plus, crocs rock in lockdown dress—down. why the chunky foam shoes are scoring record sales. uk where businesses reeling from the pandemic are facing a new challenge — it's being called the �*pindemic�*. hundreds of thousands of workers are being told to self—isolate after being pinged by the nhs covid app which traces the contacts of people who test positive. it has led to staff shortages and in some cases empty supermarket shelves as supply chains are hit. that workers in the food industry would not have to isolate, but could take daily tests instead. our economics editor faisal islam has more. it was meant to be a weaker freedom from the pandemic restrictions but last week record number of things, over 600,000 from nhs covid app for instructions to isolate from industries like supermarkets to railways to isolate. businesses are now saying it caused shortages, something causing panic. shortages, something causing anic. , . ., , shortages, something causing anic. ,. ., , ., panic. there is certainly no reason for _ panic. there is certainly no reason for panicking, - panic.

croc's ceo andrew rees talking to us.time we are continuing to track the spread of the virus globally. the australian prime minister apologized for the slow vaccine rollout. in washington annmarie hordern is standing by with the australian trade minister. kriti: he is fresh from -- annmarie: he is fresh from the capital and stopping by on his way to the white house for more meetings. thank you for joining us. let's start with covid. alex was just saying your prime minister apologized for the sluggish rollout of the vaccine. australia had the worst rate in terms of vaccination of oecd countries. what is the problem? >> we have had some supply issues. initially we had astrazeneca on rollout. obviously for one reason or another we were not able to get delivery of that. we also stood up our own homegrown process when it comes to astrazeneca and our scientific body, which advises us on the rollout of the vaccine advised we would have to limit astrazeneca to those over 60. that will obviously put a halt on our ability to rollou

caroline: expense a pair of cross -- crocs. coming up, while we sign off on expensive crocs, a deep dive into ad spending. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: all right, welcome back. today we are focused on business sentiment and of course the earnings numbers behind them. caroline, after the bell we got numbers from twitter and snapped with a real peak here into not only how folks are using the web but also how advertisers are getting to a lot of these users. caroline: increasing on both fronts, particularly with the likes of snap and people are starting to double down not only on using these, but flashing their cash as ad spending shows up higher. of course we had mandy telling us how much there was fierce competition to get in front of the eyeballs of 18 to 30-year-olds and you only do it through these social platform or's -- social platforms. is this going to be sustainable? the desire for advertisers to go spend on these areas of social media, is it continuing to push higher for e-commerce players as we start going out and don'

from the crocs. here's what we're working on for 10 o'clock. >> surge in delta variant cases doesn't appear to be enough to convince unvaccinated people to get a shot. how many say they will never get a shot. and if you are in unvaccinated county worker in santa clara county either have to get a shot or you have find a new job details on the policy. the county just announced today. those stories and more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. now. attend the rapidly spreading delta variant of covid-19 forcing doctors to issue a dire warning to the unvaccinated. >> they say do not wait until it's too late. thank you for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 10, everybody. i'm grant lotus in tonight for pam moore. and i'm ken wayne. tonight. california health officials are pleading with people to get vaccinated. the state recorded almost 8,000 new cases just in the last 24 hours, the average positive

wiing reak for stock ma plus crocs accusing companies of copying its trademark shoe. here is diane king hall. >>> stocks logged a three day winning streak on thursday. dow gained 25 points. nasdaq added 52. s&p 500 rose eight. pizza was popular during the pandemic and is showing no signs of slowing down. shares of domino's rose 14% after better than expected earnings report with profit totaling 116.6 million. the chain says customers are getting more food than usual with orders. domino ceo said the company will be raising wages for some workers art company owned restaurants. >> crocs accusing about 20 companies of copying its popular shoes. it filed lawsuits last week. it alleges companies including wal-mart and hobby lobby are selling cheap knock offs. some customers have left online reviews confusing the shoes with crocs. >>> drones are making a rain. officials in united arab emirates using electrical charges from drones to zap clouds. it's designed to create large rain drops which are more likely than small rain drops to hit the ground rather than evaporate in the

