rod, chairman of the board and ceo of the company iran's state commerce, mr. hashemi, the head of the national wheat farmers foundation and as the supervisor of coordination and consolidation of the budget of the jamemun program organization, will be added, for example, for this purpose, how much did you buy ng now, how much did you buy 206 production , and how much did you pay, in the name of allah, rahman, raheem, with greetings, courtesy and respect to you and all dear viewers and thanks to all the farmers of the country for the purchase that was made this year, so far we have purchased more than 9 million seven hundred and fifty three thousand tons of wheat by 12 noon. of this amount, four provinces of khuzestan, kurdistan, fars and kermanshah raised 46 percent of this amount of wheat. from these provinces, the growth of wheat purchases this year compared to last year has increased by 43 percent compared to 1400. it was 116. razavi zanjan, we had the largest amount of wheat in the budget, we also had provinces that had the highest percentage compared to la

listen, the us secretary of commerce on tuesday told chinese officials that the united states is not. however, she expressed a number of concerns, prompting the business community to characterize china as unfavorable for investment, companies have raised concerns about long-term problems such as theft intellectual property and the latest developments raids on the enterprise a new law on counterintelligence and exorbitant fines that are levied without explanation, according to raymond, the chinese in turn asked the united states to relax the export controller. revoke recent decree banning new investment in certain types of advanced technology the minister of commerce said she denied those requests. we don't negotiate on national security issues, she said, but raymonda tried to reassure the chinese that export controls apply only to a small sector of us-chinese trade. and that other economic opportunities between countries should be developed. so it turns out that the united states still wants to trade economic relations with china, but does not want to make any concessions in terms of

data breaches of more than 2 dozen organizations including federal agencies like the state department and the commerceartment. lawmakers are calling the breach is a, quote, suspected cyber espionage campaign in are attributing it to china. they're also requesting a briefing from both the state and commerce departments within one week to learn the full extent of those bridges. and lizzo is responding to a lawsuit against her calling the allegations false in a social media post. the singer said, quote, these sensationalized stories are coming from former employees who have already publicly admitted they were told their behavior on tour was inappropriate and unprofessional. 3 of lizzo's former dancers filed a lawsuit tuesday accusing the singer of harassment and creating a hostile work environment. these former workers are seeking unspecified damages in the lawsuit. lizzo says she's hurt by the allegations, but she says, quote, i will not let the good work i've done in the world be overshadowed by this. >> coming up, lawmakers and government officials are demanding russia stop trying to win their war wit

about the curbs and foreign ministry said it is logging a solid representation to the united states the commerce ministry said it reserves the right to take counter measures what is interesting is it held off announcing any counter measures and state media has been largely focused on the 45-day comment period to the public in other words, potentially a time for negotiations before the rules kick in. the thought is that china has in mind the vulnerability of the economy and does want to woo foreign investment dom. >> eunice, one key here in the ongoing back and forth with the countries has been the tit tit-for-tat response is there anything the chinese government could do in response to this? we know with semiconductor products, the chinese, perhaps respond with exports of rare earth minerals what could be the response be from an economic or market standpoint >> reporter: it is difficult to say. what people have said so far is chinese target micron which was perceived in the u.s. as retaliation for the chinese for the u.s. export curbs on semi kconduct ers. as you mentioned the export con tro --

a surveillance balloon police stations in america, massive cyberactivity hackinging the state department commerces like no response he keeps sending cabinet members to china. why? >> yeah crazy when you think if you add it up, one of the things probably the most concerning to me hack on our transmission cables to guam military forces that are in guam china hacked that, it is -- it is why we haven't done this months ago, josh hawley and i had a bill introduced three or four years ago, about licensing requirements for tech to china, there is all this legislative activity, democrats especially joe biden are not participating. maria: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell hold house republicans to pump brakes on impeachment talks saying ought to be rare not good for country congressman, yet the house oversight committee your colleagues in the house have identified millions and millions of dollars joe biden and his family have taken in. what should republicans do? >> well i think we need impeachment inquiry, we've got to get this started. that gives the congress a significant degree of power beyond ju

