day later, ceo said pretty much the opposite in an interview here on cnbc the company telling cnbc todayy the time he made that statement, robinhood had complied with its regulators and come up with enough money, they say, it met liquidity obligation onz january 28th and fully satisfied its clearing house deposit requirement. that was before the market opened and in response, to restrict the buying of stocks, another executive in these documents says that we are "going to get crucified" calling it "a horrible look for the wider brokerage industry." unite executive arguing robinhood was too big for them to shut us down. he is referring to its clearing agency and in a separate slack conversation with the ceo, an engineer says maybe we should consider an all hands on deck situation. they talk about what they're calling a code yellow there and tenev appears to agree he says "only the paranoid survive. the plaintiff's employers argue that robinhood didn't do enough to protect investors and "kept their doors open while unbeknownst to the general public was teetering on the verge of collapse. r

at cnbc global headquarters. your top five at 5:00. breaking overnight, lawmakers in the senate reach a deal to awe void a government shutdown at midnight tonight this as the house passes its own bill to suspend the debt ceiling more than likely dead on arrival at the senate. >>> and regulatories fears in china bubble up as evergrande misses another payment >>> facebook under fire over the instagram product an

cnbc's valerie castro begins her reporting tonight. again outside brian laundrie's family home in north port. valerie? >> reporter: shep, both gabby's family and north port police have reached a new level of frustration in this case with continued silence from both brian and the laundrie family. they live in the home behind me. it's been pretty quiet most of the day. it's unclear if they're even in the house right now. this morning, gabby's father made another public plea for help alongside the chief of police. >> i'm asking for help, everyone at home. i'm asking for help from the parents of brian, and i'm asking for help of the family members and friends of the laundrie family as well there's nothing else that matters to me now. this, this girl right here, this is what matters. that is it. >> reporter: the police chief answered a few questions about the investigation, including the search for gabby in wyoming. her stepfather is there now and was seen putting up flyers with her picture around the town of jackson hole. >> something in o

cnbc's senior correspondent meg tirrell is here. meg, there's unwillingness to receive some of the drugs. as you pointed out, more than 80% of people not vaccinated do not plan to get vaccinated when you ask them about their ability or willingness to take drugs if they get sick, you look at two different categories. antiviral drugs that you can take as pills and companies like pfizer and america they could be available early next year. we only asked unvac sunday nated people 21% said yes, 38% said maybe the monoclonal antibodies that monica was talking about up to 85% reduced risk of hospitalization with desk. that's what president trump took when he got sick with covid. 33% of people said they wouldn't take them. 44% say maybe. if you add up the yeses and maybes in that category. they might be willing to take the drugs who are unvaccinated >> the question now i guess is what about the boosters? it sounds like those could be available later this month >> they absolutely could about 3/4. what's interesting is the breakdown by politic

cnbc's senior washington correspondent eamon javers on that eamon? >> yeah, shep.icans trying to place it squarely on president biden and democrats trying to spread it to former president trump caught in the middle were the defense secretary and the generals who did not want to be caught in the political finger pointing it led to some awkward moments between republicans and the officials who were testifying today. >> the blame for the disastrous withdrawal that everyone agrees was a disaster, who's to blame for that i'll let the silence speak for itself. >> in your best military judgment, did president biden's decisions cause this strategic failure? >> first of all, i'm not going to judge a president that's the job of the american people that's the job of congress >> now, the game plan for the democrats was to run the blame clock back farther in time to suggest that the person really responsible was president trump, who entered into an agreement with the taliban to withdraw u.s. forces. with the doha agreement, an agreement that former president trum >> we know tha

cnbc's technology product editor, todd hazelton, with us now. with this thing, i'm told. >> i did, shep >> worth the hype? >> it's a two-part answer. yes, it's worth the hype in the sense that, okay, when you have a big company like amazon announce a product that we haven't seen before like this from any other company, deserves some discussion. but i want to rain on the parade a little bit you went over some of the features that sound pretty cool and that's exactly what i saw and it worked in a controlled demo but the point is it was a controlled demo. that means i was with amazon executives in a meeting where the robot was trained to work around them. i don't know how this works, say, in my home, in anybody else's home, how it does with stairs, will it just fall down the stairs as some reports have suggested. so i think there's some skepticism here. especially as you mentioned it's invite only so that means it's a day one product. that means people can sign up to buy the robot and amazon invites you to buy it. they have a very small amount of p

the cnbc reporter is with us now.y bumpy start >> reporter: hey, yes, there were definitely some glitches happening during the rollout but nothing all that surprising. we saw more than 1,000 people march in the capital to protest bitcoin's adoption there were also some problems with the wallet. the government had to take it offline to boost server capacity but there were also thing that went right that so many people successfully down loaded and used this brand new bitcoin wallet for the first time ever. that's a win i spoke with one person who that they were shocked that they were able to buy a coffee at a mcdonald's in san salvador with bitcoin. >> this is essentially an experiment, you know if it crashes, then what, you know >> reporter: right the eyes of the world are on el salvador everyone want to see if it will work and lift people out of poverty. the question is will el salvador's divisive president be considered a regimgenius six mo from now or will this just lead to more economic instability, corruption prob