. >>> this afternoon, crocs is acuing 20 companies of copying the popular shoes.'t know why you want to do that because i think they are ugly. but they filed four trademark infringement trademarks and said some company including walmart and hobby lobby are selling seek knock office. the company point out customers left online reviews confusing the copy cats with actual crocs. >> they are comfortable. >>> and this maybe something to look forward to, a new survey finds companies are planning to hand out bigger pay raises next year. consulting firm will withis towers watson says businesses are projecting average salary increases of 3% for 2022 slightly more than the 2.7% people got this year on average. >>> do you have a pair of crocs. >> i do and i love them. in all right. there. >> you upped your stock. >>> coming up next on the news at noon, don't understatement this little guy. >> yeah, how a yorky protected a girl from a coyote. >>> and today on the drew >>> today's tip of the day is avocados. the prices have gone up a little bit. you can find them for as high a

crocs, my stock of the day, maybe the decade.hy it is latest example it pays to ignore the smart money and follow where you spend your money. riding the economic wave with the roots that go back to 2020, signs are slowing, pushing this spending envelope too far are creates an economic and political firestorm of risk. we've got senator ted cruz to take it all on. plus you won't believe it but senate majority leader chuck schumer and moody's top economist mark zandi are huge gargantuan trillion dollars spending program that will flatten inflation and turn it. they're turning economics 101 on its head. we have larry kudlow to put the world back on its axis and so much more here on making money. ♪ jam wall street experts disagree on almost everything, that this might be the most confusing bull market of all time. the major indices in the shadows of their all-time highs yet investor confidence is plunging. the fear index is soaring and market internals have been absolutely awful. mounting signs that the economy maybe has papered. we s

. >>> okay, crocs are at it again. has connections to big designers, post malone, and even disney movies. now benefit is getting into action and introducing crocs a makeover. the ad reads, we are giving everyone's favorite shoe a glam- over. i do think that looks better. what do you think? >> almost anything would make them look better. i will go with the glam. >> remember those things you stick in the holes of the crocs? what you call them? >> i have no idea, but i will say i was at the beach recently and so many people were wearing crocs and they said it was the most comfortable shoe they have ever worn. the popularity has taken off and they have varieties for everybody, so i think it is only bigger and better in this market. >> i think they are comfortable. a little bit goofy looking. i have a pair that i wear. >> o, you do? you love them? >> they are fun. >> and they dry quickly. >> that is true. >>> now something cat lovers are adoring, but not so popular everywhere else. this giant, 3-d cat is on display in tokyo

whether they are clogs or sandals or crocs at work, working on the front lines.ater this month but we are centered around shoes and shoe accessories. up to billion-dollar companies this year. the 600 billion-dollar business. stuart: a big question we asked around the newsroom, it is not rubber or plastic. what is it? >> is proprietary, what it allows us to do. one of the tricks about comfort is getting the right barometer which is both squishy and as of the shoe. it is carrying at the end of the day. petrochemical inputs. what they announced this week, carbon neutral. resource those raw materials that go into that shoe from sustainable resources, we are doing development work with a major company to the rival a lot of those inputs. taking a very low carbon footprint, 3.94 kilograms. make it even less. stuart: you make a great case, such a great case that one of my granddaughters texted me saying i am buying you a pair of crocs. >> can i interrupt? andrew just mentioned crocs socks, someone that also exhibited this trend in the past is stuart varney. look at that.

. >>> crocs is suing 20 retailers for ripping off its design.bby lobby, and others have cheaper imitations under different names. crocs lawsuit claims the foam material and ventilation holes are part of their iconic dna and violates the colorado shoe brands trademark. sales of crocs jumped during the pandemic, with 2020 being its highest performing sales year ever. this will be interesting. you remember when adidas used to have to fight off all those stripes? same type of deal. >> all right, they are popular. >>> the gilroy garlic festival is back. the 41-year-old event kicked off a little while ago at 4:00 p.m. festival organizers did scale back the event because of the pandemic. highlights include the famous gourmet alley, reimagined as a drive-through at gilroy presbyterian church. there is also a farm to table dinner at a local winery and a benefit golf tournament as well. after a couple of tough years, the shooting there of course and the pandemic, nice to see it back. >>> let's see how the weather is looking this weekend. >> a little bit o

