when we approached 3m for comment — decades now. _ decades now. when we approached 3m for comment they said they stopped i for comment they said they stopped manufacturing pfas and will work to discontinue its use in their products by the end of 2025 saying is the science and technology of pfas, societal and regulatory expectations and our expectations of ourselves, have evolved and so has how we manage pfas. but forever chemicals have already found their way into water sources around the world. authorities now face big decisions on how to handle contamination.— decisions on how to handle contamination. . . contamination. residents in the hos - ital contamination. residents in the hospital town — contamination. residents in the hospital town of _ contamination. residents in the hospital town of richmond - contamination. residents in the hospital town of richmond will. contamination. residents in the i hospital town of richmond will get contamination. residents in the - hospital town of richmond will get a share of $130 million in co

they took some samples of the water and took it back to 3m.it was foam. we were told not to even bath in the water. yeah, don't even wash in it. on one sunday afternoon, ted returned to find the hill connecting the fire training ground and his farm covered in white foam, destroying his cauliflower crop. it is as if there had been a snowstorm. ourfarming programme our farming programme was affected. we were short of cauliflower for a period. probably in excess of £1000. we now know the form contained toxic man—made chemicals found —— chemicals called pfas. they are found in all sorts of things from saucepans to chemicals and clothing. they are known as forever chemicals because they do not break down. they find their way into water sources across the world and most people have a small quantity of these in their blood. this was just the beginning of what's been a very long battle for islanders. these letters and reports and photos have been shared with me by local people and showjust how highly contentious this issue has been for decades. but wh

almost a0 years ago, firefighting foam made by american company 3m and tested at the airport trainingaked into private borehole water supplies. it was 1985 when people living in the area began to report signs of a mysterious form spilling out from taps and drains. this farm is one of the closest properties to the airport. and farmer ted was amongst the first to notice something was not quite right. over here, from the cold water tap, the kitchen sink, virtually like a head of beer on the top and continue to overflow. i called public health first of all, i think. they took some samples of the water and took it back to 3m and they came back and said they confirmed it was foam and we were told not to even bath in the water. do not even do washing in it. on one sunday afternoon ted returned to find the hill connecting the fire training ground and his farm covered in white foam, destroying his cauliflower crop. it was as if there had been a snowstorm, our programme was affected, we were short of cauliflower for a period. probably in excess of £1000. we now know the form contained toxic man

. >> next fan asks, 3m, has this beaten down stock had enough, i think so, how would you play it if youlined to go long? mike? >> catching the falling knife or the litigation risk, depending how you look at it. options prices in november are pretty elevated. i would be a seller of those and would buy longer dated calls financed by that sale. it's not going to move on earnings, moving on moves related to lawsuits. >> does it make sense to buy leaps in dollar general, general mills or 3m, carter? >> beaten down stocks, sticking with 3m, december 2025 leaps, stock closed at 107 and the 110 calls are trading around 16. so 126 is your break even. you've got two years to go up 17%. it was trading long 26 at the beginning of the year. i think that's what you do. >> okay. it's now time for the final call. carter, you start us off. >> energy and all things related, xle, oih, and wti food all on the long side. >> brian? >> i'm looking to sell premium in this market, and dell is one of those places, so i'm looking to sell the october 65 put in dell. >> okay, and mike, you get to take the last one,

>> let's stick with 3m. december 2025 leaps, that's more than two years now, stocks closed at 107 and 110 calls are trading around 16, so 126 is your break even. got two years to go up 17%. it was trading 126 at the beginning of the year. i think that's what you do. >> okay, now time for the final call. carter, you get to start us off. >> energy and all things related. xle, oih, wti all on the long side. >> brian? >> yeah, i'm looking to sell some premium in this market and dell is one of those places so looking to sell the october 65 put in dell. >> okay, and mike, you get to take the last one. what's your final trade? >> yeah, i think energy has certainly more room to the upside, and one way you can look to play that is by using in the money call spreads. that's a way to offset the extrinsic premium. >> energy has been a hot topic all over the air waves. that does it for "options action." a special series "mad money back to school with jim cramer" starts right now. have a good long weekend. >>> my mission

