a florida man and his croc. >> you can take the florida man out of the croc, but you can't take the crocorida man. >> what design is that? what are you giving? tell us. >> florida vibes. >> what are you wearing? who wore it best? >> i think i did, right, because you guys are not wearing crocs that i'm aware of, but i'll get you guys a pair. don't worry. that can only mean one thing, right? is it time for "that's wild." and we're starting not with a croc but with an alligator. it was spotted walking down the street of a quiet neighborhood along with my crocs. >> yeah. it happened nearly 1,000 miles, actually, from florida. police in kenosha, wisconsin, were called when a group of kids spotted this small gator wandering the neighborhood. >> it turned out the gator belongs to a local resident who says it escaped from his backyard where it had been soaking up some sun in a kiddie pool. >> oh, snap. the little gator was returned to his owner, who says that while the gator could bite, it doesn't attack and is not really dangerous. we always say that about wild animals until -- you know. >> is

it started with, ray croc recognized the importance of ubiquity. and so, that was part of the genius or genesis of doing a franchise model. because with a franchise model, he could get capital deployed, get restaurants built more quickly than he could if he was trying to do this all on his own. so, that was one idea. i think the second was the production system, the speedy production system that guaranteed the quality of the experience, that people knew no matter where you went, you could get a consistent experience at mcdonald's. and then, it certainly came from our attachment in the local community. one of the things also that ray croc was very focused on was building the brand at the local level. that is why he wanted the franchisees engaged in the restaurants. and so, you saw getting involved in schools, getting involved with, you know, birthday parties, all those things. those were all part of building the brand that ultimately, now i get the benefit of protecting and hopefully further shining the arches. david: so you are the ceo of this comp

>> first, who has crocs? >> i do. >> i do, too. i like them. >> i like them, too.n, do you have the little things that you put? >> of course. >> what do they call them? >> the little stopper thingies, decorative items. >> yes. >> but with the heel? >> you two can wear them, no? she's like uh-uh. >> my mother she does fashion. >> yes. >> she would murder me. >> they're supposed to be incredibly comfortable, i don't know with the meal if it makes it more so or less. >> you can put comfortable inso. >> or wear tennis shoes like i do. >> crocs are comfy, with the heels, i don't know. floor paco is like no. >> not today. >>> 6:27. when we come back the bay area family that's reeling after an attack, all caught on camera. their message for other families in the area. >>> plus, if you're still searching for where to send your kids for summer, we've got you covered. gianna franco here will tell us about a new summer camp making your kids' experience one to certainly rememb there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a

one of the things that ray croc was very focused on was building the brand at the local level. that's why he wanted franchisees invested at the local level, so that's why gusoff thing that -- that's why you saw them getting involved on schools and getting involved at the local level. david: you are the ceo for this company over the last couple of years. have you had to deal with covert problems in particular? >> covid has been an issue that has impacted us in every country we operate in. it has been kind of a unique experience because what we -- we have dealt with regional issues before. we have dealt with sars and mers and swine flu virus things like that, but we've never had an issue where it has impacted literally every country all at about the same time. huge issue for us. it varied around the world. some places went into complete shutdown in the u.s. we were able to keep the restaurants open but drive-through only, and that was part of where the genius of our system came to light which was we were trying to manage the situation everything from chicago, it never would have

. >> crocs, scott. just a couple days ago it was given a big thumbs up. up $10 bang >> real quick name, josh >> ieo. >> good stuff. >> welcome back. >> see you and thank you see you in "the ot." "the exchange" is now. >>> and we'll be talking more about crocs, scott thanks i'm kelly evans. here is what's ahead on "the exchange." another rebound in stocks. the nasdaq the biggest gainer as it tries for a four session win streak we'll look at what's prompting this change in sentiment and where the best opportunities are. plus, we can't have a recession if the jobs market stays this tight. but will it? we'll look ahead to tomorrow's big jobs report and what the uptick in layoff announcements mean oil bouncing back strongly commodities have been creamed lately we'll get you the stats, the story and the trade on oil, metals and more. but first, dom chu has our latest markets >> the numbers are bouncing back across the board we've had a sell-off in many parts of the market, kelly the stock market notwithstanding, the dow industrials up 270 points. about almost o

