. >> rebecca: face-off. donald trump agreeing to a primetime debate with vice president harris on abc. what she's saying now about two other proposed showdowns. >> whit: dramatic new body camera footage from the former assassination attempt on former president trump. >> where's he at? >> straight up! >> whit: the officer who first confronted the gun man, and what it shows moments before he opened fire. >> deborah: chilling new details concerning taylor swift's concerts. the teens behind it and what authorities said they planned to tkorb as hundreds gather in vienna. now what london officials are saying about her highly anticipated shows next week, with that city already on alert. >> whit: checkmate. a russian chess player under investigation and caught on camera allegedly trying to poison an opponent. >> deborah: strong winds hurling beach umbrellas into the air at a popular florida beach. the important safety precautions before your last summer beach trip. when in rome. how one woman made the most of gettin

rebecca? >> rebecca: thank you.t as kids are heading back to school. eva pilgrim is here with what you need to know about these new shots. good morning, eva. >> good morning, rebecca. updated covid vaccines will soon be at a pharmacy or doctor's office near you. the fda getting a green light for updated vaccines designed to better protect against the current variants circulating. these are mrna vaccines. manufacturers telling abc news they expect the vaccines will be available in the coming weeks. the updated vaccines coming as kids are returning to the classroom and those fall and winter viruses start to spread. the vaccines are approved for use for anyone over six months old. medical professionals strongly encouraging anyone high risk due to age or under lying conditions to get the vaccine. we've seen a lot of covid going around this summer so if you've had it recently and you want the vaccine, the cdc saying you may want to wait three months after covid to get the updated vaccine. guys? >> george: good advice. ev

rebecca? >> rebecca: just bring on fall. okay, ginger. thank you.om is accused of poisoning her husband and then writing a book about grief. a judge has ordered her to stand trial for murder. and our chief national correspondent matt gutman is back with the story. good morning again, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, rebecca. kouri richins defense attorneys argued there were zero direct evidence that she killed her husband with that massive dose of fentanyl and the evidence against her was filmsy, but the judge found it solid enough that he allowed the prosecution to proceed with all 11 charges against her including murder. this morning a utah judge ruling kouri richins will stand trial for the murder of her husband eric and a slew of additional felonies. >> the prosecution has shown probable cause to count one aggravated murder and count three distribution of a controlled substance. >> reporter: the ruling comes after a two day preliminary hearing in which kouri's defense team argued the evidence was purely circumstantial. >> you have a claim t

rebecca. >> rebecca: start early with those labor day plans. okay, ginger. thank you.ent debt relief plan must stay on hold pending legal challenges. our senior national correspondent terry moran has the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. this morning this new order from the supreme court will keep that student loan repayment program of the biden administration on hold for now after a lower court had blocked it earlier this year. all of this leaving millions of borrowers in limbo. this latest effort is ambitious. more than 8 million borrowers have already signed up for what's called the save act. this is an income based program that restructures payments around a borrower's income and offers a faster path to debt cancellation. it's already cleared the debt of 400,000 people. it requires zero dollar payments for borrowers with an income of less than around $33,000. so that lower appeals court blocked the plan from going into effect back in june after a group of republican led states sued the biden administration arguing the president had ex

rebecca? >> rebecca: pay attention and just keep that awareness up. okay, erielle. thank you.turn to the race for the white house. vice president harris is set to lay out her economic plan today after making her first appearance with president biden since he dropped out of the race. former president trump held another press conference and rachel scott is here with more. good morning, rachel. >> good morning to you. vice president harris has only been in the race for a few weeks. she has not outlined any policy yet but all of that will change today. she's set to unveil her economic agenda as she tries to thread this needle between touting the biden harris record and laying out her own vision for the country. this morning vice president kamala harris set to unveil her economic agenda in north carolina today. after appearing with president biden for the first time since he dropped out of the race. >> few leaders in our nation have done more on so many issues, including to expand access to affordable health care than joe biden. >> reporter: the president touting the first ever neg

