reports thursday before the bell courtney, trade it or fade it?ad of a big split for this company, into three. >> yeah. and they have done fantastic this year. i don't want to discount that by any means. up 19% this year the s&p is down to close to 19%. talk about outperformance. i am going to fade it. it comes down to valuation it is trading 18 times next year earnings, which is more its own historical averages and its peers. there are cost pressures moving forward. i'll fade this. >> guy >> the private battle creek michigan continues to go higher. they have pricing power. i like the multiple. it trades up to levels we saw in the summer of 16 which was approximately 88 bucks >> what do you think about special k? >> i eat cereal, but not -- i'm not that healthy i like cereal, but -- i'm more like a chex, wheat chex. >> wheat chex, chex party mix i'll take, but not for breakfast. >> i like puffins. >>> we have a news alert on gm and twitter. the automaker temporarily suspending advertising on the social platform after the takeover by elon musk. the

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courtney >> first that came to my mind, j.p. morgan. i think easily went you look at banks and earning, they're a good bell weather and have a good sense for the consumer. that's what i'm looking for is which companies give you a why of the he'll of the consumer we're a few we can away, but the other thing i want to look at is the retailers. you just hit on macy's they're that discretionary spending are people going out and doing this one particular name is nordstrom. why i think they're going to be important to watch is they are a big department store, have higher income earners but also have the rack, which is in competition with, like, t.j. maxx, and they have a good online presence. this isn't just, are people going to department stores they have a good idea of the retail in general. >> steve grasso. >> hmm that's it? okay >> what are you watching we are within the segment of, what company you're watching this earnings season. >> usually you set it up for me. i get it you already set it up. financials are what i'm looking at, wells

courtney, paul, list of talents are hard to feed into the schedule. it's actually surprising how much she gets done in a day. fiancee is her biggest supporter. i've known my partner for over 10 years. you just took another sample that engaged a couple months ago. it's quite a new house. i'm like in the happiest days, probably been as good. i got into dancing around 11 or 12 years old. by the time i've been a generic many years. so i finally found like something that was a combination of skills to get that and we just guys do, i call the cooler thing that goes with a good and, and i was like, what about the back look like, i don't know if he knows the back and that's lifetime, like minneapolis exercising, takes up a big chunk of courtney's thing, especially as she gives up to represent health african idea takes for i have to be serious stops throughout the year to employees to qualify for the olympics. last year was our 1st run. i came 1st on the, on the continent under the female, so i'm annoyed with who came many of the other countries have facilitie

and that's why it's like minneapolis exercising takes up a big chunk of courtney's thing, especially as she gives up to represent health applicant, i think maybe takes for i have to be serious stops throughout the year to employees to qualify for the olympics. last year was our 1st run. i can 1st on the, on the continent under the female, so annoying to anything who came near. the other countries have facilities in place have uniforms of coaches. assistant coaches have program and we kind of was fighting along doing everything with the breaking, seen it changing the mil versus female in terms of numbers here. it's growing. for the 1st time, we just had a female genitalia, african final you know, a previously it was to go at a time. courtney is also on track to reach new heights in south africa. the music industry latest really has and half of flats, south african heap of a wide nomination for today of the year. ah, ah, visit today is agree on. this is where my career exploration being able to get on stage. the nodes that goes to your buddy. the moment you get the 1st button and every

courtney, what do you think of intel? opinion has far too many headwinds that are still ahead of them, unfortunately we've already seen some competition with amd and nvidia, that they're losing share value, too. and i think that's likely going to continue as we move forward here i think the biggest issue for them is the fact that more than half of their revenue comes from pc demand, which is going to continue to have some demand deterioration, as we look forward. so this is something that i'm not really jumping into with two feet, currently. >> that's diplomatic put, courtney thank you very much. we appreciate it, kristina, thank you, as well >>> a quick programming note the intel ceo, pat gelsinger is going to discuss the results tomorrow on tech check at 11:00 a.m. you won't want too miss that he shows up -- give the guy credit he's had a hard story, but he shows up anddelivers and answers questions. >>> still ahead, in its annual report, the international energy agency has declared we are in the midst of the first glob

