i'm shepard smith on cnbc.or the top of the news >>> a water crisis in the west extreme drought conditions forcing people in some states to start conserving water right now. >>> a russian tennis player arrested over allegations of match-fixing at the french open. >>> and the cdc's new concerns about the growing number of kids hospitalized with covid. cdc director walensky issuing the stern warning saying these he is she is deeply concerned by the number of hospitalized adolescents, the comments in the wake of a new cdc study, emphasizing severe covid-19 can occur in all ages. but kids age 12 to 17, hospitalizations rose from march to april of this year. and nearly one-third of those hospitalized from january to march ended up in intensive care important to note, there were no reported deaths from covid in that age group during that time. >>> dr. scott gottlieb former fda commissioner board member of pfizer andc illumina cnbc contributor and more of the new book system failure why covid-19 defeated us and how to

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. report shows carbon dioxide at the highest level on record the search for solutions inside a brand new kind of community with zero emissions. >>> something big is happening at fenway park and it's not baseball the historic site now being used for high school graduations, and as a mass vaccination center. >>> and the secret behind the fbi's global sting operation that brought down hundreds of suspects >> fbi agents say they created an encrypted phone messaging app and then tricked the criminal organizations and all the drug traffickers around the world into using it. the bad guys apparently had no idea the feds could see everything, all of their messages, and they chatted openly and in detail about their plans for drug shipments, even murders. the whole thing is called operation trojan shield. the number of arrests is staggering more than 800 suspects locked up in 16 different countries. in australia, police say they were able to stop more than 20 murder plots, including plans to attac

i'm shepard smith on cnbc.time for the top of the news record-shattering heat on the west coast and a tropical storm barrelling toward the east al roker tracking the forecast across the country >>> the first casualty of major league baseball's new crackdown on banned substances, a seattle mariners pitcher removed from the mound. >>> and where we stand after the collapse in florida. search teams have found another victim's body in the wreckage. at least 11 people now confirmed dead, and 150 others still unaccounted for. five days after the condo building partially collapsed families of the victims were able to get closer to the ruins of the condo today and yesterday. they prayed and cried. some called out the names of their loved one, waiting in vain for a response faith leaders in surfside were there too helping hold the community together during the tragedy. in surfside, here's valerie castro >> we're not giving up, we're not stopping we're here every day we're not stopping until we have an answer. >> reporter

this is the news on cnbc extreme heat, severe storms, and a tropical storm barrelling toward the gulf, the dangerous weather stretching across america. block buster decisions handed down from the supreme court on religious freedom and obamacare. >> this terror atrocity could and should have been prevented. >> major security failures to blame in a new report on the 2017 suicide bombing at an ariana grande concert. >> the delta variant successfully more transmissible, may be more dangerous than prior variants. >> and it's on the rise in america but new hope emerges with funding for pills to treat covid. juneteenth, now an official federal holiday. another attempt at an infrastructure bill. and covid attacks the justice system the massive backlogs in our courtrooms live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> weather alert, a triple threat of extreme weather hitting from coast to coast. heat in the west shattering hundreds of records and summer hasn't even started. forecasters say they are expecting more records to fall as we head into the weekend. take a look at

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today the former fda commissioner and cnbc contributor scott gottlieb told cnbc that the country may to zero daily cases, but he says the worst of the pandemic is likely behind us, even as delta spreads. >> i don't think we're going to have a situation like we did last winter where there's, you know, 200,000 cases a day. i think that we're talking about tens of thousands of cases perhaps a day here in the united states as it starts to take hold across the country >> meantime, a study published today found covid vaccines made by pfizer and moderna could protect people for years it's the latest data that suggests people who received those shots may not need boosters right away. >>> american troops came under fire today just hours after the u.s. carried out air strikes in both syria and iraq. the fallout and why president biden approved the attacks >>> several catholic churches left to burn in canada after the discovery of hundreds of w eirked graves. nothr suspicion the two may be linked. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ one, tw

i'm shepard smith on cnbc.or the top of the news >> the cruise ship battle gets its day in court florida's governor facing off against the cdc over covid rules. rules. americans weighing dow >>> americans weighing down flights with their baggages and their waistlines, now the new rule that could get you or your bags left behind >>> and we're paying more for just about everything. inflation in the united states surged by 5% over the past year, according to the labor department the fastest pace since august of '08. the cost of gasoline, for example, up 56%, airfares up 24%, clothing up 6%, dining out, 4%, new cars up 3% many economists are saying the rising prices are just temporary. they're spiking now and might keep rising through the summer but most of those economists say they believe they will even out sometime in the fall, so what's driving this well, for one, pandemic induced supply chain issues, a large part of the inflation gains were from the car market, but those high prices were largely because of sem

