steve scott desperately trying to fight back the flames. you were essentially trapped in the middle of the fire. >> right. i was with a hose, shooting it up, trying to protect her building. plantation house, all of that blew up. reporter: getting separated from his wife. >> i know my wife is safe. i think she is safe. i haven't found her yet. reporter: you can see the powerful wind right now. you can see that dry terrain that created the perfect storm for a fire this devastating. right here, this is the one road in and out, making it incredibly difficult to just get out. dustin johnson describing the moment he escaped. >> i was the last one off the dock. the firestorm came through the entrance and took everything with it. i just ran out to the beach and helped everybody i could along the way. reporter: 911 service is down in some areas. hospitals are overwhelmed with burn patients. >> fires are not completely contained. there is still fear that the fires would go into different communities. reporter: gio benitez, abc7news. dan: just into, a

among those rescued, steve scott , who was searching for his wife amid the chaos. >> i'm trying to find my wife. i know she's safe. i think she's safe. but i haven't found her yet. >> the couple finally reunited late yesterday, did 58 drops drop in just over 100,000 gallons of water? the fire was 80% contained overnight. now, thousands of people are scrambling to get off the island. the rush to escape causing a bottleneck at the airport, leaving hundreds with nowhere to go and nowhere to sleep. >> this airport is jam packed and there are no rooms left on this island. so some of these people could find themselves sleeping here at the airport through the weekend. >> meanwhile, on another part of the island, downed power lines sparked a fire that tore through . these neighbors tried to fight the flames themselves, but in the end, they couldn't save their homes. >> water pressure started to drop. we had a hard time holding it back, but we're still we were winning the game. and then the water turned off and then there wasn't anything we could do. then the sparks were blowing up out of the gu

steve scott desperately trying to fight back the flames. and you were essentially trapped in the middle of the fire? >> right. i was with a hose, shooting it up, trying to protect our building. and plantation house, all of that blew up. >> reporter: getting separated from his wife. >> i'm trying to find my wife. i know she's safe. >> reporter: thank goodness. >> i think she's safe. but i haven't found her yet. >> reporter: and you can see the powerful winds here right now. you can also see that dry terrain that quite literally created the perfect storm for a fire this devastating. and right here, this is the one road in and out of lahaina, making it incredibly difficult to just get out. lahaina's iconic front street, with buildings dating back to the 1700s, ravaged by flames. dustin johnson describing the moment he escaped. >> i was the last one off the dock when the firestorm came through the banyan tree and took everything with it. and i just ran out to the beach and i ran south and i just helped everybody i could along the way. >> report

on wednesday, we met steve scott, who got separated from his wife, patricia. >> i'm trying to find my wife. i know she's safe. i think she's safe, but i haven't found her yet. >> reporter: late word tonight, she is okay and they are now reunited. >> linsey: relieved to hear that. a heartwarming update amid so much loss. gio joins us now live from maui. and gio, i know you have late news from the governor there. what's he saying? >> reporter: we just learned that moments ago, the governor walked through lahaina and he described it as total devastation. and as we saw for ourselves, it truly is. he also said that the death toll is expected to rise, sadly. we're now talking about at least into the 40s, he says. but there's a real fear that that number, that final number, could be higher than that. linsey? >> linsey: gio, thank you. now to the mass exodus on maui. a bottleneck at the airport, where tourists are waiting for a way to get out. abc's will carr reports on the island's resources stretched to the limit. >> reporter: tonight, as the fires continue to burn across maui, chaotic scen

steve scott desperately trying to fight back the flames. you were essentially trapped in the middle of the fire. >> right. i was with a hose, shooting it up, trying to protect her building. plantation house, all of that blew up. reporter: getting separated from his wife. >> i know my wife is safe. i think she is safe. i haven't found her yet. reporter: you can see the powerful wind right now. you can see that dry terrain that created the perfect storm for a fire this devastating. right here, this is the one road in and out, making it incredibly difficult to just get out. dustin johnson describing the moment he escaped. >> i was the last one off the dock. the firestorm came through the entrance and took everything with it. i just ran out to the beach and helped everybody i could along the way. reporter: 911 service is down in some areas. hospitals are overwhelmed with burn patients. >> fires are not completely contained. there is still fear that the fires would go into different communities. reporter: gio benitez, abc7news. dan: just into, a