and that's why it's like minneapolis exercising takes up a big chunk of courtney's day, especially as she gives up to represent her traficant idea takes for i have to be serious stops throughout the year to employees to qualify for the olympics. last year was our 1st run. i came 1st on the, on the continent under the female. so i'm annoyed with many of the other countries have facilities in place have uniforms of coaches, assistant coaches program. and we kind of was fighting along everything with the breaking seen. it's changing the mill versus female in terms of numbers here. it's growing. for the 1st time we just had a female genitalia african final you know, a previous need was to go at the time. courtney is also on track to reach new heights in south africa's music industry. a latest really has and half south africa for a wide nomination for date of the year. i a for this is where my career not being able to get on stage the know that going through your body. the moment you get the 1st button and everything is suddenly like disappears. you know, it's, it's really like, you know,

and that's why it's like minneapolis exercising takes up a big chunk of courtney's day, especially as she gets up to the present house. african idea takes i have to be serious stops throughout the year to employees to qualify for the olympics. last year was our 1st run. i can 1st on the, on the continent under the female. so i'm on my way to women who came many of the other countries have facilities in place, have uniforms of coaches. assistant coaches have program and we kind of was fighting along everything with breaking seen it changing the mel. this is female in terms of numbers here. it's growing. for the 1st time, we just had a females in the south african final, you know, where previously it was to go at a time. courtney is also on track to reach new heights in south africa. the music industry latest really has and half south african people, a wide nomination day of the year i with this is where my career not being able to get on stage the going through your body than when would you get the 1st part and then everything suddenly like, disappears, you know, it's, it's really like

g and olympic athlete. courtney, paul, the list of talents are hard to feed into a schedule. it's actually surprising how much she gets done in a day fee and say you have the biggest supporter. i've known my partner for over 10 years. you just took another different setting a couple of months ago. it's quite a new house. i'm like in the happiness probably ever been as good i got into dancing around 11 or 12 years old. and i've been a generic of many years. so i finally found like something that was a combination of skills to get that. and we just guys do like all these cooler things that goes with a good and, and i was like, what about the back look like, i don't know, people doing the bags. and that was like linear fluids exercising takes up a big chunk of courtney's day, especially as she gives up to represent how fast we can take for i have to be serious stops throughout the year. 2 important to qualify for the olympics last year was our 1st run. i came 1st on the, on the continent under the females. so i'm on my way to women who came near the other countries have faciliti

you know, a previous need was to go at a time. courtney is also on track to reach new heights in south africa's music industry. latest release has and half south africa, people, a wide nomination for date of the year. i . with this is where my career exploration being able to get on stage. the news that going through your body, the moment you get the 1st part and, and everything is suddenly like, disappears, you know, it's, it's really like, you know, of its own without any local success. stories to inspire her career caught me in forging her only ahead and he's setting the bar incredibly high for brake them for across south africa. being a female in the space, it gets tricky. the system wasn't set up for me in any way, so you constantly forcing your foot through a draw and it wasn't made with you in mind. but i think the harder you push through it, you able to see that actually better than a lot of the guys that shouldn't be waiting for permission to somebody to open a door to mail to tell me it's ok to beat me. i need to be ok. with you know what? she's right in life, you have to pus

courtney, do you say energy?graphic was very telling. >> for any period you layout, energy is a top-performing sector. >> recently, it has been i don't think that will last forever, but over the short term, i completely gree. you want to continue having energy exposure right now. i actually like this idea, which i have been talking about recently, where tech is not what you want to be overexposed do. you definitely want to own it, apple and google are not going anywhere, but i do not think it is something you want to overweight right now, because we look at those multiples, they are pretty expensive right now. even if inflation starts to moderate, it is still likely to be higher than it was over the last couple years, so more expensive assets are likely to underperform, and things like energy are going to still be positioned well. >> alphabet guy, chris said 110- ish, you agree? >> listen, chris, i have to tell you something -- >> he is in the pantheon of technical -- >> parthenon, pantheon, i don't know the diff

