that is according to sources that spoke with cnbc news.is unclear why but we know it was rescheduled for later this week , musk was said to answer questions ativan trial that would determine whether or not he will go through with the 44 alien dollar takeover of twitter. musk lost in an escalating legal batter with twitter after trying to pull out of his deal to buy the social media company. musk claims that twitter did not give them all the data that he requested about spam accounts and fake accounts on the platform, but a spokesperson says that the company properly disclose the information to musk and in still unclear whether or not happearin person or by video. as for the trial, that will start next month in delaware and scheduled to last five days. our cnbc news correspondent steve kovacs is with us. what was with a last-minute change? >> it is confusing, but what we know is that it was reported to be two due to personal reasons. the twitter ceo was about to do is deposition with musk side of lawyers as well. none of that happened today

shep >> cnbc's valerie castro live in london now an anchor for sky news in uk and still a cnbc contributor, wolf, it's great to see you. how was the king's speech to british parliament received today? >> i think it went down well, shep, but perhaps in a slightly less pronounced speech from the address he gave the first address last friday. because this speech today was shorter, and it was more formal part of official process where he went to parliament to gain the consent of parliamentarians, of those elected lawmakers by the way, it was historic today, the first time it was televised, and the first time this particular process took place in front of all of the members of the house of lords and house of commons rather than a smaller delegation now these steps, like when she was proclaimed king, like going to get the consent of parliament, they're one-offs and they're now done much more important for him is the consent of the people. and that will be a job he has to do every single day of his reign. it won't be done and dusted at any one moment that's partly why he is touring the four natio

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5."he whipsaw action following the rate hike and more volatility looks on tap with futures moving between gains and losses. >>> the central bank digging in further on its fight against inflation. raising interest rates by another 75 basis points. stephen roach lays out why there is more tightening coming down the line. >>> russians

live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening new york says form er president trump had a suit filed against him. his company, the trump organization the ag accuses them all of committing staggering fraud for more than a decade a sprawling scheme one that allegedly manipulated the value of properties, dodging taxes and fraudulently obtaining bank loans and insurance coverage. >> donald trump falsely flagrantly inflated his net worth to unjustly enrich himself and cheat the system there by cheating all of us the pattern of fraud used for their own financial benefit is astounding >> leticia james brought receipts her investigators say mr. trump valued his mar-a-lago estate as high as $739 million when the actual value was closer to 75 million. the lawsuit alleges he flat out lied about the size of his apartment in trump tower less than 11,000 square feet large but mr. trump claimed it was 30,000 square feet, nearly triple its size. mr. trump used that bogus square footage to inflate t

at cnbc here is the top "five@5.arkets looking to keep the momentum going. >>> key interest rate decision on deck with the european central bank looking to hike to combat inflation p we will preview what to expected from the ecb. >>> and apple officially pulling back the curtain on a slew of products, including the latest iphone launch. will the stock get a pop >>

at cnbc global headquarters. here is the top "five@5. stocks look to end the week on a down note as they look at the flurry of rate hikes we speak with one global portfolio manager about where investors can look to weather the storm. >>> boeing and the former ceo settle with the s.e.c. over allegations it misled investors regarding the safety of the 737 max. >>> and days after the macroeconomics warning, fedex is taking new action to shore up its bottom line. >>> and house republicans prepare to layout the agenda if the party is able to retake control of congress with just about six weeks to go until the all-important mid-term elections. >>> and later on, pepsi relinquishes the super bowl halftime throne to one little company from cupertino it is friday, september 23rd, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's check on the stock futures. with the dow and s&p and nasdaq set to end the week sharply lower. right now, futures are pointing to 157 point drop for the dow. s

this is the news on cnbc ukrainian children tortured, raped and murdered. >> witness the crimes. >> shocking new details in a new report from the united nations after alleged russian war crimes. >>> the dow tumbles now at the low of the year. >> it is an ugly finish to an ugly week for the bulls. >> why the dow briefly dipped into bear market territory as the fed works to tame inflation. >>> a tropical depression forms in the caribbean and could hit floridas as a major hurricane. and hurricane fiona targets canada. >>> fake reports of active shooters pouring into schools across the country in the wake of the uvalde massacre the latest today in ohio. >> we're so frustrated and angry. >> the investigation and the panic. >>> party leaders draw the battle lines over political agendas over the mid terms. >> sponsorship shakeup for the super bowl halftime show. >>> and we go inside the most expensive apartment listing in america. >>> live from cnbc the facts the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening we begin tonight with revelations so brutal, so abhorrent and abominable that they