. >> reporter: steve scott telling me he's still searching for his wife after the two got separated.ng to find my wife. i know she's safe. i think she's safe. but i haven't found her yet. >> reporter: survivors detailing the apocalyptic scene. >> there were just guys riding around on bicycles and mopeds just screaming, you gotta go, the fire's coming. >> reporter: claire kent said she and her friends rushed to grab essentials and evacuate amid the chaos. >> we were dodging branches and things flying through the air. literally a wall of smoke. i could see actual flame, actual fire. >> reporter: while she made it out safely, her home town was decimated. to escape the flames, more than a dozen people lumping into the ocean. >> we recovered 14 people so far from the water primarily it's been focused in a search and rescue posture at this time. >> reporter: aerials showing the extent of the damage. rows of incinerated homes. authorities saying 911 service is down in some areas, hampering rescue efforts. the completely uncontained fire destroyed historic cultural land marks across the bust

we also have a mugshot here from steve, scott hall, who is one of the other codefendants in this cases that we are getting of what we could potentially be seeing for several other people, including a former president. it is extraordinary, they look like anybody else who might find themselves in a county jail facing criminal charges. >> in the case of john eastman, it appears that he wore his suit and tie for the mugshot. sometimes in the county jail they have to put on, it depends on if they are being detained, how long, they might actually be wearing prison garb. and so we were told today that he was allowed to wear his suit and tie and obviously it was a prearranged for seeding today where he had his bond set, he was in and out i think in about an hour. so this was something obviously that was a lot more smooth than for many other defendants who might go through that facility in fulton county. >> it is really interesting, evan, as we are getting these mugshot and you are just talking about the shooting tie. we heard earlier this week that a similar thing could happen for trump, that

. >> we're joined on the phone now by steve scott who made a narrow escape himself when the flames rushedhrough maui last week. thank you for being here with us on the phone. so walk us through what happened to you and your family on tuesday? when did you first notice that the fire was approaching? >> well, the winds were just extremely, you know, high, maybe in the 50 to 60-mile-per-hour range. and then we smelled smoke and then started seeing a fire over at plantation inn there on lahaina luna road. and i got a hose and a special nozzle and i was getting the roofs and trying to fight the fire. my wife was behind me. and she was trying to fight the fire when it just totally trapped us. we literally dropped the hoses and i didn't have a chance to grab my wallet, a single thing. we left and ran just ahead of the flames. we ran over to the harbor and the flames were coming right behind us. i then put her in touch with a friend and ran her down to prison street, walked her down there and then i went back to see if i could fight the fire a little bit more. jumping in the ocean was not an opti

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steve? >> reporter: scott, thanks very much.here in jackson hole with chicago fed president austan goolsbee. austan, you've been among the more, i don't know, optimistic, outspoken folks about the possibility of a soft landing. do you still feel that way? >> i still feel like there's a path. i keep calling it the golden path that we could get inflation down without having a big recession. that would be virtually unprecedented for inflation to come down as much as we need it. thus far it's been going okay. we still need more information coming in, but nothing has happened in the last two months that make me think that the golden path is impossible. >> reporter: to chair powell's speech, he did say and reiterated from a comment last year, bringing inflation down will require a period of below potential growth. he said that last year. we haven't had it. inflation came down. do you think we can do that without falling below potential growth? >> maybe. that kind of raises the bar. my standard for what would be a major triumph for the

portfolio managers, i think, really scrambling to make sure that they're positioned in names as scott -- as steve has said for a lower valuation regime and so we -- amy was talking about it with me before the show, we are all trimming our winners that are exceedingly expensive, even though the businesses are delivering and it's because those businesses have to deliver exceptionally for there not to be earnings in the price risk associated with it the other side about the technology names is they are incredibly exposed to race let's say we don't get what we think, which is this continued golden path trajectory that the fed is on, this disinflationary kind of path, i do think that it poses morris you can for high valuation names and that's partly why we've been thinking about trimming and being thoughtful in those names. so it's an environment where you have to be selective in which you don't. >> amy, you are trimming nvidia as well. >> we did. we just conflated nvidia this was the second time this year we've trimmed the name. it had nothing to do with the announcements yesterday, just managing pos

