i'm phil lipof.he big city, you might have noticed more of a home on the range vibe in the air lately. seems to be the summer of the cowboy. riding on the giddy-up generated by a certain native texas superstar. but some of those who are feeling the sunshine have been living the rodeo life for generations. here's "nightline" coanchor juju cha chang. >> juju: welcome to the summer of cowboy culture. inspired by beyonce's hit "texas hold 'em." ♪ ♪ ♪ this ain't texas ain't no hold 'em ♪ >> cowboy boots. >> juju: everybody wants to saddle up and embrace the wild west trend. >> cattle don't know the difference. >> neither did we till the government showed us. >> juju: while everyone is going crazy for cowboys, the contributions of some of our country's original cowhands -- mexican, black, and native american cowboys -- often overlooked, now seizing this moment in pop culture to share their stories and celebrate their her tank. >> now it's been put in the mainstream. it's about time we start to pay attentio

switch today for a limited tim. ♪ >> phil: good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm phil lipof.tes and let in the panda fans eager to lay their eyes on the newest chinese ambassadors of panda diplomacy. here's abc's janai norman. >> three, two, one -- >> reporter: dressed to impress in black and white. giant pandas stealing hearts here in california today. >> happy panda day. >> reporter: meeting the public for the first time since their arrival six weeks ago, these fluffy bears, considered national treasures in china, their native country. >> party, bob, it's panda-mania here in san diego. >> reporter: and this pair -- yu xian and xin bao -- are now on a special mission. the first to set their paws on american soil in more than two decades. >> it's a big deal. i'm sitting here trying to act professional, but i am just so excited. because we know people love these creatures. what we want to do is harness that love to make sure they continue to thrive. >> reporter: they're chinese ambassadors of so-called panda diplomacy. the practice of gifting and loaning the furry creatures to

." >> phil: tonight, felipe teet.ng the crowd. >> i am in control, there is no fear. >> there is somebody out there on a tightrope. >> phil: 50 years after his death defying walk documented in the oscar-winning "man on wire," behind the scenes as he prepared for the anniversary of the world-famous stunt and on site for his new performance. joined by his friend sting, singing a song he wrote for the occasion. at 74, can felipe teet still cheat death? >>> plus in the middle with maren morris. the swinger who swung wide, from award-winning country artist to legit pop star, opening up about her wig life changes. >> i had to throw the playbook out and start over. >> phil: her public divorce and coming out as bisexual. >> my life looks completely 180. >> phil: what she says now about taking a step back from country music. >> you cited a lot of reasons. misogyny, racism. camilla tried the new scent of gain relax flings and it changed everything. (♪) (silence) (♪) (♪) hey dave, don't knock it till you smell it. try the new lu

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i'm phil lipof.shocking development as authorities say they have thwarted a deadly terrorist plot aimed at the highest-grossing tour in history, taylor swift's "eras" tour. here's abc's maggie rulli. >> reporter: tonight, taylor swift scrapping "eras" tour after austrian police say they thwarted an isis-inspired terror plot targeting her concerts. "with confirmation from government officials of a planned terrorist attack at ernest happel stadium, we have no choice but to cancel the three scheduled shows for everyone's safety." the decision hours after officials announced the arrest of two suspects they say made detailed plans for an attack after being radicalized online. one, a 19-year-old, allegedly pledged allegiance to the islamic state about a month ago. authority say the bomb squad removed chemicals from his home an hour south of vienna. they're testing for possible explosives. "eras" drawing record crowds. many americans flying to europe to see taylor swift. fans with tickets sharing their disa

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. >>> and later, remembering phil jones.wn here as one of the cronkite kids. >> we have all the stars we need in television news. what we're short of is great reporters. that's what phil is. >> the vietnam war is all over. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us on this sunday. tonight both israel and hezbollah's leaders in lebanon are declaring their latest military operations a success. it was a dramatic but contained escalation that stopped short of all-out war. israel and the powerful hezbollah militia exchanging their heaviest strikes since the war in gaza began. israel fired first, saying it was preventing a major attack. cbs's imtiaz tyab is in tel aviv with the latest. >> reporter: good evening. hezbollah's missile and drone attack and israel's massive preemptive strike marked one of the largest exchanges of cross border fire on the israeli lebanese border over ten months ago raising fears of wider regional war is closer than ever.