cnbc's parent company, universal, nbc universal, owns the streaming service.nger is with us now, executive producer of "shadowland. joe, the series, it looks extremely intense. what was your takeaway after you put it altogether? >> well, my takeaway is that there's an awful lot of people who believe the exact opposite of what other people believe we've divided into two camps we vilify one another. and we look up at the sky and half the population says the sky is red and i think that is a very, very dangerous situation for american democracy. it's because conspiracy thinking has moved from the fringes to the mainstream but instead of doing something in which we just continue to criticize and call these people strange and point fingers, i wanted to have a more empathetic approach, so i embedded with a group of filmmakers out into the real world and tried to get an understanding of why people come to these beliefs people really believe very different versions of reality, and that's going to destroy democracy. because democracy depends upon people are like minds w

on cnbc here's your "five @ 5.estors are turning a little bit higher investors focused solely on jay powell and the federal reserve and the latest policy decision due at 2:00 p.m. eastern time today. >>> in europe, the continent's energy crisis getting more december prass this morning as germany nationalized, took over one of its

cnbc. tech facing its longest losing streak in more than five years. >> futures are fighting for gains, this as apple's unveiling their iphone event today. >>> and in europe. the spigot is still shut off when it comes to natural gas now policy makers are racing to cap prices and save a region heading toward recession. >>> plus crypto crashing once again as one of the biggest players in the block rolls out a major systems upgrade. what investor mark cuban thinks about this. >>> and bed bath and beyond looking to soothe its consumers after the death of one of its consumers. it's wednesday, september 7th. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning, good afternoon, and good evening. welcome to wherever you are in the world. i'm see ma mody in for brian sullivan we did lower in yesterday's trade. right now we're indicated higher with the dow up by 61 points, nasdaq by 41 points, this after another down day for stocks yesterday that saw the nasdaq end lower for a seventh sessi

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." stocks looking to keep the rally alive after four sessions of gains. futures higher again. >>> this as the consumer prices are out ahead of the central policy decision. former vice chairman roger ferguson is here with a preview. >>> a busy day for twitter shareholders reportedly voting to approve the sale to elon musk this is the twitter whi whistleblower heading to capitol hill. >>> the railroad strike that could cost the u.s. economy $2 billion a day. >>> historic night at the emmys for a number of reasons. we've got the winners and highlights ahead it is tuesday, september 13th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm come edominic chu in for brn sullivan this is your u.s. stock futures. the dow implied higher by 142 points s&p by 20. the nasdaq higher by 65. the major advantages trying to extend a four-session winning streak ahead of the august read on consumer prices, cpi. the bond market is very much in focus with the inflation data. the 10-y

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour.e top of the news alex jones lashing out at the judge in his sandy hook defamation trial. >> this is a travesty of justice, and this judge is a tyrant >> why the conspiracy theorist says he isn't getting a fair trial after he called the school massacre a hoax. >>> the midterm elections now seven weeks away we break down the new polls from a key battleground state that could decide the balance of power in d.c. >>> but first, russia set to hold what the u.s. calls sham referendums in occupied ukrainian territories. voting scheduled to begin on friday in four regions in the eastern and southern parts of ukraine. luhansk, kherson, don donetsk, and zaporizhzhia the referendums including on russia annexing the regions all but certain to go moscow's way u.s. officials warn that the kremlin will manipulate the results. today national security adviser jake sullivan slammed the idea >> the united states will never recognize russia's claims, claims to any purportedly annexed parts of ukraine thes

at cnbc headquarters here is your top "five@5."erse course as investor sentiment is bearish this morning the fed kicks off the two-day policy meeting today. >>> wall street is pricing in another aggressive interest rate hike with the benchmark 10-year treasury hitting levels not seen in more than a decade. >>> your stock of the morning is fourth under pressure as supply strains hit the bottom

