>> it's hard to tell, becky.elta variants, at least not immediately. if this lingers or gets really bad, that could change the leisure destinations, most of those are locked in take a look at the airline index, you see that it's been pulling back at a pretty steady clip here over the last month or month and a half and part of that is because there is a growing realization when it comes to international travel, it's not going to be coming back until well into 2022, if not '23 and '24 a few things weighing on the airlines right now first of all, it all centers around whether or not as covid-19 delta variant cases increase how much is that going to slow corporate travel, which is expected to increase heading into the fall? do companies say we're not going to send you out on the road, or do executives say i'm good we continue to do virtual meetings for the time being. then there's international demand that is going to be delayed, no doubt about that as you take a look at some of the airlines that will be reporting ea

becky, thank you very much indeed, week. becky, thank you very much indeed. and _ week. week. becky, thank you very much indeed, and bang on, as _ week. becky, thank you very much indeed, and bang on, as you - week. becky, thank you very much indeed, and bang on, as you say. l charlotte dujardin has become great britain's most decorated female olympian, taking her tally to six medals with bronze in the individual dressage. she was thrilled with her performance and her horse gio, who is relatively inexperienced. she had to wait for the other riders to finish before she could celebrate, adding bronze to the two golds she won in 2012, and gold and team silverfrom rio. she was denied a third successive gold by germany'sjessica von bredow—werndl, with isabell werth taking silver, but dujardin said it was mind—blowing and she was proud of herself. ifi if i hadn't had even metals, to meet him it was like winning anyway because he had given me the ride of my life. 0r where he is at the moment, he could have done no more. the fact that i've got two metals, the team and now an ind

becky brunson and her friend chelsea just love dressing up for halloween. >> chelsea and becky work together at a restaurant and as they serve their customers they talked endlessly about what was coming. this isn't gonna be just any halloween party it was a big mics annual hollow bash of 2014 >> everyone knew, mike has the biggest following. party >> after all, the friends were. going in the noises in excitement, who would all be there? >> we were definitely gonna be there. big mike and made quite a name for himself with his heavy metal music an epic parties and beer from his mother's farm and some girls have been to that before parties like that, so nothing bad had ever happened, why should they worry? it is the jumped of the costumes, the clever impersonations of evil. >> we are both gonna be batman -- chelsea would be the essence of evil. that man's nemesis, poison ivy. >> she looked beautiful in her costume. >> i'll bet. >> i will never forget. it chelsea made it herself. spent weeks with a needle and thread and by hand sowed on each artificial piece of poison ivy. >> i don't know she ca

you are seeing a significant price spike in natural gas, becky.sels going out and delivering the lng are going to asia and south america. that is a longer journey than previously to europe you are taking the vessels off sdls offline. you are seeing not just natural gas, but oil move higher. >> john, what does this mean for the market we were talking this morning is inflation transitory as the fed says what does transitory look like you think of it as something moving through the snake is it a mouse or a pig moving through the snake? >> i think, becky, the problems with transitory is a month or is that a year and a half i do agree with the fed that all of this inflation that we're seeing is because of disruption in reopening the economy if you can't get lumber and you can't get a car and you can't get labor for your restaurant, this is not going to resolve itself in the very near term some of the pressures may start to alleviate over the next few months i think it will be a year or longer before we work through the supply chain problems. until you

the new legal powers and increased police activity inevitably target becky mellow. they started such a place, not a model, and they gave me a piece of paper from the farm, asked alexander dana. he said, we have formed the opinion that you are likely to engage in conduct. the more prejudiced the security officers of a foreign country. and i read that i still do know what it meant with malice. passport is withheld because the therapies believed he could seek terrorist training in the middle east. and the federal government seizes the opportunity to promote its anti terrorist credentials in the media. i came to the point where every time i walk out on the streets, people come to me and say you are the terrorist, you are the hardest. you're the fundamentalist or the extremist. go back home, your walk where i want you. he where you want me to go. i was born. he, this is my country, this is all on me. isolated and increasingly paranoid zacky mella is getting attention beyond his dreams. but now he's had fantasy is starting to scare him. of this threat of this little model

