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lowered guidance cited supply chain issues 4x headwinds and shortage of veterinary workers under armour sales topped estimates. they also gave strong full year guidance despite expectations of more discounting to clear inventory. tune in to "closing bell" at 3:00 p.m. eastern for an interview with under armour's interim ceo, and also founder, kevin plank. >> and carmaker stulants is urging owners of more than a quarter million older vehicles to stop driving them after toccata airbags exploeted, killing three more people. cars include certain dodge and chrysler models from 2005 through 2010 all had been recalled back in 2015 fatalities bring the death toll from exploding airbags to at least 32 worldwide best to get that checked jon. >> yes, bertha, thanks >> fed chair powell signaling no pivot or rate cut is coming anytime soon, even after the fed's fourth 75 basis point hike yesterday. so are there key tech names at risk here? domchu takes a look. >> we're looking at a key metric valuations in the market have become even a bigger focal point. higher rates mean lower market multiples and

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ataka missiles that they have long requested and we still refuse to send, ukraine — and tanks and armoureders, ukraine will be able to launch a significant offensive farther to the east and the south, and maybe even cut the land bridge to crimea. but we would have to help them by providing the necessary equipment. is that going to happen? i mean, the us has been talking quite a bit about wanting dialogue to play a big part in this, hasn't it? i think that that's a serious mistake by the administration. we now have the kremlin soldiers on their heels. now is the time to help ukraine make more advances, to free ukrainians who are living under terror, under russian occupation, and to talk about negotiations at this pointjust plays to putin's sense that the west is weak and he can outlast them in ukraine, so these is a serious at least tactical, not even strategic, error on the part of the biden administration. right. and in terms of the significance of this particular withdrawalfrom kherson, do you think the people out celebrating across ukraine tonight are right to think that it has brought

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a eels, large armoured and through parts begin their day. brown spiny and red slipper lobsters. the latter, endemic to st. helena, take advantage of the dark to move around in safety. gregarious and sedentary species, these pre historic looking creatures are the focus of a new tagging program or by monitoring the population. the research is hoped to shed light on their life cycle and behavior and determine if they can be sustainably fished with only the narrow beam of their torches, each lobster is caught by hand and given a tag, which will identify it if it is recaptured. after carefully recording the information needed, her docile crustaceans are released back into the darkness to continue their enigmatic lives. anticipating a dramatic increase in tourism the island is in a race to obtain baseline information on its natural resources. to understand how much can be taken without compromising the population's health. if this is still possible or when you start putting all those pieces together, you look at how many of them, when you look at the, the amounts in the quantities and

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the russian back authority, because of course on is that they say that ukrainian must be constant armoured vehicles along the 1st on axis and a high number of run, there's been increased number of artillery strikes, taking place on the city. and of course, her son is a very important city, both politically and militarily for russia is the only regional capital that they've managed to capture. since the start of the war. it's a gateway to crimea and the rest of the size of also the ukrainian managed to take a both the russian troops. the so far what we hear is that there's no electricity in carson. and the reason, given that by the russian forces is what they, according to the act of public college, under politicians in the us making a last ditch attempt to sway voters ahead of tuesday's mid term elections. republicans are looking to win back control of congress. they hope voters will punish prison. jo biden's, democrats, the high inflation making at least 19 people have been killed in a plane crash and tens in the in the craft operated by precision. it crashed into like victoria, as it att

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no actually, our army managed to capture a couple of helicopters and armoured vehicles, so it tells youatter how much time the russian army have, they still have this visible week command, you know, weak motivation of the russian army. so they leave even precious equipment behind, undamaged, which our army can use. so clearly on the motivation side, we are prevailing this is extremely important for the army, and four civilians. can this is extremely important for the army, and four civilians.— army, and four civilians. can good morale on — army, and four civilians. can good morale on your— army, and four civilians. can good morale on your side _ army, and four civilians. can good morale on your side overcome - army, and four civilians. can good j morale on your side overcome the obvious advantage the russians enjoy in terms of their long and well—established military? in terms of their long and well-established military? yes, this is clearly the _ well-established military? yes, this is clearly the case _ well-established military? yes, this is clearly the case and _ well-established mi

take a look at under armour here moving in the opposite direction.ger revenue, stocks going up 13%. really positive comments from the ceo on the conference call and they're not seeing cus custs cancel orders and they have a opportunity to increase prices. good for shareholders and not for customers. they didn't specify however. another winner and ebay has a strategy selling they focused on cheaper luxury and it's working. ashley: ebay up 5%. nearly two-thirds of donations, this is interesting of senate candidates coming from out of state contributors and the flood of money drowning out issues at local level. we'll have that story coming up. border agents find over 100 migrants crammed into a tractor trailer heading towards the southern boarder and they were stuck in the trailer for over six hours. bill malugin has the very latest in the next hour. and biden accused republicans for trying tossup press voters. >> to suppress the right of voters and subvert the electoral system itself. we cannot ignore the impact it's having on our country. ashley: rhon

