield following the price going up. the conflict in the middle east is dominating the headlines at this hour and federal reserve will be front and center in 22 and a half hours. got that? that's when we get the federal reserve july rate decision. the fed funds futures show a 196% odds of another pause. that would keep the fed funds rate at 5.25 to 5.5% and former federal vice chair allen behinder saying in a wall street journal the -- allen blinder saying the fed needs to cut rates tomorrow and if they hold rates too high for too long, the economy may weaken or slip into a recession. he echoes an earlier op ed by the former new york federal reserve bank president, bill dudley. the taylor rule comes into play and ideal federal funds rate using inflation and gdp as inputs and

liz: why?omething near there? >> it is something near there we see such margin example. we don't think consumer staples can deliver on that because costs are high and growth remains stagnant. liz: what should investors absolutely avoid, alan. >> timing the market. liz: hasn't that been the case for the entire year? >> it has. at the beginning of the year people were concerned about the market you need to get out, you need to take your gains, we said all along, hold the positions wait until we have economic data. it worked so far. liz: year-to-date the dow is up 7%, but 19% for the nasdaq year-to-date. 16% for the s&p. 10% to the russell. people kept listening to those there would be a selloff, i hate to say it mike wilson, morgan stanley. >> it is tough to say get out of the market. the challenge for us going into earnings season to your great point can they deliver on these earnings numbers because that is driving the nice tailwind we have. liz: earnings, exactly. google, tesla after the bell.

liz? liz: edward lawrence, always great reporting from you.ly interesting what happened today. let's bring in former state department spokesperson morgan ortegas. thanks for joining us. it was a wild day in the does c press briefing with the press secretary not still saying who did the parkinson's specialist meet with. i mean, you've been in the white house. we've got reports that european leaders are worried about the president looking older and increasingly old. you've been in that white house. do people get their own specialists just showing up? >> not that i know of. i mean, listen. they have to have a full disclosure to the american people about what's gone on for the past four years. everyone's seen it. the press is culpable here. the fact that they are angry today and actually doing their job for once in four years is a little bit of a joke. these are the same people that allowed him to campaign from basement and even though a lot of people were warning that he may not be up to the job for the last four years, the press is by and large

liz: right. well we'll be watching it and when the mortgage rates start to come down, loan growth goes up. we'll be watching it, erika thank you very much. one of the nations top fortune 500 companies reveals a major data breach. we're going to tell you who was hacked and which stock is feeling the fallout. the "clayman countdown" coming right back. dow jones industrials charging higher by 444 points. (man 1) can you hear me now? can you hear me now? can you hear me now? (dj) can you hear me now? (runner) stay with me now! (teens) oooo! (woman 1) mírame ahora! (woman 2) get em now! (roger goodell) we're ready now! (woman 3) have fun! (fan) ooo, pinch me now! (woman 4) save me now! (toddler) let's go now! (woman 5) check me now! (toddler) catch me now! (gamer 1) cmon! (gamer 2) play me now! (toddler) okay, bye now! (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ lib

liz. liz: brian yennis, thank you for that update. throughout the hour, we'll stay and monitor that trump rally. brian yennis, always great reporting. senator tommy tuberville joining us tonight. thank you for being with us, sir. you were on senate armed services and is the middle east on a brink of wider war? is the biden harris team ready for this because as you well know in just the span of 24 hours, to top terror leaders were taken out. one inside iran and the other inside lebanon. are we ready for this? >> first one, two were taken out, liz. they should have been. one was involved in killing 241 soldiers over 40 years ago. probably too far too late on him. you can tell israel is taking the bull by the horns and doing what they need to do to protect them, their country, and i'm all for them. it's unfortunate that they're doing it alone and the biden harris administration has really very little support for the israelis. they need to stand behind them. where's joe biden and kamala harris? they should have been on tv all day pointing

