of becky cruel, i think. of material which was watched and widely followed, particularly in japan. here's a clip of some of it. n0 audio no audio translation available so, how much money were you making out of that at the time, roughly? it's difficult to say because what happened was i started youtube before ad sense even existed so the intentions behind creating content back then were very different. we weren't going into youtube and seeing people with mansions and massive houses and cars and things like that. we were just going to youtube to create and be part of the community. but you couldn't rely on it for a steady income? no, i mean, luckily, i was at school, so i still had my parents supporting me, but even though i was making my youtube videos — and my case was a little bit different because the content i was making wasn't fully monetiseable. it contained copyrighted music, which actually i didn't own the rights to and had to look elsewhere in terms of, as we've talked about, diversifying your income

>> reporter: good morning, becky. shifting policy views as a result of the unexpected economic data. opened the door for federal reserve to potentially announce in september to taper asset purchases. tapering a month or so after interviews show growing support for faster taper timeline than markets expected than a month ago. the changing views follow the strong jobs data and higher inflation. the potential taper time there isline it looks like this centered around november or december taper beginning in october or november depending on how much advanced notice. last month, consensus was december or january. a taper lasting eight to ten months clearing the way for potential rate hikes no decision has been made pending the meeting and vote the committee could delay the announcement until november especially with data numbers are weak or new lockdowns. fed chair jay powell did not f foresee a large impact from delta variant. at the same time, powell said he thought the spike would prove transitory and the fed was away fr

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of becky cruel, i think.material which was watched and widely followed, particularly injapan. here's a clip of some of it. she sings injapanese and english. so, how much money were you making out of that at the time, roughly? it's difficult to say because what happened was i started youtube before ad sense even existed so the intentions behind creating content back then were very different. we weren't going into youtube and seeing people with mansions and massive houses and cars and things like that. we were just going to youtube to create and be part of the community. but you couldn't rely on it for a steady income? no, i mean, luckily, i was at school, so i still had my parents supporting me, but even though i was making my youtube videos — and my case was a little bit different because the content i was making wasn't fully monetiseable. it contained copyrighted music, which actually i didn't own the rights to and had to look elsewhere in terms of, as we've talked about, diversifying your income streams wit

becky: it's good to be with you, matt.just remind all of the viewers that our educators all over the country want nothing more than to be in person with their students. most of them were in person with their students at the end of the school year. we are all looking forward to back to school in person this year. many of our schools have already opened. we have done everything we possibly can, starting in late february, really pushing for prioritizing the vaccination for educators. president biden supported that. the majority of our educators got vaccinated. then we continued that work with the passage of the american rescue plan, so we could have the resources to make our schools safe. that meant ventilation, the ability to distance, having additional personnel to continuously clean those schools. all of that happened in the spring and summer. we have done the work to make sure all of our students are back to in person learning as they begin their studies this fall. there is no question the delta variant is throwing us a c

hey, becky. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. holiday sales have become week-long buildups to some of the only price cuts we're seeing in this weird consumer world. so what should you snap up now, and what items will see even deeper discounts if you wait? as summer starts to move into fall, labor day marks the transition between shopping seasons too. the biggest deals we see are on outdoor furniture and grills, warm weather clothing and camping gear. >> retailers are still trying to play catch-up with the inventory that didn't sell because of the pandemic. >> reporter: grills, both lowe's and home depot have sales. this stainless steel one is $100 off at home depot. normally $349, now $249.

becky, what you make of these new developments?ally growing trend of creators who are trying to come a kind of, almost regain the connection between themselves and their audiences without the platform because at the end of the day, it's really hard to trust the platforms. you know, changes are being made every single day to the algorithms, however content is being said however content is being served to our audiences and is often done in a very hard to read, almost like black box algorithmic way, which is hard to decipher and decode and you often second—guess yourself and what you're doing. am i doing something wrong, why are my views not flowing very well any more? it can take a very big toll on your mental health as well so i think opportunities for creators to, kind of, regain that connection with their audience in a real direct way is something that's going to be really beneficial going forward. we have talked about making money via social media but of course, that every well—intentioned musician but of course, for every well—i

