amanda new york has been arrested for attempted kidnapping after surveillance video showed him snatching a boy and throwing him into a car. the child's mother was able to pull him out through the window. the boy was not hurt. british prime minister voice johnson, and his self isolating after contact with a minister who tested positive for corona virus. the government is using nearly all pandemic restrictions in england. johnson faced criticism for saying he would continue to work while undergoing daily task in lots of other countries. millions of people in britain are looking forward to what the government is billing as freedom day, where nearly all social distancing and other corona virus restrictions are being dropped. but infection numbers in the u. k already rising sharply because of the delta via variant, worried scientists or warning against a big national reopening. but it's falling on deaf ears the party for the time of the pandemic. these ladies are determined to have fun. even though rules apply. group size is limited to 6, the table and dancing is strictly prohibited for now,

amanda new york has been arrested for attempted kidnapping after surveillance video showed him snatching a boy and throwing him into a car. the child's mother was able to pull him out through the window. the boy was not hurt. the afghan government and taliban insurgents are holding more peace talks in cat or fighting is intensifying across afghanistan. but a key border crossing with pakistan that was taken over by the taliban terror group has now reopened hundreds of people headed into afghanistan through the spin bolduc sherman border point on saturday summer afghans living in pakistan who want to rejoin their families for the muslim festival of ead alada next week, pockets on close to crossing on wednesday after the taliban captured the african side. now they are letting limited numbers of travelers through again, people are coming the other way to the afghans and pakistani returning home. were standing at the board of searching people, allowing them to link with checking voted documents. on friday, there was heavy fighting. as afghan government troops tried to retake the border town f

amanda lang. kailey: i'm kailey leinz in new york. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences.ere are the top stories we are following from around the world. retail sales in the u.s. surprising to the upside in june. a read on the consumer with stacey widlitz, president of s w retail advisors. blend labs goes public. we speak to the president, tim mayopoulos, from the new york stock exchange. l.a. county tells residents they must wear masks indoors, even if vaccinated. why the u.s. remains a dangerous place for the unvaccinated. amanda: we are seeing a negative day across the markets here today. that is despite the fact that we got that strong read on retail sales. perhaps the michigan sentiment number weighing on things. this has been a week of up and down days as markets hover near records, waiting for the next few weeks a pretty big earnings delivery. there may be a bit of weight and see here. rate sensitive groups leading the declines. kind of quiet on the yield front. 1.29 now, so we did see it dip low 1.3. this comes even as we see some positive earnings reports. cash on

here in new york, it is extended until the end of august, giving tenants more breathing time. i just want to say we have some more leeway here in new york city. amandathat is enough, bess. one thing that we saw were trends that were pandemic related, across the world and in america, a move to the suburbs, people buying bigger homes as they work from home. are you seeing a reversal of that, the shift back to more urban environment? bess: i don't think we are seeing a reversal of that. we are seeing that people want to buy in the suburbs. for example, in palm beach, for the first half of the year we did double the business in the first have that we did for 2020. people want to be in palm beach, connecticut, the hamptons. the problem is there is no supply. prices have picked up because the demand is so immense. that is why there has been a slow down certain parts of the country. but new york is still a buyers market, rates are low. people are feeling a little bit safer now because they are getting vaccinated. i think 60% of the country is now vaccinated. but we all have to do our part and get vaccinated. if you want to keep the economy open, health and

new york stock exchange. we will speak to ceo adam gilchrist. amanda: we are watching the markets in the u.s. speaking. a little bit soft today. strength is from utilities and financials. energy and tech not helping at all. the nasdaq gathering momentum to the downside. the 10-year at 1.3, so keeping our eyes on the yield but it does not explain why financials are doing so well today. morgan stanley with pretty solid investment banking quarters. one group to keep an eye on in the news because of u.s. lawmakers, cannabis groups. many have waited for the day when legalization across the u.s. would change the story for a lot of these players. here is your look at the etf that captures some of these players. certainly not back to the high levels that we have seen in the past, in terms of where these stocks have treated. that is despite the fact that for the first time you have draft legislation on the table. one potential reason keeping these in check, one of the drafters of the legislation, senator schumer, sounds a little iffy on the way to get it done. >> we are releasing draft legislation to

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new york. they want to go after regulations, not just antitrust. amandato your point, greg, none of this will change valuations today or tomorrow. it does demonstrate perhaps a change in tone, and one that may be slow-moving because regulatory agencies are full of people that have been there for a long time. it takes a long time to shift thinking. but when you think of that shift, from an investment point of view, do you have to start thinking that big tech players are not safe forever, and at what point do you start discounting that? greg: i would say we are now entering a period of adversarial relations between this administration and big business. certainly, the new heads of the sec, ftc, a lot of these agencies really want to crackdown. they want more competition, less consolidation, and they want to go after regulation. i think we are now headed for a lengthy period where the climate between washington and business is pretty hostile. matt: i want to ask about the u.s. trade issues, not with china, not with europe, but canada. it seems trudeau and bid

this more back at the washington post if you want to see it there the headline of the new york times. this is amandain the new report which was intended to explain, the cdc described an outbreak in massachusetts that mushroomed to 470 cases in massachusetts alone as of thursday adding that three quarters of the fully infected were immunized and the delta variance was found in most of the samples that were genetically analyzed. then raise concerns that vaccinated and unvaccinated people can transmit the virus. those issues might be of importance to you and you can talk about them or others in the open form. we will go to carol in texas starting off in the line -- on the line for democrats. caller: the issue that i will be watching is how the press is treated on a federal, local and state level as far as freedom of information and just the respect due to journalists who are truly trying to cover the story and trying to get the information out to the american people. think we have to understand there's a difference in detainment news and real news. -- in entertainment news and real news. i think people

amanda carpenter, author of the book promotely titled "gaslighting america: why we love it when trump lies to us." also elie honig, cnn legal analyst and former assistant attorney for the southern district of new yorkill barr corrupted the justice department." congratulations, elie, your book is terrific, as is amandas. how do you think allen weisselberg feels when the former president goes out in public and says, we did these things, i admit we did these things? how much does that hurt weisselberg's case? >> it's not good for allen weisselberg. donald trump managed to in one statement both incriminate himself to a degree by admitting, we, we paid these perks, no, we did not pay taxes on this, and two, distanced himself by saying, who knows about this stuff. as you said in the intro, most responsible adults know about this tax stuff, but especially cfos like allen weisselberg. donald trump is doing himself no favors and certainly is doing allenmanda, if barack obama, ora democrat, or the clinton foundation, had said these type of things or made these kind of comments in public, how would republicans feel about that? >> of course, i mean, republicans would probably hold them to account. and that's w