we'll have that here on "squawk alley. going to begin this morning with that story on the apple app store challenge as companies like spotify, epic games, and match group join together to create a coalition for app fairness casey newton of "the verge" for now, at least, joins us this morning fresh off of announcing he will start his own newsletter called "platformer." give us a little preview, and congratulations, it's almost like a labor union that these companies are forming to take on apple. do you think it will work? >> i think it has a better chance of working than anything else we have seen in this regard to date. i think their analogy is a good one, right apple really is management, here and these folks have no choice really other than to make a app for ios. they have to do it under apple's rules. and spotify has the best guess here >> casey, congrats on the newsletter i just signed up and i can't wait to read it. there is more tension between apple and epic there is a meeting on monday is there negotiations going o

so you can hand them out to boys and girls all across the globe, sean coffey has the details of alleys monkey movement. >>a new shipment a stuffed monkey is arriving today at guys under hospital in danville their purpose to bring smiles and comfort to children facing adversity what started as an initiative from alley creasy out her 10th birthday has blossomed into a full-fledged non profit known as alleys much movement we've watched it. >>all these community members and monkey recipients and parents just rise to the occasion and they're the people who keep this movement going it's been amazing it all started with a trip to janet weis children's hospital without his grandmother gave her a stuffed monkey named jack she underwent treatment for a lymph node condition i can just squeeze in his and that makes me feel good because i know that. >>the other kids getting nice comfy soft monkey when they don't feel good in total alleys monkey movement has helped distribute 2400 of the stuffed monkeys to children around the country that kind of an initiative and drive to spread joy and comfort. >>

machiya, narrow alleys stand side by side.es the relationship between machiya and the space between the alleys holds critical ideas for the architecture of tomorrow. >> translator: you see that the alley space enters the structures. it looks a little cramped, but washi shaper and lattice work create flow. it's not oppressive. people lived with a sense of continuity between the inside and outside. i think it's possible to use current technology to recreate this type of model. i started to feel that i want to consider metropolitan spaces and street spaces from the perspective of a person walking around on the ground. >> kuma is not only reviewing the old architectural conventions that focused on stacked boxes. he's also looking for ways to escape the high density of urban living. this idea sprang from the experiences of someone on his team who has been working in a remote rural area during the pandemic. >> translator: one of my staff was working on site, deep in the mountains of toyama prefecture. and when the coronavirus starte

>>is not done yet we're seeing a lot of heavy rain and that has been the problem really was alley ofourse we saw the storm surge we saw the devastation caused by that search but the tremendous amounts of rain coming down has been the biggest issue all that rain moving further and further to the north and the east now and you can see strong bands continue to rotate through still maybe 4 maybe 6 inches of rain going to continue right up through the carolinas parts of virginia. and they're not done. but one of the track is left behind look at all the flooding here you see a flood warning still up along many of the tributaries in the rivers here all the way down in alabama parts of the panhandle of florida that continues as you move further to the north is that heavy band of rain just underneath sally just dropping tremendous amounts of rain. inland from the coastal areas dropped as much as 35 inches of rain and we're not done in fact tornadoes so also an issue with hurricanes you can see some of the spin up from those usually are not traditionally the really large tornadoes. but certain

"squawk alley" is live. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk alley."tocks did take a leg lower at the open the s&p bounced right off of the 50 day we'll watch that closely but we're off of the low levels of the early session. here is the president yesterday on oracle's deal with bite dance stands >> you said it was important that a u.s. company buy tiktok. >> we're going to find out about that we're looking at that from the standpoint of bitedance. we don't like that conceptually we don't like that. that has not been told to me yet. that has been reported but not told to me >> speaking of reporting, david faber has more of that for us. >> not a lot of insight on that key question siting a source close to the deal, the conversations, that have been ongoing for awhile now. the president is most likely to make a decision in the next 24 to 36 hours. not likely today, but prior to the weekend, i'm told, by someone familiar with the situation that he will make a decision as to the future ownership of tiktok here in the united states. that is, of course, what