pentagon correspondent courtney cuby has the story >> reporter: the u.s. army fell short this year, something leaders like army secretary krist kristine warmut have warned about. the army missed its target by 25%. following the terror attacks on 9/11, a flood of americans raised their right hand to serve. but after two decades of amerhas been wha concerns? >> the biggest concerns really is deploying they're afraid of deploying. am i going to russia to deploy and stuff like that. >> reporter: a lot of people are stilar in iraq and afghanistan. of parents had concerns about the idea of sending their child off to war we have to do a better job of telling the army story so we can change some of those per essentials >> reporter: now a pilot program at fort drum is doing just that. >> i get a letter from a teacher in pennsylvania. can you help us with a class for leader development >> reporter: general beagle did more than that, inviting sarah rosen krantz and her students to visit the base they learn about the army. for many this is their first exposure to mili

courtney, nice to see you. >> i love it i live for that stuff. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> coming up, wey and get our traders to give their picks as the dow falls right now to session lows lost 343 points. s&p off a percent as wl. el . >>> time for three stock lunkment we're going to look at three stocks making moves. peloton cutting 500 jobs as it races to turn itself around, transocean shares after barkley said the stock could surge pinterest said its shares could have 25% more upsitde let's start, jeff, with peloton. as people may know, i am an owner of a peloton i like the peloton they're cutting jobs, are they going to cut some of their instructor tor are these back office, manufacturing, sales jobs >> yeah, i think it's basically some of the back office staff. look, this is a covid darling but it's down a ton. the question is is there value here to your point you hear a lot about restructuring contracts, cutting costs. the announcement today i don't know that the news is good, and i don't think the stock is particularly cheap, and i think that's the key when a stock has moved this

. >> courtney, thank you courtney reagan, that's going to do it for us on "squawk on the street". tech check" starts now. >>> welcome to "tech check," carl is off. we open with the fatigued consumer surges interest rates crippling inflation, leading to spending tech took set to take the brunt. online sales on pace for the slowest growth in seven years while the biggest retailers in the world, amazon, walmart, target among them explore alternatives to clear excess inventory. adobe is forecasting a picture for the end of the year. we'll tell you how the iphone 14 factors into all of that the q4 consumer spending looking odd on a day when the nasdaq is posting a new 52-week low. last year, the encouragement was everybody get out and buy your stuff early because supplies are uncertain. this year, it seems like retailers are trying to get people spending early because they're not sure if they're going to spend later, even though there's actually oversupply in some cases >> yeah, and that sort of estimate from adobe shows people are getting out and spending you saw that number higher th

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. >> courtney, what do you think of this?ck rallied when this news was released, spike higher. >> along with the markets. but still. >> which i love to see the positive hop here. but i do think when you look at netflix, it is interesting it is a zol ear lower than disney but it will come down to content and i think they have completely different content than disney and i don't think the subscriber story is going away. i think still need to have subscriber growth because they're going to net out so anybody downgrades from this the subscription they have now to the ad model tier, it is a break even we still need to get additional subscribers and it still seems expensive it to me. >> and i wondered whether this is cannibalizing but some of the people may have just canceled, period, guy and are trading down instead of churning out. >> it is interesting that would require me to know how to cancel, which clearly i'm not one of those people. listen, is it the stock and would you submit that netflix, wait for it, mel, put the t tourn

with us more to talk about this is courtney kube. good morning. what do we know about this? >> reporter: that's right. the united states, the biden administration has made no secretary about the fact they're upset by the decision by opec to cut oil production. we've spoken with a number of officials and former officials to see what exactly they can do to squeeze saudi arabia to try to convince them to change the production of oil. one thing -- the reality is there aren't a lot of goody employee matic opportunities for them. one thing we have heard for them is that the administration is considering trying to use american businesses. this would hit mbs where right -- one of his main priorities. that is expanding business in riyadh. he has an initiative that says the major companies have to have regional headquarters in riyadh by 2024 and if they don't, they will no longer get these lucrative government contracts. because of that a number of american companies are reconsidering where they have regional headquarters. the biden administration is considering talking to these compa