come on, let's start the leso posad putin's t-72b 3m rushes along the minefield and takes up a positionget is in the northern part, working on loading three fragmentation cannons aimed at a concentration of ukrainian infantry. bradley rode to the position to unload infantry. so they worked and didn’t allow us to unload. uh, they drove her away, she retreated back, but this is not their last foray ; they will climb further; we will destroy almost all the buildings in the village; in those that remained, the enemy is trying to hide in the basements. according to them, our tanks are practicing in bundles with drones and kamikazes. well, there are leopards. well, they were also rolling out before, but they were immediately knocked out at the entrance. nobody allows them to gain a foothold ; artillery and aviation immediately begin to work there. and now the activity of the equipment has noticeably decreased ; the activity of the equipment mainly operates in assault groups. as part of the infantry, answering the question to the equipment was burned it was his company, the commander with the

about two or $50 million everyday and it also means that we would not have to worry about one point $3mbarrel cut mean by affecting russians, because we would have twice as much increase apply. liz: heavy with us overseas at all plus members, russia is a like what were doing their grain and you have this kind of analysis coming out of the deal, we want your reaction to the spill watch. >> this is one of the many tragedies, that is the summer, due to climate change one of those that one problem. >> yes three bucks worth over 24 hours. >> with your republicans is not man-made about fossil fuels, and when trump was president, that whenever the fossil fuels relations with them please off of her human begging you. liz: will feel, trumps lustful year in office, is imported less than 8 million barrels of oil a day imported versus 10 million under obama data showing the usage went up under trump. phil: while thinking of you having of the church that he was writing was at sundown, i think so well if she flips about, to get the right picture, mean obviously, you know, she does not know what she's

. >> 3m.ocess of cleaning up their class action lawsuits, and you still have zero buys from the sell side on this stock. you will be able to focus on fundamentals, and the stock is cheap. >> that does it for "halftime" as the markets are just marginally mixed with the nasdaq down so slightly. "the exchange" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> courtney, thank you very much. welcome, everybody. i'm tyler mathisen, in for kelly evans today. another goldilocks jobs report initially sending stocks higher, but those gains have faded. the s&p and the nasdaq are flat-ish. so is the bad news good news narrative too good to be true? one guest says yes, there is a recession coming. investors had better get ready for it. home prices hitting an all-time high in july. but there are signs that this may fina

there was a time we could buy 3m and catch a bid on it and have a nice dividend yield, but now we haveo look to companies like roku and shopify and new ipo companies, like one trying to compete with sephora. shery: how important is that those companies are profitable now, because if you had higher yields, they would be under pressure. >> and that has always been the conundrum of the nasdaq as soon as you seal those yields higher, it is finance 101. it makes it much more expensive for those companies, but they are such a differentiator, and it is not just with ai, but we certainly saw beyond stellar numbers from nvidia and the new partnership that it is not over there. plus there is a big appetite. there are so few companies publicly traded today when you look back historically, so when we look at the ipo market, there just is not much out there, and that helps demand. what also helps demand is that there is a lot of cash on the sidelines, because a lot of cash put into the system is still waiting to deploy, and that is why i am not worried about september. haidi: you talk about the fix

i woke up dressed and ready to go 3m in the morning. i tell my friends it was a beautiful but i had to move the network there. to make a long story short i saw a good friend of mine at the university of virginia showed us back in the early 2000 telehealth demonstration self fastening report in anchorage there are direct young kids able to see how it works. that ability to connect remotely on health self empowering to me. i remember it is in my book when i was in chicago i was working with a young lady we both had kids the same age that work affected by asthma. she had to go to the emergency room. take off of work. alter job trillions of times when into destructive shock. meet on the same sex same age could take off and go to the local primary doctor the secondary care doctor my child grew out of as not hers didn't this was before telehealth. i got to see the devastation i thought about that woman would have happened. fast-forward to today these are very promising for you see among people of color a high rate at telehealth services. whic

flog to skachcotch tape, nothin. >> 3m conceivably moving towards ending a lot of the key litigation> i thought that when they solved both these that these would be at 5% yield and decent company. i thought there might be some turn i didn't recommend it for the trust. i thought there was a possible lift nothing. two ways one is to say nothing works. the other is to say, if the ten-year goes down in yield, we're going to be scrambling for everything we just don't have that yet. >> speaking of regulation, both real and potential, eddy cue expecting testimony about the google deal which the street doesn't know a lot about >> no. this is a trump case the other is -- remember, the biden case is the one about advertising. this is about search it was brought by trump. >> it was brought by the justice department at that time. >> you're right. the justice department was totally independent under trump. i forgot. >> we'll keep trying here. >> here what are they doing? they basically say that there wasn't enough choice i guess nothing could rival the power of google apple. there's an outfit cal