alley al ahmed director at the institute for gulf affairs alley is a saudi dissident and a former political prisoner shareef months or middle east and north africa coordinator for the committee to protect journalists and josh on executive director of the arab center washington d.c. and a former colleague and friend of jamal khashoggi a warm welcome to you all and let's begin with you josh on the saudi say that justice has been served the case is closed pretty much everybody else says actually no it hasn't been served at all including the united nations has justice been served. this is not just this miami stretch of the imagination and the case is not closed for the most logical reason. number one you know after what proceedings that lasted more than a year and a half we still do not know who ordered the killing in terms of the verdict covers only 8 out of 15 from but the gauge. in the assassination stumble and seems to me that this verdict i mean the more you look at it with all due respect to the prosecutor's office and riyadh it seems to me it's more politics it's more p.r. than it is jus

it is time for an old fashioned "squawk alley" feed.oday it could be called "reading jason's twitter feed. he is out spoken and controversial. he is back with us, and jason, let's start with one of these tweets, peloton last night, a prediction they will launch or buy three new products in the next three to five years, grow tenfold, doesn't apple want to become the apple of gyms as some speculated >> i just wanted to say on the 9/11 anniversary thank you to all of the families that made that sacrifice that day and specifically my little brother, josh, who retired this year as a firefighter. his second or third call as a firefighter from williamsburg was 9/11 a lot of time has passed a lot of firefighters made that sacrifice on 9/11. putting that aside and making a hard shift to peloton, i'm a huge fan of this company i think it has penetflix like potential. i think they will launch six or seven producting there are two that a super obvious. that is a rowing machine, it is an easy acquisition for them to make, but they will probably just

bar and restaurant in pennsylvania -- of a bowling every -- bowling alley bar and restaurant.to seeing a normal recovery? >> we have seen a slight increase in revenues as people are more comfortable coming out. we have also been doing outdoor stuff. we were doing that before. take out has increased. we are up to the exciting level of 28% of normal revenues. caroline: wow. managing to make ends meet. i am interested about how you make ends meet in terms of when you see small businesses, we are talking about 25% opening indoor diming in new york. everyone becomes jubilant. does that help with the margins being so slim? >> note. you don't open a restaurant with the financial model based on 25% occupancy. it just doesn't work, it just doesn't work, doesn't make sense. especially in the restaurant industry in a lot of businesses, they make a lot of money during the peak hours when they are really busy. even if you go out on wednesday or thursday and think this doesn't look so bad, it's really the peak hours when people are going to come out. people can't come out because they won't

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live >>. >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk alley. as we watch the markets have a nice bounce on this monday morning, the down up almost 500 points the s&p holding on to 3335 banks and energy are part of the story. banks, amazon up almost $50. >> amazon in the news this morning because they set a date for prime day. that will be october 13-14th, delayed because of the pandemic. that is setting up a unique one to thee. now october actually has a lot of action. you have prime day, that is probably in september. then you have singles day, then you have black friday. in the mix there you have console launching happening there. it is an interesting moment for investors to think about what that means, all of that retail momentum going into q 4 and how that might play out differently this year. >> that is right, john there is so many different shopping events for the year also something that i have looked as is that the direct to consumer system, and you mightn't to and oosk of course, the darrelling, there is also ship bop so it is all lead

our first is joyce alley lighting which would install four pedestrian lights in joyce alley between clay and sacramento street. it's an alternative to walking on crowded sidewalks, which are on the high injury network. given the lack of other funding options, we're recommending fully funding this project. pave street alley way would include six sidewalks, and the city's first raised intersection at buchanan street near the elementary. in order to make sure that both pedestrian safety projects can advance, our recommendation is to partially fund the project and then work to fund the remaining amount with prop k funds from the bicycle category that our program, in phase two of the project which hasn't moved forward yet. the transit category, we recommend fully funding the request, which would replace track and overhead wires between west and sunset boulevard. this is part of a much larger comprehensive project with everything from paving to stop optimization, new sewer, all that stuff. because this property is -- project is ready to go, there are prop k funds contingent on the board approv

