manhattan who is out of control. he cares more for criminal then he does for the victims of our city, of our state? it is really out of control, this woke culture is destroying new york. if we do not elect lee zeldin, who is the republican, but we are living in reality. there is no future for new york if we reelect democrats. i say to democrats, hey, you don't have to change allegiance. just vote for the republican this time. if you want to save new york, there is no choice. >> griff: speaking of elections, one of the reasons congresswoman ilhan omar just narrowly won her primary races because of crime. she almost lost to a pro-police moderate candidate. some people are wondering what this means for the progressive movement, including congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez's future. take a look at what aocs constituents and when it comes to defining the police, watch this. >> no, you cannot be you cannot defund the police. it is a good idea if crime is going up, we need more police in the area. god bless them. i was

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maloney represented the east side of new york, manhattan, and other provisions of the west side of manhattan. there's more than a parking between in different places, culturally. i don't see a big ideological differentiation between them. nadler was a more disciplined audition than maloney, getting in trouble, for example, suggesting biden would run. to me, the bigger story is that you had these two, roughly 75- year-old, democrats born before the korean war squeezing out a third candidate in the race, a new york university of law professor who ran against carolyn maloney last time, who was literally half their age, 38. to me, it embodies the challenge democrats have, as they have become a party more and more dependent on the votes of these two giant, younger generations of americans, born since 1980, the millennial's and generation z. the best- educated generations, most secular generations, most diverse generations in american history. yet, the party leadership remains overwhelmingly concentrated among leaders in their 70s. joe biden, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi. they really do have to fig

well, the nuclear non proliferation treaty review meeting is taking place in manhattan at the un headquarters and in the lead up to it, there was a rather boastful statement from the white house, the white house there, the i'm states is the example the whole world should follow when it comes to these kinds of issues, however, it's important to note the white house is currently talking about hoping about the possibility of restoring the j. c. p. o, a nuclear agreement with iran, that the united states violated and broke. let's review. united states is determined to lead by the power of our example through diplomacy and coordination with our allies and regional partners. we've developed a proposal to secure a mutual return to full implementation of the joint comprehensive plan of action to ensure that iran does not acquire a nuclear weapon. now it's also important to know that in the last few years, the united states has withdrawn from a number of key nuclear agreements that were established at the end of the cold war . and it's also important to note that the russian leadership has pointed out

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costs have jumped 5.7% in a year rents also soaring jordan hubbard gets assistance to attend nyu in manhattan but is now struggling to find a place to live during his senior year >> when i first showed up to nyu, rent was $1100, $1200, that was affordable now being over $1600, that's just not a thing for me anymore. >> reporter: the hope that inflation may have peaked earlier this summer. and with 50-year low unemployment, a full recession could be less likely >> if we can indeed lower the rate of price increases, lower inflation, then consumers have a fighting chance of this economy to keep spending and keep growing and that's -- that's good news. >> reporter: if inflation is starting to recede, it could mean the fed won't have to raise rates as much in september when it meets again it will also, though, be looking at the august inflation and jobs numbers. and, of course, higher rates mean credit cards, car loans, bank loans, all get more expensive, and mortgage rates are influenced by what the fed does as well back to you. >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, the u.s. now s

this meeting of the non proliferation treaty and it's review takes place that the un headquarters in manhattan. ah, are i turning attention now to the middle east under rack, where thousands of protesters continue to occupy the parliament building in a city against attempts to form the countries next government? these are some of the latest pictures from baghdad where rallies turned into clashes with security forces. the protesters are mainly the followers of the influential shia cleric looked out at elsa. dear. they're demanding early elections on the ice thing of his political opponents who are currently trying to create a new government elections were held in october and it was also dear, who got the bigger share of the vote, nearly 10 percent. something of course though very far from the majority, his opponents are an alliance of groups more closely align sewer, run a parliament session was expected to form the government after a 10 month power vacuum. but due to the protests, all sessions have been suspended until further notice. and these are pictures from subway. when protests toppled c