laughter ] or "the star spangled banner," which i'm told by george santos was written by francis scott santos >> steveter ] >> jimmy: or the classic eric clapton song, "cocaine. [ audience oohs or -- or, ever since the trump indictment, some people are just playing this. ♪ because i'm happy clap along ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ if you feel lik a room without a roof ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, people are just playing. some more political news guys, the 2024 campaign season is in full swing and after months of attacks from former president trump, florida governor ron desantis is finally fighting back with an attack ad against trump >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: : watch thisis >> trumpmp should fifight dedemocrats, n not lie abobout governor desantis. what happened to donald trump? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but trump isn't backing down in response, his super pac just released an attack ad based on a story -- this is real, by the way. this is -- you saw this? >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: this is based on a a story that desantis once ate pudding with his fingers did you hear this? [ light laughter ] this is -- i'm not maki

steve. [applause] >> thank you, scott. he's had surprise keynote, i was, like, who? [laughter] i actually just wanted to say a few words. first of all sco of aerospace corporation, i am excited to be partnering with the space policy institute on this wonderful event. scott, thank you and your staff for putting it on and also our folks for the great work you have done putting this together. from my perspective, the whole issue of public-private partnerships actually goes back to when i was back in school, it was my final year of getting my engineering degree and i thought , wouldn't it be interesting to take an elective in partnership with the sloan business school? i did. i was, like, this is pretty interesting stuff. wonder if there's something i can do in the space sector. i quickly realized in those days that if you have 250 million dollars, you, too, can have a startup. i went to a consulting firm that was primarily a wall street consulting firm which was doing a lot of work and trying to come up with public-private partnerships, and literally the first three ass

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we're joined by cnn's steve contorno along with kate bettingfield and scott jennings. this so-called advice memo from a pro desantis superpac outlining a proposed debate strategy for desantis in next week's debate. the memo urges him, let me quote. to defend trump when chris christie attacks him with a specific suggestion for an attack line. trump isn't here, so let's leave him alone. he's too weak to defend himself here. we're all running against him. i don't think we want to join forces for someone on the stage who's auditioning for a show on msnbc. it's interesting he's getting this advice from his superpac. >> i've been hearing from people close to his political operation all afternoon who are just baf led why they put this out. he's been in prep for weeks. working with one of the best coaches in the industry. why at this point would they feel the neaed, one week out, t put this out. it was clearly intended to get in front of the eyes of the desantis campaign and provide guidance but instead, it's done the opposite in terms of putting desantis potentially in a box

. >> steve contorno in florida, thank you. jo scott jennings and bakari sellers are joining us.have made staff changes during the summer. they went on to win the nomination. this is historic. but given how far behind desantis is in this race right now -- i'll put up on the screen, you can see a recent "new york times"/cnn poll -- trump at 54% to desantis '17%. and this is among republican or likely republican voters. how do you assess the state of the desantis campaign right now? >> i think they're in a little bit better shape in the individual states, for instance, in iowa, than they are in the national polls. that's number one. and i think the problem they've had from the beginning is that for the roughly half of the republican party that wants to do something other than trump, the fragmentation is not going away. what desantis has not been able to do is scare or convince anyone else to get out of this race and allow any kind of consolidation. at the same time, trump has had some rallying from republicans who think he's under unfair legal attacks from the biden administration

i'm scott wapner alongside joe kernen and steve liesman. >> we have to come up with three names. three men and a baby? m manny, moe and jack. >> we're peppy boys. >>> three down weeks in a row for stocks. it looks like weget out of the gate in a positive way. dow would open higher by 133. the s&p is good for 21. still early with the nasdaq which has been beaten up is up 89. bond yields here come after declines of 2% last week for each of the major averages. treasury yields spis part of th story. 10-year treasury eased off last week, but still at 4.29. steve. >> the upper end of the range recently. 4.30. some people telling me 4.50 is not out of the question. >>> a lighter touch from the china central bank. lowered the one-year prime rate by ten points. economists expected 15-point cut. the economists expected a 15-basis point rate cut to the five-year prime rate. major indices in china were down across the board. >>> palo alto here for liesmaniacs want to talk about the fed. palo alto. you must have been talking about this. >> it is odd they did the release on the summer friday i