and to celebrate hispanic h heritage here is courtney garcia >> my grandfather immigrated to the u.s. spanish in hopes of obtaining a better life for his family. two generations on i'm happy to report he achieved those goals knowing the value of a dollar and savings, all things instilled upon me at a very young age. as i now look to instill the same values with my own children, peers and clients i want to stress the importance of investing and making sure your money is working as hard as u yo are to ultimately create generational wealth for your family for years to come wait, i don't do tai chi. i don't do most of the things you see in medicare health insurance commercials. cut! all the ads look the same because the insurance companies all see us the same. humana is different. they get to know you and listen to what you need. they have all-in-one humana medicare advantage plans with medical and prescription drug coverage. most plans include vision, hearing and dental for as low as a $0 monthly plan premium in many areas. humana has a large network, and they offer ppo options for even

all right, let's do final trades courtney garcia, we have some time, so what do you have?oing to continue to be one of your outperformers here and i think it's something you should look at you can look at the i-shares as an etf i think it's a good way to get that exposure. as we're seeing cpi numbers coming out tomorrow, this is something you want to be in. >> good having you for the hour. >> joe, what have you got? progressive copper financial company, own it. >> ayou're in connecticut today. you just pitching it because you're in the state? >> no, you know i enjoy doing that going to talk to the students about this environment investing. >> glad you plugged that we should have done more of that good stuff for that, joe say hi toe everybody stephanie link >> dollar general. it's a discretionary name and a staple stock, it's a bit defensive. they offer a value proposition for their customers. 80% of their revenues are consumables, so i think they'll benefit as consumers trade down. gross margins have been steady due to pricing, as well as mixed shift and products i like it

courtney, this can only be seen as an escalation by north korea. we've seen how the u.s.g so far. what else do you think is in the works here? what happens next? >> that's right. you mentioned the call with president biden and his counterparts. we had calls with secretary of state antony blinken and his counterparts and lloyd austin. in one of the read-outs, specifically the one with secretary austin and his south korean counterpart, they identified this test as a serious escalation. why is that? there's two real reasons. one is the fact that it flew over japan, causing a lot of concern including -- we've seen video now of alarms that were going off. some people sought shelter as that ballistic missile flew over japan and landed on the other side of the island in the ocean. but in addition to that, one of the reasons is this is seen as a real concern and escalation is the fact that north korea has launched a series of missiles in a relatively short period of time. that has people who i'm speaking to here at the pentagon and in other parts of the u.s. government concerned

courtney kube live at the pentagon.get to another story we're following, specifically ukraine, another wave of russian missile and drone strikes. president zelenskyy saying 30% of ukraine's power plants have been destroyed just in the last week causing rolling blackouts across the entire country just as the first chill of winter is setting in. these attacks, they were carried out in part using iranian made drone, ukraine saying they have terrorized civilians far from the front lines including in the capitol city of kyiv. nbc news correspondent cal perry is there on the ground for us and joining us. cal, good to see you as always. talk to me, we are now hearing a commitment from iran saying they're going to provide more of these weapons for moscow specifically. you have the capital city of kyiv feeling fairly safe from attacks, now no longer. you have power grids, power structures being the target of many of these attacks as well. how are people feeling on the ground? >> well, look, i think you can start to see what the

. >> on the last show we were having a discussion about why courtney likes the stock because tim k.s an ever higher price for his latte, five bucks and considers it a staple. what is your take. >> grass so didn't like it. look, i think it's a fantastic chart pattern. that's what makes the market. starbucks has the hall marks of a bearish reversal. to some it's the unbelievable stable, a drug. some think it's discretionary. if it gets to 5 bucks i will get coffee elsewhere. as patterns go, that is the definition that made a turn reversing. >> mike, thoughts? we have a bull and a bear here. >> so, in the middle of the day, in california, which is where i am, you have to get up early in the morning. so, around noon, 1:00 in the afternoon, i'm getting a little lagered. what happens i will run to the nearby starbucks. i haven't thought of any other place to go frankly to get my coffee. valuation troubles me a bit. i understand the pressures in china. i'm torn here. i have no position in the stock but i have a stock buying the product. i buy quite a lot of it actually. so, as far as i'm c

