matt: nice to meet you.oreign language] wayan: when arrive at my home after getting my seaweed here, my kids are smiling. your tiredness is gone. so, that's more important. wayan: [singing] kama: we still survive here, yeah, because of the seaweed. ♪♪♪ wayan: hm, smells good. wayan: [speaking foreign language] matt: change is on everyone's mind. back on the mainland, generations of balinese are coming together to plan a different future for the island. ♪♪♪ christia dharmawan: this is a wake-up call for all of us. so that we realize that we cannot just depend on one industry, and we have to develop all the other industries that actually have great potential. matt: christia dharmawan runs events at her family's venue, kebon vintage. it's become the place for many of these big conversations. christia: i think it's a good time for reflection this year, for sure. going back to loving our island and make sure that people don't abuse our island, as well. matt: for years, locals have been unhappy with the negative i

matt and nique.ed him. >> she tore off her top and says, come on, let's go, let's "f" like a family. >> were you expecting any sort of comment like that? >> never. i -- never. >> once nique disappeared, clegg says, matt leili inquired about having his wife involuntarily committed and even hired a divorce attorney. a man who knows his wife is already dead, he says, wouldn't have done either of those things. >> he did not really want to divorce her. he wanted to let her know, look, here are your options. you can go get help for yourself, or i'm going to go forward with a divorce. >> the defense wrapped up its case by calling matt and nique's two daughters, rebecca, now 14, and amanda, 17. >> did you ever see your dad hit your mom? >> no. >> did you ever see any obvious injuries or bruises to your mom? >> no, sir. >> according to the girls, their mother was the one with the violent temper, not their dad. >> she took a heel and threw it, and i myself had to duck from it. >> was it being thrown at your da

jonathan: matt, is it too soon? matt: yeah, and anybody that looked at the previous pivots from chair powell tell you this is not the way in which he pivots. it is much more quick, much more abrupt, and much more forceful. this was not a pivot from the fed. i do think the downside in growth data we have seen probably gives the fed a little bit more confidence that, at some point in the future, inflation will come back down to target. they are clearly looking at breakeven inflation rates to give them an additional sense of confidence, but we think that tips are good value here, particularly in shorter tenors. we think if the market really believes this was a pivot, that is going to lift financial conditions -- let financial conditions ease, probably too much, and leads to more inflation in the near term. jonathan: if we are pricing out hikes and pricing in cuts and inflation is 9%, george, protection might make a bit of sense here. george: absolutely. i think the market is tried to force the fed's hand like you did w

matt, i was so impressed. matt: you know my problem with it. where is charlie? the whole point of the first top gun, he is going to lead, but he comes back for the love of his life, kelly mcgill us, and i don't even mention her. penny benjamin was the only one left. jonathan: there was some weakness in that story plot. they had a generation of fighter jets that they didn't have. the enemies had a superior jet, and i could not get my hands around that. why did they choose the f-18? matt: they chose the f-22 because the actors but not able to pilot the jet. the f-35, they made up some reason for why they couldn't use it. jonathan: you know more about this more than i do. tom: just to indicate the planet that we are not on, i have not seen either movie. jonathan: you have not seen the original? tom: no. over the weekend, ms. keene said let's watch grace kelly. she wanted a bag. jonathan: cheaper for you to watch top gun? tom: grace kelly killed it with william holden. jonathan: that is what you did over the weekend. leg lower on this equity market. this is bloomber

matt: what do you expect, gilles , from fed?seems like they are locked into 75 basis points in july, otherwise they will lose credibility. we had ed hyman on, and he was talking about personal consumption and spending. both of those data points missed the estimate and it is key to have the consumer keep spending to hold this economy up. gilles: -- failed to deliver on his forward guidance. it is probably this kind of moment when the fed would be rethinking its trajectory. a lot of reasons why they should be more prudent. i can tell you, like many economists in europe, what we would tell the fed to do. don't go to 75. what is happening in the u.s. is we have the standardized enforces starting to finally emerge. we've been waiting for spending to be hit by the erosion in purchasing power. it seems to be finally happening. a lot of the collaboration, plenty of hawkish collaboration at the fed was based on the fact that so far, we have failed to see these self stabilizing forces at play. if they are working now, there is a great cas