corn dogs and crocs are not our proudest achievements. what is, you ask?ift to you all is a round-trip flight to the park of your choice. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: that's right, friends. american airlines are giving you each two travel certificates that you can use anywhere in the continental united states. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations and welcome to you all. many thanks to george takei. go see his movie, "paws of fury: the legend of hank," which opens in theaters friday. we have a good show for you tonight. marcus scribner is here. we've got music from sean paul and gwen stefani. and we'll be right back with our national treasure, henry winkler. let's go, guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ today ♪ ♪ today ♪ >> announcer: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by allstate. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm anthony anderson. tonight, first, he was "black-ish" and now he's all "grown-ish." my tv son, marcus scribner is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] then later, his new album is called

uh, kirill igorevich croc with such a proposal. they are an experiment.t even leave the vakhtangov theater for the first time in the field. play in the open air temporary scene copy of the stage of the vakhtangov theatre, the same scenery, the same parameters, only lesnaya acoustics let us down. we have to work with the microphones of the countess for a long time, many theaters, playing with microphones. in my opinion. this spoils the actors' five-hour performance, tuminasa has become the main event of the festival tickets in several times cheaper than face value were sold out in the first hours. sales are very difficult. today i was guarding the site, so to speak, in order to catch him, so to speak, and i caught him i met people from the crimea i met people, uh from moscow from st. petersburg here people arrived. this is a small little geography, about which i know, they came here specially to nikolayevich tolstoy in order to attend the performance of the sixth festival in a row dedicated their childhood, the writer, 170 years ago tolstoy's story of the

it's crocs up 11%. one of the few bright spots on wall street today.y were citing upbeat channel checks and valuation crocs shares have plunged more than 60% this year after being one of the biggest winners during the pandemic. the analyst noting the brand heat is still there with younger consumers. meantime that is a theme today, gig and pandemic stock winners are winners today after being trashed the past year or so. deirdre bosa is looking at how these stocks hold up names like zoom video and docusign up big. >> they have been trashed this year so it is the most oversold growth names in today's session leading the nasdaq 100, zoom, docusign, datadog have been hit hard since the start of the year now investors are dipping back in just ahead of the earnings parade they're also less sensitive to the big multi nationals that make up the dow. you mentioned the gig economy. check out doordash other big names also doing quite well today and then there's coinbase down 80% year to date that's also up more than 10% or almost 10% in today's session. maybe the

uh, kirill igorevich croc with such a proposal.hey even experimented and did not leave the vakhtang theater for the first time in the field. and play in the open air, a temporary stage, a copy of the stage of the vakhtangov theater, the same scenery. the same parameters, only lesnaya acoustics let us down. we have to work with microphones. in moscow, for a long time, many theaters, playing with microphones. in my opinion. this spoils the actors' five-hour performance, tuminas became the main event of the festival; tickets several times cheaper than face value were sold out in the first hours. sales are very difficult today on the site, so to speak, to catch him so to speak, i met people from the crimea and i met people, uh from moscow from st. petersburg here people came. this is a little little geography, about which i know, they came here especially to leo nikolayevich tolstoy in order to attend the sixth performance in a row the festival was dedicated to the childhood of the writer 170 years ago. a story of the same name by tols

. >> crocs, scott. just a couple days ago it was given a big thumbs up. bang >> real quick name, josh >> ieo. >> good stuff. >> welcome back. >> see you and thank you see you in "the ot." "the exchange" is now. >>> and we'll be talking more about crocs, scott thanks i'm kelly evans. here is what's ahead on "the exchange." another rebound in stocks. the nasdaq the biggest gainer as it tries for a four session win streak we'll look at what's prompting this change in sentiment and where the best opportunities are. plus, we can't have a recession if the jobs market stays this tight. but will it? we'll look ahead to tomorrow's big jobs report and what the uptick in layoff announcements mean oil bouncing back ng

we would be paying for their security with higher prices, but good. crocs in the western alliance did a long term support for ukraine. all this and more on conflict, so about of the culture. welcome to conflict on. thank you very much, chris, be increasing high reading. this forces deploying forces further forward. all of this is meant to contain much, it doesn't do anything for ukraine, specifically, some of the other nato allies, of course, including united states in germany, and you are providing direct systems to train. but that's done outside benito framework. not you said in a recent interview that when it comes to protecting the blog, nato has done a very good job. you just had the same thing right now, but when it comes to being relevant and effective in crisis management during the biggest war in europe, court, nato hasn't distinguished itself. is natal failing ukraine and buster vulgar? well, i think nato is not playing a role right now. in this largest war, europe, nato is founded in order to create security for us and it is doing that. but it's 2nd court function from the

alarmists are buying essential goods from croc investors.oup of 17% increased spending on car repairs insurance and strategy. their most 23% increased spending on goods and services that can be imitated. the investment of health is the most. the main thing is that this is the basis of everything, if you are not healthy, then you will not have the opportunity, it is impossible to move and do your favorite thing. after all , some fitness clubs make money andrews. gridzhinas celebrates visitors in march. they became noticeably larger and began to walk more often. this is how the hall looks like in the early evening of a weekday. a typical picture, they say, the instructors are rather difficult, probably everyone wants to relieve stress, so they begin to pay attention to this. theory of big and little stress in action running power and cardio pool yoga pilates is not important. what does andrew consider to do? the main thing is to do. this is a sport, that same little stress, what is good for the body? gym any fitness areas pool it gives you you

