and i say, mark hold on, and he takes. eh, the cork is looking at how i do it, how i found myself.s, that is, it's very funny to watch and now i trust him by he comes, he already remembers that i'm going to the wardrobe, but i go to dress myself with something to apply with fragrances, and he chooses that fragrance which i will inflict on himself he give me this i give him one vial. i give, the second bottle, the third one is like a specific one that he liked. maybe tactile, maybe he remembers, he opens everything, and he does it, and i take it and put it on myself and go on. that is, i already trust my son in terms of choosing a fragrance for me. that is such an experiment. we have a family, right? they often ask, of course, i read myself as a person with superpowers, but honestly i will say no because. well, look. is it possible to consider uh professional athletes with abilities? yes, you can, but he doesn’t read himself like that, because he just does what he likes and has achieved certain results in our profession as a perfumer. the same training of your nose is training of yo

separation nuclear power plant and had this to say, i was able to see myself and my team at impact hold markings on, on buildings, off of him. so we need that the physical off, the policy has been violated, not once, but several. raphael grossi flatly denied that russia who occupy the power plant, denied him the right to move freely, saying he was given full access by the russians to the site, and was able to inspect everything he requested to see. he also confirmed his agency would keep 2 staff members at the plant permanently and at the i. e. a would issue a full report in the next week on their findings. earlier on friday, moscow again accused ukraine of showing the power plant, but reserved judgment on the i. e. a mission, good touched, should we positively view the fact that despite all problems and difficulties caused by the ukrainian sides productive actions, the mission has reached the site and started work. you're aware that the team will stay at the site and continue working. that's why it's still too early to assess hooks. but what's most important is our mission is that the mission i

hold. >> wow, what a story. mark strassmann, thank you. >>> let's turn now to congress where a cybersecurity expert who was fired by twitter earlier this year gave explosive testimony on capitol hill today, saying the social media platform had a suspected chinese spy on its payroll. cbs's nikki battiste has more on the whistle-blower's allegations and what twitter is saying tonight. >> reporter: twitter's former security chief, peiter zatko, today claimed the company's cybersecurity system is in shambles. >> they don't know what data they have, where it lives, or where it came from. and so unsurprisingly, they can't protect it. >> reporter: zatko, who worked for twitter for 14 months before being fired, said the company can't shield users' data from a rogue employee. >> it's not farfetched to say that an employee inside the company could take over the accounts of all of the senators in this room. >> reporter: iowa republican chuck grassley said twitter users were exposed to foreign intelligence agencies. zatko was as

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if these advances hold it could mark the greatest strategic shift since russia pulled its forces fromnths ago. nick schifrin has our report. correspondent: ukraine's anthem as been titled ukraine cannot yet perish. the blue and gold flies again. relieved residents embraced liberators and offer the ukrainian soldiers pancakes. inhe wake of the success russian forces leave behind devastation. the gains of the war are the most dramatic events in months. ukraine liberated a key railway supply on russia's redline and have now entered a critical russian logistic and military stronghold. >> the liberation is significant, and we are going to liberate all occupied territories. correspondent: the ukrainian minister of defense told me at the strategy conference that ukrainian forces recaptured 500 square miles. >> they became weaker and weaker and they will run away army. ,correspondent: today, the russian defense ministry acknowledged their troops pulled back. russia still controls a large amount of ukrainian land, but tonight, ukraine vows to march on, and seize even more of its territory. for

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. >> but hold on mark. that is not a program just like it. right? this doesn't have advance notice. you are taking people with young children, ripping them out -- >> i agree that biden shouldn't be doing it! why isn't biden doing it? >> i don't know. fernand. what do you think about that. to floridians feel like this is an unfair burden for them? and the way that ron desantis is going about solving it? they're into that? >> well first of stephanie, i think it's important to clarify the term, political stunt. a political stance is doctor oz running for the senate in pennsylvania when he resides in new jersey. a political stunt is kanye west running for president. a political stunt is jared kushner writing a book that people don't want to read. this is not a political stunt. when you look at parents that are bringing their children to this country and a process for asylum. and light them under false circumstances. and telling them you're taking them somewhere under false pretenses, and using them as props? that is not a political stunt. that is an act of evil! and it is an act of evil

