very favorable to the family of archer-daniels-midland. from decisions to meat processing plants to a tax credit that appears to put hundreds of millions of dollars in archer-daniels-midland's pockets. i mean, he might absolutely have done those things anyway without his private business dealing with archer-daniels-midland. archer-daniels-midland insist they got no special treatment from perdue during the trump administration. they said they didn't give his company a deal on the sale at all even though they previously asked him for $4 million for the parcel and then sold it to him for a quarter of $1 million. but the past looms here. and if you are the new administration coming in after something like this, with stuff like this and all the agencies, you can't just let it lie in history, right? you have to clean this up. you at least have to investigate it, don't you? joining us now is desmond butler investigative reporter of the washington post. mr. butler, thank you so much for joining us tonight appreciate you being here. >> thanks so mu

but he was pretty elusive. >> now archer daniels midland says this wasn't a sweet deal. this wasn't a special deal for perdue on his way to becoming a trump cabinet secretary who was in a position 0 do nice things for that company. they said first of all, they didn't get any favors from him. second of all, this wasn't that great of a deal. explaining it as an underperforming asset. one of the things i found very interesting you did quite a bit of leg work to figure out what this sale might -- might have been priced at in fair market value. >> right. >> you spoke with both the county tax assessors office. they did an investigation of that property but you got an independent assessor to look at it, is that right? >> that's right. we had a professional appraiser look at it. and his estimation came out at about $5.7 million. we then got a second appraiser to review that. and he concurred. >> so, if it was a property that is independently appraised at $5.7 million, and perdue somehow landed it for $250,000, i understand there's complicated issues and disclosure here, him on h

. >> and the sky is the limit for archer aviation, revealing its maker. on "squawk on the street" so don't go anywhere >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." two passengers testing positive for covid on the first north american cruise since 2020. ay a look at what it might mean for future sailing >> i was told that all close contacts of those two passengers were tested, and it all came back negative. that's an important update and a sign the cruise line's safety protocols are working. the goal is to insure they can isolate infected passengers and make sure covid does not spread. now, this is the celebrity millennium, the first sailing out of north america in 15 month. passengers were required to show proof of vaccination and a negative pcr test before boarding and routine testing throughout the cruise. both prc and antigen testing at every port one passenger telling me the mood on board has not changed. everyone still seems to be having a great time. all activities are continuing as normal the captain is keeping everyone informed now, in order to dis

we will be in los angeles to witness archer aviation unveiling their fine factory.ience who remembers bill haley and his comets's rock around the clock. that is from the distant past. 11:0 one eastern time on wednesday june 9th. straight to your money i see some green but not a lot of it. dow is up 38, nasdaq 37. the meme stocks, there is some action, not as dramatic as it has been in the past. wendy's is down 10%. amc is down, game stop at a fraction. 3:05 a share in game stock. now this. it is a set up. just as inequality ramps up, a left-wing media outlet leaks details about taxes paid by the superrich. q the outrage, these billionaires paid less then the socialists think they should. what an outrage. the irs, tax information, was illegally leaked, to galvanize public opinion against the rich so we accept the seizure of their wealth. that is what senators warren and sanders demand, confiscation, seizure, they will take it off you and biden wants the irs to have access to more measures that would make it easier to them to grab it off you. confiscation made easy. t

a couple of years before all this, before he was in line for the agriculture secretary position archer daniels midland started talking with perdue's company about selling him this parcel. they bought it for $25 million. when they went to him about it in 2015, they asked perdue's company if he wanted to buy it for $4 million. that was 2015. after trump won, as perdue was about to come secretary of agriculture, they decided to sell it to him not for the $4 million they already asked him for. they decided to sell it to him for $250,000, which dsmond butler points out was 1/16 of what the company asked perdue's farm to pay for it just two years earlier. back to desmond butler's piece -- quote, the timing of the sale, perdue was about to become the most powerful in u.s. agriculture raises legal and ethical issues. to whether the transaction could have been an attempt to influence an incoming government official, in violation of the bribery statutes. julie o'sullivan, a former federal prosecutor tells the post, quote, this stinks to high heaven. kwoerkt it deserves a prosecutor's attentional

