let's get further into the conversation with ing. joining us is the ing cfo.hank you so much for joining us this morning. so, your numbers coming out looking like a pretty hefty beat. really, what area of the business propelled these figures higher than expected by analysts? >> hi, good morning, dani, and very nice to be on the show. i think the biggest driver has been the commercial activity across the board. i think all of our divisions are doing well. but i think what really stands out is the performance of our customer base, whether they are getting much more active in terms of their payment activities, and also their credit profiles are improving significantly, and that has resulted, to a degree, in lower risk off and negative risk off. and i think we have a big boost in seeing income growing by about 18%. dani: leaking of a big boost, planning to distribute billions of euros to shareholders after september 30. what does the path of payouts look like? do you see returning growth when it comes to capital shareholders? tanate: yes. what we announced today i

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you always do a good job of balance ing the numbers. we're seeing the delta variant spread in unvaccinated areas. still good news how the vaccine is working. break it down for us. explain it to people at home who might not have seen all the news this weekend. >> jim, that is right. this is almost a case study in how well the vaccine works, because in areas where people are taking the vaccine in really significant numbers, the transmission numbers are lower. let's take a look at the map you called up a bit ago, jim. where is most of thred? most of the red is in the southeast. that is high transmission of covid-19. last week, we were saying that's because their vaccination rates are so low and continue to be low. let's take a look at these numbers. we are seeing some increased vaccination rates in some of the states with the highest amounts of transmission. louisiana was 47th in vaccinations, in new vaccinations previously. now, it's first. alabama was 46th in terms of new vaccinations. now it's third. mississippi was 50th. now it's 8th.

as i'm driving up here right now, this is the last time i ever see this area, it will be heartbreak ing for me. >> reporter: these satellite images from nasa show the smoke reaching all the way to nevada, where ash rain down. officials are saying critical conditions continue here in the state because we're seeing record dry fuels, drought and high wind conditions all that means that this fire, you know, which could have been something small in times past, swept through this town with incredible force kendis >> thanks to jacob ward for getting us started there thanks. >>> another disaster is unfolding in north carolina, where at least 30 people are missing. the remnants of tropical storm fred triggered dangerous flash flooding in the western part of the state. the quickly rising water caught many people off guard. >> my uncle, my great uncle is 87 he said in his entire life he has never, ever seen the water do what it has done right here, as fast as it did. >> the rushing water collapsed homes and caused mudslides the governor says more than 250 first responders are helping with search e

on one hand, you have donald trump maybe mull ing another ru.where qanon conspiratorers think that you will have trump aascending to the presidency. >> this is serious. we're entering august. i'm in a weird position because i hear from trump supporters, hundreds of them, every day. they don't believe that joe biden won legitimately. many of them do believe something is going to happen this month. for mark meadows to sit there and say president trump is meeting with his cabinet, again, in one respect it's bizarro, but it's dangerous. because he's playing with fire. the threat of violence, brianna, this month of august, is real. i know, because i hear it every day. shame on mark meadows for putting stuff like that out there. >> playing footsie with qanon conspiracies, right? very specifically choosing his words, talking about the president is on task, talking about meeting with his cabinet? again, it seems very deliberate. as you say, joe, dangerous. >> john, he knows what he's saying. again, i know mark mediadows we. he's no dummy. he knows exact

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>> thanks for having me, tyler i think it's a really important question that you're ask ing.ing here to remember is that plastic barriers were used in situations in tokyo at the lolympics in th cafeteria, but they're a very small part of where we should be investing our infrastructure and our economics into covid there's much, much better and more efficient ways to invest, like vaccines, masking, testing, and those are much, much more useful for the broader population. >> i follow you there. are there any situations where you think these plastic barriers, whether it's in the grocery store or in schools, libraries and the like, where they are actually effective? >> yeah. i think they can be part of the layering that's the terminology we want to start using if you're a cab driver, bus driver, there may be a role to have a plastic barrier between you and a large number of people you don't know or scenarios where you're immunocompromised, you may want a plastic barrier between you and a bank teller. they do disrupt downward air flow that we have investigated a lot in operating ro

