becky moved out., becky's brother, remained close to keith during the separation. >> he said he wanted to know how could he'd change to show that love to her in a better way? >> what advice did you give key? >> i told him to talk to her about it. that she was sensible. >> keith worked hard to when becky back. with gifts, and dates, and loving notes. becky came home. >> he was telling some people that what he had been through was worth it. because it had made him even that much better of a husband. >> in the year that followed, keith kept up his campaign of romance. september 20th, 2011, was no different. becky was at a real estate conference in tulsa. he texted her sweet messages throughout the day. becky arrived home around 8:30 pm. a friend came over the chat. keith, now ever attentive, made them i see. after the friend left, she said that she and keith settle down in front of the tv. on the bill that night? keith choice. a classic scary movie. carrie. then came the real horror. >> 9-1-1 state your

>> that they had discussed it with becky, and becky wanted them to tell tim that becky had killed linda a bombshell, and it just came out of nowhere. >> your fiancÉ, the woman you loved, the woman you thought was best friends with linda, now you realize, killed her. >> mm-hmm. i was mad. i was hurt. i felt used. i felt stupid. >> i remember not knowing if he was going to explode or break down. it was the most intense moment that you could possibly imagine. >> did you feel betrayed? >> absolutely. i can't think of a worse betrayal. she murdered my friend and lied about it. >> how do you process that? >> i felt guilty that i had introduced becky to linda, and without me, linda would probably still be alive. >> it is now clear, those wild rumors surrounding the case were all false. there was no cover-up to hide someone else's involvement. phil smith is totally cleared. and becky alone is admitting to the killing. >> just moments ago, rebecca o'donnell entered guilty pleas here at the randolph county courthouse in the murder of linda collins. >> so, rebecca o'donnell, in what turned out to

becky?st showed us, the top reasons they think for a recession that they're worried about a recession. number one is too much tightening the other two, i forget, but inflation was nowhere on that list >> no. no -- i'm going to double check that but it certainly was not high enough to rank in the top. that's a good point. it wasn't -- it wasn't there at all. >> so they don't think inflation is the problem that the fed thinks it is >> that's a good point as well, becky. they seem to be a little bit less concerned about that because, look, you know, there's a lot of folks out there who say the fed has been very aggressive and some sort of pause here makes sense. maybe not quite at this level, but maybe at the level they get to at the end of the year. i don't know that i'm hearing a whole lot of support from that on the committee bostic liked the idea of pausing at 4, 4.5% the idea that the fed is going to keep raising next year seems to be fairly well ingrained. there you go that's what the mar

good morning becky.h the inflation uppermost on people's minds i think there's incite to be gleaned from that. the expectation that core inflation, likely remains high because rental costs are so high. that's starting to feed more and more in to price indices. what that tell us is homeowners, you know, aren't selling. mortgage rates are high. they like the mortgages they have. they are not putting their houses on the market. where are people going to live pushing up prices in the rental market. that tells us home builders really beaten up. one we really like because of the entry level and first level up house building are going to face robust demand for a while. the headlines are about high mortgagen rates constraining existing homes on the market. 5.8 times forward earnings is a good opportunity. on the flip side folks in their homes are going to be renovations. look at home depot not as cheap but good outlook. >> you like names like amazon and mcdonald's. again, people have been looking at those in the

>> i mean, becky, this is really an interesting question. been underperforming. so the question is, is this going to be a paper cut or is this going to be a significant pullback in actual production. who does the production cuts matter in terms of what the market impact will be and even if we have a muted response today because there's already this expectation in production cut, fast-forward to december, that's when that european embargo takes effect the price cap policy is supposed to launch. we're setting up for a significant bounce come december even if we don't see it today, keep your eyes on year-end. >> even though we know that is probably going to happen too i'm trying to figure out how much has already been baked into the market >> becky, i would say that the european union sanctions are not fully baked into the market. i think there is still an expectation out there that europe could not possibly go forward with embargoing two million barrels of russian oil on the provision of shipping and insurance purposes i think a lot of people

