management joining us now ark investor ceo cathie wood and benet meyer.ment it's super interesting you're investing in joining the board of this company. how did you choose tifin >> when i first met venet at an etf conference where i was or ark was kind of a curiosity, in 2018 and nobody believed we would make it, everybody was curious. how could an active manager work with an etf rapper it's fully transparent but venet believed we would be successful and transparency, active information flow and he's run with that, with the tifin companies, focused on transparency and bringing in intelligent access to especially registered investment advisers and institutional investors. so we were intrigued with his business or we have been intrigued. we've piloted some of his services and have been satisfied with the result. >> obviously there's a lot of money going into fintech, not just venture capital but biggest banks, jpmorgan and visa doing billion-dollar deals i think of the magnifier subsidiary as a google for investments but you're expanding into selling the i

plus, cathie wood warns of a major megacap slow down and bails on chinese tech.ebook joining in with amazon asking the ftc chair to step away from its own anti-trust investigation. >> and meantime, carl, tech is firmly leading this rally. it was the only sector in the green yesterday and setting a new all-time high again this morning. semis boosting that action led by the likes of skyworks and qualcomm and we have some news out of microsoft more on that in a moment, jon. >> four bullish notes out on wall street. citi reiterates its buy rating jp morgan adds the stock to its focus list takes it up to 175 apple reportedly asking suppliers to build as many as 90 million next generation iphones which would be a 20% increase from the levels we saw in 2020 all this coming ahead of earnings and following a report that apple and goldman sachs are testing a buy now pay later service feature on apple pay and that could rival likes of a firm which cratered on that news yesterday. that stock is now up fractionally after falling more than 10% yesterday meantime, the apple ups

. >>> plus, the bitcoin brain trust, what elon musk, jack dorsey and cathie wood said today that sparked a new rally in crypto land. >>> getting real, the real, real rallying on the back of a big upgrade. one of our traders sees even more upside ahead of this stock. we'll break that down. first we start with another higher move far markets. stocks rallying in the close recouping all of monday's losses and this week's wild swings, got our traders flagging some eye popping moves. our traders have come up with the three most ridiculous charts in the market. so we kick it off with the ten-year yield falling as low as 1.13% yesterday morning before rebounding all the way back up to 1.3%. guy, this was on your radar. >> yeah, and we've been together a long time now, and i think you realized pretty quickly i'm not the brightest bulb in the knife drawer, you know what i'm saying one thing i do know is the biggest economy in the history of the world ten-year yields should be the most liquid security out there it should not go in my opinion from 141 down to 125, back to 140, down to 113, up to 130

cathy: please do. karen: okay this is one that he writes are in 1963.this point they had been married for over aed decade. and he writes her, do you know that when you sleep, you curl your fists up under your chin and many mornings when is barely gone, i like looking at you until finally i have to touch you ever so slightly pretty won't wake up but touch you and must or i will burst. i'm probably this letter will reach you only a few hours before i arrive myself notri really because right now as i tried to say what is in my heart, my thoughts must be reaching for you without waiting for paper and ink and stamps and such. if i ache it is because we are part and yet they can't be because you are inside in a part of me. so we really are not a part at all. yet i ache because it would not be without the eight because b that would mean being without you and that i cannot be because i love you. anyway there are just dozens and dozens and dozens of these incredibly passionate letters and there are telegrams, and she is stating every one of them in a shopping ba

cathie wood, though, using it as an opportunity to put the stock back in arc's core fund. felt -- katie grifeld is looking into the stock. how is it performing so far in 2021? katie: not that good. that fund is down about 2% this year, and that is as the nasdaq 100 is up, the s&p 500 is up, but this is within cathie's strategy of buying a little bit of losers and buying winners. that worked in 2020, not so much this year. robinhood is a great example. ed had a terrible debut yesterday, fell over 8%, but it did get that high-profile backer in cathie wood. we know the ark innovation etf bought about a $45 million stake , which isn't huge for this fund since it is a $23 billion fund, but she tends to target the disruptors, as robinhood evidently fits that bill. if you look on the other side, we also learned she has been selling roku, one of the fund's top performers. this is a little surprising because cathie has been very vocal on her bullishness of this streaming company, and it is up about 60% since its low in may, but the fund has dumped about $290 million worth of roku s