rents also soaring jordan hubbard gets assistance to attend nyu in manhattan but is now struggling to find a place to live in his senior year. >> when i first showed up to nyu, rent was $1,100, $1,200. that was affordable. now over $1,600 not a thing for me anymore. >> reporter: the hope tonight that inflation may have peaked earlier this summer, and with 50-year low unemployment, a full recession could be less likely. >> if we can lower the rate of price increases and inflation, then consumers have a fighting chance in the economy to keep spending and keep growing and that's good news. >> does the inflation report take pressure off the federal reserve, which has raised interest rates four times this year to fight inflation >> it could mean the fed will not have to raise rates as much in september when it meets again. it will also b looking at august inflation and job numbers. higher rates, will mea credit cards, bank loans, car loans, all more expensive, and mortgage rates are influenced of course, by what the fed does, as well. kate >> tom costello, thank you. >>> the president mark

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i mentioned the manhattan district attorney's case. there's the january 6th investigation, of course, by congress. the georgia grand jury investigation, this is a criminal investigation into whether trump's team tried to overturn georgia's election. then there's the fbi search of mar-a-lago under the auspices of the espionage act. the espionage act is the legal basis for the search. now, in that case the mar-a-lago case, trump's lawyers and the department of justice will be fighting in court over whether a judge should release the details of the affidavit that led up to that search. trump's lawyers want it publicized even if there's damaging information. the doj says the affidavit is part of an ongoing investigation into national security. many trump followers have been angry at the fbi for conducting the search which was authorized by a judge. some are calling for violence against the fbi. in ohio there was an attempt on the fbi office there. at a political event yesterday, former vice president pence asked trump supporters not to cal

what happened to donald trump in a courtroom in manhattan today would have been the worst the thing that has ever happened in donald trump's life if donald trump had never been president. donald trump's accountant, allen weisselberg, the man who and all all of the money going into end going out of donald trump's accounts pled guilty for 15 felonies involving that money. 15 financial crimes. all of those crimes were committed to benefit donald trump in some way. some indirect ways. nothing as bad as that has happened in donald trump's business life, including donald trump's multiple business bankruptcies. it obviously brings donald trump much closer to facing criminal charges for many of the same financial crimes. but donald trump's legal life is so bad now that that is not our lead story tonight. we will cover the weisselberg guilty plea and what it means for donald trump in our next segment. but we begin tonight with an even more important story of the federal criminal charges that donald trump could face under the espionage act. today, a florida federal judge magistrate held a hearing

. >> so just a little over a year ago, the manhattan district attorney charged mr. weisselberg with 15 felonies. basically, the scheme was which lasted over 15 years was for him to lie about his income to say it was much lower than it actually was by taking his income in things like a luxury apartment. mercedes benzes for him and his wife and private school tuition for his children, thereby avoid avoiding taxes on millions of dollars. and what he pleaded guilty to was everything from scheme to defraud, a scheme th lasted he admitted today from 2005 to 2021. during the entire time, when his boss donald trump was president, and of course donald trump never divested from his business. so he was still at the top of the corporate structure at the time that these crimes were committed. judy: so as we said, former president trump is not named here. but this took place as you just said over 16 years. is it conceivable that the former president didn't know what was going on? >> well, the district attorney the manhattan district attorney was preparing an indictment against mr

the bus took a couple blocks around here in minuteman -- manhattan. the group is mostly from venezuela. they were met by ten volunteers that handed out clothes, sandwiches and water. one child arrived with diabetes and they did not have insulin. so volunteers had to work that out. governor abbott says this will put enough pressure on the biden administration to finally acknowledge the crisis at the border. in response to the migrants arriving today, eric adams is accusing governor abbott of playing politics. the mayor says new york city's resources are stretched thin and he blames the migrant rush for making the homeless problem worse. here he is with a message for governor abbott. >> finally admitted what we were saying. we're going to continue to be open arms. this is who we are as a city. we just need help from the federal government. >> gillian, help is not coming. today we can confirm the department of defense has rejected a request by d.c. mayor mural bowser for national guard support as more migrants arrive from texas. we know 6,500 have arrive

