i came to me that know that kathy part of kathy's story. her success is a whistleblower was that she had an amazing group of friends and family who had come around her and helped her survive. what was really an ordeal that lasted for years and they're they're here in the front row. have and i said to her, you know, we had talked over the years and i kept trying to finish this book and in 2018 when there was a hearing many of you probably heard any and a woman talked about being chased around at a party in a pushed into a bedroom by a man who became a federal judge. yeah, christine blasey ford. i called kathy and i said kathy. i really need to finish this book. this is the time this kind of thing keeps happening and federal judges are not investigated. there were more complete, you know people don't remember that justice kavanaugh who was just he was a judge when this was all brought out against him more complaints were filed against him then against any judge we know of in history because of the things he said in his testimony and none of t

kathy, yes or no? kathy: yes. troy: 70/30, but more likely yes.g: i'm with troy, 70/30, more likely yes. jonathan: i want to see if this has changed. fed funds, where it is a peak, one handle, to handle, three handle, for? how high -- four? how high will the scope -- will this go? kathy: for. greg: three. troy: three but most four. jonathan: less on spreads come around 570 the last time i looked. what do we see first on high-yield spreads. 650 or 500? which one, greg. greg: 650. troy: 650. kathy: 650. jonathan: all on the same page there. kathy jones, gregory peters, troy gayeski. thank you. that does it offer us. see the same time, -- same time same place. this is bloomberg tv. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5

yeah, kathy. what is your memory of the process and how and maybe even talk about a little bit about the choices that you made in your in your football team of first ladies? was a basketball team he was talking about. oh, sorry. yeah. i know. i know it was like i was like, how did a sports reference make it? it's it's way into a first lady scott can't help myself anyway. no, but i am yeah, definitely the story was exactly as aaron told it and you know, but but two other things that happened to me concurrently with meaning aaron and reading his edith wilson script one was that i was very close with, you know, biola davis and she did a mean impersonation of michelle obama as a matter of fact, she could do it impersonation of both michelle obama and barack obama and we had, you know, oftentimes discuss it if anyone could ever play michelle it would be her and i had been very inspired by a movie. i saw that natalie portman started called jackie, you know about jackie kennedy right? there had been one

and kathy when you read her book, you will see just how hard it was for her and it was people like kathy that literally opened the doors for people like me. and so i appreciate you and and thank you and it's an honor to be standing next to you today, but what it's like to fly an f-18. i always tell people number one. you don't have a lot of time to stop and smell the roses. okay, it's not like you're up there and you're just you know, yippee. i can't, you know cowboy stuff. you're very intense. you're constantly thinking you're constantly working. i always tell people it's like imagine playing a soccer match and how physically difficult that is while doing math problems. in your head and doing a radio interview at the same time. all at the same time when you get out of the jet you literally open the hatch of the of the cockpit. and you walk out and you're completely drenched. have you ever walked out of a like an ace? it's called the sat or the act and your brain is just fried. that's what it's like after you fly a combat mission. that and your and your body is completely just you know,

i think, at first, i told kathy.'t think i am the right guys who work on this show, right this show. but, when i realized -- what we realized about the process of television, my job originally was just to help write a story that sells michelle. and then, when we wrote the show, it would actually be a whole team of different, diverse voices, with different perspectives, and we have so many great, different voices, and so many people with different perspectives that run in the whole gamut of america and the world on our writing staff. that's something that i am really proud of, and excited about with our show. >> yeah, that particular, you know, episode worked on by black women and black men was really a fun one too, you know, deep dive into. when i say fun, i mean in terms -- of >> in a creative way. >> as a creative challenge. >> i didn't mean, like, the situation was grotesque, but the process of trying to drill down into that. i, mean she came off stage because in the room, it was such a gigantically positive react

kathy and lori did almost met by accident.ix, _ i used to play with my neighbour two doors down, bruce and amy, and they said to me, - kathy we met a girl who looked just like you and acted - like you and talks like - you and i never forget barry, who is my fiance now, - and his brother when i was in fifth grade said, _ we met your twin sister and i said, i don't have a twin sister- and he said, oh yes, you do. the girls were pulled from the study after researchers became aware, because they felt it would affect the data. the horrible thing about this was that viola bernard told both parents these twins cannot meet and do not tell them that they are twins, so the parents had to live with this difficult important knowledge and never tell their child. both girls were dancers and when they met, they were 17 and they met without their parents knowledge. i saw lori crossing the street, - and ijust saw the way she walked and the big smile on her face. yeah, then we hugged. it was quite an experience. it was surreal. i felt that i wa