evan is talking about -- s, becky? >> they have done that front load. >> more front loading to do. >> with your own open letters? >> you and catie wood. >> save my fund? is that the letter >> way in the money. >> steve, thank you. they are playing us out. we have a lot to talk about today. we will see you later this morning. more to talk about with steve and the markets and we will speak with the former leader of the brexit party nigel farage. that is coming up in the next hour "squawk box" will be right back. >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. visit bairddifference.com. ♪ ♪ connecting to opportunity is just part of the hustle. ♪ ♪ opportunity is using data to create a competitive advantage. ♪ ♪ it's raising capital that helps companies change the world. it's making complicated financial concepts seem simple. opportunity is making the dream of home ownership a reality... ♪ ♪ ...writing new rules and redefining the game... ...and driving the world forward to a greener energy future. (applause) ♪ ♪ op

christmas not canceled, but it's going to be a challenge this year, becky.itial investment on the macro side. >> on the micro side, will there be promotions. people were so willing to spend. they had lots of money they were pent up. they didn't travel retailers won't have to offer any discounts. will they have to offer discounts to get them to buy this time? >> it depends on inventories if they have a lot of stuff they've got to move and it ain't moving, then you'll get the promotions there's also, you know, obviously the idea you want to get people in your store rather than somebody else's but deloitte indicated they might returned to brick and mortar store sales you may have a return to stores, people going to the actual store to shop. to the extent i like shopping at all, i enjoy doing it in an actual store i think it's going to come down to the mood of the consumer. one other salve for the consumer is you go to credit and credit rates are much higher. unless people are going to be paying off the credit cards, i don't think it's a good economic choice and

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maria: yeah, becky, what do you see?e had surveys this morning and majority of americans say this economy is going in the wrong direction and they're going in the wrong direction and inflation of your thoughts. >> i agree with stephanie's opening with the soft opening and that's not necessarily bad for employers where we've been and retail high with warehouse transportation to signal what's ahead for holiday season, maria. maria: in terms of growth and that's the most important part of the r year for retail. right now and more on the market. >> the job market is strong and however we did see a signal in the last jolts report when you looked at job openings declined by 1.1 million jobs and we're down to 10.1 million jobs in the united states and still tremendous amount of opportunity in all sectors. trade and transportation, professionals and certainly we look for opportunities in manufacturing and construction, but i would agree guests here and my other guests seeing this and we're starting to see those signals and focus

this is a biggest threat to the companies. >> your analysis is exactly right, becky the opinions aren this conservatives say they are suppressing conservative thought. liberals say they are not suppressing conservative thought, but spreading too much right wing stuff and fomenting insurrections. how much to you change 230 into something coherent i don't know the supreme court has suggested and demonstrated it is willing to change american society and sweeping ways. you look at roe v. wade decision recently this court is not afraid to step up and say the way things have been going is wrong. we will do something else. the court could take a look at it here and make a change. there is a possibility of a narrow ruling that tries to rule on this case without upsetting the precedent of section 230 and all legal wrangling before you could get the court finding a way to thread the needle in a small way and not make a sweeping change. we have to wait and see. >> eamon, thank you. >>> coming up on "squawk." the new read on the health of small business and paychecks. >>> we talk to anthony scar

>> becky, i think they did a wonderful job.als that did really well. what i was looking for was what was med tech going to do and consumer going to do they're going to be spinning off their consumer business in a few months i think they talked about, hey, things are coming back to normal in med tech surgeries are coming back so the read-through on that for other companies will be pretty good then on the consumer side, i think that's going to be good when the staple companies report so all in all, they're managing the costs, they're managing the strong dollar. i think the strong dollar for a lot of companies is going to be a difficult road >> yeah, one of the things that caught my attention, he said that they had price increases that they put through in that consumer division and didn't see any pushback from consumers so all of these concerns about a recession may not be showing up, at least not yet. >> yeah, that's what we were looking for in this earnings season to see what companies were going to call for over the next couple