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, and we are for independence, so it is difficult for us because of that, no one could resist when crocs were made, she never once produced feminine sanitary pads during the entire existence of any brand could go otdat like in a tram half sits half shakes robbed robbed strangled destroyed greetings dear friends my name is bohdan verbytskyi today we will talk about the soviet union about its so to speak greatness about the myths associated with the soviet union and the historian oleksandr alfiorov will help me understand all this. oleksandr good health, thank you for coming, oleksandr. so, in general, according to polls in 2020 in russia, 63% of russians regret the collapse of the soviet union, and about 70% consider the time of the soviet union to be the most successful for the entire history of russia. why do they think so? well, let's start with what the soviet union is. yes, the soviet union is a huge country. it is the rsfsr. there are 14 more republics, and when we talk about the soviet union, people usually have memories of the 70s. 80s, i.e., memories of the last two decades of th

we would be paying for their security with higher prices, but good. crocs in the western alliance did a long term support for ukraine. all this and more on conflicts on ambassador care polka. welcome to conflict on. thank you very much. great to be here. nato held a summit to last week in which he declared its strategic concept, and russia was labeled a direct threat to the block. how does that help you cream? well, i think 1st off, it's important that nato actually do is 1st jobs, which is collective defense. and so by recognizing the threat that russia presents in europe as a whole, not only against ukraine, but against nato allies as well, nato is taking an important step. and this gives nato a foundation for improving its own defense capabilities. increasing defense spending increasing high reading. this forces deploying forces further forward. all of this is meant to contain it doesn't do anything for ukraine, specifically, some of the other nato allies, of course, including united states in germany, and you are providing direct systems to train. but that's done outside benito fr

you know, just be honest and say you can't see a futures with someone who wears crocs to nice restaurantdebbie. justin bieber wears them now. on top of all of that, russia has decided to extend this beef into space. >> russia says this morning it is going to pull out of the nrlt space station, that say big deal. the space station is the official-- told putin it will leave the isf after 2024. >> this withdrawal would be a major blow to the isf which has served as a model of international cooperation for decades. >> russia said it will create its own orbiting outpost. >> trevor: russia is pulling out of the international space station which nobody asked them to do we said pull out of ukraine, not the space station. is that a google translate issue, what is going on here? and you might not realize this but this is actually bad news because russia helps to operate the space station. which i didn't know about. likes i don't know about you, but am i the only one who is shocked by how many things are connected to russia in the world. like the world energy supply. africa's food supply. space tra

industry maybe, and then we want to show you the rebound in some of the hard-hit stocks like affirm, like crocsmoderna and beyond meat up at least 15% in a week and all of those still down 30% so far this year 75% declines for affirm overall. so keep an eye on those stocks turning now to bonds, yields are moving higher today, but the ten-year note yield remaining inverted with the two-year our rick santelli is in chicago for us to go through all of those details. rick, the fixed income market is very much a fixation with the big fixation narrative floating around. >> it absolutely is. the only thing that is in keeping par with the recession are interest rates themselves. we both know that two-year and ten-year dabbled very close about three weeks ago on an intraday basis with 3.5%, but as we look at the two day of twos and we've taken off and going into the jobs number two step and we always seem to sell off pushing yields up, no exception and look at the two-day of tens and about 25 basis points, low to high and it has been a rather big move especially considering that at 235,000 as kelly was

just aren't that crafty. [ laughter ] they can't even eat a hot pocket without spilling it on their crocs[ laughter ] i've been watching joe biden lately, and i think i could be president. how hard could it be? [ laughter and applause ] right? yeah. i know how to fall off a bike and forget stuff. [ laughter ] congress isn't the only one getting into the pride month spirit. a lot of major corporations are doing their best to celebrate the lgbtq+ community. some are doing their worst. like postmates, who came out with this actual ad for a special pride-themed menu. >> what are you eating this pride? well, if you're a top, it seems like you can eat whatever you want. but if you're a bottom, you're expected to starve? not this pride. introducing the bottom-friendly menu from postmates. there's no right way or wrong way to bottom. but if you're planning on getting "peachy," the bottom-friendly menu has the kinds of foods that can keep you feeling good. >> are you organic? >> uh-huh! [ applause ] >> sean: this raises some questions like, "are you hungry or do you want to get dominated by produc