liz? liz: edward lawrence you're such a great journalist.ate your reporting thank you so much. joining us now from senate arms services senator marsha blackburn, a major player driving the trump rnc platform for an american revival in the economy. former president trump thanking the senator for that. senator? this is quite a story. it's great to have you on the show tonight, thank you so much for joining us. is this more than just a bad night for biden that debate night? the white house is getting criticized after john kirby and karine jean-pierre said biden would hold a "big boy press conference." is this more than just a bad night, that debate night? >> elizabeth what this did was to prove to the american people that the white house has been gaslighting them on what joe biden's condition is, and now, they're acting as if they are so surprised that this happened, but all along, the mainstream media, the liberal press, the white house, they could look at joe biden and see the diminishment in 2020. there were questions about his fitness for o

liz?me, chad, was when he called out the university of north carolina fraternity brothers for protecting the american flag when the other college protesters were traying to burn it. i mean, it is a free country, free speech but these college protesters, columbia, harvard, penn, cornell, it's just amazing and i'm sure he was so horrified when he saw it but to see the response and the standing ovation he got when he called out those bad protesters at least as he saw them and then the unc boys, it was just a pretty interesting moment. i counted like two minutes of standing ovations. reporter: yeah, there was big bipartisan applause at that point and they even started to chant usa, usa, usa. liz: chad pergram live from capitol hill thank you very much. vice president kamala harris was one who did not attend the address. she opted instead to give a keynote speech to zeta phi beta sorority in indianapolis. her decision to skip it feeling speculation about her policies surrounding the israeli ham

liz. welcome back. president biden's candidacy reelection could hinge on a press conference tomorrow part of a nato summit in dc and concerns growing about the president's decline and this is a presser that john kirby and white house press secretary karine jean-pierre called biden's big boy conference and edward lawrence is at the white house with more. reporter: yeah, good to see you, liz. every step of the way president biden is being scrutinized and world leaders getting up close look at the president and sizing him up because ovthe debate we're having in the united states about his mental fitness and the president would like this summit all about ukraine and how to counter move withs rush hawaii at a morning session the president said -- the afternoon session i should say that russia set up a full wartime economy industrial base economy and nato members must add to theirs. listen to this. >> they're significantly ramping up production of weapons, munitions and vehicles. they're doing it with the hel

liz: yeah. and that is -- that could be worrisome. there are some very smart people, mohamed mohamed el arkansas january has said, be careful, you may already be lat- >> and dudley. liz: -- something you said earlier really popped out to all of us on the set here and that was, specifically, it made it sound like inflation, he said, is no longer the number one worry here. listen to what he said and then i'll have you comment. >> we don't need to be 100 to% focused on inflation if because of the progress we've made. 12-month headline at 22.5, core 22.6, you know, it's way down from where it was -- the 2.6. we can afford to bin to dial back the restriction in our policy rate. liz: yeah. what do you think about that? >> well, you know, it -- the neutrality, which means he's looking at a employment, at least as much as inflation if really came through at this meeting. he almost put it slightly above inflation as -- liz: yeah, he did. >> -- the current worry and that is, right, that's the first time t

>liz>now. fourth of july fireworks as we know it could be a lot of fun for us humans, but they can also be really stressful for dogs and cats. >>>>heidi. under the bed. doing a little bit of shakes and whatnot. fireworks are scary, right? that's our number 1 thing. with the pets. is they could be frightened when they hear those big booms go off. they have no idea what this is about, or that there's an event going >liz>on. the loud noises can prompt some pets to run and hide or even worse, run away. the humane society says. the stress from fireworks could be so overwhelming. and can put animals and hazardous situations and even lead to fatal. health effects. >>>>dog that has heart disease or even epilepsy. these dogs can get so frightened from the fireworks that it can cause them to have a stroke or even cause a seizure to come on. so you need to know your dogs. help history. >liz>yeah. join me live now is calling crowley from the peninsula humane society and s. p. c. a. thanks so much for being