jonathan: kathy, thank you. kathy jones of charles schwab.e down for tenths on the s&p with positive 1/10 of a percent on nasdaq. the distance between the two year and the 10 year, it is -10 basis points this morning. tom: it is real simple. it is back to the great financial crisis. i'm not comparing the two on a single situation. it is radically different. the fact of the matter is this bears watching. the 10 year yield, 47 of the spreads. the answer is, the two year yield is higher than the 10 year yield, see you go through zero and down you go and the amount is a huge deal. 10 basis points of inversion is a different story than three basis points of inversion. jonathan: when you're willing to accept a lower yield on a longer dated maturity than a short-term maturity, that typically signals some kind of problem. lisa: and as you cited earlier, it is a question of how we get there. is it going to be gradual, controlled, or is it going to be violent? is it going to be something significant when it comes to the market and economic disruption?

it's unclear when those ground stops will be lifted jose >> kathy park in new york, thank you. let's get more on the severe weather threat right now. meteorologist somara theodore joins us. somara, where are these storms moving next >> jose, we are looking at strong storms set to impact major travel hubs like washington, d.c., philadelphia, up towards hartford and boston as well they have severe thunderstorm watches in effect in the northeast as we head through tonight. now, travel with me down i-95 into the carolinas where we're keeping a close eye on tropical storm colin and that region along the outer banks and in areas like cape hatteras, they're set to see wave heights as high as six feet so if you're planning on taking the boat out this weekend, keep that in mind rip current risk, moderate to high through the weekend. the good news is we'll see major improvements in the eastern half of the country as we head to your fourth of july just in time for the fireworks. areas like the great lakes, though, they could see some rain. jose, back to you. >> somara theodore, in d.c., t

>> richard but kathy and of course i lovee it. this is just piddly it sounds like it has to be a lawyer. can you explain that a little bit? but that is question everyone is asked fbi headquarters offices were open. the department of justice actually sends attaches over to embassies as well. they are called d.o.j. attachÉ or something likee that. when we sent attaches over they have legal attachÉ which makes no sense whatsoever. we are from the d.o.j. but not the same unit as the other attaches. we actually went to headquarters and said can we change this can change this, change that paperwork as government efficiency at its best coccyx next question comes from everyone who loves books. when your next projects in terms of books? you have one in the works? if i do plan to write more books. but i would like to write about obscure women from history. the event don't know about. but i want women to know about part of a short list of women i've discovered ink my travels t my work. who is this woman i've never heard of her?be i want to w

. ♪ bricks are really ready to fire kathy?it is november and the state of new york one party rule will and kathy will get fired. we will restore common since albany again. >> near congressman lee zeldin opened the first republican governor since george in 2600 surgeon crime homelessness and cost-of-living he could have a better chance of this year than most. fact nationwide over million voters joined the republican party according to the associated press tournament right now in this foxbusiness exclusive is the man himself congressman lee zeldin. when we sought mayor de blasio get elected it was the smallest electric that had come out to vote. we know new york is deep blue. how are you going to get all of those voters to vote for you come november? >> the top issues for new yorkers from all walks of life crime and public safety in the economy. it's not just about republicans and conservatives been concerned about these issues pretty of independence and you have many democrats as well. of those democrats are disenfranchised dem

i mean, when police arrived, it wasn't for the purposes of any type of suicide. >> and kathy joins us now from highland park we have some news tonight about one of the youngest victims. >> reporter: jose, that is right. 8-year-old cooper roberts is paralyzed from the waist down but he is showing signs of improvement he is conscious. he's off his ventilator he's also asking for his twin brother and his dog, george. meanwhile, out here, there is a growing memorial for all the victims in this shooting jose >> kathy park in highland park, thank you. we are back in a moment with retirement dreams dashed, how inflation is forcing many to delay their golden years >>> and we remember the scene-stealing star from "the sopranos." >>> we're back with a new front in the fight between twitter and billionaire elon musk. twitter says it will take musk to court to enforce his $44 billion acquisition of the social media giant this comes after musk notified twitter that he wants to terminate the deal because the company didn't provide relevant business information. many legal experts say it could turn