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5."cks look to wrap up a tough week futures pointing to a lower open >>> shares of fedex tumbling as the shipping giant pulls earnings guidance and looks to cut costs with the company ceo warning of potential for a global recession >>> it's not just fedex facing those headwinds. shares of ge sliding as it warns of supply chain woes weighing

here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan let's kick off thursday morning with the check of u.s. stock futures. the come back with the dow surge 600 points snapping a six-session losing streak the dow could open up 300 points lower. at least this point, the s&p and nasdaq 1% lower at this time we saw wild moves in the bond market with u.s. treasuries falling from the highest level in more than a decade on the heels of the bank of england decision to launch a bond buying program. 10-year yield coming off the biggest session drop since 2009. this morning, below that 4% mark still the inverted yield curve here we want to keep our eye on oil a boost yesterday when it was down wti at $81 a barrel. brent crude at $88 a barrel. in crypto, bitcoin and ethereum and xrp is higher. bitcoin and ethereum lower xrp up about 30% over the last month. something to watch there >>> let's get a check of the trading in europe and a closer look at what is next for the boe. we go to julianna tatelbaum in the london newsroom. good morning, julianna >> frank, good morning kicking o

at cnbc global headquarters.trying to build on late-day momentum after tuesday's selloff. >>> t-minus the first nationwide rail strike since the 1990s. it could bring the economy and supply chain to a screeching halt. >>> vladimir putin and xi jinping meeting face-to-face today for the first time since the invasion of ukrain

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this is "the news" on cnbc. the massive storm strengthening. >> we've declared a state of emergency for the entire state >> it's forecast to move very slowly >> it could sit on top on us for 47 hours >> the areas in ian's sights >> make sure you do not under estimate the impact of the storm. >> reports tonight from cuba and florida. >>> a deadly school shooting in russia a gunman wearing a swastika kills 15, including 11 kids. his neo-fascist views and nazi ideology and what investigators are uncovering. >>> uber drivers turned unwitting drug mules, delivering packages, but what's inside? the new dangers drivers face. all in our nbc news investigation. >>> nasa's mission to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid during this news hour. what's expected and what we'll see in this rehearsal for averting a collision with earth. >>> violent protests against government control in iran >>> new rules to bring airlines' hidden fees into the light. >>> and the death of the nfl pro bowl and what replaces it >>> live from cnbc,

on cnbc here's your "five @ 5. investors are turning a little bit higher investors focused solely on jay powell and the federal reserve and the latest policy decision due at 2:00 p.m. eastern time today. >>> in europe, the continent's energy crisis getting more december prass this morning as germany nationalized, took over one of its largest utility companies. >>> plus vladimir putin ordered a partial global iization as they are engaged in war with ukraine for seven months. >>> later diamond and others are headed to congress today wednesday, september 21st, and you are right here watching cnbc good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today left. 's kick off on wednesday morning with equity futures at a lower session after yesterday's trades right now futures are pointing to some modest gains the s&p up by roughly 5 the points, the dow jones by 36 and the dmacz by ten this is a wait-and-see market. 2-year and 5-year yields t highest since 2007, the long bond, the highest since 2014 each of those slightly l

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your top "five@5." stocks look to wrap up a tough week futures pointing to a lower open >>> shares of fedex tumbling as the shipping giant pulls earnings guidance and looks to cut costs with the company ceo warning of potential for a global recession >>> it's not just fedex facing those headwinds. shares of ge sliding as it warns of supply chain woes weighing on its bottom line. >>> pulling the plug kanye west talking with cnbc on his decision to terminate his deal with gap. what he had to say about the move coming up. >>> your exclusive weekly look at the biggest insider buys. including a first time by a c-suite purchase and biggest so far. it is friday, september 16th you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kickoff friday morning with a check on the markets and your money futures pointing toward losses at the opening bell. dow is implied lower by 243 points s&p down 37. nasdaq continues to be the epicenter of so much of the sellin

on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour.e top of the news republican senator lindsey graham introduces a nationwide ban on abortion after 15 weeks the proposed law and what it means for the november mid terms. >>> professional basketball punishes the owner of two pro teams after a month's long investigation into workplace misconduct the league's findings and the fallout. >>> and the u.s. staring down a national crisis on the railways. it would leave 7,000 trains parked and that would lead to major problems getting fertilizer to farms, food to grocery stores before it spoils, coal and oil to furnaces, parts to car plants, lumber to home builders and all that could cause shortages of just about everything and send sky high prices to the moon two of the biggest rail units are threatening to strike. if they don't reach a contract agreement by friday. the brotherhood of locomotive engineers and trainsmen and the smart transportation division represent about half of all union workers. the main sticking point is over leave policies