rebecca was there for it all. hey there, rebecca. >> rebecca: hi, robin. great to see you.elebration, incredible stories across the board. as well as big big reveals about what's to come at disney parks, on the screen, in the movies. we'll have the full update for you coming up in a bit. >> michael: we're looking forward to that. it is great to sit next to a legend. love it. also ahead the new alternative to the epi pen for people with severe allergic reactions. how it could be a game changer. >> george: first look at the top stories breaking at 8. starting with the race for the white house. vice president harris and governor tim walz completed their first swing through battleground states as former president trump pushes false attacks about the crowd size at their rallies. rachel scott is tracking it all in washington. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning to you again. vice president harris and her running mate, governor tim walz, just officially wrapped up that swing through those battleground states. as a new poll shows she is gaining momentum in

rebecca, — herself and i admire that with her. rebecca, it— herself and i admire that with her.lbums. the stamina required is extraordinary. yes, single—handedly she's going to be boosting uk productivity today as well. it's something that is a phenomenon to watch and what's really interesting is just the sheer size and sheer groundswell of support that she has as jennifer support that she has asjennifer said, support that she has as jennifer said, everybody support that she has asjennifer said, everybody in admires her, she has become this kind of beacon, not just an inspiration for everyone but also an economic beacon as well. swiftienomics and everything. ltrul’e’iiii swiftienomics and everything. we'll be talkin: swiftienomics and everything. we'll be talking to _ swiftienomics and everything. we'll be talking to you — swiftienomics and everything. we'll be talking to you about _ swiftienomics and everything. we'll be talking to you about many other stories in the next couple minutes, but rebecca and jennifer, thanks very much indeed. i want to bring you some images from col

we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> whit: rebecca? >> rebecca: thank you, whit.turn now to the race for the white house. vice president kamala harris could officially lock up the democratic nomination as early as today, as she comes closer to locking in her running mate. rachel scott is following the latest developments. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, rebecca, good morning to you. that's exactly right. vice president harris could be hours away from officially locking in the democratic nomination for president. in fact, just moments ago we learned her president is already planning a virtual celebration for later this afternoon. overnight the harris campaign announcing this morning they have raised $310 million in july. all eyes turn to who harris will pick to be her running mate. we're expecting that decision by tuesday. sources tell abc news that her vetting team has met with three leading contenders arizona senator mark kelly, minnesota's governor and pennsylvania governor shapiro. former president trump continues to double down on his controversial att

rebecca? >> rebecca: thank you, rachel.added health benefits from a popular weight loss drug. erielle reshef is back with that. nice to see you again erielle. good morning. >> good to see you again, rebecca. good morning to you. we've already seen how these medications have revolutionized weight loss. we've reported on several secondary benefits. now eli lilly adding another to the list saying zepbound can improve quality of life for some patients with heart failure. they say it shows people who took zepbound and have heart failure and obesity had a 38% reduction in risk of heart failure related complication and deathed. it also significantly improved heart failure symptoms includin. in addition users lost 15% of their body weight. people who are diagnosed with heart failure can experience fatigue, shortness of breath, reduced ability to exercise and swelling of the extremities which can impact their everyday lives. the company said this could be a game changer. wegovy is already approved by the fda for cardiovascular benef

i was saying it wasn't illegal. >> rebecca, finish. >> rebecca, finish. >> rebecca's done. >> rebecca's one who i think reflected upon this. turns out there's a lot more to the story now. we couldn't have known that, but it doesn't strike me as leaping to a completely irrational conclusion . i am wholly conclusion. i am wholly unsurprised that there was a whole i don't know, huw edwards, but i'm wholly unsurprised that there's a spate of other things that have come out, and he has been pleaded guilty to at least this tranche of them in court today. i am unsurprised about that. jon sopel, emily maitlis, apparently the leading journalists of our times, completely amazed and who knew him well , who knew completely amazed and who knew him well, who knew him. >> okay, yeah, i've got to say one thing. >> the mental health card that is getting played by huw edwards. >> well, we don't know that he's playing a card. he may have mental health issues this is so disrespectful to the victims in those photos. >> who cares about the mental health of those poor children that were in those images? and r