cnbc has not confirmed that reporting. manhattan district attorney's office has been investigating the trump organization for more than two years. recently, it's been looking into, specifically, whether allen weisselberg and his son, who also works for the company, avoided paying taxes on benefits including cars and apartments. a lawyer for the company told "the associated press," earlier this week, that the charges are absolutely outrageous and politically motivated. the lawyer, also, said former-president trump will not be charged tomorrow. the former president has denounced the investigation as a witch hunt and called district attorney cy vance, quote, rude, nasty, and totally biased, unquote. nbc's tom winters, been covering the investigation from the start. tom, what sort of fallout is the company facing here? >> well, i think that's the big question, shep i mean, when you charge a company, you are not going to show up on fifth avenue and try to put handcuffs around one of donald trump's businesses or one hifz buildin

cnbc's morgan brennan now.d move, shep and it's on a bold day, since july 20th is the 52nd anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing the bezos brother and the highest bidder of that online auction will have just three days to peep for this, quote, greatest adventure as jeff bezos put it today this will be a trip roughly 55 miles above earth. this is just passed the internationally recognized start of space, and if all goes according to plan, this flight will make blue origin the first u.s. commercial company to actually put a private paying passenger into space, beating out its closest rival sir richard branson's virgin galactic what will this first cruise flight entail? it's a vertical liftoff off a suborbital rocket, autonomous capsule that seats six, with weightless ability and unbuckle and float before landing back in the desert and because it's pressurized, no space suit or helmet necessary either bezos founded blue origin two decks a ago and almost entirely funded himself perhaps not surprising to make an

cnbc's valerie castro is here.his off >> it was pretty elaborate, shep the idea for this first came about in 2018 when law enforcement took down an enterprise called phantom secure it provided encrypted devices to criminals. with the help of a former drug trafficker, the fbi created and distributed its own version called anom. overnight raids across the globe including australia, the netherlands and new zealand netted criminals by the hundreds they recovered dozens of weapons and piles of cash, tons of drugs and cars and motorcycles in the unprecedented worldwide sting. all a result of the fbi's trojan shield that infiltrated criminal communications through the fbi-created app called anom. >> the worldwide implications of this investigation are staggering in total, the criminals sold more than 12,000 encrypted and services to over 300 syndicates operating in over 100 different countries. >> 27 million messages were intercepted during the investigation and law enforcement quickly learned criminals weren't so careful

the nasdaq down 13 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. the top of the news >>> a new report out absolving former president trump why an inspector general say lafayette park was not cleared for a photo-op swarms of cicadas strike again, grounding the white house press corps and even landing a direct hit on the president worker shortages causing big problems at airports arc cross the country. >> the long security lines sometimes with lanes closed could get longer this summer "the washington post" reports tsa saying that 131 of the nation's largest airports face staffing shortages and they're asking office workers to volunteer to assist with security checkpoints this as more americans take to the skies. this past sunday about 2 million people passed through security checkpoint, the most since the start of the pandemic. according to the tsa, half a million shy before covid the rush to get out and travel creating long lines across the country. last week security checkpoints in austin were backed up as early as 7:00 in the morning same story in

on cnbc. >>> president biden lands in geneva and the putin summit countdown begins we're live on the ground with what's on the table ahead of their big sitdown. >>> 3, 2, 1! >> the first state to close for covid now reopened what this milestone means for the economy and our road back to normal >> let them in, let them in. >>> the threat from within the white house reveals a new strategy to crack down on domestic terrorism. >> disrupt and deter, also to address the root causes of violence >>> murder mystery in mississippi. a former state legislator shot and killed, found in the same location where firefighters discovered her sister-in-law's body months earlier. >>> record heat causing major power problems. >>> an historic move in baseball. >>> plus an invasion of spiders like you have never seen >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening we're just hours away from president biden's biggest test yet on the world stage mr. biden arriving in