. >> live from cnbc. the facts, the truth, the news, with shepard smith. >> good evening. >>> fbi agents found highly sensitive documents detailing top-secret operations. they had a foreign nation's nuclear capability. they searched mar-a-lago. that news has in fact recorded a bombshell report from the washington post. the reports have new documents detailing top-secret documents that were so closely guarded, that many senior national security officials are kept in the dark about this. documents about such highly classified operations are typically clipped, and kept under lock and key. they have a secure compartmentalized security, and they have a designated control officer to keep careful tabs on their location. these documents were stored at mar-a-lago, a variable country club, say more than 18 months since former president donald trump left the white house. their own attorney general, say that an indictment could become a covenant. today on fox news, there would be no scenario under which mr. donald tr

at cnbc global headquarters and here's your top five @ 5. stocks looking to recover after their worst day in more than two years as futures point to at least some relief. technology stocks get walloped as some of the biggest names in the market lose more than half a trillion with a "t" dollars in a single day all of this after yesterday's hotter than expected inflation report but president biden says he's not concerned about rising prices or the stockmarket. >>> plus, a rocky few hours for crypto ahead of that long-awaited ethereum network merge, a possible game-changer for the second largest crypto asset out there. >>> and then later on, getting technical. fairleads katie stockton is here with a closer look at yesterday's historic selloff and if the worst is yet to come. it is wednesday, september 14th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc ♪ >>> good morning i am dominic chu in for brian sullivan right now let's kick off your m wednesday morning with a check on u.s. futuresvery much in focus. the dow up by 150 point

welcome to skks here on cnbc we are live from cnbc's deliver ig alpha conference in new york city todayecky quick along with joe kernen andrew is on assignment today. we've got a huge lineup. we have roger ferguson, greg fleming, carson block, and r rostin

cnbc's valerie castro.ean-pierre, the white house press secretary, spoke just a short time ago and she gave a message from the white house just before we learned that the queen had died. let's listen now as she spoke in the last 30 minutes. i've been given word the british prime minister, the new prime minister, liz truss, will be speaking in london in just a short time so one would guess that in the order of speaking likely liz truss might go first and then president biden. you can see the podium has been set up there outside number 10 downing street in london on yet another rainy day there. back over to the palace, the throngs of people began arriving the rain fell through much of the day, approaching 7:00 p.m., british summertime authorities said everything was working ap ing according to pla. for decades there's been a pla for the passing of the queen, all that would take place over a period of ten days or so leading up to the coronation which will take place about ten days from now. first, though, the

the cnbc commodity desk for us, hi, pippa. >> what a turn-around it's been for oil. sinking once again today with wti hitting its lowest level since january 4th. this is after the contracts posted a fourth straight week of losses the longest weekly losing streak of the year. now, the major driver of today's action is the strengthing dollar this impacts oil since it's priced in dollars making it more expensive for foreign buyers the currency volatility isn't likely to slow any time soon, which means oil will be on a, quote, very long roller coaster ride let's check on closing prices here wti down 2.5% at 76.69 brent crude around $84 for a loss of 2.5% energy stocks are falling today alongside the restof the market the sector is down about 2.1%, but it is holding up better than some other groups. haliburton and baker hughes are the biggest losers turning to natural gas, it is in the green and well off the worst levels of the ay, which saw it down more than 4%. over in europe, prices falling today and now down more than 40% in the last month. con tess sna. >> that's a b

that's according to sources who spoke with cnbc.ed for later this week. musk set to answer questions under oath ahead of a trial that should determine whether he must go through with the $44 billion takeover of twitter. musk locked in an escalating legal battle with twitter after trying to pull out of the deal musk claims twitter didn't give him all the data he requested about spam and fake accounts on the platform but twitter's spokesperson says the company properly disclosed that information to musk and to investigators. the deposition won't be public and still unclear whether he will appear in person or by video. as for the trial, that's set to start next month in delaware and skedz yuled to last just five days cnbc's technology correspondent steve is with us what's with the last minute change >> reporter: it's a little confusing right now, but it was due to personal reasons. the twitter ceo was also supposed to do his deposition with musk's side of the lawyers, as well, so none of that happened today, but this is really setting