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audiences were drawn to phil donahue's folksy style.amous -- >> i never thought about it that way. >> norah: and the infamous -- >> your ne'er-do-wells. >> norah: crowned the king of daytime talk, donahue was the first to make audiences part of the show. >> are you married? i've got a girl for you. >> norah: allowing them to ask questions. "the phil donahue show" made its debut in 1967 in dayton, ohio, the start of a 29 year run tackling a range of topics. his show's pioneering format paved the way for scores of daytime hosts. including oprah winfrey who posted today on social media "there would not have been a oprah show without phil donahue." in may, donahue received at the presidential medal of freedom. his wife of 44 years actress marlo thomas shared this heartfelt message writing, "as a man who spent his career loving his audiences, phil got such a kick out of our cozy little community here." phil donahue was 88 years old. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." our coverage of the democratic national convention continues next on

>> david: finally tonight remembering phil donahue.ts for phil donoghue. >> what should we do. >> reporter: for 29 years his daytime talk show revolutionized the conversations americans were having on tv. >> lower the voltage down to 500 watts. >> reporter: the death penalty,. women's rights. chernobyl. the provocative guests and questions. >> what's going to happen? you're finessing me here. >> reporter: the celebrities. >> how would you imitate john wayne? >> with us one line. >> well, all right, pilgrim. >> if somebody comes up to you on the subway and says -- >> aren't you meryl streep? [ laughter ] >> reporter: donoghue often turning the microphone over to his live audience. >> you were successful in the entertainment area. what led you to enter the field of politics. >> i still am asking myself that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: millions watching him every day. he once told "60 minutes" he was aware of the attention and responsibility. >> i get a lot of attention that money is good. there are people who think i'm smart. that would s

>> phil, the push to use u.s.eapons to hit targets longer range, deeper in russia has been a very public and private campaign on the part of ukraine stretching from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy and on down, it'll be andriy yermak, the head of the office of the president of ukraine, and the defense minister who will be here for meetings tomorrow. with biden administration officials to present a priority list of targets that they want a hit with long-range u.s. weapons deeper inside of russia, they need a green light from the white house to be able to do that. and that's their goal here so far the biden administration hasn't changed its position in fact, u.s. weapons can only be used inside of russia in a very small area north of ukraine, inside of russia. and they have used those weapons to that effect. the kursk offensive has been carried out effectively within that restriction from the u.s. but they say they need to be able to target military assets and high-value targets. deeper inside of russia, to c

there seemed to be no topic off limits for phil donahue for 29 years. talk show revolutionized the conversations americans were having on tv. >> when they lower the voltage down to 500v. the death penalty. >> the aids epidemic. women's rights. chernobyl. >> that is the unit that blew last april. provocative guests and questions. what's going to happen? you're finessing me here. >> millions watched donahue every day. he once told 60 minutes he was aware of the attention and the responsibility. >> with all this attention coming to me, it'd be pretty foolish for me to take this for granted. it does not follow that i whistle to work every day. nobody does. >> phil donahue died over the weekend at his home in manhattan. he was 88. oprah winfrey, reacting in a statement, writing, there wouldn't have been an oprah show without phil donahue. he was a pioneer. >> would you kindly welcome marlo thomas? >> miss thomas and his wife, actress marlo thomas, who, it turns out, was a guest on his show before they were married, saying, as a man who spent his career lovin

phil. >> alright, oren liebermann, stick with me. i want to bring in retired air force colonel cedric leighton. colonel leighton look, full disclosure. >> i've had a difficult time with the story. i family members buried in arlington, including a grandfather who was killed in action in vietnam. it is a shaker place and i haven't the unlimited respect for the family members here who invited the former president and wanted him with them in this private moment. however, the federal law exists. what's your read on, what's actually happening right now? >> yeah, phil, this is a really sad and difficult story because like you, we have family members, we have friends who are buried in 16, 60 were in arlington itself. and one of the key things here is that this is really a major mistake by the trump campaign when it comes to to honoring the war dead. they didn't they were doing the right things, certainly in the public area is, as you and doron were talking about, where photography is permitted. but when it comes to the specific area of secti

