i'm matt piper in new york. executed a search warrant at former president trump's mar-a-lago resort. trump calls it a raid and says, quote, they even broke into my safe. he was not at the florida home at the time. cbs news has learned it was not connected to january 6th but instead to missing white house records. the u.s. will send an additional $5.5 billion in government and military aid to ukraine. that brings the total in american aid to $8.5 billion since russia's february invasion. >>> what was tiny dancer by elton john is a duet with britney spears called hold me closer. they say the new song will be out in the coming days. for more news download the cbs news app. i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i'm jericka duncan in for norah. tonight we start off with some breaking news. the fbi has served a search warrant on former president donald trump's mar-a-lago home in palm beach, florida. the former president released a statement saying his home was under si

the incident occurred hundreds of kilometers from los angeles, a light-engine car piper got into theistrars of one of the cars that was moving along the highway. it can be seen how the plane loses speed and altitude, then falls on the roadway from hitting the asphalt. it came off in the wing, and the fallen plane was engulfed in flames, and it crashed into the concrete bumper. let's go to his chances of a major accident , only one car was damaged, and now the only passenger of piper managed to get out of the cab on his own, the firefighters who arrived at the scene put out the wreckage. the cause of the crash is now being restored in ufa it began consideration of high-profile cases in the relations of hockey players. they are accused of evading military service and giving bribes, allegedly as athletes. through an intermediary , they bribed the employees of the military enlistment office at the moment, the hockey player chose a measure of restraint in the form of a subscription. they are everywhere each of them can face up to 12 years in prison. dinar usmanov is transmitted fff. befor

i'm matt piper in new york.is terrorist leader is no more, those words from president biden at the white house after a u.s. drone strike kills al qaeda leader ayman al-zawahri in kabul, afghanistan. the president says he was killed on his balcony and none of his family members were hurt and there were no civilian casualties. >>> kansas will be the first in the country to have their say on whether abortion should remain protected in the state since roe v wade was overturned. >>> britney griner returns to a russian court one month after her drug charges as the biden administration works on a deal to get her home. i'm matt piptt piper, cbs news. >>> tonight, the president addresses the nation. as we come on the air, the white house says it has conducted a successful and significant counter-terrorism operation against al qaeda in afghanistan. >> if you are a threat to our people, the united states will find you and take you out. >> who was ayman al-zawahri? one of the men behind the 9/11 terror attacks, killed in a

i'm joined by nathan piper, head of oil & gas research at investec.hanks gas research at investec. so much for being on th! programme. thanks so much for being on the programme. so, initially it sounds positive, it is the right step for germany to take but how long will it all take to get gas through this form? to get hydrogen to be any sort of significant replacement for natural gas is going to take decades stopping hydrogen as part of the move to net zero and part of the overall solution for our changing energy systems away from fossil fuels. certainly as we look into a winter gas crisis across europe it is no sort of solution.— europe it is no sort of solution. , ., solution. so in terms of the problem — solution. so in terms of the problem and _ solution. so in terms of the problem and the _ solution. so in terms of the problem and the worry - solution. so in terms of the | problem and the worry about what happens this autumn and winter, of course germany relies heavily on gas coming in from russia and many other european countries, what is the ou

craig johnson from piper sandler. >>> let's go to washington, d.c. developing story sources telling nbc news president biden is set to unveil his plan for billions of dollars in student loan debt forgiveness today. let's go to nbc's brie jackson. >> reporter: good morning, wilf. president biden is expected to follow through on his campaign promise to address student loan debt it will likely fall short of what some democrats have pushed for. president biden is expected to slash up to $10,000 in federal student loan debt for borrowers making less than $125,000 a year >> i mean, that's way too low. i mean, that's chump change. >> over the course of my law school career expected to accrue around $70,000 over the course of three years >> reporter: it's estimated over 40 million americans are in debt for their education totaling more than $1.7 trillion. the biden administration is looking to relief some of that financial stress. >> we want to make sure higher education is accessible. we know education is the great equalizer. >> reporter: critics warn cance

