tony, melissa?do this to melissa, he's never done anything to him. >> so you're telling the designs you look at the wrong guy. >> yeah. >> tony now melissa? >> he had met or a few times, over the years, but we weren't social. >> debra told police she and tony had been married for 17 years and had four children. they had separated more than a year earlier. tony had been moved into a house into miami gardens with a friend. for 20 years, he had worked for florida east coast railways, hauling fright. >> you know he basically drove a train for a living. >> police check them out on their computer. >> is he any priors? >> none. no priors. >> the tigers went to talk to toni, and recorded the conversation. >> how well did you, do you know this, deborah's friend? >> melissa, i know her from her. i've seen her, a few times. >> you guys have any problems maybe? something like? that >> number, i don't think i ever spoke to her more than two words. >> do you know if she's had anything to do with what you are goin

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melissa. >> i don't know. it might be bought doesn't seem like a good one steph, do you like any of these fintech names? >> oh, no, definitely not. not when i have something like bank of america when they spent $30 million over the last decade so i'd rather own the financials that have earnings, that have cheap valuations, good capital ratios and positioning >> thanks a lot, kate rooney. >>> closely watched ban ank list mike mayo out with a big call on the banks. lowering price targets across the entire sector citing tough year-on-year comps and the marks to book value but mayo does say regional banks should fare better than wall street banks while keeping bank of america as a top pick what's your top pick, steph, in the banking sector >> well, after the capital tests, the stress tests, i think morgan stanley as the winner hands down in terms of them turning around and increasing their buy back and a dividend. the only company to do both, by the way, so they look like a shiepi shining star i like what they hav

melissa swiped, right. when she saw the dow on taking up hinge in august 2021 using stolen photos of a tie. when exact a, the man claimed he was chinese, an architect and stranded in the united states because of the pandemic. and this is another project he was supposedly working on. he was hugh. you would share on pictures of his dog videos of live, where he went on vacation. we text, literally morning to night. every day it was very, very believable. so to was the online investment company, he encourage her to open an account with a very careful person. i did my researcher elise, i thought i did my research. over the next couple of months, melissa transferred $300000.00 to the account virus crypto currency wallet. at 1st she was able to withdraw the money, but soon became victim to what's known in china as pig butchering. i'm the peg of harley. i. yeah. like they're raising pigs, they're gonna sign up the peg, which is fine up the, the victim. and then once it's, it's fat and do see which is when they get

melissa transferred $300000.00 to the account virus crypto currency wallet. at 1st she was able to withdraw the money, but soon became victim to what's known in china as pig butchering. i'm the peg, apparently. i yeah, like they're raising pigs. they're gonna fan up the pig, which is fine up the, the victim. and then once it's, it's fat and you see which is when they get a lot of money out of us than there are just gonna butcher us. my scammer, he got as much money out of me as, as they can. and then he disappeared. melissa then discovered the scanners were not in the united states, but in southeast asia. oh, it is a warble feeling. i don't know if i will ever, i don't know fine justice because he's in cambodia. but on the other side of the world, melissa scanner may also be a victim for almost 40 years. cambodia has been ruled by prime minister and then and his cambodian people's party, repressive and brutal. he, his family and his cronies treat the country like their own business. empire. cambodia has long been regarded as one of the most corrupt countries

. >> good morning, melissa the second quarter started out great for manhattan real estate.ot stronger the median sales price reaching an all-time record of $1.3 million, the average sales price reaching over $12 million. manhattan is a cash-heavy market more than half the deals done in the quarter were cash. on the high end, over $4 million in sales 99% of the deals were in cash. you would think the city would have avoided all the mortgage weakness we would have seen in a lot of the country, but each month got worse. june saw a bigdown turn. sales contract falling 30% you look at unsold inventory that's starting to pile up for the first time since the pandemic supply up 30%. brokers are waiting to see whether this continues one thing that's supporting the sale side is rents are now reaching a record of $4,000. that was back in may $4,000 a month that's supporting the sale side a little bit melissa. >> are we seeing investments in home purchases what's the difference there and is investment still fulg up and propping up the market >> most of the post pandemic market is rampi

