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taylor: barrick c.e.o., mark bristow, thank you for the wide-ranging conversation there.a, we're going to go wide-ranging to one company. apple is unveiling the latest products. so far we heard new details on the watch, the ipad, and now we're finally getting that iphone 13. it is officially time for you to upgrade from your iphone 6. this is bloomberg. ♪ snoou taylor: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm taylor riggs with amanda lang. apple is under way right now. all eyes are on the new iphone 13, the apple watch series 7. joining us to discuss what we heard is the principal analyst at lopez research and bloomberg's executive editor for global technology tom giles. we are getting comments, of course, pretty much as we expected. some camera upgrades, some chip upgrades. i'm curious. we have not heard a lot about pricing. where are you when it comes to pricing and being a price setter but not alienating some consumers? >> you know, apple has to be careful. they have already pushed the upper edge of pricing. not quite as much as samsung has. but you have to be careful because

the big blow, starting cornerback jason barrick is out for the season with a torn acl. >> it's crushing. you know the bad luck he's had, put together these last two years, a lot of love for jv and respect him for as long as he's been around. i hurt for him. >> reporter: as for why i am in danville tonight, i am here to fight cancer, but i cannot do it all by myself. details coming up next hour. back to you in studio. >> can't wait to hear from you then. >> like the tee shot right behind you. straight down the middle. thanks. >>> still ahead at 5:30, local businesses are still struggling to keep the doors open, the challenges owners are now facing. >>> young children could be cleared to get vaccinated in just a matter of weeks. we will speak to a bay area medical expert come alive. >>> i'm john ramos in san >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now on kpix 5, streaming on cbsn bay area. more local news at 5:30, including a problem with san francisco's iconic cable cars out of service. >>> a possible game changer in the fight against covid-19. how soon kids could be eligible

michael barrick gets three yards. harbaugh still barking on the sideline.look great. with ohio state losing, could this be michigan's year? we are on the eve of the 49ers season opener against the lions. jared goff set to make his lions debut. the 49ers opened the schedule in detroit. they will stay on the east coast and practice in west virginia next week ahead of week two in philadelphia. jimmy garoppolo will be the starting cornerback, but expect to see packages for trey lance. many of the key players that held them to a super bowl run a few seasons ago. now it is time to play games that count. >>>> it feels like it has been a long time coming. preseason is great to get your feet wet, but there is nothing like regular season, especially having fans back. >> this is the fun part now. game planning, competing, all the stuff you want to do. >> you wait all year for these games and only 17 of them are guaranteed. that is what is cool about football. you practice all the time, but there is not 100 games and each one is a big deal. chris: san jose on the road

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coming up, the barrick gold ceo at 1:30 p.m. new york, 6:3 london.loomberg. ♪ let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. i'm ritika gupta. tropical storm nicholas tema sure -- nicholas came ashore in texas today, bringing torrential rainfall that is threatening to flood parts of louisiana still recovering from hurricane ida. those floods are described as potential he life-threatening, and they are expected to cross the deep south in the next few days. china will draft internet rules for the protection of minors. beijing reportedly will set up a nationwide platform to deal with online rumors. the government also seeks to have -- for online content. a new survey says more than 2/3 of businesses around the world are struggling to hire employees. businesses in europe and north america reported their higher -- their highest hiring intentions since the pandemic began. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. alix: ap

. >> we studied sars-like viruses since 2003 doctor, ralph barrick at unc is one of the foremost experts on coronavirus is back in february of 2020 before the covid-19 pandemic caused global shutdowns. >> fox 46 got an up close look explanation about the unc labs. artificial sent. this is and modification of coronaviruses and its poor safety records. the false theories pushed by the chinese government come as the biden administration is looking into the possibility that covid-19 was created in a lab in wuhan, china. officials with the world health organization quickly criticize china for the attacks on unc from the perspective our time. he it is a contradiction. if you're saying that lot about the system is a nonstarter. >> from the chinese perspective. but we need to know. go and look at option of the countries. i find difficult to win this time. >> that was ryan kruger reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, the new covid-19 mu variant has been linked to 166 67 or say new infections in los angeles county. but officials say that the delta strain is still the biggest cause for concern. the

. >>> jim is speaking with the ceo of barrick gold.f the hour as always on "mad money." check out apple ahead of tomorrow's big product event where we could get the latest on the iphone, the apple watch, maybe some surprises today's action was decidedly cautious mike, why do you say this? >> well, what we were seeing was the call for outpacing puts by 2-1. but that's not very typical over the course of the last month the most active options today were the september 150, 155 and 150 two and a half the 150s were the most active. over 170 of those traded for 1.73 buyers of those are risking about 1.2% of the current stock price betting the stock will end the week higher than the 150 strike price and put the stock up about 2%. >> mike, thank you very much guy, your take on apple heading into the event the iphone 22, whatever it is, is it going to be a market mover? >> yeah, i mean, you know i can't wait for the event i think it's on the 14th tomorrow, right? so geeked up, i won't be able to sleep tonight. is it going to be a market mover?

matter of fact, we saw barrick gold hitting a few minutes ago, but i will give you gdx, the gold miner's, all in one print, 4,000 of those bought today. that just tells me people are starting to diversify a little bit more and getting out there i like both of these names, but i continue to love these beta names in energy. >> i appreciate that, pete thank you very much. >>> did you know that cnbc is delivering alpha conference takes place tomorrow and you can still register at deliveringalpha.com i will speak to two top investors there, the alpha maverick himself, the founder and ceo of social capital. brad gerchner is chairman and ceo of altimeter citapal i cannot wait for both conversations. >>> up next, weiss and jim weigh in on a new call on general motors and we will do final trades next. ♪ feel stuck with credit card debt? ♪ move your high-interest debt to a sofi personal loan. earn $10 just for viewing your rate — and get your money right. ♪ >>> let's get you caught up on the markets really quick the dow jones industrial average approaching a 600 point loss, 575 is where we are rig

trump with steven miller intentionally blocked sivs from being processed, which i think is a bar barrick and cruel decision which likely resulted in death for some u.s. partners. how did the biden administration specifically accelerate processing sivs upon coming into office? and third, what was the plan to avoid or deal with a refugee and humanitarian crisis? i expect you'll address some of the issues in your opening remarks. let me applaud the efforts of the personnel on the ground from the departments of state and defense who worked under horrific circumstances. their actions and in evacuating over 120,000 individuals were nothing short of heroic. and these personnel deserve answers. the american public deserves answers. and the afghan people certainly deserve answers. let me close with three points. first, while communication from the administration has been frequent throughout this crisis, information from state, the pentagon and white house has often been vague or contradictory. this was obviously a fluid and difficult situation frustration among many members with high. and this ha