matt: decades of unhinged tourist development has come at a cost. gary bencheghib: the island of gods had become the island of trash. [singing foreign language] matt: now, mostly closed to the outside world, does bali have a chance for change, a chance to reset. gede robi: bali tourism industry based on these two things: nature and culture. we cannot sacrifice them. [chanting foreign language] male: normal temperature. please wear a mask. matt: i arrive in bali via a domestic flight from indonesia's capital, jakarta. for almost a year, the international airport has been shut. tourism has come to a grinding halt. male: please wear a mask. ♪♪♪ matt: walking through the international airport here, a place i've been through many times in my life is just quite surreal. it's normally bustling with international tourists coming to the island of the gods, but today it's so quiet, i can hear the air-conditioner. that's the only sound. [speaking foreign language] matt: over the past decade, the number of visitors to the island grew rapidly, from 2 to 6 million

matt has worked for almost 16 years, so we should not expect significant change. d matt was the leader behind our open share strategy, behind containers for the last three years. he is the leading products inside red hat, so you specs the same intensity, doubling down on the winners, but not a significant change. emily: last question, obvious a, you been at ibm, but in the ceo seat now for a couple of years. and through a pandemic. what are your goals for let's say the next five years? arvind: number one's relevance to clients and that comes from the areas we have picked. we have picked our areas and were going to double down on them. that results in revenue growth for the company, it results in cash flow growth for the company. that is a return to our investors. apart from that, my goal is clear. we want to build a platform that is going to stand the test of time. the mainframe was a great platform. it is time to build the next platform, which is going to be based on the hybrid cloud technologies from red hat, but also ibm is innovating around that. that will prov

. >> reporter: matt has lived on a boat in the marina for 17 years. >> yeah. it has a landmark two. >> reporter: it is where he's found a home in the bay area. >> not just because it is a low income, low impact housingful it is what we want to do. >> reporter: but he and the others will have to find a new place to live and they don't have much choice. >> we are going to be homeless. we are giving a very swift notice. >> reporter: on june 16th, around 110 boats received notes from the property owner. they're re-evaluating long term use of the marina and terminating all leases. residents have a choice. sign a document to agree to leave by october 15th or be faced with an eviction notice. >> there is no right of return. >> basically saying, go somewhere far, far away and just uproot your life. >> she works at the marina part time. she has a place to go but says many of her neighbors who are on fixed incomes, don't. >> many say i can't sleep. i'm so terrified what the future holds. i don't know how to manage all this. >> reporter: 14 of tenants who can live here fu

>> certainly, a new topic of debate for the market we will start with matt has warnings to investors in this rare bit of commentary from zuckerberg. hello, julia. >>> that's right. zuckerberg, giving that dramatic warning, saying this might be one of the worst downturns that we have seen in recent history. that, according to a report. this happened in a weekly q and a where he told employees that the company has to cut its engineer hiring target for the year to about 6-7000 down from 10,000. he also is reportedly saying they are turning up the heat to weed out employees who don't need aggressive goals. he says realistically, there are probably a bunch of people at the company who shouldn't be here. also, yesterday, the team product officer telling workers in a memo that mehta must prioritize more ruthlessly and operate leaner, meaner, better, executive teams. the company is telling us this was an internal strategy memo attempting to build and what we have already said publicly in earnings about the challenges we face in the opportunities we have. zuckerberg and cox reveal a company r

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 —

matt has happened?truly horrific crash here at the commonwealth games during the second qualifying round of the men's scratch race. it was in the final few laps of the race there was a multi—rider crash and in that crash england's matt walls flew over the stands into the two front rows with his bike. the whole session has been abandoned. the velodrome has been cleared of all spectators. there were screens put up around matt because he was treated for half—an—hour within the stands and now he's been taken out of the velodrome. he will be going to hospital. there was an impact on the spectators also because we saw a spectators also because we saw a spectator being wheeled away in a wheelchair, covered in blood. several others were clearly in shock. this was a really concerning situation. there was a lot of noise and debris. some other cyclists were stretchered off the track. as this is an ongoing situation we will be monitoring developments and i've just spoken to jason kenny, a well—known name and he sai