hearing from the russian back authorities on is that they say that you cranium must be constant armoured vehicles along the 1st on axis and a high number and run there's been increased number of artillery strikes, taking place on the city. and of course course on is a very important city, both politically and militarily, for russia. it's the only regional capital that they've managed to capture since the start of the war. it's a gateway to crimea and the rest of the size of also the ukrainians managed to take a closer russian troops. the so far, what we hear is that there's no electricity in carson. and the reason, given that by the russian forces is what they, according to the act of public college politicians in the us making a last ditch attempt to sway voices have tuesdays mid term elections. republicans are looking to win back control of congress. they hope voters will punish president, jo, biden's, democrats for high inflation. the u ins. climate change summit has opened in egypt for the warning that our planet is industrious. delegate comp $27.00 have agreed to officially add to t

under armour up 14%, $8 stock and up $1., much better outlook than expected and that stock up 13%. knack disease side included is -- nasdaq side including ebay and up 3% and nvidia up 2% and they have the nasdaq winners. also take a look at ten year treasury yield and jumped up to 4.2% but now down a little bit but still up there above 4% at 4.1%. take ago look at the price of oil this weekend, that's down about $20 at $1630. we're looking at bitcoin and up to $128 and the price of oil is down, 1.5% at $88.66 a barrel and natural gas is down nearly 2% to $6.14. let's take a look at the average price for a gallon of regular across the country. it's a $3.77. if you rely on diesel, not so good. the average cost of diesel around the country $5.30. that hurts. business model, lauren, what is he saying? lauren: it's mark who led uber's lobbying efforts and he's righting the ship but has a long way to go but the model is unsustainable and they want ability and the contractors but they want benefits like paid sick time and that woul

version. numbers are going to fix the on to the badge to know some to child carrying mother to brooklyn armour some nice, 13 football when i was 7 years old and i play in one big room and i checked the ball to the wall figure that does my money to change the mirror and then read the tape, the face of the scene. there was the one of the best play of the school soul. my brother said, don't you up football because i know you reach something. we lost our father. last intuition comes some reach people and the charity people help us. i went to this will awful bull. and after a one year from my city, i went to take her on. and then after 2 months for i'm 15, i go to national teen. i play almost 1112 years until now. the most important person in my life is my mom because she walks her laughter. when my father does, she stay for us to grow up or me and my brothers really well. she walks outside to give us a motivation to give us food. at least to be hell i have model the model number of what was going among of them now the some good to that the only good moment allison . we're gonna my family's i'm goo

they are saying that the suspect, 31-year-old andre bing, did not wear body armour or a ballistic vest during the shooting. the police say that at least 50 people are believed to have been inside this walmart at the time of the shooting last night. to get you an idea of the kind of kcarnage that was experience, processing this crime scene, the police say, is going to take days. >> he just looked around the room and just shot. there were people just dropping to the floor. >> reporter: another mass shooting less than 70 hours after one in colorado. this time at a chesapeake, virginia, walmart, busy with holiday shoppers. brianna tyler, an employee who witnessed the shooting, recounting the horror of what took place last night just as she arrived for her overnight shift. >> he shot near my head, and it was about inches away. and in that moment i was thinking it was like a simulation type of thing, like this is what we do if we have an active shooter. and i think i thought that because i recognized his face. >> reporter: the city of chesapeake identifying the shooter as 31-year-old andre b

s&p 500 winners, under armour, up 10 percent. of course, it's a $7 stock.ebay also moving higher. on the nasdaq, ebay, booking holdings, intel up there and tesla, by the way, up about a quarter of a percent. ross stores also up about a quarter of a percent. now let's take a look at the 10-year treasury yield as the fed made its announcement of raising rate, up went the 10-year yield with. it's now up nearly 10 basis points at 4.2%. gold is down nearly 2% at $1620 per troy ounce. let's take a look at bitcoin which has been in the same region now for a while, it's right at 20,158, up $41. take a look at the price of oil, if we can, that's down $2 at $88 a daryl. -- a barrel. taking a look at nat gas with the winter fast approaching, nat gas down 3% at $6.06. by the way, the average price for a gallon of egg right now across the country -- of regular across the country, $3.77. and, oh, yes, for a gallon of diesel, ouch, those semis paying a lot of money, $5.30. all right, coming up, president biden claims the extreme maga republicans want to suppress the right