. >> it hasn't, becky. it is interesting from that point of view.his morning, i believe 20% of the s&p 500 has reported. over 75% had beaten earnings that is normally a 68 of we will see if that comes into line as we go forward. one thing to keep in mind is the rate move happened at the last few weeks and we'll see going forward what this means for earnings also, i think one of the things that sometimes is forgotten is the rate hikes often takes six months or more to work through the economy. you guys were just talking before this segment about many companies that are nervous right now about what's going to happen going forward. i really think it will be the next earnings cycle or two earnings cycles out where we see more effect of the rate hikes and the possibility to slow things down. i guess the great part is we have seen incredible resilience in the consumer and in earnings overall in this rate cycle i think as you guys have ceos on all the time, i think caution is really the word going forward. nobody is coming out and saying we're really going

>> i mean, becky, that is the key question for the oil market.l minister pointed out yesterday that on multiple occasions, whether it be the first gulf war when we had the arab springs on libya, they increased production to backfill the recent outages. the saudis also pointed out they had been in active conversations with germany, poland, austria about potentially rerouting cargos to europe that is -- if you read the white house statements, that remains now the principal focus of the ask of the kingdom, will you essentially answer europe's call if they are facing a silg can't cut-off in supplies come december 5 but one thing i think the saudis are concerned about is they do not know how this price cap rollout is going to work are we actually going to see russian barrels move to asia because the price cap works or is it not going to launch as planned and we have a disruption in the market? there's a lot of uncertainty what happens on december 5 when these sanctions take effect. >> going back to the early 2000s, it was note one of the reasons, i gu

>> becky, do you want to be president of "squawk box"? you would be non-executive chairman. >> as opposed to executive chairman >> yes. >> why >> i don't know, you've got so many other things going on and i don't think you can focus enough on "squawk box." >> put me on >> let's go to today's top stories. >> how did we get to this place? >> i don't know. >> congratulations to mike cavanagh. >> with what's the most uncomfortable thing we've said >> paul ryan before we started -- before we turned the cameras on deals on u.k. government bonds moving higher. bank of england reiterating this morning that an emergency bond buying program will end as planned on friday. the central bank is extending help to u.k. pension funds which it found themselves in trouble over derivative positions that have been working to raise money. this was boe governor andrew bailey late last night. >> my message to the firms involved, you've got three days left now you've got to get this done because, again, part of the essence i think of a stability intervention is i

. >> 100% right, becky he says take what i say with a grain of salt. >> we need to leave our perceptions about cars in general. if you are a car guy, you have to leave it in the past. i'm coming to grip was that, phil seeing a car you go by that is cool now i look it's endless the teslas not the nice ones. one after the other and identical colors with robots driving. we are never going back to wow, look at that >> we aren't there are two ways to look at that, joe. >> used to go to a showroom. now it is cookie cutters it's depressing to me. >> joe, there are two ways to look at that tesla owners are loyal they stand by the car. they say it is the best vehicle. they love it that cesays a lot on the other hand, you will look at people who say -- joe, to your point -- >> that's the future, i guess. >> -- and they are getting long in the tooth of design and we are a country that has over 100 years of track record where people want to see the next design when it comes to automobiles. will that happen with tesla? the model s is long in the tooth in design. >> model s is the best one the starter

>> good morning, becky it is good to be back with you today. that opec, saudi arabia and russia in particular took yesterday. quite frankly we think that is a mistake as a time when the president of the united states is so focused on strengthening the u.s. economy, strengthening the global economy this step that they took yesterday is not in line with interest of strengthening global economy. and to be honest, it is going to hurt not just countries that are dealing with fallout of the war in ukraine, but already poor low income and middle income countries around the world and developing countries that are really already from high energy prices so this is a mistake. and we're very disappointed about it >> we've just spoke with congress ro khanna and he's of the had been that this is outrageous and that we should stop selling arms to saudi arabia at this point does the administration agree with that? >> well we're going to take a look as we said, and talk to congress about whatever tools we have and need in order to address this situation but wha