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let's look at the leaders here, it is 3m, walt disney and verizon, if you look at disney, disney for much of the session has been driving the blue-chip bus after resolving its dispute with charter communication to return the media giants espn channel and other ones of the channels to charter spectrum cable service, right now we have charter moving higher by more than three and a third% the deal struck and a touchdown time neither side wanted to incur new york jets fans ahead of quarterback aaron rodgers debut tonight that would be on espn monday night football. as we look at the green on the screen spectrum will continue to carry espn abc and all the stations affects an disney channel, they will drop other disney owned networks including baby tv and free-form and they will also give to certain spectrum package recipients disney+ and espn plus with the discount we have two crucial pieces of consumer data out this week august consumer price index in retail sales will be the last numbers federal reserve chair jay powell will get before his ratesetting meeting next week, the consumer res

their 200 day, amex, boeing, salesforce, disney, dow, goldman, home depot, honeywell, j&j, coca-cola, 3m, merck, across all sorts of sectors we're talking about. that's just showing some technical damage within the market with the things you look at >> again, if we're looking for, like, all right, when is this summer swoon -- what do we want to call it it's not really a correction yet. when is it at its end? my point is, i need to see more than 20% of the names technically being oversold below the 30 rsi i feel as though we have more work to do of course that could change. as of right now, it doesn't look like we're done yet. >> the problem is there are alternatives, a couple fixed income, cash you can get 5% cash. i understand more, right? >> how do you keep making a bullish case than most for the stock market >> look, it's not 100% bullish >> i didn't say 100%, i said more bullish than most buying stocks like deere -- >> because the economy is running above trend, and the atlanta fed gdp tracker at 4.9%. even if weend up at 3%, that's really good. that's really good and to your point e

they won't ever do that unless they have too much inventory. 3m spoke about a slow growth environmentlummeted. we also need to see oil come down because it's starting to seep into the economy. look what happened, american airlines cut its forecast really brutal in part because of higher fuel costs, stock dropped 5.7%. spirit air fell a similar amount when it revised its numbers lower. i wonder if we don't have to have another whole round of pain from that group, dhs imwhich is important because the airlines are a predictor of the broader economy. mortgage rates are around 7.5%, which means we're bound to get a buyers strike in housing. rates go to a certain level. buyers saying i'm waiting. then we get an inventory build and the home builders have to cut prices. that's been the historic cycle. maybe it's being repealed. see if there's a huge bulge of inventory. is there such a shortage of housing that demand simply won't stop? the cost of a home isn't reflected in cpi, they took it out a long time ago. that correlates with residential real estate and after this number, i bet jay powel

industrial europe half a percentage point right there, the dow winners, it is headed by goldman sachs 3m list the s&p 500, who are the winners, i will tell you right at the top is tesla of 14 bucks close to 6% state street, qualcomm,. >> moran, the nasdaq composite, who is the winner there it is tesla up $14 as i just told you, qualcomm is up a deal with apple, meta doing very well today. where is the ten year treasury yield, if it is hitting just shy of $4.30, just shy of 429. the price of gold 1952 per ounce. bitcoin, 25700 per coin, oil, watch out, it is at 8793. i have been predicting the price of gas would go up, so far it has not but watch out i think it will the average price for a gallon of regular is $3.83 is beginning to move up a little and it is $4.47 to diesel, farmers and truckers, that is going to hurt. trump is the former president to face criminal charges, listen to what the msnbc columnist said about that, rotate. >> i think donald trump must die in prison, i don't care if he was 45 years old, you should get life in prison if you attempted coup and the should be no chan

