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. >> just a few moments, we'll speak with alpha one capital dan niles about the market selloff why tech in particular has been outperforming and what to do now. >>> plus, former treasury secretary jack lew will be with us to weigh in on joe biden's economic plan and work from home winner service now, it is up 50% on the year just announced a new partnership with zoom. bill mcdermott will be live to discuss. another very strong day for the cloud names. let's get straight toour big story of the day the market selloff mike santoli is tracking the action all day long which does appear a bit better in terms of the losses, mike >> yeah. this was a day when we sold the rip in the morning and then bought the dip in the afternoon. so this idea of a range bound trade is sort of solidified right now. some resilience under the surface. this is a year to date of the s&p 500. so remember, this is june 8th high, 3232 for few days right now we kind of have been riding up on these lefrlz of 3170, 3180 not really breaking down but also has not kind of mustered up the energy to get through. also still an

size or rather the capacity of the blue line which contributes more than 80 percent of the nile's water so dan has repeatedly expressed concern over the impact of the dam and its safety on sudanese dams and water resources says that it's worried about the safety of the operations of the ground if you bring in his own stem especially because if you get to provide any guarantees it's also worried about the impact it will have on water bodies downstream now one of those places where we will see an impact of the feeling is right here on lake newbie or as it's much more commonly known lake nasir this is a lake that is created by the reservoir of the aswan high dam in egypt and most of the body of this lake is on the egyptian territory but this park which is about 20 percent lies on sudanese territory lots of fishermen and lots of farmers rely on this water body to be able to make a living and they're saying that they're concerned because this leak is largely reliant on the amount of water that flows into it and into the amount of water that is released by the egyptian dam so should egypt release a

size or rather the capacity of the blue line which contributes more than 80 percent of the nile's water so dan has repeatedly expressed concern over the impact of the dam and its safety on sudanese dams and water resources it says that it's worried about the safety of the operations of the ground if you bring in his own stem especially because if you is yet to provide any guarantees it's also worried about the impact it will have on water bodies downstream now one of those places where we will see an impact of the feeling is right here on lake newbie or as it's much more commonly known lake nasir this is a lake that is created by the reservoir of the aswan high dam in egypt and most of the body of this lake is on the egyptian territory but this part which is about 20 percent lies on sudanese territory lots of fishermen and lots of farmers rely on this water body to be able to make a living and they're saying that they're concerned because this leak is largely reliant on the amount of water that flows into it and into the amount of water that is released by the egyptian dam so should egypt rele