melissa then discovered the scammers were not in the united states, but in south east asia. oh, it is a warble feeling. i don't know if i will ever, i don't know fine justice because he's in cambodia. but on the other side of the world, melissa scanner may also be a victim for almost 40 years. cambodia has been ruled by prime minister and then and his cambodian people's party, repressive and brutal. he, his family and his cronies treat the country like their own business. empire. cambodia has long been regarded as one of the most corrupt countries in asia. but in the past few years, roxanne via has taken on a whole new dimension the country becoming a haven for rufus international criminal across cambodia, compounds like these surrounded by barbed wire fences, how cyber scam operations run by chinese nationalists. there are thousands of people in cambodia being forced to work and scamming compounds. jake seems heads up international justice mission in cambodia. the american human rights organization has been involved in rescuing national was from a cross, asia entrapped in c

i'm melissa lee in for sara eisen. we're off session lows but have sizeable losses in the s&p 500 we're down by 1.3% the nasdaq has seen the brunt of the pain down 2.2% with the wipeout across the board on social media stocks. russell small caps down 2% coming up an exclusive interview with sam bankman-fried with the outlook on cryptocurrencies and his big stake in robinhood let's get more on the markets and bring in lori from rbc capital markets who just lord h lowered her s&p 500 price target you joined your counterparts in terms of lowering your estimates for the s&p for the year and next year and lowering your targets. what was behind the move finally? >> look, i think we were surprised how far markets broke to the downside earlier. we thought we would stick in this growth scare range but unfortunately this last batch of fed actions took the market down a notch lower and brought recession onto the table we needed to do some hard thinking about what the earnings outlook would look like. we did make a pretty sizeable

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far a william speaking to melissa sharman. _ not? far a william speaking to melissa sharman.melissa sharman. they are in l not? far a william speaking to i melissa sharman. they are in great voice still. they're making wembley way and we have had all the renditions of the famous songs. 0ur sports correspondent, alex howell, is with me. we have made you earn your keep today, we have a very grateful for you being here and answering all of my endless questions. it has been remarkable, a huge success for football generally, women's football in particular, but a lot of expectations resting on what might be the legacy of this tournament? there definitely is. the way we felt it building up today and the significance of this match, of course, it was when england last won the world cup in 1966, women's football was banned. at that point it had been banned for 50 years. now it had been banned for 50 years. now it was banned 100 years ago. when england win this and they have won this trophy, it is significant, coming back here to lift it at wembley at the place where the last national t

we are back with melissa murray. one, what does it mean when this largely press averse attorney general, and i can atft to that personally, grants a tv interview at this juncture after those hearings wrapped. and two, what do you make of him saying anyone possibly being prosecuted? >> well, with regard to the time of this interview, i think that really speaks to the fact that these set of hearings were aimed at a number of different audiences -- the american public in advance of the midterm election, but also to the department of justice and merrick garland himself. i mean, this was an effort, i think, on the part of the special committee to show that there is some there there. there's something worth investigating. and to at least give the administration and the doj a head start, as it were to, investigate and to really get to the bottom of all this and hold accountable those who planned, plotted and executed this insurrection on january 6th. as to the a.g.'s responses to lester holt, i'm not entirely sure this was

do you think melissa as well? um, yeah, i mean, i think elaine's point about what i was thinking about how the history the history that has been told maybe started with the kind of low-hanging fruit in terms of what what were the what was preserved in terms of the documentation, you know kind of starting there and then as susan was saying, i mean the questions have broadened so much as we've begun to understand that it is not just the history of our political leaders of white men that needed to be preserved but expanded into all kinds of realms people of different races ethnicities sexual orientation gender all of those things, which we are now, we're a looking for evidence of that history in those documents that may have been overlooked before and you know, just prioritizing learning and sharing those histories, which just hadn't been i did in the past. so i mean i think women will continue to do a lot of that work as just as they started but again, fortunately the field has opened up so much to for us to be so m