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matt graveling has been at the england team hotel in south west london.end of this competition, the lionesses are still very much in the hunt after a hard—fought extra time win against spain on wednesday. theyjoin the last four, with sweden, germany and france but in the last three major tournaments, it is at this stage where england left the competition. how are they feeling about tuesday's game? earlier we heard from the striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind of games you've lost in those situations, you don't try to think about them. it is focusing on the game coming up. we are focusing on the semifinals first. we haven't got ahead of ourselves, we still have a really tough game with sweden, they are the highest ranked team left in the tournament. the lionesses can afford to be confident with a record—breaking group stage in which they scored 14 goals and a great win over a hard spanish side. but coach, sarina wiegman is back on the sideline and the dutch manager, winning this competition the last time it was held in 2017 with holland.

matt pieper has those stories in today's "moneywatch" report. >> wall street got back from a slump onlked about how bad inflation is and how corporations are handling it. >>> in a first for the u.s., the fda has received an application for an over-the-counter birth control pill. paris-based company hra pharma has asked for authorization. it's currently available by prescription. the company is saying for a product that's been available for the last 50 years and used safely by millions of women, we thought we should make it more available. >>> how's your travel going so far this year? some 79% of traveler so far have experienced at least one travel-related problem this year. the biggest headache they reported, unexpected travel costs, prices that were higher than people were accustomed to. other problems, long waits, hard-to-find availabilities, and poor customer service. >>> and subs on the house. as part of subway's new series of 12 new subway sandwiches, the chain is giving away 1 million away from 10:00 to 12:00 local time. subway says from here on out customers can choose from the

i can tell you what it really think of his work is not used to me saying that so i will just say matt has served a very high level in elected office and he has servec as in the infrastructure security now he works at microsoft. and by two people in all of these especially. [inaudible]. [laughter] >> is a map, and then al schmidt, former commissioner the philadelphia and currently he's nonprofit in philadelphia in many might recognize him as he is done many appearances on tv and as a witness of the january 6th incident as well and to his left, is wayne darby former director - and nevada and he was transitioning in 2020, the legislature and foolishly still stated help run the november 2020, elections in nevada, as we all know - the fact that his family. [inaudible]. secretary of state for office and they county election officials and we can talk more about that later. and at the far end, the secretary common law, chapman, commonwealth secretary. and, secretary chapman, for a few years i'm sorry few months, ande then he's been in the elections for quite some time and now as secretary of comm

matt graveling has been at the england team hotel in south west london.of this competition, the lionesses are still very much in the hunt after a hard—fought very much in the hunt after a hard —fought extra very much in the hunt after a hard—fought extra time win against spain on wednesday. theyjoined the last four, with sweden, germany and france but in the last three major tournaments, it is at this stage when england left the competition. how are they feeling about tuesday's game. earlierwe how are they feeling about tuesday's game. earlier we heard from the striker, fran kirby.— game. earlier we heard from the striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur. those _ striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind _ striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind of— striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind of games - striker, fran kirby. they seem like a blur, those kind of games in - striker, fran kirby. they seem like i a blur, those kind of games in those situations, you don't try t

matt pieper has those stories and more in today's "moneywatch" report. >>> wall street capped a choppyained 90 points, nasdaq dropped 51 points, and the s&p 500 was up 5 points. >>> the travel industry could really use pilots right now, so much so that a group of congressional republicans is proposing legislation to raise the mandatory commercial pilot retirement age from 65 to 67. the regional airline association is praising the legislation saying a pilot shortage has resulted in 500 aircraft parked, serve.5 communities ng air but the airlines pilots association says it opposes any attempt to increase the retirement age. it would require pilots over age 65 to pass a rigorous medical screening every six months. >> you can now stream football games. nfl plus costs $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year and comes with streaming footage. there's a more expensive tier for streams without commercials. the new service is different from the nfl network or sunday ticket which both offers viewer access to live games, but must be paid for through a service provider. >>> and the clockco taco is no more.

matt pieper has today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: wall street rallied again thursday, extendingg streak to a fourth day and placing the major indices on pace for weekly gains. the dow took in 346. the nasdaq was up 259. s&p 500 gained 57. >>> u.s. jobless claims rose to 235,000. that is the most in nearly six months. the numbers indicate that a historically tight job market is easing up as companies let go of workers amid economic uncertainty. the labor department releases its june jobs report today, and analysts expect that employers filled 276,000 jobs. >>> now to mortgage rates and the cost of home borrowing is suddenly falling again. the 30-year fixed rate mortgage averaged 5.30% in the week ending july 7th, down from 5.70% the week before. it's fallen as looming fears of a recession grow. but having the money to buy a home still remains a challenge. mortgage rates are at the highest levels since the late 2000s. >>> and elon musk's twitter takeover is reportedly in serious jeopardy over spam accounts. "the washington post" says musk's team has stopped engaging in certain dis