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this is "the news" on cnbc >>> backlash over vaccine rules. businesses demanding answers from president biden as the plan for covid boosters faces a new hurdle. >>> texas bracing for landfall tropical storm nicolas gaining strength and closing in. >> right now we are getting ready to go back and pack up and head back to louisiana. >> officials warn of life threatening floods. >>> governor gavin newsom getting help from president biden on the eve of california's recall election as his republican opponent faces this question >> no matter the results of the election tomorrow, will you accept the results as legitimate >>> in the hot seat, lawmakers grill the secretary of state over america's exit from afghanistan. >> the american people don't like to lose, especially not to the terrorists, but that is exactly what has happened. >> what went wrong and what's the plan going forward? >>> lawmakers 3wrbriefed on a concerning j-6 rally the booming business of music therapy for pets >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith.

this is "the news" on cnbc >>> the california recall. will it stay or will it go >> i think we need change in this country and especially in this state. >> voters have their say, but will the results be accepted >>> a drenching punch to texas now nicholas stalls over louisiana. >> they're not ready the rules are not ready. >> people still recovering from ida bracing for more life threatening downpours. >>> i want my child home >> a father desperate for answers after his daughter disappears after a road trip. >> i love the van. >> the boyfriend not talking to police. >> cooperate. >> what authorities are saying about the investigation. >>> fears of war in the final days of the trump presidency new reporting on a top general's covert actions his calls to china and his efforts to avoid nuclear conflict >>> al qaeda rebuilding within afghanistan. >>> broadway reopens after 18 months in the dark >>> and apple unveils its newest devices. >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening judgment day for

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of "the news. a crisis the u.s. ramps up deportations at the border. who is getting kicked out and who is being allowed to stay welcoming back foreign travelers. vaccination required why the white house decided to finally ease the restrictions. >>> and the fbi steps up its investigation in the gabby petito case. a major part of that investigation where's gabby petito's boyfriend laundrie? his parents in north port, florida, reportedly tell police they haven't seen him since last tuesday. in a two-day search of a nearby nature reserve turned up nothing. the fbi spent today gathering evidence at brian's family home after they got a search warrant. meantime in wyoming, we may be closer to learning what happened to gabby tomorrow the coroner is set to conduct an autopsy on remains matching george bushy's description. brian laundrie remains a person of interest but he's to the been accused of or charged with any wrongdoing he refused to speak with police on advice from his attorney who now says he will

that's what's topping cnbc on the money.onductor chip shortage expected to cost the global auto industry $210 billion in revenue this year alone. that's according to the consulting firm alex partners. the new forecast nearly doubled the projection that came out in may. part of the reason, covid lockdowns still disrupting supply chains. the consulting film predict chip shortage relief will not come until the second quarter of next year. >>> a recall warning for parents. all models of boppy newborn loungers more than 3.3 million of them recalled because of worries kids could suffocate in them consumers told to stop using this product immediately there have been eight reports of infant deaths associated with the loungers that was between december of 2015 and june of 2020. the consumer products safety commission reports the loungers are, i am quoting, simiply too risky to stay on the market. the company saying they are not market ds as sleep products and is doing everything possible to safeguard babies. >>> spending for hallowee

this is "the news" on cnbc >> we are far apart. or what they consider far apart. >> democrats divided progressives and moderates facing off over infrastructure spending >> our best interest is served by passing this bill today >> the internal political standoff with the president's entire economic agenda at stake >>> policing parents growing acts of anger. >> you right there, you clown! >> forcing school boards to ask for federal help why some are comparing the aggression to domestic terrorism. >> officers? >>> facebook playing defense on capitol hill senators hammering the tech giant over accusations it put profits ahead of kids' safety. >>> the state of maine leading the charge in making companies pay for their own recycling. >> we're faced with this cost they didn't anticipate >> the groundbreaking new law and the other states that may soon follow. >>> brain surgery to treat drug addiction. the cdc's urgent message to pregnant women and the american crocodile fights its way back from the edge of extinction >> announcer: live fro

i'm shepherd smith this is the news on cnbc backlash over vaccine rules.usinesses demanding answers from president biden as the plan for covid boosters faces a new hurdle >>> texas bracing for landfall tropical storm nicholas gaining strength and closing in. >> right now we're getting ready to head back and pack up and head back to louisiana >>> governor gavin newsom getting help from president biden on the eve of california's recall election, as his republican opponent faces this question >> no matter the results of the election tomorrow, will you accept the results are legitimate >>> in the hot seat, lawmakers grill the secretary of state over america's withdrawal from afghanistan. what went wrong? and what's the plan going forward? lawmakers briefed on a concerning j-6 rally north korea test fires its first missile in six months. >>> around the booming business of music therapy for pets. >>> luive from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepherd smith >> good evening. the president facing new questions and push back tonight about his plan to get

that's what's topping cnbc "on the money.g up hiring the company reports it plans to hire around 55,000 people around the world. about 40,000 of those here in the united states. the open jobs, tech and corporate positions. amazon is the second largest private employer in the country behind walmart >>> apple digitizing driver's licenses, testing out the ability to add its license or state i.d. to its wallet app on your iphone or apple watch >>> arizona and georgia set to be the first state to roll it out to their residents then connecticut, iowa, kentucky and utah >>> bud light seltzer getting a seasonal offering that it calls the flannel variety pack easy for you to say. four limited edition flavors include pumpkin spice, toasted marshmallow, maple pear and apple crisp. the fall flannel pack available nationwide from labor day through the end of october insert your joke here. >>> on wall street, the dow down 48 s&p up 1 the nasdaq up 50 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news c