here is becky worley with your gma first look. becky: the holiday shopping season has begun.g date it will be released that predicts a more subdued holiday shopping season for retailers and bigger discounts for shoppers. >> our expectation is the shopping season may start earlier but retailers are likely to respond to more aggressive discounts and we have seen that in our data. becky: amazon launching its new fall shopping event tomorrow promoting deals on electronics and products from hasbro and samsung. target announcing its weeklong black friday deals, and if you're worried about buyer's remorse, buying too soon and seeing a big price drop closer to black friday, we have one tip that can save you a bundle if that happens. that is coming up at 7:00, plus the start of the deals going live this morning. we will have the details. kumasi: tom cruise is said to become the first actor to shoot a movie in outer space. he has teamed up with the director from the bourne identity on a movie that could see him shooting at the international space station. the chairman of the universal

all of that mixed together, joe, becky, andrew, leading fox corp. shares down f4 1/4 percent.to you. >>> president xi is speaking over the weekend about china's resolve in taiwan. we'll debate the role of companies doing business in china and whether they should take a tougher stance. >>> let's get a check on the markets this morning again, some pretty nice numbers after friday's close dow was off by 1.3%, the s&p was down by 2.3% and the nasdaq was down by 3% this morning, some green arrows. dow futures indicated up 3e 0l points, the nasdaq up by 137 and s&p up by 43 "squawk box" will be right back. >> announcer: "squawk box" is sponsored by bit-wise, the world's leader in crypto index funds. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t, and verizon. wow. i can do better! yes you can! i can do better, too! see how easy it is to save hundreds a year on your wireless

here's us defender becky sour brian. the players are not doing well. we are horrified and heartbroken, really, really angry. we are angry that it took a 3rd party investigation. we are angry that it took an article in the athletic in the washington post. numerous others were angry that it took over 200 people, sharing their trauma to get to this point right now. and i think for so long this is always fallen on the player to, to man change. and that is because the people in authority and decision making positions have repeatedly failed to protect us, and they have failed to hold themselves and each other accountable. for more, let's bring in 2 journalists who have covered the story extensively. meredith cash senior sports reporter for business insider in new york city. and molly cal lane senior tv reporter for ad week and host of the podcast, most powerful women in sports. welcome to you both. and i do want to start with you, meredith. the allegations had been floating around for quite some time. what did this report now reveal that was an already known

there are baking or is sincere like big becky terrorists in ukraine. becky, people who are doing were fighting against would be considered as their enemy. yes, interior. it was the last thought in ukraine to russia. so as far as these people are fighting against russia are few feeding into the, the gold. so from from the west, then they are supporting you and he's now supporting terrorist. they are supporting everything. chris, i was just before we go, your end done yet. we know that there was perhaps talk of some retaliatory action to russia's retaliatory strike. so on ukraine is there, is there anxiousness there where you are? was the fish situation like in the near oh goodness q cylinder showing. unfortunately, yesterday evening the ukraine in army, even shell, the done yes with the rather i mean i don't want, i don't know what they want to achieve, but the or air defense shot me sign any fill in the news. fortunately without doing any victim. among the median, but we see that the shilling here is continuing less and less against the center or the e

becky sour run the player. you just played a sound bite from voice the same thing during her recent her recent interviews. yep . and i think that's true across the board, right. i think in louisville with christy holly and with worry dames in chicago with the red stars. there were people in positions of power who knew and are still in positions of power within those franchises. and none of the 3 have gone as far as to lead out. every single person who knew and until that happens, i don't think players will be satisfied nor will fans a lot of work ahead for the and w. s. l. meredith, cash, business insider and molly callahan of ad week. thank you so much for your time. thank you. ah, the swedish academy and stockholm has awarded this year is nobel prize in literature to the french author. i need no, no is a professor of literature as well as a writer. she was born in 1940 and grew up in normandy for literary work is mostly autobiographical and maintains close links with sociology won't. and chair, anders olson e

want to make me sad, but after she growled lot, ah, i went to me in the coming weeks nima staring, becky and g one will need to find work or sponsorship to fund a study in the city, but having been back home, they're ready for their future. i'm actually very happy. but i have to do this, but what do you have? not as much more than one kid in the middle in sort of offset what sort of live and again the environment. well, it's very light of happiness, like children who go gatlin for education, who don't think bad about their religious and then marcia didn't to mega gap between the family, even though we're good to live stream. and if it wasn't that it was, it was a kill. i wanted to wanted to wanted to, not of what it is, but i don't know when you like the ah, before i was angry with my mind. i think my mother doesn't love me. but after knowing all those team way, my mother send me ali y c. hide her sadness. and after knowing augustine, i'm happy and i'm very painful as to her. that is hard love. why she seen me ali ah ah ah ah ah! shift your guide to life in that digital world. explore th