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the discretionary point is interesting because on the last show we were having a discussion why courtney likes the stock because tim k. is ever higher price for his latte i think it's $5 and considers a staple. what's your take >> that's right. look, i think it's a fantastic chart. that's what makes a market starbucks has all the hallmarks of a bearish to bullish reversal what we know to some it's an unbelievable staple. it's a drug. you have to have it. and some people think it's discretionary, i'm going to get the coffee elsewhere as patterns go, that is the definition of something that's made a turn and reversing. >> mike, we've got a bull and a barrier. >> in the middle of the day in california where i am you have to get up pretty early around noon, 1:00 in the afternoon i'm getting a little laggard and what usually happens is i will run to a nearby starbucks. i haven't thought of any other place to go to get my coffee i understand the pressures of china so i'm a little bit torn here i have no position on the stock but i haven't stopped buying the product. i buy quite a lot of it, ac

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courtney welcome to conflict on the were having me 2 months after moscow's invasion of ukraine. you posted on facebook that peace and security in the western balkans have never been more threatened. what made you say that 1st of all, serbia was historically client regime of kremlin and with the unjustified russian invasion and military aggression ukraine. we have seen this by the increasing popularity and admiration in serbia by despotic president, put him. secondly, serbia has been investing in its military equipment by getting new argument from our bellows, from russian federation and from china, including joint military activities, namely out of 91 which were planned last year. they have exercises $104.00, so they have exceeded their plan of military cooperation in joint military activities with russian federation. and they have $48.00 forward opperation bases around board of $28.00 of them being military and 20 of those of gender ameria crime was the prime minister that they intended to use them. and in any case, you have 3 nato countries on your border, and the natal peacek

. >> nbc news pentagon correspondent, joining us, courtney, talk us through that, a national securityt missile defense and give us the highlights what we should know. >> that's right, so this is unusual for all to be released at the same time but to be put together at the same time. the idea according to the defense officials we spoke with today is that they were hoping they would feed off of one another and inform one another and become more coordinated product. but you mentioned the national defense strategy. now, what is different about today's strategy from the more recent ones is rather than naming both china and russia as the top threat or challenges to the united states, this one singles out china. and that's because it is labeled as the top pacing challenge for the united states. this means that it is a competitor that most likely will give the u.s. a run for their money, in areas like technology, and military, and even in economic challenges. so china labeled as this pacing challenge, that the u.s. military is supposed to be sort of gearing their efforts, and their modernizat

he rammed my back and courtney and we'll flipped me in the air toward me and then flicked me in the airipped me face first into the mesquite. bush. terrifying video there. rebecca waited in the bush for nearly one hour before being airlifted to a hospital, where she stayed for six days. badly wounded. we have more from rebecca later on. good morning, america. wow. netflix series. the crown is now facing new scrutiny over how it portrays the royal family and its upcoming season at issue what the actor playing then prince charles tries to do now one actresses saying enough. this morning, one of britain's most beloved actors dame judi dench, one more syllable and i'll have you killed best known for playing em in the james bond franchise is speaking out against the popular netflix series. the crown oscar winning actress known to be a friend of king charles and queen consort camilla pending an open letter to the u. k newspaper. the times calling on netflix to carry a disclaimer at the beginning of each episode denoting the series as fictional. dent's saying the series seems willing to blur t

next speaker, please. >> thank you i'm courtney loraine i wanted say i'm really disappointd and feel insulted this management does not come to answer questions but it feels like a perfect mirror of my previous experiences with them. where they stay what we are family and door is open and i'm here on my personal time am trying to fight for a better agency and better services for clients and they don't want to hear my concerns or ideas that has been the story the whole time i work there i want it clarify respond top a piece of misstatement that said neighbors called the police and on january 27th a member of management to my face actual don't leave in 5 minutes we are calling the police. i wanted fill in a detail my coworker was placed on administrative leave the day after this interaction with johana. >> thank you. next speaker, please. i'm stefani a community member and supporter. and i mainly wanted say that i'm cowork and prounion and i feel like this is something this is important because you should not be at the whim of employtory get pay raise and a union may not be perfect it i