three weeks away from college football season, but athletes from all sports have already begun cash ingjune supreme court ruling that allows student athletes to make money off their likeness and from endorsement deals, because they weren't allowed to do that before, right who is already hauling it in? well take a look at auburn quarterback, who announced a partnership with milo's iced tea syracuse, basketball star buddy vayheim has begun selling t-shirts with his nick name buddy buckets on them thanks to a company called the player's trunk and hayley and hannah cave nder not only inked a deal with boost mobile but also with six star pro-nutrition as the athletes aim to be like shaquille o'neal quite frankly known as one of the best brand businessman and marketers in sports. let's bring in lsu basketball star sharif o'neill working with influential which optimizes brand relationships with athlete s. good to have you both seriously. ryan, i am going to begin with you before we get to shaq's son. you're teaming beyond just finding marketing relationships, right? what can he bring to influe

they've been make ing school bus for about 100 years.tric production called the jooley they will stop making diesel engines just like its parent company, daimler. >> next three to five years we start seeing a transition if today, which is customers say i ing, hey, let me run two, three, four vehicles and really get used to it and understand, you know, what i'm dealing with here to then they start making their entire purchase on zero emission vehicles. >> reporter: it will take montgomery county 14 years to fully convert all of these diesel buses to electric so, carl, this is really a lesson in economics 101. more demand means more production, which leads to lower costs and ultimately cleaner air for us and for our kids. >> such a good story, ylan with all evs and green buss and cars, the question inevitably is how far can they go on a single charge >> reporter: yeah, about 130 miles for these buss to go on one charge it takes a couple of hours to fully charge them up already montgomery county has 45 charging stations installed in order t

liz: it is, and then the disturb ing in a way, but listen, what did we expect, right? they are going to do on any given day, and dan, great to see you. >> i was going to say they don't allow me to control the immediate y they certainly don't want you to control what you're learning but we at chegg are outside of china, growing like crazy it's a great time to be here, and i hope everybody stays safe and thank you, liz, as always. liz: anytime, dan rosensweig of chegg, as each day passes the delta variant is forcing more and more companies to do what they didn't want to do and that's pushback their return to work dates which had already been pushed back multiple times, and that's creating new headaches for landlords and major office space. lydia hu is live in the big apple with a look at how once coveted high end leases might be losing their luster. closing bell ringing in 38 minutes the "clayman countdown" is coming right back. please, stay with us. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you do

so i'm not sure what we're wait ing for. >> lynsey, i know you're not waiting.king very hard around the clock to affect some change here. we'll keep -- i know it's tough. i see it on your face. i know there's a helplessness that so many people who are doing this feel, but at the same time there have been a lot of stories of successes as well, and a life is a life. so, lynsey, thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> so up next, there's anger from the family of a fully vaccinated man who died of covid, who they blame for their loss. >> and an image of hope amid chaos of evacuations at the airport in kabul. at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we only serve those who honorably served. all ranks, all branches, and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours with

>> that's interest ing. it could be seen an admission he did something wrong, but also to take some of the political pressure off the das. das think about these kind of things. one thing i want to echo that is such an important point. sol of the attacks make are age old attacks that get maid. this idea that why didn't someone come forward or go to the police the day of. this person stated at the mansion, she smiled, she ate snacks and could not have been assaulted or harassed. that is nonsense. that needs to end. this was a step towards that. >> they just spoke publicly yesterday and cuomo's attorney spnt a lot of time try ining to poke holes in her story specifically. she said dates line up. is that going to present a challenge for presenters in this case? >> we don't know all the evidence. obviously, the credibility of this witness is going to be incredibly important. obviously, any eyewitnesss, but what we know about sexual harassment complaints is typically they are he said, she said. rarely is there an