>> first of all, thank you for having me on the program, becky.want to acknowledge the atrocities of the war in ukraine and everyone affected. that being said, i know your questions of elon musk and s spacex i think mooelon musk achieved s much with spacex it is a wonderful example of public/private partnerships doing extra ordinary things for the government anything that excels to the united states of america and department of defense has to acknowledge the ceo has responsibility of what they are talking about in public disclosure is consistent with the values of the united states. >> and your concerns based what he tweeted recently is what? >> you want to make sure that whatever elon musk is saying is similar to spacex or starlink in a combat scenario. specifically the war in ukraine as what we are talking about now. the way the technology is working with startups, there is a prepatrepidation working with companies and ones where the u.s. government had decades of relationship with and knows what they are getting into. i would caution anyone to

i'm andrew ross sorkin becky quick is here looking very halloweenish joe kernen is here -- >> halloween the evening -- >> halloween is mischief night. >> that would have been last night. >> yes. >> you didn't -- >> we were doing activities last night -- >> were you out? >> not getting candy. >> were you begging people's houses >> no. i thought that's what you were saying >> your house, that's a separate issue. >> and ghosting? do you know ghosting >> i thought that's when you don't respond to the text. >> no, no. ghosting is when you go out and ring a person's doorbell and leave something there, you've been ghosted >> we call that booing >> it's different -- >> yeah. u.s. equity futures at this hour, let's see how spooky things turn out to be. the dow off 89 points, the s&p 500 looking to open down 14 points treasury yields as well. we were talking about the fed and janet yellen at the treasury there, ten-year note, a number they're going to be focused on this morning 4.042. the two-year, 4.472. did you ever get your i-bonds? >> i maxed out i wasn't maxed out for the kids. >> i didn't m

good morning >> good morning, becky beverages are a good place to be for consumers right now.huplgz $11 billion in sales, and the estimate was 10.5, and organic revenue growth, which is the key here, up 16% that was a really big beat what is important for investors in terms of stock reaction, guidance raised on sales and profitability. and that was a raise and the interesting thing is going in there was a lot of worry about the strong u.s. dollar and how much of a hit that was going to be for coke, which is international, and they said 9% on earnings this year and kept that. coca-cola is one of the companies that hedges and they can see the cost for the rest of the year, and that will be unchanged and unimportant for investors, and i got off the phone with the ceo he said very strong, and we did well all throughout q3, whether it's in categories, the sparkling or carbonated beverages or some of the new innovations in fair life milk, and they did, for instance, in china, where they are facing mobility problems with people getting around with the lockdown problems, and they stil

good morning, becky. >> reporter: robin, good morning.nomics or bad body position. luckily there are things you can do to make it better. drivers, start your back pain? millions of people including me suffer from aches, shooting leg pain or stiffness while driving. so i've come to dearborn, michigan to talk to an engineer at ford who helps design seats. >> biggest mistake i see people making probably is just leaning forward. they get tense and they tend to be in traffic and they're sitting like this so you watch people drive and their back isn't supported at all on this. >> reporter: but to alleviate back pain she says you need to start on the floor. many cars now have movable pedals so drivers of any height can get their heels down. then adjust the seat so your knees aren't pressed against it. >> you want to have a couple of fingers between here ideally to say you don't have compression of the calf, back onto the seat. >> reporter: maybe the most important, your distance to the steering wheel. i heard there was one rule if you can rest y

becky words, honest from road safety to public safety and inflation. roshay jackson tells us many voters are growing frustrated. people are so tired of it cuz like trying to help me like, i do understand that people need like mental ways like was talking about i work, that's just terrible. how can i live off? i can park live all day food. the current, if i was a dollar talking about 12 aches, is rough night. we got to find some kind of tight dismissed. and it's like wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden won in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier. for some that back and forth, it's an opportunity to tip the balance cancer senate if the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republicans. they opened this black community center 3 years ago. kids or family hills from haiti and leans democrat. but he realized at a young age that his views on abortion and faith made him a republican, goes up to the board towards county. why many people come in here and you know, the question will be, will have, who you voted for? who do you vote for or why are you