matt: are we going to see 100 basis points? the market pricing hasone up and then back down, now may be headed back up. neel kashkari unveiled his dot plot with 3.9% at the end of this year and 4.4% next year and he is a dove. geoffrey: i think 75 should be the consensus. we should have markets pricing and 4% terminal or above 4% terminal. pricing in does not mean we get there. pricing that it is tightening financial conditions. that contains expectations as well. that process needs to run the course. tom: thank you so much. generous of you to join us for this extended visit and he is watching the pacific rim. we need to stop midway through our bank extravaganza with sonali basak, and i take issue with the idea that the short-term good news report on citigroup i get, let's remember this was a chain -- a train wreck in jane fraser is picking up the pieces. this is a one for tent reverse split is billion years ago. a $44 stock is four dollars. if you look back to 2007 is the other banks coming on and citigroup is a train wreck. as sonali basak mentione

if he tells me that marina told her that chuck todd hit him, i would want to know exactly what matt has to say about that incident firsthand. >> good to know. >> under oath, a federal law enforcement officer under oath. the committee perhaps knows something that the rest of us don't know. before i went out with the secondhand hearsay, which is going to get a lot of attention, i would want to know what the first hand witness has to say. >> technically, we're in our third version. >> it depends how you interpret hearsay. that testimony would not have been admissible in a courtroom. as you know, secret service agents don't normally talk about what they see, what they hear from their protectees. i was a protectee of the secret service for three years. they have to be in a position to hear and see all kinds of very sensitive things. >> lawmakers were briefed late on what the cassidy hutchinson testimony was going to be. the rank and file of the committee were briefed late on this. there was some discussion among them on whether or not this key detail should have been included. and that now t

matt pieper has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: stocks on walled higher wednesday after the federal reserve ratcheted up its campaign against surging inflation by raising its key interest rate. the dow gained 436. nasdaq up 469. the s&p 500 gaining 102. >>> meta on the decline. for the first time ever, facebook and instagram's parent company posted its first revenue decline. meta earned profits of $6.69 billion in the april and june period. that's down 36% from a year ago. it comes as competition from rival tiktok intensifies and a decline in ad spending. >>> spirit and frontier break up. for months the two had been working to possibly merge the two budget airlines. frontier's ceo says they're disappointed in the outcome, but the decision paves the way to approval for a competing takeover bid from jetblue. the "wall street journal" reports jetblue is nearing a deal to buy spirit, and it could be announced today. the deal would create the fifth largest carrier in the u.s. >>> and how's this for a dream job -- candy fun house, which is an online ca

matt pieper has those stories and more in today's "moneywatch" report. >> reporter: stocks closed lowerarking a choppy start to a week full of updates on two things that set stock prices, how much profit companies are making and where interest rates are heading. the dow lost 215, nasdaq down 92, the s&p 500 losing 32. >>> might see some tweets about this today. it is the first court hearing in the twitter versus elon musk suit. musk is not expected in the delaware courthouse. twitter sued him one week ago to force him to continue to buy the company after he said he was terminating the deal. musk has said the court should reject twitter's request for a short trial in the next two months. >>> possible good news at the gas pump. the biden administration's energy adviser says gas could soon drop to an average of 4 dollars a gallon. it's already that price in states with oil like texas and oklahoma. the national average stands at just over $4.50 a gallon, but gasbuddy says 25,000 stations are now back at $3.99 a gallon or less. >>> and we already knew toys "r" us was attempting a comeback. n

finn has nor. matt this officer-involved shooting early sunday morning in portland was caught on video by a man who says he has been independently filming police for 15 years. we want to warn you this video is graphic. the incident happened shortly after midnight yesterday, a male and female police officer responded to a fight between a man and a woman. the two officers try to arrest the unidentified man. a struggle breaks out and video shows that man apparently resisting arrest. that's when the video appears to show the suspect has a gun and he fires a shot in the air. the male officer appears to get the gun off the man but the suspect still struggles with police. about 15 seconds later, the female officer on the left-hand side fires six shots killing the man. here's a portion of that video. >> [screams] >> do you need step in do you need help? >> stop it, stop it, stop it. >> officer, do you need help? >> >> chris ponte is the man who shot that video from just feet away. he said it appeared police wer

