but the next guest says it still has more room to run craig johnson is the technician for piper sand sandler >> thank you of thank you for having me on the show >> always great to have you. >> i know you're bullish i want to talk to you about bond yields they ticked up almost ten basis points since friday's close. right now at about 1.35% pretty rapid rise. how do you see that impacting the market and, of course, we have the jackson hole summit coming up. how do you see the market reacting between now and then? >> i think this is a really interesting setup coming into jackson hole if you look at the charts technically, the ten year bond yield, 1.36% any sort of move above that would look like a short term bottom has been made in fact, the chart looks like a double bottom is made on ten year bond yields that move above 1.36% would open the door for another leg higher. that can push it to a year end objective, closer to 150 or 175 on the ten year bond yield so from our perspective, this is problem bhi going to be very good for the trade type names. names you were mentioning here at the

prosecutor craig johnson. >> this was something that really took us by surprise.s you have to have known. >> no, that's their take and they're doing their job to represent their client. but i can tell you categorically, that's not correct. >> just as stunned was the man whose team took the measurements. lead attacked of tom wallace. what went wrong? >> how did that happen? >> in the process of trans posing numbers from actual measurements at the scene to the crime scene program, numbers were just transposed wrong. >> wallace admits the error but says it was minor. that conrad truman did not deserve a new trial. >> it's not that significant as they made it out to be. >> did those incorrectly entered measurements change your opinion of conrad's guilt. should they change anyone's opinion? >> they didn't change my opinion. >> nor did they change the opinion of the district deputy district attorney who decided to take on the task himself are prosecuting conrad once again. >> i think craig had been on the case for a long time, so i wanted fresh ice. i went through all t

i'm craig melvin. sandi johnson had been looking into her estranged husband greg. the couple's crumbling marriage and money problems pointed to a possible motive. but as investigators retraced sandi's steps in the hours before she vanished, they discovered a stunning secret and an entirely new person of interest. here again is andrea canning with "the disappearance of sandi johnson." >> the search for the person responsible for the disappearance of sandi johnson from a seattle suburb was widening. >> we had to look at everyone close to sandi at that point in time. >> investigators discovered that the recently separated sandi had a friend named jeff kane she kept secret from her estranged husband. she was supposed to meet cane for lunch the day after she disappeared. cops soon learned there had been more than lunch on the menu. after work on that friday, sandi it popped by kane's house to touch up her tan. >> she was there the night before she went missing. she had used the tanning bed, i believe. and they were going

from today, is that doable, how can everybody get out will everybody get out, the former johnson advisor, craigleaders say you have to extend the deadline we need more time. it doesn't look for the time being and that the pentagon is going to do that, it's contingent on what taliban does and that it doesn't do anything to throughout this rescue effort. what do you think? >> i think the whole thing is been a disaster, let's get it clear that alleys are not upset that americans are leaving the work, everyone agrees that this war has to end and come to an end at some point but it was a way that it was done unless not forget we hear about the thousands of american troops that lost their lives in this war but let's not forget there's widows and children across europe that don't have family that is not coming home that lost their lives, their saying what was it all for, this is been a total disaster for the market administration and i think the allies are very upset about this. neil: do you know if there is any communication not only between boris johnson and other european leaders with the president

johnson holding court. we will see some of that on the reopening of the transatlantic corridor. craigtt and michael nathanson pick up the pieces after the olympics. can we do a tangent on what is going on in washington? let me go to craig moffett on this. this is his wheelhouse. this is a story not told, we are on the edge of where there is a right to the internet versus a privilege of the internet. to meet is a subtle change. are we at the point with biden legislation that we will demand pristine internet coast-to-coast? craig: thank you for having us back on. always a pleasure to be here. i am not sure about that. that has been a push pull through the last five administrations. this question of is broadband a utility, should be treated as a utility versus the private sector has actually done a pretty good job bringing broadband to americans. that tension is appropriate. i do not think it will change. my take away from what is happening to washington is despite the fact that we have swung back to a democrat administration, biden is who he said he was. what we have seen fairly consist