in terms of cathie, so far, she is very bullish on tesla. fact that she was taking these positions in chinese equities. the fact that she is trimming her bets in china, that is a pretty good signal. joe: obviously part of the reason people keep getting earned on this trade, the stocks look pretty cheap, then you throw in the big narrative that china is still a relatively poor country, a billion consumers, cheap stocks, it must go up long term. is anyone looking at, yes, the headlines are awful now, no, we have not seen any crackdowns like this, but it is too cheap to pass up? >> it is kind of like you said, we keep seeing these dips and it keeps dipping lower. the key aspect, the stock rebounds. i think the case is getting harder to make. romaine: we are still talking about the second largest economy out there, which could become the world's largest economy. a reason why u.s. companies are attracted to it. at the end of the day, these fund managers, these companies but they are in it to make any. if china provides an economy that allows them

cathy, you completed the $2.6 billion spac merger, ipo, you're going to bring in about $575 million togo as you look out over the next couple of years. >> well, look, phil, the transportation market is electrifying, and there's expected to be, by 2040, 100 million new evs on the road, in the next five years mil25 millin and right now a million and all of those evs will noot need to be charged and we're about building the infrastructure in america. >> and there may be 5,000 ev charging stations as part of the biden infrastructure bill, and more than a few people have said, a, they got to be fast charging and it is not clear they will be fast charging and it is also not clear that they will get all of that, if the transportation bill is ultimately approved. what's your outlook? >> my outlook is that 500,000 chargers is fantastic. but i'm guessing that about 100,000 of those will be fast charging and he remaind remember going to be in places like apartments and workplaces where people are going to be for a long time. and that ecosystem of charging solutions is really what is needed to get

. >>> speaking of powell, ark's cathie wood with the new take on the higher inflation. >>> and gm out with a warning about fire risk and a warning you've got to hear to believe. >>> netflix making a key hire to make moves beyond streaming. >>> get ready. the first round of the expanded child tax credit set to hit your bank account today and higher income families may be getting a check. we'll tell you how much. it is thursday, july 15th. this is "worldwide exchange. >>> good morning, good afternoon, good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan thank you for joining us again here on "worldwide exchange. we will get more on the stimulus story coming up. it is something you may have forgotten or didn't realize, but it could be a pleasant surprise in your bank account today or tomorrow we'll tell you about it in a few minutes. >>> let's start with where your money stands on this thursday morning. it could be another good day for technology stocks. nasdaq futures up .40% dow futures down a touch s&p up as well it is certainly early. it was anothe

cathie has said that in the past, the way it is treated now as an asset. but for transactions, it could be a smart move. emily: i want to talk about the china story. production and shanghai remains strong. the mix is changing a little bit. we are seeing more lower-value cars being sold. what are you looking for specifically when it comes to china and how do you expect that story to play out? >> i think that will definitely come up on the call. that is something i am looking at here. specifically for china, the big news is it is an export hub. i think that is something key to look out for. in terms of the average selling price, and our valuation for tesla over the next five years, we do think that as they expand, as volumes grow, they can only penetrate so much of each price segment before going down to the next segment. it is not a surprise to temporarily change things. i think one of the bigger things we are looking for is how sort of autopilot is working in china. right now, if you look at it compared to competitor systems, it might not be quite as good

