here's dennis murphy with "unspeakable." dennis murphy (voiceover): the scented candles were lit, the jacuzzi jets turned on high. it was a belated anniversary evening, but not some big blowout. sandra and jamie really weren't that kind of couple. they were just always so kind to each other and always very respectful. dennis murphy (voiceover): it was really the start of a life victory lap for the two. they'd raised a daughter, juggled all the usual things that families do, and now retirement for jamie was right around the corner. they sat there, and they talked about the future and what they were looking forward to. dennis murphy (voiceover): but the future for these two would last no longer than the flame on that candle. by the next afternoon, there would be blood-- lots of it. somehow, someone had turned a cozy celebration into a monstrous crime scene. it was just-- it was horrible. what in the world had happened in that house? i have no idea. dennis murphy (voiceover): the story of the two begins as high school meet cute

dennis murphy: what had he deleted? a lot of text messages. dennis murphy: to whom?rwood. sirius underwood was by far the one he was in contact the most. what's your thinking? when we first talked to josh, he never mentioned sirius underwood. why would they be lying to us about that? dennis murphy (voiceover): why, indeed? the story told by the phones, the concealed relationship, fed a growing theory of the crime, that they were looking at a long distance killing between ohio and alaska. if that was their case, then technology was going to be as valuable to them as dna or bloody fingerprints. the first big question-- did the killer, assuming he was a man, have a phone on him when he did the shooting? and what tower near the murder scene had the phone pingedff we had tons of-- and i'm not exaggerating-- thousands upon thousands upon thousands of phone calls that hit all these various towers. dennis murphy (voiceover): in that electronic haystack, a sharp-eyed cop noticed a call around the time they believed brandy was killed. it was made from a number with a 310 area

dennis murphy: now here he'd been tied up-- right. dennis murphy: --in the homicide.did you think, well, is this a sex game gone wrong? we had brought it up to her. and i did confront her with that during the interview. i just found it odd that the way he finds pleasurable, he's killed in the same way. dennis murphy (voiceover): because she was the spouse, the questions for narcy got sharper as the night wore on. was she in on the murder? dennis murphy (voiceover): all the while, may had been outside eavesdropping on her mother's interrogation, getting chills. just listening to her talk to detectives, nothing was making sense. dennis murphy (voiceover): when she heard her mother describe tripping over the body and reaching down to touch ben, alarms went off. she'd seen her mother shortly after that. i'm looking at her, and there is no blood on her. in a scene that was described to you as a bloodbath. as a bloodbath, correct. and i'm looking at her from head to toe. there's-- but you don't see any evidence on her. i don't see any evidence on her. what are you thinking?

i'm going to turn the stage over to patrick murphy. so please join me in giving him a really warm welcome today. thank you. thank you. thank you, emily. and thank you all for turning out. what a great what a great turnout today on such a cold day. i appreciate that. missouri historical society has been a wonderful help in putting this book together with all their wonderful documents and and photographs. and they were just there, just wonderful people and just a great treasure for for the saint louis community. so how many of you out there identify to some degree as being irish. okay. is there anybody who does not in some way identify with being i? okay. well, good. thanks for coming anyway. both of you. i grew up with the perception of being irish and it started at a very early in fact, the first time i actually remember becoming aware there in some sense that i was a part of some subgroup group of of the species called irish. i was about five years old and, and it was at the downtown famous bar when i visited santa claus. now, some of

i'm going to turn the stage over to patrick murphy. so please join me in giving him a really warm welcome today. thank you. thank you. thank you, emily. and thank you all for turning out. what a great what a great turnout today on such a cold day. i appreciate that. missouri historical society has been a wonderful help in putting this book together with all their wonderful documents and and photographs. and they were just there, just wonderful people and just a great treasure for for the saint louis community. so how many of you out there identify to some degree as being irish. okay. is there anybody who does not in some way identify with being i? okay. well, good. thanks for coming anyway. both of you. i grew up with the perception of being irish and it started at a very early in fact, the first time i actually remember becoming aware there in some sense that i was a part of some subgroup group of of the species called irish. i was about five years old and, and it was at the downtown famous bar when i visited santa claus. now, some of

