permanent of racism. >> the late derek bell, harvard law school first black tenure as a.c-span.org/podcast or wherever you get your podcast. ♪♪ >> your watching book tv on c-span2. if you are of a certain age, you have one of these on your shelves, a dictionary and you've probably looked upwards and it throughout your lifetime but if you are a little younger, chances are you've done it digitally. mary french is trying to change that. she is the founder and director of something called the dictionary project, mary french, what are you trying to do? >> who want everybody to have a dictionary to instruct the benefits of owning a dictionary we try to get them out in the third grade so they get into the habit of looking up words correctly and understand the meaning and multiple meanings and appreciate our language. >> what is the importance of having this physical book rather than just typing it in your phone? >> i've been doing this for 25 years, before i have had iphones and the technology we are using today. technology is what attracts us to the dictionary, that's where the

"closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost, happy friday. any close on the dow would be a record >> we're almost there. we'll see if we can do it. let's look at what's driving the action disney, after strong earnings yesterday, though that stock has lost some of its years oldier gains. consumer sentiment coming in at the lowest level in ten years. consumer staples are the best-performing sector in the s&p 500 today. >>> dan niles will help us wrap up a big week of earnings. how he is adjusting 4th portfolio. >> mike santoli is tracking the market action, and jessica you recallic urlich is here. >> there are calm fridays in the summer, and then very calm ones. and in low drama ways. the market to be a bit of a his steep angle, so we're hugging that line. right now it's mostly more defensive in growthy stocks. i would also point out, this was last all, remember mid august into september 1st, we have this height surge, a jumpy, grabby market now like this one right now. it's a different path and pace some subthemes, buyback-related stocks have

and last month bell, russian police rated the offices of 14 rights groups. non governmental organizations and independent media outlets. ah, well, let's bring in august. now joining us from warsaw is an a toll co tower international relations manager of the bell. russian sports solidarity foundation. the organization helps athletes who faced repercussions for expressing political views in brussels. we have a cat, a lantern chief executive of the center for european policy studies, and also in war. so valerie sep carlo bell, russian opposition, leader and former presidential candidate a warm welcome to all of you. so anatole, if i could start with you than 1st because i know that you have spoken to christina tim on sky. so just fill us in. first of all, what has she told you about all this? i truly and now she's okay. now now she's a bullish embassy in tokyo and she's getting better after all this shocking events which should turn out all the sudden for her from senor and the very. ready simple. ready mistake of officials who failed to ensure the distant prog

it's a mystery as to who killed belle star. the farrington brothers, hillary and levi, had both been con federal guerrillas before the war and decided that robbing banks was a food post-war occupation. they also robbed trains. they robbed the mobile and ohio railroad in union city, tennessee, in 1870. while the pinkertons were hot on her tail and hillary farrington shot william pinkerton in the side when the detective had him cornered in a kentucky farm. pinkerton was not killed, he managed to subdue hillary and cuff him. the next day they were en route to columbus, kentucky, when hillary broke loose and grabbed pinkerton's shotgun. the gun graze the his skull but not skill him. pinkerton delivered an angry upper can you tell that sent hillary flying backwards over the railing, he landed on the paddle wheel and i bet you can guess what happened next, he was chopped to pieces. his brother had been captured in illinois, he had been returned to tennessee for the trial, however, there were many angry people in the town that this ha

the very same foundry the first liberty bell was produced at.past and still, philadelphia, it's all an exact replica of the liberty bell looks over the crack. that is a laser beam crack. but even that, it rings in the same key or appeal is the term he flat as the liberty bell in philadelphia did. and we have right here twice now. >> and, this section of our museum takes in that top beat of liberty. the declaration of independence, sort of this struggle there, and some of the key documents that were in play at that time. norm, why don't you share a couple of these with us. >> this is one of my favorite cases in the extra -- exhibition. they often asked me what my fever artifact is. it is not there, we have so many cool things will look at. one thing i want to talk about is when the colonists first came to the new world, they were not allowed to prince bibles in the english language. the crowd had the rest of the english test. all the bibles the geneva bible, king james bible, the catholic bible came from europe or came from the crown, if you will