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(soft music) mark: liz truss hopes to hold her debut meeting as prime minister with president biden whents for the queens funeral. relations between truss and mr. biden are strained by plans to rip up the post exit agreement and northern ireland and the big question whether mr. biden has put a potential trade deal on the back owner. tentative labor deal reached on the u.s. rail lines the agreement includes 24% raises over five years and $5,000 in bonuses. the strike could have cost $2 billion a day. amtrak canceled long-distance transit yesterday. eric adams says the city is committed to and required to provide shelter to assign them seekers and other migrants entering the city. more than 11,000 have arrived since may. this is part of the fight with greg abbott to bus migrants to sanctuary cities to pressure the biden administration on immigration. mayor adams has been criticized for saying he wanted to reassess shelter practices. roger federer is retiring. he made the announcement on twitter today. the 41-year-old has not competed since july of 2020 and has had knee operations. he has t

now holding a hybrid event online and in person marks another change to the way apple has been doing things. and more changes could be ahead when it comes to where it makes its gadgets. the i phone is apple's flagship product. nothing else means more to be american tech giant than the iphone does. almost $41000000000.00 worth of iphones were sold last quarter. that was just under half of apples. total revenue. i phone production is almost entirely based in china. and apple is becoming where you have this dependency. china 0 koby policy and strict locked downs paralyzed. it's partner fox con, which makes the phones that complicates things for apple industry. experts think apple has become more reliant on china in the 11 years since tim cook became ceo. he outsource more and more production there to cut costs and increase efficiency. but now, chinese labor costs are on the rise. so it's time for a course correction. apple is expanding in india and vietnam, where workers are much cheaper. well for more than this, we go to fraser, how he is a china analyst and the author of the book read

their instructions and rules, in addition, the kherson partisans began to mark buildings where the occupiers could theoretically holdy would not be told to talk about a referendum on the mythical passporting in them for sure nothing will work, the activists write in their telegram channel, and ordinary residents of the occupied settlements are handing themselves over to the coat of arms as they can where the russians put russia into circulation and people began to leave messages on banknotes, they arranged a kind of flash mob on bills, they write everything they think about the orc army, they call them fascists and consider them dead as lice, instead they glorify ukraine and its soldiers who are fighting for the victory of the temporarily occupied mariupol, the locals started to draw and spread the letter and the action was called against the zed, the patriots launched it back in july and called on all residents of the occupied territories to mark with a letter with two dots the building where an illegal referendum organized by the occupying power may take place, where russian passports are illegally distributed and

now holding a hybrid event online and in person marks another change to the way apple has been doing things. and more changes could be ahead when it comes to where it makes its gadgets. the i phone is apple's flagship product. nothing else means more to the american tech giant than the i phone does. almost $41000000000.00 worth of i. phones were sold last quarter, that was just under half of apples. total revenue.

mark. >>> wall street is in the red. wall street looking to pull back 190 points if these levels hold.ing to the losses last week s&p and nasdaq in for pull back today. those two saw the worst week since june with the nasdaq under performing the market last week dropping 5.t8%. >>> president biden has issued a warning to russia not to use chemical or nuclear weapons in the war with ukraine biden warned china to avoid violating sanctions for helping russia it would be quote a gigantic mistake. this comes after the indian prime minister modi told putin now is not the era of war. leading him to talk about the concerns over the war for the first time >>> ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy accused russia of committing war crimes as investigators work to uncover what they say are mass graves in the city of izium. they made rapid gains this month recapturing land in the northeastern region, but volodymyr zelenskyy warns it is too early to say if the tide of war is turning >>> all three reactors at the power plant in southern ukraine are working after russian troops struck the plant the sta