first with archer aviation announcing their maker aircraft. i'm out here in l.a.nd the unveiling of the maker aircraft we're real excited that's an electrical vertical pickup landing aircraft. it's going to be really exciting to help our customers in congested cities and then the second partnership we announced here just recently is with boom supersonic. really excited to bring supersonic travel back to the flying public. >> you know, a lot of people look at this, mike, they'll say, look, we don't expect a company to sit still things change. companies evolve they make bets on future products they expect to pay off. at the same time you guys lost over $7 billion last year. you have $35 billion in debt there may be a few investors looking at united's balance sheet saying, really, is this the time to start a venture capital fund what do you say to those investors? >> yeah, we did. we look at the demand returning from our customers, both leisure and now corporate is starting to pick up and it's very robust so we're really excited about the future the thing about the a

there you see the same ornamentation that shows up in this archer. the often in vested answers, venus reminds me of the film, metropolis true system. architects and artists designed all kinds of objects. even gadgets, cutlery. they built the basis for the interdisciplinary approach that would make the bow house world famous kits disappeared. and here we have pizza barons very time dining room, his invoice. everything was designed by peter barons and then manufactured by various companies and factories that but it could all be purchased as a complete work of art because i'm concerned this is also how it was displayed and barely, and very time department store in 1000. no 2 oscar, which is quite remarkable. and modern, it is enough at the me with the oh, i'm not leaving without climbing off the wedding tower. and the entry way is already stunning. him. from here we see the kiss by free to call him clicking. designed especially for the, for of the wedding tower of the tower, was a gift from the city of dom, start to the ground juke and loot. with these

business is a rampant and brazen thefts, many tied to archer criminal operations, are escalating at a rate they've never seen before. >> i have to take matters into my own hands every single day of the week. >> the district attorney's office and police have to hold these folks accountable, monitor them effectively. and in some cases, escalate consequences. >> romero is also being charged with seven other shoplifting incidents, all since early may. >>> a san francisco police officer needed five stitches in his eyebrow after tackling of fleeing burglary suspect yesterday. the pre-dawn breaking did about $6000 worth of damage to the store. >>> still to come, resident biden's promise to the bay area when it comes to curbing crime. >>> plus, a silicon valley tech pioneer found dead in a jail cell overseas. >>> still have not gotten your covid shot? tonight, new incentives for giants fans. >>> a tahoe homeowner hears a noise and discovers a garage band of bears. >>> and we are keeping track of all the bay area drought updates on our website. >>> a live look at oracle park where the giants a

archer unveiling its 12-rotor, all-electric aircraft last night in its bid to dominate the urban air have it. all sorts of things going on in the aviation world. all sorts of things going on in the sec world as well. apparently, proposing new rules for corporate disclosures that include board diversity and climate change. what about trading in meme stocks? here now with more on this, charlie gasparino, who's going to break it. charlie? >> ashley, that's involved as well, so i'll get to that in a minute. a. ashley: okay. [laughter] >> these are proposed rules. the sec puts them out for comment. i just looked over them. the woke capitalism aspect something that gary gensler, the new chairman, has been pushing. it does appear in these new rules, and one is disclosures about board diversity. he wants also on climate change issues, and, you know, i don't know how a company like amazon -- i mean, some of this sounds like it's excessive. i don't know how a big wall street firm, you know, climate change issues apply to them. they do underwriting for enough green businesses? it is -- the way

brother archer is said to be excited about his sister's arrival. >>> the man's bestselling solo artist. garth brooks is among 5 artists celebrated for contributions to american culture. he has long been able to win awards and fill arenas. the first record by brooks went gold leading to a rise for prominence in the 1990s gayle king asked him how he handled all of that fame. >> i did not handle it well. a nation watches you grow up. you wish you can take things back but now if changing anything then meant any part of now would change, no thank you. >> you can watch the kennedy center honors tonight. airing at 8:00 p.m. right here on kpix5. >>> but airing right now is the latest on the weather and it sounds like it will be windy enough to fly an iron kite. >> tomorrow, second half of the day and a lot of the typical places that you would expect it. take a look at the video over san jose. this is from the foothills. on the east side of the santa clara valley. if you got good eyesight you can see downtown there under the haze under the view. take a look at the full screen. san jose you are