matt: the germans care a lot.ould just say that the germans follow exchange rates much more closely than the brits or americans as far as i can tell. especially with the trade deficit story you pointed out, they are going to be looking much more closely. tom: farro pointed that out, i was asleep. jonathan: if you are an energy importer and have a weaker currency, you are going to make -- you are going to have a problem. tom: you guys have lived the calendar. when does the change in temperature in seasons click in on the continental energy story? jonathan: that is one for miller since he lived in germany and i left europe a long time ago. matt: end of september, you can have temperatures higher than 30 and even up to 40 in berlin. that is celsius. jonathan: thank you, matt. tom: you have gone so euro, you are only thinking in celsius? matt: it is only into september when you get a cooling. jonathan: it could be july or august when the cold starts to kick in. tom: i talked to one of abramowitz's entourage. i cannot

matt: absolutely. especially because a lot of people think we are only halfway through this correction. michael burry has been tweeting it. tom: we talk about many different opinions tonight. i believe professor summers will walk in the door tonight. tonight, lisa and myself. wall street week this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. tom: good morning, everyone. matthew miller in for mr. ferro. futures up 14. vix, 26.11. brent crude back above $100 a barrel. other than that, it is stasis. i want to take 12 seconds and note a grim and tally and -- italian inflation report. it is out 8% in june, back to 1986. what is stunning in the report, for low earners where they subgroup that out, it was 8.3% in the first quarter, and 9.8% for low earners in italy in the second quarter. the uneven bur

matt: in what sense?oks like europe is not buying russian oil so russia sells it to the indians and chinese and they turn it into the kinds of products the europeans need. in the end they do buy it. will: there is some truth in that. we should remember the war has meant we have lost about a million barrels a day. that is quite a lot. that is 1% of global production. that is had a big impact. we have lost a lot of access to russian refining capacity. it is a big impact on the price of diesel. the impact has perhaps not been quite as huge as people expected at the start of the war. it has been significant nevertheless. tom: the level of surprise of brent crude down to wherever we are, down to 102. we are down $20 on brent crude. should we be surprised or is that normal in your world? will: there are two things that have put a lot of pressure on brent. they are related. what is people are concerned that means demand may not shrink , but it will grow as quickly as people expected. secondly we have a strong do

matt: getting ready for camp in august. or watching very closely to see how deep this recession is going to be. it is not a question of if the recession, but when. what kind. we are seeing a lot of forecasts for maybe a quick and shallow recession. the question is, can we be optimistic? lisa: tom: what's remarkable through this week, we will be on wall street week, and we will be looking forward to that, but what is amazing is that we are disassociating all of these global and domestic stories, and currencies and bonds and commodities. lisa: right now, the currency market is the market of stress. it's where you see people express concern. it is in the dollar strength we saw yesterday, although you are easing off after reserve from chris waller, and jim bullard, basically pushing back against 100 basis points. that actually combed the markets. but right now, what we are looking at our markets that don't know where to go and stocks are really highlighting that. tom: let's get to the data. matt miller is in for jonathan ferro.

matt kelly:it was a tuesday., but i'm startingto feel nervous. i'm starting to feelthis anxiety. i'm reading wallstreetbetsreligiously. i'm seeingall of these posts about, like, it's going to crash,you know, all of these things. and so it's gettingin my head. the psychology is really fucking with me. that's wherewallstreetbets is at. so the sentiment has changed. now there's 8 millionpeople on there, and all this shit's happening.and i'm like, all right,is that the sentiment now? is our people just thinkingthat this is done? it's over? i felt like i fell into a cult, right?that's what i felt in my head. all this stuff, i felt likei got this cult mentality. it's like you've gotto be careful about confirmation bias.you've got to be carefulabout these things. and i had beenpreaching that for years. i'm like, how did this happen to me?that's what i felt in my head. i felt likei had been lied to. i felt like i bought intosomething that wasn't true. chris garcia: once we startedlosing money, dude, the margin calls were