states. now china's commerce ministry say it's assessing the impact of biden's executive order on limitationsen administration is readying new tariffs we're told on can making metal which is imported from china, germany and canada. this will be the highest tariffs with a levy of over 122% of their import value. but mary, here too, i don't know if i'm buying this because, you know, we talked about this executive order that he sat on for so long. how long are we going to sit on this idea of tariffs? i know initially you were not a fan of tariffs but then you got working with secretary pompeo and i think you changed your thinking a little. what are your thoughts on tariffs? because the trump administration put lots of tariffs in place and cost china, what, hundreds of billions of dollars. >> yeah, well, i think what i realize is you need a big stick and for the trump administration tariffs were the big stick. the problem with tariffs is just a problem that we have always had and will always have, maria, is there are tradeoffs. if you decide to help u.s. steel industry, which is a very important

auction pressure , has successfully adjusted to the new market conditions , this was stated in the belorussian chamber of commerce at a meeting of diplomats with representatives of the organization's enterprises, sharpened for export. now more than ever it is important to promote your products and services abroad. this year , national exhibitions were held in serbia, algeria, and on the right in yekaterinburg, work is underway to prepare for participation in the exhibition in shanghai markets, where belarusians are happy to see enough anton currency to continue the topic. one and a half hundred ambassadors and three times as many representatives belarusian export-oriented enterprises meeting on the site of the beltp format, which has long been proven every time, is causing more and more interest. now we see a good demand for our products from asian countries, thanks, among other things, to this direction, we managed to quickly reorient supplies and minimize the consequences of western sanctions and sanctions policy. uh, the west to. we have been applying since the ninety-sixth year. all the time to them. somethin

probably more barriers for state department and the commerce department.s, they have the capabilities to do this from china and they have tried to find a weakness, chinks in the armor in our cyber defenses and they're very good at it. so is russia. as a commander at ramstein, off an air force base, someone that served in iraq, i always assumed that it is possible that my phone is being listened in to and my e-mails are being read. i know they're that good. >> neil: it's amazing to me. it is what it is to your point. just keeps going on. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. more importantly for your incredible service. we appreciate all of it. all right. in the meantime, the latest images coming in from maui and a death toll a that has surpassed 106 at latest count. indications it's not where near over. oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. ba

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affairs, and its wolf warrior diplomacy, and down into economic units, including the ministry of commerce, the state. so, if you're a mid-level official in one of those economic departments, your incentive, the way that you get ahead, is to appeal to that spirit. jane: economic coercion is a very deliberate activity to try and make the australian government change its policy stance. it's certainly not clear that that's what beijing has set out to do and nor is it clear that they have achieved that goal, but i think what we can say is that by the time you've got 14,15 sectors on the chopping block, whether you call it coercion or something else, it is quite clear that beijing is sending a signal and it looks very much like punishment to me. stephen: the wine industry was the next target. female: australia's billion-dollar wine exports to china are under threat. is it economic coercion as relations languish? stephen: in august last year, china began an investigation of australian wine, claiming it was being dumped, at artificially low prices, on the chinese market. no region was more exposed than the

maria: they're breaching our state department, our commerce department, sending spy la balloons, howod laugh about it. >> she was proud of it. maria: or she had to, the ccp released it, it was clear and she had to respond. it could be that too. >> respond angrily, not the way she did. >> the democrats are warm and fuzzy, you know. maria: i find this story one of the more outrageous this morning. when we come back, why the gop says attorney david weiss is slow walking the probe into hunter biden. it's the hot topic of the hour, and it's next.we we see the people. marcus: detroit, it's just changed so much. you can see what it once was. and then, i think about what it can be. as an entrepreneur, it's about how i can give them the tools to empower themselves if we can just all do something small, all the small things will start to amount to something big. that's why we're here to help make it happen. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (avo) now you can with once-weekly mounjaro. mounjaro helps you

installations setting up police stations in america, hacking, more than before, hacking into the state department the commerce department, pretty incredible what is happening with communist china right now. frances: incredible the manufacturing base of americans sening over to china, that built the juggernaut that is china today a little bit ironic, so american capitalism made them the pour that they are today to shove communist down our throats. a little bit unfortunate, of course, yes important to push back on this chinese aggression but interesting biden focusing on this can't talk being economy number one thing on that poll can't talk about immigration because there are not successes there climate change done that that is -- nobody you know can't hear about that anymore, then abortion foreign policy i am glad you are pushing back on china like you said not important to americans because they are actually just suffering living paycheck to paycheck we sent jobs voes coming back some repatriating coming up in earnings calls it is unfortunate. >> the agenda sends more business to china i know that, because, t

