here is cnbc's andrea day. >> reporter: midnight in l.a. and you are watching somebody break onto a couples property and steal their mercedes. that house, about 30 minutes from where they live. they track their white mercedes here after renting it out to a guy on the peer to peer car rental app tomorrow. before the car was due to be returned, the guys sent them a message saying that he rented it to somebody else, and that person isn't responding. >> we didn't give them permission to rent it to somebody else. >> reporter: they posted the heist on tick-tock with more than 4 1/2 million views and counting. here is what the car looked like inside. >> it was a honda civic. you could tell that somebody had gotten really comfortable in the car. but most shocking, so the couple, was that the car had been stolen. the mercedes had been sold on craigslist to an unsuspecting buyer. police found the suspect and said that he had done this before, at least twice. the case is still ongoing. >> the fact that we were able to get the car back with no damage a

the s&p down 3 the nasdaq down 75 i'm shepard smith on cnbc.the hour, time for the top of the news >>> an armed hostage taker inside a bank turns into a public hero in lebanon why people rallied for him outside as he demanded his money. >>> influencers are paid thousands of dollars to push products, but in some cases they're promoting a giant scam what a cnbc investigation uncovered. >>> but first, an only fans model now charged with murder. >> according to the florida state attorney for miami-dade county, courtney clenney plunged a knife three inches into her boyfriend's chest in their high-rise apartment. today prosecutors charged her with second-degree murder. the attorney says she killed this man, her boyfriend. tmz obtained this video it reportedly shows clenney after the murder handcuffed and cakeda in blood she admitted she stabbed her boyfriend and said she did it in self-defense clenney's lawyer says she's a victim of domestic violence and sex trafficking, but that's not at all what the florida state attorney said today. she alleges th

full cnbc coverage. the secret service recovering more than a billion dollars in stolen covid relief money. cash that was meant to go to small businesses. >>> marking one year since the attacks on u.s. troops during the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. >> those marines gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: remembering the hearos lost. >>> eyeing the return to the moon with the artemis rocket set to launch. >>> moderna sues pfizer and biontech, in a battle of patent protections. >>> and britney is back. and topping the charts. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. the classified documents stashed at mar-a-lago were so sensitive, that the fbi feared, in the wrong hands, they could expose human intelligence sources. in other words, spies, who were helping the united states. and the feds needed to get those documents back and fast. that is just one of the big revelations from the newly released affidavit from the search of the former president's flori

that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. starbucks closed one of its stores in kansas city, missouri. the reason well, not because of union activity at the location no, starbucks says it's for safety reasons, but the union for starbucks work zwlers disagrees strongly it alleges the company is retaliating for union organizing efforts. the vote results to unionize the store are still pending. >>> amazon prime video gearing up for the debut of thursday night football with another deal last week they teemed up with nielsen. today it reached a deal with directv to get games into more than 300,000 bars and restaurants across the country prime video and directv will both air amazon's first preseason game this thursday. >>> and the fastest man in the world is sprinting to get trademark protection usain bolt filed an application with the u.s. patent and trademark last week. the protected logo, a silhouette of his signature victory pose. like bolt, that became an international sensation in 2008 when he dominated the olympics in beijin

at cnbc. here are your top five @ 5 the nasdaq sinks back into bear market territory, the attention turning to inflation with the latest read on prices due out this morning, an economist hopeful we'll see a peak that's coming up. >>> elon musk unloading another several billion dollars in tesla stock as his request to terminate hi

cnbc congressional correspondent elon moore is with us. how much should democrats be reading into this race? >> shep, this is something that has been incredibly important for democrats . they have optimism. it is real, it is there. the big story is that victory in the new york 19th. democrats also did better than biden in the three other special election so far this cycle. even though they did not actually win the race, in the 23rd, the democratic candidate was down about seven points, compared to biden's 11 point loss years ago. in the first district of minnesota, the gap narrowed by six points and in nebraska, if strength by 10 points. scott peters, vice chair of the moderate new democrat coalition told us, his party is benefiting from the focus of pocketbook issues like jobs and inflation, and from the energy around the supreme court decision on abortion. >> a month ago, i would have been much more pessimistic. of course, history is working against us. i feel like we have got a lot more momentum as we get the word out about what we have