great britain celebrated a fourth medal overnight, and a really emotional one for matt hudson—smith.ss, is in eugene for us. andy, 400 metre bronze for hudson—smith, but it felt like gold after everything he's been through. that's right, yes. purely from an athletics perspective, it was a brilliant performance from matt hudson—smith, that when you bear in mind all the personal struggles he has been free to get here, it really was some performance. it was some final, it was won by michael norman of the us, behind him the former olympic champion. but behind both of them matt hudson—smith held off his rivals down the home straight to take the bronze medal. you can see just what it meant to him. he won the european title back in 2018, but since then he has had a string of serious injuries. he has been in doubt, he has suffered from mental health issues. he reviewed at one point last year he even attempted to take his own life. afterwards, he spoke about everything he has been through. i spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �* ~' spoke about everything he has been throu~h. ., �*

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they are really not cute. >> this is los angeles-based actor matt ford. he's been in isolation for a few weeks now and is posting on tik tok about what it's been like. this video alone has more than 300,000 views. our sergio spoke to matt and here is a portion of their conversation. >> at the worst point, describe what you were experiencing and i've heard you also describe it this is extremely painful. >> yeah, at the worst of it, it was extremely painful to the point i could not sleep. i had to be prescribed narcotic pain killers to even go to sleep and the ones that were prescribed barely cut it at that. yeah, the lesions in more sensitive areas are extremely painful. i describe them as a dull, constant pain with jabs of sharp pain if you irritate them. that's the worst. then, at best on other parts of my body where they were appearing like my arms or whatever, it was still itchy and irritating. >> you put together a tik tok video on this basically showing some of the lesions and other things that have popped up on your body. tell me why it is important

matt rave 5pm tomorrow. looking forward to it. matt grave link _ 5pm tomorrow.al story... matt grave link reporting from wembley. normalstory... —— wembley. normal story... —— graveling. george russell has claimed the first pole position of his formula one career ahead of tomorrow's hungarian grand prix. the briton hadn't lead any of the practice or qualifying sessions, but on his final lap he beat ferrari's carlos sainz by just four 100ths of a second. it's the first time this season that a mercedes car has claimed pole. lewis hamilton will start from seventh and championship leader max verstappen is down in tenth after problems with his red bull. that's all the sport for now. manchester city, liverpool, community shield, kicking off at king power stadium. iwill community shield, kicking off at king power stadium. i will keep you up—to—date with the games mac throughout the day, but that is all from me. —— games mac. —— commonwealth games. pope francis says he can no longer keep up his busy international travel schedule — and has acknowledged he could retire. t

my name is matt and i'm an addict and alcoholic. [cheers and applause] it was the convergence of a public health crisis in accidental drug overdose deaths in the last couple of years. in my own personal journey in drug addiction that moved me to ask mayor breed to consider this vacancy. it was the collective toll of being on a monthly call with the office of the chief examiner and the officials of the department of public health. and it was the heroic championship of mayor london breed in the tender loin initiative and the hard fight that was and if there was a moment that moved me to say to think in my heart. i want to be an ally on this. i believe in the promise of recovery. and i believe that the city has an essential role to fulfill that promise. and i am inspired by the stories of my brothers and sisters in recovery. i'm inspired by the people, i go to meetings. as part of this journey, i was prepared to talk about how i was going to tell my personal story publicly. but it was interesting when i was sworn in and announced, i ha

player, matt birk, coming up next. matt birk, coming up next.rotein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. this, morning we are going to introduce you to matt burke. he is a republican who is running for the lieutenant governor of minnesota. this, week he is in the news after appearing to double down on his controversial comments about abortion and women. here is we had to say then just after supreme court overturned roe v. wade. >> our culture loudly but also stealthy promotes abortion helen woman that they should look a certain way, they should have careers and all of these things. >> matt thinks the culture promotes abortion. why somehow telling women that they should have careers, because matt yes that is exactly why abortions happened because women have jobs. and then on wednesday, he recorded a new video where he tried to clean things up. >> as a culture tell some of the focus on their careers, while they do is it that woman it's either or. you can have a career or you can be a mother. why don'