walk us through the clues one more time, scott >> that's what we're here for, becky.it down. there is water in this state so, we will give you the order of business. next hour on "squawk box" we will reveal the runners up states five, four, three and two. then in the 8:00 hour, we will reveal the top state for business we will talk to the state's governor and see where your state stacks up. all this from the top state. we gave you the patented diabolical hints let's look at them to give you something to think about over the next couple hours. the hints are turn, turn, turn break a leg. talking turkey mic drop and one and done. where am i guess away we will let you know the top state at 8:00 a.m. eastern guys. >> will you give us hints if we guess it i heard so many good guesses on twitter from the turn, turn, turn one people said turn, turn, turn could be the indianapolis speedway somebody said it could be the speedway in pennsylvania which has three sides. somebody else said they thought they recognized the teepee where you were standing. one said it was a state park

becky. >> to the east side. >>> when we come back, the space race is taking off sir richard branson scheduling a space flight on july 11th. that is nine days ahead of jeff bezos. his competitor could we see another dark horse spoiler from another billionaire? we will talk about that after this >> announcer: don't forget to subscribe to our podcast you get interviews and original content and behind the scenes access look for us on apple podcasts or your favorite podcast app. subscribe to squawk pod today. girls... the chess club has gained an edge on our bake sales. we need more ways of connecting with customers, fast. i know some consultants with great ideas. can they help us improve our digital experience? absolutely. they've invested over $2 billion in tech. that could really help us manage inventory. and save us a ton of dough. then let's take back our market share. checkmate, chess heads. girls, i said “bedtime”! frank doesn't need a posh virtual receptionist, because he cloned himself. while his clone does

it's delicious. >> becky, thank you.o the spot known as the nicest place in washington so how is it going for you, ging? >> yeah, robin, it was quite the travel yesterday from that tiny island in northern michigan down to a little northern michigan airport off of a boat through detroit to seattle but it was all worth it because we got to get to bellevue and meet clair, a single mom of three, owns her own business, takes care of her employees and even better, takes care of her community, especially in the pandemic. this is all sponsored by expedia and they helped us surprise her and take care of her with a trip of a lifetime. ♪ in the shadow of snowcapped mountains, seattle is surrounded by glistening water and lush greenery. it's towering futuristic space needle is the city's most recognizable landmark but go just across lake washington and you'll find the quaint yet chic bellden cafe. >> here you go. >> reporter: recently hailed as the nicest place in washington? we serve very hyped up millenial stuff i love personally.

becky mella is the 1st strain in in history to be charged under the new counter terrorist laws. with planning acts of terrorism, if found guilty, he faces to live sentences, malice, activities, which are essentially boosting provider, rather than anything else. provide a, an opportunity to put the whole structure of criminal war into action. they needed to test the problem said he did to test is in you amendment and religious patients are down except that anybody in the police and as i came out, like i said, any other case for that matter fed, let's risk them shot someone, just the test a little after one year and 9 months in maximum security, becky is acquitted of the terrorist charges, but pleads guilty to threatening officers is sentenced to 2 and a half years. so yes, i was guilty, threatening to kill yourself early because i took my passport. i hadn't gone in last so it was more word of threat that call me into this whole situation. the 1st place they should have looked at me as someone who was troubled, but not. they treated him as a terrorist. for all of his short life, z

this goes to the issue that becky mentioned. the panel cannot make a formal wrrecommendation until full fda approval >> this is such a kick the can down the road. this was a duck and cover. there has to be a situation. the fda is reviewing the emergency use authorization changed to regular authorization. they have have the data from pfizer, at least this is a sticky thing not my problem you have to figure it out first. >> it gets to the other moral or philosophical question what do you do with the people who are unvaccinated around the world? they are in the terrible conundrum. >> may be pressure to figure it out quickly. >>> andrew mentioned the nfl is out with a warning it will hold teams accountable if teams have outbreaks with unvaccinated players the head coaches and executives will not reschedule games during the 2020 outbreaks instead, a team with an outbreak of unvaccinated players could be forced to forfeit and take a loss and pay the opposing team's expenses the players association urged players to get vaccinated and r