at cnbc headquarters here is your top "five@5." stocks looking to reverse course as investor sentiment is bearish this morning the fed kicks off the two-day policy meeting today. >>> wall street is pricing in another aggressive interest rate hike with the benchmark 10-year treasury hitting levels not seen in more than a decade. >>> your stock of the morning is fourth under pressure as supply strains hit the bottom line. >>> why a struggling stock price that beyond meat investors need to be worried about this morning. >>> later on, amazon scores another hit with the thursday night football exclusive streaming deal it is tuesday, september 20th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kick off the tuesday morning with stock futures solid gains in yesterday's session. stocks snapped a two-session losing street. now indicating a slightly lower open dow implied lower by 13 points we were higher a few hours ago s&p 500 down 4 points at opening bell nasdaq down 7 if

at cnbc. here is the top "five@5. the selloff with the dow especially afentering bear markt territory. >>> chicago fed president charles evans said the fed is not ready to take the gas off the pedal. >>> and turning attention o overseas bank of england vowing to hike rates further with the plunge in the pound. we are live in london aggressive the bank of england will get. >>> and a new wave of strikes by workers. >>> and hurricane ian's impact in the u.s. as the storm forces oil producers in the gulf to shut operations. it is tuesday, september 27th. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan let's check on the markets and your money stocks green across the board. the dow could open up more than 200 at the open. s&p and nasdaq 1% higher we want to check the bond market yields we are still seeing the inverted yield curve. the 2-year treasury above the 10-year treasury 4.264% also important to note the 5 5-year above the current mark at 4% and brent crude

. >>> welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. u.s. equities this hour and after last week, a rough one where the averages were down 4% to 5%. you see the red arrows continuing this morning. no relief in sight with the dow indicated down another 2773. s&p down 36. nasdaq down 117. treasury market is looking at higher yields. 10-year treasury at 3.44%. 2-year treasury at 3.9%. getting close to the 4% level that we've been talking about for a long time. crypto has been under pressure 18,4 for bitcoin i'll talk more about the markets in a moment. let's go live to london where the funeral for queen elizabeth ii is beginning at westminster abbey. se steve sedgwick has more. >> reporter: becky, thank you. this is the first of three ceremonies this is the state funeral. later in windsor, the commitment service for the queen and private burial service members of the guards carrying in the queen's coffin and the standard

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that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money.la recalling 1.1 million cars the company reports there is a flaw in the windows that could pinch your fingers while it closes according to the ev maker, the issue will be handled like a software bug with an over-the-air update so owners don't have to do anything but download the recall covers four of several models from each year. >>> target announcing plans to add 100,000 workers for the holidays that matches the number it hired last year for the shopping season starting wages between $15 and $24 an hour. >>> and the numbers are finally in for amazon's first thursday night football stream. viewership average, 13 million people for the matchup last week 12 million watched on local video. it was the most watched program night. amazon's second game streams la of the night and amazon streams the second game later tonight. >>> today at the pump, the average price nationwide for a gallon of gas, $3.68 it's actually gone up 0.2 overnight. gas slightly up after two straight days after droppi

it's half past the hour, and here's what's making the news tonight on cnbc.o show rolling out the newest electric cars, as joe biden touts his plan for chargers coast to coast. >>> he's been key to the release of american hostages around the world. now, ambassador bill richardson in moscow this week. what that may mean for brittney griner and paul whelan >>> but first, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy visits a retaken city. this was a surprise trip outside the capital of kyiv by the ukrainian leader he posed for a group picture with some of the soldiers who fought to liberate the city. zelenskyy also sang the national anthem as ukraine's blue and yellow flag was raised in front of a burned out city hall building. ukrainian forces making big gains in the country's blitz of the south and northeast regions. ukraine's deputy minister of defense freed about 150,000 people in some 300 communities in the northeast this comes as vladamir putin gets set to meet the chinese president xi jinping in a summit in uzbekistan tomorrow the two leaders last met at the w