trump cannot say he did not know matt pottinger. look, he's also worried because matt pottinger, the one i knew, the one i served with, is a very honest man, is respected for being very straightforward and being very apolitical. matt's a former marine, he tells it like it is, and he's understated. he's not a show boat. she didn't try to get attention for his time before or after the administration. he's going to want to tell the truth. to the question of what he might have seen, i think we're going to find out matt was likely in the west wing of the white house the day this happened on january 6th and is the person that you would expect to be the one to want to pick up the phone for donald trump and call someone like the secretary of defense, like other people in law enforcement to try to get the attack to stop. in fact, i can think of few people better positioned to talk about being worried about the lapse of those 187 minutes. that would be matt's job to try to work on behalf of the president to stop that attack. and i think all o

matt finn, thank you.ocratic run cities, they are getting just a small glimpse of what border states are suffering from everyday. under the biden open borders crisis. in our nation's capital, d.c. mayor bowser, guess what, she finally supports calling out the national guard. why? they handled the arrival of thousands of illegal immigrants in washington who she says are straining their resources. what d.c. is saying pales in comparison to all the carnage and all the chaos and all the suffering, human suffering that's been going on at our southern border every single day since joe biden became president and brought back not only catch and release. catch, process, give a free phone, free transportation to people that don't obey our laws, don't respect our borders or our sovereignty. as such we have plenty of drug smuggling, human traffickers, they have been taking advantage of biden's open borders, reckless inversion policy in spite of the big lie that mayorkas said that our borders are secure. that is a lie.

former acting attorney general matt whitaker! and applause] she's smart, attractive and inspiration to young women everywhere, fox news contributor kat timpf! and finally his paper airplanes must submit a flight plan, tyrus! sandra, welcome to the show. >> i'm almost speechless because of this new set, congratulations. it is awesome. >> when you asked if we had a live audience you should have said no. >> amazing audience! >> greg: i'm glad you came late to this party, it makes it the least racist person here. >> i was late. and you were adamant about not being late, i apologize. >> greg: by this definition i am the most racist person who ever walked -- i'm always trying to beat the previous record on the show of getting out. >> i screwed it up. >> greg: you did you had a change of clothes. you know what you wore? white. [laughter] what do you make of this stuff? >> it's almost like i didn't know this was a topic. it's another example of wasting taxpayer funds. these are government employees getting paid on taxpayer dime who are l

matt cole, many thanks for that analysis- _ them. matt cole, many thanks for that analysis. cole, many thanks for that analysis. as he _ them. matt cole, many thanks for that analysis. as he said, - them. matt cole, many thanks for that analysis. as he said, liz - them. matt cole, many thanks for| that analysis. as he said, liz truss will be speaking later today. we will be speaking later today. we will bring that to you on beauty news. let's get the weather now. here is ben. certainly not the low 40s we had to contend with. the rain at times of for many will be quite breezy. rain pushing across parts of north midlands, northern england, wales. the best of the sunshine in east anglia and the south—east with highs of around 27 degrees. northern ireland turn in very wet for a time this evening with heavy thundery rain that will dress into north—west gone. showery rain to parts of england and wales. the south—east corner stay mostly dry, warm and muggy for all of us. tomorrow, low pressure in charge with the weather front bringing outbreaks of rain for south—west england, wales

matt pottinger is a different story. i know matt. matt was there when i was in the chief of staff's office. the young lady was not. matt is a deputy national security adviser. he is in asia china specialist. he's an unusual sort of witness. when i saw his name pop up, i said, to myself why would matt even involved in this? it may be that he was filling in for robert o'brien on a particular day as the chief deputy. he it would be curious to see what he saw at his vantage point was. because his office isn't anywhere near the oval office. it is curious to see what both these folks have to say. there they are interesting witnesses, in my mind, for the last airing on the primetime hearing. because of the distance from the president. >> obviously, this is a committee that has two fairly prominent republicans. i know they are named as republicans in name only, congressman liz cheney and congressman adam kissinger. you see this committee as a democratic committee and partisan one, or more of a bipartisan effort to uncover the truth? >> i don

still with us phil rucker joyce vance, ryan reilly and matt miller. you fill you've covered all four years of the trump white house wrote two books on it but he obviously didn't get reelected. he survived other investigations to impeachments. does it feel any different? >> you know, i don't think we can assess that right now. certainly, i think a lot of people would assume that trump is never going to end up in jail, he'll never get caught, you'll never face consequences for some of the things that he's done, but we can't always leap to those assumptions. the house committee for example in the hearings for the last two months have laid out in very plain english and frankly on live video and real world examples some pretty damning examples of trump's conduct in the run up to january six and the degree that he was involved in inciting the deadly attack on the capitol. it's unclear how far the justice department will go with this investigation. it's an important revelation that they are investigating trump's actions. that doesn't necessarily mean that th