crocs shooting up 13% on record sales and profits. who % above estimates.8.40 in march of last year i'm a late adopter and i'm starting to think they're cute so -- that's just me i'm the last to everything julia, back to you >> those are some pretty cute crocs, boat shoes there. >>> at&t reporting better than expected top and bottom line results and strength in the warner media division, that's set to merge with discovery. they added 3.5 million subscribers globally in the quarter for a total of 67.5 million, also raising year end guidance to between 70 and 73 million subscribers. joining us now to discuss is hbo max chief andy forssell. thank you for talking to us this morning. >> happy to be here. >> so, andy,the big question i what is driving that higher forecast for the year, and how much of these gains are tied to the fact that hbo max is simultaneously streaming movies which they're in theaters, something set to continue through the end of this year. >> i think two big drivers of continued growth, we had three quarters in the u.s. over 2.5 million net

. >> reporter: one witness remembers watching the croc grab her and pull her into the ocean. >> between 11:30 and midnight, they started screaming. so, me and my friends, we jumped up and we ran. >> reporter: the group watched her battling the crocodile. the teeth digging into her right shin and then left ankle. >> i was hitting him where i could. >> reporter: her mom learned about the attack over facetime. >> i see her crying and asking for help. you know, she multiple times asked for an glance. >> reporter: in a statement, marriott saying, we can confirm that appropriate signage as well as night patrolling and red flags are properly in place. but hummel said no one warned her about a possible crocodile attack. she said there was only a small warning sign, mostly in spanish, that was not lit up at night. this isn't the first crocodile attack in that area. another woman was reportedly attacked on that same beach in 2018. andrew? mona? >> megan, thank you. >>> quick thinking helped a slow-moving mammal on florida's gulf coast. a sea turtle received a bunch of helping hands on sunday. a l

. >>> a lawsuit over crocs. >>> and the tragic death of a beloved coach. how all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack is a patriot. fresh, sweet and full of freedom. new red, white & blue pancakes. this month'splik. see you at denny's. [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ >>> a stage video wall collapsed as preparations were under way for a musical festival in miami gardens, florida. no one was hurt, but it is unclear what caused the video screen board to fall down. it is not part of the mainstage. it is set to kickoff today and will have performances let by artist such as travis scott and post malone. >>> and a coach has passed away following a bicycling accident. he was quickly injured when he was hit by a car. we spoke with close friends who are remembering the beloved coach. >> reporter: of flowers are all that is left where he was hit after r

. >>> there is no choose quite like crocs.d lawsuits against 20 companies accusing them of selling knock off foam clogs. walmart sells them under different names such as time, true, and george. hobby lobby calls their version, white foam clogs. crocs say the products cause confusion and deceive customers. >>> self driving cars will be in miami by the end of the year. the ride sharing app plans to expand to austin. they expect to roll out 1,000 autonomous vehicles next year. ford says the vehicles will have safety drivers. >>> if you have not seen this video right now, you need to stop what you areoing. even if you have seen it, it doesn't hurt to see it again. teenager at a jersey shore amusement park got hit in a face by a sea gull. so you just have to look. she is riding the sling shot ride. this is earlier this month. >> stop. >> the sea gull hit her a few minutes after they were lunched in the air at 75 miles per hour. poor girl. >> when i got shot up, then i saw it and it was going the opposite way and it came back and hi

yes, didi is on bad footing but not crocs. crocs posting record revenue. you saw charles payne picked it as the stock of the day, driven by sales in its sandals division. the rubber footwear maker raised its full-year guidance, stock higher by 9.7%. and, you know what? summer fun not the only thing heating up sales, shares hitting a new all-time high up 230% over the past year alone. >>> binge eating pizza not just for lockdowns anymore. domino's shares hitting a new record after blowout second quarter results. the s&p's clear winner on the session is up 15.8% right now. domino's pizza shares, a single one is now $544. union pacific seeing demand surge as america reopens for business. after posting regular quarterly results, csx and union will both winners here. but the country's grand reopening kind of creating more pain than gain for net gear. a downbeat revenue forecast, net gear pointing the finger at supply crunches and factory closures, down 8.5%. >>> after three of the wildest days of trading this year, jpmorgan's market guru david kelly is about to