kathy: that isn't true.ubstantiated and there's no evidence for it. >> the fox news decision desk is calling arizona for joe biden. that is a big get. stephanie: on election night, fox news was the first news organization to project that biden had won arizona, shocking trump supporters, including dawn. as a poll volunteer in chandler, arizona, she says only an hour earlier, she'd seen a truck carrying paper ballots away. dawn: fox news is on and they announce trump lost arizona. arizona's been called. how could they call arizona? they hadn't even gotten the votes from our location. stephanie: news organizations don't tally paper ballots to project election winners, but to dawn, e early call was enough to sow doubt. doubt that the former president, and those who still support him have exploited ever since. how successful that misinformation campaign is will be put to the test in arizona on tuesday. republican candidates for some of the highest offices in the state -- governor, u.s. senator, and secretary of s

want to keep a close watch on that shark and try to swim back to shore as calmly as possible jose >> kathy park, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, deadly dust storm. the massive pileup on a montana interstate >>> plus, why are the airlines losing so many bags? then how can you make sure yours makes it through? >>> we are back with a deadly highway pileup in montana six people, including two children, died yesterday in this massive wreck along an interstate in the southern part of the state. officials say weather is likely to blame there was a dust storm in the area at the time with winds of at least 60 miles an hour with zero visibility blackout conditions. >>> along another busy interstate a small plane made an emergency landing. take a look at this. the aircraft went down near kansas city, missouri, yesterday, after it ran out of gas. authorities believe the student pilot was intoxicated. he's since been arrested he was the only person on board and walked away with minor injuries no one on the ground was hurt >>> we want to take a moment to alert you to a new hotline for anyone stru

kathy, thank you so much for your time today. we've learned a lot more details about this investigation. can you tell us about that and what we've learned about the shooter and his planning of this attack, the suspected shooter? >> reporter: yeah, janelle, good to be with you. they have been holding press conferences throughout the day. the last one we got a little bit more information about the background on the gunman. they told us that there were two incidents back in 2019 that were essentially red flags. they were contacted due to a mental health call and also family members actually contacted authorities because there was a potential for violence and then officials said that he purchased five firearms shortly after that call in september 2019. as far as the investigation goes, as we know that the suspect actually planned the attack for several weeks and he he was able to get on top of a roof using a ladder and then was able to fire a barrage of bullets on to the crowd. 70 rounds. officials are also saying he was able to kind

actually beating mario cuomo, what would it take for you to be the lieutenant governor kathy hochul? are all in for the next four months, we are going to be campaigning across the state. it's not just about republicans and conservatives, independents, democrats, disenfranchised democrats, if you are concerned about rising energy costs, let's reverse the ban, the one party democratic rule. saying that we need more data and oh, by the way, when people were asking her the question yesterday about this legislation, she said she doesn't need any data in order to act, i say let's talk about alvin bracken, but kathy hochul says that these cuts lack of doing his job. bringing that message to all. >> representing suffolk county for four different terms, the best of luck to you. >> thank you, brian. >> you got it. and we are not in a recession, they say, well, would you like to hear what the former hardy ceo says about this right after this? we'll be right back after these messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ every once in a while, my heart can feel a little off. and even when it doesn't, i like to feel good about

reportera: quedarÁ prohibido portar armas en times square, ahora que la gobernadora de nueva york, kathyse moleste?. reportera: tambiÉn los que soliciten una licencia para portar armas deben mostrar sus redes sociales, toma entrenamiento y someterse a registro de antecedentes. >> si tienes un historial de conducta peligrosa, no debes tener

kathy park is in highland park this morning. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: kristen, good morning to you. it has been a heartbreaking week for highland park as you can see behind me a growing memorial honoring the lives lost. it is right next to the street forever changed by the tragedy. this community is leaning on each other as the funerals and healing begin. this morning, the community of highland park united in grief as funeral services begin for the victims in monday's mass shooting. among the seven killed, 78-year-old nicholas, a great grandfather and father to 8 who recently moved back from mexico to be with family. his sons who wore shirts honoring their father said their dad was always looking out for them. 63-year-old's jackie was a member of the congregation israel. family and friends of steven straus said he loved the symphony and daily walks. >> something has to be done. it has to be done. >> reporter: the emotional tributes stretching on to the streets where memorials had been growing each day. hundreds tying or