and i just rush at her and go, "melissa, will you marry me! married. >> jimmy: you've been married ever since congratulations on that. that's a beautiful story [ cheers and applause i love it when you come on you guys make a great team i want to show everyone a clip here's ben falcone and melissa mccarthy in "god's favorite idiot." take a look at this. >> i just was wondering if you'd like to go out sometime? but with me though i ask because i think you're really nice. and you're -- you're very lovely you're very bold also in a non-harassment way in the workplace. i wanted just to say that i think you're not ugly. in an attractiveness way oh, that's not it. >> that is not it. you basically just called me a a dude and an ugly dude >> perhaps we could imagine that i'm doing this better could we pretend, perhaps, that i'm a brad pitt? i don't know brad pitt i should call him bradley pitt could we pretend that i'm bradley pitt doing this how he would do it. like bradley pitt is suddenly inside of my body. >> oh. that's -- okay >> nope. no no, brad

i'm melissa lee with joe kernen. checking out the futures a lot can change with the june jobs report. we are looking to lose 11 at the open nasdaq looking to lose 53 at the open treasury yields. 10-year treasury under 3 once again. 2.9% 2-year treasury at 3.202 >>> and breaking news. former japanese prime minister shinzo abe died. he was shot while deliveringa speech at a campaign event the 67-year-old was the longest serving prime minister in japan. nbc's akori njoji is joining us now. shocking >> reporter: absolutely, joe the nation is in shock with news that the former prime minister shinzo abe shot and pronounced dead at the age of 67. this was a brazen act of gun violence that happened during broad daylight as the former prime minister shinzo abe was giving a speech to help a campaign ahead of parliament elections slated on sunday we are now getting more details of what happened in the hours after he was shot. his physician who treated him after air lifted to the hospital in western japan during a press conferen

i'm melissa lee with joe kernen. we have a down open across the board. s&p looking to lose 20 right out of the gate. dow looking to be down 150 nasdaq down 179t this morning. joe mentioned the euro sliding 1% this story is something we are watching from the german import numbers. euro this morning. can we pull that up against the dollar a big chart. i guess we won't hit that chart this morning take our word for it here we go euro dropped 8% against the dollar this year $102.97. let's look at energy a strike in norway for offshore workers to reduce oil and gas output $108.86 is the level and check of cryptocurrency. bitcoin. went back down. >> it fell off the cliff with futures. it was above 20 last night futures indicated higher this morning. >> and everything changed on the dime >> it is 9.99 correlation for nasdaq and bitcoin >>> we'll get to the tariffs story. i am fascinated. this is a microcosm of the world. germany reunification. 30 years since that country had to import more than it exported for a single month they had a 30-year streak. a wordle s

melissa you want to have the final word? i'd like to respond to your very provocative question tisa about the availability of religious freedom as an argument. i'm gonna be sitting with that a lot and i really like the question that you framed. it. does the availability of religious freedom as a rallying cry create more problems than it solves in the current moment. i'm a historian so i don't study the current moment that much but i i am curious to know. how religion focused vaccine discussions are playing out if that's at all effective when we're looking at the hyperlocal level of conversations between neighbors families healthcare providers patients and so on but also related to other issues religion focused discussions on contraception and abortion can be much more complex than we give it credit for. you know in the earlier panel about polarization to spend a lot of time talking about the consequences of our the structure of our democracy. in our political parties here, i'd like us to to think about how this panel reminds