yes, and he feels stressed when he sees reports about the drills or the war in ukraine face oncology piper. he has nightmares and can't eat properly or more a home which animals some without but others of course the alien, however, have taken the tensions india astray young by that many here, unarmed to chinese grades. but a father escalation he sees, could quickly upset that balance because one 3rd of the netherlands lies below sea level. the country knows a thing or 2 about protecting itself from floods, but due to climate change, it is now also facing a new challenge. water shortages kettle coming to a water hole, dried out reservoir just outside the dutch town of devons. her, it's very dry season now and he could see the water levers very, very low. this canal would normally be bringing water into one of the netherlands biggest rivers. we are at the bottom of the civic, normally the sir, me the water over here, but now you can see it's all, it's all gone. you can see a little bit water over there, fill me this upstream, but this is all gone. and as the river i saw, you can see alo, it'

boards, despite no apparent catalyst for such a move here to help us trade all three, craig johnson, piperome let's start with nvidia, much in the news today we talked fundamentals what do the charts say what's the trade >> hey, tyler, thanks for having me back. despite today's 80% drop there's not been much technical damage done on nvidia the rsi is still bullish good downside support on the 170 level. i can see upside back to the 196 level. 30% upside, 10% downside talking about the fundamentals, the top semiconductor analyst who happens to be here at piper, he's still got an overweight on it, 235, and he thinks the fundamental store is not broken. it should be bought. >> all right stars and the moon in alignment. >> i'm guessing palantir might be a different story, craig, what do you think? >> after having an 80% drop in here, the shares have started to find a bottom in here. today's pullback is not really disrupting a lot from a technical perspective, but from our perspective, we'd be a buyer on the pullback but got a little more downside to go. around 940 if you get back to the 50-day

that means millions of college graduates will have to start paying the piper while battling his toricnflation and a technical recession. but now the biden administration reportedly considering extending the payment pause and potentially canceling up to $50,000 in student loan debt per borrower from treasury secretary larry summers that served under two democrat presidents says that would be a huge mistake. he tweeted "student loan debt relief is spending that raises demand and increases inflation and consumes resources that could be better used helping those who did not for whatever reason have the chance to attend college. it will also tend to the inflationary by raising tuitions". how bad would canceling student loan debt actually be. here in studio, he's okay, capitalist hedge manager and fox news contributor and professional stuntman, jonathan is back. >> great to see you. kennedy: last time you were here, you brought us cheesecake. >> this time i thought bad news. why is an iphone cheap and college education is so expensive? it's one word, it's government. government's dominated

half of 2023, another picture from art pictures that has received support from the dystopian pied piperh the characters live. in the distant future, when experiments with genetics have gone too far the inhabitants of the earth were divided into two camps, but the so -called rats, that is, people with altered dna in the rat catchers who remained in the fight for their rights and hunted them, the author of the idea, one of the screenwriters and director was the author of the duelist, alexei mizgirev, a filmmaker who is not afraid of complex topics and special effects. and what is science fiction without them ? no, there's no one there, yes now you are enterprise to decide. for now, the lena girl miraculously survives the disaster and her father, the cosmonaut played by anatoly bely, is on the iss and sees the catastrophe from space with everything he can to help his daughter. it's just a radio link. we are waiting for the worlds, in the cinema next year. among pinchenko's winners was the continuation of the serf of the highest-grossing film in the history of modern domestic cinema, the au

, the mischun would be thrown into the very center of hell , what was it in the oven, some kind of pipersomeone understood what the series of shots was, we don't know at the moment because no distant shots are heard , but people continue to desperately cling to nadiya until the evening, as if it passed peacefully there, there was an explosion. and i still didn't think about what they were running, not running. km from here the thief was already conducting active operations from the gostomel airport in the lakes that were even closer , the russians placed their military equipment in the yards of houses, sabotage groups, setting up pontoon crossings, were getting closer and closer to the village of moschun after the russian horde was stopped there by the ukrainian the defenders blew up all the bridges across the irpin river, the rashists marched on moschun, here only a company of fighters of the 72nd separate brigade named after the black zaporozhians was waiting for them, significantly inferior to the enemy in the number of cossacks created a real hell with the aggressor together with the