watch kathy, explain. imagine you're on aa crowded subway and you bang into somebody inadvertently tempers flare and the person that you banged into happens to carry a concealed weapon. imagine you're in a bar.rying someone starts a fight. they have a concealed weapon on them. imagine you're in times square with your family. you're on the way to a show with your family and you're surrounded by people with concealed weapons. does that make you feel more orw less safee ? >> what is your reaction necklace? kathy hochul, were you bragging about that to brag about being vaccinated anymore? why is that exactly? maybe just come out and explaina .t a but missing is as soon as we tell people on the subway bad people, they can't have guns, they'll immediately obey kathy hochul because they voted for a nobody did because bad peoplee follow the rules. >> don't you say what is she saying? exactly? we're not sure. maybe jason whitlock knows he's to fearless 20%. it's great to see you tonight. so it seems once again we'r

don and kathy both voted twice for donald trump, but a big issue divides them and many primary voterse 2020 election was rigged for joe biden. you believe it was stolen? >> i do. stephanie: that's not true. it was unsubstantiated. >> the fox news channel is calling arizona for donald trump. that is a big get. stephanie: fox news was the first project that biden had won arizona's, shocking pole supporters. including dawn. >> fox news is on, and they announce trump lost arizona? arizona has been called? how could they call arizona? they had not even gotten the votes from our location. stephanie: news organizations do not tally paper ballots to project election winners, but to dawn, the early call was enough to so doubt, doubt that the former president and those who support him have exploded ever since. how successful that misinformation campaign is will be put to the test in arizona tuesday. republican candidates for some of the highest offices in the state -- governor, u.s. senator, and secretary of state -- have not only repeatedly talked about election fraud, they have made it a keys

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kathy, you back on to the call to 16. see joke us on the what you all boy, all the cream actually really don't. i that if you do all this history, me to do the de fossil 15 on because about places to live all way of elk, when the clusters for the decline, you have a good, catchy love you do as usual. people beaufort really did philosophy see? oh boy on to ski's person. off more of a glove feller the macola feel feel. ah they don't listen to the old model plus is energy i am a shall come sabah, religion from kosovo from phillip where his me see on this will you let me see for a solution for full jalisa jordan a i think just mobile operators that just use your own clue, the journalist. you know, so see, cuz you know, for sure you were often, but it should go in with a few more you think on the 12 ball so, so 2012, so no more played on one unit. you know, we celebrate up good is i be tony pile up nippon opportunity the next few minutes. you'll see the feel as close as you need a for the positive because, you know, we're the

globally a lot of us still have questions about how monkeypox is transmitted, who is most at risk so kathy park spoke to experts to get answers. >> reporter: monkeypox is on the move, with at least 16,000 cases and spreading across roughly 75 countries the outbreak triggering a global health emergency by the world health organization the u.s. could soon declare its own public health emergency >> we have ramped up vaccinations, ramped up treatments, ramped up testing and we'll continue to look at all sort of policy options >> reporter: as the virus tightens its grip, we asked dr. patel who is most at risk >> gay, bisexual, transgender individuals having sex with other men and frequent encounters. but most importantly, it's anybody who has been in contact with anyone under suspicion of monkeypox >> reporter: here's some other questions you may have about monkeypox. first, how do you get it mostly through prolonged contact with fluid coming off the monkeypox rash, whether it's skin-to-skin or by touching a household item contaminated by the infectious fluid, like bed sheets, towels, and share

kathy, let's start with the gun part of this. the point of pork gun control if gascon will not force the laws on the books? >> what you said is exactly correct. there are several gun laws right now that he will not enforce that he, in fact, ordered prosecutors to not file purity wall fell many out gun allegations at all for the serious ones that could really make sure that gang members and drug dealers felt like there might be consequences if they used a gun. so, he needs to start by actually enforcing the laws that he took an oath to uphold. he's not a legislature. he is, in fact, the district attorney and enforce the laws he took an oath to uphold. >> todd: i don't think we will have see that happen anytime soon. now let's get to the facts of the case. i misrepresented the picture that was up on the screen. that was, actually, your client. that was mr. mello who unfortunately sadly gun down by reputed gang member. the gang member he got out of prison not just a few years earlier but decades earlier serving only six out of a pos

we have more from new yorkle kathy hochul. stay there. >> laura: the 29 republicans in congress, the ones that helped the democrats pass the gun safety bills have assured people that nobody is coming for their guns or strip their rights. now two incidents have us doubting them. the personal information of every californian that applied for a conceal carry since 2011 was accidentally leaked by a liberal attorney and then just yesterday, new york governor kathy hochul engaged in this exchange. >> you have the number to show that conceal permit owners are committing crimes? >> i don't needs. i don't have to have a data point. all i know is i have a responsibility to the people of this state to have sensible gun safety laws. ? a responsibility of the people of the state not to have numbers. here's lauren boebert. congress woman, you can't even make up the stupidity of kathy hochul who is up for re-election. if new york votes for that, i don't have words. >> right. i think my constituents have a very healthy distrust of big governm