murphy: this campaign has only been a few weeks old. the doozy is him and momentum they have generated is significant and manifesting not in money and volunteers -- manifesting itself in money and volunteers. you have to have a machine to win elections. the other thing they are doing well is to continue to introduce harris and walz. they have been coming up is from a values perspective, telling their personal stories. elections come down to values. if i know your values, i know who you will fight for. their argument is that they are fighting for the american people. caitrÍona: presumably that is what we will hear. a lot of star talent from politicians to pop stars. how important is the messaging that gets sent to voters? ms. murphy: it is important for two audiences. one is for the base. she still has consolidating of the base to do. we have to keep working on that. she also needs to reach out to those swing voters, undecided voters, trying to figure out, what is this campaign about, who is she? that is why you see so many of them leani

what do we know about the safety of father murphy ? murphy?ed, but thankfully, they do not believe that he is in a life threatening condition. and indeed, he has been well enough to either type or to dictate some words to those many people who have been enquiring after his condition. on hearing the news about this attack outside the reform barracks in county galway took place just before 11:00 last night as father murphy was leaving the barracks. he was confronted by a youth, a teenage boy, who then pursued him back into the barracks. according to sources, and the priest was stabbed multiple times because it was, of course, in the barracks there were armed officers on scene very quickly. armed army personnel who opened fire but opened fire with warning shots. some five shots discharged and then those army personnel wrestled this suspect to the ground before police then detained him . i think it's detained him. i think it's noteworthy that the police and garda siochana have come out so quickly. just 12 hours after this attack, and said that a k

he served as governor murphy's chief of staff from 2019 to 2023. he'been working for a major health care company ine jersey. he is to be sworn in on september 9. you can watch live coverage of the swearing-in on c-span two. >> good morning and thank you all for joining us. 11 months ago, all of us in new jersey and across america were shocked and appalled why the allegations contained in the indictment against u.s. senator robert menendez. i set on the day of his indictment that while he was entitled to due process under the law, the severity of the allegations against him compromised his ability to effectively represent new virtually -- new jersey and i called for his immediate resignation. senator menendez went through the legal process that ultimately a jury of his peers found him guilty on all charges. following those convictions on july 23, i received a letter from senator menendez informing me of his intention to resign on august 20. it is a tragic ending to a long and largely productive career in public service. senator menendez accomplished

mike murphy with us this morning. a few analysts say the markets do not care about a election. what say you? >> good morning, stuart. i think if you look at the moves we've seen in the market, you know, we had that selloff and you can blame it on a lot of different things, but you're going to have those selloffs from time to time. i think regardless of who wins as you get interest rates being lowered, that's going to be a positive for the market. so i don't think it really matters whether president trump wins or if kamala wins in the short term. longer term as policies go into effect, obviously, if you have a harris administration that's trying to stifle big business or trying to tax or fine big business along the way, that that's going to hurt the markets, for sure. stuart: what is leading the market at the moment? is it big tech? >> it is. i think, you know, we'll stick with the innovation story, the growth story. and you can say that's being driven by a.i., artificial intelligence, but really the story's been the s

i also want to acknowledge the first lady, tammy murphy, and our great lieutenant governor.me. crucially, george will be serving in the role on a temporary basis. what do i mean by that? george will hold this office until the voters of new jersey have a chance to choose the next united states senator for a full six-year term in the sears election -- in this year's election on november 5. once the results of the election are certified in late november, i will ask george to return to the garden state. and at that time i will appoint the winner of november's election to the united states senate before the new year begins. i call the democratic nominee congressman andy kim and the republican nominee earlier this morning to inform them both that i will be taking this step. and i expressed to them my ardent belief that this approach will allow the democratically chosen winner of this year's election to embark on the smoothest possible transition into office so they can provide the best possible representation to the people of new jersey. but in the meantime, i have absolute confid