matt pieper has today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: stocks fell again on wall street thursdaye worst quarter for the market since the onset of the pandemic in early 2020. the dow lost 253. nasdaq down 149. s&p 500 losing 33. >>> it is uber's second-ever safety report, and it shows sexual assaults in its ride-hailing vehicles are down since its last report, but the rate of fatal car crashes have increased. it covers 2019 and 2020 in the u.s. and says there were 141 reports of rape. in all, uber says it received 3,824 reports of sexual assault, down from about 6,000 in 2017 and 2018. in the latest report, 101 people died in car crashes. >>> across the country yesterday, off-duty delta pilots picketed at some major airports. it came as travelers gear up for the busy fourth of july weekend. the pilots are pushing for better pay and schedules saying they have not gotten a raise in more than three years. a spokesperson for the airline pilots association said there would be no walkouts this weekend. >>> and some americans will see a boost in wages beginning today. workers in more tha

matt pieper has the cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: yet another day of wall street stock declinessday after the latest report showing surging inflation added to recession fears. the dow lost 208. nasdaq down 17. the s&p 500 also losing 17. >>> the u.s. is getting another covid vaccine choice as the fda authorizes novavax's shot for emergency use in adults. it is the fourth coronavirus vaccine available in the united 18 a older, but just the independent vaccine advisors still must weigh in, and the cdc director then has to sign off on the recommendation. nearly a quarter of american adults still have not gotten their primary vaccinations. >>> since it began 15 years ago, netflix has prided itself on being commercial free. not anymore as the streamer will soon offer a cheaper version with the catch being advertisements. netflix will partner with microsoft on the plan expected sometime before the end of the year. >>> and check out this electric van. it could be delivering your online order from walmart next year. the superstore giant signed a deal with e vehicle maker canoe to purcha

matt pieper has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch." >> reporter: a back and forth daytreet ended with more gains for stocks wednesday. the dow gained 47, nasdaq up 184, the s&p 500 taking in 23. >>> might want to sell that house now as the housing market appears to be cooling. prices have increased with the median sale price of an existing home at $416,000 in june. but existing home sales declined for the fifth straight month. despite the higher prices, homes are still selling quickly. properties remained on the market an average of 14 days last month. >>> electronically delivered envelopes. the u.s. postal service says at least 40% of its new delivery trucks will be electric. initially the postal service sought to make about 10% of its fleet ev. president biden set a goal for the entire government fleet to be ev powered by the year 2035. the postal service makes up the largest share of federal civilian vehicles. >>> and here we go again with an interesting match-up. velveeta has leased its own martini made with -- yes -- velveeta-infused vodka. the veltini as it's cal

>> look, matt has been of my closest friends since high school.att is a deeply honorable person, journalist turned marine, turned deputy national security adviser. i think you can see him speak in a way that is consistent with the testimony he has given, somebody who puts country over party, someone who tries to reflect a nonpartisan tradition that the military has and brought that into public service, someone who is proud of the work he did with donald trump with regard to foreign policy, particularly china, but also somebody who had the moral clarity to realize once january 6th occurred, once you heard the tweet about mike pence was revealed, that he was honor bound to resign. >> after january 6? >> on january 6. >> he was one of the very few people, senior official that resigned that day. >> yes. >> a lot of people talked about it, matthew pottinger was one of the people that did it. >> i think he will be focusing on that impulse and a reminder to people that we all need to put country over party. it's the principles that led to that decision a

has a direct interest in becoming a monopoly. and that's what's wrong about the government's response. mattce as our national airline, i support that continuing. i think the idea they uld try and use th as an opportunity to stamp out competition and establish itself once again as a monopoly in some places was a little uncalled for and disappointing, given its proud history as a national airline. i mean, we're talking about a company that was government-owned and supported for many, many years. the position qantas is in is, at least in part, a reflection of long-term government involvement and investment. so i found it a little opportunistic for qantas to be trying to take advantage of this terrible situation. michael brissenden: there are-- clearly there are some critics of you speaking out so hard at that time, as i'm sure you're aware. and a lot of people point to qantas's influence in the market here, and influence with the government, of course. do you have undue influence in the market? alan: no, i mean, we are very much in a very open market here, one of the most open aviation markets

matt pieper has those stories and more in the cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: stocks closed loweralmart warned that inflation is negatively impacting american consumers' spending power. the dow lost 228, the nasdaq down 220, the s&p 500 losing 45. >>> some shopify workers have been laid off of 1,000 people, impacting most in recruiting, sales, and support. based in canada, shopify is an e-commerce service that allows merchants to quickly build and customize websites for selling on line. what was a pandemic-fueled explosion of online sales appears to be cooling off. >>> twitter sets a date even if elon musk doesn't show up and doesn't call back. september 13th is when its shareholders will vote on the company's pending buyout by the tesla ceo for $44 billion. that's despite twitter's ongoing legal battle over the deal. the case is going to go to a five-day trial in october. >>> he's 92, and he's still a force to be reckoned with. nasa memorabilia from the career of buzz aldrin sells for more than $8 million at auction including his moon landing hich million. the sotheby's auction i