. >> and crocs putting their claw down on copycats crocs earned the best sales ever in 2020, as peoplenitely over style during the lockdown. >>> and a reason to celebrate. national tequila day is tomorrow agave spirits grew 16% in volume in 2020 overtaking rum to be the third-largest spirit category in the u.s. the first two, you want to guess them vodka and whiskey. >>> on wall street, the dow up 238 as we reported earlier, closing higher than 35,000 for the first time ever. the s&p up 44. the nasdaq up 152. >>> the tokyo olympics set to be one of the most expensive summer games ever according to olympic officials the budget for this event is more than $15 billion. but the japanese government auditors estimate the cost may actually be more than $20 billion. like almost every global event, the olympics are insured with the pandemic raising the uncertainty for how much they'll be on the hook for >> insurers are likely breathing a sigh of relief at the opening ceremonies kicking off after all, it means that the games are actually happening it's estimated there's $2.5 billion of insurance

] and i'm -- like, she's announcing - >> jimmy: and you're trying to get over a snow bank in your crocsnd my only takeaway was literally, like, "damn, yo, like, wearing crocs in january was a really bad idea." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah >> questlove: so that's -- yeah >> jimmy: we got to -- i remember i found out i think on the internet i think we were just looking at news and questlove's documentary "summer of soul" wins -- wins sundance. >> questlove: yeah >> jimmy: you won.use >> questlove: yeah >> jimmy: yes, we were all freaking out >> questlove: yeah >> jimmy: it's so well done and such an interesting part of our time and you were telling me that you were going to release it just as a music doc. >> questlove: yeah, like, my initial goal was to just curate 15 really great songs amongst these performers because there's 40 hours worth of entertainment there but then when we went into lockdown, like that first day where we all knew, like, oh, this is real like, our lives aren't going to be same in the future. it -- the irony wasn't lost on me that the circumstances

be still growing up, but she is already an olympic swimmer known for her signatures and lucky pink crocs. >> this is what i want to do. it's the life i've chosen. >> reporter: but the pandemic upended her routine. she had to finish her senior year of high school virtually and delayed stanford to train in minnesota. training became a mental test. >> i remember having a lot of practices thinking what am i doing this for? the games might not even happen. >> reporter: regan said she pulled through with the help of her family and her dogs. >> they've been great stress relieves, helped me get out of ruts and hard times. >> reporter: one of 11 teenagers swimming for team usa in tokyo, regan is now helping lead the next generation. >> aside from genetics, what do you think it takes to become an three-point athlete? >> the dedication and the focus and what your family does for you. you can't do this by yourself. >> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc news, lakeville, minnesota. >> that's nightly news for this monday from to >>> right now at 4, he's saying it's not a mandate but the governor is requiring

plus, crocs rock in lockdown dress—down.

this video — which has gone viral — shows locals following the croc from a safe distance.er. phew! i'm laura trevelyan. thanks for watching bbc world news america. have a great weekend and a happy 4th ofjuly. hello there. today has been a warmer kind of day, with more in the way of thatjuly sunshine to go around. and we've had some beautiful weather watcher pictures sent to us. this one looks like it came from the caribbean — it's actually beautiful white sand beaches on the western it's actually beautiful white sand beaches of the western isles in scotland. we have seen some showers today, those storms working away from the far north of england, southern scotland. but overnight tonight, we'll see further bands of thundery rain moving in across parts of england and wales, reaching northern ireland later on in the night. quite a muggy kind of night, a few mist and fog patches around the coastal hills of england and wales, as well, and then, through the weekend, we've got some big downpours on the way. these storms could bring some problems as well. saturday morning, our ban

it's the people who have used the forbearance ends crocs putting its clog down again copycats they'ree trademark and other intellectual properties. it earned its best sales ever in 2020, as people chose comfort definitely over style. >>> and the reason to celebrate. national tequila day is tomorrow they overtook rum to be the third largest spirit category here in the u.s. the first two, you want to guess them vodka and whiskey. cheers a wall street the dow up 238, closing higher than 35,000 for the first time ever. the nasdaq up 152. >>> the tokyo olympics set to be one of the most expensive games ever the budget for this event is more than $15 billion, but the japanese government auditors estimate the cost may be more than $20 billion the olympics is insure, but the pandemic raising the uncertainty for how much they'll be on the hook for >> reporter: insurers are likely sighing in relief. that means the games are actually happening fitch ratings agency estimates there's about $2.5 billion of insurance coverage on the olympics, $1.4 billion for the committee and the tokyo organizing c