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. >>> thank you, sarah, that is where we will start "squawk alley. it is 11:00 p.m. in beijing china, 11 a.m. on wall street. ♪ ♪ i'm going to fight until we see the sunlight ♪ ♪ tiktok on the clock ♪ ♪ don't stop, make it pop, dee jay blowing the speakers up ♪ ♪ i'm going to fight until i se the sunlight ♪ >>> good monday morning, i'm jon fortt. we're going to start with two massive deals in tech. they have widespread global impact and two block buster deals, or are they deals, that are facing or have faced government pressure from over seas we will start first with tiktok as oracle emerges as you can argue, the winner, the trusted technology partner hear in the u.s., what does that mean? what is included in this deal and what is not? jul julia boorstin has more. >> they confirmed this morning saying the company's proposal for tiktok was received over the week they reviewed the proposal and look to have technical discussions with oracle over the next few days. bitedance has chosen oracle as what they call a trusted technology partner as part of tikt

in light of the mission in iraq welcomed up to alley and hans's good to have you introduce yourself to our international audience i know i'm down on stories out. of social. i was this is really good to have you on the show because i particularly want to understand and know a little bit more about some of the clyde profound assassinations of activists can you tell us what is happening on a broader aspect of why activists are in danger just by protesting they could possibly be assassinated. yeah you mentioned it's just for testing so as basic rights for. people and also human rights international it's protected by international law. human it's. not just about protesting it's also falsely to imagine if you tweet anything your opinion you will be killed or even so the reason behind that i think because these voices because these voices scare the. militias host walking trying to create a state of fear about the community so they can continue taking or control on i got home and all of the coming elections and next june 2021. just a little bit about me i shouldn't be chanted a bit earlier. wh

. >>> on the peninsula a bowling alley has been around for more than 60 years and is fighting to stay open during this pandemic. bell matteo bowl in san mateo first opened in 1957 and it's more than just an entertainment center, it's a place where people, no matter race, age or status, can gather for fun. >> they host programs for developmentally disabled adults. they have juvenile youth programs, they have programs for senior citizens. >> the bowling alley has been shut down since march because of coronavirus and if money isn't found, the lanes may never reopen. to help out people have established a go fund me to help save bell matteo bowl and the livelihoods of the 30 employees who work there. >>> coming up, a new stimulus plan that includes checks for the unemployed and help frikkie industries. >>> up first, a new effort to crack down on drug dealing in san francisco's tenderloin. how the city attorney plans to keep the dealers out. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. >>> the city

alley any. number 2020 russian air races women. i think i'm going to assume. trade and investment have become metric spills to conjure economic development. most people think about trade they think about goods and services being exchanged between countries and the invest for chopped or a trade agreement as opposed to something very different but what one investment leads to toxic manufacturing that destroys secret sites all the environment. that means if local communities that are being poisoned the thing object if they do anything that the company feels is interrupting their profits they can be sued. the nationals are taking on the whole nation philip morris is trying to use i.s.t.'s to stop tour of the way from implementing new tobacco regulations aimed at cutting domestic smoking rates a fringe company sued egypt because egypt raise its minimum wage democratic choice of a trump corporate. joint says we try to fund don't want to touch it. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dr

it costs tens of thousands of dollars to maintain the alley. the business on the verge of permanent closure. >> it's from south san francisco to cupertino. there are no other bowling centers around. >> every single day i get messages from residents of this county who say they are no longer able to hold on. >> reporter: san mateo county manager mike callaghan says one thing the county can do camorra testing. benefits are two fold. they can isolate those who have the virus and help bring case rate down. case rate and positivity rate determine if a county can move up in the states coronavirus tier system. right now san mateo county is in red, hoping to move to less restrictive orange. >> testing is crucial to the future of san mateo county. not only in keeping in the red, but potentially moving to the orange at some point in time. >> reporter: in the orange tier, family entertainment centers like bell matteo bowl can reopen at 25% capacity. patrons say owner mike leon spent his entire life building the business. >> he cares about the center in the

heightened cross the country after calls for mass gatherings of the exiled opposition leader mohammed alley the former contractor for the egyptian military is calling on protesters to stay out until their demands are met to how most egyptians unite out of love for the egyptian people take back your country again don't leave it in a c.c.s. hands down with the sisi regime down with the sisi regime don't go home do not go if you go home they will detain us don't go home we're in the streets and now we need to stay there. william lawrence is a former u.s. diplomat and a professor of political science and international affairs at the american university and he explains now why most egyptians are reluctant to take part in the demonstrations. well they're not that large not that widespread yet but that's largely because of the actions of the. it were over a 1000 preemptive tensions that metro stations bus stations in areas like this and there's been a crackdown arrests of intellectuals university students so common citizens all to agree and larger protests i think what's important here is not. the