matt pieper has today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: major stock indices shook off an earlynded with meager gains on wall street tuesday as worries about the economy continue to weigh on markets. the dow lost 129. the nasdaq gained 194. s&p 500 up 6. >>> for the first time in two months, oil has dropped below $100 a barrel. it sparked concern that an economic slowdown or even a recession could cut demand for petroleum products. citi says brent crude oil could fall to $65 by the end of this year, so the economy tip into a recession. there have been mounting fears of a recession in recent weeks which has helped take oil prices sharply lower. >>> aaa reports the national average of a gallon of gas is $4.80. >>> a boo-boo for nasa as it loses contacts with the satellite shortly after it broke free of the earth's orbit. it's headed for the moon as the latest step in nasa's plan to land astronauts on the lunar surface again. it will take four more months for the satellite to reach the moon, but communications are essential, and contact must be restored for the spacecraft to carry

matt pieper has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: wall streether wednesday, rising after a federal reserve maintained a tough line on inflation. the dow gained 69. the nasdaq up 39. s&p taking in 13. >>> the biden administration is proposing changes to student loan programs. it includes a rule that would curb interest rates for nearly all of the more than 40 million borrowers in the u.s. the action is intended to overhaul relief programs that have been criticized for their burdensome paperwork requirements and long processing times. it's unlikely to open debt forgiveness to huge swaths of borrowers, but it is meant to make it easier for those who already qualify. the education department plans to finalize the rules no later than by next july. >>> the white house is looking to help foreign manufacturers of baby formula stay on the u.s. market for the long term. the fda has announced plans to help overseas producers that have sent supplies to the united states under emergency approval to address the shortfall. they want them to be able to market t

matt pieper has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: stocks havehe same could be said for thursday for the most part. the dow lost 142. the nasdaq did gain 3. the s&p 500 down 11. >>> uber's safety issues are still ongoing. the ride-hailing company is facing a lawsuit filed by about 550 women who allege they were assaulted by drivers. the civil action suit was filed in san francisco and includes claims from women in multiple states. the law firm says it's actively investigating about 150 other alleged assaults. it comes two weeks after uber released its second-ever safety report in which it disclosed thatre 141ts of rape in the u.s. in 2020. >>> something to look forward to next year. you could be getting a pay raise. u.s. employers say they expect the average raise to be 4.1%. that's according to a survey of more than 1,400 organizations from firm willis towers watson. but while it would be the largest hike in 15 years, the u.s. is dealing with a 40-year high inflation rate. the consumer price index showed prices rose 9.1% year over year last mont

matt. mahon has a pro choice position. ech ceo matt mahan said his company wouldn't take sides the ad uses bites from an interview mayhan did as a tech ceo of a type of social media for civic engagement in the interview the ad uses he's asked how the platform handles people pushing pro-life or pro-choice opinions. we don't want to take sides on which side of immigration abortion or any other issue we think is right. we don't think that we're very well suited to do that. i've sent her a letter asking her to stop these misleading. attacks, we reached out to the chavez campaign and have not heard back san jose state public relations professor, dr. sean. fletcher says political attack ads like this are common and work like marketing targeting what he calls the least common denominator those of us who are unwilling to go do research or those of us who are so disillusioned by the influx and saturation of misinformation and disinformation nolan higdon a professor of history and communication says thanks to digital tools. we are se

matt bradley has the details. >> reporter: an american basketball star jailed in moscow appealing to the president a letter from brittney griner were delivered to the white house, in excerpts she begs president biden to intervene in her case i believe in you i still have so much good to do with my freedom you can restore. i miss my wife i miss my family i miss my teammates. it kills me to know they're suffering so much right now. the russians say they found vape cartages containing cannabis in her luggage. as i sit here in a russian prison alone with my thoughts and without the protection of my wife, family, friends, olympic jersey or any accomplishments, the letter to president biden said, i'm terrified i might be here forever griner was last seen publicly in amos cow courtroom last week when she was charged with drug smuggling. >> she's walking into a situation where their judicial system has a 99% conviction rate so, in their system, there is no innocent in their system it's guilty. >> reporter: the u.s. state department considers griner to be wrongfully detained and her family be