let's bring steve back in here. scott, today's weather. thank you kindly, sal. yes, sir.ooks like a little bit of a break for us today from the monsoon. tropical moisture, although it's close. i mean, it's left. it's right just not over us. but i think by thursday night, friday, we could get back into it. the upper low, which was off la, is now closer to us. and it's not going anywhere. therein lies the key because the continues to funnel in moisture for the mountains and it is been lit up over tahoe. also northeast california, thousands of lightning strikes recorded in the last couple of days here. we don't want that, obviously, because that starts the fires. but we have actually something else that could play into our weather early next week. you can see the activity up in northern california dies down during the morning, but picks up again in the afternoon on that low to the west of us. might send in some cloud cover on friday morning. i'll just give that a little heads up west, southwest 22 at travis. that's stronger than yesterday. i think it was only 9 or 10 at this

steve: she has dill pickle dip, i have to get the recipe. in addition to people going, not just ffh and 4-hers, r.f.k. and mary ann williamson, nikki haley, tim scott the caucus, you got to show up. >> this is a great place to be, steve, we have over 100,000 people going through the iowa state fair every single day. they will be able to go to the des moines register soap box. they can participate in the governor's fair-side chat and see the butter cow. what they are getting out and doing is meeting iowans that will likely go to caucuses in january, trying to shore up votes. they are answering questions and iowans have a lot of questions about how the candidates are going to proceed forward and make our country better. >> steve: i forgot about the butter cow, i love that, too. senator, tell us a little bit about, you know, it is unscientific poll, what are you hearing from people you talk to in iowa on the ground about the state of the race on the republican side? >> yeah, it has been really interesting, steve. everyone i talk to and i've got 97 of our 99 counties done. i do a full grass 99 county tour every single year. i'm out and about and hear r

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steve "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner this make-or-break hours has the bulls fumbling the ball, unwinding for the morse part, and ongoing pullback in the semiconductor stock as well. the s&p 500 was up 1.3% at the morning highs. we lost one percentage point off that rally just a few minutes we'll hear from francisco blanch we welcome cal ron causing and keith lerner, both here. good to see you both we can frame this, cameron, as this is perfectly routine, the s&p had a total return of 20% in just, it's very normal if it's a bull mark to have this happen, maybe even something deeper. on the other hand, we haven't benefited from further evidence that maybe we have an economic soft landing so take your pick. >> i think it's the combination of all those things. we think it's probably right to start asking the question, did he wit the valuation ceilings. they were up 50% from the october lows, so how much further could they run the certain aspect is yes, we've had the earnings beat, but they haven't resulted in earnings

scott. they say that video will not help mike pence, guys. >> steve: to understand you clearly, you are callingike pence, former vice president, a fibber whether it comes to filling up his car, his truck? >> whoever did that campaign video, if we could crank the sound, i don't know if we can. you hear the beeping on the pump in the background. >> brian: yeah. i know exactly what you mean. >> ainsley: we are on in television. we know you have to shoot these things several times to get it right. sometimes you have to do some safeties. so he can't keep filling up. he can't keep filling up the tank over and over and over. >> this is true. apparently that was not the safety though. >> steve: lucas, thank you very much for the live report. >> brian: good news for mike pence he is. in i'm sure is he going to sign the pledge. he said as critical as he has been toward donald trump if donald trump is the nominee he indicates is he going to sign it. the only one who probably wouldn't do it would be, i guess, are maybe chris christie because chris christie has said he can't support donald trump but he said