david. >> courtney, thank you courtney reagan, that's going to do it for us on "squawk on the street"> welcome to "tech check," carl is off. we open with the fatigued consumer surges interest rates crippling inflation, leading to spending tech took set to take the brunt. online sales on pace for the slowest growth in seven years while the biggest retailers in the world, amazon, walmart, target among them explore alternatives to clear excess inventory. adobe is forecasting a picture for the end of the year. we'll tell

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. >> on the last show we were having a discussion about why courtney likes the stock because tim pays an ever higher price for his latte. i think he's passed 5 bucks and considers it a staple. what is your take? >> that's right. so, grasso was -- didn't like it and, look, i think it is a fantastic chart pattern. that's what makes a market starbucks has all the hallmarks of a bearish to bullish reversal what we know is that it bottomed before the s&p, and to some, of course, it is the unbelievable staple it is a drug you have to have it and some people think it is a discretionary, it gets to be five bucks, i'll get my coffee elsewhere. as patterns go, that's the definition of something that has made a turn, that is reversing. >> mike, thoughts? we got a bull and a bear here. >> yeah. in the middle of the day, in california, which is where i am, you have to get up pretty early in the morning so around noon, 1:00 in the afternoon, i'm getting a little laggard and what happens is i will run to the nearby starbucks. i haven't thought of any other place to go frankly to get my coffee the va

i people courtney sized him for his attire, being a bit too close with russia. we do not know actually the message of, of germany's president he is to set all of that aside, but really cause quite of a diplomatic to her there in april between brought in and keith and really focus on trying to rebuild and reconstruct he if city wide actually this war is still on going. so the message, all president, i, my, are, is of food to what ukrainian people, the germany is going to stand you. but of course, he also needs to talk or deliver a message to the audience in germany, the domestic audience to say, so to make sure that their opinion towards ukraine and the support of germany towards ukraine doesn't change. so he also needs to sort of drum up support in a with, in germany as well, a country that, of course, is also suffering because of increasing i, of energy prices inflations as and so on. but what is happening in ukraine, of course, and as the message is so much more worth a pointing out, once again, feel there. how much infrastructure has been damaged already maki

i situation right now, very reminiscent of the united states. trump versus a type of courtney sanders candidate. this whole situation has made recently, people really faced the economic situation in their country that has plagued it for a very long time, but that many say the country has regressed back into a lot of multitude of issues. say the 4 years of both scenarios, rain and the main thing is of course, people want to be rude on the table. they want their job back. and that is what is bringing people out. of course, on the side of all the narrow, they see him as a freedom fighter and they see him as somebody that's going to take on the global agenda. so there is a lot to be here and we will see what happens on october 30th. so thanks so much and sarah will speak to you again soon. thanks again for the update . right? oh, okay, move on now. ah, other knew though, at least 12 people were killed by the out shabba, innocent group in somalia on friday. this comes off of the somali government impose a new policy of support in vigilantes to wipe out that islamic militants operating in t

the one that was posed to the prime minister, but she did not answer i'm to day was quasi courtney was he the fall guy for this bad economic plan? quasi quoting and less trust have been longstanding, political friends, also personal friends. i didn't know whether they are any more, but they are definitely aware responsible for this budget that cause so much hammer on the market. they're definitely also bore their handwriting of list trust. so quality quoting, executed it, but less trust was definitely standing behind it and you see a in a snap paul that the british people also know that. and that they think that this trust was as responsible as, as quote quoting for the tamar that was call it caused by the markets. but las draws today judged that some thing had to give and that somebody needs to go. and that was her finance minister rather than herself. that's how things stand at the moment. but as we know, things can change quickly. how much support does lose trust have in her own party at the moment. this trust has made too vague mistakes. one was announcing these tax cuts that, than