musk told cnbc this morning, his team has already subpoenaed mudge, telling musk's attorney told cnbcalready subpoenaed mudge, telling us, he found his exit and led other employees to be curious in light of what we have been fighting. >>> last year, young adults used more marijuana and psychedelic drugs than ever before. this is according to a study from the national institute of health. in 2021, 43% of young adults reported to use marijuana in the past year. that is the highest level recorded since the nih started monitoring these trends more than 30 years ago. young adults also reported they are using more hallucinogenic drugs. a person reported using psychedelics like lsd or shrooms. 10 years ago, that number was just 23%. nicotine vaping nearly tripled 16% last year, up from 6% five years ago. the study reported young adults are doing less binge drinking. that is defined as having five drinks or more in one sitting, but high intensity drinking, 10 drinks or more, that is the highest level since it was first mentione> most americansde than r gun laws. 15 years ago. >>> most america

she gave cnbc's julia boorstin a personal tour. >> hey, guys it's paris hilton.elcome to the neon carnival in paris world. the hottest after-party in the metaverse. >> reporter: dubbed queen of the metaverse, paris hilton built her own world inside roblox, a platform for games and events, where her avatar dj is headlining a kneon carnival festival and a new year's eve party. >> new year's eve i was dj'ing in the maldives. there was more people at paris world than there was at new york or times square. i think it's just amazing how i'll be able to not have to travel so much being married now, i don't want to be on a plane 250 days out of the year. >> reporter: today she's announcing her expansion into another metaverse platform, the sand box here she'll sell paris-inspired nfts and host social events such as rooftop parties in her maldue mansion. >> right now we're focusing on the experiences and not the monetization because that's not the focus. but we're going to be doing digital wearables and working with different brands. >> reporter: she's selling digital tra

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this is "the news on cnbc. the former president appearing before the an attorney general he refuses to talk about the investigation into the trump business practices and refusing make a decision on another run to the white house. >>> iranian man charged. >> the facts are chilling. this is not an idle threat >> details of the plan to hire an satis >> details of the plan to hire an satsassins to take out the fr trump adviser. >>> inside the price numbers what's down and what's up? is inflation cooling >>> new data on the teacher shortage in the american schools. veterans and college students lending help and why teachers say it is not enough >> we don't see this getting better >> miracle escape from a burning plane crash. >>> new health care benefits for warriors exposed to burn pits. >>> and preparing for confrontation with russia and china in space >> live from cnbc, "the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening the former president completing the fifth and stone sdlwalling h faces pressu

at cnbc. here are your top five @ 5 the nasdaq sinks back into bear market territory, the attention turning to inflation with the latest read on prices due out this morning, an economist hopeful we'll see a peak that's coming up. >>> elon musk unloading another several billion dollars in tesla stock as his request to terminate his twitter deal hangs in limbo. >>> and what bob chapek is getting ready to release with disney. >>> and later crypto winner takes no one it's wednesday, august 10th, 2022 you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> a very good morning to you i'm wilfred frost in for brian sullivan today it's great to be with you. we did see a third day of declines in a row for the nasdaq and fourth day in a row for the s&p 500. just a slight return to the sense of anything tifbt after a strong bounceback from the low over the prior six weeks or so the nasdaq was the most negative, down 1.2%. as you can see, all three of the major averages expected to open higher only slight gai

that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. today's market slide comes as fears rise that the fed will aggressively raise interest rates. the dow down 643 s&p dropped more than 2% this was the worst day for both of those indexes in more than two months the nasdaq down 324. more than 2.5% >>> new developments in elon musk's $44 billion legal fight with twitter musk's legal team subpoenaed jack dorsey. he stepped down last november. according to the subpoena, dorsey will be asked about bots and scam accounts. dorsey showed support for musk in the past. in april, he tweeted elon is the singular solution to operate twitter. >>> and cash it in americans are sitting in on unused store cards of $21 billion in value that from the survey of credit card nearly half of u.s. adults have at least one the average amount unused? 1$175 per person. >>> today at the pump, the average price of nationwide for a gallon of gas is $3.90 the cost of gas down 69 straight days $1.11 over that time a gallon cost 74 cents more than this time last year. >>

