we heard that the, you council president charles michelle. he has promised solidarity. what kind of assistance is lithuania expecting? so i would say blue meetings expect attention, 1st of all that this is a problem which is not a real problem, but it's something for the whole of the union. they expect the leadership, that's what they are, the prime minister and solid charity, because indians themselves manifested solidarity in the migrant crisis to the other european countries. just about 6 weeks ago, they accepted migrant and relocation process from the italian island of lot. but when other european countries, when i try to do stuff so, but i would say it's not about relocation at the moment, so much as a systems for the protection of the board. and what happened was deployment of officers from the agency from tax town. people have a right so far to that as well, the neighboring country which has a smaller, you bought, it will lose. but still, if the union until and there's a discussion going on at the moment within with the any, whether there is a needs to build a wa

eu councile president, charles michel led the tribute to the victims with over 160 deaths here in germany. there were 31 fatalities in belgium. authorities fear those death tolls will rise further as cleanup efforts continue. let's take a look at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. emmanuel macron is among thousands targeted by morocco for possible surveillance. that is according to french media reports. an investigation i the group forbidden stories has revealed phone numbers which pegasus spyware hacked or attempted to hack in many countries. this president survived an assassination attempt unharmed. a man with a knife launched -- lunged at the president with a knife. the president was sworn back into office in june after staging his second coup in nine months. jacob zuma's -- he is currently serving a prison sentence for contempt of court. millions more people may have died in india. a new study reveals the number of deaths in the country during the pandemic may be 10 times the ofcial number. the researchers looked at the number of deaths and they comp

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we heard that the, you council president charles michelle. he has promised solidarity. what kind of assistance is lithuania expecting? so i would say blue meetings expect attention. first of all, that this is a problem which is not really a problem, but it's something for the whole of the union. they expect the leadership, that's what a prime minister unfolded charity. because indians themselves manifested solidarity in the migrant crisis to the other european countries. just about 6 weeks ago they accepted 10 migrant and relocation process from the italian island. the thing is that when other european countries, when i try to use them, so, but i would say it's not about relocation at the moment, so much as a systems for the protection of the board that happened 1st deployment of offices from the agency from tax town people have a right so far through that area as well, the neighboring country which has a smaller border with federal rules, but still with the union until lapierre. and there's a discussion going on at the moment within the area. whether there is a need to

me. european council president charles michelle has visited the border between bell rows. and you remember lithuania, where record numbers of micro of arrived in recent weeks. he says that the roof is allowing migrants to cross the border to put pressure on the e u. brussels accusers, minks of using migraines. as a political porn. a number of countries have closed their confidence in northern afghanistan. the recent gains made by the taliban, germany close. it's constant in missouri. sharif turkey and russia have also reported because their doors, the instruments listen group has over run most districts in the problem. this is dw news from berlin. you can find much more on a website, w dot com the oh, the news. the british government today propose they plan to fix what he calls a very broken asylum system. it calls for putting asylum seekers and off shore detention centers. those arriving by boat over the english channel, they could be arrested, a breaks, it promised, kept. and one that may be illegal, us war makers will tell you that their immigration system also needs ma

charles: michelle one thing that a lot of the investors are doing now are playing options, and we see. why is that happening? >> well the options market is going into these mega cap stocks like amazon and microsoft and apple and facebook, and so but people are doing a buying options because they are highly leveraged and you can make a lot more money, they are also very risky, but in this case, they follow the trend and they happen to be right, so the options play right now, what happens is you have a price move but it's a volatility goes out you get a lot more from the options play, and that's why some of the smarter money went into those options plays as we saw these growth stocks start to come back and now of course excell. charles: right. i'm loving it. i mean, it's phenomenonal and a lot of retail investors are going that way. ryan, michelle couldn't pick two smarter people really appreciate it. liz we've got momentum as we head into the final hour of trading. liz: well yeah, it's kind of like that taper talk from the federal reserve is giving markets a way to find their footing a