. >> two navy sailors arrested briefly that have been hacks of commerce, state department and "new yorkware embedded in our military. >> if you look at the arrests, these were people passing naval secrets, navy exercises, nature of our ships and bases, that is china getting information in information in anticipation of a potential conflict. this is china trying to prepare for a potential military contingency with the united states which is alarming. >> taiwan. >> ben rhodes great to see you. the world isn't getting safer. take care, my friend. >> thanks, andrea. >>> and class dismissed. less than a week before school starts in florida the college board says the state has effectively banned the teaching of its advanced placement psychology courses, college grade course. what's going on there? we'll be right back. e? we'll be right back. (dad) we got our subaru forester wilderness to discover all of the places that make us feel something more. (vo) subaru is the national park foundation's largest corporate donor, helping expand access for all. subway's now slicing their deli meats fresh.

today, the ministry of commerce accused the united states of disrupting the industry and the global supplynd warned that tunisia and giri consider it their right to retaliate. according to the report of the afp, about one hundred of these refugees who have been wandering in the border deserts for about a month lost their lives or the disappearance of these migrants, whose number is estimated at 1,200, about a month ago following a conflict with some the people of the city of spec, tunisia, were expelled from this city and transferred to the border areas of libya and tunis, algeria. most of these refugees were rescued by some aid organizations. according to the agreement between libya and tunisia, 350 of these refugees will be jointly supported by the two countries. kurd three months after the end of the status of the story about hamidieh karuna, the secretary general of the world health organization, said that he still considers the corona as a threat to global health, because of the woman, however, he emphasized that the number of people suffering from this disease is decreasing, the worl

intelligence, in china. cause the expansion of china's army will be the ministry of commerce today accused the united statesupting the industry and the global supply chain and warned that they consider it their right to retaliate, but they reached an agreement on determining the fate of hundreds of refugees left in the border deserts. some of these refugees, who have been wandering in the border deserts for about a month, have lost their lives or the number of these migrants, estimated at 1,200 people, has been lost. about a month ago , some people in the city of spec, tunisia , were expelled from this city. and to the border regions of libya and tunisia, algeria the transfer of more of these refugees was saved by some organizations. based on the agreement between libya and tunisia, the two countries will jointly support 350 of these refugees. three months after the end of the state of emergency , the secretary general of the world health organization said, still considers it a threat to global health, however, she emphasized that the number of people who have died due to this disease is decreasing , the wo

and so in the past, if you had a level of treasury and state and defense up here, commerce was down here. now, i think she has an enormous amount of power which is why i think the chinese are at least happy to have her at this point come to china. >> where do you think, dennis, they could find common ground? >> contessa, i think the chinese have very little leverage at this point over the united states they cannot -- i think the last thing eunice said a minute ago was, the commerce department will not discuss export controls as they apply to national security and so that is really the most important thing that i think has come out here. the chinese economy as was pointed out a minute ago with evergrande and the rest, has very serious economic problems at the end of the day, the chinese have got to give something up to the u.s., because i don't think the u.s. is in a position to really offer them anything. >> so let's talk about what the secretary as reported by eunice just said, and that is that hey, let's not lose track of the fact that the export controls affect or touch really only ab

china's ministry of commerce has accused the united states of disrupting the industry and the global supply chain and warned that they consider it their right to retaliate . according to arti, the russian defense minister said that minato has deployed more than 360,000 military forces near the borders of russia and belarus. these issues endanger the security of russia. poland has become the main tool for the implementation of american policies against russia . it is dangerous to join this organization, which threatens the security and stability of russia. a presence in the soil and now that it is capable of targeting sensitive targets on russian soil, it warns, taking into account the armed forces of eastern european countries, about 360,000 military personnel, 8,000 military vehicles , 6,000 missile systems, and 650 airplanes and helicopters stationed near the borders of russia. which has the equipment of non-nato countries has also doubled since last year and exceeded 30,000 people. the united states has decided to change the balance of power in square 90 in favor of the ukrainian