>> well, becky, nice to be back.ur markets, i think everybody likes that look, if you live to 65 today, you're going to lift another 20 years, unexpectedly. we all need to be investing for our retirement so democratization of lower cost of access. and, as a regulator whose job it was to protect the retail investor, when people get into trading, not investing, but trading, following trends like that, you do getter worried, because overtime the retail investor does not do as well as the institution in those types of trading scenarios program like this are super. you've brought up several things the past few minutes, all of those things are important for investors to understand. >> they have similar names, you know, no one likes that. you want to see retailers getting involved in investing, but is this investing when they are trading quickly. it's different to be in the -- or buying stock, you know, on margin we talked about financial literacy it's a big step up to go from cash investing to buying options and buying sto

becky, let me talk to you — many, many baskets. becky, let me talk to you a — many, many baskets.any baskets. becky, let me. talk to you a moment about when you were a youtube influence as a teenager. underthe were a youtube influence as a teenager. under the name becky cruel i think. and you did a lots of material which was watched and widely followed particularly in japan. aclip of some of it. she sings injapanese and english. so, how much money remaking out of us at the time, roughly? it is us at the time, roughly? it is difficult to — us at the time, roughly? it is difficult to say _ us at the time, roughly? it is difficult to say because - us at the time, roughly? it 3 difficult to say because what happened was i started youtube for ad sense even existed so the intentions behind created content back then were very different. we were not going in teaching and seeing people with mansions and massive houses and cars and things like that we were just going to youtube to create and be part of the community. we youtube to create and be part of the community-— community. we can rely

this is what becky talked about earlier.e is leaning more toward the dovish camp here he is reassuring markets we won't raise rates. the economy can withstand tapering that is supportive for risk markets. >> barry, i think and i don't know what i'll do without the op-ed pages. i like to think i need a little help shaking me into a new week and everything else. talking about powell this was really a political speech and sales job to get another four-year term in talking about what powell said, i think the agreement with you as we may be behind the curve already. he attributes inflation to transient things inflation in the last six months has eaten more than what we gained in wages. we go through the same cycle where we stay low, low wage workers hit by inflation people with assets are the ones that make money because they stay at zero and assets get marked up. income inequality gets worse and another round of raise taxes and income redistribution and everything else. the fed takes no responsibility for it >> i thought the mos

thanks >> thank you. >> becky, you got this tweet, did you?> that's the one. >> love it my favorite tweet of the week already. it's only money. >> i don't know why i resemble that so much i resent that and i'm going to -- >> i'll retweet it so everybody else can share in the joke because it's a good one. >> it's similar. >> i've already sent it out to a couple of people it looks perfect. >> there's my legs. >> i'll tweet it out so everybody can share. it's perfect >> i'm never wearing them again. >> i knew exactly which tweet you were talking about caught my attention, too well done. >> perfect. >> it is. >>> when we come back, taxing bitcoin. the infrastructure bill includes a measure going after bitcoin that's expected to raise $30 billion a year we're going to get the details from robert frank, our own reporter who covers everything taxes for us that's going to be right after this break >>> then later the ceo of nslliocoteatn brands, booze business and more. check out this tweet you've got to see it ♪ there she is, miss america ♪ ♪ there sh

becky, it was the pool you didn't flush the pool?ped in the pool i had to jump in fully clothed with the phone >> do you have it backed up on icloud >> of course of course. >> that's the whole thing. >> still i tried to fix it yesterday. >> are you living in the stone age? i'm even backed up, sorkin >> i want to make sure by the way, a lot of people now because of privacy don't want to be on icloud i want to make sure you had it toggled on >> you want to mandate everyone to be on the icloud. is that another one of those things, andrew >> i want to inject you with the chip and be on the icloud. yes. >> you need to be backed up on the icloud. >> birthday pictures missing first day of college pictures missing. that happened. >> i get the shakes listening to you having the shakes. >> jonesing. >>> coming up when we return, becky will get her phone back and in pristine condition. a question for investors on everyone's mind. the fed's taper timeline we will look at the asset purchases after the break. frank can go to meetings. visit a job

becky, talking to elon musk. i don't know if you saw the other news elon musk making it official that walter isaacson, friend of "squawk" writing his biography i think elon is not getting out ahead of it, but -- >> pointing to -- >> pointing to the one he is hoping will be more reflective of his life. >> walter does it better than anybody with looking at inv inventors and showing the magic and where it happens and how it fits into history. it will be something that we will want to read, too >>> back to the electric vehicles and announcement coming from the white house today i'm still a little unclear they want billions of dollars in government aid for what? build out infrastructure to make sure there are places to charge these cars are there other things they need in assistance in terms of doing that they have the goal of 40% to 50% of cars being electric vehicle sales by 2030. what happens if they don't hit it if they have taken billions of dollars of government aid a lot of questions >> you are asking all of th