archer aviation unveiled their flying taxi, a 2-seater, it is electric and you were watching this.ctually take off you >> 2024 in los angeles, in miami. archer aviation unveiling the autonomous electric 2-seater aircraft called the maker which we will use for testing and it works toward certification of a larger 5 seater so the model unveiled thursday is not what archer will take to the sky. it looks great but this is a mockup right now. the maker and the 5 seater have 12 rotors on the aircraft meaning they can move sideways, up and down. these flying taxis in the future. archer led to the billion-dollar order with united airlines so we will see if we get commercial operations in miami and los angeles, seems a little too ambitious at this point. stuart: have you flown in one of these electric vertical takeoff machines? >> i have been in one but not in the sky. uber elevate at these events, the aviation -- make these flying taxis. stuart: i'm laughing because it is like asking kamala harris did you go to the border. i'm sorry. i didn't mean to. no offense. >> i will next time. stuar

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however, part of the archer protest does depend on targeting the moment, which are most precious to you to put in to publicize your message, and therefore detracting from this. this also explains why, despite his mild manner, peter title has always provoked strong even violent reaction. above all, the pizza, tactile story, underlines a crucial importance of stamina in political campaigning. from being the most bodily cheated candidates in violet and history. to his accolades, as the most hated man in betton, he knows to be the political landscape where many of his views have guided as mainstream. even conventional. whether this restless campaign is altogether comfortable with that new acceptance still remains to be seen. it would not be surprising if the mainstream media had to dust diner. i made headlines about peter tycho once again that for life and myself, alex and all this, you'll stay safe. i hope to see you all again next. ah, me, in the long when i will show the wrong when all just don't the rules. yes. to fill out the thing because the application and engagement equals the trai

however, part of the archer protest does depend on targeting the moment which are most precious due to points to publicize your message, and therefore, detracting from this. the thought explains why, despite his mild manner, peter title has always provoked strong. even violent reaction above all to peter tactual story, underlines a crucial importance of stamina and political campaigning. from being the most badly treated candidates in violet and history. to his accolades, as the most hated man in person, he knows to be the political landscape where many of his views have guided as mainstream. even conventional. whether this restless campaigners altogether comfortable with that new acceptance still remains to be seen. it would not be surprising if the mainstream media had to dust diner. i think headlines about peter talked to once again that for life and myself, alex and all this, you'll stay safe. i hope to see you all again next. ah, me soon the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic developmen

and it's a complete archer on the setup, so can already be compatible with that. i would say no, but obviously they are, they play the game where we're in, but we're not saying, i mean, we're not the only non national country, but i've had questions recently showing the closer and closer move to a lot of nasal activities. and they just say, i know we're only observing or we're, we're not fully involved. they are, they have loads on their hands too. as far as i'm concerned. you said it's a great new form of protection for the continent and the arms. companies of course, say they're great employers on balance. how do you think buying and push in view each other and imagine whether members of the global south look to putin as something in a defender against us, a gemini? how do you see the meeting? yeah, i mean, look at it. huge amount to high about us, a lot of game played on posturing of home. boy, boy, you know, he's going to talk with you this choice, which is not really helpful, but at the same time they are the think it is a little bit of a sort of a departure

bring in our diplomatic edison jane space in london who's also covering this story for us today on archers era. we've heard james from the us secretary of state and also the german foreign minister after the bilateral meeting, early in, lynn setting, the mood ahead of his conference on libya. the u. s. as adam was saying, much more involved this time around. absolutely, there's a very different position, olivia, from the biden administration compared with the trump administration when you had the 1st of these libya meetings. back in january 2020. it was a leader level angular miracle. the german chancellor was chairing the meeting, but there was one leader who was absent and that was donald trump, the president, the united states. and he was represented by secretary of state mike palm, peo, president trump not very interested in libya. no one of various points could work out which side the u. s. was actually supporting in the beer. one point president trump had a phone conversation with general hafta of the general have to may have taken as a green light to go towards his ill fated push to