coming up, we get the read on the state of the e-commerce consumer. we break down the walmart. strong online growth. plus, the largest maker of computer networking equipment making headway in ai. and in security technology grid we break down cisco's results. meanwhile, raising $20 billion of market value in one day alone after posting the slowest revenue growth since the europeans payment shines ipo. we will bring the details, but were talking about an erosion grid once again, sentiment on the downside on the nasdaq. these aren't enormous moves. but the volume a low will see some nervousness around what is happening in the bond market. significant selloff. a rate at which we are inclining and yield spread we are seeing another six basis points added on the tenure. this will come thick and fast. u.k. yields are upper us -- across the world. a movement to bonds that will see interest rates continuing to have to remain at a sustained high level. interesting that we got a reprieve in china. china is throwing everything it can from a government perspective at stabilizing the economy

chambers of commerce across the state were a big part of that as well, because they have members.ou can see the multiplying factor we are building as we put this word out there. we are looking to build an army to combat human trafficking. sara: and why in the secretary of state's office? sec. pate: the fact we have so many businesses going through our organization, that was a natural thing happening through the resources, but also the fact we have a program in our state, something called safe at home, where it is an address confidentiality program for victims of domestic violence, stocking, violent crimes. it is a confidential address system so folks do not have to worry about their potential abusers to know where they live. to me, it was significant in that sense because that program alone, we launched it over seven years ago, looking to help these victims be able to come out of the shadows and feel safe in their homes. some of those folks were victims of human trafficking as well, so they were already within our system, we were already touching their lives, and we thought we cou

the chinese hacked into the commerce and state department to find out exactly what he was planning whenhis has been happening in plain sight for all of us to see and in the meantime the democrats seem to be playing politics. you mentioned earlier democrat congressman dan goldman and his illusion of influence comment. he also had the absolute with a straight face gall to tell reporters that joe biden called into his son, hunter biden's business meetings 20 times to talk about the weather. he actually said that. i mean, it's absolutely extraordinary that these national security worries are spiking and we see a real threat from our number one adversary but joe biden fails to do any responding in the meantime, he's sending cabinet member after cabinet member to beijing to beg for a partnership. you have to ask the question, what does beijing have on joe biden? rachel: exactly, maria. maria: we're asking the question this morning. we've got byron donalds from florida and marjorie taylor greene from georgia talking about the compromised position that our president is in, just at the time that

coming up, we get the read on the state of the e-commerce consumer. we break down the walmart.g online growth. plus, the largest maker of computer networking equipment making headway in ai. and in security technology grid we break down cisco's results. meanwhile,

is about to travel to china they're hacking his e-mail and hacking the e-mails of the state department and the commerce from joe biden in terms of a response? cabinet member after cabinet member going there, begging for communication and this idea that he is about to lift sanctions because he believes that he's going to lift sanctions on beijing if they agree to some -- something about fentanyl. they've been sending fentanyl into this country for years, killing american citizens, working with the cartels at the mexican border. what does beijing have on joe biden? >> well, that's a very good question. you know, joe biden likes to brag about his long-standing relationship with xi jinping, how many times they've sat down together for coffee and discussions. we don't need to be cuddling up, we don't need to be cozying up, we don't need to be groveling at the feet of the chinese communist party. we need to show we're tough, we're resolute, we're not putting up with their spies. that spy balloon went over our district, the air force base over the b2 stealth bomber. the fentanyl that is coming across the mexi

. >> those who oppose the measure , including the state chamber of commerce, say that it would impose new costs on small business employers. the bill is being reviewed by the appropriate committee and will move on to the assembly floor september first. happening today on the peninsula, congressman adam schiff is set to meet with farm workers and local nonprofit leaders to learn more about their needs and the challenges they face. >> abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is in half moon bay with that. gloria >> good morning, reggie. inequities for farm workers will be discussed today, particularly when it comes to challenges around farmworker housing and mental health services. the struggles of farm workers, including their living conditions, is was brought to light after the mass shooting in half moon bay in january. prosecutors say a disgruntled farm worker opened fire on fellow workers at two mushroom farms, killing seven people. the suspect told investigators he was upset over working long hours. today, san mateo county board of supervisor ray mueller is hosting us congressman a

with microsoft reporting that chinese back hackers broke into the email accounts of state and commerceemployees. including the secretary of commerce. >> andrea mitchell reporting for us there. coming up on morning joe. we are now learning what was, and what was not discussed between hunter biden's business associate, devin archer, and then vice president biden. the transcript of our tours closed-door interview with the house oversight committee was released yesterday. we will go through, it and see and how it contributes what republicans, like committee chair james comer have been saying. we'll be right back! ht back! ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with n