we got a phone call asking if we would like to have this bell for the museum. what's interesting and cool about it, it was produced at the white chapel foundry, the same foundry the first one was produced at. pass and stow of philadelphia, exact replica, except for the crack. that's a laser beam crack. other than that, it rings in the same key or peels in e flat as the liberty bell in philadelphia. we have rung it here twice now. >> this section of our museum takes on the topic of liberty, declaration of independence, sort of the struggle there and some of the key documents that were in play at that time. so norm, why don't you share a couple of these with us. >> this is one of my favorite cases in the exhibition. often ask what's your favorite artifact. it is really not fair because we have so many cool things here to look at, but one of the things i would talk about is when the colonists first came to the new world, they were not allowed to print bibles in the english language. the crown held the right to english text. all bibles, geneva, king james bible, ca

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," i'm wilfred frost the major averages are mixed to kick off a new trading week. the dow is down fractionally as we head into the final hour of trade, but the nasdaq is holding on to slight gains. >> i'm courtney reagan in for sara eisen energy is the worst-performing sector in the s&p 500, as oil prices retreat on global growth fears. but also having an impact on reopening stocks cruise names, airlines pulling back while vaccine makers are getting a boost. crypto is another bright spot, crossing above $46,000 for bit bitcoin. 59 minutes left to go in the session today. >>> coming up on today's show, we will speak with the ceo of ticketing company eventbrite, about rising concerns of the virus, and new orleans scraps its event and new york's auto show is scrapped >>> getting a nice lift today. mike santoli is back, tracking all of today ace market action and ylan mui has the latest on the infrastructure bill as it makes its way through the senate michael, welcome back. >> courtney, thank you very much the market holding ne

, law professor bell who died in 2011 was one of the principal -- of this much discussed subject. of 1992, derrick bell appeared on book notes to discuss his book quote faces at the bottom of the well, the permanence of racism, unquote. >> the late derrick bell on this episode of booknotes+. listen at c-span.org/podcasts or whatever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> and you're watching booktv on c-span2. well, if you're of a certain age you have one of these on your shelves, a dictionary, and you're probably looked up words in it throughout your lifetime. but if you're a little bit younger chances are you have done it digitally. mary french is trying to change that. she is the founder and director of something called "the dictionary project." mary french, what are you trying to do? >> we want everyone to have, be able to have a dictionary to enjoy the benefits of owning a dictionary and we try to give them out when they're in the third grade so to get into the habit of looking up words, to spell them correctly and understand the meaning and the multiple meanings the words have and appre

taco bell's fry force. now serving at a taco bell near you. hurricane andre. it's caused a lot of damage. hurricane on re made landfall in rhode island today. it also caused lots of flooding, including in milltown, new jersey, on ray's wind strength is decreasing, but the danger is not passed and life threatening flooding as possible throughout the northeast. fox news, lauren blanchard tells us fema's administrator says people need to still stay vigilant and stay aware of their surroundings until anri is gone. have already approved emergency declarations for rhode island, connecticut in new york. president biden offering support to the northeast after on re made landfall sunday in rhode island, at one point a category one hurricane it weakened just before landfall, but still brought flash flooding. federal officials are currently on standby to assist in recovery efforts. fema has already pre positioned resources in the region. to speed. our ability to respond, including food, water and life saving communications equipment. i also want to encou

bell: that was a question and a soliloquy. >> thank you, commissioner bell, and i appreciate the quandary that you find yourself in. i'm also aware that deputy city attorney shen is on-line, which means i think he wants to add something. >> yes. commissioner bell, i want to highlight, i think we're sort of segueing away from the matter into a more general sort of discussion, which we can have, certainly, at a later date. i certainly understand the desire of the commissioners to not be a rubber stamp for what's presented at these meetings, and making sure that there's a respective balance of roles and how we can respect due process if you don't mind, you know, i can certainly get before the next meeting or a future meeting, i'd really appreciate you talking to some of my colleagues in the city attorney's office and we can come up with some options about how to push the issue in the future. that's what i would suggest. >> commissioner bell: okay. but for right now, we're dealing with the hand we were dealt with on this subject matter, on item number 7. >> yes. certainly, i don't want to get