matt klein has lived on a boat in the oyster cove marina for 17 years it's where he's found a home in the bay area. >> it's not just because it's a low income, low impact. it's what we want to do. >> reporter: but he and the others who live here will have to find a new place to live, and they don't have much of a choice. >> we are going to be left homeless. we were given a very, very swift notice after very little warning. >> reporter: on june 16th, klein and the rest of around 110 boats here received notices like this one from the property owner. as the surrounding neighborhood develops, they're reevaluating the long-term use of the marina and terminating all leases. residents have a choice. sign a document to agree to leave by october 15th or be faced with an eviction notice. >> there is no right of return on the eviction notice. >> it's basically saying go somewhere far, far away and uproot your life. >> reporter: lucia lives at the marina part-time. she has plan, place to go. but says many of her neighbors who are retired or veterans on fixed incomes don't. >> most of my neighbors

matt: absolutely. going into europe has been a challenge for a solid decade.has always been difficult for foreign banks to come in and make money, there are not great examples of those who have. tom: james fraser is going to report on what citigroup is doing. off of wells fargo, with confusion off the corrected headline. wells fargo, morgan stanley and jp morgan out. citigroup, next. futures, up 11. good morning. ♪ to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life. golo is the only thing that will let you lose weight and keep it off. who loses 138 pounds in nine months? i did! golo's a lifestyle change and you make the change and it stays off. (soft music) >> what is happening in europe is impacting the u.s. >> i think we are near the peak of cpi. >>

has that story. the moment of realisation. a medal for matt hudson—smith, and few have fought so hard for it. d by injuries. he had to miss last year's olympics, but finally he showed what he could do. america's michael norman and grenada's kiranijames were beyond him, but he gritted his way to the gutsiest of bronzes. commentator: but it's - michael norman for the gold. kirani james, hudson—smith. after all the setbacks, all the struggles, you could see just what it meant. well, just look at matt hudson—smith. what a moment for him. he has had so many injury problems over the 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 spo

what she has is an active case of monkeypox. with mattted smaller and not as obvious. >> i maybe would have suspected they were the herpes virus or some other health condition. >> reporter: right now health officials are sounding the alarms for the lgbtq community. that's due to men having sex with men. but the outbreak could expand. >> it's like hiv. it was impacting men who had sex with men. it was like the general public was not paying attention, and then hiv became a disease that affected other people and then all of a sudden people got interested. >> dr. sanjay gupta reporting. >>> we have a quick programming note to share with you. tomorrow night cnn takes you along patagonia's coast in the cnn premiere, "patagonia:life on the edge of the world." here's a preview. >> patagonia's waters are bursting with life. running for 1,000 miles up the west coast, this is one of the most extensive regions on earth. fed by dozens of these feurdss is an intense breeding ground. and heading straight for it is the largest animal that has ever lived.

morgan stanley has different views on this. tom: matt miller, let's use your expertise on germany today. they are not worried about earnings expectations, they are worried about paying the gas bill. matt: prices continue to exponentially rise. i think they are also worried about selling their stuff. even with a weaker euro, and we had a 1.02 handle today, we saw a sales coming down in france, portending a bigger drop across europe. they cannot get the chips they need. tom: what does this mean for christine lagarde? what does this mean for her? her degrees of freedom are much less than the federal reserve. jonathan: she has not had to deal with a whole lot of it but she may have to now. the bundesbank pushing back against building this fragmentation, whatever that looks like. that will be a thorn in their side as they put this together. how do you tighten financial conditions but not too much? what is too much in italy compared to germany? tom: i will start the data check. the bloomberg dollar index is doing a little bit better than the m

the queen has sent a message to the team. it says... our reporter mattium here. earlier he spoke to fans making their way home after the match. if their way home after the match. you look behind n just if you look behind me, they have just stopped wembley way and just reopened it. we will have to go to the side otherwise we will get trampled. i have two fans with me. we have got neave and amy, who have just come out of the stadium, you guys tell me you are both 13 years old you play football, we had so many times about this tournament, they want to inspire the next generation, that is you guys, to talk to me about the tournament? tt was such a good atmosphere, in that it was really good because women's football is getting so much bigger now and itjust gets a good example for us. now and it 'ust gets a good example for us. ., , ., ., . for us. how did you feel watching the games? _ for us. how did you feel watching the games? i— for us. how did you feel watching the games? i mean _ for us. how did you feel watching the games? i mean these - for us. how di