>> i concur with rebecca. o so established a price target, and we've met that, and i've raced now subsequently the price target something closer to 3,000, for the reasons that rebecca mentioned, we wrote about that a come the months ago, even if the absence or retail buying for instruments like gld, we're seeing massive flows into gold. having said that, i think obviously looser central bank policies is also helping to put a bid into gold prices. not only with regard to central bank buys, but also geopolitical tensions. >> yeah. even though i know we're talking about china and central bank demand and all the rest, mark, i wonder about the signal. it was worrisome? or not necessarily? >> if you look at it in conjunction with several other sectors. we've seen leadership hag the cloochk defensive sectors. even the beleaguered investment trust, even though the cnet leadership by the tech-related companies, i think it does suggest that programs investors are positions more cautiously, you know, seasonality probably

okay, rebecca. thanks very much. coming up the new questions in the bronze medal controversy that cost jordan chiles her medal for the floor exercise. >> robin: and the family of johnny whacker demands months after he was gunned down months ago in los angeles. >> michael: plus a dramatic rescue caught on camera. how officers and a good samaritan saved a woman trapped in her car under water. first back to ginger. >> ginger: damaging winds in excess of 83 miles per hour. gusts were in parts of colorado. we've got video from some of the damage. they easily had 60 to 70 mile per hour gusts that took down some of the roofing and put it into the building there. that was not it. there was one reported tornado. also up in linden utah had the highway there with hail on the sides of it. the severe storms moving through utah tapped into that monsoon moisture and caused flash flooding. this is salt lake city. salt lake city in many pockets had not as much rain you could imagine but for them they, in 48 hours, got a month's worth

was bringing dw corresponded rebecca rivers here. she's following developments from jerusalem. rebecca, what more do we know about at, at this moment about the dates assassination as well? how many days was the head of the military wing? the owl cassandra gazed in gaza. he has, it was a heading up that the cosign brigade for some decades couple of decades and with, with the organization for around about 30 years. he's long been on israel is wanted list and in fact in may cream calm, the head chief prosecutor for the international criminal court, putting him on a list of hamas leaders that he was applying to have arrest warrants handed out to is now honey, a being another person who was on that list as well as yes, yes. and while the leader of her mouth in gaza, as i said, he was long on the wanted list of israel and israel made several attempts at his life. he was unsuccessful. he remained allusive until, as we're now learning on july 13th when he was targeted alongside and now the senior. how must figure a rough asylum, a leader of

in 2022, rebecca submitted a new application for the trademark and separate applications covered the waxing aftercare products she'd developed. but then she got a letter from the beauty giant l'oreal, who told her she could no longer use the name nkd. this is the naked brand that l'oreal are fighting for the trademark over, they say the nkd waxing brand is confusingly similar and could lead to consumer confusion, something rebecca disputes. i think it's the epitome of corporate bullying. we're an east midlands waxing business. do i really pose a threat to l'oreal�*s customers to their business, especially bearing in mind that our brand names are written and pronounced differently? one trademark attorney says both parties are just trying to protect their brands. as attorneys, we always try and get an amicable settlement because it saves on costs for both parties, and also it means that both people can generally keep their mark or use their mark in a certain way. so i think and no—one's ever really out to win and get as much as they can from the situation. they're just protecting their

in most cases rebecca is pointing out this. rebecca, thank you very much for bringing us up on the latest latest information that we can get our hands. so moving on to a proposal where investigate has a searching through the wreckage after a plane crashed and cell pablo state killing goal. 61. people on board. social media videos show the 1872 aircraft in flat spin falling from the sky over the city of been here to the plains. black box has now been become of the. this is the moment the plain spirals out of the sky and hit the ground in a neighborhood about 80 kilometers north west of sao paolo leaving residence in shock. so i'll check if i thought it was going to fall in our yard. it was scary here, but thank god there were no victims among the people who lived here. the 3rd thought 1st, the plane straightened out and then it started into a nose dyes. i'll go to the walk. what am i doing? what's happening? i oh, maybe it ran out of fuel of some particular aisle, really kind. so i ran out of the house and i sort following another roofing causal city officials say that one home was damaged

right. >> go on then, rebecca. >> go on then, rebecca. >> right.lon, the actor who died in his will. he wanted his ten year old very healthy dog put down so that it could be buried with him. what? yeah, he wanted his dog euthanized so they could be buned euthanized so they could be buried together. >> so his dying wish was to kill his dog. >> perfectly healthy, gorgeous looking dog. actually >> very nice dog. >> very nice dog. >> sorry. that's not being honest. >> no, they were like, no, mate, you're dead. i'm not killing your dog. >> the family rejected it, apparently. so there we go. rachel reeves is today's union jack. how's that dog thing? >> oh, you don't love dogs. >> oh, you don't love dogs. >> thank you. thank you, thank you. i'll see you guys on a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> hi there. time for the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. an unsettled 56 to 48 hour period to come for many parts of the uk, a series of low pressure systems queuing up to arrive from the atl