hey, becky. >> reporter: good morning. the good news, it's not just limited to fishermen. ♪ the many rivers of wyoming are a utopia for flyfishing. ♪ wide open spaces ♪ it's a perfect socially distanced activity and saw a big uptick in participants during covid. it wasn't just sportsmen coming out to fish. i head to high country outfitters in jackson hole to meet up with a group of women anglers. first flyfisher 101. the fly in fly-fishing refers to insects, artificial flies replicate the bugs fish normally eat and cast them on the water and if a fish is fooled you got one on the hook. this looks like a grasshopper. this one like a beetle. our crew is learning to create these flies. and they point me to a anglers raise money for breast cancer. susan mcdowell founded the group and said more women should try it. >> always anticipation of something, you don't know what it is. it's always an adventure. >> reporter: shay watkins is a third generation angler whose grandmother passed on her love of fishing. would you choose a spa

becky?e-bye see you tomorrow. >> and see you in september. >> good dad joke. >> and "squawk on the street" is next. >> thank you. >>> good tuesday morning and welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm david faber with morgan brennan and mike santoli live from the new york stock exchange jim and carl both have this morning off. let's give awe look at futures as we get ready for an opening bell 30 minutes from now. you can see -- let's call it slightly lower and let's get to our road map this morning it starts with ida's aftermath no water or lech

hey, billie jean, it is becky.o ask you about the tournament with bobby riggs. how much did it worry what would have happened if you didn't win? >> it weighed on me tremendously that's probably one of the reasons i won the match because of that thought. if i do lose, what will happen we had gotten title 9 pass in 1972 which is the first time private universities, high schools, colleges, when they receive federal funds they had to spend it equally on men and women. before that, we had classroom quotas for women, if you wanted to get a doctorate at harvard, only 5% of the classroom was for women. in title 9, we got athletic scholarships for the first time. we couldn't even get a credit card on our own still. i had a lot on my mind women's tennis was only in the third year of professional women's tennis i didn't want that to go south. i didn't want the men's to go south. it was social change not just about tennis. you couldn't get on a tennis court after that match our games exploded after that. >> amazing 90 million

becky miller is depressed and stacking shelves in the local supermarket. but to the intelligence services. he's a potential terrorist. i was dumb, stupid, on educated oh, the full, rebellious. i'm sitting and then all these questions or to view the annoying 11. or to view about some of been loudon. do you support terrorism? a thinking of participating in environments? i said no, i'm not part of it, but on the other hand, if you had is declared, then i have to take as one teenager enjoys his 15 minutes of fame. the lebanese community feel the brunt of new anti terrorist laws. as part of the war on terror at home, a strain to enact something like 14 different pieces of legislation, which i geared towards increasing the power of government to prevents and control terrorist organizations and taro, sex. we were quite a freight of the implication of such laws on over daily living. we also were afraid that a young people might have been influenced one way or the other. there may say you wrong things. there may do the wrong thing or even there may thing the wrong

an adult from the school never contacted becky directly. becky also questions the policy if a full el vaccinated teacher contracts covid, why only remove the unvaccinated kids from the class, why not all the kids regardless of their vaccination status? >> also. we wear masks and the kids have to wear masks all day so it's to protect everyone and we have to be indoors wearing it so it's a mask order, why were my children sent home? >> children were released without the school ever calling me, without ever getting an email. i got a text message from my 11-year-old this is another student's phone please come pick me up. i'm scared. >> reporter: in a follow-up email to parents yesterday the school district wrote that it is true that not all parents spoke directly to a staff member, but that in all cases an employee did confirm that the parent was contacted before the student was allowed to leave campus. students were contacted via contact and cell phone, and they also said that students were sent home due to the fact that they did not have appr

becky paul is one of them.esigned from her job in the face of forced vaccine she joins us now. becky paul, thanks so much for coming on. we are grateful you are here tonight. why did you resign from your job? >> first of all, i'd like to thank you for having us on and for giving health care workers a voice. we have so many of us doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, pas, nurse practitioners -- we are all educated health care professionals and are willing to walk away from a job, our careers essentially. we worked our entire lives for these careers. and when you have that kind of conviction, you've got to ask yourself, what did they know that we don't know? >> tucker: what do you know that the rest of us don't know? this is what so striking about it is you are a practicing nurse, you treat covid patients. doctors and respiratory therapists do, too. no one can claim you are uninformed or don't believe in science.id unlike the people commenting on this. you've decided not to take the vaccin