i'm matt piper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's tuesday, august 2nd, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> justice has been delivered, and this terrorist leader is no more. >> deadly drone strike. the u.s. kills one of the world's most wanted terrorists. the series of attacks he helped mastermind against american citizens. >>> war of words. tensions grow ahead of house speaker nancy pelosi's possible visit to taiwan, the white house warning to china. >>> out-of-control wildfire. two people are dead as flames tear through northern california. the big threat right now amid changing weather conditions. captioning funded by cbs >>> so good morning and good to be wit >>> so good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we again in afghanistan where the u.s. killed a key mastermind behind the 9/11 terror attacks. president biden said a drone strike took out aman al zawahiri over the weekend. intelligence officials tracked the al qaeda leader to a home in downtown kabul where he was hiding with his family. he was killed while standing on a balcony

matt piper has those stories and more in today's "money watch report." >> stocks did better wednesdayd speech about interest rates at the end of the week. the dow gained 59 points, nasdaq up 50, s&p 500 took in 12. >>> apple is calling this one far out. it sent out invites to the press for an event on wednesday, september 7th. it is expected that the company will debut the new iphone 14. apple will also likely announce a release date for its latest mobile operating system, ios 16. there is also ramblings it is coming out with a higher end apple watch pro, which will feature a new design and a larger size. >>> peloton come to amazon. the fitness company has begun selling its equipment and apparel on amazon. customers sometimes waited months during the pandemic to get one of peloton's expensive workout bikes, but the company struggled in recent months as people have returned to gyms as pandemic restrictions eased. the news prompted peloton shares to jump 20% wednesday. >>> and you can call this a hiring party. party city says it plans to hire 20,000 people in the coming weeks for season

another picture from art-picchers, which received support from the dystopian pied piper in which then the near future, when experiments with genetics went too far, the inhabitants of the earth were divided into two camps, but the so-called rats, that is, people with altered dna who rebelled in the struggle for their rights and the krylovs hunting them, the author of the idea, one of the screenwriters and director, was the author of the duelist, alexei mizgiryov, a cinematographer , not afraid of complex themes and special effects. and what is science fiction without them premiere in 2023 dmitry kislev's tape of the world also refers to science fiction, but with elements of a disaster film, when meteor shower. no, there's no one there. yes, now you're making decisions while simple girl. lena miraculously survives the catastrophe. her father, an astronaut played by anatoly bely, is on the iss and sees the catastrophe from space with everything he can to help his daughter. it's just a radio link. we are waiting for the worlds, in the cinema next year. among pinchenko's winners was the c

a given the fact that russia has 6000 nuclear weapons, we have 5000 piper in any war with russia, which tend to cause a global temperatures to rise by say, 200000 degrees. meaning the end of the world today, russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing.

or given the fact that russia has 6000 nuclear weapons, we have 5000 piper in any war with russia. we're the attend because a global temperatures rise by say, 200000 degrees or meaning the end of the world today. rusher is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing most restrictions against individuals, the rest imposed on organisation. some experts compare the measures to financial nuclear warfare when you don't have a military option. economic sanctions is the politically expedient alternative, but it's an alternative. it doesn't really address the problem it's supposed to address. it's done to appease the domestic political body. i think of this constraint i could come and get the lawyer or grant me it is a basket, knew what. ringback of of you, but if you, thanks, if the time was the only way and we didn't get to the new lease on which. ringback ringback they. ringback should. ringback be pushing engine me, that's a companion more to just can use them. we don't have to come in, but you're rushing. yeah. but i do me a bala marsh to

>> reporter: a single-engine piper cherokee, with two people onboard, forced to make an emergency landing on the 91 freeway tuesday. >> respond to an aircraft emergency on the freeway eastbound. >> reporter: video shows the plane crashing to the ground, narrowly missing several cars, and hitting a pickup truck with three people inside. the small aircraft then erupting into a fireball. >> they out of there? >> yeah, he's out. >> reporter: firefighters quickly putting out the blaze. amazingly, the passengers in both the plane and the truck all escaping unharmed. >> absolutely very fortunate today that traffic was light and the pilot appears to have made some good landing navigation that avoided very bad tragedy, what could have been a very bad tragedy. >> reporter: tonight, the pilot of that plane says he is ecstatic to still be alive. it comes as the cause of that engine failure is under investigation. david? >> will carr live in los angeles county. will, thank you. >>> we turn next here to the u.s. warning to iran tonight, after an alleged murder for hire plot. tonight, an iranian nationa