tweeted the majority of the issues related to that outage have been resolved stay with us, "squawk alleyll be back with more (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo >>> welcome back, everybody. new york city's mayor saying people who refuse to wear a mask will now be fined. this is after a covid-19 positive test rate doors to more than 3%. britain and canada have improosd sanctions. six other senior government officials as well. >>> a 91-year-old leader of kuwait, sheeshikh sabah, has di. >>> in the apple 6,000 sheet have been trapped since early snowfall took shepherds by surprise so far they look okay, though. we'll keep you posted, that's the news update at this hour i'll send it back to you >> it is not march yet, but is it time to get out of the sweet 16 the top

on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live. >>> good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." i'm jon fortt. we're going to kick things off with apple, just under two hours away from a big event this afternoon where we expect to see a new ipad and a new apple watch. i argue this is the most important launch for those products since their debut why? the environment that we're for the ipad it is all about covid productivity people are trying to buy devices for work from home and school from home. they are trying to extend their lead on the tablet space and what about the watch it's all about health monitoring as people work out from home and now look for additional tools to monitor their vitals during covid. apple might provide the knockout punch and make things like google's proposed deal for fit bit irrelevant if it was a fortune 500 company, that would have put the ie had alo alone ahead. >> one star of the show today could be the ipad. what do we think we'll see today? the expectation is that tim cook is going to announce a new ipad air. that is a relatively less expensive m

we will talk to both ceos later this morning on "squawk alley.wflake will be a big talker for us today, the berkshire involvement, the pricing power in terms of where they are coming to market, the valuation on revenue pretty much got to look far and wide for something that rich at the open at this scale. >> there isn't it will be the richest, highest valued ipo we have ever had. now, frank is putting up numbers that are just amazing, triple digit and the market is struggling, struggling to figure out how to value this, so why not give it -- they're saying, listen, if zoom is 50 times sales we have to make this a little bit more. you get stock on the opening and then you buy -- you get stock in the deal, you buy stock in the opening, get a good bases, but frank has put together a company that makes it so you can have analysis in the cloud like no other. a threat to amazon in that way the other day we saw bob pisani talk about the idea of how do you value a stock or value the market maybe it's worth $60 billion and people don't even know -- what i

our first is joyce alley lighting which would install four pedestrian lights in joyce alley between clay and sacramento street. it's an alternative to walking on crowded sidewalks, which are on the high injury network. given the lack of other funding options, we're recommending fully funding this project. pave street alley way would include six sidewalks, and the city's first raised intersection at buchanan street near the elementary. in order to make sure that both pedestrian safety projects can advance, our recommendation is to partially fund the project and then work to fund the remaining amount with prop k funds from the bicycle category that our program, in phase two of the project which hasn't moved forward yet. the transit category, we recommend fully funding the request, which would replace track and overhead wires between west and sunset boulevard. this is part of a much larger comprehensive project with everything from paving to stop optimization, new sewer, all that stuff. because this property is -- project is ready to go, there are prop k funds contingent on the board approv

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"squawk alley" is live >>> good friday morning. we're going to kick things off this hour, of course, with tiktok as the president orders downloads of the platform and we chat to be blocked beginning on sunday does this put the oracle deal into jeopardy? we have every angle good morning. what we know right now is the e commerce officials is that as of midnight on sun they're going t stop people from using the apps. the quality will be degraded pretty quickly it is after the presidential election, carl >> of course we chat is used for many americans to communicate with family back home, also for payments, logistics, and i know you were talking about this perhaps being a bit of a climb down, but we don't really know the implications yet yes there are 19 million we chat users here in america versus 1.2 billion in china, but we don't know how many of the 19 million users are businesses meanwhile the app will continue to operate as it is. does it not protect some of the bigger american businesses like starbucks and disney that rely on it

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live >>> good tuesday morning, everybody. deirdre bosa with us we are kicking off one of the toughest months for stocks getting a nice start here as the s&p hit an all-time high we continue to watch the large cap tech names that include stocks like zoom and percentage gains that make your jaw drop. >> absolutely, carl. speaking of zoom, i have been calling it the consult of zoom, we have been talking about those incredible numbers, climbing market cap, remember they went public at a 9.2 valuation. take a look at these results, this chart says it all the increase, the step up, year over year, the earnings was something to behold. and at the same time, guys, it is our job to throw a little cold water on a quality like following. if you think it can become the next blue chip tech stock we saw in the results last night that it is growing a base of small users and it is making up a larger portion of revenue. do they stay after the lock downs when they no longer have to to valuation. it is a forward sales ratio. nearly three times