i'm shepard smith on cnbc.time tor the top of the news >>> a water crisis in the west extreme drought conditions forcing people in some states to start conserving water right now. start conserving water right now. >>> a russian tennis player arrested over allegations of match-fixing at the french open. >>> and the cdc's new concerns about the growin >>> a russian tennis player arrested over allegations of match-fixing at the french open. >>> and the cdc's new concernsne he is she is deeply concerned by the number of hospitalized adolescents, the comments in the wake about the growing number of kids hospitalized with covid. cdc director walensky issuing the stern warning saying these he is she is deeply concerned by march ended up in intensive care the number of hospitalized adolescents, the comments in the wake of a new cdc study,> dr. s fda commissioner board member o emphasizing severe covid-19 can occur in all ages. but kids age 12 to 17, hospitalizations rose from march to april of this year. and nearly one

at cnbc global headquarters.. >>> also, shares of amc. this is no movie they are up again this morning as the market cap balloons past half the company's in the s&p 500. >>> jbs looking to resume operations today as th

on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour.of the news >>> could be the biggest change to antitrust law in generations, how the push by democrats to rein in big tech could change the way you do almost everything online >>> britney spears set for rare court appearance tomorrow as new details emerge about struggle for control. >>> shameful act of racism on a high school basketball court >> in coronado, a championship game between majority white school and orange glen high, predominantly latino school in nearby escondido end of the game, orange glen nearly won but hometown crowd coronado began throwing tortillas. >> what the heck >> are you kidding me? >> tortillas >> what a racist - >> now communities in california demanding someone be held accountable. cnbc's valerie castro has the rest of the story. >> hi shep students and parents of the losing team are shocked and saddened by the incident and demanding real action be taken on the part of the california intersc interscholastic. one player says it's first blatantly racist incide

cnbc's elon moye live. what to we know about this plan and the chances that it goes anywhere >> the senators vofed have been cagey about what's in the plan i did get the details of a working draft that gives us the contours of the conversation $579 billion in new spending, including $110 billion for roads and bridges, $65 billion for broadband, $25 billion for airports and $15 billion for electric vehicles. one strategy to pay for it could be taking a little from here and a little from there, like repurposed covid money public-private partnerships and an infrastructure bank but joe manchin and swron tester told reporters today it would not include tying the gas tax to inflation. house speaker pelosi rejected that idea and warned that any bipartisan bill would not go far enough on climate change, meaning democrats would still have to take action on their own. >> where do we want to end up and how will that happen and i'm very confident that we will have a bill, that you cannot build infrastructure without re

that's where cnbc is taking you tonight.ses battered by the coronavirus. they found ways to bounce back in tonight's "american comeback." >> the one word that best describes this past year is journey. >> for me, it's evolving. >> for me, it's wild. >> reporter: one town and three small businesses finally making a comeback. >> there was no option of failure. >> reporter: a tough road for james london covid hit, and his restaurant, chubby fish, was flatlining. >> it was a huge kick in the gut. >> reporter: he pivoted to takeout, but was still losing money. >> it was either, we were going to adapt or we were going to flounder and die. >> reporter: the solution, hosting private dinner parties with just his wife helping out >> it literally did get us to the other side. >> reporter: chubby fish is now back open and better than before. >> we're over the moon that we're back and thriving. >> reporter: from fish to film paul brown and his wife, melanie, own the terrace theater. when covid hit - closed down, turned off the power, >> s

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top five at 5:00. shuging off the inflation data as the s&p climbs to another all-time high. futures are looking flat >>> striking a deal. a group of bipartisan senators reaching agreement on the infrastructure package as they now prepare to sell it to the respective parties >>> president biden and g7 leaders kicking off the summit as leaders make a deal to combat covid-19 we are live overseas. >>> gearing up to go public. formally files the ipo paper work in what could be the biggest tech offering this year. >>> and apple's electric vehicle shifting into high gear. the new hire from one luxury automaker. it is friday, june 11th, 2021 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today here is now your global markets are setting up s&p is implied higher by 3 points the nasdaq is indicated higher by 7 points. this is after the s&p 500 rose to another record high yesterday. investors largely shrugging off the inflation report taking a look at the me

at cnbc global headquarters. here is the top five at 5:00 reaching a deal on global tax reform >>> infrastructure ahead the white house making a deal this week. with or without colleagues. >>> too hot to handle? key data point due out this week enough to move the needle on tightening at the fed. >>> speaking of rising prices. cathie wood has the approach to take the heat off consumers. we will explain. >>> and pulling the plug elon musk scrapping plans for the souped up model s. it is monday, june 7th, 2021 you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning i'm seema mody here is how the money and global markets are setting up the day stock futures are lower. stocks ended the week in the green. nasdaq and nas ddaq 100 are comg off a three-week winning streak. to the bond market we will look at the 10-year treasury 1.57%. the energy market is grabbing the attention of investors crude at the highest level since october of 2018. right now, we are lower in negative territory wti crude is below $70 the mo