becky miller is depressed and stacking shelves in the local supermarket. but to the intelligence services. he's a potential terrorist. i was dumb, stupid, on educated, all the full, rebellious. i'm sitting and then all these questions or to view the annoying 11. or to view about some of been loudon. do you support terrorism? a thinking of participating in environments? i said no, i'm not part of it, but on the other hand, if you had is declared, then i have to take as one teenager enjoys his 15 minutes of fame. the lebanese community feel the brunt of new anti terror with laws as part of the war on terror at hon. a strain to enact something like 14 different pieces of legislation, which i geared towards increasing the power of government to prevents and control terrorist organizations and taro. sex, we were quite a freight of the implication of such laws on over daily living. we also were afraid that or young people might have been influenced one way or the other. there may say you wrong things. there may do the wrong thing or even there may thing the wron

. >> becky knows all about blue origin's impact. she ought to she's van horn mayor. >> i don't think we had anything this big, it definitely fell on our lap. >> more like walked into larry simpson's office i2005. he own the weekly paper, circulation door. >> jeff bezos in the flesh with a story idea. bezos quietly had been buying out local ranchers, by one estimate assemblingly roughly 300,000 acres in all. >> he started to fill me in why he was buying ranch land, he wanted it for his kids, and he wanted it also to build space wars. >> he carried the lead. >> yeah, yeah. >> we were thinking really? van horn, texas >> i immediately said, this could put van horn on the map. >> that front page news stunned van horn and beyond. >> for one day van horn advocate had the biggest headline in the space world. >> yes, sir. >> lisa remembers thinking, come on? >> i think anybody's first reaction would be, okay, we'll see how far that goes. ha ha. >> not becky brewster. >> what went through your mind? >> oh, how cool. exactly. i mean, i watched

with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin it's a monday. -- i don't ascribe anything to it it's earnings week we're going to start the flood gates will open eventually we'll get to see how companies are doing with the reopening but maybe some difficulties getting the labor that they want, getting workers to come in in certain areas. i've seen restaurants say, don't expect great service we're doing what we can. we're not staffed up to par where we'd like to be. the nasdaq maybe is more interest rate sensitive. when you see the 10-year yield, people start big gross again there is the 10-year 1.34% this morning. you guys were messing around, screwing off last week, whatever you were doing. >> working. >> okay. whatever you were doing. we did get down to -- were you watching dv. >> >> i did. i turned it on thursday morning. >> you weren't out -- >> good, concise -- >> were you on the serengeti, sorkin were you away from a tv? your life is so interesting -- >> i have to tell you happily, happily i did not watch tv last week. >> there you go. the

joining the bidens on stage was becky pringle, president of the nea. this is about 25 minutes. ♪ [applause] >> hello. you know, last year, i told you if joe became president, you would have one of your own in the white house. [applause] and here we are. you helped make this real. so, thank you nea. [applause] i have never been more proud to call myself an educator. i hope that is your first lady, i will make you proud, as well. [applause] when the world as we knew it shut down last year, people across this country wondered, you know, how will we keep our children learning? how will we stop kids from going hungry? who will support parents? but you did not wonder. you got to work. i saw it with my own eyes as i crisscrossed this country and met with educators just like you. the cafeteria workers who spend long hours making sandwiches for hungry families. the teacher who re-taught her lessons each night for a student whose siblings use the family computer during the day. the bus driver who drove to wi-fi hotspots, to neighborhoods with no connections. the

since his death, his mother becky has been raising awareness of the dangers of open water swimming.made a promise by this point dylan, i had already seen him in the mortuary, i had already hugged his body, and... i had already promised that his death would not be for nothing. last year, there were — would not be for nothing. last year, there were 176 _ would not be for nothing. last year, there were 176 accidental _ would not be for nothing. last year, there were 176 accidental water i there were 176 accidental water —related deaths recorded in england on the water incident database. a petition started by becky has now reached over 100,000 signatures and will be debated in parliament today. i want increased water safety taught on the national curriculum to include the dangers in and around open water, specifically cold water shock, because that is the biggest killer. . . ., killer. the curriculum in england currently states _ killer. the curriculum in england currently states people - killer. the curriculum in england currently states people should i killer. the curriculum in englan