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> it sure does welcome to the closing bell. i'm morgan brennan more records set here on wall street today the dow popping 200 points to a fresh high the nasdaq is pulling back again today. >> very good afternoon i'm wilfred frost. let's look at what's driving the action the latest read on consumer prices showed a jump of half a percent which was larger in line with expectations. more inflation up 4.3% decelerating slightly from june. caterpillar, home depot and honeywell are helping boost the

to "closing bell." nasdaq under heavy pressure, the dow off its lows, which were down about 500 earlier. >> and a look at what is driving the action today consumer discretionary by far the lowest performing, declining 1.1% retail earnings fro home demo and walmart came in under expectation, and investors remain focused on the fed as more official talk about a taper timeline yesterday on this show, eric rosengren said he would support a september taper announcement if on data continued to come in strong. >>> we have a great lineup of guests to hef you navy gatt this, as the major averages are in jeopardy from turning in their worst day. >> let's get, first of all, to the market action. bob pisani has a look at the movers for us. and josh lipton is at the nasdaq markets. scott ramm will join us to break it all down. >> it's a question about the consumer how much of it will change consumer behavior. we saw weak retail sales, weak consumer sentiment, independence kind of some weak china numbers. it maybe be

belle was known as a felon. wore gold earrings and a man's hat with feathers and velvet skirts and rode a mare named venus. she was arrested but never convicted for lack of evidence. in 1886, sam was killed in a gun fight and she married for the third time with bill july. she started calling him july starr. i don't know if he officially took that name but that's what she called him. he shortly after they were married was summoned to ft. smith, arkansas because he had been accused of stealing a horse and she accompanied him part of the way then decided to turn back. and on her way home, as she was still right outside of ft. smith on february 3, 1889, she was just shy of her 41st birthday, she was shot in the back with a shotgun blast. by this point they shareholder -- she had many enemies including her two children. bill july believed it was a fugitive who was wanted for murder and belle kicked him out of her house and sent him on his way. he was arrested but there were no witnesses and they couldn't prove anythi

"closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." aim will frill frost, a downbeat tone to start the week the dow climbing awful ways because a nearly 300-point drop. >> good to see you, wilfred. let's look at what is driving the action right now economic data coming in worse than expected. retail sales growing 8.5%. manufacturing also missed. slowdown energy the worst-performing sector of the market shares of tesla are weighing on the nasdaq, down sharply on the news of a formal investigation from u.s. regulatorsinto the company's autopilot system we have 59 minutes left to go in the session, and we are positive >>> coming up on today's show, boston fed at the present time eric rosengren will join us. he talk about very much more. >>> plus the ceo of hyatt. we'll have why is now the right time to bet on luxury travel >>> but, first, focus on the big stories we are watching. phil lebeau with the latest on the investigations into tesla. bob pisani is here on the broader market. >> the federal government wants to know exactly what caus

[closing bell rings] it is a record for s&p 500. disney earnings after the bell. same for airbnb.dlow." i'm larry kudlow. so, as we've said time and again, does anybody in their right mind believe that with an economic boom, a jobs boom, a consumer boom, an inflation boom, a stock market boom, that the right fiscal policy is to spend another six trillion dollars? does anybody really believe that? and does anybody in their right mind actually believe that with a three t

taco bell's fry force. now serving at a taco bell near you. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news heading our crews responded arrival they found heavy smoke and fire showing. >> now massive fire on the peninsula since thick black smoke into the skies tonight. we're learning more details on how this may have sparked. that's where we start to sunday night here on kron. 4 news at 8 o'clock. welcome jonathan mccall justine enjoying the night off this fire in redwood city was breaking news tonight here on kron 4 news at 6. it happened near a valero gas station at whipple avenue in veterans boulevard just east of highway one. oh, one. that's where we find kron four's. gayle ong live tonight with the details. talking with investigators about how this all started. and boy, what a difference a few hours make gayle. >> yeah, jonathan quiet. now all the crews have left for the evening and the gas station is back open. you can see just part of it is blocked off over where