[applause] kathy hochul had a really bad week.s a story that someone had given her, a family gave her hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign contributions. >> harris: we're watching congressman lee zeldin at his news conference. first event he is holding since the attack on stage. he held the attacker off, then a group of people jumped in also to save him as the attacker kept going for him. he is about to take questions about that. when he does we'll go back to that event in syracuse, new york today. i want to bring in the power panel. the executive director of america rising pack and the ceo and founder and a democrat campaign consultant. cassie, i will come to you for your top line thoughts. good to hear from the congressman there simply as it always is when someone has been harmed to see them come back and be resilient. it was a close call yesterday. >> yes. that was my thought exactly. glad he is back out there and showing voters and americans we will not stand for this kind of behavior. but also let's take a moment to s

once free the man thank governor kathy hochul for a second chance to kill these thelton. that's good. a new report reveals that most food companies pick expiration dates based not on when their product actually goes bad, but when it merely stops tasting good, which means you work at olive garden is always today. i've ever eaten there and i feel kind of guilty about making that joke. and finally, organization that managed quidditch, the sport from harry potter. ah,er changing the name to quad ball to distance themselves from j.k. rowling or so-called anti trance comments and other sports news. hacky sack will be known as don't let the dance roadm touch the ground yarn. oi now i know the name i'm going to take when i start dancing at clubs. go go away. we'll be right back . by the empire to the hundred and eighty nine . >> we have to do this important announcement is for all persons who spent at least 30 days time at camp lejeune, north carolina. if you served as a marine family member or employee contractor and spend at least three days at camp lejeune before nineteen eigh

sunday night on q&a kathy kleiman and internet governance expert at american university college of law and the author of "proving ground" talks about the six american women who programmed eniac and her efforts to get their work known to the larger public. >> john was a visionary of eniac and he worked with jay to build a together they were the team that led the construction and building but who were the women and what are they doing in the pictures? i wanted to know because if they did something technical i really wanted to know because i could use some role models at that point and i took the photograph to my professor. he sent me to the cofounder of the computer history museum and she told me they were models. and that they weren't in the caption because they were just post, they were just models. i didn't think that was right and i went looking for the people in the pictures and i found them and they weren't the models. all six of the original programs of the eniac were young women hired by the army during world war ii. >> kathy kleiman and her book "proving ground" sunday night at

who live there will never be the same, the community is slowly starting to pick up the pieces our kathy park is there. >> reporter: residents of highland park are taking their community back, days after the deadly july 4th shooting the barricades and police tape replaced by signs of resilience and recovery, their new motto "highland park strong" seen at every turn >> we're not going to be held down >> reporter: the doors are back open at some businesses while others are still cleaning up. >> it hit a couple spots right there. >> reporter: including this popular pancake house, pierced by the gunman's bullets. >> this is where the bullet holes ended up even the awning has a hole >> reporter: today we met nicole polarek outside the restaurant, the same spot where she watched the parade go by with her family. she took this photo of the packed street minutes before the massacre >> being back here right now is a reminder of just how close the gunfire was. >> reporter: how has this moment changed you? >> i've now joined a group of mothers, all across this country, who have lost somebody and it

one for good news or no applique, nor kathy, when it was sauce. whenever she lost you, when it only fit there on in the connected blue ecology a little ongoing morning. distinguish it from your key. ronnie, which had drawn and will show go to the curve gioviatto flor, it will manu lunar community. luckily, these expeditions didn't start by taking artifacts. along with cultural assets, museums and institutions captured, preserved, and sometimes even exhibited human remains. scientists, scott bodies for research from the colonies or from europe. ma'am, saki bought men, was born in southern africa and was brought to europe and put on sho in london. and then paris. when she died in 1815, her body was bought and dissected by this wallace, georgia keeping the national history museum in paris, her genitals. i'm old of her body and her skeleton boy, exhibits until 1974 western collection still have thousands of human remains, like those of saki batman stored in anonymous boxes. ah, haughty or nauseous tonia was familiar. oh, super weird to sure. oh dan ja