ah, becky never loses his taste for ability and use his tv and social media to record visits to the rebel front line in the syrian civil war. ah, 4 years after $911.00, fears over arab extraneous terrorism continue to threaten the harmonious ideals of multiculturalism. and here in this iconic, all the setting racism is set to explode for decades to will have shared one stretch of coastline in a country. they all call home carla was out of town on the weekends as a kid to during summer. it was as if, thanks down a punch bowl had migrated to the park, ah, growing up in la kanda mohammed, crudely thinks of quintinella as he saw my backyard. ah, it was full of ours and full of revenues, drums and barbecues, and hobbling dudley's again, as we call them full of all the wonderful things that we know that was normal to us. and it was great because it was, it was safety, it was and it was fun. was fun as a kid for the okay, is living in punchbowl. quintinella is the family beach. just as it is the generations of western suburb families. we go by football and this and we went swimming at the beach.

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. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. equity futures let's look at what is happening. two days in a row we have seen gains. dow futures up 86 points s&p up 7.5 nasdaq up 17 it is almost like -- it is like monday never happened. we have seen two days in a row of gains at this point, all of the major averages have seen gains for the week, too. before the green arrows this morning. treasury yields were higher. take a look. the 10-year note is right at 1.29%. we can't get back to 1.3% yet. we are on the edge take a look at the squawk stack. it is not just the three major averages that performed well yesterday. you had the dow transports finally out of correction territory. now 9% from the 52-week highs based on the gains yesterday energy still under pressure. that sector is down. it is down by more than 10% from its 52-week high it is in correction territory. wti up 4.6% yesterday. with the gains, down 2.1% for the week today wti up 1% this morning to 71.11. bitcoin. look at this the price close to $32,000 we wil

becky saw him just before he passed.s brain—damaged and that was painfulfor him to lie on. itjust broke my heart to see him, knowing that, even when he's unconscious, he's lying in pain, because we knew he couldn't lie on that side of his head. the hospital trust, walsall healthcare, said it's investigating the family's complaint and is extremely concerned about the issues raised. it said it is committed to improving the relationship between carers and healthca re professionals. there's constant memories everywhere i look in the house, everywhere i go, every picture i look at, every day, every song i hear, every film i see. sorry. the family say they will only be at peace when they find out why derek died the way he did. nikki fox, bbc news. sorry. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. whilst it's been a sunny sunday for some, for others, there's been torrential rain and thunderstorms. this is where they've been developing through the afternoon through parts of east anglia, down into london a

becky, you have a tip about buying in bulk?g up. so, even if you go in on paper towels or tp with another family down the street, it does help to keep the unit cost down on many of these household items. every little penny counts, right? >> it really does. are you having doritos for breakfast? >> i will be. i will. let me break into those now. >> you got the paper towels to clean up. as always, thank you, becky. >>> coming up, "real housewives" star erika jayne, why she may have to pay off her estranged husband's embezzling victims. we'll be right back. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots, sometimes fatal, have occurred as have certain cancers, including lymphoma,

when he was still little bo becky, a skinny kid, and it's the wonderful news. beck's father drove them to training a regular round trip that took hours like scenes from a film. only. it's a true life story. live your dream is written large, robert never does his image. his story begins here in national poland. the village west of walsall is where robert grew up. his mother still lives here. 11 duffy's was supporting family. his mother was a successful volleyball player, his father, a former junior champion. se system, and nina also played volleyball the alamo. she was my for is a and we didn't bank on him growing tool, so there wasn't much point in him getting into volleyball game the very small, even i will thing in my age, i was always smaller than my teammate, his parents, both primary school, p e teacher, the national, made the early foundations for his future career. but it wasn't just football on the program that christoph visionary training methods. my father was my teacher and i want to always think only football. my mother said to me, no day, you won't play football. you play