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now they have to deal with this in management, given that you have seen the archers.ley: it is a company dealing with an increasingly competitive market. how are some of the other ev startups bearing? -- faring? dave: you are seeing them struggle. nikola's are particularly interesting example. you are looking at the past year. clearly, it's been good to a lot of these stocks, but nikola not so much. we should note, hindenburg attacked that company, as they did with lordstown, and then the leader departed, just as they have done at lordstown. so you could say a bit of history repeating itself here. amanda: it is a tough space. thank you for that. our stock of the hour with dave wilson. coming up, a pretty sizable move for dimensional. it is moving some mutual funds into an etf, becoming a top 10 player in the space. we will be speaking with the co-ceo, cio, gerard o'reilly. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. we are keeping our eyes on dimensional fund advisors, now becoming one of the biggest players in the massive etf space with t

you are looking at live pictures of the archer ceremony for the three chinese astronauts taking off foronth mission on china's new space station, the longest new crude mission to date for china. the satellite launch center is where they are heading. they will be the first crew to set foot in the space station launched earlier this year and we are looking at those three astronauts who will be in orbit for a period of three months. china is aiming to complete in orbit construction of the space station and the national space laboratory by 2022. the announcement of course has been hugely exciting, kathleen, in terms of national pride and the excitement over the chinese space program. kathleen: quite a day. howard marks is eyeing downtrodden debt in emerging markets as an investment opportunity, including in china. the firm's cofounder said it's time to take on risk. he spoke to bloomberg about where he is buying and telling. >> you look at where we were 15 months ago, it was a disaster. but potential to get worse, and now, we are in very good shape and all our markets and the economy are ve

at famed archers national park an even tougher scene with some turned away after driving hours to find parking lots full. >> it was very frustrating. we spent a lot of money and a lot of time trying to get over there. >> reporter: she's not alone. event enthusiast evelyn nickerson says it changes things. >> it will change what parks we go to. not all national parks, but it changes our planning, certainly. >> reporter: one reason yellowstone park is so annoying. you can't enjoy anything, it's so crowded. back in the rockies, jeff marmer choosing to be with nature, packed or not. >> everyone seems to be friendly. the smoky mountains brings the best out in people. >>> new video from the international space station to show you. astronauts began installing new solar panels today on the iss. after some technical delays in an earlier attempt, astronauts teamed up for a second space walk for new solar rays. they will provide a power boost to the station. >>> al roker who claimed the guinness world record book title of the most people in an online relay. more than 160,000 people will join al to

what is this france question archer member what country he is and how old is slow joe? biden time. i meant ask the panel what is older joe biden a particular product, inventor, historical event. whoever wins gets a lifetime supply of werther's original parade that is a big deal. i'm got to say i dropped my phone in the break. i was able to pick it up with my feet. so i am already feeling like a winner. kennedy: cat you've had some up and downs on game night you have a lot of fans on twitter who hope you are victorious, chris, cat, michael are you ready to play? >> okay question number one is for chris, what came first joe biden or the barbie doll? >> i am going to go with biden. kennedy: biden came first the barbie dolls invented in 1959. my favorite cadillac body. 1959. chris is on the board, catlett said you can get on the board with this. kat, what came first joe biden or air conditioning? tobacco joe biden came first. so far no my dear air-conditioning the modern air-conditioner first invented in 1902 by willis haviland carrier. what you talk about carrier? how can