dennis murphy: this woman was a stripper back then and a regular at denny's place.rs, she denied being there the night hannah died. but just months before the second trial, she changed her story, saying now she was there that night >> reporter: this woman was a stripper back then and a regular at denny's place. for 12 years, she denied being there the night hannah died. just months before the second trial, she changed her story. saying now she was there that night and had not spoken up earlier because she had been afraid. >> while you are there, what did you observe and hear and see? >> they were in the bedroom. >> did you know what was going on in the bedroom? >> i had a good idea. i knew they were messing around and i heard her make weird sounds. i don't want to be part of a crime scene. >> reporter: would you believe the kids? >> 10 or 13 years later i think you look at somebody for who they are when they come before you. the jury can believe some all or none of what the people testify to. >> reporter: and then there were expert witnesses like this pathologist wh

his name is chaplain paul murphy. and he said friends , thank you for your said friends, thank you for your prayers, love and concern . sorry prayers, love and concern. sorry that i can't reply to all messages and take all the calls coming my way. i'm doing okay, just awaiting surgery. all will be well . in other news, victims be well. in other news, victims of the infected blood scandal can receive support scheme payments for life under changes to a multi—billion pound compensation plan. meanwhile, those who were subjected to unethical research will get up to £15,000 extra. that's after the government accepted the majority of recommendations from an independent review into planned compensation for victims. some 3000 people across the uk are estimated to have registered interest with the compensation scheme . ministers compensation scheme. ministers have been accused of prioritising unions over pensioners, to according the times, tens of thousands more rail workers are set to get above inflation, pay rises, which is e

thanks for being with us, stephanie murphy and rodney davis.ndeed a whirlwind few weeks for democrats as their nominee changed. kamala harris's journey to the nomination began on june 27 in many ways when joe biden took part in that debate against donald trump in atlanta and faced so much criticism after that. democrats at that point begin putting pressure on president biden to withdraw his nomination. he stepped down from the race on july 21 and endorsed vice president harris to replace him as the nominee. miss harris officially clenched the democratic nomination for president on august 2 in a virtual roll call held by party delegates. tonight she will formally accept that nomination at the democratic national convention when she makes her speech on the stage just down there behind us. you can follow all our reporting from the dnc. we have many teams on the ground in chicago. all of that is on the live page on our website, bbc.com/news and the bbc news app. do stay with us on bbc news, where we will have everything later on. the vice president

phil murphy. >> thank you for having me. you bet. >>> and still to come, navigating the markets after last week's big drop and subsequent rebound, our trader gives her take on what to do or not do right now. the market navigator. magellen, columbus, they're next. (♪♪) something amazing is happening here. productivity is growing exponentially. that's because cdw configuration specialists are deploying fleets of microsoft surface devices. built in security, simplified management and flexibility help streamline busy work, which means everyone can get more done. make amazing happen. microsoft and cdw. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." and today's market navigator, we have stocks rallying after the first of two monthly inflation gauges this week coming cooler than expected. that brings us right to a key technical level. let's welcome in jessica, director of investor research at stockbrokers.com. jessica, great to have you here. i know i said this before, i love the haircut. >> thank you, kelly. >> i'm trying to make a haircut re

dan murphy joins us again from london.een following the latest, dan. >> prime minister netanyahu and his defense minister are meeting with secretary of state antony blinken today. we saw pictures earlier today of the secretary of state standing along herzog. he said this week may be the last opportunity to end the fighting and avoid an escalation. we saw president biden on friday about the prospects of reaching a deal. he stopped short of the details of the progress of the talks. we now the negotiations paused on friday. negotiators are set to meet again this week. we confirmed that hooamas officials are being briefed by qatar officials. we agree there is more divide that you unites the parties. peace is only possible if hamas is destroyed and hamas saying it will only accept a permanent cease-fire and not a temporary one. prime minister netanyahu speaking on sunday saying israel must uphold principles vital to its security and not looking to budge any time soon. talks are continuing. more divides than unites at this point