you will hear a bell go up. please stand by. >> hello. >> clerk: we have no callers in the queue. >> chair: let's take a roll. >> clerk: i know what you meant. [ laughter ]. >> we can see land coming, chair lee, hang in there. you're almost there. >> clerk: a motion has been made and seconded. i will now call the roll. [ roll call ] >> clerk: the motion is approved unanimously. >> chair: thank you. and thank you to the director and the staff for working so hard on this report. thank you. next agenda item discussion of the executive director's report. >> thank you, chair lee. the report this month has a variety of updates for you. first and foremost, just on behalf of the staff, i do want to express our appreciation, as you all have, to former commission chair ambrose. we, like you, have very much appreciated her vision and focus and her dedication. we owe her a deep gratitude and we're adding that on behalf of all the staff. our budget was [indiscernible] by the mayor. so we are now in the process of moving ahea

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welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." the major averages are mixed on this final day of august as the s&p 500 looks to wrap up its seventh strike month of gains. >> let's have a look at what is driving the action the nasdaq the biggest winner in august, but fluing the flat line chip stocks also taking a step back case-shiller had the biggest rise on record, and consumer confidence fell to a six-month low. we have 59 minutes left in the session, sara. >>> coming up on today a show, the ceo of fubotv as the company gets approval from the online wagers from the state of iowa. >>> plus noted value investor scott black on his outlook, as we head into a new month two value plays he likes. >>> and then president biden is expected to address the nation about afghanistan this hour. we will take you there live for those remarks. >>> let's focus, first of all, on the big stories we watching today. mike santoli is watching the action, and josh lipton is following apple today. mike, start us off, if you will, please, still set for a r

well, bethany bell is near athens. what is the i bell is near athens.st put you in the picture h these wildfires? well, 'ust put you in the picture where i these wildfires? well, just put you in the picture where we _ these wildfires? well, just put you in the picture where we are - these wildfires? well, just put you in the picture where we are now, | in the picture where we are now, this is the main north—south motorway near athens, but it has been closed for two days because of all the fires that keep breaking out around here. we have seen over the past half an hour or so, helicopters coming back here time and time again, trying to put out the places on these mountainsides. but it is not working at and the strong scorching wins and making things very difficult for the emergency services. international help is on its way, people are trying to do as much as they can, but this is what the authorities are saying is a really unprecedented situation. on the outskirts of athens we know thousands of people have been evacuated from their houses. in athens and

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you. welcome, everyone, to "closing be bell." i'm sara eisen the s&p 500 hitting a new intraday high and small caps again seeing strength as we head into this final hour of trade. >> i'm wilfred frost let's have a look at what is driving the action today financials are in the lead as treasury rates move higher ahead of the fed's jackson hole meeting. the 10-year yield popping above 1.34%. big moves for retail on the back of earnings. dick's sporting goods is rocketing while nordstrom plunges and the meme trade cooling off after tuesday's frantic surge. we have 59 minutes left to go until the end of the session, sara >> coming up on today's show, nordstrom, the stock getting crushed today, despite posting what appeared to be better than expected results we'll talk to the ceo eric nordstrom in a first on cnbc interview in just a few moments. >> let's get straight though to the big stories we're watching today. mike santoli is tracking the market action. eamon javers and meg on booster shots for the j&j. mike, the s&p -- >> yeah, an

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange stocks mostly in the red following yesterday's record close. the s&p 500. the dow down around 300 right now. the nasdaq holding on to some gains. >> and i'm wilfred frost a much weaker than expected adp jobs number hurting sentiment. just 330,000 jobs added in july versus estimates of more than 650,000. though ism services did top estimates. earnings remain in focus with amgen weighing on the dow and gm taking a big leg lower and the meme trade is back in force. robinhood exploding higher and halted multiple times for volatility as it soars above its ipo price. 59 minutes left to go in the session, sara. >> we've got a great show coming your way we'll speak with target ceo brian cornell covering everything from back-to-school spending to covid concerns and a brand-new college tuition program they announced for employees just today. >>> plus, cvs out with strong earnings and guidance. a new $15 minimum wage cvs health ceo karen lynch joins