that united airlines is invested in you look at shares of united they announced deal to invest in archer and this morning had on the head of united's new venture capital fund and he said we have $200 million we're looking to invest in various start ups or in those products or projects to help the bottom line in years to come and ev tall is part of that. melissa we will see more of this this is not the last airline to take a steak in an ev tall developer. i think we'll see more of this in months to come. >> so 2024 is an aggressive time frame from regular forry aspect but technology what kind of battery will they use sand it produced now. >> people in the industry think the battery is the least of the technological hurdle to ov overcome the bigger hurdlers are on the regulatory aspect of vertical take off and landing aircraft, they're designed to fly theoretically in urban areas so let's say you want to go from the offices in time square and to la guardia, hop in one of these, zip over there real quick. it sounds great on paper but when talking to people at the faa or other regulatory age

that arranged that this democrat lobbying group get-together with burisma was none other than devin archerer biden's business partner. that should tell us everything. we'll see what happens with this investigation. frankly, i don't know what is involved here. all i know is the report. probably shouldn't surprise us that you have this democrat lobbying group who were working or the burisma. we said there was a tie and link to the bidens 1 1/2 years ago. but we'll have to see what happens. >> martha: good thing that everybody is looking more closely at these foreign relationships to lobbying firms. part of this investigation had to do with rudy guliani and ukraine and now in this blue stars strategy group that was affiliated with burisma. >> will anyone from blue star strategy, will anyone have their home raided at 6:00 a.m. like mr. guliani, what happened with mr. stone in that's the other thing we'll see. who knows. >> martha: good question raised. thanks, congressman. good to see you. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: michigan's governor, gretchen whitmire laid out a plan that could see so

what do you believe was the big eyebrow archer for you in just what you learned in these interviews andld know what you've written? >> yasmin and i have talked about this a lot. we interviewed, as you said, more than 180 people. not a single person, chris, defended the response. not a single person said, we did the right thing. everyone knows it was a failure. these are people that made the decisions every day. some of the people feel terrible about it, but often they blame other. it was so and so's fault, it wasn't my fault, i did the best i could or there was a fog of war or that kind of thing. not a single person defends the response. and in the moment the people needed the government most, the government failed them and they're going to live with that legacy. >> one more excerpt -- i don't want to give away too much. i'll let you go on this. birx with pence, those people only listen to you, mr. vp, and the president. they don't listen to me. in two sentences she captured the whole mess, the whole tragedy. the country had broken in two. there were these people and those people. that

public affairs is now part of a much archer publishing house. as a founder, how do you process what happened to your company? guest: it was inevitable. we were sold to hachette in 2016. acquired. we were a partnership with our investors and at some point inevitably something would happen. we were -- acquired by hachette who have been very good to public affairs. they did not change anything of consequence. they would not give me a desk, but that's -- i found a thing in the wall street journal. which was an ad for something. it said, the average company lasts 20 years. how do you get to 100 daca -- 100? it was a start up. we stayed in the sometimes difficult years, of handling money, we made it to the point where someone wanted to bias. not to destroy us, or take us down, but to give us another life. so i said we got to the other shore. to this day, i think public affairs does what we set out to do, which is published a certain kind of book. if you have done it for 20 now -- may 29 is going to be our 24th anniversary of founding. my goodness. if

public affairs is now part of a much archer publishing house. as a founder, how do you process what happened to your company? guest: it was inevitable. we were sold to hachette in 2016. acquired. we were a partnership with our investors and at some point inevitably something would happen. we were -- acquired by hachette who have been very good to public affairs. they did not change anything of consequence. they would not give me a desk, but that's -- i found a thing in the wall street journal. which was an ad for something. it said, the average company lasts 20 years. how do you get to 100 daca -- 100? it was a start up. we stayed in the sometimes difficult years, of handling money, we made it to the point where someone wanted to bias. not to destroy us, or take us down, but to give us another life. so i said we got to the other shore. to this day, i think public affairs does what we set out to do, which is published a certain kind of book. if you have done it for 20 now -- may 29 is going to be our 24th anniversary of founding. my goodness. if

i think if jofra archer _ feel? i think it is very unwelcome. i think if jofra archer or _ feel?uage against muslim people and black people. he was voted into power i think in a very divisive anti—immigrant brexit campaign. and race hate went through the roof during the campaign. i think he's trying to bear undue influence in this case. it's almost as if his influence on the ecb, he wants to get some sort of outcome that he thinks is right. i think there's a real irony. if i was ollie robinson, i'm not sure i would want borisjohnson involved and trying to support me. boris johnson involved and trying to support me-_ support me. let's talk a little bit about, support me. let's talk a little bit about. you _ support me. let's talk a little bit about, you mention _ support me. let's talk a little bit about, you mention to _ support me. let's talk a little bit about, you mention to the - support me. let's talk a little bit. about, you mention to the schemes within the game, what the ecb have been trying to do to make cricket appear to be fairer, more diverse, and a game for everyone.