. >> welcome to the show, i'm zerlina maxwell, coming up after congressman matt gates mocked a 19 year old abortion advocate, she used the attention to raise more than 1 million dollars for abortion funds. thanks to matt gates and many americans seeking abortions will be able to get them, and get helping for them. more government text messages from the crucial days around the january six insurrection are now found to have vanished according to the washington post. the latest missing records are from two officials inside of the trump administration acting homeland security secretary chad wulf, and acting deputy secretary ken cuccinelli, we will get to all of those stories and more throughout the course of this hour, but we start with the latest efforts of the united states to win the release of wnba star brittney griner from a russian jail. russia's foreign minister now says he is open to talking to secretary of state anthony blinken about the u.s. proposal for russia to belize griner and former marine paul whelan in exchange for the release of a russian arms dealer named victor boot. r

matt: maybe not price cuts. they will probably do something clever when they launch the new round of upgrades in september. there will mask price cuts into have a package on bread that upgrade -- how they package and brand that upgrade. samsung overnight, they are expecting slower consumer demand for these expensive technology goods. i think that's going to come into play for apple in the coming quarter. tom: going back to the job situation in the technology space, and mark zuckerberg said they have to be more cautious on hiring. what is your take on where things stand in terms of how these companies are thinking about jobs, hiring and that reduction? matt: we heard similar messages from google. throughout the pandemic, they all invested heavily because their businesses were going gangbusters. they invested too much. they having to think harder and in a more grown-up way, if you like, about how they resource their businesses and staffing levels is going to be an important part of that scrutiny. tom: matt bloxham

matt? >> bradley blackburn in highland park, illinois, thank you. >>> overnight two police officers were wounded after shots were fired during fourth of july festivities in philadelphia. you can see a large crowd running away at around 9:45 last night as fireworks were being set off. officials say there are no arrests or suspects at the moment. police say both officers have been treated and released. one of the officers was grazed in the head. you can see the bullet resting in his hat. the police union president said the officer had the prayer card on his recently deceased father in that hat and his dad was an angel on his shoulder. >>> last night's fireworks show in akron, ohio, was canceled after the mayor declared a state of emergency after a 9:00 p.m. curfew over a protest over a police shooting. body cam video showed police killing an unarmed black man. jayland walker was shot 60 times during a chase. >>> wnba star brittney griner is appealing directly to president biden to try to avoi

i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. test. >>> it's >>> it's thursday, july 21st, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> primetime hearing. a potential blockbuster tonight in the capitol riot investigation as the select committee prepares to give its most detailed account yet of donald trump's actions on january 6th. >>> the heat's horrible. try to find shade where you can. >> blistering heat as much of the nation bakes under dangerous temperatures. president biden announces new steps to help keep americans cool. >>> embattled police chief. new fallout for pete arredondo nearly two months after the uvalde school shooting. >>> well, good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the house committee investigating the capitol riot returns to primetime tonight. the panel will lay out minute by minute president trump's actions. members of the select committee will show more evidence on trump's confrontation with secret service agents who allegedly refused to drive him to the capitol. the security officials dispute that account. serena marshall is in washingto

what about trump, matt, and what about this recession we're in, matt? biden would give his eye teeth to have donald trump's numbers slirt with republicans. he is the most popular republican in the country and wins the straw polls. we'll have the straw poll in texas. he will dominate. that's the way it is. republicans make the mistake when they make it about joe biden. joe biden is an accidental president who got the nomination because barack obama intervened and got everybody out of the race. mark zuckerberg spent $417 million to fortify the election so let's put him off to the side for a little bit. i don't think he is running for president. i think that's a joke. the real question is socialism and the radical policies that the democratic party, threw joe,d adoeptd, nancy pelosi adopted, charles schumer adopted went far left. the green new deal says we want $7 a gallon gas. part of the green new deal. all the policies we are getting. let me finish. by the way, your lips to god's ears and joe biden running again. on the inflation piece now they will spe