rebecca, do you think the economy is — the day.the economy is going to be key - the day. rebecca, do you think the economy is going to be key in - the day. rebecca, do you think the economy is going to be key in this| economy is going to be key in this election? it usually is, of course, but you think inflation and so on is going to be the crucial issue? absolutely, and i think the mantra from the clinton, it's the economy, stupid, is still going to hold sway. if you look at the us economy at the moment it's very sound. the international monetary fund, various other organisations, but also the basics, are growing strongly. core inflation has conducted 2.9%, core inflation has conducted 2.9%, core inflation 3.2, inflation 2.9, and it looks like there may be rate cuts as well, so the economy is actually looking like it is going to avoid the recession, might have a soft landing. that's very good. markets have gone up again today. we are seeing, actually, and economy that is being, bizarrely, centralto seeing, actually, and economy tha

rebecca, caroline, thank you very much. that is it for me.is up now. stuart varney, over to you. stuart: all right. good morning, cheryl. good morning, everyone. a bombshell admission from mark zuckerberg.

rebecca: thank you. in other major business news, global markets started the week in a tailspin amid concerns the u.s. economy could be sliding towards a recession. on wall street, the dow jones industrial average had its worst day in nearly two years, dropping more than 1000 points. the nasdaq lost more than 500 points on the day. the s&p 500 dropped 160 points, or exactly 3%. globally, the japanese stock market dropped more than 12%, its biggest percentage drop since the late 1980's, while sell-offs spread to other markets in asia and europe which are facing slowdowns of their own. to discuss what this means, i'm joined by david wessel, director of the hutchins center on fiscal and monetary policy at the brookings institution. welcome back. good to see you. why that sudden plunge in global markets overnight? what was fueling that? david: it is always hard to say why the mood shifted, and when it does, why everybody seems to go in the same direction at once. but there are a couple things we know. one is

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rebecca a, the market has recovered but not by 1,000 points.: excuse me. hold on, guys. i do want to bring in some breaking news right now. we have several, several, several reports out this morning that vice president kamala harris has chosen item walz to be -- tim walz to be her vice president. again, minnesota governor tim walz according to multiple reports is now vice president harris' pick to be her vice presidential candidate. he was elected in 2018, reelected in 2022. he also served six terms in the u.s. house of representatives. he is an army a national guard veteran, and, rebecca, excuse me, trisha, he was also a high school teacher. your thoughts in the final moments of our program. >> they are going to make, the democrats and media are going to make this the most genderrized election in american history. this is about the economy, the economy, the economy, it's a referendum on the last four years. rl. cheryl: also reports she has not called tim walz as of yet, but reports that tim walz is the pick. my pick is stuart varney for the ne

rebecca, you're with us all morning long. we're just getting started. coming up, the biden administration has got some serious explaining to do over why it released dozens of illegal migrants that were on the tearer record watch list into the country. all under border czar kamala harris' watch, that's the hot topic of the hour, after the break. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in t

dw rebecca correspond rebecca rivers in jerusalem there and a middle east dental of shawnee rosanne is here in the studio. thank you very much . the bye. as well as mile honey is killing, and the assassination of the top has bullet commander have prompted please from world leaders for restraint. and while the motivation for killing the hum us leader may stem from the groups. october some terror attacks. and his realty animosity towards honey, a stretches back much further. is man nia, greet surrounds new president. and what would be one of his last meetings? just i was off to attending the president's integration. he and his body guard would killed in the strike on his residence in t. ron nia was the political face of hamas. the militant islam is carried out via october 7th terror attacks on israel nea had not lived in guns or for several years. but ron, how must from cut to where he lived in exile, he became the palestinian prime minister in 2006, and continued to rise through how mazda is ranks, eventually becoming its political chief in 2017. how mazda is gone and lead. yeah, he, us