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, after five straight record closes with the dow and the s&p, guys, the market appears to be suffer ing a little altitude sickness as we kickoff this final hour of trade, a triple wammy slamming stocks right now the chaos in afghanistan, the slipping retail sales numbers and cases of the delta variant filling up hospitals across the nation. all of it together, in the aggregate, yeah pushing investors to take some profit. home depot the biggest dragon the dow and you can thank the mig a meths on july retail sales our power panel is here on whether investors are making a mega mistake by selling their stocks and if hot back-to-school sales next month will be the very thing that will make them regret the moves that you see today. look at the dow down 351. all right, an epic street fight playing out between the man who made hundreds of millions correctly predicting the sub- prime housing crisis and the woman making hundreds of millions banking on tech stocks of the future. the floor show, about to take sides between hedge fund star michael burry and investments guru cathie wood and the ceo o

we have earnings just cross ing right now, joe >> yes, we do.hitting i like that revenue number, courtney there must be -- is there an adjusted eps because first thing they put looks like it would be below, but is there an adjusted eps it's above 157 >> there is an adjusted eps, joe. i know you always like that revenue number, because it's so big, because of the size and scale walmart has. let me give you the results here walmart is beating on earnings and revenues, adjusted earnings per share of $1.78 for the second quarter, compared to estimates of $1.57 on revenues of 141.05 billion. the street was expecting $137.17 billion. updated guidance, roadwaying its full-year guidance range to $6.20 to $6.25, or a growth of 15% to 17% that's above the street's consensus. for your revenue, expected to grow 6 to 7%, up slightly from previously walmart forecasting u.s. comp sales for the year to improve 5 to 6%. that's also above analysts' estimates. for the second quarter, walmart sales grew 5.2% with more than 6% in transaction growth and this quarter

that is what we're talk ing about retaliating against now. the taliban is on the verge of being recognized as a international player. a government, the state government is asking partners and generals are saying that. they have six hundred thousand rifles that are ours, thousands of vehicles that are ours. to take on the taliban would require a full scale war. it's not going in with special forces and retake this. >> this is what panetta is saying. >> right. i don't think it will happen. >> he says we have to go back. like when you go to a surgeon and they amputate the wrong arm. they're like now we have to amputate the other. >> ya, hate it when that happens when am i talking ing about, jesse? >> the media. >> no. what theory will i bring up. >> the two ideas. >> when people are lead to believe they only have two options. this is often done by the media. the options are either a forever war or we must leave now. we must have this airport or this embassy. we can't have both. this prison of two ideas tricks you into not hearing other options w

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tyler, what have you heard from the people who you are rescue ing?nditions on the ground at the airport? >> i still have a lot of friends over there in harm's way. a lot from my previous unite. we have been there for 2 decades. i had the ability to work with them to close down iraq in 2011 and to watch this situation continue to deteriorate and talk to our friends to see if they are okay and see in the interpreters are still okay. it's atrocious. as we watch our commander-in-chief continue to rely on the taliban for safe passage, to continue to provide that information to the citizens left behind. we will have to go back and get them if we leave them there. no one left behind is organization. there are many others out there. they are a great organization that is not sleeping. they are in the fight trying to get every person that has sacrificed themselves and their families. if they get back here they have a place of employment here and with a lot of our other friendly veteran organizations. we need to get them here. the president, the commander-in-ch

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they're talk ing about climate change and echo credits to make sure the imf money keeps coming. i believe we have the president of the united states about to address the nation on this very somber day. >> tough day. this evening in kabul as you all know terrorists attacked, that we have been talk ing about and worried about, that the intelligence community has assessed as undertaken an attack by a group known as isis k. took the lives of american service members standing guard at the airport, wounded several others seriously. also wounded a number of civilians and civilians were killed as well. i have been engaged all day in constant contact with the military commanders here in washington, the pentagon, as well as in afghanistan, and pugh oha. and d.o.h.a. >> we have great detail and you have had a chance to speak to some so far. the situation on the ground is still evolving. i'm constantly being updated. these american service members who gave their lives, it's an over used word but appropriate here, were heroes. heroes who have been engaged in a dangerous self less mission to