ah, i'm melissa chant, thanks for joining us. it's been a political and emotional upheaval for japan from the assassination of sions obeyed last friday. and that shadow over national elections on sunday. and now just 5 days later, a final farewell to a prime minister that both inspired and divided japan crowds lined the streets of downtown tokyo to pay their respects. tuesday's funeral service was small, attended by close family members, friends and senior officials. afterwards, a hearse carrying abby's body made a final tour of the political landmarks that defined his career, the national parliament, the prime minister's office, and the headquarters of his liberal democratic party. shinta ave was campaigning in the western city of norah last week when he was fatally shot by a man with a hand made gun the suspected killer. a was arrested at the scene and his motives are still under investigation. correspondence, sonya blanca is following the story from tokyo and she spoke to us about how shins obee will be remembered. i mean, for

melissa. we discovered them in a forest. now we immediately began fighting a lot though we were lucky that day because our unit left the battle with only 2 wounded. his muffled me and another lad had wobbled on. so yeah, a boy is sheldon florence who jenko received 2 bullet wounds and the shrapnel wound to his legs. he's one of the 1st ukrainian soldiers to be treated in germany says the russian attack began alone no final to medical care. the patient received and ukraine was excellent, but he needed further operations. so of course, to do that, we needed a large team and the appropriate infrastructure, which is practically nonexistent in ukraine at the moment, minimum cleaning, oh, actual glass breaking in 6 soldiers are being treated at the louisa hospital in austin. maxim cut of ankle was shot at by a russian tongue. the don bus at piece of shrapnel hit him in the arm. oh, immediately. oh, media of my median nerve is damaged virginia. should i am still, i can move my hand in this direction,

ah, i melissa chan. thanks for joining us. uncertainty continues in sri lanka, as security forces clashed with protesters in the capital overnight, leaving dozens injured. the government has now extended its curfew and is demanding that people leave the presidential palace. ah. inside with the outgoing president got to buy a raja pox, a gone and no one in clear charge of the situation. protesters have been celebrating many had been out on the streets demonstrating for weeks. now there is cause to sing. ah no, no one has a sense of what will happen next. protestors have begun leaving the presidential palace and other government buildings, but anger and frustration remains. hi jimmy i than about this is not us handing back these institutions. on july 9th, people came and occupied it. now we're leaving me no longer. can anyone except got to by roger puck so as the president of this country about joe dinardo with the discovery to guinea. make it back. yeah. yeah. yeah. no, not really to dig. holler in the be

melissa, we discovered them in a forest. now we immediately began fighting a lot though we were lucky that day, boy, because our unit left the battle with only 2 wounded, his lawful me and another lad had wobbled on it. so yeah, boy is sheldon corpus from jenco received 2 bullet wounds and the shrapnel went to his legs. he's one of the 1st ukranian soldiers to be treated in germany, says the russian attack began alone no final to medical care. the patient received in ukraine was excellent, but he needed further operations. so of course, to do that, we needed a large team and the appropriate infrastructure, which is practically nonexistent in ukraine at the moment in ohio, who i'm speaking him is 6. soldiers are being treated at the louise and hospital in our him, maxim cut of ink or was shot at by a russian tongue. the don bus at piece of shrapnel hit him in the arm. oh, mia? oh mia? oh my median nerve is damaged virginia. should i am still, i can move my hand in this direction, but not in the other. and i can't feel anythin

ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. got to by a roger pox, a has fled sri lanka and landed in the mall div after failing to escape to his 1st choice destination. due by the former present, resigned on wednesday, designating the prime minister renewal wick rem, sega, as the new acting president. he has declared a state of emergency a curfew and police have deploy tear gas to disperse crowds of protesters still out on the streets. people do not seem ready to embrace the country's new leader or your fight if one of the board would resign. and i've been going to do mr. carman bliss. and i think that's the longest bit of a beginning. even if the prime minister becomes president, he has no mandate that the president had some the people support and i believe we grammy single does not have the support of the people at all. and we're not prepared to recognize him as the president officer out of the stiffness. now before he should realize the follow up with those months after storming other government buildings, protestors turned