. >> reporter: they've hung them in back alleys all over venice. played them, too. >> from downtown! >> reporter: but this is their real hoop dream. an old school bus turned into a rolling court. it was built to bring venice street ball to streets outside venice. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: when those streets filled up with protesters, he thought the hoop bus should hit the road, too. >> it's cansedled but i have to bus, it's funded by the people, it's powered by the people. let's use what we created together to make change. >> reporter: the hoop bus became a magnet for protesters, even police were drawn to it in unity. did you ever wonder what a guy who largely grew up in fran france -->> right. >> reporter: how he ended up being in the middle of a black lives matter protest? >> no i don't think about it. we're fighting for the same cause. we're fighting for justice. we all want. i'm just doing what feels like. >> reporter: for the past month, the hoop bus has been on a cross-country road trip, stopping away to preach the gospel of basketb

where he like i mean it was not certainly not a free country before but it has been going down that alley of more openness but she reverted the policies of openness to an extended china before 2013 and china now is just like not recognize it and she wants to scrap entirely liberal democracy i have a few days he does want to and i think that it is a difference i mean of course china has in the last 7 decades has been an author tearing communist country but in the eighty's in the ninety's and even in the beginning of 2002 until 2010 everyone or a lot of people had the feeling ok it's opening up and maybe not it's not fully democracy becoming a fully democracy in a western style but somehow it makes a china finds its way under see this. the opposite is happening and. to the question if china is a rival or a partner i would say of course i mean china is a big country with 1300000000 people and economy the economy is strong and the rest of the world of course has to keep on talking negotiating and communicating with china but uncertain terms human rights what's happening in bed in hong kong an

well in japan on the draft plan japanese alleys would also have to be tested when a lot when traveling to venues and training camps organizers have been trying to find a workable solution for the games to go ahead despite concern over their viability due to the ongoing pandemic. but as a. business is up next with kate ferguson stick around. most muslim women should be their face and determine. just what drivel to the militant feminist to do i don't want anyone to tell me what's right and wear a headscarf no. 2. women are striving to reform very small. traditional prejudices. september 24th t w. on the verge of a debt default zombie at becomes the 1st african country to african vast areas for relief on interest payments the move has fueled fears of a looming debt crisis on the continent. also coming up ted left feel you long enough to want to make electric mobility more affordable we'll tell you how he's planning to do with us. on the great few s. wine growers fear for their livelihoods obst wildfires ruined their harvest. this is d.w. business on cape ferguson welcome to the show. coul

well for more on these historic the peace talks a let's cross now to journalist alley outlets t.v. in kabul ellie thanks for joining us what are negotiators on both sides hoping to achieve and where do you think we might see the biggest sticking points the biggest sticking points will obviously be around a cease fire because you know talabani are hesitant to declare a nationwide long term cease fire they have declared to cease fires in the past year or so previously the government also initiated a cease fire but this will be a major major sticking point and then for the government a major issue for them is sort of retaining this idea of the republic and making sure that their seats are secure because you know there are a lot of people within the government that the taliban and other groups and even people within of honest on you know might find suspect we're talking about former communists about warlords about people who as young people put it parachuted in from foreign countries and don't necessarily understand the cultural and religious and let and aspects of the country or the l

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always great to have you with us on squawk alley. apple is up. tesla is up. we'll see where it goes from here that's it for squawk alley let's get to scott wapner and the half >>> welcome to "the halftime report." the mounting risks for your money as stocks pace for their fourth down week in a row. we debate the keys to the market right now with our investment committee. joining me is josh brown and amy raskins. let's go to wall take a look at stocks. we are watching tech as always nasdaq 100 is on track for its worst month since november '08 we have been all over the map today. jim, i want focus on a couple of things that you did in the market today you bought walmart and mic microsoft. why are you putting money to work in those stocks now >> why am i putting money to work and then i'll get to those stocks we had had a 10% correction. you know i've held cash for a little while i'm not the onlywaiting for a correction i still have some cash but, look, for this to get worse than a correction, maybe it goes down 12, 13%. i don't know if it to get worse you have