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okay so cathie wood has not gotten good fund flows in the month of -- most recently. the flows are bad. she would say i have nothing to do with flows, it's true, but it's a great barometer of how people are thinking, and i believe that that willy nilly growth period seems to have peaked a little bit here, but i do believe like her she and i agree on inflation now, she of course says we're on deflation. that's a hard one to swallow i'm not seeing deflation. >> you're not seeing deflation. >> not when you can fget a job. >> larry fink this morning certainly seems to differ. >> very interesting, intriguing -- >> secretary mnuchin also certainly seems a bit concerned. >> thinks framework for inflation is whether or not it's transitory, we're entering a new period in which we're repatriating jobs, manufacturing, national security is going to sort of cut off a bit the efficiency of global supply chains and the price benefit the consumers have gotten from it, here's what fink said. >> overall with the amount of fiscal stimulus and monetary stimulus and more importantly with

so i wonder what cathie woods' plan going forward is, perhaps if she thinks there is further to fall,y bullish. >> well, we talked about too big to fail. maybe there is such a thing as too big to succeed meanwhile, the street's top ranked apple analyst is joining the host of bulls we talked about yesterday. morgan stanley upped the price target to 166. joining the chorus of iphone optimism on wall street. shares this morning touched a 52-week high, but now off fractionally stay with us icy hot. ice works fast. heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy, so you can rise from pain. keeping your oysters business growing feel the power ofhas you swamped.y, you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo >>> welcome back a founder of google's self-driving project is taking its own autonomous vehicle startup public today let's get over to phil lebeau with the ceo of aurora hey, phil. >> hi,

they might announce other things with cathie wood and jack dorsey and cathie investing in what jack dorseyady had that announcement we don't know what's going to happen it won't overcome this bearishness. today people are bullish >> sure. >> what do you attribute this to we have this event coming up at 2 p.m. that a lot of people are talking about. in your mind, that's not a catalyst >> no. it might be buying because the prices were below 30 and you have technical buying. you might have interest coming in maybe there will be an announcement maybe elon musk might tweet that he's going to be buying bitcoin once he gets on the move who knows what it's going to be. overall, it's not going to overcome this lack of retail buying coming out of asia that was there months ago it's a real problem that bitcoin has right now. i don't know if any influencer can overcome that now. they have short-term influence you can have these people coming in and tweeting and doing all sorts of things and that might be good for a pop 2000 here or there, but it's not going to overcome the long-term problem. >> speaki

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as a result of anxiety stocks held by cathie woods, cryptocurrencies and those at the forefront of theg in the market, folks is not unusual. these periods happen after major run-ups. upside is reaction emotions, fomo, the downside is test of emotions, fear of the last person holding the bag. these result in overbought and oversold conditions. how these stocks find equalibrium it varies but rarely from wall street analysts all of sudden changing their minds even when a stock has been hammered. now stocks generally stop going down when the sellers dry up. which means the emotional holders have been shaken out. this week's selling in reddit names come from bad news and developments. amc after strong black widow sales on disney plus. gamestop, on news netflix will buildout the videogame operations. right there i see delicious irony. i would come on this channel all the time for years and say i like netflix and every single person said i was crazy and wrong talking every single person for years. that was the general consensus when it came to netflix. in fact look at the headline on cnn fina

. >> red hot cpi, recognition that that was it, powell lost every since then it's been cathie wood. i don't know if they're ready with a -- about cathie wood. >> and that was when it occurred, may 12th and everything, the world shifted, and so -- the book far, i respect his work very much, but may 12th was the -- >> he was just citing the general mills call >> i thought the mills call was fine. >> on input costs and all the things that may lead to more inflation. >> i'm looking at the -- look, of course the actual boxes were expensive than the cereal itself that's in there. freight is something that's got -- freight is the problem, and when i speak to everyone out of the consumer package food companies they said find a way, i'm supposed to have a call, my bad with uber that is working on something. there's just not enough trucks not enough truck drivers, and if there were, if there were a national campaign -- because these jobs are very rewarding. they're very lucrative that would -- >> the journal on a second here, just for a second. toll on u.s. agriculture points to even higher f

i think cathie is good to be right by 2025 there will be over a billion users. imagine that we're at 125 million users today. growing exponentially the way things like facebook and amazon grew. >> let's broaden it out to the broader market before i let gow. you say you added to your growth positions at sky bridge and taking money away from distressed -- i think you admitted in the past was not a great move for you, correct? >> well, what i admitted -- i came on your show after the march performance debacle and said we were moving into distressed that did work. the portfolio is well up over 30% from the april 1 time frame. but what we are saying right now, there is not a lot of distress out there or distress opportunities. so we are moving from distress into more growth i think this pause in growth is creating a very good entry point for us and so we'll be adding to our technology positions and sort of what you guys would call the ark-like positions i think this pause is a good thing. but i think the long-term trend line -- i think ultimately jeff gundlach is rig