he put a tremendous aim in the local da races, someone has to pay the piper.t is happening now people are waking up to the results of ease elections, they don't like to see chaos and feces on their streets when they walk. they are doing something about it. he is not really street smart, these people will be defeated. there will be a great reaction you know to what he has done. and so, i think his purpose he is being defeated in that. trey: let's take our viewers to law school or a courtroom, bond designed to make you come back to court when you are supposed to. what is your reaction, when you see the same team arrested time after time, each time they are rereleased on bond. >> my reaction is that it is insane. it is literally insane. this is what is happening. it is the opposite of the -- if you remember the broken windows theory, what mayor guliani wrote into office, we don't want allow broken windows and turnstyle jumping, if you create an environment in which youly legitimize that you create greater and greater crime, it has opinion repudiated by the progre

joining me now is nathan piper, head of oil and gas research at investec.r six months, but from october it will be reviewed and changed every three months. with your insight into the oil and gas industry, how high could bills go? good morning. ithink good morning. i think as you mentioned earlier, obviously the announcement pushed prices up the announcement pushed prices up to £3500 a year and we did some work early in august and saw that price going up to well over £4000 injanuary, but the gas price, the wholesale gas price has gone up significantly since then, and so we expected the bills will increase significantly above the £4500 come january. significantly above the £4500 comejanuary. and given that changes that ofgem are put in place that change will happen every three months now rather than every six months as was previously the case.— previously the case. you mentioned _ previously the case. you mentioned the - previously the case. you mentioned the gas - previously the case. you i mentioned the gas prices, previously the case. you mentioned the gas

this is very painful because we have the people will have to pay the piper and the n. i start last year that case, you know, has received assurances of support from senior e. u and u. s. politicians amid growing concerned about possible russian military moves on the mold oven border. miss me, one more. dover has the highest per capita number of ukrainian refugees of any country in europe. the government is warning of the challenges this exodus will bring. give mama, although 70 percent of the arrivals have been taken in by families public services like health care or on the verge of collapse. with there are also rama among the thousands of refugees. the authorities are accommodating them separately under different conditions. but they're all you could them we are clearly should the normal though not she listed that we will show that on the way to moldova at night you could see the rocket a land, exploding bombs somewhere, was either what we were in the middle of it all the work of the we have to turn back. why brought in? because we were shot at it and there was a big

this is very painful because we of the people will have to pay the piper and the n social. i start last year that he he, she now has received assurances of support from senior e. u and u. s. politicians amid growing concerned about possible russian military moves on the moldova border with you more, dover has the highest per capita number of ukrainian refugees of any country in europe. the government is warning of the challenges this exodus will bring good. lemme. although 70 percent of the arrivals have been taken in by families public services like health care or on the verge of collapse with there are also rama among the thousands of refugees. yes or these are accommodating them separately under different conditions. but they're all you could them, we're clearly should the normal diag, nigella city. we will show that on the way to moldova. at night you could see the rocket alarmed exploding bombs were posted either what we were in the middle of it all the work of the we have to turn back. why abrupt because we were shot sally, and there was a big explosion that there wer

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lot of people think it's time for him to pay it to the piper. >> kevin: apparently on the hook for million> al qaeda leader ayman al-zawahiri has been killed in afghanistan. >> for decades he was a master mind behind attacks against americans. >> there is a lot of people who are harmless now. if biden is listening, we need help. >> america's determination to preserve democracy here in taiwan and around the world, remains ironclad. we have to push back on the idea that the chinese government can tell us when and whether americans are ought to travel. >> do you like america? do you want us to succeed. do you want to fight inflation? >> democrats called that the inflation reduction act. senator schumer needs every democratic vote. where do things stand? >> all of us was shocked by senator manchin's reversal of position falling it inflation reduction is laughable. >> this is a movement. we want all republicans in this movement. >> i never meant to break -- >> she going in the room. immediately people will be happier. >> prayers for her family. quite the week it was. monday, the latest on senat

jon, this comes after a critical note from piper sandler yesterday.and noted that spend on snap from their measure is lower this year than last year they note that tiktok is the second most used social channel behind meta. snap, the company earlier this week agreed to a $35 million settlement in illinois that the company filters lens violated the bio-metric privacy act snap was hit with a lawsuit yesterday with the video overlay technology jon. >> ouch. let's put this in context with the economic turbulence. i know companies cut back on marketing budgets when things get tough and tight. also you have inventory that companies need to move they might need to use digital channels and targeting inventory. might this be overdone based on what we have seen historically >> reporter: it might be, jon. there is a question that the marketers are looking to have the biggest impact as possible we heard from snap and meta about the challenges with the operating changes and making sure that not only are their ads having the potential impact in terms of targeting, b