liz?ll yeah there's the washington post report that former president obama has been inching toward pushing joe biden to consider exiting the ra toda. dow jones industrials down 548 points. make sure to watch former president trump's acceptance speech at the rnc tonight, right here on fox business. special coverage with all the speakers begins at 7:00 p.mt made waves by suggesting taiwan should have to pay for any military assistance the us provides to help the island ward off a potential invasion by china. the index a basket of stocks which basically includes the most important semiconductor names has tumbled 7% over the last two sessions. to be sure, it's not just the trump mp effec massive implications for chip production as demand continues to sky rocket right now due to the a.i. revolution. that revolution has silicon valley's top manufacturer of data server farms in the sweet spot. super microcomputer stock has sky rocketed 181% this year alone, as just about every sector not just tec

you've got to buckle up for the last hour with liz claman. liz: oh, yes buckle up. it is already a very bumpy ride here. breaking news, folks, the air is electric from wall street to milwaukee at this hour. the markets are charging higher just as the republican national convention roll call in milwaukee begins. right now, the process kicking off at the moment involves each state in the union announcing the number of delegates they will deliver to officially nominate former president donald trump but it is the chatter about what could be an imminent announcement on trump's vice presidential pick that has the nation buzzing. the reveal could come at any time and here is the latest names being mentioned ohio senator j.d. vance, virginia governor glenn youngkin, dark horse former south carolina governor nikki haley and south carolina senator tim scott. sources are telling fox news that this , north dakota governor doug burgum, and florida senator marco rubio have been told they are not trump's vp pick. that according to fox news. over to stocks a very bullish market bac

liz? liz: hillary vaughn thank you so much for that update. we appreciate you. still ahead we'll get right back to fox news legal analyst greg jarro that classified case getting tossed out and washington post columnist, former d.c. police detective ted williams, wor radio host mark simone, kaylee mcghee white, a jam packed hour for you. we have a new voter poll that says no to the toxic rhetoric and also this. the criticism of the do as i say, not as i do rhetoric of president biden calling trump a threat to democracy, a dictator but now demanding everyone cool it down, and the fallout of msnbc pulling off the air the morning joe show today, are they like many others, not trusting their own hit show anymore? and we dig into the major policy fights between president trump and president biden. and more details this hour, new analysis out of the non-partisan cook report that biden has "a better chance of surviving on mars" than winning in key swing states, and even a former clinton top advise or reportedly says biden's path to victory,"has all but vanished" and the

>liz>thanks. you, zoe. california has officially done away with those junk fees or hidden fees that way, you know exactly how much you'll pay before you make your purchase. but restaurants have a whole different set of rules are max darrow explains why restaurant owners are calling this a lifesaver. >>>after months of confusion and concern for some restaurant service fees are here to stay >>>>includes a 20% service >>>charge like this one listed on george chen's menu at china lie >>>>to highlight that more now with the passing of this law, i want to make 100% transparent. and transparency is really the key, right. let your customers know what you're doing. >>>california lawmakers greenlit senate bill 1524 just hours before the state's junk feed ban went into effect it clarified restaurants surcharge. like chen's so long as they are clearly presented are not considered junk fees. >>>>something going by >>>chen says there 20% service charge replaces tipping and the majority of the money helps pay his staff. >

hey, liz.guy, what do you make of this news that joe scarborough threatened to quit today after msnbc pulled his show, the morning joe show on monday. they were saying they could get somebody else to host the show so guy, what does this move tell you about what nbc leaders are thinking? >> i have no idea what they're thinking. this is bizarre. this at least looks to the world and media watchers like the brass at nbc or msnbc don't trust their own signature shows anchors to handle something like an assassination attempt appropriately, and, you know, in a subtle, thoughtful way, and i'd seen some of the social media posts over the weekend from joe scarborough and others that seemed appropriate. i don't know exactly went on behind the scenes but this was a very public, at least appearing humiliation of some of the top-most sort of famous serious at least by that network standards anchors they've got and i really don't blame them for being pretty mad about it and then coming out and kind of going o