suggesting that they would like to be able to show their respects and to mark the occasion by attending those events. and perhaps holding a special silence is wearing black home bands and so on. so discussion going on in the u. k right now as to exactly how far life should stop and how to mark this occasion. reacting specifically to the televised to dress. i think there will be a great deal of sympathy, an acknowledgement that this is a, a head of a family as well, which has gone through its ups and downs, not just the nation. and the reaching out to harry and making a possibly a signalling, a turning point who's who it's for hard to say right now in terms of how well be viewed by the video british public. some members of the public here do are supporters of the royal family feel that they have been too harsh in that criticism of, of the royals. others feel differently. and nadine with that t v addressed to the nation in which we, we saw a king child said i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect and love. to what extent is that giving a sense of continuity to to the population? well i think it's clear that he

flowers and notes outside the palace, gates a short distance away. parliament is about to hold a special session to mark the queen's death. let's see if we can get some pitches outside of windsor castle now. okay, this is actually balmoral castle in scotland. hundreds of kilometers north of the same in parliament, scotland. this is where the monarch passed away. we can see crowds gathered there paying their respects to queen elizabeth the 2nd. let's cross to james bay's now, who's lived for us in london. we are waiting for that special session to mock the queen's death of parliament. james, what are we expecting for that session to hold? let me 1st. before i answer that question, emily, tell you about the battles you were listening to was ago, because very old, where i am standing right by the houses of parliament. normally, at the top of each hour, you hear the bell, the top that big ben in the elizabeth tower named off the light queen. you hear that strike? we should have heard 12 strikes here at noon in london. we didn't because they didn't strike the big band big but didn't sound so the other bells

mark the queen's death. a short distance away parliament is holding a special session to mark the queen's death on hundreds of kilometers north about moral castle in scotland, where the monarch passed away. people are also are continuing to gather at stake. you were back now to that, sir, that gun the salute the guns firing across the country and in gibraltar, $96.00 times to mark each year of the queen's life. on diplomatic correspondent james space is at westminster, outside the houses of parliament. and james, what's happening in this special session? yeah, tell you about that in just a moment. adrian you will hear though they've gotten, was that you're talking about, echoing here over the river thames, and i'm sure they probably can hear them in the chamber of the house of commons. where am peas have been paying tribute over the last hour to the late queen or we've heard from the prime minister list trust. she talked about that last meeting just 3 days ago. and when she said the queen shared her deep experience of government during that meeting, a meeting that we now know the queen probably had to leave h

one said today historically a few consecutive days of even just about 30 has marked tradable bottom. he said you hold that level for friday, it could mean potentially equity market bottom. >> it was an ugly session when it comes to tech. so much of this was the apple downgrade story. >> it is rare to see apple particularly because when you look at all of the faang stocks and tech stocks, apple has been the safe haven. it is still outperforming the nasdaq 100 year to date. certainly, it has been falling and today it did drag down on the nasdaq 100. it is the largest weight and it is rare to see a downgrade. the downgrade from bank of america was about the fact that consumer demand for their devices is slowing and it underscores the scoop that we have from bloomberg news earlier this week that they expected to wrap up their production for iphone 14 than they actually had to scale that back because they are not seeing that spike in demand. is this story going to bleed into other companies? we are seeing it in one of the u.s.'s largest companies right now. >> more in tech now, meta is planning to cut hea

mark. this may be on hold for the next several days and it's quite urgent to get this all passed.lso is to be there in times of crisis. and, boy, has king charles arrived in times of maximum crisis, and boy is prime minister liz truss having a baptism by fire right now. >> a unique bond, how they've come together. just before that, he was obviously out on the grounds here meeting people. we can show those images as well. for me, that was quite defining, i think, because he wanted to know he had the public support. and i think all the commentary i'm seeing from the likes of the caliber of christiane amanpour, they're all saying the same thing about the speech. it went down incredibly well. and combined with the fact that the public are there and came out with him, i think he will feel heartened by that. the one thing i will say about the speech is there's another part i want to pull out, which is my life will of course change as i take up my new responsibilities. >> can we listen to that and then i'll let you respond to it? >> yes. >> let's play it. >> my life will, of course, chan