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cnbc's valerie castro spoke with gabby's father in florida today. she's live for us in the town of northport on the west coast outside gabby and brian's home valerie? valerie? >> reporter: >> reporter: shep, joe petito says at this point he doesn't remember the last time he slept and he just wants his daughter gabby to be found. i spoke the him about the incident in utah and the relationship between gabby and brian. he says if gabby had called him and told him they had an argument like that, he would have been on the first flight to pick her up and bringer home he says he was uni wear of mental health issues that gabby told police she was suffering from according to the police report. >> is that anything she talked to you about >> no, and i don't know -- you know, again, i have no idea. maybe she was going through a stressful time with him. i have no idea at the end of the day, here's the thing -- it doesn't solve the problem now. say it's significant, say it's not. doesn't matter gabby's not around we got to find gabby. >> in a press conference tod

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cnbc's eamon javers looked into that for us. this has become a giant open source investigation >> reporter: it really has, shep there are more than 140,000 people participating in a facebook group dedicated to the gabby petito story, and on reddit, well, more than 100,000 poem are following it over there. they are commenting on threads like this one. what still needs to be debunked or confirmed it says with posts about rumored boat drips petito's boyfriend took and the match the parking lot in the area where she disappeared they are not just commenting a lot of these people believe they are helping the investigation and are actively trying to solve the mystery of what happened to gabby law enforcement veterans say that outpouring of online citizen interest can be helpful, but it can also generate a tsunami of bad tips. >> some people are looking for that -- that moment of fame. other people are genuinely trying to help unfortunately, we can't determine which person is which when we get that lead. >> reporter: in some ways this i

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at cnbc headquarters here is your top five at 5:00.utures are flat this morning, but the major averages are on track to turn in a positive week. >>> a former boeing pilot reportedly set to prosecution in a 737 max probe. >>> fda panel meeting today to discuss the pfizer covid vaccine booster. >>> and vietnam has become a major player in the textile and manufacturing business, but now companies are rethinking their exposure to vietnam. we'll explain. >>> plus, the end of the era sears is shutting down its last store in its home state. it is friday, september 17th, 2021 and you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning happy friday welcome to the show. i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's get to the markets stock markets are indicating a higher open. the s&p up by one point. a muted move going out to the week treasury yield the 10-year note is ticking slightly higher. 1.34%. the 2-year note is .22% on that trade. you see the curve higher in terms of interest rates. >>> in energy prices, we are watching, of co

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news facebook pausing its work on instagram for kids the reasons behind the move and why the company still believes the platform is needed >>> supply chain pain. cargo ship backups getting worse off both coasts. the impact being felt nationwide >>> and a make or break week on capitol hill >> president biden's agenda is no doubt on the line with some crucial votes in just the days to come. democrats are looking to pass an infrastructure bill and move forward with a massive $3.5 trillion spending package while also preventing a government shutdown as expected just a ver short time ago, senate republicans blocked a house bill to fund the government until at least december 3rd they'll try again. congress has until friday to approve the funding or it's lights out nbc news capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell on the top story at the bottom of the hour. the tradition of fighting over government funding is alive and well >> reporter: it sure is, shepard. the s

this is the news on cnbc >>> we're talking about booster doses. >> who needs the shot and when should they get it >> cdc advisers ask the question but when will they deliver americans a clear answer >>> the man hunt intensifies for bryan laundrie we're on the ground live where an underwater recovery team joined the massive search effort >>> a youtube star now facing criminal charges arrested by the fbi. >> i'm going to do a couple of years off of this. i'm going to go to jail wrp the push to seize his fleet of luxury wheels along with millions in cash >>> used car prices skyrocketing the forces behind the surge in demand and when consumers can expect a break >>> covid at the new super smell side effect. >>> a volcano eruption buries homes in lava and the high stakes game of chicken with the u.s. debt ceiling. >>> live from cnbc the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >>> good evening the fate of america's booster shot plan is still up in the air. a panel of cdc advisers starting meeting today to discuss who should get an extra dose and when but no decision this happens just

eastern time here on cnbc.nor of the victims, cnbc is telling the stories of those who were there that day. here is peter tuchman trader at quatro securities. >> we walked down the stairs, came out on broad street, 30 broad. at 11:47 in the morning. you could not see your hand in front of your face it was so pitch black. there was about 3 1/2 feet of ash on the street. and the two police officers and the eight of us walked arm in arm down eight blocks sideways as if you were almost in an avalanche of thick ash that really was holding your legs as you moved. you could not see where you were going. that moment was just ingrained in my mind fevorer energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. ♪ ♪ but it's♪ ♪ly human ♪ ♪ ♪