>liz>think the heat is bad. now scientists say it will only get worse with climate change coming up, alaska bay area expert about where we're headed and if we're past the of no return. but scientists wanted to study global warming here in the bay area. why some of them got the cold shoulder. >>>keep these feet are hustlin' for customers. sometimes i'm on my feet for over 16 hours a day. they get real cracked, dry, it's not good. i depend on healthy feet. it's america's #1 selling foot cream for guaranteed relief. if it works for these feet it'll work for yours. also available in o'keeffe's working hands. what happens... when an unstoppable force... meets an immovable raccoon? attack! bark! attack! it's not easy taking out the trash. that's why you need... strength that's anything but ordinary. hefty hefty hefty >liz>while the bay area deals with dangerous heat. other parts of the country had their own. extreme way. and some global scientists say it is no coincidence. they say humans are at least partially to bla

>liz>and i can imagine. specifically here in the bay area, so many parents as we know have to work because it's very expensive to live here. and raising children the bay area. is stressful, have prime the right education all with stresses that the parents go through. i can imagine that you see it. used to here. here. definitely >tfxw mic>more. absolutely. yeah, i mean, we need so many. services for parents and to support um juggle. so many different domains in life, and so we definitely see that in our in our practice. and that's 1 of the things that some mental health providers can really specialize in his support. parents. and even having comprehensive services can be really helpful. so i have colleagues who specialize in working with families. and what that my look like is being in the school. system or working with the parents. at home or these really kind of innovative. and multi tiered multi systemic ways of addressing mental health. and i think that's often most effective. really. really partnering. w

liz?tle cringy, but people want to see a press conference where questions are thrown at him, tough ones, and we'll see how he responds. hillary thank you very much. as lawmakers make their return to capitol hill this all gets even more pressurized. the white house is gearing up to host the nato summit in washington for its 75th anniversary. tomorrow president joe biden will welcome world leaders from 32 different nations, including nato's new members sweden and finland. it's a home field advantage for the biden administration but with all eyes on the world stage and how he handles it, it could be a make or make week for the president. meanwhile former president donald trump more than happy to follow the classic political principle, never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake. trump remarkably quiet over the july 4 local day with the republican national convention set to begin exactly one week from today. let's talk about it now, fair and balance joining me is 1992 democratic pre

alright, liz back >liz>to you, darren. thank >darren>you. >>major. a major development today with the issue of homelessness in california. governor gavin newsom just issued an executive order directing officials. to dismantle thousands of homeless encampments. this move comes in the wake of the supreme court's ruling last month granted cities the right to enforce bans on sleeping outside. in public spaces. the governor's order gives state agencies and local governments a blueprint to adopt policies for identifying dangerous and and then clearing them after giving campers 48 hours notice. now one of the first camp swept under the high court's ruling is near the bay bridge toll plaza. crews were there bulldozing the area. yesterday, campers pushed back, claiming some of them are disabled and the sweet violated the americans with disabilities act. but a judge rejected that argument last week. meanwhile, san francisco mayor london breed says the city is planning a quote very aggressive sweep of homeless encampments in august. she says the city will conti

liz >liz>paul, thanks so much. mos trying to give vince writers a driverless cars are the future and the company says it's safe to hop in. we dug into the data and as of december of last year, waymo reported a much lower rate of injuries. related to crashes. compared to human drivers. the company also cited a 57. reduction in crashes reported to police. yeah. still as our kevin koe. reports, not everyone is ready to ride. just yet. >>>>wow. >>that's that's something. >>>>this is paul. fuentes, his 1st time seeing a waymo. robot taxi up close. >>>it's a nice looking vehicle. it even has room for luggage and whatnot. >>>>but this is as close as paul plans to get >>>you wouldn't get in this thing. no, regardless of whether they were drunk. or able, or whatnot. have a human making the choice rather than a machine. it is a little bit more comforting, >>>>similar to uber and lyft. anyone. can call a waymo through the waymo 1 app on unlock the doors through your phone. inside. and start your ride. >>>yeah. i can see why p