hold. >> o'donnell: wow, what a story. mark strassmann, thank you. turn now to congress, where a cyber-security expert who was fired by twitter earlier this year gave explosive testimony on capitol hill today, saying the social media platform had a suspected chinese spy on its payroll. cbs's nikki battiste has more on the whistleblower's allegations, and what twitter is saying tonight. >> reporter: twitter's former security chief, peiter zatko, today claimed the company's cyber-security system is in shambles. >> they don't know what data they have, where it lives, or where it came from, and so, unsurprisingly, they can't protect it. >> reporter: zatko, who worked for twitter for 14 months before being fired, said the company can't shield users data from a rogue employee. >> it's not farfetched to say that an employee inside the company could take over the accounts of all the senators in this room. >> reporter: iowa republican chuck grassley said twitter users were exposed to foreign intelligence agencies. zatko was asked about the f.b.i. informing th

gabi's mark sayer live now for us in downtown san jose this afternoon with the look at how the bay area is holding up this afternoon mark heather holmes temperatures rise, so do some of the worry about this infrastructure. we don't often see this many days of heat in a row at this level of temperature , so things can and do happen. the main pg and e yard near downtown san jose. crews were busy loading up transformers onto big trucks. transformers are one of the weak points in the electrical distribution system, especially on hot days when customers are using a lot of power, but we know that today is going to be the hottest day it's going to be the most challenging day for the grid. people are back at work. people are using their air conditioning, and it's also affecting the entire west. and so there's really nowhere to find relief. and so the grid is working extra extra hard, regional vice president teresa alvarado says calls to use less electricity during peak demand hours not only helps maintain a steady electrical supply for all customers can also prevent heat related stress on sensitive equipm

billion ev battery plant in the tar heel state, and in arizona where democratic senator mark kelly is fighting to hold onto his seat, corning is building a new fiberoptic plan as at&t looks to expand internet service there. that plan is scheduled to open in 2024 and create 250 jobs. now, on the trail you're still going to hear candidates talk about how corporate america needs to pay its fair share in taxes, but that fight is basically over for now in washington instead, democrats are framing these investments as the fruits of their legislative victories like the chips act, the inflation reduction act and that infrastructure law that passed about a year ago democrats want to show voters that they can work with businesses and bring home jobs ahead of the november elections. back over to you. >> fascinating, ylan, thank you. >>> for more on the mid materialterms, two months away. libby, you say the odds are still in favor of the republicans winning the house, but you say the senate is looking increasingly difficult tell us why. >> that's right, and good afternoon. yeah, so usually the party out of power

in arizona, mark kelly is fighting to hold onto his senate seat and he was front and center at an announcement of a new fiber-optic plan there that will allow at&t to expand internet service. democrats are framing these investments as the fruits of their legislative victory, like the inflation reduction act, and the infrastructure law that passed one year ago. the reality is that republicans are critical of getting some of those deals past, but in washington today, chuck schumer was happy for his party to take the credit. >> for anyone who thought washington was broken and could not do big things, this democratic majority has shown that real change is possible. the results speak for themselves. >> republicans counter that inflation is still too high and democrat policies are hurting middle-class families. >> americans may want their leaders to cut inflation, fight crime and drugs, but democrats spent hundreds of billions of dollars of the people's money doing precisely none of that. >> if republicans fall short in the senate, the gop is projected to retake the house. >> thank you point >>> a n

way a portfolio manager runs monies on a relative basis to the benchmark, i think they will hold up better >> mark newton says september is likely to show strength into mid month. that time is almost near and he said he agrees with you while the technical trends remain lower, there do remain important points to argue for a reversal higher at a time when very few expect it and that could become evident this week with technology leading the rebound led by the queues the queues could rally you don't see it >> well, all right, no, i didn't say that i didn't see it let me take that argument for a second and see how that potentially unfolds. first of all, as i did, i made apple my biggest position, okay, apple is by far the biggest personal position that i have. news flash, i'm not getting out of apple i'm not stopping myself out. i want apple to be my biggest position what other company is going to be able to offer the degree of resiliency, the balance sheet strength that apple can in this environment. looking forward now, i could easily see as we've begun to rebuild the pessimism both in terms of posi

