studies dr becky let's story, the institute for fiscal studies dr becky let's get more on that story ritical of some of liz truss's policy promises and announcements. let's bring you more on that with david wallace lockhart, our political correspondent. the cost of living crisis has put this whole tory leadership race very much in the spotlight and the discussion of their various economic promises and liz truss is coming in particular scrutiny today.— liz truss is coming in particular scrutiny today. that is right, ben, so liz truss _ scrutiny today. that is right, ben, so liz truss has _ scrutiny today. that is right, ben, so liz truss has always _ scrutiny today. that is right, ben, so liz truss has always said - scrutiny today. that is right, ben, so liz truss has always said tax i so liz truss has always said tax cuts will be her priority. she is saying she won't take anything off the table, but she knows the best tool in the cost of living crisis is tax cuts, so she wants to reverse the recent rise in national insurance, she wants to scrap a planned rise in corporation tax and i'

>> that's a great question, becky. let me answer this way i cover a large number of retailers. a number of them reporting results in the past few weeks. what we are seeing is those retailers that are more exposed to the lower-income consumer, we are seeing more pressure there i think that's where these inflation numbers are having a bigger impact on spending. those retailers are calling that out. we are seeing and i use this a lot with the strong getting stronger home depot is an extraordinarily dominant retail enterprise they have a lot of control over their business some of the smaller companies are more whipsawed in the back drop we see weakness there. there are categories that are softer right now we see weakness in the home fashion or accessory that is a function of consumer spending shifting back to pre-pandemic travel or going out activities it is mixed right now. i think home depot is in a good spot very strong retailer and still strong category. there are definitely some signals of consumer weakness >> let me dig in deeper on one of the themes you picked up on the stro

. >>> becky, let's talk corporate news shares of salesforce under pressure the latest results topping estimates, but full-year forecast pointing to weaker economic cycles. the ceo spoke to jim cramer on "mad money" last night. >> everyone is trying to assess what's going on and how do they position themselves for the new economy. it's a new day for many companies. i think when you look out at all of the businesses, yes, they are all doing digital transformation this is everybody's priority every digital transformation is still beginning and ending with the customer >> shares of salesforce this year are down now. it has been a wild ride. another example of one of the big tech companies that was up and has come down as multiples have come down as worries about the economy continue. >>> another big tech mover to watch. snowflake. shares up sharply right now. the software company reported been than expected revenues. the ceo says the consumption model shows after signing a contract is proving to be an advantage. joe. >> we need to keep in mind that is a big point move in salesforce that i

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we are getting these change event expectations compared to becky inflation. let's markets are shaping up this morning. >> we are getting the openings in tokyo. we will also look at the latest in treasury futures. there is a little bit of a selloff and a little bit of a move up in yields. we can see now that the u.s. 10 year yield is showing at 2.8. let's take a further look out as we get the opening on the nikkei. a little bit lower. you can see that there. you can see that a little bit weaker. we have that bond, a little bit of a move to the downside in terms of futures. the bottom line is people are going to have this jobs report on friday. it is all hanging over. asia is waiting for those numbers. ppi in japan came in a little bit stronger-than-expected. 8.6% year-over-year. it is not expected to go into the cpi. i think it is about a lot of these big macro numbers. we move on to the kospi now. i think it will be a cautious trade in asia until we get some large numbers out of the way. we did get the unemployment rate at 2.9%. this is when inflation was rising. t

let's start with you, becky, as you called for the strike action.t been a success and is this going to be the first of many? >> thank you very much. it has been a very successful -- look at the numbers, look to the impact of the strikes. this strike, this is a protest actually in the main. it's intended to raise the issues and to get the society debating and discussing the problem that they're facing and hopefully the got will then respond to the crisis. so we raise the crisis, 10 million unemployed people. 10 million on [indiscernible] the electricity problems, the unemployed. gender-based problems is going -- growing beyond proportions so we hope that with this action, joined by other people in the society raising the same alarms, we think the message has been driven home so we can say it's successful. >> dakota, has the message been driven home? have you, the a.m.c., gotten the message? >> indeed, we've gotten the message as the amp can national congress and issues which were raised by the workers. are well appreciated. you know that in our count

let's start with you, becky: as you called for the strike action hasn't been a success. and this just going to be the 1st of many. thank you very much. it has been very successful. let's look at that number. if you look to the, the impact of this strike may know the coms in which, where the matching goes by this is to the protest action in the main you intended to raise the issues and to get this society at the baking and discussing the problem that they are facing and hopefully government will then respond to the crisis that have and so we raised 10000000 up on and so i went in milan and such a grand 10000000 non in demand and electricity problems. the young people employed to gender baseball and they're going beyond propulsion. so we hope that with this action, which was the pitfall where cars way and joined by people in this will say you raised in the same problem. so we think that mistake has been driven home so we can say successful. okay, dakota has the message being driven home. have, have you the and say, have you got the message? data message as the african natio

nasdaq market site in times square i'm melissa lee along with andrew ross sorkin joe and becky are off today. let'sok at the market due out later. s&p looking up 11.5, dow up by 73, nasdaq higher at 45. this after nasdaq lost more than a percent yesterday. take a look at treasury yields and where we stand there the 10-year note is at 2.777%, so fairly stable ahead of cpi at 8:30 andrew. >> thanks, melissa

i am mark live becky from realism magazine. >> let's start with the bible. there is a verse in philippians and that verse says, look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others. ended goes into how christ sacrificed himself for us. -- and it goes into how christ sacrificed himself for us. there isn't a verse that says, look only to your own interests. that is why when you are on an airplane in those things drop when you lose cabin pressure, they say put on your mask first and take care of the person next to you, at the principal is that we have a certain responsibility for ourselves first and foremost. that doesn't mean to the exclusion of others. a complementary principle is that we have expanding circles of what our interests entail, and this is tied to the catholic concept of subsidiary and the notion of sphere sovereignty. mark, you as a husband and dad have an interest. interests are actually responsibilities. we often talk about the may craven way, self-interested selfishness. certainly that is possible, but part of what you are

world these days let's show you wti crude and finally for those of you playing crypto at home, you can look at the price of bitcoin, almost 24,000, getting back up there once again, becky over to dom chu. he's got a look at this morning's premarket movers >> just based upon the conversation you and andrew were having in the past hour with regard to lowe's and target, that's where we have to start. that will be the overriding theme in the market trading this morning. target shares right now have been volatile in the premarket session so far so the big box retailer's down about 2% right now but like i said, it was down much more. target comes out with earnings that missed expectations revenues were roughly in line. it took a conscious effort to move rinventory. the reason why some of those numbers may have kind of come in at least a little bit more positively for target shares off the lows, they did maintain that operating profit margines are going to be in the roughly 6% range. so maybe some stability being broadcas brought back to operating margins. we'll see what we hear later on down the line from conference calls. now lowe's an opposite direction move it was a mixed

she is going to be facing author, republican nick, let's pronounce this right, becky?ht. >> you, know it's going to be awhile before we know what happened in alaska because it's kind of a double helix of complication and they have a top four primary system and then they have ranked voting on top of that. so if nobody gets to 50% what they do is they reallocate the vote, the second choices and we will put down -- >> i want to mention there's another candidate here there's also the former democrat credit mary peltola. >> right. >> this is her first political run since 2009, she is being backed by trump. so my question is, do you see her making a comeback? i know this whole rank choice here is an issue but do you see for making a comeback? >> i think that the rank choice makes it really hard to predict you know they all give future predictions of the u.s.. and obviously it was a factor in the race again in new york city it's one of the places that are doing it. i would not be surprised either way. i mean, the special, election you know what they're having the special elec

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host: that is becky in massachusetts. let's hear from house speaker nancy pelosi.t was on the debate on the inflation reduction act. one of the final speeches before the vote, talking about the importance of the passage of the legislation, particularly about the weather. [video clip] >> the climate provisions will make a meaningful difference for americans and working families. i will put that in the record if you promise to read it, but it is about clean air and water for our children. it is about 9 million good union paying jobs. preventing conflict over habitat. it is about values. values espoused by pope francis when he said earlier, our planet has reached a breaking point. extreme weather continues to wreak havoc across the country, around the world. it is clear the cost of inaction far outweighs the cost of action. save the planet while keeping more money in your pockets. working families will save the average of $1000 a year in lower energy bills. underserved communities need $60 billion in environmental protection and justice initiatives to ensure that ever

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let'sut what's happening with the u.s. equity futures three days in a row of declines, at least for the dow and st stooupd. we were down then in the green only briefly and now dow futures down by 32 we made so much progress in the month of july and the early part of this month. at this point the nasdaq is off by

nasdaq market site in times square i'm melissa lee along with andrew ross sorkin joe and becky are off today. let'sake a look at the market due out later. s&p looking up 11.5, dow up by 73, nasdaq higher at 45. this after nasdaq lost more than a percent yesterday. take a look at treasury yields and where we stand there the 10-year note is at 2.777%, so fairly stable ahead of cpi at 8:30 andrew. >> thanks, melissa let's talk corporate news because this is a biggy. elon muffing now officially selling $7.92 million tesla shares worth almost $6.9 billion, those sales taking place between last friday and just yesterday this is according to a series of s.e.c. filings published last night. investors might remember earlier this year musk had nor more tesla sales planned. on twitter last night, musk responded to some tesla fans and asked if he is done selling shares in the ev maker this is what he said he said, yes, in the hopefully unlikely event that twitter forces this deal to close and some equity partners don't come through, it's important to avoid an emergency sale of tesla stock. musk also said he wo

let's talk to our business reporter, becky morton. like across the count? ., ., ,�* ._ country? the early years alliance have said they — country? the early years alliance have said they are _ country? the early years alliance have said they are facing - country? the early years alliance have said they are facing its - have said they are facing its biggest crisis in more than 20 years. they say that nurseries, some are being forced to close at short notice, others are having to increase their fees for appearance or cut hours. that is because of the financial pressures facing nurseries, providers say they need more funding from the government, specifically, they say that the free childcare entitlement, most working parents of three or 4 euros are entitled to 30 hours a week in england, they say that is not sufficiently funded by the government, they have to cover the shortfall. recent months, they face other increase costs like energy, food and staffing because many are struggling to recruit with vacancies in the uk job struggling to r

as becky hubbard put it, quote, it is frustrating as hell. let's discuss with the dr.d southwest missouri. last month, she testified before the senate judiciary committee regarding the consequences of the supreme court decision. doctor, do you think these consequences are intended or they just unintended consequences that are collateral to the decisions we are seeing. >> the truth is, that for those of us who have been working in states that are incredibly restrictive, already, pre decision, we have been screaming about this potential for years now. we knew that banning abortion wouldn't just mean that people wouldn't be able to get abortion access in their state. we knew that it meant that miscarriage management, as you mentioned, treatment for rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, cancer -- all these things could be predicted. and the real truth is, though it may take years to fully realize what the impact is, this country is already abysmal maternity little mortality rate, will certainly [inaudible] and of course, the most impact in that realm is going to be felt by black an

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becky morton, bbc news. let'snderfunding? how do you assess the reasons for this problem? i think it is a combination of all those issues. we have a challenge of the funding for years, and i think the funding for years, and i think the government is the biggest... the funding they have been giving to providers throughout the local authorities never kept up with cost increases. we have seen national living wage, national insurance, all going up. also, the business relief given during the pandemic has now been... on top of that, we have a real staffing crisis. nursery staff struggling to recruit qualified staff because we have all left due to the pressures and stress that they faced during the pandemic, and they faced during the pandemic, and they have gone to work elsewhere, with stressful places that pays them more. brute with stressful places that pays them more. ~ . , with stressful places that pays them more. . ., , , , more. we are seeing nursery providers _ more. we are seeing nursery providers just _ more. w

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's check out what's happening with the u.s. equity futures three days in a row of declines, at least for the dow and st stooupd. we were down then in the green only briefly and now dow futures down by 32 we made so much progress in the month of july and the early part of this month. at this point the nasdaq is off by 23% we got out of the bear market territory. back there at this point s&p is back in correction territory. the dow is down close to 11% from the all-time highs. if you have been watching treasury yields, they have been moving up. right now the two-year is at 3.3% but we'll continue to keep an eye on this if you have been watching energy prices, that's where you have seen a little bit of relief. energy prices, down -- or actually up. they were up yesterday the best day since the middle of july this morning up $94.56 is where we're sitting for wti. brent at 101.9 during the trading sessions it was up at the highest. >> the nasdaq got out of low territory and it got into a bull

talking with becky pringle, the president of the national education association, the largest teacher union. you can call, parent style -- parents dial (202) 748-8000. educators, (202) 748-8001. let's take some more of your call. sarah is on the parent line from virginia. caller: good morning. i'm a grandmother. my children were educated in the public school system. i have 10 grandchildren and seven of them were educated in the public school system. three in catholic school. i went to catholic school. i have a daughter-in-law who just retired as a biology teacher after 30 years. i have two granddaughters who are in college right now studying to be educators. i have three nieces who are educators. i am astounded and shocked at what has happened with regard to going after teachers, school board members, pta members, it is disgusting. my question to the mothers who gathered in loudoun county is if you think you could do a better job teaching, given -- give them the keys to the classroom and say be my guest. they buy their own supplies because there is not enough money or the school does not allocate enough. they sacrifice time away from their own families to educate your children. you

becky is off today we have a big friday, joe. this is going to be something. a lot of news as well. let's show everybody u.s.t of that news and including the jobs numbers which may move this later. dow up 45 points and s&p up marginally the dow closed the highest level since may 4th fo

let's head out to jackson hole, wyoming once again where steve liesman is joined by yet another fed newsmaker. steve? >> hey, beckyed by atlanta fed president raphael bostic, who, it was a tradition, but we broke it with the juniors being off. you are watching the data with interest this is one of the key things you're looking at. the key pc indicator did come down 4.6%. are you ready to stop raising rates? >> that would be a lot for me. this is a sign that the economy's starting to respond. we're trying to get to 2%. we want to make sure our policy moves encl moves closer to the range. >> it's not there now. what is restrictive to you >> for me, it's somewhere in the 3.5 to 3.25 range. and i'm hopeful we can get there by the end of the year i'm hoping we can get to a place where we can get to a redir restrictive posture. and sit there and let the policies work through the economy. >> so you don't seed a need to go further -- explain restrictive. there is a lot of talk about what is the right, you want to get to neutral inflation is 4.6, how can neutral be 2.5%, which is two points lower than that >> this is the c

becky quick is off today, so it's just the boys again. again, joe, but we're going to have a lot of fun doing it. >>> u.s. equity futures at this hour, let'sy where they are dow jones up about 130 points. s&p up a

let it sink some 30 centimeters each year. that same thing that, that of align graves are being swallowed by the ground and the cemetery and the historic old town. becky, i live in from here to the corner that if you can clearly see the different, it's almost 2 and a half meters. maybe it's massive in coma burst cracks, then subsidence all over the city. reflect ok. no. so you know, we didn't know why the crown was sinking. when do i not explain it for now? then we were told that it was because of the excessive use of groundwater would in this area, by year in general, mexico city consumes tremendous amounts of water. and scientists, luis some, but i know researches the megalopolis is water consumption isn't ground, right? it's a challenge though, an enormous charity. i supply water to mexico city. quite a city of 20000000 people is a difficult task. mexico city was built where there used to be lakes. and most of the cities drinking water comes from the ground. no especially to assign use. lucio would up to 10 years ago, we knew very little about the amount of water in the aquifers went on. we still don't know for certain since there is very little pu

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becky? >> reporter: yeah, george, clothing hits the top spot for what people think will cost more. school supplies next, shoes and then electronics. so let's2 jeans for kids. jcpenney has uniform polo shirts, izod branded, 7.99 were 22 bucks. and kohl's has vans, 30%, and levis up to 40%. i should mention, with kohl's, if you have kohl's cash stored up, now is a great time to use it and that's a hack across the board. check the balances on all your rewards accounts, even your credit card or pharmacy rewards. using those savings for back to school could really salvage your monthly budget when times are tight like they are right now. >> any deals on tech? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, i wish i could go all crazy eddie here and tell you laptops are cheap, cheap, cheap. deals, though, sort of underwhelming. the best prices were at the office stores. i found one office depot an acer laptop it was 489, now 389. also we have talked a lot about refurbished tech. that's the way to go if you want to save. ebay has a certified refurb section where devices get warranties for a year or two years and i saw a 17-inch chromebook was 399, now 159. phones, buy

becky is off today we have a big friday, joe. this is going to be something. a lot of news as well. let's show everybody u.s. equities for a moment before we get to a lot of that news and including the jobs numbers which may move this later. dow up 45 points and s&p up marginally the dow closed the highest level since may 4th for the week nasdaq is up 2.5% the dow is lower by .30% look at treasury yields. 10-year treasury which has been moving around a lot lately now close to 2.7%. 2.69%. crude prices which we have been watching valiantly we are looking at wti crude at $88.85, joe. >> lower than forecasts had them it was 380 >>> developing story in washington key democratic swing vote senator krysten sinema signing off on the reconciliation bill which includes hundreds of billions of spending in energy and climate change initiatives support requires one major change to the revenue side of the bill ylan mui joins us from washington good morning >> reporter: good morning, joe democrats struck a deal with krysten sinema it could cement the 50 votes needed to pass the new tax and spending bill. sinema got democr

let's hear from mary in wisconsin. guest: all the articles i read about the mar-a-lago search, becky calling it trump's residence.n 1994, trump had the designation of mar-a-lago from a -- business related expense. he can't to live there for more than 36 -- three consecutive weeks at a time. this is not a residence but it is a business and there is no reason why they can't search a business. this doesn't apply to the fourth amendment. host: where did you get the idea that he could only live there three weeks at a time? guest: go to wikipedia and look at the information about mar-a-lago and read through the different categories within the wikipedia site and part of the agreement was the taxpayers of palm beach is that he cannot live -- because it is a club, he can't live there. host: why is it that you trust wikipedia? guest: i heard this were a number of years. it has been reported repeatedly. someone seeks to keep forgetting it. -- seems to keep forgetting it. it is not a residence but a private club. host: you made that point so let's hear from bill, independent line. guest: i wanted to make a few comments conce

becky quick is off today, so it's just the boys again. again, joe, but we're going to have a lot of fun doing it. >>> u.s. equity futures at this hour, let'show everybody where they are dow jones up about 130 points. s&p up as well, 16 points high eric and the nasdaq, looking to open 53 points higher right about now. let's show you treasury yields, ten-year note up 2.765 let's show you the move in the past 24 hours. >> a plane flight heard around the world. i don't want to say all eyes, but a damn lot of eyes didn't you watch she's in taiwan's airplane and everything's okay. things didn't totally evolve into some worrisome situation we all had, it kind of came back and stabilized, but it looked like it was all about that yesterday, didn't it, which is weird, but uncertainty we know she's gone now. >> the question is the uncertainty over i don't know i mean that's the part you don't know. >> i know. we've got carriers over there, the record reagan. they've got four days of exercises planned. it's weird, isn't it if we were running countries, sorkin, would we do it this way, all this saber rattle and reverse saber rattling and posturing? >>

talking with becky pringle, the president of the national education association, the largest teacher union. you can call, parent style -- parents dial (202) 748-8000. educators, (202) 748-8001. let'sore of your call. sarah is on the parent line from virginia. caller: good morning. i'm a grandmother. my children were educated in the public school system. i have 10 grandchildren and seven of them were educated in the public school system. three in catholic school. i went to catholic school. i have a daughter-in-law who just retired as a biology teacher after 30 years. i have two granddaughters who are in college right now studying to be educators. i have three nieces who are educators. i am astounded and shocked at what has happened with regard to going after teachers, school board members, pta members, it is disgusting. my question to the mothers who gathered in loudoun county is if you think you could do a better job teaching, given -- give them the keys to the classroom and say be my guest. they buy their own supplies because there is not enough money or the school does not allocate enough. they sacrifice time away from their own families to educate your children. you should be t

talking with becky pringle, the president of the national education association, the largest teacher union. you can call, parent style -- parents dial (202) 748-8000. educators, (202) 748-8001. let's more of your call. sarah is on the parent line from virginia. caller: good morning. i'm a grandmother. my children were educated in the public school system. i have 10 grandchildren and seven of them were educated in the public school system. three in catholic school. i went to catholic school. i have a daughter-in-law who just retired as a biology teacher after 30 years. i have two granddaughters who are in college right now studying to be educators. i have three nieces who are educators. i am astounded and shocked at what has happened with regard to going after teachers, school board members, pta members, it is disgusting. my question to the mothers who gathered in loudoun county is if you think you could do a better job teaching, given -- give them the keys to the classroom and say be my guest. they buy their own supplies because there is not enough money or the school does not allocate enough. they sacrifice time away from their own families to educate your children. you should be