you know, we were discussing it with rebecca. the westbank is very much a place where these really is keep on putting a lot of pressure up because of the fear of, you know, this might going out of pen. there has been a lot and there is, of course, cause i still ongoing. and we need to keep in mind now is really, anyone know, everybody's on high alert, but his balance transfer is really is. and if you talk about even about, you know, the defense. uh, you know, these are, as they will tell you, this is what's more troubling. is realize right now, because as we've seen a just now with the recent attack, it's actually the low flying drones. the more primitive, you know, at technology is in a way that has volumes using that it's harder for israel to deal with, you know, to intercept, you know, as we go talking about what might be coming from your on, you know, these are ballistic me size of course us from a longer term, you know, massage a to give in, gets israel more time to prepare with its response. but you know, these, you know, a

rebecca? what was it the women in that time who were able to pull together the strategy and the effectiveness? these were smart, educate did and incredibly inventive women who wouldn't. no for an answer they really were. i am continually impressed. the more i learn with how savvy they were. i think we a tendency to think that history is linear and progressive and that every generation does little little bit better than the generation before and maybe the radical envelope a little bit more. and these women were doing it 100 years ago. and they couldn't introduce or vote for it while. female right. so they could do everything up to actually making it happen. and it's, it's amazing to me now, especially because so much this history is taught in kind of, a condescending way. there's this like look at their dresses and banners they affected largest historical change american democracy. it was a revolution. it was a bloodless revolution. they did it with their brains and they did it on their own and

>> linsey: rebecca jarvis for us. thanks so much, rebecca. >>> now, to the race for the white house. and the growing speculation over vice president kamala harris' choice for running mate. she is expected to appear on stage with her pick in philadelphia tomorrow night. her campaign says the final decision has not yet been made, with several top contenders on the list, it may be coming down to the wire. here's abc's selina wang. >> reporter: tonight, vice president kamala harris just hours away from making one of the biggest decisions of her career. harris closing in on her choice for running mate, meeting at her washington, d.c., home with the leading contenders, arizona senator and retired astronaut mark kelly, the husband of gabby giffords, minnesota governor tim walz, a retired school teacher and six-term congressman. >> hi, governor. anything on the veepstakes yet? >> i got nothing for you. >> reporter: and popular first-term pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, a former prosecutor. shapiro emerging as a favorite,

let's bring in now corresponded rebecca raters who's in jerusalem. bring us up to date rebecca to well, ben, this was one of the number of strikes carried out across the strip over night was certainly the deadliest with around about a 100 people more than a 100. we're hearing from the guards and civil defense killed in that attack. we're seeing many more casualties. we know that a fire broke out as well in that compound, and many people are suffering from bone wounds that there was trapped and caught up in that 5. in fact, 3 consecutive strikes that hit the school, which was housing at an unknown number of displaced palestinians and it hit around the morning pray time. it certainly looks by the images and the something that the types of casualties that we're hearing about on the ground, that that number may well rise of a time. now as you've mentioned, the israel consent, this is a strike a it just before 6 am local time. they said that they had struck or precisely struck with the words that they use, the mouse operatives operating command and contro

a w as rebecca rivers in jerusalem told us more. well, mohammed dave was the head of the military wing, the l. cassandra gazed in gaza. he has, it was a heading up that a they all can some brigades for some decades, couple of decades and with, with the organization for around about 30 years. he's long been on israel is wanted list and in fact in may korean com that had chief prosecutor for the international criminal court, putting him on a list of hamas leaders that he was applying to have arrest warrants handed out to is now honey, a being another person who was on that list as well as yes, yes, and while the leader of her mouth in gaza, as i said, he was long on the wanted list of israel, and these are all made several attempts at his life. he was unsuccessful, he remained allusive until, as when now learning on july 13th, when he was targeted alongside and now the senior. how must figure a rough asylum, a leader of how must forces in hun eunice. now that it was concerned on the day that solomon had been killed about, they v as re

the people gaza to rebecca. thank you very much for bringing yourself to data and running through the prospect or the lympics. welcome menu event friday evening in paris breakdancing it originally appeared on the streets of new york in the 1970s. now it makes its they view at the sound the gates. hundreds of people have been attending break dance battles in the lead up to the competition . 16 males and 16 female dances will compete in round plastic amenities over the weekend. the 1st gold medals of that type, oper grads in olympic history. and a reminder of that's of stories this out. russian officials have declared a state of emergency for a ukrainian drug attack and a military airfield. in the pet screeching banks is located nearly 300 kilometers from the border intact comes as rush of fights to push back and incursion by ukrainian troops. they course in the south and was i bowed useful you next and what optics documentary, expose the complicated ethics of trophy hunting. i think this one stay with the name is