behind him is dwayne the rock johnson who is projected to bring in $50 million for starring in the upcoming amazon studios film "red one." >> it's no wonder, then, that daniel craig'slaying bond after this next one that's coming out he's cashing in everywhere else. >> it's interesting, netflix and amazon too what a change it is. >> that's where it's at these days, right? now for some very bizarre traffic on a highway in indiana. drivers driving by, they were passed up -- like what was that? did you see that that was a race horse. bucked her jockey, just made a break for it the horse named bold and bossy, you can see why, ran away from a nearby race park she was eventually reunited with her owner. one of her legs was injured but officials say she is doing well. that's what a race horse does. they're born to run. don't be surprised >> i'm always surprised when somebody has the wherewithal in their car to turn on the phone and start recording. >> most people at this point just are quick on the draw with it there it is. >> already recording something >> because of that now we have that video >>> janessa will be your weather for the week ahead, next >>> and life in the

craig whitlock, thanks so much. i want to remind people of your book, "the afghanistan papers, the secret history of the afghan war." thanks so much. >>> johnson & johnson releasing the first data on booster doses for people who received its one-shot vaccine. it shows a big spike in antibodies. good news for that vaccine. >>> plus, we have breaking news from delta air lines. the company now ramping up pressure on its employees to get them vaccinated. the ceo of delta joins me next to talk about it. >>> what more do we know about potential run-in with havana syndrome, as it's called, that delayed vice president harris' tri trip? these are alarming attacks. we'll have more on that next. wa. bring out the bold™ stop! clearing breakouts doesn't have to be harsh on your sensitive skin. new cetaphil gentle clear contains balanced formulas that gently clear breakouts and soothe sensitive skin. cetaphil. complete acne care for sensitive skin. now in the acne aisle. i became a sofi member because i needed to consolidate my credit card debt. i needed just one simple way to pay it all off. it was an easy decision to apply with sofi loans, just based on t

minister boris johnson would use a two push president biden to extend in august 40 24 out of abundance from the guardian called it a nosedive. that is a quote. and u.s. reddish relations. craig been crazy. we've never seen anything like this. and the key here to remember is that the allies aren't upset you are leaving afghanistan. we knew it would have to come to an end. it has to end. it's the way it was done. it was done in the worst possible way. basically did over night. lots all contact with her allies. we had no idea. the british and the french to send their paratroopers into bikes you are citizens because were left with no idea. and then micron and they are calling biden and ignoring their call. you don't ignore a call from angela merkel. >> shannon: there are certain calls you should pick up from world leaders and close allies. dancing to the taliban timeline because now this date of august 31st. can we leave, shall we leave, if we stay, the taliban is threatening us. the whisk accumulation continues to be dependence on the taliban so far he won't let the pentagon create corridors into kabul city with the state department last week told people to shelter in place. pe

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johnson out with new information on its booster shot as health care workers face anger and frustration as many americans refuse to get vaccinated gabe gutierrez joinings us from florida. >> reporter: craig, good morning. ambulances here outside of st. joseph's often have to wait or be rerouted to other hospitals because there's not enough bed space. many health care workers we spoke with say they are frustrated more patients have not gotten vaccinated and today we're learning more about those johnson & johnson booster shots. new this morning, johnson & johnson recommending a booster shot to their one-dose vaccine the company releasing data supporting a booster eight months after the original shot the government recently recommended boosters for both the pfizer and moderna vaccines. still, some americans haven't gotten any shots as covid cases and frustrations rise. >> it's complete devastation12% over the previous week deaths u never seen anything like it. >> reporter: across the country, new infections are up about 12% over the previous week, deaths up 23% here in tampa, the bay care health system has about 1200 covid patients, shattering its previous record of 700 last summer this is