arabile gumede is here with what to expect. good morning, arabile. >> yeah, good morning.k, they've certainly gone from defense to attack here, right. this is a fairly interesting move. the nfl has voted 31-1. only the bengals being the lone dissenters to approve, then, private equity being allowed to invest then, in nfl franchises. up to 10%. they can own up to 10% then, of any franchise for passive ownership. that is very important. that will mean ultimately that they have no voting rights when it comes to the ownership structure here or have any ability to have any real decision-making ability then with regards to these teams. at present, you still have the franchises can be owned up to 3%. and if a firm buys into the team it must hold onto that vestment for quite some time. a maximum of six years or so. interesting to point out another story that you've been speaking about. that's lowe's changing some of its diversity, equity and inclusion practices. this comes among legal attacks. they actually have to scale back some of their dei measures as well in the company then.

arabile gumede is here with the details. good morning, arabile. >> good morning, frances. that ppi figure or producer price inflation number which really details a little bit more of the producers and how much impact inflation is having on their businesses, that really is going to be a very important number as we lead on to the more critical data as well across the rest of the week. it highlights just that inflationary impact and whether you are seeing inflation slowing. we had data that showed that perhaps the massive weakness in the u.s. economy, should i say, and maybe there isn't so much. 0.2% is the figure expected. and it comes off the back of consumers who don't want to spend exorbitantly high prices anymore. let's remember that post covid there was a lot of money that was pent up and kept in for savings. and now consumers have spent a whole lot of that and now are saying, well, we can't spend that much money anymore. you saw mcdonald's seeing its worst sales numbers, the likes of starbucks. it comes on the form of banks. >> all all those getting hit. blink gyms is

cnbc's arabile gumede joins us for the details on that. good morning, arabile.t new week brings us. >> yes, so certainly a big week. in fact when you consider that the jackson hole symposium is slated to start this week, particularly on thursday, you're expecting to hear from fed chair jerome powell with regards to the interest rate cutting cycle and when that begins and how that is expected to flow and what it is that they will be focussing on. on the other side of this, you have the new york fed that put out a survey that showed how consumers are seeing their employment faring. that is where the risks now lie. no longer so much on the inflation side but certainly on the jobs market. and according to the fed survey, a lot more people are anticipating to see job cuts or no longer having a job then over the next couple months. that's actually risen, 4.4% is the number now versus the 3.9% figure we saw previously. ultimately, what that means is if they believe they're not going to have a job in future, they're going to spend less. spending less, ultimately means t

arabile geu umede joins us withe details.e high stakes negotiations in vegas. >> it's such an interesting story to really look at, because the glallegation here against resorts world las vegas is actually that they're welcoming illegal book making, people with a history of gambling-related felony convictions as well as individuals linked to organized crime. these are massive allegations here. ultimately, you could see the resorts world las vegas being closed down or at least limited with regards to its license then in future. that's a major part of las vegas' worth. that's a case that we will see develop over the next weeks and months. and it will be very interesting to look at, and what it means for the broader casino world around that area. >>> on the other side, you've been speaking about shoppers and consumers in the united states and whether they've actually changed their ways. the retail sector doesn't seem to point to that. the anticipation was that you'd see a retail sales number of 0.3%. it was actually 1%. walmart p

here to break down the numbers is cnbc's arabile gumede. good morning. >> that uptick has actually been very phenomenal. at the beginning of august, we saw a big draw-down across the major stocks across the world. why? because we had job numbers out of the united states that pointed to what seemed like a slightly more bleak picture for the month and the anticipation was that the federal reserve would have to cut interest rates quite significantly, as much as 50 basis points this one go. maybe even have an emergency meeting, but that wasn't the case. the rhyest of the month saw calmness restored and an uptick come into play. so much so that actually the market reversed its losses then for the month of august. so the dow jones industrial managing to move up 500 points in the month of august, so much so that it gained and hit a record high. unfortunately, on the other side, though, you did see the nasdaq which has a lot of tech companies. that saw a low for about half a percent. on the other side, though, the 30-year bond yield has drawn down