. >> i'm phil mattingly in for jake tapper. we are just moments away from the closing bell on wall street on what's turned out to be a significant day for economic news so far, the markets have taken to the bell right there at the slide, a reaction to two big developments in the last two days, the feds decision yesterday to hold their rates and a two decade high in today's new jobs report that showed only hundred and 14,000 jobs were added last month. it's all underscoring. the job market is slowing too quickly and could trigger a recession. a recession that of course would have major implications on the presidential race the economy, the top issue for voters in the presidential election and in this election, while there's now officially a presumptive democratic nominee, it just a few hours ago, the democratic national committee said kamala harris had earned enough delegate votes. to seal the deal. >> we are excited about the future, but we also know that we got lot of work to get there and we have a lot of work to do. it's goo

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here to discuss is phil green, chairman and ceo of frost bank phil, welcome.to have you with us let's start with refinancing are you seeing an uptick there and i assume that is good for you, even though people may be trading higher rate loans for lower rate loans, you do collect fees on the transaction. >> thanks, tyler, for having me today. we have seen an increase related to refinancing overall, but really, to this point, it's been more inquiries on refinancing. if you've got a mortgage that was done say a year ago, it makes sense i think for them to consider that. we've been doing some refinancing right there. but we're going to have to see rates move down before we get a big increase in actual refinancing activity >> what would lower interest rates across the board mean for you and your business? we just cited that numbers that it could cost you a million or so, i think it was a month in lower net interest income. >> that's right. as it relates to that one item, there are a lot of factors, though, with regard to our balance sheet, what's coming off in term

with phil, he was a lead author on a piece where we argued for congressional regulation office, if philants to speak more on that, go right ahead. >> kevin come up with your number one priority be the same as molly? figuring out ways to manage this >> it has to be a capacity building thing. you need to think of this as work. human beings that have desks and papers and they have time allotted to stuff. they are pulled in a lot of different directions. how do you graft into this work which is substantial. a few thousand major rules every single year. moving towards completion. that is a lot to cover. >> i do not mean to be sarcastic or sort of disrespectful, but maybe we need to work more than tuesday through thursday in washington, d.c. >> that is part of the capacity. time on task. incentives for doing the work. better technology. who knows, ai could work here as part of the way to go through this heavy stuff and see where regulations conflict with each other and that kind of stuff. there are many possibilities. >> phil, what about you? >> i spent the morning with what people are saying

from sydney, phil mercer reports. good phil mercer reports. afternoon.ternoon. hazel is a part-time representative l good afternoon. hazel is a | part-time representative is part—time representative is cindy, but still needs help from charity for a hot meal. i have to struggle day by day —— is me. —— sydney. it covers the rent, but not with the food in the electricity and transport costs. it's really hard. the minimum _ costs. it's really hard. the minimum wage _ costs. it's really hard. the minimum wage for- costs. it's really hard. the minimum wage for workers age over 21 is about $60 an hour. in the last five years, increases have been overtaken by inflation —— $i6 increases have been overtaken by inflation —— $16 an hour. it's terrible to see people come _ it's terrible to see people come in _ it's terrible to see people come in here who might have a full-time — come in here who might have a full—time job and falling further behind. the working poor— further behind. the working poor is— further behind. the working poor is too kind a turn. businesses

phil. he said mail in invalides shouldn't be allow it to at this point here's how you can have it both ways, we'll see what happens when trump takes the stage. just a few moments from now phil, artifacts that jason it's a little difficult in the rally atmosphere here. >> what's actually going on? what turn now to priscilla alvarez at the vice president, not on the trail today, but obviously reproductive rights have long been a focus for democrats and certainly in the wake of what we heard from the former president last night, this is a galvanizing issue for democrats. they see it that way. and just to remind our viewers, they had actually put vice vice president kamala harris on the trail earlier this year when she kicked off her reproductive rights tour. and so that was a clearest indicator? yet that the campaign was seeing it as such a key issue when they could bank on and putting her on it to be the voice of it. now, the campaign taking a bit of a similar page from that playbook, and the