it's a pleasure talking to you, scott lucas, professor scott lucas and steve gill.h very much indeed. all right. >> with the time at 621, let's bnng >> with the time at 621, let's bring you up to date with the rest of today's top stories . rest of today's top stories. >> surgeons have performed britain's first womb transfer plant was on a 34 year old woman and the organ was donated by her sister , who is older. the sister, who is older. the operation was successful and it now paves the way for women born without a womb to carry babies off their own . off their own. >> the crown prosecution service has been told to get a grip by a watchdog after crime victims who made complaints received responses containing basic errors. around half of the written responses to complaints scrutinised by the cps inspectorate were found to be inadequate with blunders ranging from getting the names of complainants wrong to spelling mistakes . on the cast complainants wrong to spelling mistakes. on the cast has been revealed for a new tv dramatisation of partygate . dramatisation of part

steve "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scottapner this make-or-break hours has the bulls fumbling the ball, unwinding for the morse part, and ongoing pullback in the semiconductor stock as well. the s&p 500 was up 1.3% at the morning highs. we lost one percentage point off that rally just a few minutes

scott stale, and suddenly that universe shrank. >> once the nestled on the news that there was an elizabeth feldman's office, i was certain who it was. >> you knew? >> i knew. >> knew exactly how stevedman law firm or connected. and who was behind the murders. rick knew because lee years earlier, he had taken on the case of a scott still doctor named connie jones. >> yes, i had my own terrorists. my own personal terrorist. >> connie was on summer break from college in 1984 when she started dating a young soldier named dwight jones. dwight was stationed at fort bragg, north carolina. >> you are 18, he was 22? >> correct. >> young, two young. >> your first boyfriend? >> yes. >> he told me he wanted to be an attorney. so he seemed to have aspirations. >> they married in 1988 after her first year of medical school. dwight left the army after three years. and soon connie realized that while she was working hard to become a doctor, dwight was doing nothing. >> i don't recall him ever working more than two or three days. because every job that he would get there would be some issue. so we lived in medical school, on my financial aid. >> that's probably not how you grew up? >> that is not.

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steve weiss. we'll see you back on the desk in the days ahead, i'm sure. >> yes, thanks, scott. >> take care, bud. macy's, too, ugly, too, stock down near 13%. you don't own it, right? maybe you have in the past. i'm sure you have a view of this space right now. >> i wouldn't touch a department store at all, not at all. they're cheap and they're cheap for a reason. >> what about target? >> i have target. it's not a macy's -- better than feared and they had a great operating margin and gross margin. target we talked about last week. 4.8% versus 1.2 from last year. gross margins 27%. inventories came down 17%. disc discretionaries came down. they're doing all the right things. certainly they're seeing shrink as well. they are making progress that's what i like. i did not see that at macy's. >> lowe's, jason snipe, after what depot delivered, an otherwise red day. >> i like the quarter. i like marvin ellison. they're reducing expenses. top line was in line, online sales growth continues to grow. they're not a pro player but getting exposure and starting to grow. >> shannon, retail in general, you wer

steve hilton and joe concha. i mean, the question becomes, everybody tonight had a good sound bite. already fundraising on it. to get these e-mails and tim scottd this and nikki haley said this. the question you have is, did they move the needle? did they help themselves out? if they did not, with the former president get involved in any of these debates? would he need to get involved? >> not on the basis of tonight but i think that is the question. who did something to help themselves in this particular political moment which is the republican primary. i think there is a clear answer to that, vivek ramaswamy. absolutely dominate tonight's debate both when he was speaking but also the attacks on him. this is not to say that he had a perfect night by any means. but he absolutely was the person who was dominant and in that sense, and i think it increases the narrative and the momentum that we are seeing, which is vivek going up, ron desantis going down. i don't think ron desantis did anything to stop the decline in his campaign to what we are seen. the big loser, though, i think it was pence. mike pence had an absolute disaster of a night. he sh

david james schaefer, sean may, tricia steel, steve and cliff guard we , harrison prescott floyd, trayveon c, sidney kathryn powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hampton also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia's racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j. trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on jan january 20th, 2021. specifically, the participant in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere, to block the county of the votes of the presidential electors, who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general election. as you examine the indictment, you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those that are identified as predicate acts. sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crimes under georgia law in isolation but are alleged to be acts taken in furtherance of the conspiracy. many occurred in georgia.