>> i was looking at 3m the other day and had the problems with the ear plugs where it doesn't providesulation and it's really hard, these companies, think of johnson and johnson with the talcum powder damaging and these are strong chemicals and they're tough. >> that's what you have to have to clean the germs. >> most growth is 2-3% a year as growth investor, that's not enough for me. to answer your question, no, i don't own any of those names. but they're strong chemicals. it is what it is. stuart: okay, it is what it is. that's how you end the conversation. well done. thanks, adam. lauren and adam, thank you very much. coming up, the census department took down bidenomics and politics may spin but the hard numbers don't lie. bidenomics is making us poorer. that's my take, top of the hour. the white house will send dozens of federal staffers to new york city. they're going to help the migrants apply for work permits. we're going to take you to the city's largest release center right after this. ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ dis

you can see it right there followed by intel, dow inc., home depot, unitedhealth and 3m. clearly, the entertainment giant is making that move to prioritize projects that promise strong returns, and the theme parks have been a reliable cash cow. but investors are refusing to bite. they are, however, biting let's call it inhaling on the buzziest ipo of the week. instacart knocking the cover off the ball in its online debut. priced at $30 a share, or it opened this morning, it soared -- just after noon if it soared 40% to $42 giving it a valuation of $14.2 billion. right now you can see though it is pulling back with. it's now up the -- 2 11th, nothing to sneeze at, but it stands at a $36.41 a share. beware the froth. the most recent hot ipos, we're talking about arm, sweet green, oddity, all now have valuations below what they were their first day of trade. here to talk about that and and how the federal reserve and rising interest rates will affect all stocks, not just ipos, so new listings and then the old ones out there, a finance professor whose class at nyu stern's sch

the former president's social media rant still showing no remorse, even when a frenzy of 3m posts suggest he might be awake thinking about prison. joining me now, monique pressley, former senior assistant attorney general in washington d.c.. she's the host of the daily digital show, make it make sense, with monique pressley. msnbc political analyst, david jolly, he's a former republican congressman for florida. and democratic strategist, desiree tims, cheese the president and ceo of innovation ohio law, and a former democratic congressional candidate. thank all of you for joining me. moneek, i want to start with you, you are saying today trump's super pac is running out of money for his legal defense. says, quote, his chief and has spent nearly all of the more than 100 and $50 million it raised and is sitting on less than $4 million. so how much more will trump need to survive for criminal cases? >> the amount is staggering. the amount is absolutely staggering. i don't think that it can even be quantified at this time. because it's not just a question of having enough lawyers to show up i

and those eight situations i mentioned in october doesn't even include 3m and ge coming up towards thet of their time at this point, so, remain cautious. you could look at arm in the next couple of months outside of this ipo. >> all right, jonathan, thank you so much for being with us. jonathan morgan. >> thank you. >> i think that's an interesting point of view in terms of soft bank owns 90%. it is in their interest to sell at the highest price possible. >> to mark the rest. >> yes, exactly. >> i would think. >> i guess, but i mean, it's really where they ultimately exited that matters, though, right? i do think that credits an overhang, right? to have this very large investor, multiple, actually, that one day will, you would imagine, do a secondary. >> right. oh, true. >> yeah, i think the fact that soft bank is a lead is one thing that definitely raises eyebrows. and you think about what's happening in valuations, early stage, growth stage phase, over the last year, 16 months, it is very much in their interest to try to return the fund. you have to make capital outlays, you have toe

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effective know that is true and we know that the biden administration has released about two-point $3m legal migrants into the united states printed we do not know having people have gone through reports of an released we do not know having people headed over to the former agency guys would been released in the united states and were hundreds of thousands more people have been released and we just do not know who they are. liz: hearing at least 8 million, that's on new number coming in tom and since biden took office and went 26 million guideways this hotel know the biden white house what you think of this, remain in taxes that biden may order illegal immigrants to stay in texas having this with the la times reporting that they may be contract them things like, ankle bracelets and gps monitoring, you the border seizing and have to bear the weight invited border collapse. tom: that is just a disgusting political decision, that sounds a judge said, this administration throughout the country come they said that they did in the cover of darkness and flying - and kids in small airports thro