dennis murphy (voiceover): the camera always liked karen pannell. and hard to forget, just ask her >>> the camera always liked karen pannell. she was both hard to miss and hard to forget. just ask her boyfriend, timothy permenter, who was smitten right away when he met her at the vw dealership where he worked. what did you think of her? >> oh, she was gorgeous. she was beautiful. >> you were pinching yourself? you thought you were the luckiest guy around then? >> i thought she was the person i could settle down with. >> settling down hadn't been a part of karen's growing up. she and her five brothers had been raised as military brats and moved bases a lot. and now that family was gathering from far flung parts of the country for her funeral. shocked and in mourning for the lost sister who had long been their glue. >> all the boys kind of got involved in their own stuff, but then there was karen. she was really what connected all of us to the family unit. >> what does that tell us about her? >> she was a lot more important to us than we knew. i think

louise murphy from the resolution foundation, we will have to leave it.ch forjoining us today. to india now where, this week, trains will begin travelling the world's highest single arch railway bridge. it's part of a crucial rail connectivity project that connects indian administered kashmir with the rest of india for the very first time by rail. nikhil inamdar reports. this is india's new showpiece railway bridge. it will connect remote indian administered kashmir with the rest of the country for the very first time by train. this is a truly imposing structure and the bridge runs a full 1.3 kilometres over the river. just to give you a sense of how high it is, take a look down there. that is the river bed and it's about 359 metres right to the top. just a comparison, that is about 35 metres taller than the eiffel tower. built by the indian railways, it is link the government hopes will bridge long—standing barriers in this heavily militarised region. india has seen a continuing stand—off with pakistan over kashmir and a decades long insurgency in the re

stuart: is murphy playing? >> i'm going with number 3, 12. stuart: i am going with number 3, 12. the answer is 15. the first to get promoted to president was john adams in 1796 and the recent was president biden in 19 -- 2020. coast-to-coast starts now. neil: we are focusing on the consumer, the customer, whether he or she is slowing down a little bit. another home improvement chain saying that has many are into improving their homes, when home depot triggered the same thing are across the board, this is where bad or less then great news is treated accordingly. the market is selling off a little bit. sam, we've had an 8 day run for the s&p 500. a little bit of a test today. what might have started? >> good to talk to you again. the s&p was only a point away, one% away from a new all-time high and that is something that probably will be recorded this week but we had lowes come out and say their earnings beat expectations but revenues were soft and guided lower primarily because of a reticent consumer. we had similar comments from home depot, home depot shares were up mainly becaus

murphy brought with him stock picks.f uber, be careful what you say. >> good for you. earnings came out this morning and stock sold off after a big runoff and up over 7% on what i would say wasn't a good quarter, it was a great quarter. over a billion dollars in net income and use it rides on the platform on the quarter and almost 3 billion rides on the flat form. uber eats, doing great. uber transportation doing great. guidance in line keeping stock down over 70 and the report showed the consumer is still very strong, still using uber and changing the way they get food use ugg uber eat -- using uber eats. stuart: i bought in to some degree on your recommendation, but i did it because that's a global -- a global company. with a new idea for how to use technology and transportation. that's why i was into it. >> it was a great buy and people are going on the platform. what the company needs to do is know how to monetize those people on the platform and getting almost 3 billion rides over a three monarchy period and people

in my mind, i was doing the thing that eddie murphy did.f stand-up was presented to me. i didn't go chase it. somebody presented it to me and then i fell in love with it after i discovered it at amateur night. eddie murphy on a stage, people dressing up to come see him. he's in his crazy outfits. you look at what eddie murphy wore, it's really diabolical, disrespectful. the ring on top of the glove, the blouse. none of it made sense. i tell eddie all the time. with the confidence to do it, to do it in a manner where it's a good look, and about to give you these jokes, it was mind-blowing to me. >> stephen: here is some good trouble. you hosted in may the netflix roast of tom brady. which was just nominated for an emmy for outstanding variety special. the other day, you said this about tom brady, in this roast "he did for our climate of sensitivity what was necessary." what did you mean by that? >> kevin: i think that people have been waiting for the edge to return in comedy. it's not that it ever left but there's been a tiptoeing approach t