. >> after 2 years of gains gap, american eagle, a victoria's secret and under armour all say that theires were down from 2021. supply chain bottlenecks for peril. eu starting this spring as people started to shift there, spending spending more on travel, restaurants and entertainment. and at that time, retail companies had an excess supply of clothing. gas prices are dropping right ahead of thanksgiving holiday travel, the average price for a gallon of gas is now falling. $0.72 from a month ago in california. according to aaa, gas is now out 5.43. in california in san francisco. 5. 57, that price drops run 10%, $0.10 in the east and north bay's lower would to production costs for we're finding has caused prices to decline. aaa is expecting one of the busiest seasons for road travel in recent years, but it's not clear if that. do anything too. the demand to drive prices back up. coming up during our next half hour here on kron, 4 news at 3 flight attendants with american airlines take to the picket lines at sfo. what they're not demanding. >> and how the airline is responding. plus, a me

under armour shares rising 6.4%, even though there was a disappointment in forecasts.increased some of their forecasts. this goes to the year-to-date action considering under armour is lower 66% year to date. the clear winners have been the energy companies. and some earnings we have been getting conference. conocophillips coming $20 billion of buybacks. feeds into this question of how much little pressure will be. jeremy hunt in the u.k. proposing windfall taxes and some oil majors. sheer energy reported to report earnings. tom, how do you deal with this as a politician at a time when you need to be investing and you need them heading into the winter? tom: the windfall debate will continue. we know that for certain. yesterday, somewhere in the vicinity of two thirds of the way through the fed decision, there was a modest note citigroup. they framed out a 5% to year yield. to discuss that, the global head of credit strategy. how does your world change if the two year yield moves from .0% to 5.0%? what are we going to live with a 5% to year yield? >> thanks for having m

of light. upon us the armour of light. son jesus christ came to visit us , in christ came to visit us, in great humility, that in the last day, when he shall come again , day, when he shall come again, his majesty to judge his glorious majesty to judge both the and the dead, we both the quick and the dead, we may to the life immortal through him who lives and reign us with thee holy ghost. now thee and the holy ghost. now evermore. amen. you have been watching calvin's common sense crusade with me. calvin robinson. i'll be back with you next sunday at 2 pm. nana akua is up next. before that, here's your latest weather dashboard podcast . the looking ahead to podcast. the looking ahead to this evening's weather and the uk is looking wet in the southeast with some showers across parts. let's take a look at the details. southwest and england will see a mix of clear spells and scattered showers. this evening. the showers will be mainly across devon and cornwall and could be locally heavy. skies the south—east of england will r

this property has been reprogrammed and we now have amazon, home depot, under armour, volkswagen, the offshore initiative as well as the yards collecting to the class one. so it is a hub for the future transitioning from the steel yard production facility to its modern needs. so, i am a strong advocate for the legislation we are talking about today but i would like to focus on one aspect how we can do perhaps even a stronger job. we know that most are located in challenging communities. these are older communities by definition with older types of facilities. so, how do we focus the legislation to be more effective with regards to environmental justice and helping the underserved communities? i welcome your thoughts as to how we look at the reauthorization how do we want to provide additional incentives so that we can reach those communities. sometimes sites might be kind of small or large. they might be located in urban centers or rural communities. but how do we deal with the unusual commitments to communities that don't have the same resources that other communities may have? >> wh

but they did not have time to organize the mass production of these guns; these guns were short of armour-piercingefore the war. uh, in just a few months. it turned out that we have a huge amount of armor-piercing shells produced in 1938-39, a defective sword. there was no technology, and they, uh, had absolutely almost zero armor penetration. of course, not all wehrmacht tanks were of the latest series and the same forty-five could cope with them, but it was not only a matter of technical characteristics, as a rule, the matter is considered exclusively in the context of breaking through. it will not break through. well, if we made a cannon there that can penetrate any enemy tank, then we have good anti-tank artillery, no problem. there aren't any more, actually. the guns themselves are a smaller part of the problem of the anti-tank artery, and a great honor this is the problem it was used as the basis of the german blitzkrieg tactics, the use of tanks in the sectors was massive. breakthrough. this put the anti-tank artillery in a vulnerable position, the german tank battalion attacked on a front

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going out and dresses being more in demand, wonder how those companies, the nike, lululemon, under armourre exposed to athleisure are faring >> i was surprised when i talked to dick's sporting goods, he said there's still strong demand it may mean these brands have the staying power. some of the active wear on the shoe side need to be replaced. you run through running shoes or need to get your child fresh cleats that may help, but it's hard to say how companies like lululemon will do and if that demand for athleisure is still strong as people get ready for holiday parties again. >> personally, i'm still buying jeans over leggings and sweat pants. it's been a while. just one person's anecdote there. melissa, thank you >> that brings us to our twitter question of the day. we want to know, which company will win the holiday shopping season here are your options. amazon, apple, walmart, or best buy. head over to cnbc overtime on twitter to vote right now. we'll share the results later in the show >>> after the break, tom lee from fund stratweighs in on binance's new balance for a crypto recov