oh, says matt, matt, matt okay. who we spoke to? well, yeah. and then you can pick up a meeting of it is, is the same line of thought. matt, who we spoke to earlier, had an idea about why conflict was happening in sudan and the involvement of the military leadership and people who have been supporting them. this is matt sperry. i've been changed by your theory, but let's listen to math festival. i think it's really important that we characterize and what's taking place there as a latest consequence of a political logic. those govern sudan since independence. i'm, we're by security leads in cartoon securitized and, and exploit the resources from the peripheries in order to fatten their own pockets . i'm the coolest that came to power after toppling the civilian administration. in october 2021. they have applied and reinforced the same political logic, making them drivers of conflict in the peripheries. mission guy had yes, as a, as we're speaking right now, one of our young people or was killed or in her tomb in only remained to be particular or

well, just look at matt hudson—smith. what a moment for him. years, but now finally, he is a world medallist. it has been a whirlwind, like, these past three years — achilles tendon tears, hamstring tears, a lot of mental health issues, and this is just the start, like i said, so i'm going to enjoy it. but the performance of the day, indeed one of the performances of the decade, came from a america's sydney mclaughlin, as she beat her own world record in the 400 metres hurdles by nearly three—quarters of a second. commentator: sydney mclaughlin smashes the world record! - in a sport of the finest margins, a quite extraordinary feat and the defining display of these championships. andy swiss, bbc news, eugene. that's all from sportsday. goodbye. coming up next on bbc news it's the uk's hottest day: a new normal? the uk is experiencing unprecedented heat, records have been broken, the highest level of weather warnings are out there. i'm nick miller from bbc weather and coming up with a host of experts, we'll be letting you know everything about e

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now i guess the government would say, and matt hancock has said many times, that these — matt hancockhese were extraordinary times, was it not better to get these problem _ was it not better to get these problem fixed and get deals moving rather— problem fixed and get deals moving rather than have the problem still be out _ rather than have the problem still be out there and people potentially getting _ be out there and people potentially getting seriously set? the company has responded to this saying that the conclusions are deeply flawed and have — the conclusions are deeply flawed and have issued a legal complaint. so they— and have issued a legal complaint. so they are — and have issued a legal complaint. so they are clearly denying this and are angry— so they are clearly denying this and are angry about it. i think a lot of people _ are angry about it. i think a lot of people at— are angry about it. i think a lot of people at home won't need to be an ekpert— people at home won't need to be an expert legal barrister to look at these _ expert legal barrister to look at these sick —

i'm matt pieper in for anne-marie green. today millions of americans are spending time with family and friends after days of travel that's expected to break all-time records. after filling up on barbecue, people will will have to make the return trip home where they could face major headaches at the airports. lilia luciano has more. >> reporter: millions are on the move across the nation this holiday weekend. travelers are returning to airports in record numbers but are facing thousands of canceled and delayed flights. >> definitely planning for extra, extra chaos and are trying to check as much as we can to keep moving through the airport simple. try not to lose these two. >> reporter: tsa screened nearly 2.5 million passengers friday, the highest since before the pandemic. that same day, almost a third of flights were late or scrubbed. alam khan was stuck at new jersey's newark airport saturday trying to make his wedding. >> she's waiting in toronto. so we're trying to get married. i'm just going to shoot her a call like,

matt had plans. >> after dinner, matt left for a bonfire with high school friends. >> the marshall cameras derby in his suburban at 9:08 pm. ann said she and bill watch tv, and then, made love. around 10 pm, bill called a friend, and made plans to go horseback riding the next day. that would be sunday. cameras caught matt driving back home, through derby, 11:28 pm, saturday. it ann said she waited up for, then joined bill in the bedroom, where he was fast asleep. >> so you woke up, the next morning, in your bed. >> i went to sleep in my bed, i always sleep in my bed. >> and it all fit. most of it, confirmed, by those cameras. but, there was one little thing. one more official looking piece of paper that noah fished out of the box. what could ann stout tell investigators about that? coming up -- >> we now knew, we were dealing with a narrow window of time. >> could broccoli solve this murder? >> the stomach stops digesting at the moment of death. the florets on the broccoli were still recognizable. >> when dateline, continues. , continues. you look fantastic. it's jon. hamm, from the blind