used to keep homes warm in winter when energy is more expensive. 0ur environment correspondent, matt mcgrath, hase sand in question sits inside this silo, in a power plant on the edge of this small finnish town. it�*s the first commercial installation of a potentially important technology that works in a surprisingly simple way. we are heating the sand battery with clean electricity, and then storing the heat there, and taking up for use it later on. transfer that time that it�*s more useful. electricity from wind or solar power is converted into heat, which warms the sand up to around 500 degrees celsius. crucially, the sand can keep this heat without loss, potentially for months. here in kankaanpaa, the heat in the sand battery is then used to help power the district heating system, keeping homes, offices and indeed swimming pools warm all year round. heat is the biggest end use for energy all over the world. it�*s also critically important for survival in a country like finland, where the winter is long, cold and dark. and the recent move by russia to cut off supplies of gas and electricity in

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has been a horrific crash at the track cycling of the commonwealth games. in the second qualifying heat of the men's scratch, there was a multi—rider crash and england's matt bout this? (1) frankly, it was a hugely concerning moment during the morning session here. it was towards the end of the men's scratch race that there was this multi—rider crash on one of the high banking corners here at the lee valley velopark. there was a loud bang and many of the riders came together. what happened then was england's matt walls clipped one of the riders as he went up the track and he then flew over the barriers and he then flew over the barriers and into the crowds. because the stands here are incredibly close to the barriers. the spectators are inches away from the track and it is incredibly unusual for a rider to actually leave the track will stop so matt walls left the track with his bike, flew into the stands and there was silence really here as many people are shocked at what they had seen. we also saw another rider was taken away on a stretcher, there is a huge amount of debris. most of the concern was for matt walls because he remained in the stands for some

. >> reporter: matt pottinger has a lot of credibility. he had been one the people who was respected by people around washington, republicans and democrats. a serious figure. somebody who had a long standing interest in foreign policy. he has risen up to the national security adviser position, well-known for his advocacy on a stronger policy against china. he has spent years in asia as a reporter and that gave him the insight into covid, even though he wasn't a doctor, going through sars in asia, he saw what was coming and he was getting contacts from his own people in asia telling what was happening in china despite what the government was telling the world and he was trying to warn the white house and the united states in fact what was coming. he was the first one to wear a mask in the white house. he was mocked for it and ostracized for it because what he thought was the best way to prevent the spread of the virus. so he's a very credible witness. he's not political. he's not somebody who has any kind of anti-trump credentials here. he'

. >> reporter: matt ford has taken to social media to warn people about the virus. >> this sucks ands. >> reporter: now his frustration is even as his awareness grows, those who need it might have a hard time finding a vaccine. >> the supply is so altlow, thes not much to go around. >> reporter: since may, the number of cases in the united states has grown quickly. but the monkeypox vaccine has been rolling out slowly. >> we got an allotment of 200 vaccines and the appointments for that went in an hour and a half. >> reporter: new york city mayor adams has reached out to the federal government. mayor adams wants the white house to consider a longer interval in between the doses so more first doses could be administered immediately. right now, the cdc recommends the vaccine for high risk individuals. people who have been diagnosed with or exposed to monkeypox and people at higher risk of being exposed to monkeypox. that means not for the general population's prevention. >> the problems is we simply don't have enough vaccine. we're trying to play catch-up. we know that vaccinating peop

matt rivers has more. >> reporter: well, the idea that there is ongoing gang violence in the city ofis not in and of itself new. this is a city that has. plagued by gang violence for years now, and we've only seen that get worse over the past year or so with entire sections of port-au-prince not only blocked from one another because of gangs controlling certain highways, certain routes between certain neighborhoods, but also gangs just controlling huge swaths of territory in the city at a time where the government seemingly is unwilling or incapable of preventing gangs from doing those sorts of things. and even with that context what we've seen over the last ten days or so has truly been horrific. p with ongoing gang violence, fighting between two gangs, fighting for territory centering on and around the area in a re impourished neighborhood of port-au-prince called cite sole. tens of thousands of people live in this very poor neighborhood. and that neighborhood has essentially been cut off from the rest of port-au-prince as a result of these two principal gangs that have been fighti

matt rivers has the story. >> reporter: what authorities are saying likely happened is around 1:00 a.mmorning when a twin engine speedboat with 60 people left the coast of one of the islands in the bahamas and shortly thereafter that they responded to the boat and getting to the scene 7 miles off the coast they recovered the bodies of 17 haitians. 15 of them female. one was male. and the last body of an infant. they rescued some 25 people from the water and investigating this and saying the likely destination was miami, florida. we know that the number of haitians seeking to make the journeys to try to get to the united states via boat those journeys increasing as of late. from the united states coast guard late june that the coast guard put out a press release of intercepting 6,000 people from haiti trying to get to the united states by boat since october of 2021. that number is roughly four times the amount of people from haiti interseptembered in manner of the previous year. what is true is that the broader trends going on in haiti affect everyone. you have huge levels of poverty. y