rebecca. but what is the likelihood in, in your, in your opinion of these tools actually taking part 1st of all, taking place? well, i think they will, they, with all likelihood will take place then. i mean, you just said yourself, though this rate is very complicated, you yourself have reported from here and everyone knows that these talks is supposed to take place on thursday. a week in this region is a lifetime and anything could happen, of course we're waiting for retaliatory responses from both hezbollah and iran. should that happen? then? you know, it's very likely that the talks will either be put on hold or certainly certainly delayed but, but otherwise given, given the, the joint statement released yesterday. and then of course, the prime minister's office here is having a statement saying that israel will take part in the talks, does mean that they are likely to go ahead on thursday at a yet to be determined. location is, of course, is the latest iteration of a deal. it's based on th

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and then and then you, rebecca.y earlier on. >> you know, i thought it was quite wrong that somebody could shout, what about the allah akhbar on the streets of london and not be immediately arrested? >> or i mean, he put a bit of context after that and showed a clip of people running through bolton with masks on shouting allahu akbar. and he said that was intimidating. adam, do you think it's right he's being called islamophobic? >> i think it was very clumsy what he said and how he said it. i think there is, intimidation tactics being, deployed there. you know, if they feel their backs are to the wall, they're showing this is who we are. i think the way he said it was pretty wrong, really clumsy , but pretty wrong, really clumsy, but for me, he's he's i, i've said his leadership material before, but out of the three for me, priti patel seems a stronger, more conservative out of them all. i mean, kemi worries me because of her links to michael gove, i think priti patel is more the sort of iron lady that people are c

thank you, rebecca. we appreciate it. of announcements. >> rachel: i love how determined rebecca is getting answers for the people. >> gio: getting the spoilers, all of it. she was trying. >> whit: you know it. thank you so much, rebecca. we'll be right back. to show'. you know how i love dinos? how i talk about dinos all the time? like at all three meals, in the car, through the bathroom door, blah blah blah, dinos dinos dinos? well, i've evolved! and it's all about sharks now. so, for back to school, let's just focus on sharks and only sharks and if it's not sharks, it's not for me. i have relapsing ms but i still want to spend my time my way. i chose kesimpta because it works for me and my schedule. kesimpta is a once-monthly treatment for rms that had powerful results a reduced rate of relapses and slowed disability progression. don't take if you've had an allergic reaction to ofatumumab, life-threatening injection-related reaction to kesimpta, or have hepatitis b. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b as it coul

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our correspondent rebecca river is joining me now from jerusalem. rebecca, good morning. will this appointments of send war change anything in how i'm also strategy. so i think that's very unlikely. clear. we're not likely to say any major changes. if anything of this could see the mazda approach become more hotline. yes, yes and well, the leader of hamas in garza has certainly be in the mall hotline, later from the home us leadership and with the assassination of is now hon. near who was seen as a if not more moderate than certainly more pragmatic leader. and this appointment of san juan as the central now really is the most powerful man in the us leadership . i think that we're likely to see a more hard line approach if anything but the uh, you know, the reason i say we may not see much difference at all is yes, yes. and we was already largely seen as the and to use it to clinton attend the supreme leader of almost any way. he was certainly since october 7, you know, the go to person for the final word on all things from strategy to the say sign a goes she ations in cer

you can get more of the story from our correspondent in jerusalem, rebecca renters rebecca phillips in here. what do we know about israel possibly coming back to the negotiating table, or where is it? as mentioned, israel has confirmed that was a statement by the prime minister's office shortly after that joint statement from the heads of us kata, and the end, egypt was published. this statement from the prime minister's office here in israel saying that israel would send a negotiating team. those talks set to begin yet as an unconfirmed location next thursday, probably likely doha, or cairo. now this latest iteration will, if not final deal, it will be on the table. that's certainly the wording that was used in that joint communications. a published by those 3 latest is just the latest attempt to reach a deal. as we know, we have been talking about this for months and there's been many times where we've been really hurtful where people so we are very close to a deal. now the u. s. has been coming out to say that they're gaining that position, that they feel that we're very, very close