ron joins us now, cnbc contributor. you say that for the strength of the dollar, raising risks of a global recession and risks breaking the currency markets. explain. >> tyler, you and i go back far enough on this one and i'm sure seema knows about it as well in 1985 the dollar was so strong that the group of nations had to coordinate and weaken the dollar on purpose because it had become such an impediment to global growth in 1994, the fed eased after tightening 1997 and 1998, you had asia and russia and this type of tightening cycle led by the federal reserve with global central banks is creating strains in global foreign exchange markets that could lead us to another point like that which would force the fed and maybe not on this particular issue, but to something breaking in the financial markets that would turn the fed around. my guess is early next year. particularly if the dollar continues to soar as it's doing right now. >> why does a rising dollar wreak such havoc in other currencies, whether it's the pound, wh

this is "the news with shepard smith" on cnbc another mass burial discovery in ukraine. >> this is part of an ongoing story. >> hundreds of graves recovered after a russian retreat. now the quest to document war crimes >>> they're a political football in immigration polpolicy now, dozens of migrants flown to martha's vineyard, as the white house tries to coordinate a response >>> the justice department expected to appeal the decision to appoint a special master, just a day after one is named. the legal back and forth plus, who is judge raymond dearly >>> they're calling it the gift of time. why some educators and parents say boys should start school a year later than the girls. >>> tropical storm fiona takes aim at puerto rico and the virgin islands >>> pregnant and working the new push for congress to help >>> and the new high tech helmets trying to make football safer. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >> good evening, everyone. welcome. ukrainian officials investigating more evidence of russian atrocities from putin's invasion of the country, a w

that's what is stopping cnbc "on the money.tudent loan debt for millions of americans will roughly cost $400 billion. that's according to a new report by the nonpartisan congressional budget office. the cbo reports the decision to temporarily extend the pause on student loan payments will cost an additional $20 billion. >>> all 50 states now have the green light to build electric vehicle charging stations. the u.s. department of transportation making that official today states now have access to more than $1.5 billion in federal dollars to help build ev chargers the plan adds charging stations across 75,000 miles of highways. >>> and at long last, mcdonald's serving up a happy meal for adults cab puts plant flea mar street wear brandt brand cactus plant flea market designed the meal box order a big mac or ten-piece chicken mcnuggets with fries and a drink and comes with a coveted toy, or in this case a mini throwback figurine grimace the hamburglar and bernie are all back. the fast food banking on their appeal to the older crow

that's what is topping cnbc's "on the money. the markets closing out an ugly month. more than 10% in september >>> the government shutdown averted for now. today the house passed a stopgap funding measure mostly along party lines. one that will keep the federal government open for business until at least mid.without the action they would have had to shut down midnight tonight and next steps president biden's desk he's expected to sign the bill before the deadline. >>> and tesla's a.i. day is here it's elon musk's second annual showcase of the company's artificial intelligence achievements the star of the show, look at this optimus. the first prototype of musk's vision of an automated labor force. the bot stands 5'8" and he says it's, quote, intended to be friendly, unquote. if optimus works and doesn't attempt to overpower the audience, production could start as early as next year. >>> hurricane ian leaving behind a path of destruction. today president biden spoke at the white house. >> we're just beginning to see the scale ofthat destruction it's likely to rank amon

this is "the news" on cnbc >> there will be catastrophic flooding and life-threatening storm surge. >> the storm's track shifting. >> they say mandatory evacuations. it's time to go.s stronger but w the water is the >> it's winds stronger, but now the water is the focus >> significant rainfall with the possibility of up to 25 inches. >>> the january 6th committee postpones tomorrow's hearing the mountain of evidence, and the historic trial beginning today for the leader of the oath keepers. >>> was it sabotage? the nord stream pipeline that brings crucial gas from russia to germany suddenly spring leaks. the undersea explosions detected, and the investigation under way. >>> massive student protests thousands walk out of classrooms in virginia over new policies on gender and pronouns. >> students have have the right to control their own identity. >>> the dea's warning about candy-colored deadly fentanyl. new evidence that china is trying to influence the mid-term election. >>> and the billionaires too poor for "forbes'" list of the richest.et. >> annou >> announcer: live from cnbc, the