cnbc's courtney ragan now. courtney >> reporter: hi, shep.th prime day event at 3 a.m. eastern time monday morning. it runs for 48 hours there's going to be more than 2 million deals, some of which are lightning deals. so they last only for a short period of time you have to check out pretty quick. electronics and toys, those are expected to be among the top selling categories again this year, along with books and appliances remember, get amazon's prime deals shoppers have to be prime members. and once you are, the retailer does its best to keep you in its ecosystem offering the best discounts on its own devices last year, four of the five best sellers were amazon's fire tv stick, fire tablet, echo show and echo dot that's a pattern similar to previous years other retailers do their best to remind consumers no membership is needed for their competing deals. hundreds of retailers will offer deals on or around prime day it's become an expectation for shoppers walmart is holding the deals for days from june 20th to 23rd. online and in store. tar

cnbc's meg tirrell covers science and medicine for us.hear much about is johnson & johnson and what we know about how that's reacting with these variants. >> yeah, shep, we're learning a little bit more just tonight johnson & johnson's telling us just now they're confident their vaccine will hold up against the delta variant, and they expect to have data on that in the near future they also tell us that more information about how long the protection lasts from just one j&j shot is imminent, and they expect results on a regimen of two doses of their vaccine this summer now, the company making these statements as questions have been mounting in recent days about their shot in the face of the more contagious delta variant. more than 12 million people in the u.s. have had the j&j shot it's the only single dose covid vaccine available in the u.s., and some vaccine experts are looking at the currently available information on it and suggesting people who got that vaccine should consider getting a booster with pfizer or moderna. d a doctor origi

on cnbc.t's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news it could be the biggest change to antitrust law in generations. how the push by democrats to rein in big tech could change the way we do almost everything online >>> britney spears set for a rare court appearance tomorrow as new details emerge about the pop star's struggle for control of her own life. >>> and a shameful act of racism on a high school basketball court. it happened in coronado. a high school championship basketball game between the majority white school and orange glen high, a predominantly latino school in nearby escondido. take a look at this. the end of the game, orange glen clearly won, but people from the home team crowd, coronado, began throwing tortillas >> what the heck are those tortillas? >> are you kidding me? >> tortillas >> what a racist >> now communities in california are demanding someone be held accountable. cnbc's valerie castro is here with the rest of the story >> students and parents at orange

cnbc one of the great white sharks tracked by ocearch spotted off the coast of new york.ds tagged her march the 25th painted the next day off the coast of the carolinas since she's been swimming north. here's a closer look at her location, pinged monday between montauk, new york and rhode island freya is just one of many sharks being tracked by ocearch friday one of their researchers told us the increase in sharks in the ocean is great news for our environment. >>> 75 seconds on a race to the finish president biden laying out his plan to combat the rise in violent crime and shootings across the nation allowing hard hit communities to use covid relief money to hire more police officers >>> a cdc advisory panel warning a rare heart condition in young americans is likely linked to pfizer's and moderna's covid vaccines there have been fewer than 13 cases per 1 million goes >>> and britney spears asking a judge to end the court ordered conservatorship that has given her father control over her life and her fortune since 2008 she called the arrangement abusive, claiming she's b

the s&p up 6 the nasdaq up 2020 i'm shepard smith on cnbc, it's the bottom of the hour.says to make a major decision on a new drug to treat alzheimer's. >>> coach k hanging it up. the retirement announcemt from college basketball's winningest coach. >>> america reopening more by the day but cruises out of florida remain anchored. >> the cdc has signalled cruise lines could set sail from the state next month as long as nearly everybody on board proves they are fully vaccinated. but in florida, requiring proof is not allowed governor ron desantis signed the law banning vaccine passport it takes effect the first of next month now the governor is threatening to fine cruises $5,000 for each customer asked to provide proof of vaccination >> we have laws that protect the people and the privacy of our citizens and we are going to enforce it nobody has fought harder not just for cruises but the entire leisure and hospitality sector in this state in its history than me. what cdc has done by closing the cruise industry for over a year, they do not have the authority to do it >> the