and phil got axed eventually. so did i, and lester moved on, so there's little personally, probably by may quickly go ahead. when i was in high school, i used to come home from high school in wash, the phil donahue show me to uh and my, i may say, rick, you are the closest thing on television to phil donahue that we have. that's nice. i appreciate you saying that, but that's true. yeah, that's true. i'm going to pay for your next round, a golf with chris gonna take a break. when we come back, we've got to talk about the us presidential election. it's getting crazy. it's getting interesting. it's changing by the minute, and there's so much to talk about. we're going to be right back. don't you go away? [000:00:00;00] the we are in north, the city of, in the caucasus mountains where beautiful people have been coming together to celebrate the ancient traditions. since the beginning of time itself, where everything has a special symbolic meaning, armstrong thomas, this is in my visions. and today we're discovering of

and phil got axed eventually. so did i, and lester moved on, so there's little personally, probably by may quickly go ahead. when i was in high school, i used to come home from high school in wash, the phil donahue show me to uh and my, i may say, rick, you are the closest thing on television to phil donahue that we have. that's nice. i appreciate you saying that that's true. yeah, that's true. i'm going to pay for your next round a golf. we take a break. when we come back, we've got to talk about the us presidential election. it's getting crazy. it's getting interesting. it's changing by the minute and there's so much to talk about . we're going to be right back. don't you go away? of the, the, the, the, all right, let's talk about us politics and boy. things of what things are really changing and moving the us present over a presidential race. i still think is donald trump's to lose no matter where you look. he's up at least 2. sometimes 3 points and pretty much still dominating most of the big battle ground sta

he was talking to the phil donahue, phil donahue, which kicked off of w a. m. m s m c t last the number one show on m s n b c. he lost that show simply because he opposed the invasion and subsequent our occupation of iraq. i work that i'm assembly. see at the time i met mr. donahue, and i call him back because i revered him as a boy growing up when i finally got a chance to work with him and having somebody say he and i became pretty good friends. we would often sit in the coffee in the commissary and talk about the, about what was going on at the time with the rock more. and we both were in agreement along with lester whole. to was the 3rd part of that, of that coffee club. and we all agreed at the time that what our country was doing was crazy and wrong. and phil got axed eventually. so did i, and lester moved on, so there's little personally, probably by may quickly go ahead. when i was in high school, i used to come home from high school in wash, the phil donahue show me to uh and my i may say, rick, you are the closest thing on television to phil donahue t

who knows phil? >> yeah. >> maybe even more than that. it has been the central questions since the immunity ruling as it relates to this case is how is jack smith and his team going to try and reshape this in a way that they think would work. how far are they willing to go trying to push the levels of ambiguity involved in that decision? we now have our answer, katelyn polantz are going to continue to go through this, keep telling us when you have great new information, we do have much more on this breaking news ahead, including new statement from the special counsel's team and reaction from my panel standing by watching this break with us throughout thehe course of the last 20 minutes stick with us. we got much more to come the lead with jake tapper. >> he's brought to you by dell technologies. we push what technology can do so great ideas can happen, right now. welcome to now recipes recipes written by hand lost to time are now being analyzed and restored using the power of delhi your. >> best defense against erosion and cavities. stron

i'm phil mattingly in for jake tapper and we start today with our 2024 lead and a split in trump world and somewhat spilling into public view today as allies and advisers debate whether the former president is helping or hurting his cam by doing events such as last night's interview with elon musk. >> today, some of trump's team and even the former president himself are touting massive viewership numbers with musk claiming his event with trump last night reached 1 billion people. but other trump allies are questioning the decision and new backlash caused by one specific part of the interview could fuel them to push trump even harder. to avoid interviews like this ahead of november's election, let's get straight to cnn's kristen holmes. and even again, kristen it's an interview that had tens of millions of listeners, viewers. i think more than 1 billion impressions according to x that's real publicity, that is real reach. why exactly are some trump allies skeptical? about the decision to do it well, phil, two hours with elon musk and donald trump is bound to leave you with some question