cnbc senior white house correspondent kayla toshi. kayla, what else do we expect to hear from the president? >> reporter: against the backdrop of america's birthplace, president biden tonight will tell american voters that they have the power to set the course for the country this fall. even as republicans question the legitimacy of the last election. now it is at the back of democrats boosted by new policies on climate, drug pricing, and student debt. with voters galvanized by the supreme court's overturning of roe v wade. a poll last week and found 77% of respondents which is democrats in their district compared to 44% choosing republicans if the november elections weren't happening now. with a congressional majority now in play and mr. biden's own approval edging up, tonight's roughly half hour speech will be his closing pitch to the campaigns homestretch. but is doubling down on his own 2020 slogan. he is raising new questions about what has happened since. >> i sought to this office to restore the soul of america. to rebuild the

that's what's topping cnbc's on the money.la recalling 1.1 million cars the company reports there's a flaw in the windows that could pinch your fingers while it closes according to the ev maker, the issue will be handled like a software bug with an over the air update so owners don't have to do anything but download. the recall covers each of the four tesla models for several years. >>> excuse me. target announcing plans to add 100,000 workers for the holidays that matches the number it hired last year for the shopping season starting wages between 15 and 24 bucks an hour. >>> and the numbers are finally in for amazon's first "thursday night football" stream viewership averaged 13 million people for chiefs/chargers match-up last week 12 million watched it on prime video. the rest on local broadcast stations in the la and kc markets. the prime video stream was the most watched program of the night. amazon's second game streams later tonight. >>> today at the pump the average price nationwide for a gallon of gas, $3.68 it's gone

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at cnbc global headquarters. stocks trying to build on late-day momentum after tuesday's selloff. >>> t-minus the first nationwide rail strike since the 1990s. it could bring the economy and supply chain to a screeching halt. >>> vladimir putin and xi jinping meeting face-to-face today for the first time since the invasion of ukraine began. >>> plus, hands-on with the new iphone 14. the model our tech team says you should buy now if you are due for an upgrade. >>> later on, the billionaire who issing giving away his ent company in the name of what he says is his one and only shareholder. planet earth. >>> it is thursday, september 15th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm cdominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kickoff the futures. somewhat muted a day after the markets yesterday saw a major average move to close slieghtly higher after tuesday the dow implied higher 44. the s&p up by 2 and nasdaq by 4. fairly flat, but stable. on the treasury side interest rates triggerin

at cnbc wall street looking to kickoff a trading week in the green as tech looks to halt the longest losing streak in years. >>> nord stream continuing to stop gas flows >>> and no easy road ahead from 10 downing >>> and another win for former president trump and challenge to the fbi raid at the mar-a-lago estate. >>> and shocking events over retail trading favorite bed bath & beyond it is tuesday, september 6th you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm courtney reagan in this morning for brian sullivan thanks for joining from wherever you are watching around the world. let's kick off tuesday with a look at u.s. stock futures this morning. we are trending higher on the three averages dow jones industrial average is trending higher by 158 points. s&p higher by 24 nasdaq up 97 all three averages losing 3% or more nasdaq is now down six trading days in a row for the first time since august of 2019 let's get a look at the treasury market and see the move on the yields 2-year treasury at 3.46. 10-year treasury at 3.256% in the oil market, crude is hovering be

don't start. >>> a big nate here at cnbc.the season premiere of "jay leno's garage" with a special guest, elon freakin' musk. >> it's cool. >> it's so cool. >> this is our starship. this sit on top of the booster the ship is about 165 feet tall. >> i don't think anybody has any idea how big this is. >> yeah. 30 foot in diameter on the inside. >> when you see it on tv, you're watching it from half a mile away you're sending the empire state building into outer space basically. >> yes exactly. the payload area has more volume than a 747 we can get closer if you want. >> yes, can we get a little closer >> the new all-star season kicks off tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern only on cnbc. >> i heard him talking he was on with shep smith and he was talking about it and said the thing that blew him away was while they were sitting there talking, you'd have engineers come walking up and say, excuse me, elon, we're a little off with this, and he was doing the calculations in his head and saying fix it this much, adjust it that much, as he'