you have nikki haley, tim scott and you have a lot of great candidates who will talk about a vision for the future. >> dana: steveineer. biggest issue is border security and immigration. i know that also affects the economy. who are you leaning towards right now? are you open minded? what do you want to hear tonight? >> i'm leaning toward vivek ramaswamy. i have think he is a uniter. a genius level in my opinion. i've heard him a few times on fox. very impressed. elections are won by winning the center. everybody on the stage will vote republican. you have people that are engrained in democrats, the center is where it goes. i think vivek people will relate to him, listen to him. he is an excellent candidate, i think. >> bill: you voted for jimmy carter? >> yeah. >> bill: you aren't that old. >> i know. thank you, bill, appreciate that. i was in college so, you know. >> bill: forgiven. you have a 32-year-old daughter and 24-year-old son. who are they dealing with today's america? >> well, they are both very independent, hard working individuals. i'm proud of them as much as most parents are. and they grew up in a

scott wapner today. our investment activity is joining me, joe terranova, and jim laboren thaul, and bryn talkington and steve weiss as well. if you look now, the dow industrials are down 227 points and that's two-thirds of 1% in terms of declines, and the s&p 500 off about five points, about 0.1 of a percent there. all of this is being framed around your number or price or any kind of theme for the day, and that is rising interest rates. as you see on the bottom of screen there, the benchmark ten-year treasury note is currently at 4.34%. the reason why it's important is because it's the cycle high, and not just a cycle high for this time around, because the highest level we have seen going back to 2007, before the great financial crisis, that's how far you have to go back to see ten-year yields at this point, and i bring up the great financial crisis, and i am not saying that in any way that we are due for another great financial crisis, but it represents a real paradigm shift of a sea change in the way we have been dealing with rates in the past ten to 15 years in terms of the low level of them. >> so it do

markwayne rick scott tim tom jim risch rick roll tim scott ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: i hope that was helpful. i hope that was helpful. >> stevelisten to this, today officials announced that ahead of king charles' coronation, the historic stone called the stone of scone has left scotland and it's on its way to london. yeah, the stone of scone that's not to be confused with the scone of stone that's in every starbucks display case [ laughter ] "how old is that sucker? what year is it? [ light laughter ] some entertainment news, there's a new "smurfs" movie in the works and -- [ cheers ] -- rihanna has signed on to do the voice of smurfette >> steve: ooh! [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: they already -- they already released an early clip and i think it's going to be big. take a look at this. >> sorry, smurfette, i don't have the gold coins to pay you back can you forgive me ♪ bitch better have my money ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah, interesting, different take >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: different take on it, but looks good kids are going to love it. >> steve: kids are going to love it. >> jimmy: guys, i saw a new mermaid

scotts before he passed away. eric burden was our lead singer the family of eric burden, jimi hendrix. >> steve: you guys are legendary> over. >> steve: download the 50th anniversary of war's album called the world is a ghetto. that's out there. >> yeah. >> steve: 50 years ago it was released. lonnie, i know you are going to start performing in 12 minutes. are you ready? >> for what? no, just kidding. [laughter] >> steve: it stopped raining. we are going to be okay. >> okay. i dead you i was going to bring california here. >> griff: well done. we are not the only ones excited so is carley shimkus. >> carley: i sure am and lonnie was born ready of course is he ready for the performance. more news to get to starting with this. newly released body cam footage. turns into full blown ambush killing one officer and injuring three others. [gunfire] shots fired. we got shots fired. got a man with an ak-47 shooting at us. central, shots fired. shots fired. we got three officers down. three officers down. >> carley: the suspect was ultimately shot and killed by officers. the department says fallen officer jake whalen lived to s

scott wapner today. our investment activity is joining me, joe terranova, and jim laboren thaul, and bryn talkington and steveeiss as well