outlook slamming the stock just one of several companies with softer guidance today including under armourmoderna, peloton, zillow. take a look at futures we're back after a short break to adapt in a fast changing world, you could hire a professional pit crew. go, go, go. sorry. nope. okay. fresh donuts - hot coffee! they deliver real time data and business forecasts when you need it. i think it was fine how it was. (air tool sound) to help you stay ahead of the curve... or you could use workday. the finance, hr and planning system that helps cfos make better decisions faster. on the other hand, we had a great fourth quarter. for a accelerate your decision-making world. workday. for a changing world. >>> companies are pulling back their ad budgets because they're uncertain if there will be a recession or not, and so a lot of ad campaigns are being canceled, and so that's why -- so, i think this holiday season, given the unique set of environments and characteristics is probably going to be different than the typical holiday season >> that's roku's anthony wood on the call last night. the s

kane's wearing an armour.hough you could actually could argue if he's actually eating perhaps it does eating a book, perhaps it does cease become an empty cease to become an empty gesture. then you probably gesture. but then you probably won't wear really is going won't wear if he really is going to get booked it. is he to get booked for it. is he actually to wear it. actually going to wear it. that's question. i think that's the question. i think he'd because i think he'd be mad too, because i think the whole should about the whole thing should be about football. what this football. that's what this should be about. this whole tournament. not going tournament. that's not going to happen. only happen. hopefully it is the only thing make this thing that can make this worthwhile at the moment, isn't it? i saw about 45 it? i mean, i saw about 45 minutes of the first game, too, though sure that was though i'm not sure that was total football, but a hopefully football and not football will win. and we're not talkin

kane's wearing an armour.hough you could actually could argue if he's actually eating perhaps it does eating a book, perhaps it does cease become an empty cease to become an empty gesture. then you probably gesture. but then you probably won't wear really is going won't wear if he really is going to get booked it. is he to get booked for it. is he actually to wear it. actually going to wear it. that's question. i think that's the question. i think he'd because i think he'd be mad too, because i think the whole should about the whole thing should be about football. what this football. that's what this should be about. this whole tournament. not going tournament. that's not going to happen. only happen. hopefully it is the only thing make this thing that can make this worthwhile at the moment, isn't it? i saw about 45 it? i mean, i saw about 45 minutes of the first game, too, though sure that was though i'm not sure that was total football, but a hopefully football and not football will win. and we're not talkin

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you've got his own back benches show some benches beginning to show some in the as far as his in the armour olivia, thank you very indeed. as you say, the boat are being rocked from all sides at moment. and talking of boats being rocked, of course, the latest we've got from our own correspondent white is at seven boats. thank you very much , olivia. i'll i'll let very much, olivia. i'll i'll let you go. we've got david davies coming up but in terms of the boats got seven boats we're being told. coming the channel today with the weather conditions having improved. and as we that letter go in from 50 mp including david davis asking for the laws be changed. the slavery laws actually give some more weaponry to the government. well, earlier we spoke to conservative mp for ashfield lee about that letter. here's what he had to say . about that letter. here's what he had to say. i agree about that letter. here's what he had to say . i agree with he had to say. i agree with everything within the letter . my everything within the letter. my problem is, is we're sending too many letters. this is obvio

and that certainly is the week miss in keir starmer's armour.kers on the picket lines . and sunak knows picket lines. and sunak knows starmer isn't able to you know , starmer isn't able to you know, remove the whip from mp who want to do that . angela rayner did it to do that. angela rayner did it a couple of ago. starmer's deputy so it's not quite possible for someone just to get of anyone who's, who's backing the strikers and it would make life very difficult for him. his trade union supporters well. so certainly storm has a problem with his backbenchers . sunak has with his backbenchers. sunak has a with his backbenchers a problem with his backbenchers . and both going to keep . and they're both going to keep using against olivia using that against other. olivia at westminster , thanks very much at westminster, thanks very much for updating there . well, for updating us there. well, let's head from the sunshine in westminster to sunshine of doha . get the very latest on the world cup and speak to our news. correspond paula hawkins, who's ther

on the immigration question in the stickiest armour seems to have his finger on the pulse of what therouble with labour, they always have to speak for they forked tongue because on the one hand you know starmer and others were campaigning at the last election for, you know , free election for, you know, free access to this country . now, he access to this country. now, he obviously knows that that's not a winner, but i don't think that i think only a fool would really believe that . labour don't just believe that. labour don't just say what they think gets them out of a hole at the particular moment that they're being sort of crossing examined on this. but that applies to every old politician. oh yeah, of course. to some degree . not me, of to some degree. not me, of course. you know, i was an exception in saying various things ahead . it's almost like things ahead. it's almost like he's setting the agenda on a lot of issues. but this is the problem. he is. of issues. but this is the problem. he is . i mean, i do not problem. he is. i mean, i do not understand why sunak seems to have