liz: session highs.that we're topping right now for the s&p and the nasdaq. we are at all-time records with just seven minutes left to trade. the dow is having its best day since may 31st. even the little guys are having a nice moment here. russell hitting session highs, a gain of 20 point. when we went to the commercial break the dow was up 305 points. now it is up 420. we warned you at the top watch out for the meltup. it is not because of charlie, but a.i. and heavy hitters from the crypto industry. they are descending on washington, d.c. to attend a roundtable meeting by democratic congressman ro khanna. attendees talking about frustration to senior biden official that the administration is not constructing a policy framework. they say the meeting was successful but fiery. fiery, what do they mean? >> fireworks. you don't care about us. it descendinto a little bit after screaming match. not totally. there was a give and take. here is the thing is this, that the crypto industry is extremely, extremely

>liz>paul, thanks so much. and you can also stay up to date with our heat wave on kpix.com. and streaming on the free cbs news. ap running short for day. to decide. who could beat donald trump president biden is losing support by the day even from members of his own party and makovec joins me now to get us up to speed on what the very latest on this is >anne>an and despite everybody talking behind his back and of course, right out in the open. president biden trying to keep his nose to the grindstone, today, he had a busy day in washington, dc, talking with some of his key supporters. labor leaders calling himself the most pro union president in american history, and then a full meat day of meetings with world leaders. attending. the nato summit. his supporters in the democratic party or standing by the president. >>>>had 100 media outlets asking the same question. amply answered my support for the president and support i saw on the ground was demonstrable. and that's where i am and right? scan job. biden as th

>liz>attorney joe cotchett. he is a longtime friend and supporter of president biden and has known him for almost 50 years, it says. says he also supports terrorists based on her experience. >>>>she's a prosecutor. a former prosecutor. ... of a prosecutor. who's is running against the guy who is a felon, 34. times. >liz>california republicans are also speaking out on kamala harris is endorsement. we spoke to harmeet dhillon from the california republican party, and she called kamala harris unappealing. >>>a democrat. governor. senate candidate uh representative for congress in a close race. i'm panicked by this choice because i didn't kamala harris is actually got negative coattails. she's biden effectively. and the country wants something else right now. that's what the polls are showing. that's what business leaders are showing. that's what americans were afraid for their safety security in their pocketbooks are all trending towards so this doesn't really help >liz>them. yeah. former president trump is weighin

>liz>and coming up here at five. the bay area reacting to a vice presidential nominee with ties to san francisco. plus to local political analysts weigh in on the assassination. attempt. on former president trump. that story and much more with ryan yamamoto. and myself. coming up tonight at five. i've and thank you for joining us. the cbs evening news is next. local news continues. on our streaming service, cbs news bay area lcu at five. ♪ ♪ >> president trump. >> norah: tonight the breaking news from the opening day of the republican national convention.

liz was accountable . that's liz was accountable.y proper because you're accountable for what happens when your prime minister, even if it's not your fault. but if these organisations are making decisions, you're accountable for other people's mistakes. >> yes . honestly, i look, i >> yes. honestly, i look, i accept this. the obr guy i have been listening to on the today programme, literally the last 2 or 3 years. he's always a genius, right? the reason he's a genius, right? the reason he's a genius, he's got all the facts there and he's saying this what they're now saying is we are now going to we are now going to decide policy going forward. so thatis decide policy going forward. so that is absolute madness. nobody knows what's happening otherwise. >> covid right. and the obr is one of the most useless institutions in the country, isn't it? it's always wrong. wrong by tens of billions of pounds a year. >> right wing economists are almost always wrong, which is why i'm not right wing. >> but but the obr staff will have left wing. ec