nted to thank melissa for being proactive. thank you.wnted to thank melissa for being proactive. anted to thank melissa for being proactive. thank you. mrs. usey. >> hello. good evening thank you for the presentation and the intent to help us. i want to bring up, again. how stress actively is, usually it is excite to get a paycheck and it is stressful and a let of time devoted i wonder i did not see much about making sure people 403b's are looked into. we work hard to make sure that we are providing for ourselves and -- there is still a big mess. i hope that there is time taken to -- look at that closer. it is a lot of work. to get out of and a financial hardship for us that we were not expecting. we wanted to trust our paycheck is what we worked for. thank you. >> thank you. >> yes, hi, thank you. melissa thank you for tracking the progress and making a ton of improvement and better the program. one thing i felt i usually make a lot of mistakes is the ui interface. it is very difficult to enter the -- time sheet and that they are jumbled together. of mistakes and secretary fix t

ah, i'm melissa chan. thanks for joining us. he is finally out. got to buy a roger pox out who fled sri lanka earlier this week for singapore officially resigned as president. he leaves behind a rec nation in political and economic chaos. despite a curfew. the reports of roger pox, his resignation triggered celebrations on the streets of the capital colombo. it was the central demand of the thousands of protesters calling for change. early on friday, sri lankan parliamentary speaker confirmed the news that again i the but the go, how big a bunch of the resignation letter sent by president go to buy or roger poxel has been received by me. accordingly, the president has legally vacated the post with effect from the 14th of july 2022 the on the all of it you have yet. so demand number one, that the president resign. check. what now for the protest movement. here's d w's mini are chaudhry in colombo. i'm add them woman standing at the old barn made with building, which is right now the presidential secretariat behind me. you can see a lot of people si

he's kind of on your shoulders now melissa.what i thought my life would be. and i feel so little and i feel so powerless and right now. it doesn't stop. and then i have these little's times of melting down and i had i wash my face and i go pick up my kids from school and then life just moves on. i think that's all i have to say. >> i have been dealing with the santa susana facility for 39 years. i tried to walk away from the santa susana issue several years ago. after the aoc was signed, i thought there was no real need for me to continue it. it was going to get cleaned up. and then when the administration started to undo it, i fail that trying to stop them. but i have not been able to somehow break what what i feel was a promise that i made to those people, even though it was a promise that i had no idea could take so long. >> santa suzanna is not for the faint hearted. it is a, long complicated struggle. i am an advocate. we have been working for 30 years, with other groups who have invested a similar amount of time. and so i

we leigh ann caldwell, -- professor melissa murray, of nyu law school. she was a law clerk for sonia sotomayor, before her nomination to the supreme court. justin wolfers, professor of economics at the university of michigan. alyssa, i want to start with, you help us understand this confusion. from our own nbc reporting, donald trump himself is not under criminal investigation, his actions leading up to january 6th are. can you explain a, difference what we need to know? >> i think they're trying to do right now is determine what exactly the kind of charges can be brought if any against the president, and that really depends on the nature of his conduct on that day, and whether his conduct and a state of mind during the period leading up to january 6th could lead and support criminal charges. there's a lot of different charges that could be brought, and all of it turns on his mental state. he's not necessarily under investigation, but all the elements around him and indeed his own conduct at the time are important to sort of drill, down and make sure tha

the news seemed from i'll stay tuned for melissa chat is news. asia, after a short break got office. it's a watch people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. order families inferior to the credit on its way located demonstrate people fleeing extreme drought. ross getting 200 people hassan from the juicy around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, here watching g w. news, asia coming up to day elections in japan. deliver a super majority to the liberal democrats. as former prime minister sions obeys party, we take a closer look at how his assassination might have turned out voters and what this means for japan and the rest of asia and entree. longer the presidential palace has become the people's palace as protestors route the president from his home. what's next for the country? ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. japan's conservative coalition government ramped up its majority in the upper house of