to your point, manhattan has lost 5.9% of the population since the pandemic started. the population of people under 18 has dropped by 7%. population of people under the age of 5 has dropped by 9.6%. people of my generation are trying to decide whether they can have a family in the city they love or if they have to move out because it's unaffordable. >> dana: and it's not safe. when you bring up crime, do you talk about no cash bail. do you want to change that and concerned about the progressive nature of alvin bragg, the d.a. >> locally the perception is one thing. there is a national problem in terms of crime and the way we've tackled it. last year in new york city only 60% of homicides went solved. that's consistent with national numbers. that number has not changed across the country for decades. and so we need to reorient policing to detective work. to clear crime. to clear homicides. >> dana: but they're retiring at an alarming rate without their pensions because defund the police led police to feel they were disrespected and if they arrest somebody they're back

they're demanding plans for a luxury tower to be built here in lower manhattan, on public property, be made 100 percent affordable for working class families. we have lots of luxury. we have luxury apartments, if they can't fill a building right behind you. that was the went to foreclosure because they couldn't sell these luxury apartments. but we don't have affordability developers under pressure have committed to making 25 percent of it affordable for those. currently looking for a place to call home, it is too little too late. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. time for a short break here now to 0. when we come back to renshaw, rains, trigger, flash floods in the us state of kentucky, leaving a trail of devastation, a young 2 museums, taking even greater risks to escape on employment and property, and fund a new life. and you wanna stay with ah hello, there. now and seasonal weather has kept things very unsettled, the southern areas of the middle east. you can see the cloud lingering there across some of the gulf states. as we start, we are expecting more rain. we've already seen f

the first thing i would do after taking the ohs is telling manhattan district attorney, alvin bragg, that he's getting fired. we have to have a zero tolerance for this push that's turning our streets over to criminals. we need to put law enforcement and law-abiding new yorkers back in control of our streets and to our future. maria: okay. congressman, good to see you this morning. thanks very much. we will be watching developments. lee zeldining joining us this morning in new york. thank you, sir. >>> quick break, and then it is the question that democrats cannot give a straight answer to, should president biden be their nominee in 2024? alan dershowitz on why that question is so hard for democrats to answer. we are also examining the latest in the federal investigation into hunter biden with the harvard lieu law professor next. ♪ as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bri

while donald trump arrived at the new york state attorney general's office, here in lower manhattan in new york city, about 9 am this morning local time, he went immediately, his caravan of secure vehicles went right to the underground parking lot. he did not make any comments. we do not actually even see him how long this questioning will be going on for is anybody's guess it could be an hour, it could be a couple hours. it could be all day. we simply do not know. and the attorney general office is saying no comment on anything related to this investigation right now or what's happening today. it's important to point out though exactly what this is and what it is and this has nothing to do with the f b i rayed of trumps home in florida. this is a totally separate investigation. that's number one. what is this? it is an investigation that's been going on since 2019 by leticia james, the new york attorney general, who says the trump organization, his business, his golf courses, his hotels that day fraudulently in her words inflated the value of their properties. and then you say, well,

so while this is certainly a win for the manhattan, yes, officer. so give the lawyers more star witness if you will, for the trial related to these, the trump organization finances and he will have to testify. he will not have to cooperate beyond that. with investigator, should they jer, pritchard, decide to pursue a more broader investigation into donald trump himself and gave just a very quick one. if i can tell us about these media requests about on the ceiling, the affidavit concerning the, the search at my legal yeah, this is a totally separate case or multiple investigations going on here. this was last week when f. b, i agents searched mar lago, trump's home in florida. media organizations have gone to a judge asking the judge to unseal the affidavit. that would reveal more information on why the f b. i was wanting to to search tramps, home. they feel it's important for that information to get out a judge ruling within the last few minutes saying they will think about it. they think that some of it could be released to the public, but heavily

they're demanding plans for a luxury tower to be built here and lower manhattan on public property. be made 100 percent affordable for working class families. we have lots of luxury. we have luxury apartments, if they can't fill a building right behind you. that was, i went to foreclosure because they couldn't sell these luxury apartments, but we don't have affordability developers under pressure have committed to making 25 percent of it affordable for those. currently looking for a place to call home, it is too little too late. kristin salumi al jazeera new york. now kosovo has delayed implementing a controversial rule which would have forced the minority, serbian community living in the north to apply for new car license. it's issued by customers government. the decision had triggered protests by serbs who set up road blocks on the border. around 50000 serbs living in northern castillo, still used license plates and documents issued by serbia. kosovo declared independence from serbia 14 years ago. but serbia's government has never recognized the columbia as president elect has pro