its average train length that has grown by 9%, and then crocs is a big one, up 10.5% to the upside therenbc.com in yesterday's session, chipotle mexican grill about flat netflix down about one-third of 1% nvidia and apple posting fraction mall gains. the top four tickers, joe, andrew, becky, i've put the rest of them up on twi twitter @thedomino back over to you. >> domino's, i can't believe it. i remember when it was so much cheaper, dom i guess it's pizza. >> so have you tried their cheeseburger or the taco pizza because apparently that's what's helping driving their same store sales. >> are you a foodie, dom i get accused of being a foodie. i don't know whether to deny it or admit it. >> he had corn dogs for national hot dog day. >> i can't believe you saw that. i should eat better. you don't get a body like mine by turning down food, joe. >> i love corn dogs. futures are down now make sure you join us tomorrow, join them tomorrow "squawk on the street" is next >>> good morning, welcome to "squawk on the street. i'm scot walker with jim craiger at the new york stock exchange carl and

this map shows the river and a croc viewing area that feeds into the ocean.an crocodile, again not terribly uncommon in the area, but it is uncommon to have an attack on a human. they're looking for food, and if there's river access to the ocean or beach, that's an easy way for a crocodile to be found on the beach. >> reporter: overnight at the resort we saw white chains blocking entrances to the beach and had laminated signs that read, for your safety night access to the beach is prohibited. this morning, hummel is still recovering from those serious injuries and, guys, once again she is so thankful to be alive this morning. >> we are thankful she is as well. >>> coming up next, we have our wednesday hump day. "play of the day." >> come on. come on. >> hump day. >> there you go. >> there you go. tail businesses have a black owner. that needs to change. so, i did something. i created a black business accelerator at amazon. and now we have a program that's dedicated to making tomorrow a better day for black businesses. ♪ ♪ i am tiffany. and this is just the be

the shares are up 8% also shares of crocs in the green again.hey are in their longest monthly winning streak on record 12 consecutive months of gains up 260% during this time $136 stock adding 4% today now to christina for our cnbc news update. >> here's what's happening the biden administration saying it will allow a nationwide ban on evictions to expire saturday. the white house says biden would like to extend the ban, but says his hands are tied by a supreme court ruling biden now calling on congress to take action to protect vulnerable renters >>> on the news, full coverage of president biden's expected vaccine requirements for federal workers tonight at 7:00 eastern. >>> in wisconsin, more than 40,000 customersstill without power after severe storms ripped through parts of the state overnight. powerful winds uprooting trees andcausing widespread damage t businesses and homes >>> at the olympics, novak djokovic cruising past japan's kei nishikori in straight sets the win puts the world's top men's tennis player in his third olympic semifinal

used the forbearance ends it comes as a federal ban on foreclosures is set to end july 31st >>> and crocsgainst copycats. they're claiming violations of the trademark and other intellectual properties. it earned its best sales ever in 2020, as people chose comfort definitely over style during the lockdown >>> and the reason to celebrate. national tequila day is tomorrow spirits that grew 16% in volume in 2020, overtaking rum to be the third largest spirit category here in the u.s the first two, you want to guess them i'm going to tell you anyway vodka and whiskey. that's according to iwsr cheers >>> on wall street, the dow up 238, as we reported earlier, closing higher than 35,000 for the first time ever. the s&p up 44. the nasdaq up 152. >>> the tokyo olympics set to be one of the most expensive summer games ever according to olympic officials the budget for this event is more than $15 billion, but the japanese government auditors estimate the cost may actually be more than $20 billion like every other global event, the olympics is insured, but the pandemic raising the uncertainty for ho