matt, he called you a name.ust said matt and i agree and i want to give you a chance to rebut. >> the ultra-maga, all of this stuff. let's take the labels and throw them to the side and say this. we will only get better as a country as we work together on our serious problems. what joe biden said to congress is the way we'll solve our economic problems is to pass more versions of build back better and do more juicing of the economy. a one-trick pony the democrats know, spend, spend, spend and we have to reduce our spending especially at the federal level to try to combat this inflation beast. when we have combated this inflation levels in the past it took a decade to get out of it. this is a very serious problem. joe biden better start coming up with solutions. solutions aren't spending more and drill baby drill. put the programs online. instead of going to saudi arabia and venezuela and iran begging for oil and gas it's disgraceful. we have it here. we can do that. >> harris: we'll have to make time to give me

there are other valuations and i'll quote matt back to matt like price to sales which are still near historic highs. as prices have come down, not all valuations have, correct >> exactly people can play with earnings. writeoffs session. it is something you have to be careful. all of the people who cite pe ratios it is not a really good one to follow you can't fake sales unless you flat out lie right now, 2.2 for sales that is what we saw at the top at the top of the tech bubble back in 2000 it got up to over three times sales because of the liquidity provided by the fed. we can't maintain this level people are looking for valuations we are seeing valuations we see at tops. >> we got earnings set to roll out. matt, how critical are earnings and guidance numbers as second quarter earnings season is about to pop >> vitally important almost too many people are looking for them and disappointing for people for it to actually happen let's face it, the situation with peak inflation. who cares if we get peak inflation if it stabilizes high prices it will happen because of supply driven guida

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matt , sad, tragic story. it really is , sean. m and you may recall the national spotlight shined on this hot button story earlier this month when president bidento referencd a 10 year old ohio girl, then forced to travel to indiana fore an abortion because of o roe v. wade being overturned. well, wero now know that an illegal immigrant from guatemala, twenty seven year oldant, her son pointis is the person accused of raping a 10 year old girl. and we learned fuentes was living with the girl today in court. fuentes was ordered to be held without bond. he pleadededir not guilty to two counts of .ed the judge did not g hold back ii explaining why she ordered no bail on a child who has gone through the physical trauma of being. the physical trauma of being 10 years old and beingng impregnated, the physical a and mental and emotional traumad of having to drive to anotherg state. columbus police say pointis confessed that he attacked the girl and dna of the aborted he wasabfirmed the father. if convicted , fuentesor faces c life in pri

i'm matt pieper in new york.t where ten black people were killed two months ago. employees, neighbors, and elected officials toured the overhauled store thursday, the same day a federal grand jury issued a 27-count hate crimes and firearms indictment against the white suspected gunman. >>> as covid% hospitalizations rise, the los angeles county health director warns that an doorrerants, stor shatenmeon long island, yorkea.o the victims were lifeguards. all the injuries were nonlife-threatening. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> one week from now, the january 6th committee will hold a prime-time hearing with what lawmakers promise will include never before seen evidence that they say proves donald trump's culpability in the assault on the u.s. capitol and explain what he was doing for three hours as the symbol of democracy was ransacked. well, tonight we have new former president all

i will go from you matt -- matt you were from dhs security infrastructure at the time as we all it. and you saw the things we was talking about across the nation. the -- if we all think back for a moment especially those of us in this room, the night -- we did not hear a lot about september 3. i'm trying to back to where their news reports online of the holes. not really. where their news reports of the machines not working not really? they went pretty smoothly. it was not until thou carmen started to be known -- the outcome started to be known. -- what he has to say about election name and talk about that a little bit -- dhs in particular really tried to set the record straight on these things. i don't know if we can talk about the political rushers that were light but i think everyone worked with dhs thought that was an incredibly professional group. the role they paid played was very important in the postelection period. thank you to be on this panel but to be in this room it is pretty humbling. as the folks that administered the election across this country that as wayne said in