we have a taste of what's to come of the flurry of fed comments throughout the trading day here on cnbc yesterday >> when we look at the economy today, steve, we see imbalance imbalance between demand and supply that is putting high inflation at play. so, we still have high inflation. we saw easing in the july numbers. it remains broad based there is more work to be done. >> i'd like to see us get to say above 3.4% that was the last median in the s&p. maybe sit for a while. if the data says increase, we increase we have to get inflation under control. that is job one. >> if we act early and aggressively we will bring inflation under control quickly, but the risk is that the other side of that is not priced enough and the reality is we may have to be higher for longer >> all right with all that in mind, let's check on the bond market 10-year treasury at 3.07%. in energy, oil is above $93 a barrel that means gasoline prices are going to rise again. natural gas staying near 15-year highs at $9.55 a contract. that is high, but nothing compared to europe we will have more on that coming up i

cnbc real estate corresponded , diane oleg is with us tonight.eady talked about how there is not enough homes for sale, but i guess they are actually oversupplied. >> yes, that is right. they are oversupplied by a lot. there was a big red flag in that sales report today. builders are sitting on a nearly 11 month supply of unsold homes, a healthy market between buyer and seller is considered about a four to six month supply. not only are builders seeing demand drop, they are also seeing cancellation sore. even luxury homebuilders like toll brothers just reported a jump in cancellations from 3% last year to 13% in the last quarter as new contracts dropped 60%. all of this largely due to rising mortgage rates. >> on those rates, they inched down a little bit at the beginning of the month, now it looks like they are back up, right? >> that jump was really short- lived. rates have shot back up since last friday as we have seen weakness in the stock market and renewed concern over recession. the average on the 30 year fixed had dropped into the low 5%

at cnbc. here is your top "five@5." inflation on deck after the job reports and reads on inflation. >>> and marathon weekend, vote-o-rama. we are live in d.c. and what it means for investors. >>> a story developing now china extending the military war games through monday as tensions with taiwan show no signs of easing a live report from the region coming up. >>> plus warren buffett's berkshire hathaway not immune to the economy as souring sales is not enough to help the bottom line. >>> later on, elon musk looks to take on twitter ceoagrawal outside the courtroom with the challenge. it is monday, august 8th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kickoff monday with the equities pointing to a positive open s&p off the third winning week in a row and the index is now equal distant with the 52-week high and 52-week low 14% from each level to be exact. dow jones industrial average is implied higher by 57 points off the session highs. nasdaq up by 55

you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> very good morning to you i'm wilfred frost in for brian sullivan today let's get right to the markets and futures pointing to a very healthy open up about 0.5% on the dow more than that for the s&p .6%. . .7% for the nasdaq it has been steadily improving and it comes off the back of the day yesterday where we started well and faded at close. the s&p and dow were flat. as we stabnd for the week, nasda is up 1% it will be the fourth positive week in a row of gains for the dow and s&p. remarkable turn following the start of the year for most of the quarter and half of the year all sectors are positive this week energy is the best performing up about 6.3% so far for the week >>> let's look at -- what have we got coming up next on the markets. next chart there it is. s&p so far for the year. let's move on to whatever is next on the list guys we are looking now at financials as well as the energy performance. moving on to the action so far today and the treasury yields. there we go. 10-

. >>> a shift in streaming strategy that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money.arner bros. discovery opening a front in the war of scrtreaming subs subscribers. the chief announced hbo max and discovery plus will merge. we are waiting for the new name. it is set to launch next summer. hbo max and discovery plus. >>> beyond meat struggling the company out with unappetizing second quarter earnings the results are wider than expected loss and weak sales the company reports it will cut 4% of the work force this comes a week after mcdonald's uprooted the mcplant from the restaurants the research firm added the company to zombie stocks that stock of beyond meat down 8% today and more than 50% this year. >>> and one person's trash is another treasure luxury fashion house balenciaga is giving them a garbage bag they call it the trash pouch the company reports a garbage bag inspired the calfskin drawstring sack. the price is cheap $1,800. >>> today at the pump. the average cost nationwide for a gallon of gas is down to $4.13. we have not seen that price since late april s