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let's discuss that and more with ed yruma at piper sandler. good morning to you, ed. don't we talk about the restructuring first. is there a feeling out there that restructuring is now pretty much complete and it is a face of looking forward or are they halfway through? >> i would say they are more than halfway through they have made a number of changes and manufacturing outsourcing and changing the distribution model. the last piece is they will rationalize the store footprint. today, awareness is high and now today all of the physical stores is unnecessary >> the deal with amazon is the hayday of high margin or the possibility of sustainable high margins will never arrive or is this a good step and help the volumes? >> i think it is a good step it helps volume. a customer that loves amazon ecosystem. this is another way for them to present their product to the customer without having the same overhead that is required. whether on their own channel or the store. >> is there a risk of the quality of the brand will slip in customers eyes? you have to assemble at home a

chief market technician at piper sandler. craig, good to have you back on at this critical time. technical damage has been done to the markets particularly last week and on friday alone is the 4,000 level on the s&p a nice round number or does defending that level actually mean something >> brian, there's no question that is a very key technical level. it is close to where the 50-day moving average is at which is at 3996 that is an important level to watch. brian, the powell pushing this market lower last week caught a lot of people off guard on the equity side. it did not catch investors off guard on the bond market we didn't see a spike in the 2-year treasury. the 10-year treasury did not move up. we didn't see a huge move in the dollar all of these things i thought we would have seen. bring it back to equities. that 50-day moving average is an important level to watch after that, 3981, 50% of the move off the june lows to the august highs we just put in. those will be the two things i'm really going to watch in the coming days. >> what if we don't hold 3981? >> if you don't ho

this note tonight is classic trump trying to deflect and trying to stir up people by being the pied piper of maga land. but i think at the end of the day, if merrick garland doesn't take action we will be in a very bad place. >> maga land, a smaller place and he used to be. barb give us a lesson of and comparisons with what happened in what a great. when it was richard nixon when news broke, people knew could only be one thing, he was only involved in one scandal. when the news broke today, it was hours before we even knew what they were specifically looking for in a number of investigations that trump is involved in? >> yeah, and trump involved this to the watergate break in and said that this was equivalent to that. of course there is a real difference between what happened today and the watergate break in which is today the search was authorized by a federal judge who executed a warrant, whereas in the watergate break in, that was done by burglars in the middle of the night. so two very kinds of different things going on here. as you pointed out, it's almost quaint with what richard ni

you can see the single engine piper cherokee dropped from the sky, hit the freeway, then left a trailfuel as it slid toward the sound barrier. the pilot told the chp is experiencing possible engine failure during the crash. the plane also hit a truck that was carrying 3 people. the good news incredibly nobody was hurt. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the niners take the field for the first time in a game situation this friday night at levi's against the packers. so of course, the focus is that much more as guys hone in on green bay. today's practice was a breath of fresh air for quarterback trey lance show. much better command after what head coach kyle shanahan rough practice last weekend. shanahan said he'll kaow more about this preseason plan after practices today and tomorrow. but as of now, he expects forty-niners fans will be able to get a good look at st of the other starters. >> we had a pretty good idea. i definitely these practices go these first 2 days i'd like to get guys to play in this man because i don't play second game. you know, in the sc

> reporter: he and a friend were taking a lunchtime flight to catalina island in his single-engine piperngine trouble and had to quickly decide where to land. >> we weren't going to be able to make the airport landing field without hitting a building. i had to make a decision to land on the freeway. >> reporter: cho and his friend kicking out a door of the plane minutes before the plane erupted into a fiery ball of flames. firefighters putting out the blaze as everyone in the area breathed a sigh of relief. >> i'm ecstatic, i'm alive. >> no kidding. here's my question, you're driving your truck and in your rearview mirror you see a plane coming at you? what do you do? they did not cover that in my driver's training courses. >>> the highway patrol says the fact that no one was injured is remarkable and the faa is investigating exactly what happened. >>> more misery for those trying to fly. more than 1,000 flights were delayed, 200 more canceled just yesterday. of course we know airlines are facing staff shortages, bad weather, high demand for travel. in an appearance this morning on "morn