but i must single out dale archer meredith carr and chris christopher. and dr. libby o'connell my fellow commissioner and partner in steering the design process finally two indispensable men executive director, dan dayton who built the organization and led the fundraising and chairman terry hamby who inspired us with his passion and put his shoulder to the wheel at just those couple times when it was needed. i'm often asked why do we need a national world war i memorial we need it because the war was the most consequential event of the 20th century and you cannot understand our country or the world. we live in without understanding world war one. because the debates we have today about the roles of women and african-american's and immigrants in our society about the role of america in the world. about the proper balance between liberty and security. are about echoes of debates, we had 100 years ago. because the idealistic principles of president woodrow wilson set the direction of american foreign policy for the next hundred years. because the war could not have

with an environmentally friendly solution for people who hate to be stuck in traffic in los angeles, archeroducing an urban air taxi service. the aircraft can take off and land like a helicopter, but flies like a plane with little to no emissions. this runs on batteries, not fuel. in los angeles every day, there's 50 million daily trips, of which over five million take over an hour. and what we're really trying to do here is move that traffic. it's having trouble on the ground into the air. the company plans to charge customers 3 to $4. a mile production is set to begin next year, with the first aircraft set to go up in 2024 in the los angeles and miami markets. tesla is now delivering its new high performance version of the company's flagship electric sedan. ceo elon must unveiled the new model s plaid yesterday at the tesla plant in fremont. he says this car. is the fastest production car ever made. car can go from 0 to 60 in under two seconds has a range of almost 400 miles an hour and all new electric battery pack and a top speed of 200 mph as more electric cars hit the road, california

. >> this is pretty interesting bay area based archer has unveiled its first electric flying taxi the-seater taxi can reach speeds of 150 miles an hour with a range of 60 miles is capable of taking off and landing like a helicopter. but flies like a plane. the aircraft made his debut at a presentation in los angeles. the company says it will be ready for commercial passengers by 2024. and in the south bay. good news for travelers jetblue airways has returned to the net. a san jose airport with daily nonstop service to boston, logan airport. the airline has stopped this service back in april twenty-twenty because of the travel declines during the lockdown. >> 7.11 slurpee giveaway is coming back this time all month long during july not just on 7.11. it will be redeemable next month for members of the loyalty program. the convenience store is celebrating its 94th birthday wants to avoid having millions of americans crowd around supreme machines on july 11th coupons for the drinks will drop into people's accounts that they signed up for on july 1st. >> it feels good finally be on the job

. >> i'm leaving the frisco station, going north to archer street.t negro business places. going east for two or more blocks, there you would behold greenwood avenue. the negroes' wall street. >> mary parish was a remarkable woman. originally from mississippi. she had set up a secretarial school right on greenwood avenue to teach young women all these different skills so they could get work as secretaries to some of greenwood's black doctors and lawyers. >> this section of tulsa was a city within a city. every face seemed to wear a happy smile. >> we're sitting in the mackie house. that's lucy. they are really emblematic of the kind of middle class black person who lived in the greenwood community during its peak. i think if we fixate on the things that are glamorous and more flattering, and we forget the greenwood district is a part of a city called tulsa. you have a black segregated community that is not getting its fair share of tax dollars for infrastructure like roads, like sewer systems, and things like that. >> there was so much money in tulsa