. >> chile tells me his 3m fishing trip was in the intercoastal coastal that.a cell phone out, he was whisked away 12 miles. no working motor. >> bob, bob, bob. it. demi >> is a put aluminum boat, summer jam water, was started by shocks the size of it. >> i saw probably 20 to 30 the whole time being out there. >> the odds of a reunion, miniscule impasse, the u.s. coast guard by air, looking for a coconut in the ocean until radar picked up something. >> one of the happiest days of my career. >> the shot from charlie's parents, evidential that day in early august -- >> don't give up on the big guy. >> evidence shortly now. >> he is alive. chile's been found. he is a lot. we went from dead to living in a split second. >> a miracle reunion. also, a restoration of second hope. sam brown, nbc news, st. augustine. >> don't give up on the big guy or the coast guard. the gregory family miracle takes us off the air tonight. on that very beautiful note, i wish you a beautiful night. from all of our colleagues of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with us. we will see ag

what we're talking about laggards, walgreens boots is lagging all day. 3m is joining the laggards, boeing%. what do you attribute this? if we look at that, look at nasdaq, the nasdaq has crossed the unchanged line 64 times today and counting. >> nasdaq, people have to remember last year the nasdaq was down 30%. while it's up this year it hasn't made that. of a recovery compared to last year. investors have to use better diversification. that means microcap stocks. one of the areas they can capture that is in the field of i-shares. you can have microcap stocks in the etf. also looking internationally. i-shares also has a small cap international fund. they have got to get away from dumping all their money just in these s&p 500 stocks. it's not diversification because, as you read off the heat chart, these stocks tend to move in the same direction at the same time. therefore they're highly correlated. they don't give you. diversification. liz: as we watch the selloff here, the dow is down 195 points and stopping. we do have the s&p at the moment. i want to get everybody up to the second numb

that is why today a little fatigue. 3m not saying great things about the outlook next year for them.a general sense of we're still in some is suspense as to wlt economy and consume kearn handle rates at this level. it's already been done. the real upside way of viewing it, the positive way, is we had a 5% gdp economy in july. it doesn't hurt to have a lot of head winds collide with the 5% momentum if it is in the form of higher rates, gasoline prices, student loan repayments. all of the stuff we're talking about if that just creates a nice goldilocks scenario that is fine. if it means those things will weigh us down it is a problem for stocks. >> two stocks stick out like a sore thumb today. apple and the stock you are talking about netflix. what is going on? >> netflix shares down over 5% going into the close after the cfo spence newman warned the bank of america media conference that netflix' ad business is still in the very early stages and so far not material to the overall revenue of netflix' business. he said they'll have to build out the ad business over time and it is not eas

to the 202 3m tv video music awards. fans of in sync go wild as the boy band reunited on stage for the first time in 10 years to present the best pop video award. >> and the vma goes to the unstoppable taylor swift. [cheers and applause] >> you guys you're pop personified. to say receive this from your golden pop hands is. [cheers and applause] >> really -- it's too much. >> taylor swift also making history last night as the first person to win video of the year four times. she took home nine vmas in total including song and artist of the year. >> ainsley: were they more excited about nsync or taylor. >> n sink was when i grew up. >> who he are going to start touring again. >> pete: i didn't know we needed more nsync. >> ainsley: carley quite locker >> carley: either nsync or back street boys. >> pete: coming up go to cold medicine for stuffy nose might soon be unavailable. covid vaccines for 6-month-old kids. the cdc's latest push. no thanks. dr. marc siegel unpacks it all, next. >> ainsley: plus, it's a taste of the fu

j&j has to do what 3m did with the combat arms trial. >> how about tonight?the super bowl you have them, and you might ask me, how do you go to a night game and the next day do work? you go to celsius. four before the show do anything you want. celsius is on tonight. topped 200. now when this -- this thing was being shorted at 40 and i happened to have to pull it -- i didn't go to sleep on tuesdays when i was in college. it was a waste of time. this -- you don't need to go to sleep with celsius. sleep becomes a waste of time. >> yet you continue to put up with this. >> we make such great coffee here. nothing like the annihilator. i have dutch bros, up for three days. >> good luck this weekend. see you tonight on "mad money." when we return wells fargo's mike mayo on the banks and his reaction to faber's exclusive with solomon in a minute. every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtual