these other famous bells have heard about.ll—ringers, and i'm joining in too, a rare privilege for a non—bavarian. first, i need the right outfit. and what is the point of these twigs? good? i look like a christmas tree. the headgear pales into insignificance once i realise i'll be lugging this 20kg bell around. so heavy, it's ridiculous! ok, so i'm taking this bell over here and i think this will be the bavarian people doing it as well. did you hear me coming by any chance? 0h! so you two are also taking part this year? yep. fantastic. how big a night is this for you? i think it's the biggest night of the year, something like this. yeah, nowhere else is something like this, and so, yeah, we're very proud of it, and we also want to take part of it. have you ever thought about wearing earplugs? yes, i have them! you have them! you have to. it's impossible without them. 0k. all ok. all right. i'll bear that in mind, that's really good advice. banging on bells ijoin the rest of the team as we head towards the town centre. nothing

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commissioner bell, please. >> commissioner bell: thank you. this is my first time reading one of these. i don't have last year's as a point of reference. i thought it was extremely comprehensive, but as we were reading it -- as i was reading it, i was wondering who the audience was and i was begging for pie charts and graphics to show some of that. i think the comments by my colleagues are right on point and it just seems like those percentage numbers that we are such a graphically oriented population these days, that some of that stuff was just calling out for some kind of graphics to demonstrate what it was. i join my colleagues and what they suggested but i do want to say, it is very comprehensive. if you read it, you really got a sense of what happened during the year. job well done but i think if we could show some pictures, i think it would be helpful. >> chair ambrose: absolutely. all right, thank you for that. and with that -- >> i'm sorry i wanted to add one thing. an additional thought if i may. to the point that we are -- you made e

that does it for "closing bell" on this friday everybody have a good weekend. "fast money" begins now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site over looking new york city's time square this is "fast money" i'm melissa lee tonight's trader lineup dan nathan, steve grasso, victoria fernandez and james mcdonald a big call on bonds, chart master sounding the alarm in the treasury market, wait until you hear where carter worth sees yields headed. >>> plus handful of big tech names well off their 52-week highs, any worth a second look later knock on wood when ark investor kathy wood is facing the truth, the one chart that may explain it all we start with the big warning on the bond market, yield of the ten year fell to its lowest level since march third and chartmaster says rates will collapse even forther, cornerstone's carter worth is here to break it down, kick it off carter. >> you bet so hard to know of course. it's such an important subject and one of the biggest single securities there is, the 10-year treasury bond and where yield are, rates are, determined valuat

commissioner bell, please. >> commissioner bell: thank you. this is my first time reading one of these. i don't have last year's as a point of reference. i thought it was extremely comprehensive, but as we were reading it -- as i was reading it, i was wondering who the audience was and i was begging for pie charts and graphics to show some of that. i think the comments by my colleagues are right on point and it just seems like those percentage numbers that we are such a graphically oriented population these days, that some of that stuff was just calling out for some kind of graphics to demonstrate what it was. i join my colleagues and what they suggested but i do want to say, it is very comprehensive. if you read it, you really got a sense of what happened during the year. job well done but i think if we could show some pictures, i think it would be helpful. >> chair ambrose: absolutely. all right, thank you for that. and with that -- >> i'm sorry i wanted to add one thing. an additional thought if i may. to the point that we are -- you made e

. >>> welcome to "closing bell." the market is heating up on the first day of trading for summer. let's look at -- every sector in the green with energy, industrials and financials among the biggest winners. tech is a relative underperformer nasdaq is still firmly in e green as well maybe bitcoin, because bitcoin and ethereum are also seeing sizable pullbacks. the dow is on pay for what would be the best day since march. >> we're up about 562. we will be all over today's market rally throughout the show coming up this hour, inferring, francisco blanch says oil could be heading a lot higher from here later we're launching a new series called curb your inflation. today we kick it off with rick reider from blackrock. >> mike santoli is tracking all of the action for us paul hickey is here, and elan sapporo. michael, said the scene for us we picked up more than half of what was lost last week it fell below the 50h day average. usually not the worst place. because the market had flattened out so much, it lost some altitud

police found strickland's fingerprint on bell's car, which strickland said he drove because bell wasa couple of blocks away. >> two houses between his family home and my home. my home, two houses, his home. and i met them, and i was in the sixth grade. >> on that night, april 25th, 1978, you see them? or you don't see them at all that night? >> yes, i did, earlier that day. 5:00 or 6:00, i saw them. >> you had no idea their plans for the night? >> didn't share them with me. >> reporter: he also says he was confident cynthia douglas, the only surviving eyewitness, knew him and would know he was not involved. cynthia douglas then points you out as being one of the shooters? >> right. yeah. disbelief. total disbelief. >> reporter: strickland now says he believes she may have been coerced. >> she didn't do this intentionally. police department pushed her into identifying me. i believe they told her, either you're going to work with us or we're going to place these charges on you, might have suggested she was involved in some kind of way. >> reporter: his first trial ended in a hung jury,

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cindy adams in there biv from bell biv devoe was in there.e of brian mcknight's tours >> okay. >> jimmy: the dude that -- who drew scooter -- he did the voice of scooter from "muppet babies." he was in there. just a bunch - the kid from jerry maguire was in there >> how big was - [ bell rings ] >> really. >> jimmy: yeah, it was just -- i had to get the hell out of there. >> i mean, what kind of -- that's a big hot tub >> jimmy: it was a small pool. it was a small pool. >> small pool. >> jimmy: but all those people in there at once made it hot, you know >> gotcha. >> jimmy: yeah, heated it right up >> yes, yes, yes yes. >> jimmy: have you ever been to a crazy party or something >> yeah. you know what? i'm more of a -- i'm a a homebody, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> and i -- sometimes i pick up hobbies. you know, like, i don't know, guitar or -- you know, tattooing was something that i was interested in at one point >> jimmy: wow, that's an interesting hobby. >> sometimes i do random piercings, you know, lip piercings and stuff like that. if you w

therefore we have the belle starr gang. point she married sam starr, a cherokee, and he was with the gang her first husband had ridden with. they married in 1888 although legend says it might have been only a common law marriage as had her first marriage to jim reid. no actually knows? they lived on cherokee land though and they built a house where they would harbor outlaws often. in 1883 both belle and sam wore convicted of stealing horses and both spent nine months in jail in detroit. belle was now known as a felon and she kind of dressed the part. she wore gold earrings and a man's hat with feathers and velvet skirts and rode a marry mare named venus. in 1886 sam was killed in a gun fight with an old enemy and she married for the third time with bill july who also was chair kye. she was 15 years older than him. he shortly after they were married was summoned to fort smith, arkansas, because he was accused of stealing a horse. she accompanied him part of the way and decided to turn back. on her way home as she was still r

when you hear the bell you will have 30 seconds remaining. >> madam chair. we have no callers in the cue. >> public comment is closed on item number 11. we will close agenda item number 12. this is the discussion--actually. let me use my he can exee authority. i'll jump ahead to items 12 and 13 for farther public comment and go to closed session. then we'll come back after closed session and decide if there are items for action on future meetings and or any farther beginural public comments. that's items 12 and 13. so i'll call agenda item number 14. this is discussion of possible action regarding probable cause for complaint alleging violations of the protection ordnance. article four of the san francisco campaign. possible closed session involving public comment in matters pertaining to the agenda item and then following any public comment about our going into public session. i'll ask for a motion to assert that attorney-client privilege and we will go into section 3699-13 brown act 6.9 sunshine ordnance. we will discuss this. we will follow that and i'll

"closing bell" starts right now. >> thank you, kelly and tyler. welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here at the new york stock exchange. major averages hovering near record highs the dow and s&p 500 are a bit lower as we head into the close. >> and i'm wilfred frost let's have a look at what is driving the action shares of biogen are surging after the fda approved their alzheimer's drug apple is weighing a bit on the nasdaq on the back of its developers' conference we'll have more on those stories ahead. meme stocks also back in focus following last week's roller coaster ride amc jumping again. games like gamestop and blackberry are rallying also small caps are seeing big gains. the russell 2000 up 1.3% and riding a two-week winning streak 59 minutes left in the session we're down just fractionally in the s&p. >>> coming up, salesforce ceo marc benioff will join us to talk about the slack acquisition and why he disagrees with jamie dimon about employees returning to work. >>> and later the ceo of stockx will tell us which brands consumers are paying up for. we'll disc

[ bell sound ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's good.i got this one let's show my next clip. >> okay. >> jimmy: and i'll just guess it right now here we go >> gross >> jimmy: i got this it's "howard the duck. >> does this make it easier? >> jimmy: that is "howard the duck," because howard the duck is a marvel character. i know that. it was -- i think it was a a george lucas movie at one point, "howard the duck. it did not work, but it is in the marvel thing, and so they threw it in the end of -- either "guardians of the galaxy" 1 or 2 [ bell sound ] [ cheers and applause >> there you go. ♪ >> jimmy: just take it just take it and walk away from the vehicle. they said "yes." >> it felt -- it felt to me like you may have said two movies there >> jimmy: it's all right it doesn't matter what i said. the judges gave a ding and once they give the ding, you're allowed to sing. you know what i'm saying now, here we go, this is the final round. okay and this one is worth 1,000 points whichever one of us shouts out the correct answer first, wins >>

to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange will today be the day we finally set a record for the s&p 500 the index is trading around those levels as we head into the final session. >> what's driving the action today. treasury yields are falling again with the ten-year dipping below 1.5. giving a lift to the tech sector the meme trade is again in focus. gamestop is going to report results. clover health and amc are pulling back crypto is recovering after a rocky start to the week. bitcoin is up 10% as el salvador officially adopts bitcoin as legal tender 59 minutes left in the session. >>> coming up on today's show, three reads on the consumer and the state of recovery. we will talk to the ceo of spirit's giant brian forearm because we will talk about the barbell approach, literally, the ceo of planet fitness tells us whether customers are returning to gyms or choosing to stay and exercise at home and matthew shay on the upget to the retail trade forecast. >> mike santoli is trackin

"closing bell" starts now. >>> thank you, kelly and tyler welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here at the new york stock exchange. major averages are mostly higher to kick off the new month. stocks are well off the session highs, holding on to gains as we head into the final hour of trade. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. energy is the best performing sector crude is touching its highest level since 2018 names such as devon energy and marathon oil are jumping significantly. some key manufacturing data pointing to more strength in recovery pmi hitting a record high. and airline stocks, they're getting a bit of a pop as well this after the tsa screened the most passengers since the pandemic began over the holiday weekend. boeing is higher as well on an analyst upgrade. 59 minutes left to go in the session. >>> coming up on today's show, we'll talk about today's energy surge and how high crude prices could climb with a chief oil analyst. plus the ceo of citizens financial joins us with why his company is doubling down on brick and more tar bank branche. >>

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you very much, tyler welcome to "closing bell." i'm michael santoli in for wilfred frost. investors await next week's fed meeting. the volatility index is touching a 52-week low today. >> and i'm courtney reagan in for sara eisen let's look at what's driving the action 10-year treasury yields slipped to a three-month low of 1.43% earlier in the session but have since recovered from those levels that's well below the recent peak in march. an early read on june consumer sentiment coming in before estimates but the report from the university of michigan did say rising inflation remains a top concern for consumers. >>> and small caps are outperforming. the russell 2000 up 2% on the week we've got about 59 minutes left to go in today's trading session. >> coming up on today's show, it's been another wild week for the meme stocks with names like wendy's and clover health getting their turn in the spotlight. we'll speak with the founder of tastytrade and why he says traditional investor theory is dead. >>> we talked about the strength in

"closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange strange day on wall street some sizeable news and a divergent market following yesterday's fed decision the dow is leading the declines down triple digits but well off session lows the nasdaq is surging. >> and i'm wilfred frost let's have a look at what's driving the action today banks and industrials wearing on the indices the most declines for the last of goldman sachs, and j ppmorganjpmorgan. treasury yields are pulling back with the faangs and other names higher adding another layer of complexity to the economic pitch, jobless claims rose last week to the highest level since mid-may. 59 minutes left to go in this fairly odd session flat at the moment on the s&p. >>> coming up in today's show, grocery chain kroger is a standout winner climbing on the back of strong earnings. the c echt o is joining us on what he's seeing from the consumer and whether he's worried about inflation. >>> plus we will speak with bradley tusk for his outlook

kristen bell is here, tonight. [ cheers and applause >> steve: woah >> jimmy: i love kristen bell. new apple tv plus series, "lisey's story," dane dehaan is here. [ cheers and applause and we got great music from migos! [ cheers and applause "culture iii." i have, right here, this -- i kept a piece of confetti from last night's -- we did a bit last night, "broadway's back," with some of - lin-manuel miranda [ cheers and applause >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: and it was so much fun to do. it was amazing that we -- that we pulled it off and i thank you, quest, roots, you guys, that was awesome and everybody. but, i mean, so many things could go wrong with that piece, 'cause it's one continuous shot, and is, you know, nine performers, and they're all pros so -- but right before we were about to do the bit -- anyways -- i don't know how to tell the story i end the bit -- i thought we were in commercial break after it was done i was like, "confetti, confetti. i was just yelling it, and i go, "confetti means something. here's why i said it so, two reasons. one, confetti means there's a

still positive mostly around. >>> welcome to "closing bell."een briefly around 340 it shot up for about a minute or so, ten minutes or so from the end as you can see there, still up 240 points, 3.5% for the week the nasdaq just negative, missing out on a record close itself, but great returns for the week as a whole for all the major averages there is rebalancing in the last 10, 15 minutes of the trade. coming up, jeremy siegel is here to weigh in on president biden's infrastructure bill. eddie lu from goat, will join us first on cnbc to discuss scott wren is still with us. kate from grays capital joins the conversation as well mike, i come to the first just slipping, giving up most of today's gain, off a very strong week particularly just mechanical drivers of that. it's the largest component of that index are being sold to essentially go into a different index. that was the effect seemingly on the russell, probably doesn't change much about the trend, and in general the s&p for the week just sort of reasserted the upper trend. we had five of

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"closing bell" starts right now. welcome to the "closing bell," i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. stocks alternating between gains and losses on this wednesday afternoon. but the mean trade in full force with amc seeing eye popping gains. >> let's look at what's driving the action i'm sara eisen as wilfred mentioned more blockbuster returns for c. the theater stock he can proceeding higher today, up 3,000% just this year, doubling today. we will more on the stunning rise throughout the show the federal reserve introducing the beige book of economic conditions saying relaxed conditions have helped the economy but noting supply chain disruptions and the difficulty for many firms in hiring new workers. and oil is marching higher yet again pushing energy to the top of the leader board. hall burt ton, occidental adding to big gains for the week. 59 minutes left to go in the session. >> there is a slew of order news out. elon musk's tweets as well to discuss. we will do so wi mark fields, former ford ceo co

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> good afternoon welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost. the dow looking to close out strong first-half of the year with a bang up triple digits and sitting near session highs the s&p 500 and nasdaq are lagging as we head into the final hour of trade. >> i'm sara eisen. let's look at what's driving the action in this final hour. energy stocks are leading. they've been strong all year long the sector is up 42% so far in 2021 the biggest winner it's a big day for ipos. three key names hitting the public market today. didi, i.d. verification company clear and cybersecurity firm centinal one more on all of those in just a bit. >>> intel is the worst performer on the dow after delaying production of a new chip but other semi stocks are higher ahead of micron's earnings which come out this afternoon right after the bell 59 minutes left to go in the month, the quarter, the day and the first half of the year >>> coming up -- cashing in on the metaverse. we'll speak with former amazon executive matthew ball about his brand-new etf that tracks names