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cathie clearly still owns it but we like peloton long-term. there is a lot of dust that needs to be settled in this reopen phase we're in. every week we get more reopen. >> yeah. >> and to that but we like each of the individual names for each of the reasons. i'm looking at the one-year number yesterday a year back within all of the numbers are still positive so for us on each of the names that you mentioned for us we're good. >> about peloton specifically i'm glad you zeroed in on that because i wanted to as well. it was reiterated sell today, over at ubs, tiff, the price target remains at 74 they say the penetration of the total addressable market is 3% today, up from 1.5% in 2020. that's a double. and three-quarters of oneners 2019 the growth of the company has been undeniable. but they wonder whether it's a has been great story that's going to be much more difficult to duplicating they say the estimates on the street assume the triple of the penetration by 2025. is that too optimistic as you see it down today, reiterated sell at ubs? >> ye

fund manager cathie wood has been selling stocks out of her flagship fund, citing a valuation reset.berg's dave wilson is looking at the shift in her strategy. dave: let's start out by focusing on the numbers here. you look back maybe six months ago, that spark innovation exchange traded fund had chinese stocks, now down to less than 1%. and it is not just art innovation. you have seen that in the next-generation internet, down to 5.4%, lower than anyone based on our data since october 2014. it is not all of the funds. one still has around 18% of its assets in chinese companies. nonetheless, there's a clear trend. aargh innovation had poor -- arc innovation had poor companies they were investing in area they have completely sold out of by due and tencent -- out of baidu and tencent. they have cut their stakes in other businesses by about 3/4 from where they were just a few months ago. you mentioned the idea of a valuation reset that was raised yesterday on a seminar with investors. let's take a look at what some strategist call the back stocks. baidu trading at about 22 times earning

etf guru, arc invest cathie wood going a step further, saying you know what?ill it have on one of the fastest growing businesses in the crypto sphere, the atm maker for crypto sphere, coin flip. let's bring in coinflip ceo, ben white. ben, the stat is amazing, you are shipping how many of your atms daily now? >> first off, thanks some for having me on. we're shipping 330 atms a month you know, all over the country, from new mexico to florida to maine. they're going out every single day. there are dozens of installs across the country in convenience stores, in gas stations, in restaurants. we can barely fill the demand quick enough. liz: that to me is fascinating. these are all the states now, you just added alaska as i understand it? how many in alaska? >> i think we're at least three or four in alaska for sure. it takes longer to ship there. but i mean people want bitcoin in alaska, north dakota. it is not just the big cities. i think every american deserve as chance to buy bitcoin if they want to. coinflip wants to cover every single corner the country and a

let's talk a bit about cathie wood. last year, the flagship fund getting a massive surge.rms of whatever looking at their now, this is a kind of yen and yang. you are getting positive news over there, but negative news over here. dave: that may be true, but they've had more than $15 billion of inflows this year, and there's been a real shift to the kind of active etf's that cathie wood runs. you look at the debuts this year , for the first time in 2021, you are going to have more active listed etf's introduced than the passive funds that track indexes. guy: fascinating what she had to say about china. thank you very much, indeed. what have we got coming up for you? quite a conversation. e-commerce entrepreneur marc lo re and in ob all-star >> rodriguez -- and mlb all-star alex rodriguez. that conversation is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ and there you have it - wireless on the fastest, most reliable network. wow! big deal! we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. i get that too and mine has 5g included. impressive. impressive is saving four hundred bucks a year. four bucks? that'