becky, i'll send it back to you. are shutting down production is because covid-19 hit a chip supplier in malaysia this pops up and there's not a lot the suppliers can do >> definitely a moving target. thank you. >>> when we come back, jim cramer's take on another big morning. and we'll ask john zimmer to take us inside his company's impressive second quarter performance. >> a share of walgreens, seen a surge in vaccinations in recent weeks. that includes more than 30% increase in states like alabama, florida, georgia and kentucky. in total, walgreens administered more vaccines than expected. stay tuned to "squawk box" on cnbc what if you could have the perspective to see more? at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, still hungry for the ingenuity of those ready for the next challenge. today, we are translating decades of experience into strategies for the road ahead. we ar

becky mella is the 1st strain in in history to be charged under the new counter terrorists laws with planning acts of terrorism. if found guilty, he faces to live sentences, malice, activities, which are essentially ego boosting provider. rather than anything else. provide a, an opportunity to put the whole structure of criminal war into action. they needed to test. the problem said he did to test is in you amendment and religious patients or dan except that anybody in the police and as i came out. and so any other case for that matter fed, let's arrest them. shot someone just the test a little after one year and 9 months in maximum security. zacky is acquitted of the terrorist charges and pleads guilty to threatening idea officers is sentenced to 2 and a half years. say is i was guilty, threatened to kill offsets only because i took my passport. i had known i hadn't gone in last. so it was my word of fit into this whole situation. the 1st place they should have looked at me as someone who was troubled, but not. they treated him as a terrorist. for all of his short life zacky has fel

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so good to see you, becky. broward county educators just days before the first day of school? >> it's good to be with you again, fredricka. you know, i have been saying the same thing from the beginning of this pandemic. as a teacher of middle level learners, the wonders of science for over 30 years, i have been very clear. follow the science. listen to the infectious disease experts and work in collaboration with educators and parents and community members and health care officials to do what's right for our students. it is unacceptable that we are having a debate about whether to wear masks. it is not about a right. it is about a responsibility. and we know that wearing masks is an important, absolutely important, necessary strategy to keep our students safe. and we must do everything we possibly can to do just that. >> so there are the issues of masks and vaccines as well. your union, the national education association, announced support for vaccine requirements or that teachers submit to regular testing. th

. >> gone but definitely not forgotten according to becky mass, denise's friend and co-worker. >> sheed him like a woman would love your life partner, your soul mate. >> the official death certificate said mike drowned while duck hunting. but for mike's family and friends, doubts started creeping in, spurred on by little things that just didn't add up. like those waders found six months after mike disappeared. they looked almost pristine. >> no. huh-uh. something is wrong here. >> staged? >> i thought staged because i know that anything left in a lake for any period of time is gonna have algae on it. >> speculation gave way to suspicion. could mike's disappearance be the result of foul play? enter the wild card, the squeakiest of squeaky wheels, mike williams'mother, who simply was not buying the official story that mike, an experienced outdoorsman, had an accident on that lake. >> mike is not in lake seminole. he did not drown. he did not get eaten by alligators. >> some called cheryl williams, with her pigtails, eccentric, even crazy. but she demanded answers, appealing first to the

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for the thousands of people who live nearby, and for becky, a lot is riding on thejudicial review.rt bubble round me. so then it's going to be me who is going to be suffering, mentally. i'm angry. i'm fed up. you know, this is about a five—year—old child and a community of children being poisoned. i really am angry. phil mackie, bbc news, staffordshire. the chicken restaurant nando's has had to close about 50 branches because it's running short of chicken. stores across england, scotland and wales have been affected. some of its staff are being loaned to suppliers to try to get things moving in the supply chain. branches in northern ireland and the republic of ireland are not impacted. let's speak to our business correspondent emma simpson. what is going on? this is a popular chain famous for its chicken and if you cannot say that it is a big problem. nando's has been running out of stock hit by problems in its supply chain and that has meant that dozens of branches have had to temporarily close. like this one, you can see that sign just in the doorway. nando's say it is done to st

the people there and then from here this is the one who warm from our grand becky effect himself, me a woman friend. whenever you went to the santa rita model in a minute. when you see the flow, you're asking me for my food and have you come back in a heavy but the whole thing is puddle. only to me it means freedom. the more more valuate is world. more and more understand that when you don't own anything, you are not, you know, something happens in this world catastrophic. you got to have a police as you can go to say this is no matter what's going on. i owners and it means so much to me is everything to me from by myself, i tend to favor so tasteful, cannot be walk around in my underwear, going to refrigerator, get some apple juice. so me and going out on a porch in smoke cigarettes. you always find a reason to snap out of it all day just now the fun when you leave and going back to what they call a trenches from the 30th onward. every single president has spoken of homeownership. almost as the basis of citizenship. you're a daily do own a home kinda makes us citizen, the most tangi