scott, haley and pence, and ramaswamy. nikki haley said he wanted to end special bond with israel and made comments about taiwan. increasing voter age to 25. >> steve: which is crazy. >> ainsley: maybe that is why he's at the bottom. you are younger, likeable and said you have the color in your face, not orange or ghostly and vivek said they are both twice my age. >> steve: the number one choice behind donald trump, hired a debate coach. desantis is on the center stage trying to get people interested in voting for him and these big donors who put so much behind ron desantis, want to be assured he could beat donald trump. we have a snippet from the iowa poll. this is with republican caucus voters and what they say, they are persuadable. look at that top number. majority of people in iowa will vote in caucus in the caucus could be persuaded and it is important they distance themselves from everybody else trying to stand out. one other poll regarding the front-runner will not be there, 73% of republicans say donald trump should be at the first debate. only 27% say he should sit it out. that is a reason why all candidates are preparing for a last-minut

steve kovach will join us for a news alert. apple has sent out an invitation. is that the case? >> reporter: that is the case, scott. >> oh, yeah. i'll be there. >> reporter: the iphone 15 event, september 12th is the date. the same thing that we talk about every year, scott, new iphones, probably new watches, those will be the key things. as far as what to expect, apple is basically admitted they're going to do this. the biggest thing to the iphone will be the plug, that charger on the bottom, will move to usbc, the universal plug that android devices use and every other gadget on the planet uses now. so we're going to hear a lot about chargers and plugs and things like that coming up at this event, scott. this is as expected, september 12 is the date, and they usually start selling a week and a half later. the following friday is when you can expect to see them go on sale. >> it just lets us continue this conversation about tech, guys. going for six of seven up days on the nasdaq. we asked whether tech is stabilizing. that was on the check list, has to if september will be all right. i want to discuss the fact wh

scott are picking up steam before the first debate. >> ainsley: griff jenkins joins us live from washington with all the details. hey, griff. >> good morning, steve

scott to tap into that good will. will one of them do it tonight and move up a little bit in iowa and elsewhere? >> stevenacki, that's a great breakdown. thanks for starting us off here. >>> now we have garrett haake in milwaukee for all of the excitement joining us along with charlie sykes. garrett, tell us the latest on governor doug burgum's condition with a leg injury. is he going to be able to stand and be in the debate tonight? >> reporter: we don't know. neither does his campaign. a source telling nbc news that the governor will do the walk through this afternoon. usually the last chance, sometimes first chance to get a lay of the land on the stage and then make a call about whether or not he can go through with the debate, which would require him to stand at a podium for two hours. they will try to make that decision this afternoon. his campaign trying to make a little light of the situation. they tweeted out a photo of a younger doug burgum playing basketball. this is not the first time he has had a basketball injury. it's the first time he has ended up in the e.r. from a pickup game. not being

scott are picking up steam before the first debate. >> ainsley: griff jenkins joins us live from washington with all the details. hey, griff. >> good morning, stevensley and brian. there's a lot of interesting things in new polling. no surprise here that trump remains the run away frontrunner. you go deeper in the numbers, guy requests, you have to wonder if there is a ramaswamy revolution going. trump pain maining his lead while dropping 3 points from june, he is still ahead 37 points of his nearest competitor ron desantis, who fell 6 points, you see, from june out of the 20s, now in the teens at 16%. with vivek ramaswamy coming to life as a potential g.o.p. breakout star, more than doubling hits position. you see he climbed 6 points to 11%. no indication, by the way, that his surge is directly connected to that ability to rap eminem songs at the iowa state fair. former mike pence gaining a point in the middle of the pack with nikki haley also take the 1 point climb as well and trump's most vocal critic chris christie seeing some growth up 2 points, 1% to 3%. but, obviously, still 50% behind the frontrunner. finally, i want you to take a look at

scott would not do that. he would only go to a point. he was steveen cool. >> the story of what happened to her too, the other woman whose name was thrust into a cultural moment. amber fryee. >> what does a saga like that do to a person's life? >> i would say from day one it completely changed my life. >> and the story told by a frustrated ex journalist, convinced the cops, prosecutors, the public got it all wrong. >> did scott peterson kill his wife? >> i do not believe he did. >> a video we found buried in the court archives. >> you are telling me that you have no idea of where laci is. >> no, i do not. >> scott peterson talking to a detective hours after sounding the alarm, laci was missing. but before we get there we will begin here with laci peterson's mother. sharon, surrounded, fortified really by laci's best friends. stacey boyers, lori ellsworth and renee tomlinson. >> they seem to make you feel cheerful. >> they do. they help a lot. i am glad you are here. >> it is tough still. >> it is tough. >> perhaps, harder than ever to talk about it s