at roblox on the kind of virtual reality metaverse game development platform side of things up 13%, crocsak kind of basis, you've kind of got a 10.5% gain, etsy up 10% as well, norwegian cruise lines probably more on that economically sensitive cyclical side of things. big moves in those names i know we have some big news coming with regard to economic cyclicality. >> one part of the economy trying to catch up to changing demand is air travel the industry has been hit by labor shortages from air traffic controllers to pilots to baggage handlers, cancellations and delays piling up though they eased for this weekend daily airline cancellations were between 1 and 6% while delays were near 20% of all flights according to flight aware. what can be done to improve travel in this country joining us now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg mr. secretary, thanks for your time today what measures should we expect >> so we're going to do everything that we can to support passengers and consumers. i spoke to the airlines after the problems we saw with memorial day weekend and spoke to them agai

if you take clogs, plus a hole punch, equals crocs.[ laughter and applause popular mathematics. >> steve: very popular >> jimmy: so, if you take bill clinton, plus nothing to do, plus a heat wave, plus 100, equals the billboard hot 100 [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow. so bored it's hot 100. >> jimmy: if you take -- if you take the penguin - >> steve: right. >> jimmy: plus six pints of guinness, it equals the boston celtics mascot [ laughter and applause how about this one here's a "kiss the chef" apron, plus a complaint to hr, equals "firm handshake the chef" apron. [ laughter and applause if you take cheetos, plus chachi - >> steve: uh-oh. >> jimmy: -- plus chicken, plus euphoria, it equals ch-ch-ch-chia. [ laughter and applause and finally, if you take a a twinkie, plus googly eyes, plus $4 billion, it equals the minions franchise. there you have it. that's all the time we have for "popular mathematics." we have a great show hailey beiber is here. [ cheers and applause from the new "elvis" movie, austin butler is on the show tw

perhaps it's worth it to save some dough rakuten, for example, is offering 15% cash back for adidas, crocsand bowden. shep >> courtney reagan, thank you. >>> well, today humanity got its first glimpse of the deepest and sharpest infrared image of the universe ever captured here it is president biden unveiled the photo alongside nasa administrator bill nelson. according to nasa, in this picture you can see galaxies as they appeared nearly 5 billion years ago. nasa's james webb space telescope, the biggest and most powerful ever, took the photo. and this is just a preview there are more images. nasa reports it will release them tomorrow. and nasa administrator bill nelson is set to join us live on "the news" to discuss exactly what they found. >>> what does a black hole sound like it's a question that astronomers have been trying to answer for years. scientists say they knew there was sound in the black hole at the center of one particular galaxy cluster for nearly two decades. but now they finally made it audible to the human ear sounds about as creepy as you'd expect from a giant hole in s

moving, crocs are my favorite, they are up 5%.e target. stuart: not bad at all, 50% gain. my favorite store, costco, gas sales in new jersey. lauren: they are down a little bit. if you fill up in new jersey you can save 1/4 of a gallon but now, members still perked, $60 a year in new jersey you can use the costco gas station. not, can't do it. stuart: this is really interesting. i am a spiritual person, religious, christian, find this fascinating. pope francis dismissing speculation that he will resign. he said he would only resign if his health prohibited him from running the church. jonathan morris, our resident theologian. are we in a new era where popes can think about redesigning? >> pope francis said if i can no longer condition to govern the church i will resign and he went further, thanks to pope benedict, it had not done for 500 years but thanks to him he woke the church up to the possibility of stepping aside when you can no longer govern the church. i think it's a great thing. when you get so depleted physically or ment

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crocs. yeah!ning earnings season rolling on microsoft, google and or tech fap names in focus and the central bank set to hike rates again. we'll tell what you to expect from j. powell and company the second hour of "squawk box" f begins right now >>> welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. we have green on the screen. l looks like we're going to open higher on the back of some better than expected earnings. nasdaq up about 180 points we're also going to hear from the federal reserve later today and that may move it around in all sorts of ways. we're going to get the five-year, 2.58 and oil this morning, you can buy a barrel of oil crude, $95.95. we'll we'll we'll show you where bitcoin stands >>> microsoft missed estimates microsoft saw its slowest earnings growth if n two years. economic uncertainty is affecting advertisers. we're going to have much more on these names with rich greenfield in the next half hour. shares of chipo