they're demanding plans for a luxury tower to be built here in lower manhattan, on public property, be made 100 percent affordable for working class families. we have lots of luxury. we have luxury apartments, if they can't fill a building right behind you. that was i went to foreclosure because they couldn't sell these luxury apartments, but we don't have affordability developers under pressure have committed to making 25 percent of it affordable for those. currently looking for a place to call home. it is too little too late. kristin salumi al jazeera new york, an increasing number of to nas ins. i heading to europe in such of better opportunities. a coven 19 pandemic hit the economy hard leading to job losses. but leaving for europe can also mean risk in your life. as racial said, our reports from tunis at 1st glance, they seem to be resting under the shade of trees, but not because of hot summer sun there embarked on what could be the most dangerous journey of their lives. they quoted haga, it's the word, yankton is his use for colon dust and crossing over the mediterranean to euro

that's important as it per pains to an oin going criminal exposure by the manhattan district attorney's office against former president trump. so when you look at this, it is a result, it is a guilty plea, it is probably not great for the trump organization, but at this point, it looks like the former president will kind of move past this at least from a criminal standpoint by the manhattan da's office. >> if i can bring it back here to wyoming for just a minute. you have covered trump for a long time. he revels in what looks at least likely that the candidate he backed is going to win. how concerned are republicans you're talking to as they look at a growing line up of election-denying candidates winning their primaries, but face democrats in places that aren't as red as wyoming? >> i think that's a good point. you have seen a democratic angle here that these election deniers, that somewhat more flawed candidates will save the senate for them. you look at georgia, you look at pennsylvania, you look at ohio, you see a number of candidates in states that republicans should probably win w

is there any incentive for allan wise wiesel burg to work with the manhattan d.a. on anything she may bring forward? >> i absolutely agree with lisa in theory. once someone pleads guilty, they can be compelled to testify. what they can't be compelled to do is tell the truth. allan weisselberg took what i call a soldier's plea. i've tried to flip co-conspirators against a bigger fish and they said no, i'm pleading guilty and not cooperating. i don't think that bodes well for future cooperation from weisselberg. >> quickly, he would per jury himself and go down on other charges. >> if he's prepared to 15-year scheme to fraud in the first degree, does he care about a petty charge on top of it? not that perjury is petty. but it seems like allan weisselberg has staked out his position and his position similar' not flipping on trump. >> glad for the conversation with all of you. coming up, much more on the legal issues ensnaring some of former president trump's associates. what we know about the georgia election probe where rudy giuliani is now considered a target. decis

he just pleaded guilty to criminal charges in a tax case brought by the manhattan d.a. he's expected to serve a five-month sentence. and as part of his plea, he would be expected to testify against the trump organization, if called, when the company goes on trial in the fall. so what's in store for trump's namesake company? and is this a win for the former president? also today, the former president is looking for a legal win a thousand miles away from new york in florida. two hours from now, the judge who approved

so you have the manhattan d.a. letitia james, the new york attorney general looking into whether the trump organization fraudulently misvalued properties to get loans or save on taxes. this is a civil case. then there's the january 6th select committee investigation by congress, the georgia grand jury criminal investigation, whether trump's team tried to overturn georgia's election. and then there's the fbi search of mar-a-lago under the auspices of the espionage act. trump has not been accused of violating the espionage act. that's the legal basis for the search. >>> now, in that case, the mar-a-lago case trump's lawyers and the department of justice will be fighting in court over whether a judge should release the details of the affidavit that led to the search. trump's lawyers want to publicize, even if there's damaging information in there. the doj says the affidavit is part of an ongoing investigation into national security. many trump followers have been angry at the fbi for conducting that search which was a

this week, a manhattan judge has denied a request to dismiss the manhattan case against the trump organization, and cfo allen weisselberg. where do you see this going from here? >> it is marching towards a trial. and that trial could happen. jury selection is going to start in the third or fourth week of july right now, and let's get unless that gets moved. -- the cfo of the trump organization are going to trial for issues involving tax evasion. it is going to be a new york jury. and if it does not go his way, it could be very serious. there could be covenants and loans he has that may default, if your judgment goes against him. and the cfo, who has worked at the trump organization for decades, is facing very serious penalties, including potential jail time. it is going to be a very eventful fall on that front. >> separate from this, the new york attorney generals office is investigating the trump organization. this week, trump invoked the fifth amendment at least 440 times in his deposition. talk us through where you see that case heading. was his testimony or his testimony deposition the las