what did you make of that moment, phil? >> it was quite a news conference, and we have seen a lot of those over the years for trump. he was all over the place. rambling is the right way to describe it, i think, and had a lot of statements that were not true, and you could sense kind of collectively through that news conference how anxious he must be about his standing in the race right now as he sees harris drawing huge crowds, generating enthusiasm and unity on the democratic side, as you see the polls show, the race is tighter than it had been a few weeks before, and you see him sort of struggling with how to kind of reaffirm dominance in this race, and get control of the message environment here for the candidates. he was all over the map with his answers and he's not been campaigning this week. we'll see if he can restart things on to better footing next week. it's been a challenge for him. >> in the last few seconds we have left here. we have seen since 2015 a lot of campaign resets and pivots, too many to count, and n

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i will miss him. >> i'm phil donahue. >> no, you're not. >> reporter: the phil donahue show first hithue, later ending up in new york. at its peak, each episode wracked up 8 to 9 million viewers, attracting huge celebrities. >> how would you imitate john wayne? just one line. >> well, all right, pilgrim. >> reporter: and rising political stars. >> i sat here a long time in silence, phil. i'm not going to answer any more of these questions. i've answered them until i'm blue in the face. >> reporter: donahue was fearless, tackling the topics you are supposed to avoid on a first date like politics and religion. he was the first western journalist to visit chernobyl after the nuclear disaster. in 1982 his show was the first to interview someone living with aids. >> didn't you go through the feeling of being punished and didn't you have in the early go those -- did you wonder about that? >> well, of course i wondered. >> reporter: for a time he was even a contributor on "today". >> good morning, jane. let's administer the home jealousy test. >> reporter: but in 1996, with his ratings strug

jones signed off in 2001. >> i'm phil jones.our colleague ward sloane put it, jones believed it was his job to poke the finger in the eyes of power and ask the hard questions made that legacy of hard questions we continu to carry on. that is tonight's "cbs evening n s." >> judge judy: she gave you $1,400 on the day you were released from jail. >> announcer: an ex-con's freedom came with a cost. >> she was giving me money to help me get on my feet. >> judge judy: but she asked you for the money back. >> he's a liar and a narcissist. >> announcer: now he expects to be released from his debt. >> she's been slandering me from the beginning. who wants to go through that for $1,400? >> judge judy: if you were the trophy at the end of my race, i would walk backwards. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution wendy shabazz is suing her former friend, jerome lida, for an unpaid loan after he was relea

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thank you very much, phil— police watchdog, the iop c. mccann with the very latest there with the incident at manchester airport. you're watching bbc news. do you stay with us. hello, the weather has been a little hit and miss. the weather front has no crossing the country but the second half of the four most of us has me looking quite sunny. he is a weather front earlier on which what cloud down and the damp weather to south—eastern parts of the uk but is another when the front approaching northern ireland and western scotland so frequent showers here on the second hard delay back half of the day. the rest of us are in between. temperatures in belfast i later in the afternoon, hovering between the mid—to low 205. across eastern england. western —— we have got showers in western ireland, otherwise lengthy clear spells. in the morning, temperatures will range from around 11 to 13 degrees. whether you are the south of the country or further north. notice a wet start in the western isles with the weather front close to the centre of the pres

you mentioned a phil.on top of the -- art will be once the materials is applied and fence is the wall -- art will be applied via phil -- no how the process will work the panels go to the fabricator. the company mock in the oak lands who can apply the phils the panels. and then the panels will come become and after that. so that is the process and when we have test one i did not want to bring it in. it was not the holes were big and did not looked at thinking about maintenance and graffiti and keying and all of that the company doesf commercial buildings. took key and everyone you know wants to vaned likewise it it will be. not be and if it is spray painted the coatingly will allow it town wiped off. we are worrying about keying. we hope. you have theed two toned pink as the background. will there be two sizes do with it >> no they have -- they will be uniform or all over or in certain spots. it will not, yea. will not affect the design. i have concerns about the size in terms of the design. that is done he