officials are so worried but also what you and your family's own personal risk may be we begin with kathy park >> reporter: tonight, the world health organization sounding the alarm on the rapid spread of monkeypox. >> the global monkeypox outbreak represents a public health emergency of international concern. >> reporter: the highest alert level triggered with more than 16,000 cases of monkeypox reported in roughly 75 countries and territories this year in the u.s., there have been nearly 3,000 cases in 45 states maine, joining the growing list this weekend. the majority of the infections have been traced to men who have sex with men and can spread through direct contact with the infectious rash. prolonged face-to-face contact or intimate physical contact a new study from the new england journal of medicine found that transmission was suspected to have occurred through sexual activity in 95% of the persons with infection. >> in addition to the increase in the number of cases is the concern that this is going to go beyond the current social network of high-risk individuals and that we're

back to you. >> good tips there, kathy park, thank you. and still ahead, one of the newest members of mensa also is one of the youngest members. in fact, the younger member of mensa in the country. this little girl qualified for the coveted organization before she even turned three. she even turned three. e coveted organization so they shoot it. hmm... back to the miro board. dave says “feed it?” and dave feeds it. just then our hero has a breakthrough. "shoot it, camera, shoot a movie!" and so our humble team saves the day by working together. on miro. she even turned three. one kentucky couple has a mental membership to back their claims. a minute justin mcnabb noticed fairly early on that they're two and a half daughter eli was doing things far beyond what you would expect for a kid that. age using black block letters to spell out the words for things like chair and sofa. so they went ahead and got her a iq test. she scored in the top 1% the population qualifying hover membership in mensa. which admits only people who scoring the top 2%

this week, governor kathy hochul increased shark patrols after at least five people were bitten. >>> right. tonight a prime stretch of california beachfront has been returned to its rightful owners nearly a century after it was taken from them. today officials handed over the deed to the descendants of charles and will will bruce, who owned bruce's beach, a resort for black families before the land was stripped from them in 1929. bruce's great grandsons are now leasing the $20 million beach to the county for just over $400,000 a year. >>> in a heartfelt moment at last night's all-star game, 10-year-old blake rice fulfilled his grandfather's dream of meeting los angeles dodger pitcher clayton kershaw. he told kershaw that his grandfather's dream was to meet him but he died of cancer before he got a chance. there was crying in the press room and a really nice hug. aww. >>> coming up next, a summer when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspir

so carlton we mention even kathy would had a good week. think her fund was up 16% on the week. alone stock pickers in general are having a very good year. actually not having a good year. but stock pickers as opposed to the index is after 13 years of index outperforming pizza what is going on behind this question should be think about active management? >> is a type of market situation active should outperform. in many cases it has. more than half of the active funds. >> much better than usual. especially look over the last ten or 13 years. in a rising market what you're looking at active funds is notice trends are happening before the passive funds catch up to it. the shift from say stay at home trade to kind of the return to work, that's the active funds could take care. also active funds could hone in on what companies are going to do better in a rising rate environment. whereas which are going to be lacking. spangle stocks did so well for so long. if you are on an index you own a lot of zoom in the active guys can sell that. one interesting dynamic here is it is much easier

teledoc is the largest hold of the kathy woods rtf., you don't want to miss the cnbc special tomorrow night, the tech trade. the featured guest is kathy woods, and it is a cnbc exclusive. qualcomm beat growth expectations for smart phones, but the company is protecting fourth quarter sales below analyst targets as it braces for an economic downturn and slowdown in smartphone demand. qualcomm has also lengthened its agreement through 2030, and you can see that that stock is down 4 1/2% in extended trading, wilford. >> contessa, thank you so much. >>> big story out of washington that will grab the attention of wall street today. senator joe manchin reaching an agreement with fellow democrats on a climate bill. >> reporter: good morning, wilford. this is the major deal on climate and taxes. senator joe manchin said he would support a slimmed-down version of the build back better package. it is called the inflation reduction act of 2022. it includes major investments in drug pricing, efforts to tackle climate change, and taxes on the wealt

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