what's topping cnbc's on the money >> tesla's elon musk and the square ceo jack dorsey, and ark's cathie woods discussing cryptocurrency at the b word conference some highlights include dorsey saying he thinks bitcoin will be the currency of the internet at some point cathie woods predicting apps will be built on top of blockchains like bitcoin and elon musk addressing accusations he's manipulating prices >> i might pump but i don't dump i would like to see bitcoin succeed. >> house democrat taking aim at the billionaire space race with taxes. earl bloo oregon's earl bloom talking about carbon emissions or space tax act. it targets flights other than space research and aimed to charge a 10% per passenger tax, similar to those with airline tickets. >> and baby showers reimagined for the business world get this entrepreneurs are now throwing business showers for their new ventures the goal -- to build community support for their new endeavor, whatever it may be one company even offering a virtual kit called "start-up stork" to help you plan the bash congratulations, you're having an llc >>

cathie wood's ark investment making a big bet on robinhood.s it bought 1.3 million shares of the financial services giant -- yes, the free online trading app in its first today of trade -- all being held in its ark innovation fund. look at robinhood, today climbing 3.5% although it is still below its $38 ipo price at this hour. but it has, of course, cut some of the opening day losses. speaking of which, yesterday's debut was messy and disappointing. shares closed down 8%, the sellers clearly swamped buyers, and robinhood's underwriters struggled to stabilize the losses. is it now time to bring in the wall street bets reddit rebels to turn in this around for robinhood? former e-trade ceo carl rosser - rosner. what did you make of the robinhood po? >> i think, look, call it ambitious, call it what you want, i think they set themselves up in a position where having the amount allocated to the retail investor -- which i think is fantastic, right in it's a great thing to give retail a piece of that ipo, but between the retail allocation and the am

you milestone by completing its 1st run in the outside world. research is say, the machine known as cathy is the 1st 2 legged robot to successfully maintain a running position on outdoor terrain. it finished the 5 killer, made a run intellectually 53 minute. ah, this is out 0 and these are the top stories. more than $200.00 afghans brought to the united states from cobble on an evacuation slide, have begun their resettlement process. president joe biden says their arrival is an important milestone around 20000. others a waiting to be relocated ships. we were fighting for the country that we have never seen it. even in our dream. and all of us, we haven't us flag on our shoulder. and we were fighting for 2 years for that flood. and we thought we were american, we considered our self as an american because we were, we were serving this country to museum security forces have arrested a member of parliament that accused the president of staging a crew last week earlier president ty siad issued a statement, promising he would not become a dictator. the de delivery is investigating full members

companies can't find workers, they're developing robots to flip burgers torques cathie wood's point in "closing bell" once you do that you never go back to the people i mean, it appears the market is rewarding the apples, the amazons, the ones that have disrupted everything and have really made us deflationary in many ways. >> well, we've seen this analog multiple times, brian, where when we've had these moments when we've been concerned about growth and it is with great irony as we go back to work and as we face these inflationary pressures and overshoot on demand let be clear, this is a demand story and it's a case where i think a lot of the inflationary dynamics are because supply side hasn't really caught up or decided to go back to work, but the services side of it we talked about, i think, multiple times here i do think that we've seen this before when you have a question of sustainability of growth what outper to rms? mega cap tech. the reason, again, the technical factors for the market are we know the numbers, we know that this is, you know, 25 to 30 percent of the s&p, close

nbc cathy parks reports. >> reporter: star sprinter sha'carri richardson breaking her silence about competing in the summer can't be all olympic champ this year. but i promise i'll be your world champ next year. the 21-year-old accepting a one month suspension after testing positive for marijuana. she turned heads with her speed and style dominating in the 100 meter dash last month. a victory now invalidated because of the drug violations. in an exclusive interview on "today" she said she used marijuana to cope after learning of the death of her biological mother from a reporter. >> i know what i'm supposed to do. i'm allowed not to be and i still made that decision. but, i'm not excuse. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands now signing an online petition to let sha'carri run. athletes, celebrities and public figures coming to her defense. actor seth rogen denouncing the suspension tweeting, if weed made you fast, i'd be flojo. president biden also weighed in over the weekend. >> the rules areremain that, i was really proud of the way she responded. >> reporter: and the olympic controversy doesn