high—level official to visit china but i want to ask you why the secretary of commerce, not a trade representative from the united statesg china? that is a great question. i think you will need to see more official visits. it used to be a regular feature of us—china relations that we had ongoing dialogue regularly scheduled dialogue and those were disrupted, covid, trade war et cetera, getting back to that rhythm is important to get high—level officials and the commerce secretary runs many of the programmes that are of particular interest to the chinese, especially around export controls, issues on semiconductors, the rollout of many of the policies related to the ira bill so it is the commerce secretary that has, the portfolio for more of the concerns that china has at the moment. staff at chevron�*s two lng plants in australia have chosen to go on strike in an ongoing dispute over pain conditions. —— pay and conditions. the projects account for 5% of the lng production and fears over industrial action have already had an impact on oil and gas prices. the union said strikes will begin next week and will include rolling

espionage with microsoft reporting chinese-backed hackers groek sbrooek the emails of commerce and department of states employees. both men held security clearances. jao just appeared in federal court and pleaded not guilty. lester? >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> a grim discovery along the u.s. southern border. two bodies in the rio grande, one found at the floating barrier that texas installed in the river. the incident now escalating tensions between texas and mexican officials. here is julia ainsley. >> reporter: tonight, tragedy in texas. two migrants dying in the rio grande, and now a dispute over where it happened. mexico says a body was found stuck in one of these controversial floating barriers texas installed to stop illegal border crossings. buoys the biden administration is suing to remove, citing a danger to migrants. but texas governor greg abbott says the mexican government is flat-out wrong. preliminary information points to the drowning occurring before the body was even near the barrier. meanwhile, tonight in arizona, the crisis getting worse. with border restrictions tightening in

according to commerce, secretary gina raimondo will look into the claim making classrooms guns say, hey, how schools in the us spending tens of thousands of dollars on public proof is the state of your business on robots invalid, and welcome to the program c, u. s. commerce, commerce and 2nd straight has warranted that some of us businesses now view china as an investable gina raimondo was speaking during a visit to beijing and asking for anything strange relations between the wells 2 biggest economy. she says us firms might cease operating and china without prompt action to improve the business environment. the 2 countries are engaged in a trade dispute, this seeing that employees restrictions on each of his exports as well. let's get more on this from correspondent and ty, pates of some hon. i asked him why us businesses might now consider china investable. that is mainly because it has become highly risky for the u. s. companies to invest in china, especially after basing revised a lot earlier this year to counter spite activities. a many for in business now afraid of being targeted by the chinese government says updated definition of espionage is very vague. and also bas

if it is a positive signal, you got a statement coming from the chinese state department of commerce,th washington to boost trade and favor a more -- policy environment. that statement called the talks, rational, constructive, and candid. i have not been able to say that in a long time. [laughter] rishaad: stephen engle, our chief asia correspondent. and we are looking at the markets shortly. the up arrow story. we are not actually giving up the losses. we are actually adding to the gains themselves. this is bloomberg. ♪ j.p. morgan th management knows it's to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction. thanks jen. get ongoing advice; and manage your investments in the chase mobile app. hey corporate types. would you stop calling each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. no

bliken travels there, while he's getting on the plane they are hacking his e-mail and the commerce department, the statesays nobody's going to tell us what to do with the climate strategy in janet yellen, they give her drugs. really that is a level of disrespect it is beyond and this is happening at a time where china's economy is weakening, morgan stanley cut the forecast for economic growth into next year calling the slump in property market local government financial stress, we know china's property company evergrande has filed for chapter 15 bankruptcy in a manhattan court, this happened yesterday, this is a big deal let's talk about the shift in sentiment around the chinese economy. even businesses are having second thoughts about going into china opening the doors knowing there's new rules the ccp has allowing them to merge into any business instill intellectual property like they've got at bain and company. >> i think you're right, the media is picking up on the slowing of the chinese economy to a certain extent, the weakness in the property sector these are mainstream readings of how china is do