>liz>know. m today. we are diving into the few of the historic people's park in berkeley and the plans to transform it into housing. joining me now is berkeley's mayor and state senate candidate. jesse arrogant. thank you so much for being >tfxw mic>here for having >liz>me give me a little bit of back story on your perspective on people's park because your opponents to this project have argued that big projects like this are going to take away. what makes berkeley special people's park has so much history and there are other locations. is that carry a lot of history of the city and really of the bay area with all these projects that's going to be taken away. what's >tfxw mic>your just say that 60% of the site will still be public open space? so it will still be a park, but it will be a park be a home for thousands of students who desperately need housing in our city and housing for 125 formerly homeless individuals. we see this as a win win win for our community are sitting in our region or state is faci

liz: there you have it.arly threatening the securities & exchange commission chairman about his job while appearing at the world's largest cryptocurrency convention on saturday. crypto fanatics largely blame gary gensler for holding back the growth of digital assets during his term in office. bitcoin earlier was up above 70,000. it is moderated a bit it is now 67,375. ethereum holding on to gains of 1% to 3308. charlie gasparino on the former president's appeal to crypto fan. >> don't you like how he cause him gensler? liz: gensler. very new york. >> on day one i will fire gary gensler! liz: same accent. >> that sounds like him, right? , point out to the viewer, day one gary gensler will probably quit because he doesn't want to work for donald trump. he coin fire him if he didn't quit, a supreme court ruling said you can get rid of certain administrators. hard for the president to fire the fed chair. you can. there are ways doing it but it is hard. sec chair not to hard. it is not like it is a huge lift to f

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liz: roaring kitty.trying to figure out how you get all that money. that is multi-hundred million dollar stake. he lives in massachusetts. if he told his initial investment in gamestop, that went up, held it, paid the tax rate in massachusetts after selling. liz: maybe he made a lot of money on nvidia for the last three years since he has been silent. >> in bitcoin? liz: i put a big legal disclaimer at the end of his trade on youtube. >> remember ryan cohen was in bed, bath & beyond. he was in it, was on the board, one day he sold it, left the board. probably made a profit because the stock went up when he was there. no charges. market manipulation is very difficult. anyway, my guess the sec is looking at this. they will probably walk away empty-handed. liz: charlie, thank you very much. >> meow. liz: you heard the expression, hot girl summer? we're coining a new expression on the claman countdown. cool consumer summer. inflation is increasingly eating away at discretionary spending you know that. with t

liz: thank you. what about the markets, we are at session highs were close to them in the major indices, the trump train was on last week after the attempted assassination of the former president and the very successful republican national convention, could it be off now that joe biden has exited the run for the white house the floor show traders are up next to tell us how wall street views the shakeup in presidential politics. "the claman countdown" is coming right back dow jones industrials up 132 points, we have the nasdaq a big winner gaining 290 points or 1.6%. ♪ (qb) this is it. this is when we find out... (luke) hey, quick question. student body math proficiency... (player) what? (luke) ...would we say it's good? fair...? (player 1 player 2 and qb) get out of here, man. get off the field. (luke) understood. (security) hey, grab him! (luke) excuse me. we get you real, in-depth school info. (vo) ding dong! homes-dot-com. beth wants to get back to eating the food she loves. so she's been thinking

liz >liz>paul, thanks they are a thorn in the side of law enforcement all across the bay area. sideshow. shows blocking traffic and posing a danger to anyone who happens to be around them, and makovec joins me with a look at what bay area cities are doing to try to get a handle on this >ott-1>and it really is a problem, liz. there is now a multi city multi agency coalition. in the works. to try to share info. one had a best crackdown down on the problem. but in the meantime, it really exists. as we know all around the bay area here is an example of how out of control things can be this sideshow happening about a month ago in san jose, a person was hit by a car and then when police tried to help they became a target. police released this video of spectators climbing on that patrol car. stamping on the windshield. and officer was slightly injured and over the next few days they did arrest all of these people from on charges from inciting a riot. and assault on a peace officer. two felony vandalism. they also seized a 3 d printer. used to make firearms and 2 ghost guns. because a