mike murphy with us. nvidia reports after the bell tomorrow.that going to set the tone for the whole tech sector? >> it will, stuart. but a lot of times i come on and have a bullish take on things and today i'm not going to disappoint. here me out, nvidia, if nvidia does not put up a strong quarter and they've put up extremely strong quarter of quarter after quarter if they don't, stock price of nvidia goes lower. i don't think it drags the entire market down with it. however, if they again beat and raise as they've made that a habit of doing, it's going to push nvidia up to new all time highs and it's going to take the entire market along with it to new all time highs. stuart: hoping for a good report from nvidia tomorrow. >> we are. the risk reward, if it's not great, impacts nvidia, if it is great, it's going to impact the entire market. stuart: got my attention. next question, the election or federal reserve make a bigger impact on the fourth quarter market performance? >> that's a great question. so the election, the fed is coming first an

they are robert russell, james o'toole and a private murphy. we only know his first initial which is p. so you walk up to somebody say happy how you do and see how that works. they have to go on foot more than 30 miles through sand and mosquitoes to the abandoned stockade at butler and there they find russell and murphy waiting them with the boat their guide. there was lieutenant william mccardle of the second florida. he leaves them there breckinridge has a fair amount of gold with him he pays him he pays murphy for the boat because murphy claims it's his and he says he feels like he wants to do something more for mcardle. so he thanked him and said he would like to promote him to major. this is kind of pointless at this stage of the war, but at least it's little something. but that wasn't enough. mcardle he didn't appear to be at all happy. and so breckinridge said to him, well, speak up, my good man, what can i do for you? and as breckinridge told the story later, mcardle said, well, you see, general, there's a fella in our outfit. what he d

dan murphy joins us once again from london with much more on this story. dan, good to see you again. >> frank, good to see you as well. ten months of warfare and we have not seen anything like this. i'm showing you developments over the weekend. oil prices are up more than 1% now after israel and hezbollah traded strikes across the israe israeli-lebanese border. they launched a preemptive strike in lebanon. they said it was a large-scale attack while hezbollah fired more than 300 rockets and dozens of drones towards israeli military bases and missile systems. it says in response to the killing of its top commander. investors exposed to regional risk assets or oil, the question is, is this the beginning or the end of this escalation cycle and what impact could this have on the cease-fire talks which get back under way in cairo this week? it's important to point out that hezbollah said that its strikes were completed successfully and the israelis sought to calm tensions saying they don't want a war. this could be somewhat of a climb down for both sides. the

dennis murphy (voiceover): march 11, 2012, spring was still officially days away, but in draper, utah, its promise was clear. morning dew on the brush, the crisp air, the sun rising over the wasatch mountains, it should have been a beautiful day, but for a jogger on the jordan river parkway that morning, it was anything but. >>> the crisp air, >>> the crisp air, the sun rising over the wasatch mountains, it should have a beautiful day. but for a jogger on the jordan river parkway that mormon morning, it was anything but. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> you know, i'm-- i'm not real sure, i met the river bottom, and there's some pools of blood, and right by the river there is a shoe. >> sergeant chad was the first on the scene. >> we called forensics out and we did a perceptive test, which was able to tell us that it actually was human blood. >> human blood, that changed things. >> i am just thinking, okay, you might have a body of water, so we called in a helicopter. >> the helicopter was in the air for just under an hour. before it spotted something about a mile north of where the

dennis murphy: the trial of david camm was underway in floyd county indiana.>> so not a little >> so not a little girl falling on the bars. >> no, was now the bars or a bicycle or anything like that. >> so there was the prosecution's accused womanizer, child mollestor, the killer with blowback >>> the trial of david camm was underway in floyd county, indiana. it was the winter of 2002. david camm, accused of murdering his wife and two young children, always insisted the case against him was built on quicksand. >> it's about them crafting and molding a belief that was totally founded on things that were not factual, and it was just a complete fiction. >> david's defense attorney was mike mcdaniel, now deceased. he told us he had known david as a trooper. >> i figured he was another redneck state cop. we done a couple of cases, him on one side, me on the other. >> but, mcdaniel became convinced of david's innocence and came on board to defend him. >> this is one of those terrible cases a defense lawyer never wants. you don't want an innocent client. you call the

what murphy said to me today is that a little kindness goes a long way. to provide support to your children, heavily family involvement but understanding there's a huge toll. 63 million adults have children under the age of 18. as you just said, we all worry all the time. children rely on us. we are also transmitting that worry to our kids too. >> john: i want to play with the surgeon general told you about the drivers of the stress for parents. >> the youth mental health crisis we are living in were so many children are struggling with anxiety and depression, and attempting self-harm, can also understandably way on parents and contribute to their own stress. that's relatively different from what our generations had to contend with. >> john: to a large degree, social media is driving a lot of that. kids have terrible self image because they look at what's going on in social media, they get bullied by their peers. how does a parent deal with t this? >> we lose control and we do not know how to get it back. we already feel that way about schools. schools ar