regardless, i think i have a lot more conviction and certainty around what cathy wood and jack dorseyout it and i expect it to be positive and a bull case despite the recent volatility. >> and it will be interesting looking ahead to the second half of the year. as you know robin hood is going public they say their revenue got a huge boost from crypto currency in the first half of the year. but they noted earlier this week that they expect that volume to decrease in the third quarter in particular what is that tell you about the second half of the year outlook loo? do you expect also to see less interest involved in this area >> no. so, that's a great point we have coin-based earnings coming up. now that they're public, that will be an additional data point around crypto and retail interest in particular in crypto the reality is prices are going to come and go demand will come and go. that's the stage we're at with this asset class kbhauts important to keep an eye on is the fact that everyone in the market, be it institutions, infrastructure providers and retailers are behaving as thou

on into the forecast for sunday, not cathy mcleod making a little bit more in roads across the north—wests and whether sunshine wrecks through that will still feel pleasantly warm so looking at highs of around 20 in glasgow, 21 for belfast, a significant drop in temperatures, yes, those not be further south, across england and wales sunday the heat is even hotter, highs could reach 31 celsius which would make it the hottest day of the year so far in the notes will stay very hot as well, 2a celsius in london, still at 11 o'clock sunday night, so another uncomfortable night's sleet ahead. for monday, ourarea of high pressure is still there, we still have those weather fronts the little overall changing and the weather picked stopping most of us have got some lengthy spells of sunshine in the forecast, that will continue to feel warm and that july sunshine with high or even very high levels of uv to watch out for as well. temperatures, well, they are at the highest across parts of wales, midlands, south—east england where a high 20s, perhaps low 30s in the hottest areas are still on the card

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are people who don't know how to read and write, he's wife is a teacher like really, to cathy your. he house is one. this in this presidency is because of the clamor of the demands of millions and millions of peruvians who wanted the who want change meals for who younger who feel left behind and who have voted for change. the big question will be, will she be able to deliver on those promises of change, especially now that he has really begun with the left foot here in congress where he is right now. taking his oath, he has promised that he will change the constitution. something that he will not be able to do without congress and he has lost this 1st the battle in congress. she was unable to form a coalition that will favor him with people from either the party she represents or dots or parties that are allies with the party. he represents. it is an all opposition leadership in congress that will not accept and have said before that they will not accept a change in the constitution. so there's, there are, there's not only a tough road ahead. i think there are going to be road block

she cherished cathy with us from june is today on the news now. thank you so much. we appreciate it. thank you. the philippines is restoring a defense packed with the united states that allows for large scale joint military exercises. this was announced during a visit by the us defense secretary lloyd austin, philippines president, rodrigo deterred. he said he scratched the agreement last year that had repeated they delayed, going through with it to me to alan duncan. with more now from manila it's important to look back at why this was unilaterally abrogated by president rodrigo that there in the 1st place. it was at the time when he's long time 8 and former police chief was denied a u. s. visa by the us government, after its involvement into there is so called drug war that has killed thousands of filipinos in without ation. 30 unilaterally abrogated a visiting for this agreement with the u. s. long, probably all this partner, in se, asia, over the past few months, there have been efforts by the defense department in the philippines, by the foreign affairs secreta

ah cathy, my direct my student, moscow, this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now sweden has been left stunned by the killing of a police officer. the 1st incident of its kind in more than a decade, a 17 year old swedish man has been arrested. it is unknown if the officer was the initial target of the attack. but the incident comes amid a spike in crime across the country. and the opposition is pointing the finger at migration policy or to talk to taylor comments. after years of trying, he finally landed his dream job on the 4th. but on that dream job, he was killed, apparently caught in the cross has of the gang related incident. the death of a 33 year old swedish policeman. how spark shock in a nation which rarely wakes up to such stories, only twice in the last 20 years. but things are changing because sweden is in the grip of what's been called a crime epidemic. be increasing done violence and sweden is unique in comparison with most of the countries in europe. it is a kind of social contagion. if we're shooting tak