arabile gumede is here with those details. good morning, arabile. >> good morning, frances.s is a big story, really, for stub hub who have come out and said that they're disappointed that they have gone through with this, they believe it is within the law. they used drip pricing. they are a ticket reseller. they've apparently sold, since engaging in this activity, it sold 4.9 million tickets, then, and elicited $118 million in hidden fees, just in washington, d.c. alone since 2015. so this is a massive claim then that could happen. if this goes nationwide then, one can imagine the kind of lawsuit we're talking about overall. also make note of the other story there, frances. that's taco bell pointing out its a.i. plan around some of its restaurants, then. this is not new, actually, this is something significant that might be playing out within the restaurant industry. mcdonald's just put out their automotive order takeout machine. they say they're going to pull those out of some of their restaurants because it was with ibm, and they're looking to go with a different partner.

richard. >> arabile, thank you.d have a good week. >>> nasa will bring on spacex to bring home two astronauts who have been stuck on the international space station since june after their boeing spacecraft ran into problems with its thrusters. as marissa par reports it's one of two big missions ahead for spacex. >> reporter: spacex counting down for two critical missions, the company tapped to bring astronauts back to earth in february. the duo has made the international space station home nearly three months after launching on boeing's starliner. that spaceship set to return home without them because of thruster issues that left the two stranded. boeing saying in part we continue to focus on the safety of the crew and spacecraft. and in just days -- >> it's been a really exciting journey. >> reporter: dr the polaris dawn mission will include the first all civilian space walk and a walking orbit 870 miles above earth. together scott, sara and two others will do star links come tests. two astronauts will step out of

arabil was waiting for us. now a part of those memories are depicted in the book summer 1369 written by morteza sarhangi. we ourselves saw the return of our captives at the border of khosravi. but we did not see them go. how to go this book says it's 40 and 40, and these memories tell how they got captured. well title the book has been extracted. we used to find the moments of captivity in books and read them, we would cut from the book and from the 730 titles of the book, 150 titles of memories were selected, which finally reached the 40 memories that you see in the book. the answer letter of the loyal candidate arrived. if 100 years. as long as your captivity lasts, i will sit at your feet , i am sure that you will come back very soon. he has been captured by the regime were one of the features of this book is that the author at the end of the letter. the memory has provided additional information about that memory to the audience. zeinab soleimani, sed and cima news agency. in march when i was in gaza i met

we have arabile here to cover this story.rabile, walk us through what iag said this morning and if investors are showing positivity toward this stock. what should investors make from the announcement from iag this morning? >> reporter: good morning, silvia. look, when you compare to some of the other airlines that we've been speaking to, we have been speaking to wiz az air the othe day. one note for sure is there is a stark difference with the performance of the flag carrier, iag with british airways and iberian fading within that portfolio amongst others. what is interesting is the transformation program seems to be putting out sufficient growth for the company to maintain the strong economic picture for now at least. one thing is they expect demand to improve. let's remember that figure of 1.24 billion actually is a slight drawdown from the 1.25 billion that we have previously seen. the interesting part to that is it still beat out estimates from the market. you saw even the margin, the operating margin of one-time expenses

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are ready at the border of hajj imran, which will immediately transport the pilgrims to arbaeen to arabil and from there to karbala, each pilgrim for only 13 iraqi dinars, which is 500 thousand tomans. they go to erbil and from there with 25 dinars, that is, every pilgrim with one million, 700,000 tomans can reach karbala, and i can say that the traffic was so fast here last year, the average traffic speed was 3 minutes , but this year, with optical fiber and the infrastructure that has been prepared, this amount can be believed. ok , it was a special quorum. it reached 30 seconds. i was talking with the iranian pilgrims at the border. from the training itself to getting into the iraqi cars , it only took about 7 minutes. we can say that it is a very good quorum. now they are ready to serve zahiran from bazargan border to tamerchin border be arbaeen hosseini. i am from my colleague, mr. shokriazi, a reporter of sed and sima news agency in tamrchin border in azarbaijan province.