. >> i think it's eddie murphy. >> eddie murphy. >> i feel like eddie murphy. >> beverly hills cop i'mith eddie murphy, and you guys are right. >> nice. >> no, no. it's wrong. actually. i gotta get my right arm for a siren. >> right now. >> oh, the actor is danny glover. >> ding ding out of the gate. >> but the movie. holy cow, i'm not a movie buff. >> danny glover. >> danny glover, lethal weapon. >> my god, that's right. >> on the money. piece of cake. >> now i'm happy. >> in 1917, the richmond district actually changed its name because it was being confused with the city of richmond across the bay. in 2009, they reverted back. so for 92 years, what did they call this district? and if you need a hint, it's right up there. >> geary district or clement district. >> okay. >> good good try, good try. yeah. >> not right. heightened. ashbury. >> haight. ashbury. okay. have you been there yet? >> i've been to napa. >> that was a quick trip. no. >> presidio district? no golden gate. >> keep trying. >> oh my goodness, you are in a golden gate park. >> the last part of that. ding ding. park and

former democratic congresswoman, stephanie murphy, and former republican congressman, rodney davis.oth. here in chicago, more protests are expected tonight over u.s. policy relating to the war in gaza in support for israel. local police say 13 arrests were made at protests on monday at the dnc. those demonstrations were peaceful. for more on what is happening inside the convention and out in chicago, you can find all of the latest reporting from our bbc teams on our website, bbc.com/ news. you can also find the story about vice president harris' two decade relationship with the former president, barack obama. and a bbc verified look at the claims harris has been making during her campaign so far. you can find. all of that their negotiators in doha continue to pursue talks on how to secure a deal between israel and hamas, including the release of hostages. it comes as israel's military found the bodies of six hostages in a tunnel in on eunice. all of the victims had been kidnapped and join the hamas attacks on southern israel on the sum above october. israeli authorities said 109 hos

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stanford swimmer torri huske bringing home gold and caeleb swimmers ryan murphy hunter armstrong. they won silver in the four by 100 medley. so much fun to watch another pac successful action packed day at the olympics with that sweet final day of swimming and noah lyles with a nail biter on the track. oh, that was nbc's liz mclaughlin is live in paris with us. and liz, what a race that was. terry audrey. unbelievable. i mean, the men's 100 meter race just came down to a photo finish. that's the closest race we've seen since 1980 with an incredible finish for team usa and the world's fastest man living up to that moniker. in a race so stunningly close, it took 30s to decide a winner. the men's 100m saw noah lyles surge down the stretch, overhauling his jamaican rival shane thompson to win the gold by five thousandths of a second. the first gold for the u.s. in this event. in 20 years. american fred kerley took the bronze, looking for one final goal, an exclamation point for the americans to wrap up the final day in the pool, grabbing gold and setting world records in the women's m

i'm dan murphy.et's get to the headlines. the positive momentum from wall street and asia with the latest pmi data showing france getting an olympics boost in august, but no medals for germany as it contracts for the second month. >>> swiss re trades to the top of the stoxx 600 and net profit surges 44% on the year. the cfo says further price increases should be expected. >> as we go forward, we expect people to continue to see the need for the increase and loading for costs. inflation has lessened, but not gone away. >>> u.s. equity futures point higher ahead of jackson hole as dovish fmoc minutes and dramatic revision lower in payroll data means the fed will cut rates next month. >>> tim walz accepts the democratic nomination for the vice president rallying the dnc in chicago. >> we're on offense and we've got the ball and we're driving down the field and boy cowe hav the right team. kamala harris has experience and kamala harris is ready. >>> welcome to the program. we begin with some breaking new