the stuart group on the border with his becky stone and the largest bed park dollar in the center of the country. the saga herds move back and forth during the year because the government wants to build a highway between the caspian sea and the cause. a capital news full time passing right through bad tough donna. even though there's an alternative route, further north than for you to get close dressed by every movement and especially car, even if they're far away on the horizon, they run away immediately. so there was a road it would be fatal. they wouldn't even approach the road anymore. been, even if they weren't completely prevented from crossing, they would at least stop for a while when their natural cycle of migration would be disrupted. you won't even do it right now, only a few. sandy tracks cross through the steps, they don't pose a problem for the psycho, but the pressure on the animals is increasing this. i survived the holocene extinction, so it's a pretty tough animal. but whether it can survive, the human answered for scenic sticks and i'm afraid is pretty marginal i t

variant one of the most infectious respiratory viruses ever but jim, we'll begin with the market as becky was saying at the end of "squawk box," we're only 23 points away from another new high on the s&p. who'd have thought we'd be here given the way we started this week, jim. is that all forgotten now? >> we did think at the beginning of the week that the variants, that delta was going to take us all down thand then we get thes reports that indicate that's just not a factor. it is rather amazing that you could have something that seems so dire on monday, that was the end of a three-day period by the way. we've had a bunch of just three-day selloffs and then we take off but i've got to tell you, i'm listening to these companies and with the exception of intel and boston beer, holy cow, almost all the calls have been delightful boston beer is one of the worst calls ever, or as bonnie herzog who's the unbelievable analyst at zbgoldman sachs, i truly dont know where to begin. >> that's ugly u i mean, you mentioned intel, gelsinger was talking about the chip shortage getting worse before it g

becky place the i t sector is an island of progress in an otherwise outdated and centralized economy . it's been a long, it was 8, generates an export revenue of 2 and a half $1000000000.00. it's useful, it's the only thing that's been a major success in the economy in recent years. well, that's a g d p is currently dominated by agriculture industry and services. agriculture and industry remain largely in state han while the service sector is mainly controlled by private companies. in 2019, it accounted for 6.5 percent of g. d. p was going fast and last year accounted for half the country's economic growth. while bella ruth faces massive restrictions on political freedom, hong kong is also seeing growing crackdowns on civil rights last summer, peaceful demonstrations against the new national security law were violently broken up by the police. the it was the turning point for engineer gary and his wife, who's a nurse. we talked to the couple one year ago. back then they were making their final preparations to immigrate they now live in australia after the passing of the imposing of t

so he has been very close ties of guns, kind of stunned neighbors, becky st on. and it's looking beyond those countries as well. but i think the key gulf, this whole operation is to repair ties of the united states. u. s. has a number of issues with turkey was poised to give sanctions again, so he would devastate the text economy playing this key role, which affectively gets us to get out of jail called free from a major diplomatic crisis. we'll see turkey reminding washington, it's a key ally, and it needs to work with turkey. dorian, thanks allie. i'll talk to you. the taliban is advancing. almost unopposed. what's the feeling there in government health areas? i wouldn't say there advancing unopposed, you know, there is a government effort to like back against them. there are people upper people appraising movement, fighting back against them and as much as we hear reports of district falling to them, we also hear reports of the districts being regained. everything is sort of in overdrive at the moment. but there is, you know, this fear that if they are able to

and then the answer i have called from becky belgrade migrants have been stranded here trying to avoid the camps out of fear of being deported. equal a bunch of the stars children have a special rights to protection and trying to avoid the serbian cam system should not mean that they should be left to fend for themselves. unfortunately, the system does not provide enough affection for them. yes, children wants to fail inside the system, but also the system is not strong enough to to attract them to give faith in the system and then at least decrease the risks while that in transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift builds tram might be as close as you get. a quick reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you here on d. w. news president change and ping has held china's rise as it reversible as it holes . lavish celebrations marketing 100 years since the founding of the chinese communist parties. she told a flag waving crowd in the era of china. the era of china is being bullied