that's what's topping cnbc on the money.s the tesla model three it took number one spot on the annual cars.com american made index. it's the full all-electric vehicle to top the list in the 16-year history.ontr the index ranks the most cars that benefitted the economy. ford nabbed the number two spot with the new mustang, while tesla rounded out the top three with the model y amazon workers a step closer to unionizing the international brotherhood of teamsters is set to vote tomorrow on a resolution to organize amazon warehouse workers and drivers. amazon's long been the target of major labor unions, seeking to organize its employees back in april, amazon defeated a union campaign at its bessemer, alabama warehouse. >>> and warren buffett resigning as trustee of the bill and melinda gates foundation in a prepared statement, the billionaire said he's been inactive for years and is resigning from all boards he was on except for his own companies. berkshire hathaway of course buffett donated $4.1 billion of berkshire hathaway's

that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money" u.s.st pace in more than three decades, according to s&p's schiller nationwide, the median existing home price in may rose almost 24% from same month the year before to more than $350,000 for the first time ever. accord together national association of realtors. >>> walmart announcing it willwn customer start selling its own brand of low-cost insulin customer kos save more than $100 per vial of insulin. that's according to the retailer to be available this week the products set to be available this week in walmart stores and next month at sam's club after the announcement, eli lilly ceo said they will keep looking for ways to cut insulin costs.olling out >>> rolling out an ai-powered robot on wheels. transporter or b.o.t. for short. it's called the beer outdoor transporter or "bot. it can hold a 12 pack of cans smartphone app >>> on wall street, the dow up and follow its owner's commands. >>> the dow up the nasdaq up 28 up 28 i'm shepard smith on cnbc. this's the bottom of the hour, time f

the nasdaq down 131. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc.the news >>> eight more states dropping their extended unemployment benefits this weekend, three months ahead of the deadline the impact and the fallout. >>> the shark population exploding leading to more encounters with people in the water. are we going to need a bigger boat >>> and the gulf states preparing for severe weather tonight. >> let's take a live look. gulf shores, alabama, keeping an eye on the massive storm system starting to hid a wide spot of the gulf and causing changes in the camera angle forecasters say it could become a tropical storm within an hour, a foot of rain and possible flash flooding from louisiana to florida. local coverage from wdsu sherman desel live from grand aisle. sherman? >> reporter: yeah, good evening, shepherd conditions have been changing by the hour we've been here in grand isle right off the gulf of mexico for the last several hours and we've seen that weather toss back a bit and forth. we're back at highway one which is only the point of entra

i'm shepard smith on cnbc.rst manned trip in five years. what makes this mission a game changer? >>> a utility company demollitious the last coal-powered plant make the way for the largest solar-powered battery facility in the world. >>> and the state of housing in america getting more expensive, kogds to a new report from heart shard just out today whether you're buying or renting, it doesn't matter prices are going up, and the primary cause, the pandemic. new data also reveals a widening racial disparity in real estate. here's cnbc's diana olick. >> reporter: first the supply of homes for sales sharank 30% that caused prices to rise the most since the last boom in 2006, but researchers claim it is not a bubble. the run-up was not fueled by faulty mortgages the price-to-income comparison is at the higher and the record found that the pandemic amplified the impacts of housing inequality, especially affordable housing. overall, home ownership rose slidesly, but there's still a 28 percentage point gap between bla

cnbc's jane wells is in simi valley with a flying friend.t aerovironment and that is a replica of ingenuity currently on mars and drones we're spending from the pentagon to farmers is increasing. the drone market is taking off, reaching new heights, including mars the global market for unmanned machines is predicted to double to $40 billion in four years, according to levitate capital. it's one area where most customers are increasing spending, says drone deploy, a drone software company >> we do 1.5 million flights a year, that would make us the second busiest airport on earth. >> dronedeploy works with pioneer, cortevo one of the fastest growing companies in the market, agriculture. >> we have major issues. >> this farmer j.d. kuhns is trying to find out where corn isn't growing. usually a time consuming task. >> get the stand counts could take half a day, several hours at least when we could do it in 15, 20 minutes >> probably a third of my growers have their own drones, where just a couple years ago, there wasn't anyone that had a drone.