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. take a look at u.s.reen on your screen. the dow up about 199 -- i was going to say 200 points. the s&p 500 up about 18 points nasdaq up about 10 points. talk about why or why not that may be the case. let's show you treasury yields as well. you're looking at the ten-year note sitting at just above 3.762. we're going to talk about opec, russia and what it means to the energy complex you're looking at wti right now at $82.77. they may be contracting there and crypto we were just talking about in the last segment, you're looking at bitcoin sitting right now at about 19,239 dollars the big question on the screen, is that a function of the folks thinking that the fed is going to blink here and say maybe the damage between the conversation we're about to have about credit suisse and energy, maybe we're there. i don't know >> you've been -- i've been thinking that they need to -- >> but when you get data-dependent, are these data points enough to say, okay, we've done our work? or not even we've done or work th

becky: so, so we're still energy independence and energy security for, for more on this let's bring in the w correspondent, charo car, t k. in delhi, charo leaders gather, gathered there, and deli, are pushing to diversify supply chains and manufacturing of the solar market. how's that supposed to happen? well, you're chris, that's right. they're trying to diversify the supply chain because even though it is not said in as many words, the biggest problem that the international solar lines faces is the dominance of the global solar market by china. and the fact that china dominates is, would be an understatement. you know, the international energy agency believes that 75 percent of companies that are needed for solar powered and manufactured in china alone. so that's like a big, big dominance. now what the i say is planning is that it wants to make go enable multiple regions across the world to be able to produce affordable solar products. now that is easier said than done, you know, in spite of all the progress that has been achieved in solar, in many parts of the world including india

becky words, i understand from road safety to public safety and inflation crochet. jackson tells us many voters are growing, frustrated, could be worse. so tired of it cuz like trying to help me, very, very doing the stuff that people need, mental ways i was talking about i work best is terrible. how can i live off? i can park live off a food. the current is $8.00. how can i buy 12 eggs is rough night. gotta find some kind of tight business in in wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden won in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier. for some that back and forth. it's an opportunity to tip the balance. cancer senate is the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republican. they opened this black community center 3 years ago. kids or family hills from haiti, and liens democrat. but he realized at a young age that his views on abortion and faith made him a republican go up to the board towards kill me one. many people come in here and you know, the question will be, will have, who you voted for? who do you vote for or why are you

becky words are just now from road safety to public safety and inflation. roshay jackson tells us many voters are growing, frustrated be are so tired of it could like trying to help me. i do understand that people need mental waves lie was talking about i work, that's just terrible. how can i live off? i can park live all day food. the current, if i was a dollar for talking about 12 aches, it is rough night. got to find some kind of tight business and in wisconsin has seen plenty of political change. joe biden won in 2020, but donald trump prevailed 4 years earlier. for some that back and forth. it's an opportunity to tip the balance cancer senate if the african american outreach director for the wisconsin republican. they opened this black community center 3 years ago. kids or family hills from haiti, and liens democrats. but he realized at a young age that his views on abortion and faith made him a republican political up to the board towards county. why many people come in here and you know, the question will be, will have, who you voted for? who do you vote for or why are you a dem

what do you think you could have a post of with just 3 orchard boosters really condenser becky store for such a unique when your school guns cost. however, she's not gonna go near it. i need to part with chrissy to live for a little bit bigger current for the lesser should students come, gamble local residents, explain the nationalist cruelty simply in 2015 pro russian militia repulsed and counter attack to another ukranian army offensive. the frontline was just 15 kilometers from are you vote but all sort of thought they in the meantime, what do you live? ah, she is. she needs me off the market. said them on the bicycle, isabel, take jessica for real up would be what they did that also update from showered in or just thought they had the uminski cord stipulating heavy weapons with school was signed at that time. those agreements enable can use to keep control if the city the 8 years with about my status for my particular with my check if it is here. yeah. we're getting multiple sub right. seems to be up, get you close to because you money one me well get a move on you start going fo