the people there from here, this is the one who was our no grand becky, to sell me a woman. our friend, whenever you went to the santa rita model in a minute. when she flow, you asking me for my food and have you come back in a heavy but the whole thing is puddling only to me it means freedom. as the more, more valuate is world, more and more understand that you don't own anything. you are not. you know, something happens in this world catastrophic. you got to have a police as you can go to say this is no matter what's going on. i own is and it means so much is everything to me from by myself, i, tennessee, so peaceful. can be walking around in my underwear, going into refrigerator, get some apple juices. so me and going on a porch in small minutes to group. you always find a reason to snap out of it. so i gave it all day so it's not fun when you leave and go home and back to what they call the trenches from the 30s onward, every single president has spoken of homeownership almost as the basis of citizenship. your daily own home kinda makes us citizen, the most tangible corn

mr. neal, becky foreman, named after the the couple the let me show you the name we were lucky and needed to get out of bed without running into any further trouble. in the morning we took the opportunity to see the city from the upper floors of this hotel were staying at a place called the white house. although it looks much more like a grand state building. it was even more intriguing is where the money came from to build this particular license with the speed it got. but it was a little bug she's 19 minutes later. and we were in a field where opium poppies are a bell to be so they allowed us to film for more than 2 hours and often 2 brothers for us to interview cold mozilla. and as a boiler, giovanni, the farmers are more interested in planting poppies than grain. for example, wheat fields need to be near a water supply. they need copious amounts during the growing season. but the poppy can be sewn and forgotten about until it's ready to be harvested whether they're with me and i'm ok with him doing. yeah, which is the killer gramma mac. if that was that was i see it silly get there. l

i'm sorry, that was our grand becky effect. you tell me a woman friend whenever you went to the santa rita model in a minute when you blow? no, no. yeah. if you, if you asking me for my have you coming back here in a heavy but the whole thing is puddle and only she to me, it means freedom. strictly. the moment valuate is world more and more understand that when you don't own anything, you are not, you know, something happens in this world catastrophic. you got to have a police as you can go to say this is my no matter what's going on. i own this and it means so much to me is everything to me. from by myself, i tend to favor it so peaceful can be walk around him underwear. going to different area kit as an apple juice. so me and going out on the porch and smoke cigarettes, you always find a reason to snap out of it. dangerous, not fun. when you leave and going back to what they call a trenches from the 30th onward, every single president has spoken of homeownership. almost as the basis of citizenship. your ability to own a home

becky worley has compiled some deals to help you save. first laptops.ring two deals. a lenovo touch screen, a 11-inch model for $199, also an pens, pencils can be found at the dollar store. back to those supply chain issues. the "new york times" summed it up this way. the world has gained a painful lesson in how interconnected we all are. >> coco gauff's win sets up a second round showdown against american sloane stephens. naomi osaka got hers started with a two-set victory. >>> how much exercise you need to make up for a whole day of sitting around. >>> also a new way to limit how much time kids spend playing video games. the olympics and paralympics are back. and watching our athletes will once again give the impression that america is the healthiest country in the world. we aren't. but we can be. our collective health is too important to take for granted ever again. the health of our nation cannot just be measured by the victories of our champions, it must be measured by the health of all of us. ♪ ♪ ♪ it must be measured by the health of all of us. ♪

we've already seen the golden couple, husband and wife neal and lora becky, but now it is time for ae butcher. during lockdown, they were competing against each other, but here in tokyo tomorrow they are going against argentina and australia. just imagine that lionel messi is on the bench for psg for the first time since his sensational move from barcelona. neymar and kylian mbappe are up front but we could see the argentinian at some point? that's all from sportsday. goodbye. 0vernight there will still be a lot of cloud coming in. we are likely to find some clearer skies for longer across wales and the south—west. double figures elsewhere. there could be a little drizzle here and there, particularly through tomorrow across south—east scotland and the north—east of england. a lot of cloud for many other parts of the uk. the best of the sunshine is likely to be the western parts of wales, far south—west of england, and perhaps developing in some central areas of scotland, boosting temperature is up to around 20 or 21 celsius. much cooler around those north sea coasts. and the winds co

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