liz: i actually agree with you.the moment when he announced it in front of the naacp audience people clapped. many americans are stressed from rising rents and you saw their wages are not rising at the same pace, so what are the negative effects? explain your position here, so the people understand the unintended consequences of rent caps. >> well it's interesting, liz. i have a lot of experience with rent control, because, you know, i basically started in real estate when i was at harvard business school and i bought a home which had rent control and i saw what it was doing. it was causing people to not fix up their properties. there was nothing whatsoever and while i was at harvard business school i was forced behind getting eliminated from summerville and what happened after that was an enormous amount of new development. all these homes got fixed up. rents did not go up, because there was a more supply and then i was in l.a. for many years which has a rent control law which makes no sense. it froze rents for any

>live>thank you so much, liz. >liz>well, still ahead, a major change for one of the icons. of san francisco's union. square how saxes switching up your shopping. experience. >>>yeah. >>yeah. >>yeah. when migraine strikes ubrelvy is another option. it quickly eliminates migraine pain. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. ask about ubrelvy — the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. >>a luxury department store. and unions. square is change. how you shop there. starting next. month. you will no longer be able to stroll into saks fifth avenue. you got to put an appointment. this comes as some nearby stores continue to struggle. after the pandemic to attract customers, while others deal with crime. shoppers. we talked to say this takes away kind of the fun of just browsing around stores. >>>the idea that you have to make an appointment. to go into a store. makes absolutely no sense. besides competition. with macy's and neiman markets if they're not going to do that, as well. then

itself as we hit the end of the work week and head into the weekend, >liz>liz paul. thank you. you can stay up to date on the next warmup, heading our way on kpix dot and streaming on the free cbs news app. and we all know our power grid is already strained. in large part due to the heat. now a i is in the mix, too. and as jane john ramos reports tech experts are getting more concerned about our grid, just being able to keep up >>>>yeah. >>when most people surf the internet, they don't give much thought. to what's actually happening. but dr jonathan kumi does. he's been researching. electricity use in computing since the 1990s. >>>>there are servers in other words, computers sitting in a big data center somewhere. and you're sending a message to them. and you're saying do this task for me? and when you send them that message, and it performs a task, it uses electricity. >>>now with the arrival of artificial intelligence, those huge data centers are getting bigger and so are their power bills. a goldman sachs analysis predicts a 106 per increase in data center electricity >>>>de

this is not new, liz, and you know it.ollowing this, he has been mumbling, he's been falling asleep at meetings, he's been getting confused. he has had issues for years now, and simply because 50 million people saw in the debate, then they became concerned because it affected the polls which they believe are going to be the bellwether with of how the election's going to go. and these folk it is are smart and they're focused. they do not want to lose. so the one thing i will say to my republican and independent friends out there and conservative democrats, don't be high phiing. don't think this is over -- fiving. we don't know where this is going to go yet, and they can -- they're going to to try to pull him out or pull somebody out to really make this election still turn around and be for democrats. we have to be strong and work hard. elizabeth: okay. so that message is heard loud and clear. you know, so how much of this is the about biden's pride and ego? because reports are coming in that he's feeling angry, betrayed, di

there is some good news on this, liz. it is not going to get as hot as it did in this last heat with. i don't have temperatures going to 110 inland. but i do have temperatures in this forecast that are going to climb back to the low hundreds and, yes, may stay there for a good little while, so let's go in order here's today we lost our marine layer. it'll come back. we'll see a little bit of it built back in tonight. i'll show you how you know why. widespread it will be. but it won't be much. but before i get to that, here's the headline. the first little uptick in heat coming our way is going to last thursday and friday before we get a mild little break over the weekend and then it's going to warm back up again. so the national weather service has put out the first heat advisory. this is for the thursday friday time frame. usual suspects are included in this one inland east bay. santa clara valley. and the north bay. so this is it starts tomorrow late morning. it goes through friday. let's look at some of the numbers on