i'm dan murphy.hese are your headlines. first, losses accelerating in europe with banks 1% lower and dragging wall street into the red and as investors struggle to find their feet. >>> and cnbc exclusive. jamie dimon still in risk of a recession this year. >> and a normal credit picture does not indicate we're in a recession right now? >> not at all. right now it's just normal. >> right now, we're not in a recession. >>> and siemens shares are down in the third quarter beat as the ceo strikes a cautious note on tapering demand. >> overall, we are quite happy about the quarter. we do confirm our full-year outlook, but we say that we will reach it at the end due to the difficult market environment. >>> meanwhile, shares in warner bros. discovery slump in the trade echoing the write down despite the group's businesses turning a profit for the first time. >>> welcome to the program. we are seeing deep red across the european trading day today. i flagged for you in the headlines and the stoxx 600 is below

i'm dan murphy. all majors modestly in the green.apan's nikkei ending higher, but off session peaks as it struggles so gain ground from the monday selloff. >>> wall street looks to take a breather with futures pointing flat on the back of the s&p 500's best day in almost two years after better than expected jobless claims. >>> mining stocks topping the ftse after chinese consumer prices come in hotter in july. >>> and uk investment house hargreaves lansdown agrees to a 5.4 billion pound takeover offer led by cvc and the abu dhabi sovereign wealth fund. >>> welcome to the program. let's get straight to it. you see green on the screen for the stoxx 600. we are seeing more signs of stabilization in the markets with the index up 7% and inching closer toward that 500 level. european equity markets tracking global fears higher today and looking to close out the friday session on a more positive note after a week to remember and for some a week to forget in global equities. easing fears of the u.s. recession and stabilizing markets helped s

i'm dan murphy with the headlines.irst, european majors are tracking rhigher. >>> plus, the international energy agency maintains down beat forecast on the oil demand on the contraction in china with global demand set to rise by 1 million barrels per day this year and next and supply ticks higher. >>> donald trump talks tough on immigration and attacks the biden administration handling of the economy in the free-wheeling conversation with elon musk on x, but it is marred with difficulties. >>> and pandora hikes the guidance this year with the standing weakness in the wider luxury sector. the ceo is telling cnbc he is optimistic on the future. >> there is a lot of good momentum underlining in the brand which is driving brand desire and the brand metrics going in the positive direction and that is generating traffic. then we can post good numbers. >>> great to have your company this hour. let's kickoff with breaking news in the oil patch with the latest oil forecast from the iea. of course, this is very closely watched.

i'm dan murphy. let's get to the headlines.irst, the stoxx 600 looking to recoup the losses from the monday market sell-down. the s&p is pointing higher. >>> japan's nikkei closing 10% higher as investors see opportunities on the back of that historic plunge. >>> also today, buyer trades higher, but under performs dax after the second quarter operating profits come in lower, but it is good news for germany industrial profits moving. >>> and saudi aramco profits fall less than expected in the second quarter. >>> welcome to the program. let's go straight to the markets because european equities are testing asia's recovery today and what happens in the coming hours could force the travel for the week. was the july report just an excuse to sell an overbought market or did it flash a recession that fed chair jay powell cannot ignore? investors are showing appetite within european assets today. silvia is joining us with the live look at what's moving. silv. >> that's right. good morning. first and foremost, what we are seeing is the

. >> and i'm dan murphy. let's get to your headlines this hour. >> manic monday.uropean equities deep in the red with the stoxx 600 down 2% and tech stocks nursing the worst of the losses. >>> in asia, the nikkei closes 12% lower with the steepest daily decline since 1987's black monday. kospi tanks close to 9%. >>> the nasdaq seen opening almost 4% lower adding to friday's losses as the market prices in a more aggressive fed cut starting with 50 basis appoi points in september. >>> and berkshire slashes its apple stake in half by more than $50 billion. >>> very good morning, everyone. this is the moment in the show where i'm supposed to tell you about the european equity session, but before we look at this, we have to park it and decide for a moment because we have to address first and foremost what happened on friday. we know and we talked about it on "street signs" that investors were concerned about the outlook of the u.s. economy going into friday's session and then we obtained non-farm payrolls and new unemployment figures from the united states and that's w