so matt pottinger has enormous credibility in the national security community. he's a marine corps veteran. sarah matthews, a tried and true republican, hand picked by kayleigh mcenany. so you can't right her off as a never trumper or rino. >> i can't. they say it about mitt romney and liz cheney. >> that is true. but they are both going to bring the credibility of senior officials working in the west wing that day. matt will talk about the threat environment and what he was warned about, what weapons might have been brought to the capitol, what the crowds were looking like. she's going to talk about the efforts to get trump to say something and what he was and wasn't willing to say. so i'm going to be paying attention to the word about peaceably assembling, was he willing to call off the mob. it seems clear he wasn't. but she will walk through that tiktok. >> let me ask you, we had mick mulvaney on earlier. he said he thought what donald trump did, former acting white house chief of staff, was a dereliction of duty, but didn't know if that was a crime. is it a

cnn matt rivers has the details. >> reporter: what authorities in the bahamas are saying likely happenedis that what it was around 1:00 a.m. early sunday morning when a twin-engine speedboat carrying 60 people left the coast of one of the islands in the bahamas called new providence, it was shortly thereafter the authorities say they responded to an incident involving that boat, when they got to the scene roughly 7 miles off the coast they recovered the bodies of 17 haitians. recovering those bodies finding out 15 of them were female, one of them was male, and the last body being that of an infant. they say they rescued some 25 people from the water and they say they are investigating this as a human trafficking incident and say the likely destination of the speedboat was miami, florida. we know that the number of haitians seeking to make these journeys to try and get to the united states by about, those journeys have been increasing as of late, look at the numbers from the united states coast guard. it was in late june that the coast guard put out a press release saying they had interce

. >> reporter: knowing exactly what it feels like to have monkeypox, matt ford has taken to social mediaep ] sucks and you don't want it. i've got these on my arms. >> reporter: but now his frustration is that even as awareness grows, those who need it might have a hard time finding a vaccine. >> supply is so low that there's not that much to go around. >> reporter: since may the number of cases in the united states has continued to grow quickly. but the two-dose monkeypox vaccine has been rolling out slowly. >> we got an allotment of 200 vaccines, and the appointments for that went in about an hour and a half. >> reporter: new york city mayor eric adams has reached out to the white house to underscore his state's unmet demand. the two doses are usually given four weeks apart. but mayor adams wants the white house to consider a longer interval in between the doses so more first doses could be administered immediately. right now, the cdc recommends the vaccine for high risk individuals, people who have been diagnosed with or exposed to monkeypox, and people who are at higher risk of being

it wouldn't be the first time that matt gaetz has been accused of this. going up to the line. michael cohen's testimony in front of the congressional hearing, matt gaetz sent out a tweet that many took as a threat about his testimony. here we have not a threat but perhaps an inducement to roger stone. we have roger stone complaining on this recording saying, look, i'm going to go down, the jurors don't like me. i don't want to hurt donald trump. you have matt gaetz responding saying, you're going to go down, e i've seen the report, you're all over it. don't worry. he says specifically the boss still has a very favorable view of you that he said it directly. he says i don't think the big guy can let you go down for this. so this is very clear type of inducement for -- hey, this is what we can do for you, think about this during the trial. sure enough we know that roger stone was convicted. he was sentenced. and then he was pardoned. and you know, the most ironic thing about this is as matt gaetz is making this recording, as he's having this conversation, he is actually sitting

nbc's matt riley has more. >> today, fresh evidence that russia is not finished with strategically importante island, as recently as last night. days after, must go said they take it -- it comes as russia steps up its aerial assault on the rest of ukraine, including civilian targets. only a few miles away on ukraine's southern coast, rescue workers combed through the wreckage of a 12 story residential building and nearby recreation center. >> we heard strikes, we live close by, says this local resident, we help those who survived. those who unfortunately died, we have to carry them away. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy condemned the attack on ukrainian civilians, the deadly since the war began. >> this is conscious, deliberately target russian terror and not some sort of error coincidental missile strike. >> the missile strikes near odessa killed at least 21 civilians, including one child, according to ukraine's emergency services. once again, kremlin spokesperson dimitri peskov denied that russian military had denied -- he said strikes were against military facilities. but it was ju