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. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin yesterday was a mixed day for the markets. slight gains for the dow and s&p 500. you saw the nasdaq pull back slightly again, nasdaq down two days in a row. it is 1% from the all-time high. you are looking at markets that are top levels the nasdaq this morning is indicated higher up 51 points the dow at this point, giving back 70 points s&p giving back a point. looking at treasury yields powell speaking yesterday and again today. there has been a lot of moevemet there. back to 3.42% for the 10-year. we will watch when powell goes to the senate today. >>> let's look at the "squawk stack" and check out the movers. it is earnings season. we heard from jpmorgan chase and goldman sachs and citigroup and wells fargo. the bangking tindustry is up it has been down the last two sessions with the bank earnings. wti indicated down this morning to 72.60 this comes on all of the reports we are hearing of opec striking a deal with uae. we have seen two days of declines russell 2000 down 1.6%

becky and andrew are off today we are back down 500 points more than on the dow.at 1.28% just above the average of 1.25. crypto, we've seen pressure there. either down by 8.5%. and oil across the board feeling pressure oil lore by 1% on wti. >> let's head down from here >> nyse has been studying. it is fun when we have ny people in here someone called it a museum downtowns that cold isn't it >> it is cold. nasdaq sort of built a building in time square when it didn't really need to there you go it is okay. set up with the markets, we had a little bit of a growth scare now kind of reached through the day. 1.4% based on the futures this will get us back to a week ago where we closed june before we had a little lift higher in that mid-42 that's when you start to say, okay this is more than a little wiggle >> take a look here. the nasdaq 100 has been leading the way you see here, this margin that has opened up here this is where it is doing the support work also on the small cap where it built up a huge lead and is giving this back this shows you a little draining of

becky pringle. good to see you. >> good to be with you, fredricka. >> new cdc guidance centers around getting students back into the classroom. but just two days ago, the state of california passed a bill requiring public schools offer a remote learning option next year. i m i imagine that you agree with the cdc on the importance of in-person learning but seems as though there's a lot of contingencies here. can they be met? >> fredricka, i think you probably know i taught science for over 30 years and can i first say it is so refreshing, encouraging and hopeful that we have a president who actually believes in science and i have been saying all yearlong, follow the science, listen to the health care professionals, the infectious disease experts so that that can guide our thinking. we don't know and with the new variant, we just reported on how that is spreading across the country. so important we're listening to the cdc guidelines and we are very, very hopeful. you know, i was in a school a couple o

in a statement on wednesday, becky said -- "it hurt that the state of west virginia would try to blockme from pursuing my dreams. i just want to play." the israeli government is launching a legal attack against ben & jerry's over its plan to stop selling ice cream in illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank as well as in occupied east jerusalem. israel's ambassador to the united states has asked 35 u.s. governors to enforce state laws which make it a crime to support the boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement, or bds. meanwhile, republican senator james langford of oklahoma has called on his state to block the sale of ben & jerry's, claiming the company's new policy violates oklahoma's anti-bds law. ben & jerry's has said continuing to sell ice cream in the settlements would be "inconsistent with our values." buzzfeed has revealed confidential government informants played a critical role in the foiled plot to kidnap and take hostage michigan's democratic governor gretchen whitmer last year. authorities have arrested 14 men in what prosecutors described as a deep distu

prosecutor becky holt opened for the state. >> the defendant had a plan.. his plan was to get away with it. >> with no murder weapon found, the prosecution's case was built on that partial shoe print. they knew now that jason once owned a pair of hush puppies like these that matched the print. they were now missing. they also told jurors about that early morning visit to the gas station and the suspicious activity at the hotel. but the thrust of their case was this: jason young was trying, in the most violent possible way, to get out of a troubled marriage. >> were you aware of tensions in that marriage? >> yes. i was well aware. >> michelle's sister lived near the couple, and for a period was cassidy's nanny. as the youngs' fights intensified, she took on the role of marriage counselor, too. >> what would you say were the main issues? >> michelle's main issues were jason being more responsible, understanding her more, and his main concern was their lack of sex life. >> prosecutors called friends to the stand to paint a picture of a marriage that was unrav

i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin we'll start with the markets the dow gained 1.6%of monday's gains if you were thinking of buying on the dip, forget about it. too late you missed it. it's like monday never happened. you want to check out the u.s. equity futures, we have earnings that are coming up this morning. ahead of that do