scott wapner. streaking stocks, the major averages continuing to erase their august losses. the investment committee on what all of this means as the calendar turns to september. joining me steve weiss, bryn talkington, joe terranova, kari firestone. we've been all around the way a little bit today but we are green now and we're at the highest levels since august 10. the s&p 500 was down 5.5%. we're only down 1.5% now. we're scratching and clawing our way back. >> we talked about the other day the most important data point is what's going on with bonds, with the two year and the ten year. and what drives bonds, economic data. the economic data, unlike what the atlanta fed is saying at 6%, we know is not going to happen, is continuing to get softer and softer. this is good news for the economy right now as long as we can continuing to glide down and soften out. >> yields, to your point, the two-year lowest level since august 11, the ten had-year back at 4.10. it wasn't that long august we were talking north of 4.30 on the ten year. the market gets nervous, the s&p was down 5.5%. the nasdaq was down at its august low, only down 2.2% now. everything has rallied back, small caps,

steve see jones, appointed to the federal court by president obama. a georgia judge, who was randomly assign the case in fulton county, is the newest judge in fulton county, judge scott mcafee, appointed by republican governor brian kemp to fill a vacancy and is now running for reelection to that judge ship in 2024 on the same schedule as the presidential election. judge mcafee is a republican who was a member of the federalist society in law school. judge mcafee surged as a assistant district attorney under the supervision of fani willis, who was then one of the senior assistant district attorneys in fulton county. we now have a four way race to a trial date in the for criminal prosecutions of donald trump. managed to journey alvin bragg, the first to indict indict donald trump has it currently scheduled trial date of march 25th. attorney bragg has said publicly he would not use that date to stand in the way of one of the other prosecutions of donald trump, which he recognized as possibly more urgent cases. today in florida, don trump's newest codefendant in the espionage an obstruction of justice case was finally arraigned. the two defendants facing criminal charge

house majority leader steve scalise announcing he has been diagnosed with a form of blood cancer. senior congressional correspondent rachel scottapitol hill with the latest. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: gio, good morning. leaders on both sides of the aisle are wishing congressman scalise well after the louisiana republican revealed he has been diagnosed with myeloma, a form of blood cancer. he wasn't feeling himself in the past week. he decided to go to the doctor. in a statement he said he's very grateful it was detected early and that the cancer is treatable. he is the second highest ranking republican in the house. he said he does plan to return back here to washington and work through his treatment which is expected to last several months. myeloma is a relatively uncommon form of cancer. according to the american cancer society, roughly 36,000 people will be diagnosed this year. of course, scalise has overcome immense health challenges in the past. in 2017 he was shot and critically injured while practicing for the congressional softball game. he made a remarkable recovery, returning back to the field one year later.

steve liesman joins us now as neel kashkari is on the tape saying he's not ready to say he's not done raising rates yet. what do you think here >> neel kashkari saying what you said there, scott. still watching the data. inflation is still too high so he's not telling us he's ready to cut the fed would be too tight the same idea of john williams, even the chairman has spoken about this idea the fed itself, but i think the story today is the resilience of the economy. this 5% landing gdp. i would take it with a grain of salt sometimes they're on the high side and are well above the street when it comes to right now in terms of our cnbc wrap it up data. we started off this quarter in the prior quarter people estimating the third quarter was going to be around zero. we are back above 2.1, i guess, our estimate not everybody has updated today with this consumer spending number, scott. i think what it means is it's going to be tough for the fed to stop raising rates or cutting rates in an environment where gdp is running lower than they thought and inflation is above where they want it to be >> sure. you could have easily finished that sentence saying inflation is arguably lower t

scott wapner. streaking stocks, the major averages continuing to erase their august losses. the investment committee on what all of this means as the calendar turns to september. joining me steve weiss, bryn talkington, joe terranova, kari firestone. we've been all around the way a little bit today but we are green now and we're at the highest levels since august 10. the s&p 500 was down 5.5%. we're only down