and liz liz mac don up next. [laughter] meth elizabeth are you be -- elizabeth: will you be taking phone calls? larry: i'm going to roam around the floor, do a chatter and say hello. i probably know a third of the delegates. it's going to be wild. elizabeth: it's going to be totally wild. see you there. it's good to sea -- see you again. i'm liz mac if donald, welcome to "ed the evening edit." fox news contributor, liz peek. liz, okay, this slippery ride, this campaign, you know, the news is now coming in, liz, that president trump is hammering biden. he says he'll taking cognitive test as long as biden takes one, what do you think? >> i don't think biden is going to do it, liz. look, there's a reason he hasn't done it up til now. that would put this entire issue to rest. he won't do it because he cannot. trump has and he will do it again in fess -- if necessary, but there is no comparing the level acuity and responsiveness and alertness of these who two men. they're certainly not comparable. biden is really not

all right liz, back to you >liz>daryn. thank you so much. now to our conversation on weight loss drugs like ozempic and wegovy. the fda says there's a shortage due to increased demand. the uc health system says millions of americans are taking these drugs, and it is approved for people who are obese or overweight with health problems. doctors say they can help folks lose about 15% of their body weight but the drugs have exploded in popularity and they are in short supply for others who need them to treat diabetes. not only that, the fda has issued a warning about patients being hospitalized after giving themselves doses that are just too big and the popularity of these drugs means that there are scammers trying to sell them on social media to people without prescriptions cbs news got access to new research that reveals just how dangerous these scams can be, and >>>come check this. look at some of the videos researchers found. scammers, they say flashing stacks of weight loss drugs supposedly selling those popular drugs at a low cost without

liz: that is loaded comment. >> it is absolutely true. liz: virtue signal?. when i buy a toothbrush i would like to do so with a political messaging. there are people that want to do that. that's where some of this stuff comes in. and it's not my term. it is what it is. and so, if you want to sell to those folks that is called target marketing, you have to figure out how do you sell to those folks and not -- liz: upset. >> upset everybody, like 90% of your customers? and because there is a very targeted, to use the term marketing for woke, for woke product and woke, i guess marketing. they don't know if they did it. the numbers aren't totally in yet. by the way earnings come out next week. we'll get more on that. liz: right. >> from what i understand from david evans at the collage group, every major brand and marketing department is watching the target situation. figure out the headline numbers are in. cut back dramatically. 50% of all stores, eliminated totally in many stores. >> i was just in a target about a week ago. i saw the pride display. it was in t

>liz>now.ris says as he looks toward the next generation of agents, he hopes that they are given can neuriva support your brain health? mary. janet. hey! eddie. no! fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. search neuriva on amazon for the best deals of the summer. >>>coming up on the cbs evening news. live from the republican national convention. after a teamster address the rnc for the first time. in america looks at the rise of union support and why gen. z. is leading the charge that more headlines tonight on cbs. the cbs evening news. >liz>well, thank you so much for joining us for today's important conversations. surrounding the assassination. attempt on former president trump and where the presidential campaigns go from here. we'd love to hear what you think. post your thoughts online using the hashtag kpx. the cbs evening news is next local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area see you at five. ♪ ♪ 's be o

if you forget liz truss, liz kershaw, you put your kids in. put your kids into a private school and alleviate the burden on the state and pay those fees out of your taxed income, and you pay health insurance so that you're not you're not taking that nhs resources, okay, you should be able to claim it on tax, just like you can for a company car. >> well, my thanks to the face of bupa , liz kershaw and lots of bupa, liz kershaw and lots more to come as they do battle to replace rishi sunak. does anyone care who's going to be the next tory leader ? and will the next tory leader? and will labour's great british energy be a bigger flop than woolworths? we'll debate that next. okay, folks. welcome back. as they do, battle to replace rishi sunak. does anyone care who's going to be the next tory leader, alex dyke? >> well, the tories to. >> well, the tories to. >> obviously the public don't feel involved in this conversation, do they? >> not yet they don't. but they will do give labour six months and i think they're going to be really interested. but

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