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"closing bell" starts right now. >>> thank you, courtney and tyler. welcome to "closing bell" on a friday happy friday i'm sara eisen here. strong jobs report pushing to record highs >> i'm scope wapner in today for will fret frost. the economy adding 943,000 jobs, topping estimates by nearly 100,000, unemployment rate facts to 5.4%. treasury yields bouncing on that data tech is lagging they do have 59 minutes left to go in the session. >>> coming up on today's show, council of economic advisers chair, celia rouser will join us and whether this could derail america's recovery >>> plus, it's been a rough week for spirit airlines, cancelling. >>> let's focus on the big stories, to today's jobs record. dana peterson joins us bob, set the stage for us. >> value stocks are starting to show some life it supports the idea that growth is still strong pushing up bank stocks like jpmorgan and wells fargo. in fact, these bank stocks bottomed in mid july when interest rates also bottomed at the same time, we have seen traditional value sectors like energy and mat

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> it sure does welcome to the closing bell. i'm morgan brennan more records set here on wall street today the dow popping 200 points to a fresh high the nasdaq is pulling back again today. >> very good afternoon i'm wilfred frost. let's look at what's driving the action the latest read on consumer prices showed a jump of half a percent which was larger in line with expectations. more inflation up 4.3% decelerating slightly from june. caterpillar, home depot and honeywell are helping boost the dow's construction related stocks on the back of the infrastructure bill and the nasdaq is lagging once again in jeopardy of turning in its third down day followed by a big drop in shares of moderna 59 minutes left to go. materials leading. health care on the bottom. >> coming up on today's show, a new way to play the electric vehicle boom battery and recycling company li-cycle going public via spac today at the new york stock exchange we'll speak with the ceo and the environment impacts of the revolution and speaking of evs. lordstown mot

and then they passed the bell. then they authorized the money to be printed and then they sent it for distribution to wall street. a lot of places on it that very clearly the money velocity chart, which is always going towards europe. they never goes anywhere. assisted on wall street balance sheet and they use it to buy expensive property land. and that's been the story now for more than 20 years. that's the traditional and shorter could i pay or not if this is your last i bye. the a 6 day marathon of creativity, a multicultural festival, and the biggest variety is the competition for a few days per, became a russian cultural capital, 28th category ah violin and piano to the out. his parenting and data protection laws. gosh, i, i live down the bunk of contestants ages range from 10 to 25. and i'm one of them in 2020, because of the pandemic. they had to perform remotely. but now they're back on an actual stage with atmosphere, team, spirit, and of real competition. yeah. c c oh, the 1st filter games were in 580 to

two of my favorite guests are here, kristen bell and dax shepard.me on one at a time, but they're here together. we're going to talk about their game show "family game fight!," which premiered last night after the closing ceremonies and he is an emmy-nominated actor and musician, who stars in "big shot" on disney plus. and he's got a new podcast called "snatching sinatra," john stamos will be back with us but, before we get to all that, there is damning new evidence of donald trump's plan to overthrow democracy. meanwhile, republican governors are standing in the way of basic mitigation efforts against the surging covid delta variant. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: we promised to stop talking about donald trump the day he stops talking but even now that he's out of office, trump and his movement always find new ways to shock. for example, the self labelled "america first" movement is taking up a new cause, rooting against american national sports teams. >> the u.s. women's soccer team is a very good example of what's goi

don't say here's an infrastructure bell, roads, tunnels, bridges, and they the 2000 page bell, they numerate all the things where this money is supposed to go. then they pass the bell, then they authorize the money to be printed and then they sent it for distribution to wall street and wall street. that's on it. me see that very clearly in the money velocity chart, which is all was going toward 0, that never goes anywhere just it's on wall street balance sheet and they use it to buy expensive property. and that happens. and that's been the story now for more than 20 years. we saw that for sure, with the rent moratorium situation. joe biden decided to basically violate the constitution because the supreme court ruled that he could not, that this rent moratorium issued in, you know, ordered by the cdc. the centers for disease control was unconstitutional. he decided to extend it for a few months. but the thing is that taxpayers, we, we gave $40000000000.02 pay the rent for all these people who haven't paid rent, only $3000000000.00 of it under $4000000000.00 arrived at the destination. whateve