look at this freakin' gohmert and his american flag crocs.ne of the most vocal advocates of the big lie that the election was stolen, has also lied about the january 6th insurrection last year he called for a "revolution to overturn the election." and then earlier this month he lied, and said that the actual violent insurrection that occurred at the capitol was actually not an armed insurrection >> there's no evidence, as has been said on january 7th, that this was an armed insurrection there have been things worse than people without any firearms coming into a building >> seth: all right, first, that's not true. weapons were used during the riot, recovered by authorities second, saying there are worse things than the thing that happened doesn't make the thing that happened a good thing he sounds like a kid explaining a party that got out of hand when his parents were out of town "look, some people came over unarmed. "someone took a [ bleep ] in the hot tub, tyler." "worse things have happened, mom! anyway, the point is, these guys are dumb,

she thinks the croc was like 12 feet long and big open wounds and cuts are on her legs.e a little walk for a few months because of nerve damage. >> it just happened so quickly. i'd like didn't really have much of ocean with i really remember was just being pulled in the first time in my friend trying to grab me, a that it was a joke, honestly. and then i was just like, yeah, right. you know. >> and then when i saw all the face time than i was just like, oh, my god. what is going on. and just mom instinct quickly got the next flight out. >> can't even imagine that as a parent, right. getting that call now. mom and are in a bay area hospital where she is recovering. it's 9.42. we'll be right back. >> 9.45 is the time. let's update you on the ongoing drought last month. as you may remember, governor newsom asked all californians to voluntarily reduce water by 15%. but the situation has gotten bad enough that local city leaders like an american canyon, for instance, they've gone a step further. they're now calling for mandatory water conservation by about 20%. so between noo

plenty of them today shares of crocs are soaring. raised its full year guidance.ack to school season. that stock up 9% they are killing it on celebrity endorsements and celebrity wearing their shoes. >> mike santoli is a likely endorser >> i don't know. >> i'm an observer of this very strong trend >> justin bieber, celebs wearing it to the oscars >>> domino's seeing strong sales in international markets as well as high demand for its new menu items like chicken taco pizza. that stock up almost 6%. coming up on "mad money" jim cramer will talk to the ceo of domino's at 6:00 p.m cheeseburger pizza, not for me >> not for me. >> i like the regular. >> i'm just thinking when jim on "mad money" has food ceos on they send way more food to jim than they do to us >> true. >> chipotle this week did we get any food no just putting it out there. if food ceos are watching. >>> the interview will being a great. now time for a cnbc news update. >>> hello, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour u.s. forces have launched several air strikes to help afghan troops fighting t

he is also appointed director of the peace accords matrix the croc institutes unique source of comparable data on all comprehensive peace agreements that have been signed since 1989. john paul is the professor emeritus of international peacebuilding at the kroc institute for international peace studies at notre dame university. as authored 22 books somehow. including when blood and bones cry out journeys through the soundscape of healing and reconciliation. an extraordinary book called the moral imagination the art and soul of peacebuilding and building peace, which was in some ways one of my first introductions to systems thinking in peacebuilding john paul is one of the few that really think things in terms of generations of change and levels of change and even though i don't i don't think in building piece you use the term systems thinking but it is it is inherent to your view of this work. so with that i'll introduce if that is my introduction to john paul. thank you, peter. yeah, and well will engage in a conversation. yeah. well fantastic first. thanks for writing this book and for

crocs, my stock of the day, maybe the decade.

. >> the thousand dollar version of crocs if you want to go high end and pay through the nose you can't eat it. mister jenkins has the same name as a bridge politician and he is referring to my complaint. i bought one scoop of ice cream in a paper cup with no sprinkle that was 5 bucks. it was not from ben and jerry's. >> the person you by their ice cream from know you are talking about him nonstop? i got to figure out who this is. >> there is better ice cream besides ben and jerry's. who needs politics? stuart: well said. >> i like ice cream. stuart: last one from ron. in recent months i've noticed every time you take a vacation day the stock market tanks. if you could give your viewers a heads up before you go on vacation we could sell off before the market tanks and let us know when you're coming back so we can buy back into the market. do i become a negative indicator here? >> you are a positive indicator because if you give us a heads up before you leave maybe we can make some money when you are back. stuart: what do you think? >> it is all about the color of your tie. you are rig