just washington reports from the cathy met the capital g called her in need. these and capital oxygen isn't increasingly precious commodity as hospitals in java run out of room for the sick people fight for their loved ones to survive. so mom i had trouble finding oxygen last night. i went to 5 places including this store and a large medicine market. all stocks ran out minority is trying to care for her elderly father at home. he's diabetic and has problems with his heart and kidneys. his oxygen saturation is low, but he could not get a place that caught his crowded hospitals. everyday she struggles to find oxygen for him. but tank is super difficult to get. we bought it and then suddenly the owner said they needed it back because they also got cova and we looked around and got this big tank. but it's difficult to refill this public health clinic in because he is trying to reach those who couldn't get admitted to hospital. but these doctors are also struggling with shortages. we need really need about oxygen per se and reveal and then also the medicine. becaus

as the new prime minister designate veteran politician and nat geo me, cathy scene on the left is a businessman who has been prime minister twice before. he's promising to save lebanon from its crippling financial crisis. but critics have previously accused them of cronyism, and getting rich by illicit means the charge that he denies. chicata. why had one? why thank his excellency the president john. i'd like also to thank all the members of parliament. i wished to cooperate with those who did and did not, and they me to find the necessary solutions. it's vital as with the constitution together, m p, 's confidence but also real life. i want to get the confidence and trust of the people and of every single man and woman, because i don't have a magic one, and i can not create one that is on my own difficult. st hotter has more on that story from baby lebanon has a new prime minister machine, but me as the he received the majority of votes from parliamentarians. he is the 3rd prime minister to be nominated, appointed since august last year, when the government resigned in the wake of the baby with

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r code mandatory to be able to get into restaurants. pub, cathy or a man in the capital puts the system to the test 9 officially inside a code that free and i get get rid of the mask. and enough secrets, microsoft, their cries, the u. s. government routine use of gag orders and law enforcement investigations involving the tech giant ah . 247 you live from russia, capital city. this is our t. i'm you know neil hello and welcome to the program. there has been yet another gruesome discovery in canada, 182 unmarked indigenous graves have been found close to a former catholic school in the province of british columbia. but discoveries have brought shame on the countries, canada, de ortiz, alex smile of ich reports from the country. discovery after discovery, the latest one was on one's day 182 bodies founded cranbrook british columbia. this is close to a residential school. they use basically a radar that looks underground, and that's where they found these people in unmarked graves that adds to the initial finding, which happened on may 27th and candidates british columbia at another reside

tesla owns it. >> cathie wood suggested there are other companies that might start adding it to their balance sheet to act as a hedge. interesting. >> we heard that from both sides. cathie wood will say that and mike will say that we have people like larry fink will say nobody is talking about this in sover soverence or true greater areas. >> main street action. that is why it had the move it had. the move is at 32,000. it was at 4 a couple of years ago. 4,000. musk said tesla would likely start accepting bitcoin. he wanted to confirm the renewable energy using for mining is above 50%. he stconfirmed he still holds bitcoin, but doesn't dump. also his companies do, too tesla and spacex >> bitcoin >> right a book written for kids called that >> i think it is "everybody poops. >> thank you >> what is going on? >> you know the book "everybody poops." >> it's true it's true. >> musk also explained his love of dogecoin which started as a joke like that one. it since has gained traction >> the dogecoin community is irreverant and has great memes i love dogs and memes. it doesn't take it self

awaiting day two of testimony from chairman jay powell >>> and key economic data as well and ark invest cathie wood agrees with jay powell that the surge in prices are temporary. what she says about the inflation play. >>> important warning for chevy bolt owners. gm says don't charge it unattended don't park it inside because it could catch fire it's thursday, july 15th, 2021 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin yesterday was a mixed day for the markets. slight gains for the dow and s&p 500. you saw the nasdaq pull back slightly again, nasdaq down two days in a row. it is 1% from the all-time high. you are looking at markets that are top levels the nasdaq this morning is indicated higher up 51 points the dow at this point, giving back 70 points s&p giving back a point. looking at treasury yields powell speaking yesterday and again today. there has been a lot of moevemet there. back to 3.42% for the 10-year. we will watch when powell goes to the senate today. >>> let's look at the "squawk stac