becky is off this morning. three and a half hours before the open nonetheless, we are looking down after a wild week last week. dow looks like we're going to be down 114 points. nasdaq is opening down 14 points s&p 500 off 10 points. we will talk about what may be driving that or not. a rough session in asia which is part of this a live report from beijing in a couple of minutes. look at u.s. treasury yields as of now the 10-year note for a second. we'll show you it stands at 1.246% we have two big market themes this week. we will hear a lot of earnings and the fed. on the corporate front, results from tesla after the bell tonight. other big names on the docket. apple, google, facebook, microsoft and amazon a number of other high profile companies reporting in the coming days. 3m, boeing, mcdonald's, ford, pfizer, the maker of the vaccine and our parent company comcast and then the federal reserve the central bank set to kick off the policy meeting tomorrow. no action expected investors will pay a lot of attent

so rob, 11 dorski, that was a dream from a very early age when he was still little bo becky, a skinny kid in a german java store. i wonderful back father drove him to training a regular round trip that took alice like scenes from a film a true life story. live your dream is written large as a robert lever duffy's image. his story begins here. international poland. the village west russell is robert, grew up, his mother still lives here to live and he was born in family. his mother was a successful volleyball player, his father, a former junior champion elder system in nina, also take. but that wasn't the expense. alamo, that he was for is a car, and we didn't bank on human growing tools at all. so there wasn't much point in him getting into volleyball both, both in the mall, even. i will thing in my age, i was always smaller than my teammates. his parents, both primary school p e teacher, the national, late the early foundations for his future career. but it wasn't just football on the program that crystal has his own visionary training methods. my father with my teachers and i want t

of armor close ally of pope frances is on trial in the vatican for alleged financial crimes. angelo becky, along with 9 others is accused of extortion, embezzlement and money laundering. those are the headlines and he's continues in all to 0. and about half an hour's time. goodbye. from talk to al jazeera, we roam, did you want the us to take and who stopped you? we listen, see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra. i guess i'm going to get ready to be on the month on the community foot emotional body, joe body defined by the la football. so if i can come back to the bottom, you know, they come up, come up to be don gala good was me, said the shot gun to dissolve, digging particularly in battle in thought a good one on she was at me on before she she did all buffy from b kaji while it was on the on, on, on i'm on, i'm on the the the for the love it was a moment for more last summer wasn't on the fed that some of the don't much would it be live with. 2 0, guy, me yes, that is going. if it i

the team just released these throw becky -- throw back jerseys. 49er legend posted this with jimmy g asking how about this combo? the rest of the team will sport them on the field for four home games. >>> a reminder kpix is your home for preseason football. we are already counting down bring you all the action live starting saturday august 14th. >> the count down clock is on. can't wait for football to start again. i like that combo. looks good. >>> let's get a check of our weather and traffic. we will start off with weather. darren, what is friday looking like? >> a lot like thursday did. the issue with friday is there is even more drizzle out there than there was yesterday. don't be surprised if you step outside, definitely in the city but also east bay hills, anywhere near the coast or even the immediate bay where we have a deep marine layer, things might be a bit cam outside. it is down right soaked on the camera lens. this is the one that sits up on knob hill. you get a little higher into the cloud, you will be able to get more water on it. that view looks impressive. you have t

and now, it is my great pleasure to introduce someone who makes us all proud, our union president, becky pringle. [applause] >> nea, you know, i have been introduced by many nea members. but how cool is it that i was just introduced by an nea member who just happens to be the first lady of the united states of america? [applause] thank you so much, dr. jill. not only for that wonderful introduction, but thank you so much for always, always in an unwavering manner, standing up for our students, speaking up for the people who have dedicated their lives to educating america's students, are incredible, phenomenal educators. thank you so much, dr. jill biden. it is such an honor, nea, to welcome to the stage a man that really doesn't need any introduction because we spent a great deal of time talking about him all over this country, all over this country. in just six months, he has kept his commitments. [applause] six months. his unwavering commitment to our students and to educators, to unions, to racial and social justice which we at the nea understand his education justice. [applause] pres