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like i know taco bell.re vaccinated, but you can get a and get ready for the he kind of get everything prepared and ready. maybe like a cool fan in your life gone. how are you getting ready for the next few days. the talk about that is the one right and yet not that it's right on the beach. it might have a that's the one not if you know you it is on the way of. but yes, it is going to be a day out there maybe for some tacos. >> maybe just to get yourself to cooler spot today is not going to be the hottest day this forecast, but it is the start of our warm up. that leads to the rest of this week seat, which is the hottest wednesday, thursday and friday. so you still do have another day before at least we reach triple digits in this forecast. you look outside at our center tower cam this morning is showing you a little bit of fog streaming right over san francisco. you can see the glow of the golden gate. there in the distance. most of our visibility is actually ok as we are seeing low cloud cover sitting alo

nbc's chapman bell reports from london. >> reporter: president biden's trip begins today, it starts with the president and dr. jill biden arriving in the uk. >> we're making sure to putin and to china that the united states and europe are tight. >> reporter: they traveled to the site of the g7 meeting in southwest england. before that kicks off the president will meet with british prime minister boris johnson, reaffirming that special relationship between the u.s. and the uk. then the g7 summit begins. topics there are expected to include covid recovery and global health as well as trade and taxes and climate change. after that, the president will meet queen elizabeth. he'll become the 12th sitting u.s. president to meet the queen. the president then travels on to belgium where he'll have meetings. then he travels to highics are include ukraine, phone headache -- phone hacking, and cyber attacks. chapman bell, nbc news, london. >>> elon musk, jeff bezos, we're talking about rich people who paid nothing or very little for their personal taxes. >> bezos even took a child tax credit on his

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"closing bell" starts right now. >> it certainly does welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange it's an up and down session on wall street. the dow clawing back from a 265-point drop but the nasdaq is firmly in the red as we head into the final hour of trade amc recovering most of its 40% loss. >> in the green and then back into the red again i'm wilfred frost. let's have a look at what's driving the action another wild day for amc, the meme stock which doubled in yesterday's session. it's trading all over the map after the company announced a new share offering there's positive news on the data front as we await tomorrow's may employment report weekly jobless claims coming in below 400,000 for the first time since march the 2020 adp job growth topped estimates. and tech and communication services are among the weaker sectors today. mega caps like apple, amazon and facebook are all in the red and tesla is down 4% 59 minutes left in this thursday session. >>> coming up on today's show, tony dwyer tells us what he makes of the meme sto

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it is for the time being for a bell, russian citizen, roman protest savage. and his partner russian fit is in sophia, peg out for a month though they were in detention in men's. however, now we have already seen them walking in the streets of the russian capital. we have also heard from sophia. so beggars stepfather, who saying that he has already had a chance to meet her. but i was given the opportunity to meet her without police supervision in an informal setting and she looks good thing. god, her health is fine. sophia has been transferred to health arrest, but she is due in minsk. the only thing i know is that there is no tracking bracelet on her. i'm also bound by a non disclosure agreement, so i cannot give many details. now a little bit of background into this story in may, the couple was on board, a ryan airplane traveling from athens to vilnius, which is the lar, if you waiting and capital when it was grounded by bell russian authorities because of a false bomb threat. now, when the aircraft landed in minsk airport to the couple was immediately taken

we appreciate that as we head towards the closing bell.p essentially flat. the nasdaq up 43 points, good for a third of a percent gain. mixed markets today. that will do it for "the claman countdown." "kudlow" is next. ♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. a little under the weather. little bit of allergies and i hope my voice holds up. no deal between shelley moore can tito and president biden. capito says she doesn't expect a infrastructure deal. senator mcconnell says the era of bipartisanship is over. take a listen. >>t

the bell tick state of poland, poland. but once it's been built, it will be an additional good part of free energy supply as all the waters and the pipeline will go into opperation this year. name and, and when the gas starts flowing we need to keep close eye on these geopolitical rules and the protection of ukraine. and that's been agreed on a european level to the human rights abuses and below growth. that part of the discussion as she says, meeting you met atlanta, her not personally, she see a position due to a beloved and she's asking for tougher things. what could tougher sanctions look like? yes, as soon as you have the 1st sanctions that we decided on the below rationale and from flying over european union territory, because h a y is not flying from our side over bela ruth, which also hits the state financially was up to then putting officials involved in human rights violations directly or indirectly on the targets it's sanction lifted . some of these officials have their own business interests, including presiden