becky, beth, i get them all divided metrically to send uniform. get my question. thank you. and where does it all it? he'd been up and hold it. so local combustion, it was done. you won't be in that clip on our point around those. you know, that was our but the leave with with with, with was the the work, pamela, but i think the question, but need to speak with you because only the only stuff that you put a placebo. then mr. gardenia go with it. oh, he did. it shows that it shows the what you have done. yeah. flushing it was on it . so you need to see that on your label. we'll get this in here. a couple of will left like a piece of we did 55, you would figure with the blood sample persuaded, median door he put of the list of allah, but usually they use a little reduced form nikia low, the initial sub with ah, just about these, you know grainy mean he was only getting one you select your or was a store items there's to get them on. yeah, a bullet will you won't be ah, well, during the poke, ominous north atlanta starting was east eastland myth of there was dc edition. yeah. t

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>> well, i think the big story for this quarter, becky, is volumes.industry were stepping back, our company was leaning in, investing at a rate much higher than our competitors and anticipation of what was to come and as a result of that, when the call came, we were here, answered it, we had the volumes. we have grown our production if you look at from 2017 to where we expect to finish the year, we're going to be three times what we were the rest of the industry has grown 70%. we hit record levels in the permia we're also investing in the downstream to make more products we have a very large expansion in our beaumont refinery 250,000 barrels of additional capacity that's the biggest expansion in the u.s. over the last decade. so we anticipated the need for the products and basically invested ahead of all that so that when it was needed, we were there to supply it >> do you think those numbers -- because, again, those are big numbers too, the amount of increased production -- do you think that's enough to offset critics, particularly the biden administ

orchard booster as really condenser becky store. so you may need me when your school got school was to corruption. that of go near. i need you for we, we, i school. i received a letter from a girl for the delay. she should students come good with the local residence, explain the nationalists cruelty simply in 2015 pro russian militia repulsed and counter attack to another ukrainian army offensive. the front line was just 15 kilometers from are you both but also a director of thought. they put it in a severe shenice me off the market. said them on the bicycle. is a battle kate dixon. look up real up would be what they did that also update from showered in which i thought they had the men sca cord, stipulating heavy weapons with ghoul was signed at that time. those agreements enabled kenya to keep control of the city the 8 years with about my status for my particular. what plus i get to the 0 yet we're getting level of the brought seems to be up to you. you close to because you my, you know, get those out to do the oil move. i just do

becky, thank you so much. i'm jealous of your demonstration. >>> now we go to ginger.you up to northern idaho and washington state where we still have dozens of large uncontained wildfires driving here in the fire in washington. they do have level one and two evacuations in place and there's a lot of smoke. that smoke is going to get pushed from these fires down south. so you may actually seor smell smoke in any of the areas highlighted in blue. even denver could see some of that haze in the sky but with that front comes serious cold. a cold blast that will take you drew: i am abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. gray skies this morning, dense fog gives way to sunshine this afternoon. temperatures close to average, 80's in the warmest spots away from the coast. tonight, the marine layer comes back. areas of dense fog and coastal drizzle, 40's and 50's as we head into wednesday. accuweather 7 day forecast, steady pattern of gray skies in the morning with bright afternoon. look temperatures. >>> ooh, what a morning. one of >>> ooh, what a mo

becky pringle with the national education association says the respects confirmed what educators haveemic exacerbated gaps in learning experiencing between white students and students of color as well as between well-funded schools and chronically underfunded schools. no mention of how virtual learning could be even partly to blame for those results. randi weingarten, president of the american federation of teachers tweeted kids need so much support to recover from the pandemic. the pandemic but failed to mention she was one of the loudest voices in support of school shut downs. we have not heard back from united teachers los angeles. last year its president down played the negative effects of shut downs saying "there's no such thing as learning loss." parents groups say our leaders say union heads need to put politician aside and take a all hands on deck approach to solving this problem. >> definitely not surprised. but continually horrified by the lack of urgency and frankly the lack of inspiration we're seeing from our policy makers, our administrators and our elected officials aro