charles: well, michelle, you are without a doubt one of my favorite economists. charles: and i feel so much better. i'm still going to sell that jaguar if i can get a buyer this weekend. >> and your house. how about sell your house, that's the other area -- charles: i just moved into this one. yeah, i just moved in. [laughter] i'll see you soon. >> have a great weekend. charles: all right. hey, big tech and the white house under fire together, folks. thed biden administration, they admit that they've notified facebook about posts that allegedly spread covid-19 misinformation. but first, you saw the headline, right? u.s. retail sales rose in june. well, yeah. but may was a disaster, and they're still below april. so we're going to talk about where the retail consumer is because they're two-thirds of the economy. i've got a retail power panel. kristin benz. it's coming up right now. ♪ ♪ isn't just about time, you know. it means experience. i mean, put it this way. if i told you i'd been jarring raspberry preserves for 85 years, what would you think? (humming) well,

charles: right. michelle thank you so much. ne of the best i hope you have a great weekend. >> thank you, you too. charles: thanks a lot. now i'd like to bring in senior vice president nicole webb. i know you've been calling for the market to pause at least like the fast few times i've seen you you're like i hope it pauses, because this thing, digest some of this normalization and in many ways if you go beneath the surface that's exactly what's happening with the rolling pullback, so essentially we have been moving sideways. how much more time do we need to figure out where we go where the next big move is going? >> yeah, i think we're about to get redundant again, charles, and you actually just said it with your last conversation which is when we actually dissect this market, the entire market is not doing well. we actually have about half of the s&p 500 under performing that rolling target and so when we look at it yes i still do hope we get that pause, the reality check, that check and balance that we generally get when we se

it may be relatively impervious to whatever happens with yields and the overall market -- charles: yeah. michelle, we gotta leave it there. we also have spotify if up there too. they're all in the green. you've been rocking. wish we had more time but we don't. got to hand it over to my ashley webster. i apologize for that clumsy joke i tried to make yesterday. i hope you didn't take it the wrong way -- ashley: more from you, charles payne -- never from you, charles payne. thank you, my friend. [laughter] markets feeling the heat. rising consumer prices not seen since terminator 2 ruled the big screen, pressuring stocks out of recorder the territory. what today's prices really mean and the moves you should be making in your portfolio. plus, are rising prices creating the perfect recipe for even more menu price hikes apt your favorite restaurants? p.f. chang's ceo will be weighing in on that. and, oh, yes, the worker shortage facing america's top food establishments. they just can't find workers. oh, and by the way, solarwinds now caught up in a new hacking threat. the warning you have to hear on h

it may be relatively impervious to whatever happens with yields and the overall market -- charles: yeah. michelle up there too. they're all in the green. you've been rocking. wish we had more time but we don't. got to hand it over to my ashley webster. i apologize for that clumsy joke i tried to make yesterday. i hope you didn't take it the wrong way -- ashley: more from you, charles payne -- never from you, charles payne. thank you, my friend. [laughter] markets feeling the heat. rising consumer prices not seen since terminator 2 ruled the big screen, pressuring stocks out of recorder the territory. what today's prices really mean and the moves you should be making in your portfolio.

charles: right. i'm loving it. i mean, it's phenomenonal and a lot of retail investors are going that way. ryan, michelle couldn't pick two smarter people really appreciate it. liz we've got momentum as we head into the final hour of trading. liz: well yeah, it's kind of like that taper talk from the federal reserve is giving markets a way to find their footing at this moment right? after the release of the june segment the nasdaq is now looking at its third straight record close, that's not such a neat trick because any gain would give us that, but the s&p definitely needed let's call it exactly 8 points to hit new record, well it's there. it needs well let's call it nine points to do the trick so you've got to stay tuned for that the s&p is up 16 at the moment. the dow needs more like 210 points so with the dow up maybe four it doesn't look like that anything could happen, you know in this final hour of trade. this happens as the big apple today honors the doctors and nurses and all of the other hero s of the pandemic, with a parade down the canyon of heros. we've got the chairman and ceo of biomarin p