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marked crosswalk. this morning. parents are holding their kids a little bit tighter, making sure that their kids are fine drivers coming through this area going a little bit slower. if they didn't hear about it before, they are certainly seeing reminders to drive slow. look at this roadside memorial for the 8 year-old boy who was hit in the crosswalk was alive at the time when he was rushed to the hospital, but unfortunately died from his injuries. the babysitter reportedly suffered a broken leg. so he was being escorted. now this is video on friday. the driver i was making a left turn slammed into those 2 people. the driver stayed at the scene cooperated with investigators. they do not believe drugs or alcohol played any factor in this accident, but they are certainly looking into speeding at this particular time. in the meantime, parents are dropping off their kids. imagine being this woman who said that she was already away from the school when all of a sudden her friends started calling her. absolutely devastating. both my kids go

commander of the armed forces of the czech republic , president miloszeman, who holds an additional large-scale invasion was markedomewhat pro-russian views, as noted by the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, this visit to the czech republic was his first as minister of defense, and this meeting was very productive. the minister discussed bilateral cooperation and the efforts of the allies without strengthening nato's eastern flank. in particular, yana thanked the guests for providing combat helicopters for the army of the czech republic on the eve of the meeting, the czech media wrote about the possibility of buying 24 fighter jets from america in 35, but today there were no statements on this matter, so so far this, according to analysts' estimates, is the most expensive military branch in the czech republic is still unknown studio thank you very much sashko sashko shevchenko - correspondents of radio svoboda from prague where today the head of the pentagon loyda osin met with the minister of defense of the czech republic thank you very much sashko and we wish him a good evening, we continue our now they will t

mark. i appreciate you holding the hearing. >> thank you for your insight, senator. >> senator reed is recognized. >> thank you, mister chairman, i thank you for the panel. i've introduced as 2508 -- with chairman brown and several members of the committee. this legislation would establish a nationwide interest rate cap of 36%, with the goal of being eliminating predatory loans from our consumer credit margins. we already have something similar to this with the military lending act, where we are protecting our servicemen and servicewomen with this same limit. can you give us some examples of the new emerging products that are appearing to be consumer friendly but in practice our predatory and really exceed 36%. >> thank, you senator, for this question. and for you advocacy on the veterans and consumers for credit act. and chairman brown as well. finance products that use the tip model are an example of this. pricing can look very affordable on the outset, they can reach as high as traditional payday loans. other loans that we haven't necessarily talked about today, but i address in my written tes

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it will be marked when the russian troops come out not to hold it, that is, if we take the right banklear that russia could not be restored. the question is how long will it be? go ahead, this will all stop, at least after the questions of what to do. the peace talks will become, well, just like the main agenda. well, this is my prediction, of course, in this case, i look from my point of view, of course, yes, please, this is what is interesting, this is the story that the pawn man published today, really, the commander of armed boobs here is a completely unexpected publication for me , where he writes about volumes russian armaments about the volume of russian human strength there, about everything, says that do not rely on a short company, this company itself says that stop engaging in slandering you, that is, such a very balanced text is clearly calculated that it is already a candidate for the future for the presidency of ukraine and very chilling , so to speak, hotheads from all sides. i understand that this was published in ukraine. therefore, there cannot be any. so to say, som