we're stand ing pit to hear fro gac gk. but we also learned the senate has just passed the bipartisan infrastructure bill. let's go to manu raju who has been watch ing this on capitol hill. fill us in. >> 69-30 is the vote count in the senate now. a bipartisan majority giving approval to this $1.2 trillion infrastructure package coming after months of negotiations between the white house, senate democrats and senate repu republicans. this just was approved even with the support of some top senate republicans. including mitch mcconnell, who voted for this package. some of the other members of his team voted against this include john thune, john cornyn, all members of his leadership team. but 19 republicans overall joined with 50 democrats to move this measure through this chamber after this has been on the floor for several days. the number of amendments that have gone through. >> we have to get to governor andrew cuomo. >> i'd like to address several issues today. first, i have only start ed by telling new yorkers the facts

that will be gruesome for individuals seek ing relief fro heat.e had word that there were some local hospitals in the terrabon parish that received damage to their roofs and have to transport patients to other area hospitals. i want you to see this tree directly behind me. notice the water inundated at the root structure of this tree. gives you an idea of how saturated the ground s we've had a lot of rain. some of the wettest start to the year and that has added to the potential of catastrophic tree damage as well as property damage throughout the region. i'm cnn meteorologist, derek van dam from houma, louisiana. back to you. >> derek van dam in the middle of it all in east baton rouge parish. search and rescue crews are out looking for residents who may need help now. officials asking them to stay in place so those crews can clear away safety hazards, including power lines in the water. joining me now is the mayor of baton rouge, sharon weston broom. we know you have a lot on your plate this morning. i wonder if you and the search and rescue tea

i don't want to hear ask ing th taliban.ecure that airport, move forces out and we've got two more weeks to get it done. let's make this happen. >> robin, do you think the taliban would be okay with two more weeks? what's your expectation? >> the taliban clearly wants the united states out. and the question is, does the taliban have the kind of control overall of its diverse elements so that that could happen in a peaceful way and that there's no bust-up, be it small or larger, between the two. they need cooperation. cent com has talked directly to the taliban go getting the u.s. out. i think this say reflection of the implosion really of u.s. policy in afghanistan that the mightiest nation in the world has to go to a rag tag militia, ask for permission and help in allowing americans to leave afghanistan. >> rebecca, where did this go wrong? even with withdrawing all u.s. troops, there are many experts, lawmakers who say that this wasn't the way to do it, even people who were supportive of this policy. where did this go wron

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quarterback and say would'a, should'a, could'a. >> a colossal price, nearly $1 trillion on rebuild ingo train and equip the afghan army which ultimately crumbled in taliban fighters 2,448 u.s. service members killed more than 20,000 others wounded and 66,000 afghan soldiers and police officers lost their lives. >>> the u.s. department of transportation investigating tesla's autopilot system, citing nearly a dozen crashes with parked emergency vehicles. one example happened in connecticut in 2019. according to state troop ers th driver put his tesla on autopilot and went to check on his dog in the backseat. that's when the car rear ended a police cruiser and struck another car. no one was injured the probe will xm tesla models built between 2019 and this year the crashes have led to at least 17 injuries and undeath. with more on the investigation and how tesla is responding, cnbc's phil lebeau. >> reporter: ever since tesla introduced its autopilot system, which allows drivers to take their hands off the wheel for short periods of time, it's been controversial. tesla's ceo elon musk pro

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chris turner, ing head of fx strategy.ed about the delta variant in this morning and just to talk about where we've got to on the australian fight against covid-19, melbourne to enter lockdown for a sixth time since the pandemic began. this is going to be a seven-day lockdown, according to the state premier, daniel andrews, who is speaking in melbourne. it will start this seven-day lockdown at 8:00 p.m. local time thursday, according to the victoria state premier. we will be back to the earnings. we will speak to jerome grivet, the cfo of the french bank credit agricole. we will discuss the numbers, the performance of the business and the economy. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. half an hour until the start of cash equities trading in futures looking fairly mixed, despite some positive earnings stories coming through this morning. credit agricole profits beat estimates in the second court. joining its european peers, the french lender posted lower bad loan provisions, 67% lower. credi