>> reporter: a similar probe by the manhattan district attorney is also still alive. in georgia, a top political ally, senator lindsey graham of south carolina, has been ordered to testify about trump's failed effort to overturn his 2020 election loss in the peach state. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> trump's lawyer rudy giuliani has been told he is a target and has been ordered to meet with the grand jury there this week. those close to the losing candidate insist they did nothing wrong but questions have been raised about the legality of their pressure on state officials. >> we are going to look at everything until that investigation is complete. >> and heavy legal fire is coming from washington, d.c., too. >> the search warrant was authorized by a federal court -- >>> the seizure of reportedly classified documents from trump's florida home has triggered sharp questions for trump and for the justice department from some republicans. >> show us the goods. we need to determine if this is a national security threat. >> we fight like hell. >> but there is so mu

importantly, he's not cooperating with the manhattan district attorney. that investigation has been relatively dormant, although it is still ongoing, but weisselberg will not aid them in that case. he will be one of their star witnesses at the trial in october. >> kara, thank you very much for all that. with me now is michael cohen, donald trump's former attorney and fixer. he too served jail time for tax fraud and campaign finance fraud related to donald trump's business affairs. also with us is cnn senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, elie honig. michael, you know alan weisselberg well. how do you feel about what he did today pleading guilty? >> well, he had no other choice but to plead guilty as kara just said. he was looking at 15 years based upon crimes that i had provided them documentation on, that proved without a doubt that he would have been found guilty. >> so, you were instrumental in providing them evidence that they used against alan weisselberg. >> yes, i provided it to them, the southern district of new york, i provided it t

however, to go into the andrew weissman case from the press release today, the manhattan district attorney's office is making very clear that the investigation not only into the trump organization, but the former president, is very much ongoing. >> tom, suzanne, and rebecca, thank you very much. we appreciate and that is going to do it for me today. hallie jackson picks up our coverage right now. >>> we are following that breaking news with the judge saying he's not prepared to keep all the secrets secret forever. cracking open the door to unseal at least part of the affidavit. but first, telling the doj to propose redactions saying they have a week to do it. we've got our nbc news team and legal analysts standing by. also, new comments from mitch mcconnell. why his prediction for the midterms now catching some attention with our new reporting on where republicans are and are not spending campaign cash. >>> plus, the new strategy from the white house on the monkeypox emergency, planning to roll out more vaccines asap, but is it too little too late? >>> and the man accused of attacking rushdi

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we stayed on him, chased him through the streets of midtown manhattan. once we caught up, the migrants wanted to talk, but a group of volunteers were trying to get rid of us. they told the migrants we were bad people, and they shouldn't do any interviews. they pushed the migrants away from our cameras and told us to get lost. but we stayed and let the migrants tell us what the democrats don't want you to hear. joe biden inspired them to take this dangerous trip to america. >> where are you coming from? >> venezuela. >> colombia. >> honduras. >> what was it like crossing the border? what happened once you crossed? >> the first border i crossed was from colombia to panama. heavily armed citizens caught us. they kidnapped us for four days. a lot of kids and women were raped. to be honest, it was shocking. it was something i don't wish anybody else to go through. it was very hard. even one of the people coming with us died crossing the border. >> it was really good. i passed through with political asylum from mexico. we crossed the river, and border patrol w

of history the pit statue originally stood at the intersection of william and wall streets in lower manhattan. it had been installed by colonists in honor of the english statesman who had helped them repeal the stamp act saying in his a famous speech to parliament in 1766 that i rejoice that america has resisted as one person expressed their gratitude in verse i think the pit for all thy glorious strife against the foes of liberty and life. so here was this proud monument to a supporter of the colonists, but then the british took possession of new york city during the revolutionary war and from their perspective in the heat of battle between the empire and her colonies the monument read differently here was a statue of someone who had stir the colonists to revolution. so while no one knows for sure precisely who damaged this sculpture. it was almost certainly british soldiers. they beheaded the statue and broke off its arms divesting pit of the very tools of what he was most famous for his oratory his capacity for speech and gesture. this was a very pointed desecration. so this statute introd