so you cause one of the rebecca, enough it to, to even just call to for the latest rebecca, get off in a good evening for you. but rebecca and 10 times more about the situation. bring us up to speed please. of thousands of dollars. traders has gathered outside the house of proper representative spelling since 9 am this morning demanding lawmakers to drop their plans to back to fire controversial version of election law. however, as we speak right now, demonstrators have tear down fences trying to get into the house some already you successfully get into the area and they're not trying only from the main key, but also try to get into the house from the black gate and facing police officers from try to secure the situation as we speak right now. the flash between the demos theaters and the police are still happening outside the area. as the police have already cleared the area inside. i'm only for journalists and those house of representatives that will be able to stay inside the power struggle between the parliament and the judy history comes a mid week of dramatic folks political devel

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rebecca, thank you. meanwhile -- thank you. let's go out to mark meredith, at the white house. confirmation now. we know that it has been a while, almost 500 days, but the white house at a couple of days ago that evan gershkovich, they are not forgetting him. and now it looks like we are getting him back. >> brian, you are right. at the white house made a pretty formal statement about his situation just a few weeks ago when evan gershkovich was convicted to 16 years in prison. they put out a statement that the president said that he had no other higher priority than getting both evan as well as paul whelan and other americans wrongfully detained back home. we know that they have been working through the united nations as the u.s. ambassador who made a pretty fiery speech about the same situation. so obviously the white house will come out to not only say, here is what happen, but i also imagine to show that they were able to get this accomplished. there are going to be a lot of people asking, well, what's the cost appropriate? what in terms of getting the russians? since we don

good morning to you, rebecca. >> rebecca: good morning, robin.kets around the globe selling off. overnight, japan's nikkei plunged 12% its worst day since the black monday crash. that was in 1987. here investors are responding to that friday jobs market report on the jobs market showing that employers added just 114,000 jobs in july, and that was well below the 185,000 forecast. the unemployment rate jumped to 4.3%, which is still very low, but it shows joblessness has increased more than half a percent since january. that's something that just doesn't usually happen in a healthy economy. a rise like that is historically a sign that a recession is imminent. now, on wall street, they've said the tech heavy nasdaq has been the hardest hit, down more than 10% from its record high on july 10th. you put all of this together and it signals that a rate cut is coming likely in september, or even earlier. this fed has been tried to balance the fact that we have seen this higher interest, higher interest rates, higher inflation, along with trying to cool t

good morning, rebecca. >> rebecca: nice to see you. report. what's concerning here is how quickly unemployment is climbing from 3.7% in january to 4.3% in july. but keep in mind 4.3% unemployment isn't bad. it is actually a very solid number historically. the problem is that in a healthy economy, you don't like to see jobless lists climb that quickly which is why goldman sachs economists raised probability of recession in the next year from 15% to 25%. economists believe though there is still time to steer clear of a more severe downturn. because of this. jobs are still being added in the economy. 114,000 last month. wages are rising. inflation has come down. the fed is now expected to cut interest rates at its next meeting in september, or even sooner, which could also potentially lower the cost of credit card apr's. it would make mortgages and car loans cheaper. lot of people, michael, have held out on those big purchases because of the cost of credit. this could make it more accessible. michael? >> michael: thank you for that. comin

see that we use rebecca rivers talks to a former inmates the welcome to the show on nicole fairly german, prosecutors are seeking the arrest of a suspect over the sabotage of the north stream gas pipeline. it's a legit we are ukranian man who is living in poland as a diver implanted explosive devices in 2022 whole. this prosecutors have confirmed they are received. the german arrest warrant to underwater exclusions were registered on the north stream pipelines off the danish island of bourne home. in september of 2022. that was months after the start of russia's full scale invasion of ukraine. the pipelines were supposed to bring russian gas into europe, but we're not in operation at the time of the blasts. and our chief political correspondent, mena. honda told me more about the suspect we're talking about the ukranian man, whose name is given to us as load them yet said only. according to german privacy rules, we don't get the last name and whose last address was in poland. so german investigators believes that he was one of the divers appliances explosive devices on the note stream pi