unemployment claims and he's naming names he likes in this market and let's bring in michael cantorwitz with piperdler. when the fed changes interest rates or changes its cycle from lowering or benign monetary approximately see to tightening, what typically happens >> hi, tyler thanks for having me so there are two outcomes when you look at historically when you look at what happens when the fed stops tightening and you either go into recession thereafter or you're not and the bullish narrative today is almost that we're not going to go into this deep recession or we make it not go into recession at all and that we found the bottom in the market and we're just going to keep going up, up, up and up from here. >> do you believe that you buy that >> no. it has happened four times so if we look at those four times it happened and it happened most recently in 1985 and 1966 and so in those examples, the fed did tighten. we did not go into recession thereafter. >> and what happened at the bottom of the market when the fed stopped in each one of those four times was a v-bottom recovery in housing data and

his but yet he continued to obstruct, if you will, and i think that he's going to have to pay the piper on this one. >> andrew, i want to zoom in on this -- i guess this phrase no foreign, this designation, no foreign. again that means no release to foreign nationals. it's eye catching because several foreign nationals have been arrested at mar-a-lago in years from time to time and a new report from the pittsburgh post gazette says an investigation is under way of a ukrainian immigrant who used a fake id to rub elbows with president trump last year there while these documents were there. so i guess you would be committing malpractice if you did not have a concern about this. >> i spent many years conducting and overseeing counterintelligence investigations. i can tell you that mar-a-lago is a spy's dream. it's a soft target. it's open to the public. there's all sorts of ways in for a trained, determined intelligence officer. there are all kinds of ways in there. and you know that if you get in, you've got a person who had access to the government's most sensitive secrets, and who also h

he would rifle through pipers and he would write on somement documents even when aides told him not to. he would pick up a piece of paper and write notes on it to himself. and so none of this came as a big shock. now another source told me one other example of this arnd i thought this was a good way to look at the way the system works which trump would keep some records close to him so he could show them off and one of the examples were the love letters, the correspondence with kim jong-un. there was not a real system in place. and again, this goes to a larger picture here of what they discovered. the sheer volume of the documents. but this is one part of that that his former staffers that his former aides were not surprised to see. >> kristen holmes, thank you so much for that. >>> i want to bring in now former federal prosecutor and host of on the topic podcast, ronald omary otty. so we just heard that, that trump and many of his alleys were saying that it was politically motivated. given the affidavit and the judge signing off it. it sounds pretty legitimate, doesn't it? >> yeah. i

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we welcome in nicole miller reagan, she's managing director of equity research at piper sandler. nicole, welcome. how would you kaucharacterize te restaurant business? it's not one entity and it's a bunch of different segment ins and how would you characterize it right now or segment it >> i would say this, that it's working really, really hard against the max cro and the mac will work harder to change the social engagement that customers are getting at restaurants right now. it's not to say it's easy. consumers are managing check they're managing how often they spend. yes, there 's a followout at th low end and a bigger picture at play and a non-discretionary staple like positioning that this space has as a part of the economy today. >> i just want to mention what i've seen. i'm just back from a two-week road trip across the heart of america, and i saw restaurants that were so full and had hour and a half-long waits, and i mean at every level of demographic in terms of spending you know, fast casual as well as pretty high-end restaurants. i've seen it in las vegas. you have long

now it is time to pay the piper and to use some of this money to repa some of the damage.my: talk about the response of these companies. walmart releasing a statement for example, reading apart -- "instead of addressing the real causes of the opioid crisis, like pill mill doctors, illegal drugs and regulators asleep at the switch, plaintiffs' lawyers wrongly claimed that pharmacists must second-guess doctors in a way the law never intended and many federal and state health regulators say interferes with the doctor-patient relationship." >> from the beginning, this has been a huge finger-pointing exercise. the manufacturers had said, we just make these drugs. doctors prescribe them. the doctors will say, well, we based our actions -- predicated on what the drug manufacturers told us. besides, there is another person of the food chain, the pharmacies, who are supposed to catch these bad actors. the pharmacists say, wait a minute, the doctors are responsible or the drug manufacturers are responsible because we don't write prescriptions, we just dispense prescriptions. as the