mark the platinumjubilee. this week, tracy added paddington bear, holding the queen's hand.hey pay their condolences to queen elizabeth ii. hello. after what was a very chilly start, with a touch of frost in places, saturday brought blue skies and sunshine for many, not least in the capital. but the forecast for the next couple of days in london does bring more in the way of cloud. while it should stay dry, it's not completely out of the question that that could producejust the odd light shower. on the earlier satellite picture, we have got these shower clouds that have been streaming down the east coast, but more generally, cloudy conditions that have been developing across parts of scotland, northern ireland, rolling southwards as we go through the evening. the best of the clear skies overnight will be found down towards the south and south—west of the uk. through parts of southern wales, the south midlands, towards the south coast and the south—west of england, that's where we're going to hold onto largely clear skies and that is where it will be coldest, some spots out i

like if you get a little check mark for monday, but then we will hold on about getting a little bit more money on this and let us know, haul at home now, and we'll do this 40 to show that i will. this is that the not all this is basically 40, right? the mass or the think mill among them. i will live for 30 on the mileage on the what was the problem for let me know what the next steps would go to lead enough to do it. again, to be honest with you so much tv and i do not have color on the sky. ruth. ina was clear for some food. no. yeah, i don't. oh, coming up. we didn't invite the see, they didn't think li for this could be over us was the say it was taken. didn't that? i know. yeah. dead to me. some of it though i'm so thin . so let me see, but i see the what you knew in 6 months, let's get into some hiding that we work with and they were from todd. were both of them and this of this never melissa, let me just not get rude. who come 1st? i mean, the flu gives them, but it, it with the bombing are going to come in and know they do so if you will be seen and so, you know, coming up to my n

who's holding events friday to mark the annexation of four russian occupied territories that make up 15% of ukraine, putin signing treaties that the kremlin claims officially put hairs on separation donetsk and luhansk under russian rule days after a referendum vote to secede from ukraine allegedly got overwhelming support results. western officials reject. as russia continues to struggle in battles in the eastern parts of this country, ukraine is bracing for further escalation and the possibility moscow will turn to nuclear weapons. ukrainian president below the mere zelinsky making a plea to russian citizens to act now need to stop this, you wants war more than life, your life, the citizens of russia. the annexation celebrations come hours after russian missile strikes on zap or asia targeting humanitarian convoy heading to russian occupied territory to bring family members back across the front lines. the attack, leaving at least two dozen dead and dozens of others injured. these are high explosive fragmentation missiles. the type of rocket is designed for fragmentation damage. mo

okay, then all right. >> mark cuban never one to hold back, becky and joe, about what he thinks.ed to figure out what we've talked about again and again and again, and that is never having -- never having to take the large loans and live high off the hog and you never really have a taxable event. you know, that causes people like elizabeth warren and other policymakers to try to answer that question per se i don't know how we do it. but i understand it. so, i understand what cuban is saying, too, and i'm answering people on twitter, elon musk, for example, $11 billion they can get all their friends on twitter >> yep >> they can live for the next gazillion years and will never contribute to the u.s. treasury what elon musk contributed last year they say, well, we have government subsidies. >> i saw that. >> i thought you wanted to get to help with the transition. they go, yeah, yeah, i'm for it. snowflakes they don't know what they want trent to transition. but seriously he created that company and $11 billion ended up at the u.s. treasury last year and he's going to pay it again

haul which included more than 11,000 government documents without classified markings real revealed how much trump was holding on to. 18 months after leaving office. >> so what you do is you accumulate a lot of stuff over a term. and all of the sudden you're leaving. and stuff gets packed up and sent. >> right. >> all sorts of stuff. >> reporter: but in trump's office alone, investigatorress trooefed a number of boxes, including 27 documents marked classified in some way. >> people say this is unprecedented. it's also unprecedenteded for a president to take all this classified information and put it in a country club, okay. >> investigators found them after trump's team had assured the government any potentially classified materials had been kept in a more secure storage room, and after a representative for trump signed a document saying everything with classified markings had been turned over a month before the search. meantime, in a separate criminal investigation into the january 6th attack of the u.s. capitol and the events leading up to it, former trump white house lawyers pat cipollone and patrick philb