becky is off this morning. just the boys. >> maybe this is it? the beginning of something down week last week. >> the beginning of the end? this is the beginning of the beginning. >> maybe this is the beginning of the pullback which we haven't had because of the fed we he talked about it every day. the default trade is green it's up. not surging. never goes down. never goes down. why? the fed. maybe the summer is it summer it's summer. >> is it the summer or delta variant? we will talk over the next three hours trying to decipher. >> you are seeing the olympics >> yup >> covid it's hard to say we put it behind us completely i think it is mostly unvaccinated people. we don't know. we'll have gottlieb on he may know more than us >> we will spend the next three hours trying to decide what is going on with the markets. let's show you right about now joe mentioned at the top of the show it is down dow off 302 points s&p 500 is opening down 26 points the nasdaq looking to open down about 37 points off. as joe mentioned, treasury yields we have been wat

. >> but becky did snag silver in that event. a bid of us olympic history as jagger eaton. he becomes the first american to win a medal. >> in skateboarding. the 20 year-old arizona native. he took the bronze in the street skating competition. let's send things over now to kron 4 sanaz tahernia with where the u.s. expects to bring its metals home next. >> we are coming off a golden weekend for team usa us athletes collected 14 medals so far in the 2020 summer olympic games, some of which are gold and that medal count will only keep climbing kron four's andrew martin joins us now from tokyo and re. where does the u.s. rank as we stand now wilson a second as a country right now. but you would expect team usa to get a lot more medals here today in tokyo. you've got for meddling events in swimming. ryan murphy expected to win in the men's 100 back in the best qualifying time. he has both the world record and the olympic record. he was a gold medalist in rio. lilly king is swimming today. expect her to do well in the pool. she's in th

becky is off she'll be back it is all right. just the boys.looking at the dow jones down caterpillar reported we'll get down about 24 all of this can change. here is what is make headlines about amazon and robinhood did beat expectations but sales fell short of the forecast if you are not going to split your stock, get used to a down day the first time amazon has missed revenue estimates robinhood is lower in pre-market trading after falling yesterday in its wall street debut i did not see it fall 11%. i saw it fall eight. >> ceo said he's building a long-term business scar jo is suing walt disney on the release of her black widow movie on disney plus the contract called for release in theaters. and the simultaneous release may have cost her $50 million. disney says the suit has no merit and her contract was not violated disney says she should be thanking disney for allowing her to work and make money during the pandemic and that the streaming allowed the movie to be the success it was. i smell a settlement i'm wondering. >> i think you settle

. >> reporter: the sonoma county fair opened wednesday and ceo becky bartling says their policies were set even before the guidance from the cdc began changing due to the delta variant. all 200 fair workers must be vaccinated, and anyone entering any of the fair ground buildings are required to mask up. >> we are a county facility and the county has mandated that any of the county buildings, statat you're reeda mask. tn >> reporter: most people abided by the rules, but back outside, steve johnson says that changing guidelines are causing doubt in people, and fire what' normal nowadays and who to believe? who do you believe? my belief is you get out there and you get subjected to all these different germs and different things like that, and that's good for your immune system. >> reporter: the fair was smaller this year, to encourage distancing, with popular attractions like horse racing and the flower show taking the year off. but even those who agree with the new restrictions hope they won't lead to another prolonged shutdown. >> i give up. i hope it's pretty quick now with the new reg

the stuart group on the border with his becky stone and the largest bed pock dollar in the center of the country. the saga herds move back and forth during the year because the government wants to build a highway between the caspian sea and the cause, a capital news full time passing right through bad tuck donna. even though there's an alternative route further north in front, you never get close stressed by every movement and especially car, right? even if they're far away on the horizon, they run away immediately. so if there was a road it would be fatal. they wouldn't even approach the road anymore. been from and even if they weren't completely prevented from crossing, they would at least he stopped for a while when their natural cycle of migration would be disrupted. you won't even do it right now. only a few sandy trying to cross through the steps. they don't pose a problem for the psycho, but the pressure on the animals is increasing. so i survived the holocene extinction, so it's a pretty tough animal. but whether it can survive, the human answer, scenic sticks and i'm afraid