as he's getting ready to go, they hacked into the state department, hacked into the commerce departmenterstand what the plan was before he got there. while john kerry was on the ground there, xi jinping comes out and says nobody's going to tell us what to do with our climate. all of this just a month after they flew a spy balloon into america and was able to send information back to the communist party about our military installations. for god's sake, the treasury secretary went to beijing and they fed her psychedelic mushrooms, hallucinogenics and we keep going back for more talks. and she's bowing like crazy when she meets her counter part and we don't know if the information that the ccp is giving us is true. let's talk about the trade data. you can see through june of this year the u.s. exported over $72 billion of goods to china and imported nearly 203 billion in goods from china. i spoke with former president trump about your trade policy and his trade policy and he underlined your policies on tariff as being the way to push be back on communist china. he joined me last month. wat

official - fourth highest level official to visit china from the united states but i want to ask you why is the secretary of commercepresentative in the us, visiting china? i representative in the us, visiting china?— representative in the us, visiting china? i think it is a ureat visiting china? i think it is a great question, _ visiting china? i think it is a great question, i _ visiting china? i think it is a great question, i think - visiting china? i think it is a great question, i think you | visiting china? i think it is a i great question, i think you are going to see more official visits. it used to be a regular feature of us china relations, that we had ongoing dialogue, regularly scheduled district —— dialogue, those were disrupted. it is important to get high—level officials, and the commerce secretary runs many of the programmes that are of particular interest to the chinese, especially around export controls, issues on semiconductors, the roll—out of many of the policies related to the ira bill. so it is the commerce secretary that has the portfolio for more of the concerns that china has at this momen

residents, welcomed our visitors and established san francisco as a center of commerce on the western seaboard of the united states. it is also an edface that we can learn from. the mayor referenced the mistake that we as a city and state made by wowing this incredible building from our water front and yes this building has survived two pandemic, the 1906 earthquake and 1979 and as a result of that, mayor agonos and the board of supervisors, used that opportunity to reunite the ferry building and our water front with downtown and the rest of san francisco which we should be profoundly thankful for. [applause] this building was designed by an architect named arthur page brown who designed another civic structure that we know and love, our city hall. and coy tower and the war memorial all iconic memorial buildings in san francisco. and the reason i evoke him is because there is a lesson to be learned from this building that on occasion of celebrating the anniversary, should not be lost on us and we should remember for the next century, as we raise, the ferry building which is that we have a tendency to muck up our h

they might have about the company doing business and growing here in the united states >> interesting implications for e-commerce, physical shopping, real estate thank you. tomorrow we'll have an exclusive with those players our sara eisen will bring us that meantime, 1% declines on the nasdaq and we've lost 4,400. >> as we await earnings from intuit, nordstrom, workday >>> let's get to the judge >>> carl, thank you very much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, one down, one to go. now that nvidia has reported another blow-out quarter, all eyes turn to jackson hole for the fed chair's speech tomorrow. the mark's a bit on edge ahead of that. the investment committee sizing up what's at stake for your money. joining me josh brown, jenny harrington, jim lebenthal. let's take a look at the markets. the dow is down 200 points the lows of the session, half of one percent. we're red across the board is the market gearing up for a hawkish surprise is that why there's no nvidia bounce, the bounce we had went away the only bounce is in yields that leads me back to the first part

they might have about the company doing business and growing here in the united states >> interesting implications for e-commerceysical shopping, real estate thank you. tomorrow we'll have an exclusive with those players our sara eisen will bring us that meantime, 1% declines on the nasdaq and we've lost 4,400. >> as we await earnings from intuit, nordstrom, workday >>> let's get to the judge >>> carl, thank you very much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, one down, one to go. now that nvidia has reported another blow-out quarter, all eyes turn to jackson hole for the fed chair's speech tomorrow. the mark's a bit on edge ahead of that. the investment committee sizing up what's at stake for your money. joining me josh brown, jenny harrington, jim lebenthal. let's take a look at the markets. the dow is down 200 points the lows of the

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comments came hours after the news the commerce secretary of the united states will travel to beijinge, these visits reflect a genuine concern for the chinese economy.- reflect a genuine concern for the chinese economy. thank you. we will keep _ the chinese economy. thank you. we will keep a — the chinese economy. thank you. we will keep a close _ the chinese economy. thank you. we will keep a close eye - the chinese economy. thank you. we will keep a close eye on i the chinese economy. thank you. we will keep a close eye on how i we will keep a close eye on how that all goes next week. now if you were watching us this time yesterday you would have caught our converstion about the potential of the so called lunar economy. well india's lunar mission is just a few hours away from attempting to land on the south pole of the moon. if successful, india will become the fourth country after the us, the former soviet union, and china — to perform a soft landing on the lunar surface. so what does the mission mean for the country's standing as a space power and for future lunar exploration? her