you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange."fred frost in for brian sullivan this morning. let's check in on the futures borksd which are pointing to a lower mark a third positive in the row for the s&p. the s&p is up 0.2% the nasdaq was lower, but only by 0.2%. there's the futures board. all three of the majors expected to open low. about a quarter of a percent, a little bit more for than for the s&p and nasdaq s&p by 0.4%, the nasdaq by 0.5%. yesterday the 10-year rose above 2.8% currently at 2.86% the euro is rising as well the uk yield in particular spiking to the highest level the 2-year since november 2008 after a very strong inflation print. double digitses 10.1%. the short end of the u.s. also rising 2.3 on the oil prices wti has been pulling back of late, around $86 per barrel last time i checked $86.50 and flat this morning >> let's check in on some of your top story this morning. bertha coombs joins us once again with those hey, bertha. >> hey, wilf meta platforms is reportedly outlining how it plans to prevent the sp

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county must pay her $16 million in damages >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc.s the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news new video showing the standoff between police and man who wanted to kill fbi agents. >>> fed up in beijing. constant covid lockdowns spark action rarely seen around the capital. and mounting a takeover. russia preparing sham referendums in ukraine territories. we got that from john kirby today. he said russia could announce the first referendum this week particularly in the northeast city of kharkiv. he added that the biden administration will not view any outcome as legitimate. all of this as the white house today announced nearly $3 billion in new military aid for ukraine. it's the largest security package since vladimir putin invaded the country six months ago today. while ukrainians mark that moment, they should celebrate independence day august 24th, freedom in soviet rule streets on kyiv quiet. the president volodymyr zelenskyy warned that the russians were planning something cruel and nasty ahead of the national holiday that

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this is the news on cnbc. >>> the former president's new claim that his passports were seized. the question he reportedly asked of the attorney general and what lawmakers on both sides are demanding to see from the doj. >>> georgia prosecutors zero in on rudy giuliani. now the target of their criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. is it a sign that charges are near? >>> cheney's last stand. >> american on remain free if we abandon the truth. >> reporter: the congresswoman facing in your certain loss against her trunk backed opponent. >> we are fed up with liz cheney. >> we live in jackson, wyoming, on the eve of the primary. >>> one year since the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, what it's like for the afghans left behind and for those who made it to america. >> the first 2 1/2 months i just lost myself. >>> china's new threat after members of congress visit taiwan. >>> america's homebuilders declare a housing recession. >> in 2021 i made over $1 million. >>> the meta-verse millionaire. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shep

i am shepard smith on cnbc.it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. >>> tensions with iran. an iranian ship tries to steal an american sedro. what happens when the u.s. navy shows up? >>> nasa announcing a new launch date for the artemis 1 mission to circle the moon. >>> afghan refugees in crisis as they tried to make a life thousands of miles from home. >>> today marks one year since the last u.s. soldier left afghanistan officially ending america's longest war. in a statement today u.s. central command paid special tribute to the countless afghans who risked their lives and those of their families to serve alongside us, translating, advising, securing, and providing the kind of assistance our mission required. our gratitude to those who served in afghanistan lives on beyond this anniversary. centcom will never forget their sacrifice. >> the united states did leave tens of thousands who helped american troops behind. the reality is stark. and many afghans who escaped from kabul are still strug

it is all happening on thursday, august 4th here on "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning, good afternoon or good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you are watching i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us here on "worldwide exchange. let's get to the thursday morning markets and see where stock futures are. they are indicating not a lot. dow futures down a whopping 16 fair value on the s&p is higher. let's call it unchanged, shall we it's early this after a nice start to the month of august for all of the major market averages. they were higher yesterday dow and s&p jumping 1% nasdaq rising 2.5% stocks going up as bonds also going up and yields are coming down all on worries of the economic slowdown. yields at 2.74%. bonds and stock markets are telling different stories. speaking of oil. opec is in focus crude oil at the lowest level since february close to breaking below $90 a barrel slowing gas in the u.s. and continued covid issues in china are the reason oil is weak lately oil markets do seem to remain tight. one official from opec telling us spare capacity from m