get to phil. advance the auto parts slumping. what's behind that move?ugh earnings report, carl. basically when you miss by 18 cents a share that's going to put you in the hole right out of the gate. beginning of the day. then when you have guidance like we saw from advanced auto parts you see pressure all day long. look at the stock down more than 15% for most of the day. you see it down 17% coming in at 75 cents a share. street expecting 93 cents a share. guidance, though, real pressure. they are now expecting for 2024 to earn between 2 and 250 a share. reevesly 375 to 425. comparable store sales. negative 1% to flat down from flat to 1%, and then operating margin 2.1% to 2.5%. a cut from 3.2 to 3.5%. nayway you look at it a company in transition and as part of that transition, they did announce today that they are selling their world pack unit. subsidiaf theirs they were trying to sell and they have reached agreement to sell it for $1.5 billion. they're making moves that need to be made, carl. this is a relatively new management team, and i'm not surp

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doctor phil founded merritt street media earlier this year.rg business news reports his texas based network grew to about 100 employees, but just finished eliminating close to 40 positions. the company says the layoffs are due to consolidating departments and achieving the highest efficiency. phil mcgraw ended his 21 year long daytime talk show early last year, but he brought it back in a version called doctor phil prime time last november on his new network. car insurance rates have skyrocketed and they may not be done climbing yet online insurance agency and price compare insurify.com says car insurance premiums that increased 24% last year will double by the end of this year. experts are calling it the fastest spike in 50 years with no end in sight. industry analysts warn that california is especially hard hit and that this state is experiencing the worst insurance crisis in recent history. >> clients tell me they're ready to move out of california because of the cost of insuranc. >> i actually lost my homeowner's and car insurance last yea

and phil? >> yes? >> rupaul: phil, what is your favorite barbra streisand album?r ] [ cheers ] >> any of them. all of them. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: ha ha ha! ha ha ha! >> except -- i don't want "yentl." i could do without "yentl." >> rupaul: david, david, do you know the bee gees album she did called "guilty"? >> yes. i think. i guess. >> rupaul: let me just go back to phil. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: phil, what's your favorite song on the "guilty" album? >> i -- i -- >> rupaul: "woman in love"? >> "woman in love." >> rupaul: "what kind of fool?" "guilty." "run wild." it goes on and on, people. i'm going to say you are a couple. i'm going to say you are a couple. >> good guess. >> rupaul: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: okay. lou, show them what they've won. >> lou: dinner for two at the cheesecake factory. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: whoo-hoo! >> ru, this is going to give it away, but we have seen every single episode of "drag race" three times and all over the world. that would have been a dead give-away. >> we love you. we [ ble

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney.spended all operations after senior employee was kidnapped in the capital of tripoli. the bank announced the abduction of its information technology director in a statement on sunday. they said he was taken from his home by an unidentified party and other employees had been threatened with kidnapping. the central bank is the only internationally recognised depository for all revenues that are vital to the economy. that is it for business today from singapore. i will see you again at the same time tomorrow. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm 0lly foster. haaland scores for city in his 100th appearance as they start their title defence with a win. it's an underwhelming la liga debut for kylian mbappe, as the champions real madrid are held at mallorca. and sabalenka serves up her sunday best to beat swiatek in their cincinnati semifinal. hello there. the manchester city manager, pep guardiola, hailed erling haaland's scoring record as he helped them start their premier league title defen

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i agree with what phil said. they will be feeling — agree with what phil said.ight — be feeling confident about going straight through on that. and what it does— straight through on that. and what it does give us, this new format gives— it does give us, this new format gives us— it does give us, this new format gives us a — it does give us, this new format gives us a lot of football and bigger— gives us a lot of football and bigger ties early on in the competition, which, as fans of football, — competition, which, as fans of football, we all want to see. which takes us nicely _ football, we all want to see. which takes us nicely to _ football, we all want to see. which takes us nicely to liverpool's - football, we all want to see. which takes us nicely to liverpool's set . takes us nicely to liverpool's set of fixtures. we were looking at it with a british perspective but everywhere, everybody in european football, they are looking at that match in anfield against real madrid. . , . match in anfield against real madrid. . , ., �*, madrid. that is a tasty one. it