companies are seeing a 24% jump in e-commerce sales in the united states which accounts for 80% of thes. in the second quarter eu can see what happened in the pandemic. there was a little bit of a comeback with more traffic seeming to fulfill the promises that the company made when they invested a lot more in their online offerings. seeing a lot more traffic there. one thing that struck me as interesting and may be for the broader consumer as well cfo john david pointed out the private label brands when he was speaking on the earnings call this morning. walmart has a large share compared to others. he says he sees consumers moving to private label brands eating at home more and buying more blenders and mixers all of those things as well. that is something we could see play out among the other grocery stores and retailers in the next couple days and weeks looking at kroger next month, what we will see -- we will see if they see that as well or if walmart is taking all of their share. guy: that is the issue. is good news for walmart bad news for everybody else? thank you very much. let's

one create a county task force with law enforcement and chambers of commerce to come up with solutions. two, push state lawmakers to lower the dollar figure for when shoplifting becomes a felony. right now you have to shoplift more than $950' worth of something to hit that mark. under and it is a misdemeanor with fewer consequences. >> we hold the people who commit these crimes accountable. the only way we can do that is is through adjusting state law. that's what's hamstringing us. >> reporter: he also considered the idea of a retail theft hotline similar to what l.a. county launched this month but he says when he called to try it he was directed to 911 anyway. the national retail federation tried to identify the biggest hot spots for organized retail theft last year. los angeles came out on top, followed by the bay area then new york, houston, and miami, sacramento was seventh. >> every day we get calls, e-mails, comments from people who are tired of seeing this happening. >> reporter: the california retailers association has been pushing for legislation creating diversion programs for first time sho

antony blinken is getting ready to go to beijing, they're actually hacking into the commerce department and the stateen administration, no wonder we have this provocation right next to alaska, next to the u.s. coast. so what should the u.s. be doing right now? >> the concern i have, ever since the spy balloon incident back in february, the administration seems to have shifted policy. i mean, we were advancing our exercise program in the pacific. we've been coordinating with our allies and partners and give them credit for that because they took what the trump team did and strengthened it. but since the spy balloon incident, we seem to become very conciliatory, very appeasing, we seem to be afraid of provoking china in our outreach to them, diplomacy and engagement has become the primary means of dealing with china. the only thing that china truly respects and russia is in the same category, it's not words, it's not rhetoric. it's not feel good meetings. it's steadfastness and resolve and capability that's being demonstrated and that's the concern that we have. and also i totally agree with the wall s

the commerce ministry hopes to see practical cooperation which is fueling a working group to decide on export controls at the end of the trip. stateescribed the invite by her counterpart if the commerce ministry as a show of chinese goodwill. i was able to speak to executives here in beijing and shanghai. for the most part, they said they are really hoping this meeting is going to help improve the communication between the governments, but also provide more transparency and clarity on policy when it comes to foreign investment for both sides. frank. >> eunice, big news from beijing with roles for consumer to boost the struggling real estate sector. what can you tell us about this and how important is the healthy chinese consumer to the overall trade picture with the u.s. and china? >> reporter: it is very important. for these specific regulations, the authorities have decided to ease mortgage rules to essentially make it easier to classify more people as new home buyers. because of that, they would be able to enjoy more tax rebates and the authorities have tried to expand those tax rebates for more people. it is not clear exactly

statement from his excellence, the mohammed of mon level button, the minister of commerce industry and stage of views of the states of to 8 over to sir. i don't see anybody taking the platform. do we have coates in the room? if not, we will come back. but for now we'll move to his excellency. mister mohammed slowly . this alarm immense minnesota of economy and sustainable development over the is lot make repugnant of motor turn in. so can say that you think the chair smith, my phone, number of great things up on the, on the pro football, how much i would like 1st to say that i will address you on behalf of the head of delegation. what do you think and dedication administer and well, how much so left, administer of the economy and the sustainable development as exigency? mrs. so that i'm a pulls up president of the republic of south africa. your exigencies, ladies and gentlemen. smart, please allow me to convey to the president of the republic of south africa they, they did, i did use of the section as the president of money, tanya, for his gracious invitation and his wishes for the success of this distinguished su

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