the lab's owner runs the store, and belle makes any change necessary. >> belle is also the security forthese dogs. it's for all dogs. >> that's right. let's bring in our own will ganss. checking it out on social media. >> we put out the call, and our wnn fans fetched some adorable pics. sit, stay, and check out some dog gone good pics. up first, this is maggie mae, ronda shared a pic of her fresh from the groomer. extra points for the pink flower. and then these three pups in cleveland, ohio are waiting to be let in. these pups are sasha, gigi and sukie. and this is luna and rascal. rascal is a mama's boy. still down to cuddle with his mom, you can see there. and then this is eddie from down under. he's a border collie and only has three legs, but he's crushing the game. this is eddie's 13th birthday. happy birthday. these sleepy guys are herbie. this is dahlia. supporting our troops with her u.s. army bandana. a furry fan from california. these two are charlie and ziggy. ziggy's that little yorkie in the background. and charlie is the 2-year-old pup in the front ready for his closeup.

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"closing bell" starts right about now. see you tomorrow >>> welcome to the "closing bell." it is another choppy day on wall street, but stocks are higher heading into the close midday boost that we got in the dow's recovered from a triple digit loss now more than half a percent sitting near session highs. >>> quite a turn around. i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange let's see what's driving the action in the final hour of trade. earnings front and center. sizable moves for bp, clorox, under armour, many more results coming for you after the bell. covid concerns are weighing on the travel sector. hotels, cruises, ride sharing names, all mostly lower. new york city announcing vaccine requirements for some indoor venues and chinese video game stocks are under pressure now after new criticism of the industry an state run media. we'll have more on that in a moment 59 minutes left to go in the session. nearly every sector in the green except for communications. some media stocks under pressure >>> a lot coming up on today's show the ceo of under armour will join us exclu

[bells ringing] we still waved to her families in east berlin and they still dared to wave back. writer and historian who teaches at the college. she attended by the university as an undergraduate and received an m.a. -- m.a. and ph.d. in history from new york university.

[bells ringing] we still waved to her families in east berlin and they still dared to wave back.n who teaches at the college. she attended by the university as an undergraduate and received an m.a. -- m.a. and ph.d. in history from new york university. she holds grants and fellowships including budapest and atlanta. her most recent book is in their times editors choice and it received international press coverage from "the new yorker," "the new york times" "the wall street

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"closing bell" starts right now. >> thank up, kelly and frank welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here at the new york stock exchange. seesaw day here on wall street the nasdaq is the relative outperformer while small tex take an leg lower. and let's get to what is driving the action today goldman sachs slashing the gdp target for the third quarter earnings remain in focus with big swings, following results. oil prices for a sixth straight session, now well below $65 a barrel energy by far the weakest sector today. 59 minutes left in the session, sara. >> we have a great lineup coming your way dr. anthony fauci will join us to talk about the latest news, and the impact on the reopening of our economy you won't want to miss it. >>> plus sequoia capital making headlines last year, and now its investment in robinhood and a number of names that went pub public -- they will join us. >>> bob is tracking the market action for us, and courtney reagan has detailings on retail and the big move higher no macy's just slight gains on the s&p >> moments ago, wilf, we went into po

"closing bell" right now. >> welcome to "closing bell. stocks rebounding today with the dow turns positive for the weeks. setting a record intraday high let's -- job less claims shares of robinhood are pulling back today the company says existing holders may sell nearly 98 million shares over time and goldman sachs is getting bullish on strong earnings we have 59 minutes left to go. we are on record close watch for the s&p 500. >>> close but not quite there, as we stand. coming up on today's show, president biden expected to unveil a new national target for electric vehicles, as well as new proposals for fuel standards. >>> and we'll talk to the ceo of fisker >>> plus the ceo of bed bath & beyond. he joins us as part of our back-to-school series. >> we begin, wilfred, today, with the consumers new data from mastercard spending, finding that july retail sales jumped herenearly % joining us now exclusively with a look at what he is seeing from the consumer, ceo of nike, jon do d donahoe. clearly nike weathered covid-19 bers than most what w