here at cnbc here is the top "five@5. the momentum may take a pause today. futures are muted. >>> right at the top of the minds of investors retail earnings. walmart set to kick things off today as they deal with supply glut >>> tracking the money moves the stoke stocks some of the pol players are dumping. >>> and the rare move for one of the most valuable companies as apple further pumps the brakes on hiring amid fears of the tech spending slowdown. >>> amazon taking on the federal government accusing one allegency of harassment it is tuesday, august 16th you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan today thanks for waking up with us let's kick off the hour with the check of the markets and your money. stock futures a bit muted. slightly in the green right now. actually look at the implied open i apologize. a dip tbetween positive and negative this is after the win streak on monday with the indexes closing flat and the u.s. treasuries with the 10-year treasury at 2.795. not a lot of movemeovemen

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cnbc is here with us. how much -- >> really, this is something that has been incredibly important for democrats. they have optimism. it is real and it is there. the big story is that victory in the new york 19. democrats also did better than biden in the other election so far. that is even though they didn't win the race. a democratic candidate was not about seven points, compared to biden's 11 point loss two years ago. that is a four point improvement. the gap narrowed by six points. in nebraska, 10 points. scott peters, vice chair of the democrat coalition told us that his party is benefiting from the focus on issues like jobs, inflation, and from the energy around the supreme court decision on abortion. >> a month ago, i would have been much more pessimistic. of course, history is working against us. i feel like we have a lot of momentum. as we get the word out about what we accomplished -- >> this is still a long shot. a spokesman for the national republican campaign committee warned me that majorities

at cnbc. here is your top "five@5." inflation on deck after the job reports and reads on inflation. >>> and marathon weekend, vote-o-rama. we are live in d.c. and what it means for investors. >>> a story developing now chin

louis fed chief james bullard kicking off with an exclusive on cnbc at 7:30. a voting member of the fed. then it's philadelphia fed president patrick harker, minne philadelphia fed president patrick harker, richmond fed president tom barkin and minneapolis fed president neel kashkari >>> gentlemen, thank you both for being here andy, let's start with you on just the market yut looc we've seen a nice little bounce today. we'll see if it holds. is this an area of the market that's still feeling good to you right now for future investments? >> sure. so investors are feeling good because the month of july was one of the best in quite a while. it was a really long hope for balance in a year that's had little in the way of good news for investors. i think the reason it's happening is that earnings season is coming in much better than a lot of investors had feared companies have shown resiliency in being able to pass on inflationary costs to consumers. profits are still growing, and that means this bear market has somepotential to pee peter out >> do we have to worry

the ukraine war zone, big trouble, at a nuclear power plant, i'm sheppard smith, this is he news on cnbc. >> the largest nuclear plant in europe, off the power grid for the first time ever. the dangerous situation, with russians in control. >> russia created this risk and only russia can diffuse it. >> the race to get nuclear inspectors inside . >>> record rainfall, widespread flooding in mississippi. a nursing home, forced to evacuate. now, a reservoir rises and the state capital is next. racing in jackson, mississippi . >>> the end of new gas powered cars in california. the unanimous vote today that could reshape the american car market. the decision and the impact. >>> abortion battles rage, new trigger laws activated in multiple states. but a total abortion ban in idaho, struck down by a court, the ruling and what it means across america. >>> treating alcoholism with magic mushrooms, regretting being part of the great resignation and the fight against drones, that can take down a jet. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with sheppard smith. . >> ukrainian officials sai

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let's get to bertha coombs for a cnbc news update >> hey, tyler.re is set to decriminalize sex between men by repealing a colonial-era law singapore's prime minister is vowing to protect the city state's traditional norms by introducing a constitutional amendment that defines marriage as between a man and a woman >>> elon musk has sent a subpoena to former twitter ceo jack dorsey in his legal fight with twitter dorsey actually supported musk taking a board seat and then tweeted his support on the day the deal was announced saying in principle i don't believe anyone should own or run twitter. however, elon is the singular solution i trust i trust his mission to extend the light of consciousness interesting turn and flash flood warnings are in effect in dallas, texas, eastern dallas was hit with more than nine inches of rain within six hours during an average, dallas has seen a total of eight inches of rain. oh, that's tough sledding there. the storms are getting worser and worser >> they really are and that's worse than the flickering lights >> bert