. >>> the 9/11 tribute museum in lower manhattan has closed after being unable to rebound from pandemic losses. this museum is separate from the 9/11 memorial and museum at the world trade center site. >>> and espn icon dick vitale says he is cancer-free after battling the illness twice in the past year. the 83-year-old stepped away from the mic in january. for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> tonight donald trump's former vice president is speaking out for the first time since the search of mar-a-lago, and it comes as the january 6th committee is continuing its work. well, tonight the panel may have a new witness. mike pence says he would consider testifying if he is asked. you may recall there was a pressure campaign led by trump for pence to overturn the 2020 election and not certify the electoral votes in congress. white house officials told the committee that when pence didn't comply, the former president called him a wimp and rioters called for his ha

on this friday morning, the first bus load arrived in manhattan, courtesy, texas governor. i'm harris faulkner. greg abbott is getting the nation's attention and keeping it, sending illegals to washington, d.c. and bussing them to new york city escalating feud with liberal big city mayors abbott extended invitation to new york mayor eric adams to witness the crisis first hand. adams said no and a few other words. with that, america's dangerous influx is heading northeast. mayor eric adams says his city resources can't take it. >> invite those who are trying to find housing in his state to give them housing instead of sending them here, federal government has responsibility, fema, needs to give us support that we need. >> harris: calling for federal government to help? that is not fresh or new, it is for them. governor abbott says what liberal city mayors are facing is nothing compared to what texas and other border states have been dealing with for months. nate foy reporting. nate. >> that bus load of 50 migrantss arrived 7 a.m. issue the green bus circled manhattan before

the president of ibm, american express, pan american, chase manhattan bank. the kids on the street need money, they need his help, they need his influence, they need his concern, they need his involvement. there is an incredible amount of potential being wasted in harlem. he is reading a man child in the promised land which is a story of a guy who grew up in harlem. it's the stories of the streets written by a black man about black people. >> what you think the guys trying to tell you here? what he think the authors trying to do? >> well, he read what happened in this life. i guess that's what i like them. >> he has the same troubles customer. >> yes. >> a lot of the songs are familiar? >> yes. >> which ones? >> which are the ones the most familiar to you? [inaudible] a lot of that was going on here. thought it was an air raid, so he went in his mother found him hidden. >> you remember this really well. you remember everything you ever read. you never did read a book like this before customer. >> no not like this. >> what you think is the big difference? >> b

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and upscale manhattan neighborhood has become a 24-hour drug den where drug addicts roamed the streets outside of an elementary school, and it is all caught on camera. >> todd: the new york subway in nassau county, shot and bail reform. the 3,000 arrests made between april and june and within 2600 released without bail. we are talking to a nassau lawmaker coming up. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. ♪ ♪ >> todd: upscale manhattan neighborhoods being taken over by crime, drugs, and. >> carley: mayor adam seemingly turns a blind eye, marianne rafferty joins us with more, marianne. >> todd and carley, one safe undesirable neighborhood known for upscale restaurants has become a 24-hour drug den. the majority selling openly and users shooting meth all hour

in manhattan. here is your top five@5. brace for selling since the worse day since may. if history is any guide, this will hold through the close. >>> jay powell pledges to get forceful about inflation all this against the broader s&p 500 pile up. hitting levels not seen since the height of the pandemic. >>> the bond market doing something for the first time since the financial crisis. >>> and futures for natural gas contracts hit the highest levels ever business owners are feeling the pain i'll tell you about it on this monday, august 29th on this "worldwide exchange. >>> good, good afternoon or good evening. as always, welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching i'm brian sullivan maybe today we should say wherever in the galaxy because we also have cool outer space stuff coming up. it is not all bad news we have something to bring you together i i'll show you that coming up blast off with monday money. dow futures across the board u.s. dollar on the rise. nasdaq futures down 1.5% up 160 points. dow futures off 277. we are coming off what can be called a rou

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