now at that time, the bell, russian authorities grounded the plane at atlanta in minsk because of the bomb threat. now, when the plane landed at the men sca airport, the couple were immediately taken by bell russian police. and i can tell you that roman pro to savage have some serious issues with law enforcement in bell ruse. he was the founder of the next telegram channel, which has been labeled as extremist by men's. and he could be of facing up to 15 years in prison. because of charges of inciting mass unrest out the same charges are being brought against sophia. so peg as well. now, this incident with the plane and also the prosecution against the activists caused a real international uproar mainly in the west and led to sanctions against men. but now as you can see, the situation is developing. we have already seen the couple in the streets of men scanned. according to sophie use, a peg as lawyer, the russian diplomats will soon get in touch with her. and they're hoping for a positive outcome, which could be moving her to russia. all right, thanks. brings up to speed, the train c

let's take a look here as we head towards the bell, the closing bell. lows now, red across the board. [closing bell rings] ashley: the dow off as you can see 140 points. the s&p also up slightly as is the nasdaq. okay. that will do it for "the claman countdown." thanks for joining us, everyone. we'll be back tomorrow. "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. now, who was lois lerner? tough question. well remember lois lerner was at the center of the last big irs scandal which occurred during the obama years. ms. learner, who was head of the exempt organizations division of the internal revenue service, she learned that groups, that is, some groups, like the

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belle would die in 1928 in paris. [ bell ringing ] >> you're looking at the rooms of a chateau here inville of saint-benoit in the heart of the saint-mihiel salient. early in the morning of september 12th the 42nd rainbow division jumped off, and like the other american divisions was a rapid advance, clearing out the villages in the salient as the germans fled. major william donovan, known as wild bill, was a battalion commander in the rainbow division. later on we know him best as the head of the office of strategic services during world war ii. but during world war i donovan was in the thick of the fighting here in the salient. when he reached the village, he came upon this chateau, and this is where he established his headquarters. he would later write about what his experience was here, coming to the chateau. behind the manor house which you see behind me, he found a cache of valuable paintings, porcelains and furniture in the courtyard. apparently the germans were unable to carry it as they fled from the village. donovan then toured the village where he encountered, as he said, po

on may 23rd, a re, an air flight from grease to lithia was forced to make an emergency landing in bell roofs over a bomb threat that turned out to be a hoax. 2 people were then taken off the plane and arrested the editor of a bell, russian pro opposition telegram channel, and his russian girlfriend. european countries responded by banning flights to and from bell ruth and ordering planes to avoid the country. their straight, aerospace claims of russian roland, the diversion of the aircraft have not so far been backed up by any evidence. and the kremlin has denied involvement. we've got reaction on the resolution from martin dulls are a member of the hamburg parliament. to playing russia for something red. so no evidence this way, you can go up to the dialogue. all this will not strengthen. one for you all sure. claim to be sure thing to international and regional thing to human rights, but that different economical type than to the union. so it will not out the civilian so much, but i think it will even strange to look at shank and it will not lead to kind of regime change which is wan

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you, kelly and tyler welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen weer record close watch for the nasdaq and the s&p 500 the dow is lagging today just slightly, down 21 points. >> i'm wilfred frost consumer discretionary, and energy are the top performing sectors with energy now up more than 5% on the week as oil hits a two-year high. tech stocks remain in focus as the nasdaq looks for another record close tesla and chip stocks like micron and nvidia helping lead today's charge >> and more volatility crypto and bitcoin recovering. they touched their lowest level in the month earlier in the week 59 minutes left of the session >> coming up on today's show, liz ann saunders joins us for the latest installment more market-moving fed speak today. >>> plus, beware the cyber pandemic that's a message from checkpoint as the world grapples with the rise in ransomware attacks we'll talk to that company's ceo about the risks and opportunities in the cybersecurity space. >> first, straight to our reporters covering the biggest stories of the day

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