but this just in this morning, legendary tv talk show host phil donahue is dead after battling a long illness. his family says he passed away last night surrounded by family, including his wife of 44 years, marlo thomas. donahue was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. that was back in may he pioneered a new type of tv talk show as host of the phil donahue show from 1967 to 1996, phil donahue was 88 years old and pga crews are working to restore power to hundreds of customers near a deadly accident in the south bay. police responded to reports of a woman hit by a car at the intersection of snell and capitol expressway in san jose last night. she was rushed to a hospital but did not survive. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. it's san jose's 32nd fatal accident this year well, the new school year is here for students in one of the largest districts in the bay area. san francisco unified students head back to class today, and the district faces a big deficit and potential school closures veronica macias is live this morning with us from the b

phil before. and you're right, it is a friendly interview. it it's always interesting to see him when he's been sitting down with people that he feels like he can be more candid with. he's more comfortable with that is kind of the vibe that we got from this interview last night. but i one point, donald trump did talk about his attempted the attempted assassination on him back in butler and july, and he seemed to hint that he believes that joe biden and kamala harris bear some responsibility for that. take a listen to what he said. >> when this happened, people would ask, whose fault is it? i think to a certain extent it's biden's fault and harris as well and, um, the opponent. look, they will weaponizing government against me they brought in the whole doj try and get me they weren't two interested in my health and safety i would be if i were in their position, but they weren't very interested, but they they were always making it from what i understood and i could feel it. they were making it very difficult to have proper staffing in terms of

scott, back to you. >> phil, i appreciate that.indicate rogers on what to expect from zoom. >> analysts looks for $1.21 adjusted eps. that would be a 9% decline in eps from a year ago. also the first earnings contractions in six quarters. the stock is down 16% as demand has waned from the pandemic run-up. piper sandler i know earlier this month said that website traffic and app downloads are a slight beat. so we'll be looking out for any guidance. back over to you. >>> mike, back to you. we had the sound effect of the two-minute warning. you talked about the magnet of 66,000, we're going to close above it. >> the nasdaq 100 gout -- the closes have been relatively strong. clearly, you know, there's a sense out there there's two-way risk, not just downside risk. we're about 1% below the all-time highs. i keep running through the whole historical pattern of the average up year is up 20%. the s&p is up by 189 right now. it's not easy to get two back-to-back 20% years. it happens, and it has happened in the context of prior soft landing

their goal, phil, to knock on 1 million doors by november, phil, you've mckend for us on the trail. >> thanks so much. i'm joined now by a great group. florida cnn's isaac dovere jasmine wright from notice and semafor's shelby talcott. jazz. i wanna start with you it feels like there has been voters to the trump campaign's point. voters are coming home on some level in hispanic voters in particular were place where biden was having real issues. harris historically has done much better than how real is the momentum right now outside of just democrats saying, okay, we're, we're into this. >> yeah. well, i think if you look at those 12,000, 14,000 person rallies, you would feel that it is real, at least in this moment, a real sense of optimism has overtaken a democratic party that a month ago kinda felt like a funeral i'm real energy to get people to sign up as volunteers, energy to put people's own hard earned money into the campaign. that is what we're seeing these organic organizing calls, these really high fundraising totals i think the question that all of us have is how long it can

phil jones, the 32-year-old former english defender of manchester united, who will play from the summer of 2023 and after it was more than a year since his contract with manchester united expired and he announced his retirement without a contract with any team. it is said that jones is passing griffith's coaching courses and wants to become a coach. returning to the world of football , the spanish national team is closer than ever to arsenal . fabrizio romano, an informed reporter in the field of european football transfers, claimed that after arsenal's negotiations with mikel moreno, this player was removed from the list of real sociedad until the spanish national team focused on the agreement. the final is with arsenal , the head coach of sociedad also reacted to this issue and told mikel merino from the list for tomorrow's game. draw a line because he had negotiations with other clubs. this is the best solution for such an issue. felix in london. mateo moretto has claimed that chelsea and atletico madrid have reached a final agreement on the transfer of shah and felix, and this trans