that's what's topping cnbc on the money.anley's chief executive delivering a pointed effort -- get back in the office by labor day, or expect a pay cut. >> none of this living in colorado and working like you're in new york city it just doesn't work. >> gorman doesn't say if staff would be fired or whether there will be exemptions for people with health concerns. >>> southwest airlines grounding its entire fleet after nationwide computer issues about 500 flights canceled the trouble began last night when the company that provides the air's weather data had a glitch it stranded planes across the tonight. tonight they report they're back to normal operations. >>> ford broncos are rolling off the assembly line. two and four-door version, viewed as one of the most critical non-electric product launches for ford in years on wall street, the dow down 94, s&p off 9, the nasdaq down 101 i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news >>> str >>> extreme heat pushing power systems. >>> amazon with

cleaning up, after tropical storm claudette makes landfall i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc. >>> destroyed homes, power outages, and more than a dozen killed tracking the fatal after math of claudette. >>> anden an inside look at the race to get more people vaccinated >>> american airlines cans also flights. >>> violence rising, people fearful, another weekend of mass shootings. >> it is a concern of many americans. >>> we are on the ground with one police department, push to go reimagine how they fight crime. >> our job is to proactively in the field engage members of the community. >>> new restrictions on fans at the olympics what police say caused this pride parade to turn deadly. the small business that needs a finance lifeline. >>> and new tonight, the nfl player who just announced he's gale >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening tropical storm claudette picking up strength now over the carolinas during the day before heading out to sea, and leaving behind a trail of destruction and killing at least 14 people

on cnbc. here's your top five@5 the fed decision, labor shorts 'will the fed give a hint when they will make a move on interest rates >>> in geneva, president biden meeting face-to-face with vladimir putin we're on the ground on what you can expect >>> the big tech boom. a $10 billion vaccine market that has nothing to do with covid. >>> cyber security flaw exposed with new reports of mcafee has shares of peloton running scared and one hot commodity seen the price soar recently one that will surprise you given it's 2021 here's your morning rbi and it's ahead on today's "worldwide exchange." ♪ >>> well, good morning, good afternoon, or good evening and welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan thank you very much for joining us here on cnbc. well, there is going to be a lot going on today it's all ahead of the fed. ahead of that, why don't we get a check on your money and the futures. they are mixed dow futures down 48 technology which has been high, by the way,

stage at the cnbc evolve summit kicks off at 11 a.m.evolve. >>> coming up on "squawk box," the latest from geneva where president biden is meeting with russian president vladimir putin as we speak. stay typed, you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc. r. plans for the long term, and plans for a long weekend. assets you allocate, and ones you hold tight. at thrivent, we believe money is a tool, not a goal. and with the right guidance, you can get the financial clarity you need, and live a life rich in meaning, and gratitude. to learn more, text thrive to 444555, or visit thrivent.com. >>> we are seconds away from new housing starts da tampt take a look at the futures as we head up to those numbers. really being held in place here idoling ahead of the fed meeting as we have been for some time right now. modest outperformance by the nasdaq take a look at the 10-year note. it's been steady hanging out underneath that 1.5% mark for a while right now. you see it continues to be the case rick santelli standing by at the cme in chicago ric

>>ism shepard smith on cnbc. the news >>> members charged after the death of the children. tonight the family responds. >> from shutdown to driving. and a warning from amc, investigate at your own risk the movie theater changed -- the company put it very bluntly and look at this, we caution you against investing unless you are prepared to encourage the risk of losing all or substantial portion of your investment >> that risk was apparent. the stop dropped 30% at one point and it rose again. not a single analyst on the street recommends buying those stocks at all. the company's value exploded >> amc has a market cap of $25 billion. >> andrew is here now. amc warns don't buy our stocks who does that? >> you don't really see this you look up and you say that's new, that's really new this was a moment which amc was not just putting out market raising about $500 million so par thit of is statement. part of it was to tell everybody that look, we are doing this and you need to know this company is no longer trading on t

this is "the news on cnbc. violence surging people's fears growing multiple cities report mass shootings over the weekend >> the building is pretty much consumed this is going to be a several-day event. >> a massive explosion and enormous plumes of smoke lead to mandatory evacuations, after a fire breaks out at a chemical plant. >>> nato is critically important for u.s. interests >> president biden meets with nato leaders ahead of his face-off with vladimir putin what the russian leader is saying just days before the high stakes summit in switzerland >> translator: you know what matters and what problems americans want to discuss with uslator: you know what matter >> buying a home in one of the hottest markets in history the new data on what to look for and when to buy. two tropical weather systems brewing. dogs attacking postal workers and the $28 million rocket ride with jeff bezos.e $28 million rd >> announcer: live from cnbc the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >> good evening. we've just em