so many back into came in crisis, just like if he ever again a country african courtney. it's what he says, his ash thinking. so position of water is important for it's from us to grow. food should be looking at to provide me with such as we're gonna try to lessen the farmers building infrastructure to help. comp, footloose is in food waste age and increasing the productivity of key cro possession. so come and fight and we just enhancing security but to for production is okay, and i'm looking at the comments from are you to bodies in that the biggest theme here might be, how can they help? we even have a comment from someone named brad lovely, who says, can't we create a specialized app or use current social media platforms to leak flash match, interested international donors to the most serious cases in somalia. so there spitballing ideas here. i hope you're there at the you when, where it's, it's design to deal with these kind of crises. i'm curious, are you running into any kind of disaster fatigue from international donors and what do you think can be done or what kin

comfortably in saint petersburg and will do that without rushing things without any hurry like a sad, and courtney company, some large company that actually or can save the area, but the are being managed must get from moscow. they have headquarters in moscow. they had to they could have predicated their headquarters there for example, but also he drove and they are creating headquarters in national yard. i think if i'm not mistaken, something you're going to rush the money. and also there is covered naming bias, some agencies they could be replicated across the russian federation, which could only be beneficial both for the system of governance in general. and for the free agents where they will be relocated to yvonne timothy if nobody should want to see if, well, there's a good afternoon they've onto my thieves all day clar. got a question about the relations process. there is a number of the unprecedented number of sanctions imposed in garage. you mentioned people look and our frozen acids, all 300 feel in in here. we could add doesn't so feel in a passage so far receipt is in a power enterpris

courtney reagan joins us with more on this, and this is pretty important data, court. >> it is, beckyhen really most of us have seen them in the market so this is the piper sandler biannual team survey overall, more than 14,000 teens from 47 states tell piper sandler they are spending 3% more than they did last fall, but 2% less than the spring. still, well below the 2006 peak teen spending levels the females are the ones leading with spending. clothing and shoes are the big drivers this time around nike remains the top brand for clothing and shoes for more than 12 years running crocs moves up in preference, along with crocs acquired hey dude brand, which piper sandler thinks is taking share from vans as that one moves down in preference under armour drops out of the top ten. the income for females hit the top in decades lululemon surpassed nike as the favorite athletic apparel lend for upper income females lululemon also unseats american eagle for the number two clothing spot for the first time, although just barely generally there's a desire for newness in fashion which is likely th

courtney brown is an economic reporter for axios. welcome to the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: over these numbers in line with expectations? guest: they were. economists expected the economy to add 250,000 jobs less above. it was a little bit to the upside. i think economists were pretty pleased with the reports. jobs growth is slowing. that would normally be bad, but right now it is a good thing because the fed and biden administration want to be in a labor market cool down to take the pressure off. host: the fed has recently raised interest rates several times. is that bringing down inflation? is that cooling the economy as intended? guest: right, the federal reserve is raising rates at a pace that has not been seen in a long time. they have raised interest rates five times since march, including three back to back to back 75 basis point rate hikes. which does not sound like a lot but that is a huge move for the fed. at the same time, we have seen inflation in the most recent report keep rising. why is that happening? wanted, interest rat

vehicles you can see colorful vehicles we've seen day in and day out, this looks like a polaris courtneya lot of floridians love the water and love to play in the water and they have the choice to do it and the toys come in handy like this, pulling out their neighbors. this is more risky but evidently making it through waist high water. some of the people are getting impatient with the rescue efforts, there's a list of about three or 400 still waiting for help and we spoke to women earlier who decided to do things for themselves. >> what are you doing? >> we are about to swim home. >> have you gotten any help? >> obvious and not. >> the coast guard -- [bleep] we have boxes three different times and had to get these and nobody stopped to help us even with little kids. >> where did you buy floaty's? >> walmart. >> twenty dollars? >> actually like $40. >> now what are you going to do? paddle to your house? >> paddle to my house to get my animals. >> what you have? >> three dogs. >> here's another polaris, it looks like pretty much filled on top. we seen people bring gasoline and supplies an