and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> that takes me back to high school good friday morning.come to "squawk." i'm jon fortt with julia and mike santoli carl has the day off tech stock, a choppy deal. a big move from stock, consumer launch from amazon big picture. this home in tech is about a new series of overlapping platform wars tiktok versus instagram. sws versus aftezure julia, i would argue u.s. versus china is shaping up to be a platform war >> platform war, jon, what you're saying is reciprocal trade. we're seeing this between china and the u.s. the question of whether it makes sense, safe for americans to have these chinese-owned companies operating here in the u.s. keeping in mind that u.s.-owned companies are not allowed to operate in china. i'm talking about facebook i think it's interesting to see how that dynamic plays out and this question of whether or not there should betiktok, mayb going to address that issue. sand then apple, you're referring there, of course to this battle between epic and other companies that are participating in this new coalition. and ap

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on wall street "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good wednesday morning welcome to "squawk alley" i'm carlntanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa a ton of news. vaccine news stimulus watch and of course, palantir, we are awaiting the opening trade set to begin really at any moment. alex karp, the ceo will join us right here on cnbc immediately following the first trade, jon as we said, it's been a long road a lot of filings. a lot to read about the company, voting structure, privacy, you name it. and the business model at large. >> yeah. and it's another big, big ipo but very different from snow flake, which we saw which has a ton of customers, large and small and kind of this very broad play on data in the cloud. this is a company that's dealing with big data and has just a few really huge customers, carl. >> and that's where we'll start this morning, jon. josh lipton has more on what to expect once the first trade happens. hey, josh. >> carl, a master of creativity. that is how ceo alex karp describes his company, palantir. a data miner, it's software ahows customers to integrate volume

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"squawk alley" returns in just two minutes. >>> well, the deadline has come and gone for the tiktok dealut conflicting statements on ownership from both sides continue to cloud who owns what of the new global tiktok that's on top of the security concerns the trump administration continues to emphasize. joining us now is the founder and ceo of cyber security firm the herjavec group robert herjav herjavec i want to get to the chinese tutorials that slammed the proposed deal. give us your views what this looks like there's so much confusion around this is this a cloud deal, glorified commercial ecommerce partnership. does it address any of those concerns that we've been talking about for the last few months? >> well, i think -- thanks for having me. i think there's two components to it. there's the political component of it and there's the data residency component of it. as a security person, i think what we really want to know is where is the data residing and i think the oracle/walmart/microsoft, whoever it is deal having the data reside within the united states is good for us. it's good

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm going to fight them off ♪ i said the nation armyt hold me back ♪ ♪ they're going to rip it off ♪ taking their time right behin my back ♪ ♪ and i'm talking to myself at night because i can't forget ♪ >>> welcome to "squawk alley" for a wednesday morning i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt, julia boorstin joins us for the hour for which we're appreciative interview with intel ceo bob swan later this hour later exclusive with nfl commissioner roger goodell a lot to get to. >>> we'll start with the s&p and nasdaq notching another record intraday high. got 12k on the comp. former ceo of twitter now general parter in of owen advisers dick costello is with us great to kick off the morning with you. >> great to hear you all i don't see you. julia and i did our first live tv interview together back in 2009 when i joined twitter so to julia. great to hear you. >> that's worth celebrating, dick wow. takes us all back. you've had some -- i always tease you about capital management and you had some great tips in recent months that the mongo dbs

to bowl a perfect game >> jimmy: that's amazing when most 96-year-olds bowl, they go down the alleyter ] we have a great show for you tonight. he stars in the new season of "fargo" on fx. and it's just been announced he is hosting the season premiere of "saturday night live" a week from saturday. chris rock is here [ cheers and applause from the hbo series "lovecraft country," jonathan majors is here [ cheers and applause and we've got music from sasha sloan! give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: hey, everyone it is time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: we do this thing every week where i send out a hashtag, and i ask you guys to respond to that topic and since so many kids are going -- doing remote learning this year, i asked you guys to tweet out a funny homeschooling story and tag it with #homeschoolfail. within minutes, it was a a trending topic so thank you so much for playing along. [ applause ] and now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite #homeschoolfail responses from you guys this first one is from @kimcav21. she s