you are watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joet a little bit of interesting picture here with the u.s. equity futures. let's show you where things stand given all the earnings reports that we've just got and a couple we will be getting. right now the dow looking higher, 172 points higher. but the nasdaq down about 64 points on the basis of some of those tech news -- or tech companies reporting. s&p 500 up just marginally let's talk mcdonald's just reporting. get over to pippa stevens. >> it's a top and bottom line beat for mcdonald's. analysts were looking for $2.58. the number is down 5% year over year that entire decline was due to fx impact as foreign currencies weakened against the dollar. store sales grow 9%. it was helped by menu price increases as well as higher traffic. same store sales for international operated markets rose 8.5% while analysts were looking for 5.5% the landscape continues to evolve and uncertainties persist. the earnings call is later this morning where i will be listening for more details around if ther

. >> reporter: becky hammond, sorkin as a bartender, dated tom toolan once. >> we had plans at newarkc club, and i thought that was nice. it >> reporter: didn't turn out that way. dinner was pleasant, then came drinks. >> that's when he accused me of being lascivious with a bartender, because i was just having conversation. >> reporter: they got into a cab to go home and becky says toolan tried to grab her. she didn't wait around. >> i jumped out and ran. i ran across the street. >> reporter: and now, four years later, elizabeth "beth" lochtefeld was in a frightening situation with the same man. but that night, instead of grabbing her stuff from toolan 's apartment when she got their, beth stayed. and leslie says that beth later told her that things went from bad to terrible. >> he got very violent with her that night. he sexually assaulted her. and i think that beth was probably, sort of in a state of -- it's a confusing thing when it is somebody that you are supposedly close to. who violates you. my guess is that she was probably just in the state of shock. and why she didn't leave

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen on a rainy monday morning. red this morning when we talked in and now we are in the green looks like the dow will be powering higher, the s&p 500 up 17 points higher, the nasdaq up 32 points higher a real turn on friday in terms of where equities went into the green. right now, though, you're looking at the ten-year note at 4.162. the two-year at 4.468. we talked to roger ferguson about whether a pivot by the fed is upon us, he doesn't think so. seems to be a fight, debate between the optimists in the equity market and maybe the pessimists in the bond markets take a look at the oil market, though, right now as well. we're going to show you wti crude, right now at $84.28 things have come down a little bit. maybe that's helping things on the other side hard to know take a look at crypto. we're over 19,000 on bitcoin i think we're sitting right now at $19,401 >> let's get to dom chu who is going to take a look at this morning's premarket movers kind of like a quiet before the storm. i think a lot of earnings this

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i got to becky, that his voicemail i was an email about but, but i got it. you have a liberal hiding anyway. she's really. oh, i'm glad they generally moline me. there were no decisions with as a now he gayety. i say 5 here. that 30 then day the plaza, my there to the her showed the up and get his i need more room guy. he go to show good lay sky. when's it? thanks for reading. i had given, well, she gave a maximum level of fish and i, he, when dance monday they were both stage was against would and that's are not our name. ok. so there isn't a diode. don't artic should do or don't not a mechanic, a boiler white would look down. my love, our little guy, we get it. i said air bush do with that. and so some are not looking at the book radios. what that's the nicholas, that's a guy is a guy by the name of the liberal as of what a good agent with anyone. and i had exactly load them how and they give to your locals. create that welcome to h, whom was in the stair, vic, i scanned them. i need that escal chan work. they have been wearing millinery now. sure. well, t

and keith would tell us to forgive becky. not to say that she doesn't have to be held accountable, that she doesn't have to suffer consequences, because that's a given. that's the right thing. that keith would actually want us to forgive becky. and i know that. and i would just tell keith well done, your time on earth here was well done. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching! watching >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline. " >> jodi became travis's drug. he very much recognized how bad she was for him. but she kept showing up in his life, and just like a drug addict he kept letting her right back in the door. >> her trial riveted the country. >> we the jury find the defendant as to count one, first degree murder, guilty. >> jodi arias, who brutally murdered her lover, was facing a possible death sentence. >> did he ever think that she would do what she did? who would think that? >> it was a steamy story of sex. >> we'd hang out, we'd have sex.

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