rising, which is the world-class history center that's going up on the corner of greenwood and and archer to tell the entire narrative of the greenwood community, you know, it's important to people in the community that we not just fixate on the massacre that we understand. that we're talking about a community in a community consists of people. these were remarkable african-american people who created this incredible community who nurtured the community and sustained it through the destruction of the massacre rebuilt it substantially and it thrived through the 40s and 50s and early on into the 60s. so the the events are really marking both the massacre the anniversary of which we commemorate today, but also black wall street that economic and entrepreneurial character that existed in the community and made the community to talk of the nation, which is the title of your new book black wall street 100 and american city grapples with its historical racial trauma our guest is going to be with us for the next 75 minutes here on c-span's washington journal and on c-span trees and american histo

so you've got american with vertical aerospace, you've got united with its investment in archer aviation, and you're going to see more of this where airlines are taking a stake in these companies that are starting and manufacturing or plan to manufacture ev talls g guys, back to you. >> we just hope very, very good reliable batteries when it comes 2024, not too far in fact, when it comes time to take off with those, phil. thanks so much, phil lebeau. >>> let's get over to mike for a look at passive versus active flows of late, mike. >> it's been pretty much in place for a long time. this shows you the last dozen or 13 years cumulative net flows in passive funds going straight higher. actively managed funds just the flip side of it. what does this mean? well, the market gets this close to half of u.s. domiciled assets being impasse i've. it doesn't mean just s&p 500 but index capturing products look at the performance of blackrock which is, roughly speaking, more on the side of passive or at least low cost broad scale type asset products. it's an affiliated manager which is a collection o

gas, and that's up 110% this year and brigham minerals, what you would expect, a mineral company, archeriels midland, outperforming the markets dramatically, and the s&p is up 13%. and franco-nevada, a lot of the small gold mining companies also potential plays on inflation so scott, the bottom line is of course paul tudor jones has a great point here, but the market is there and the question now is whether there is another leg up in the commodity trade but from the commodity people, it's been a great year and a year they haven't seen in a very, very long time scott, back to you. >> yes, good stuff, bob. look forward to seeing you in person as well. >>> rick santelli in chicago now. hey, rick. >> good morning, scott looking at a 10-year, since the employment report a week ago friday, you will see that we have definitely given up some yield. prices have accelerated a bit. and do remember, that that disappointment at 559,000 was only a little less stayed, because it was less disappointing than the previous report, for april, at 266,000, so let's start the chart there and you can see, we're

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booms supersonic and archer going public via a spac unveiling aircraft in california united is doingerospace company about that, too. >> and $10.15, the spac. and the other one. joe -- joe who >> and then another one, i think, getting ready to go public via spac as well. a market that is picking up pace, at least from a -- >> i like to call them flying taxi, but that's not really fair. >> yeah, but they hate that. >> true. >> but boeing is one of the better performing names on the dow for now. as we said, session high up 290. >> yeah. head to break, look at the biggest leaders on the s&p after launching a new record high this morning. servicenow talked about earlier in the hour. isl-eri lilly, bio rad labs and brtomys. health care names rallied this week "squawk on the street" will be back. with a bang. energy and change came to every part of our universe. seismic or small it continues. (♪ ♪) change is all around us. (♪ ♪) shaped by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you, and your business. let there be change. accenture. hey, you wanna get out of here? we've got

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. >> well, bay area based archer has unveiled its first electric flying taxi the two-seater taxi can a range of 60 miles. it's capable of taking off and landing just like a helicopter but flies like a plane. the aircraft made its debut at a presentation in los angeles. the company says it will be ready for commercial passengers by 2024 padded into the future. marty. yeah, we sure if you want to get some place in a >> all right. well, still ahead on the next hour of kron. 00:00am morning news, cal iso asking all of us to conserve energy ahead of next week's heat spike. we have some tips for you on helping you conserve energy. >> also in the south bay a driver crashes into an indoor dining area, killing one person. we have details ah over the years, mercedes-benz has patented thousands of safety innovations. crash-tested so many cars we've stopped counting. and built our most punishing test facility yet, in our effort to build the world's safest cars. we've created crumple zones and autonomous braking. active lane keeping assist and blind spot assist. we've introduced airbags, side cur