craig johns son at piper sandler raised his target on the s&p to 4775.ks the market is going up?!. what do you think, he is saying breath washout in june was buy signal and historically possible breath thrust. do you agree with him. >> i do. i've been long equities for that reason. everything i think is going to happen will happen. you talked about oil correcting significantly. let oil break down to 80, 85, seasonality, nat-gas is problem. assuming it doesn't become a bigger problem. all the commodities are rolling over. the fed gets opportunity from 75 to 50 in september. talk about pausing. market rally is higher. why? valuations are fair. earnings season was great. stronger consumer spending number. inflation is coming down a bit. if it continues on the path we end up the year positive on the s&p 500. charles: sticking with oil, you also talked about dividends, the energy sector has the highest dividends on average. seems like a win-win to find one or two good oil stocks here with paying strong dividends. the stock is probably reasonable and upside. y

and a more broader discussion as well about misinformation and if it's time to pay the piper, will that song stop in a whole variety of ways? well it stop others? our panel tonight, i've scott scott jennings, abbey, and david swirlic. glad to see you all here. it might surprise you what i'm getting ready to tell you. there is a moment, apparently, where alex jones has responded and called this a win for truth. i'm going to play it for you in a little bit. but this is where the spin actually is. so, misinformation still abounds. what's your thought on this particular compensatory damages win? >> i'm glad the parents of the little boy -- i'm glad their happy. their lawyer says they're thrilled with it. they're happy, i'm happy. and i'm glad he can be punished further and he can face other trials. this is obviously going to go on and on and on for him and i hope it goes on for the rest of his life because he put these people through hell and they had already been to hell. no money can bring back what you've lost in a situation like this. it can send a strong message that you can't go out a

have ever heard a yes or no answer yet and i hear a lot of well you know, he might've not filed the piperted no, no is of the bureaucracy and bureaucrats to make the decision on that or is that the doj legal counsel wanted merrick garland going to the legal counsel and think about give me advice here in my doing the proper thing company has i thank you so that he did not do it because. >> the idea that the president of the united states has less authority than the archives or department of justice on this issue is laughable. >> in the doj and the if you do not deserve the benefit of the doubt after four years what we seem going to move on to prove athletes and targets of the left because of their covid-19 choices and is now back deck - and for this week's and aaron rogers exposes the covid-19 cup became of the players to the shop next. ica's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. >> . can't beat that. can't beat this, either. book an exam today at americasbest.com it's the all-new subway series menu! 12 irresistible new subs... like #11 subway club. piled with turkey

and in a more broader discussion is well, about disinformation and if it is time to pay the piper, will that song stop and hold variety of ways? will it stop others? let's talk with our panel tonight. i have scott jennings, abby and david -- glad to see you all here. listen, first of all, it might surprise you, and i'm getting ready to tell you, there was a moment, apparently, where alex jones responded and called this a win for truth. i will play for you it in a little bit. this is where the spin is. what is your thoughts on this particular compensatory damages win? >> i am glad that the parents of the little boy are happy with this. if they're happy, i'm happy. i am glad that he can still be punished further. i'm glad that he will face other trials. this will go on and off for him. i hope it goes on for the rest of his life. he deserves it because he put people through hell. and they already get to hell. nobody can bring back what you have lost in some situation like this, but it can send a strong message that you cannot go out and terrorize our fellow citizens. i think that is, to me

how they punish and hold accountable when it's time to pay the piper. we've seen really that train has left the station in so many respects about people feeling emboldened to continue to say things, to make them turn a dollar on what they're doing and saying to their advantage. whether it's political or otherwise, when you look at it from that context wi, do you se reason why this was the tipping point? >> i've thought about it a lot, and i had a perspective on this case that was outside of the vacuum of this case, right? if you remember, we talked about deb heard and my constant refrain was, this isn't a speech case. i went back and looked at it and i still don't know that the speech was actionable. this case to me felt more like an intentional infliction case, which was the default. what in some respects, i don't get into metrics when i argue these, trying to, this many false statements, this many offensive comments times this amount. you get a sense that there's an anger and a rage, and i think, i'll use two examples in hogan. people identified with