matt, what is the forecast? i meant you matt, as well as the weather.lift your spirits as well, they will be some of that around for all of us as we go through today. still a few showers and a forecast but not as many as yesterday. more of you will spend the day dry, if not completely dry, mostly dry. this is the area of cloud which brought the persistent rain yesterday, it has moved out of the way and does link back into this across northern scotland. this is where the more persistent rain is this morning. notice on our radar chart, only a few showers dotted around at the moment, mainly in western areas, this is where we will see the clouds begin the day, some avoiding them altogether. during the day that risk of showers transfers its way to central and eastern parts, the showers could become heavy and perhaps boundary into the afternoon, especially in eastern scotland and north—east england. it does mean fewer showers and more sunshine in the west to end the day. temperatures today not far off yesterday's values, not 1 temperatures today not far off y

we're back with matt and jason. matt, what do you think? >> here's what i think.peculate whatever on -- i have no idea what's going to happen in 2024. i have my theories, and i think -- but listen, the house is on fire. why are we arguing about what color we're going to paint the walls when we rebuild the house and put the fire out? i have no understanding why democrats or anyone and the media -- we're approaching the hundred-day out from a midterm. if things don't go well in the midterm, meaning if these election deniers win secretary of state, win the -- win governorships, win attorney general, take back the senate, take over the house, it doesn't matter who's on the ballot in 2024. it doesn't matter if it's joe biden, it doesn't matter if it's kamala harris, it doesn't matter if it's pete buttigieg. it does not matter. so, my thing -- and we have mutual friends, probably both of -- all of us have mutual friends that want to speculate and want to go off and think joe biden should say that he's not running and all that. concentrate on what's right in front of us.

matt, it is clear that pence got support from house republicans on the hill.ill is a far, far, far away from america. does he have support from the gop base? remember what those insurrectionists were chanting, hang mike pence. >> first of all, these are all the same people that will line up with donald trump the moment that he cracked his whip and does whatever he wants. so what they say when they walk out of a meeting, they say they love mike pence. is to me, basically meaningless. one, two, as donald trump's thousand 80, 85% favor ability rating among republican primary voters. he has a 95% success rate on who he endorses and who wins the primary. and every single poll shows donald trump with over 50% in a huge multi candidate field. in a much stronger position now than he was in 2015 and 2016 when you first ran and won the republican nomination and then won the presidency. i think that right now, mike pence is not even close to the top tier on the list. there is donald trump and everybody else in this list. and so, until you see these republican congressman

matt finn live in eagle pass, texas with the latest, hello, matt.ve seen steady stream of migrants, this is probably our third group. i just spoke to the migrants that traveled to the united states. they tell us they are coming from colombia, cuba and venezuela and some of them seem like they are very tired and faces are hot from the sun, 92 degrees with high level of humidity, of course, it's southern texas. we watched as the state trooper gave instructions to the migrants in spanish telling them that they'll be processed. you'll see the migrants are being placed in the shade by law enforcement here. they are going to be given water, some of them look like they desperately need water. there are men, women, very young children, babies, mothers carrying infants across the rio grande. the state trooper when she told the group they were going to get water, some of them shouted back water, water. agents say a drug-sniffing drug discovered cocaine hidden in tractor trailer, shipment of air-conditioning parts from mexico. cocaine busts are up 25% in june

cnn's matt egan is at the federal reserve. so what's the decision? >> reporter: the federal reserve just made history announcing that they're raising interest rates by 3/4 of a percentage point for the second meeting in a row. we haven't seen anything like that in back to back meetings in modern fed history, but we're not in nor times. we're dealing with the worst inflation inflation prices in 40 years. inflation remains elevated due in part to russia's invasion of ukraine and very high food and energy prices. so the fed is stepping in and acting like the firefighter. they're trying to put this inflation fire out. the goal here is to raise borrowing costs and try to cool off red hot demand, and that should hopefully allow supply a chance to catch up. but you know, officials also signaled that they're not nearly done with rate hikes. they said it would, quote, will be appropriate to continue raising interest rates. and here's the problem. they're raising rates into an economy that is already showing cracks here. in the new statement today, the fed ins