but so to speak to dr. mohammed of yon, i've been cathy who's the head of the department of general surgery at advantage of the hospital. he's joining us from attorneys. yeah, via skype. thanks for speaking to us on al jazeera, after containing the virus in the 1st wave last year. it seems that soon as years now breaking covered 19 records daily. what do you think is behind this the wrong you leaving having record new bases rising. being the what being explained it to maybe to fax. number one, read you have the sure about it. know you have the use of our last year and the beginning of this year. and now after the meeting period where i work around the country, can we change that we have a leak on the patient. and the 2nd point is also. busy a lot of permission getting back to eating. we have a lag on the back seat. maybe on the, on the, not a very hard look down on the population menu menu from social problems. economy problems. the nation. tell us what you are seeing at your hospital because we understand that the health care system and tennis, buckling under the string the situation neede

from wild fires burning on the west coast of america has drifted all the way across the continent to cathythe east coast that make officials in new york issued warnings for pregnant women and the elderly due to poor air quality. cities as far apart as washington and toronto are also affected. the disgraced former hollywood movie producer, harvey weinstein, has appeared in court in los angeles where he pled not guilty to 11 charges of sexual assault. he had been extradited to california, from new york, where he is serving a 23 year prison sentence for rape. america's top general has acknowledged the strategic momentum in afghanistan. the general said the afghan army was consolidating its forces and trying to make sure the militants did not take control of any major population centres. but he said with the us withdrawal now 95% complete, the taliban control half the districts in the country. a significant amount of territory has been seized over the course of six, eight, ten months thought of being by the taliban. strategic momentum appears to be sorted with the taliban. seth jones is sethjo

a breach on the rebate, to cathy. this is a main supplier west and the guy that has been destroyed, he said look, just like a logistical nightmare for aid work. because darlene and we are being told however, that you feel p and troops are continue to withdraw from some areas aid workers saying that could help them move farther around t. good. i. we also being told that their retreat and forces are also retreating. but there's a big problem in weston guy where other government lies the mar, special forces. they still control module west than guy, and they're saying that they're going to fight to the end to make sure that they keep holding that dispute a territory. thank you so much, katherine, for that update from addis ababa is earlier strikes the gaza strip overnight or getting a weapons manufacturing site belonging to ham us israel sat. the raids were in response to incendiary balloons, launched by palestinian factions. huh? says the strikes hit training sites, there are no casualties. it's the 3rd flare up and viol

the the the protest cathy, tough year for cuba, the economy has plunged 11 percent hurt by the code in crisis and american sanctions. but government supporters also hit the streets and cube as president asked more to come out in correspondence for our sister channel. our 2 spanish reports now from havana i'm from intel demonstrations in supported the cuban government being held around the country. and you can see national flags, portraits of the historical leader of the cuban revolution. fidel castro, and slogans for him. and president miguel diaz canal. these demonstrations, some large, other smaller like this one taking place not only in havana, but in other parts of cuba. the protest appeared to have been organized on social media present, diaz canal appeared to the country on television. let's listen to an excerpt from his speech fare bottom while we are addressing revolutionaries who may have become entangled. addressing cubans who may have some concerns, but we will not allow the opponents of the revolution. mercenaries were sold out to the u. s. government sold out to the empire

, his boss, is now facing criminal sexual charges himself. former michigan state gymnastics coach, cathy clay just learned. she's headed to jail for lying to police in the ness. our investigation, who knew that in july 2021, i'll be reporting on another bombshell. a u. s. department of justice probe has found for more than the year after receiving the 1st complaint. the f. b. i pretty much did nothing to deal with the sex abuse claims against dr. nasser. just by the extraordinarily serious nature of the allegations and the possibility that nasa conduct could be continuing senior officials in the indianapolis field office failed to respond to the national legation would be my seriousness and urgency that they deserved and required the actions and inactions of the f b i, employees described in the report, are inexcusable, and a discredit to this organization. what's most shocking is the price paid by the victims during the overlooked 14 months. the sex offender retired as physician of the u. s. gymnastic steam, but continued in the same role at the michigan state university, a high school