cnbc's parent company owns fandango. latest in the spider-man series has already taken in nearly $2 billion worldwide. cindy a little is with us now, co-editor-in-chief at variety. cynthia, it's great to see you. how bad is it really for theaters right now? >> it really has been a season of hell for the movie business. it has been up and down. ups with top gun: maverick bringing people back. once we brought people back, there wasn't a lot coming in the weeks afterward to get people back in the habit of going to the theaters. again, just as we are starting to feel comfortable. this has become a poster child for the movie business right now. >> two of the biggest franchises out there, game of thrones and lord of the rings, they are battling it out on streaming services. hbo max said at 10 million people watch their prequel series, house of the dragon. and the lord of the rings series will premiere on amazon prime video with a huge budget, reportedly like $455 million for the first season. big bets for streamers, but is it

at cnbc. here is the top "five@5. futures are pointing to pressure ahead of the open. >>> fed signaling a united front on fighting inflation. comments from two bank chiefs suggest lingering divisions over how fast and high to raise rates. >>> the roller coaster week for bed, bath & beyond and ryan cohen dumped his stake in the retailer. >>> and demand means prices are set to rise again for home prices and the biggest insider buys by executives, including the common thread among three of the companies topping our list. >>> it is friday, august 19th. this is "worldwide exchange. >> well good morning, good afternoon or good evening. welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan good friday morning or good friday evening depending where you are. let's check on the markets and your money stock futures are down across the board. dow off .50% overall, i should be quiet about this, it has been a quiet week for stocks overall that could change today. as we told you yesterday, it is the monthly opti

guidance with the jackson hole meeting at the end of the month let's bring in gina sanchez who is a cnbc contributor. gina, welcome back you hear neel say we are doing everything we can. do you believe them? >> well, i think they are right now a dog chasing the wrong car. if anything, i think the meeting coming up with opec will matter more to inflation than anything the fed can do it makes me scratch my head. if you look at what is driving inflation, it is food because of the conflict in ukraine and energy with the conflict in ukraine. >> okay. if they are chasing quote the wrong car, what is the right car? what should the fed be doing >> you know, that is the good question, brian. if you look at what is happening in the economy, the economy -- theoretically, we could be in tech ynical recession. it is more art than science. if you look at the data that goes into determining the recession, by half of the data points being quite strong. labor and income and there are other parts that are moving sideways or somewhat weak. it is hard to say if we are in a recession. the credit card data wi

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your "five@5." stocks kicking off a new month of trading on the wrong foot futures slipping ahead of the opening bell results from uber and caterpillar and more. >>> around the world investors on asia on aedge with nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. >>> a top and bottom line miss not stopping shares of pinterest from surging double digits in the pre-market. why they are piling in on the stock today. >>> and another domino falls in the crypto sector crisis this time in over $300 million global ponzi scheme. >>> and no longer joe manchin. the make or break senator with the tax and spending bill. she's in arizona it is tuesday, august 2nd, 2022. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to the show. i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kickoff tuesday with u.s. stock futures because they are down it is red. you can see the dow jones industrial average implied lower 143 points nasdaq down by 100 points with the s&p down 27. lowest session to start the month. excuse m

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dow up 88, the nasdaq up 361, nearly 3%. >>> i am shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. >>> texas and new york at odds over migrants. how the city's mayor is responding. >>> miracle on the freeway. the pilot during a crash landing on how he pulled it off without anyone getting hurt. >>> but first, school districts across the country facing a crisis. a dramatic shortage of teachers. >> with the school year just weeks away, schools are struggling to fill positions. arizona reports that they are short of teachers. similar story with kansas. in florida, school officials warned that they are in crisis mode with roughly 9000 jobs there still open. teachers unions blame several factors including lope and burnout. but schools are going to great lengths to ensure that as students return to classrooms this fall, somebody will be there to teach them. districts in texas are switching to ford day school districts. arizona is allowing college students to instruct kids. florida is calling on veterans with any teaching experienc

welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc.ou again, melissa, hanging out for the three hour journey. lived two more hours ahead. there's a lot going on this morning. we're looking at the green screen there. the dow up 125 points. the s&p 500 is looking to open about 10 points higher. we want to get over to dominic chu this morning. >> it is higher. disney is a contributor factor to it. take a look at the disney trade, it will probably be the biggest factor in what is happening with the dow jones industrial average this morning. the disney shares are up $8.82 per share. we are talking 60 points of the hundred 20 points in the opening bell and that is just disney after the numbers come in better than expected for profits and revenues and better than expected for a subscribers. they will introduce a new free structure and raise the price for the ad free models as well so in an interesting move here, maybe seeing some pricing power from the media giant. disney is a really big bellwether for that business. they went off about a thi

that is what's topping cnbc is on the money. the federal reserve anticipates more rate hikes to beat red-hot inflation. in the meeting the fed raised rates by 75 base points, the pace of future hikes will depend on incoming economic data. >>> manchester united on a wild ride. the english soccer club surging as much as 17% in premarket trading today. that is what happens when the world's richest man tweets that he is buying the team. it all started last night. elon musk replied to one of his own post with i am buying manchester united, you're welcome. fans and traders reacted with excitement, but hours later he booted the idea tweeting that it was just a joke. >>> 40 years ago today compact discs debuted and music changed forever. but they weren't cheap. the first cds would run you more than 20 bucks each and cd players probably more than $1000. despite the rise of internet music streaming these days, cds keep on turning. americans still bought more than 40 million of them last year. >>> today at the pump the average price nation

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at cnbc global headquarters. here is your "five@5." breaking news overnight. the fbi searching the mar-a-lago residence looking for classified documents taken from the white house. we have a live report from washington coming up. >>> china extending military drills around taiwan indefinitely as taiwan pre-he pairs for live fire exercises today. >>> on wall street, demand destruction getting real the stocks paying the price today. >>> plus, $52 billion for the chips act. plus $430 billion for the inflation reduction act. why d.c. could actually be fanning the flames of informainflation instead of snuffing them out jimmy pethokoukis has more >>> and retail traders new bets on old names it is tuesday, august 9th, 2022. you are watching "worldwide exchan exc exchange." good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's look at the session from yesterday. the third straight losing session. dow implied higher by 67 points. nasdaq higher by 20. a lot of the tech stocks very much a wait-and-see happening with nvidia yesterday. the 10-year treasury and 2-year tre

this is the news on cnbc. >>> the push for information about what is behind the fed is investigationt the donald trump's florida home. >>> the new signals from the judge about whether the affidavit will be made public. >>> new nbc knowles polling on americans confidence on the nation. >> i think both parties are not addressing the issues. >> what it means for the november elections and the biggest concern that is now overtaking inflation >>> police officers in arkansas suspended after this incident caught on camera. >> it is reprehensible conduct. >> the governor's reaction and the investigation just beginning. >>> a missing california girl likely found submerged in her car. the volunteer divers of youtube fame made the discovery law enforcement had not. >> three months of rain in five hours. russia's claims about the car bomb >>> bankruptcy fears rattle movie theaters >>> live from cnbc, the fax, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening. former president trumps lawyers just through a potential ranch in the fbi's investigation of top secret documents stashed away in h

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officer of the nbc news group and cfo of cnbc this new position. we wish mark and his family nothing but blue skies and a heartfelt thanks it is always a bittersweet melancholy time when you have a changing of the guard. mark has been a friend of mine from the day i arrived here, and that's a long time ago he was here in 1997, and he and kiki and the boys are dear friends of ours. >> that was before streaming, that was before social media, and here we are now, and yeah, i mean, on a personal level as well i'm about to be on fourth little leaf here in as many years >> the other thing i'm going to embarrass mark by saying this and kc i'm sure will indulge me this, when you run a large -- we are kind of a family here. >> yeah. >> and when you're the ceo or the chairman, you are not only running a business, but you are a caretaker of a lot of people. >> absolutely. >> through births, through deaths, through family changes, through crises both personal and professional, and it's part of the job that they don't describe to you when they bring you on, but