i'm dan murphy. let's get straight into the headlines at this hour.vidia nose-dived in the premarket despite sales more than doubling leaving investors overwhelmed. ceo jensen huang seeming bullish. >> for the computing stack. demand remains strong. and the anticipation is incredible. >> european chipmakers are judging the numbers. plus asian and samsung coming under pressure. >>> cnbc learns openai is in a fresh round of talks that would value the company at more than $100 billion. we'll discuss. >>> and drink stocks surge as china's ministry says it will not oppose an anti-dumping subsidy on brandy imported from the eu. ♪ >>> straight to our top story today, nvidia shares are lower in extended trade despite a top and bottom line base in the second quarter. the midpoint of current revenue guidance came in at 2% above the average analysts' forecasts. the chipmaker says it expects to ship, quote, several billion dollars in revenue from the blackwell chips in the fourth quarter despite production delays. ce oft jensen huang looked to upset concerns for

former democratic congressman, patrick murphy of pennsylvania was the first iraq war veteran elected to the house. he worked closely with tim walz. he also served as undersecretary of the army under barack obama and he joins me now. it is great to have you on the program. my understanding is that you and the governor came in that first class together, i think. we were roommates, is that right? two that is right, we were going through orientation, chris. in washington before we took the oath of office and we were both looking forward on capitol hill. because this time he was back in minnesota, i was back in pennsylvania and we got the cheapest place we could find and he is a great american, a great roommate. >> what do you think about how his experience, which really does strike me as pretty novel, 24 years and then moving onto the house for the veteran affairs committee, would inform how he would do the job as vice president or if he was called to, as the job of vice president , president pierce two yeah, chris, he literally is one of the leading voices of our post- 9/11 generation o

. >>> a friday morning, welcome to street signs, i am dan murphy in london, let's get straight your headlines this hour. edge higher after the dow notches an record low this year. acb board member, isabel, sounding caution. >> the current level of headline inflation understates the challenges monitoring policy is still facing. in particular, domestic inflation remains high, at 4.4%. >>> european chipmakers underperform as the fallout from nvidia's latest results, which the nearly $200 billion wiped off the chip giant's market cap you >>> plus, inflation has come in stateside, with the latest pce inflation gauge, after encouraging fears. >>> and u.s. vice president, kamala harris, since down for her first interview, since securing the democratic nomination, saying, americans are ready to turn the page on donald trump. >> we have had, in the former president, someone who has really been pushing an agenda and an environment that is about diminishing the character and the strength of who we are, as americans. >>> good friday morning, again, welcome into the program as we close out the week across

once a winner is certified, murphy will appoint that person to fill the role until the new senate isrn in early next year. democratic congressman andy kim is running against republican real estate developer curtis bashaw to fill the seat left by menendez. on wall street, stocks closed out their best week of the year with some modest gains. the dow jones industrial average added nearly 100 points, as recent economic data calmed investors' nerves. the nasdaq tacked on 37 points to close out the week. the s&p 500 extended its winning streak to a seventh straight session. we at pbs news hour are saddened to report that former mpr chief executive john lansing has died just months after leaving the job. in his 4.5 years at the helm, lansing saw npr through the covid pandemic, staff layoffs, and a financial crisis that he himself described as existential. before that, lansing enjoyed a long career in broadcasting and cable television. john lansing was 67 years old. still to come, how the city hosting next week's democratic national convention has been handling a migrant surge. david brooks

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cnbc's daniel murphy live from london, thank you.w. >>> next up here cease-fire negotiations between israel and hamas are set to resume in doha tomorrow. we'll have the latest on the discussions as israel also braces for a potential retaliatory attack from iran. "way too early" will be right back. from iran "way too early" will be right back here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! did you know, sweat from stress is actually smellier than other kinds of sweat? that's why i use secret clinical antiperspirant. it works on sweat from: stress, heat and activity. it provides 3x stress sweat protection. secret works. [♪♪] ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few taps. just a few easy moves. did somebody say “easy moves”? ♪ ♪ oh no

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