deirdre, thanks. deirdre bosa.on does remain one of the big issues this election season and after the break, we'll get a c suite view from the head of inte afoods and plus how they're usg chnd ai in the grocery stores. "the exchange" is back after this. nate jones... lines things up... checks his fidelity app... looks to outside analysts to get a second opinion. nate likes what he sees... and he places the trade... talk about easier investing. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." online grocery sales rose for the third consecutive month in august, hitting a year to date high just shy of $10 billion according to new date. our next guest is at the helm of a new name and the brick and mortar grocery and has doubled down on bettering the brand's in-store experience. if you haven't guessed already we are joined by whole foods' ceo jason buechel. >> thank you, kelly. good to be here. >> there should be a sitcom or drama just all about this grocery store and the last two years you've been at the helm have been through the

deirdre bosa has more in tech check. he is on the back foot here with ai, deirdre. >> he is.ng to make the case that he's on the front foot. but he is nothing but a showman and the ultimate salesman. he opened up the conference about an hour ago with a huge keynote just down the street from here, welcoming tens of thousands of customers to san francisco. telling them to look forward to performances from the likes of pink and imagine dragons. but, kelly, beyond the glitz and the entertainment, benioff acknowledged this is the most important dreamforce ever. revenue growth at salesforce hit its slowest pace in over a decade. investors, they're wondering if salesforce, along with other sass companies like work day and adobe wonder if they'll thrive or be replaced in the age of generative ai. so far software has been left behind by the shift. here is benioff himself on the stakes. >> we want to be the first to welcome you into the future. we want to be the first to welcome you into the future. and we look at our salesforce platform as your future as a service. we want to future p

tripe was filled with gold balls and thousands of works of us, including paintings by rembrandt, deirdre, and fall to charley. shortly before the end of the war, american soldiers discovered the boston the mind and moved it to the central on collecting point in v spun the following year. and f a t t was back in the spotlight as the bill in the district. now they don't get back up, they get disney clinic enough. i said the guy that i think i found him definitely enough. in the postwar period, she became an icon of the early federal republic, the good gemini, so to speak. when you see the pictures, it almost seems like a longing for a septic affection of the old, the dog he is. is it kind of repeat sick viewing of it? so that's how these pictures seem to some and sound. so come, i'm disappeared and came to tc essentially would turn to be lead since 2009. she's had her own room and the noise museum, the name and is the on disputed stock as the chips in collection. she's a stick ahead of the c team long seen as part of jimmy's cultural identity. she's also the cool, the very successful marke

. >> deirdre costigan . >> deirdre costigan. >> deirdre costigan. >> thank you, mr speaker.14 years of conservative failure, crime and street drinking, now blight areas of southall town centre , west ealing and hanwell centre, west ealing and hanwell broadway in my constituency of eaung broadway in my constituency of ealing southall. >> so can the prime minister set out how his government will take action to ensure our town centres are transformed into places where my constituency can finally feel safe again ? finally feel safe again? >> thank you. this is an important issue, mr speaker, and ihave important issue, mr speaker, and i have heard too many people say that anti—social behaviour is some sort of low level issue. it really impacts lives across the country. we have to tackle it and that is why we will put more police on the streets. we will have more effective powers to deal with anti—social behaviour, and we will introduce young futures programmes to divert young people who are getting into trouble. >> sir ashley foulkes . >> sir ashley foulkes. >> sir ashley foulkes

deirdre bosa is following the action. hey, d-bo. deirdre? she's standing by, but apparently we are having difficulty connecting with her. the stock is up 8.7%. it has been outperforming its peers and there was that question as to whether or not -- >> could it continue. >> would the earnings report deliverer? >> well, the remaining performance obligations, which were gigantic, like, well b beyond, i think, you know, was up mildly. and that is just an enormous number. we have to see on the call. but these partnerships are interesting. i don't know how it works. i think tomorrow they're doing a -- 1:00 p.m., describing more of the aws partnership, how that works. but that -- that rpo is just tremendous. >> all right, the stock is up 9%. d-bo is on the line. we have a connection. i think you got guidance now. what is the latest here? >> i was so engrossed in the earnings call, melissa, i totally missed you guys. the ceo has just been running through it. we just got it now. i'm still trying to figure it out, but shares are holding only their gain

pardon for deirdre. she's calling media services to deal with that. and she was not on mute, so no worries. she's, she's helping out from afar. so, thank you, deirdre, for that. and i have muted her. thank you. no worries. public comment is now closed. trials. please call the roll for item four. sure. thank you for that. president juan i, vice president sullivan i commissioner john i commissioner bermejo i commissioner hunter i commissioner tompkins i commissioner yuan i. so the motion passes. next item please. next item is item five. general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. and so to that end, are there any members of the public who wish to comment on this item? madam president, we have no speakers. great. public comment is now closed. next item please. next item is item six presentation and an update on the fixed lead program. the sponsor is lowell chew energy program manager. the speaker is ryan ramos, senior energy specialist. pa

look, there's a trial that starts next week with alphabet that deirdre has been talking about, but theket, it doesn't make you a some company that's manipulating things. you can be a monopolist, but if you abuse of the monopoly, they can go after you. if the government thought there was abuse, they would have given them a subpoena. >> mike santoli is here with us, as you obviously saw, you know, circling around these companies as an issue you'll have to contend with. >> yes. it will hang over the stock or the segment of the market in part because the anxiety already is nvidia seems to be over-earning in the moment and they dominate this phase of the build-out. and can it get better than here? or it's just, you know, can it stay this good for this long? >> to your point, you're at a brokerage house, you have a hot deal. do you give the deal that does the most work, or do you give it to people who say, here, you have a hot stock. no, you give the hot stock to the best customers. how do we know that nvidia, if you buy our stuff, we'll give you the next stuff? >> this is like the good old

deirdre, what is going on with alphabet today?ll of these megacap stocks are lower, whether it's it's nvidia, ap apple, et cetera, but this one is off more than the others. >> catalyst was it 205 in it. they concluded that long-term uncertainty will keep it range bound. that said, the req latory pressure is only set to increase for google, yes, but some of the others also, into the fall. this has been weighing on google's multiple the larger fear here is antitrust pressure will weigh on google, and this speak to say mike's point from just a few moments ago. we haven't resolved that question. are we going to see the monetization of ai? that's what's dragging a lot of the megacap. >>> we have 90 seconds. a lot of these sectors closely tied to the economy are down almost the same amounts you get mize drift. >> absolutely. the defensive turn, the non-cyclicals have definitely been support. i know warren pies tas talking t how that's a rate play, and that's true. sure, megacap tech cause dominating the first half, but you also have cyc

. >> deirdre bosa., bank of america says don't buy the tech dip, you heard from savita earlier this hour. s ubis singing a different tune for getting a pullback next on "the exchange." nate jones... lines things up... checks his fidelity app... looks to outside analysts to get a second opinion. nate likes what he sees... and he places the trade... talk about easier investing. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "the exchange." earlier in the show, b of a securities savita subramanian laid out her case for why you shouldn't buy tech on this dip. my next guest is adding on the pullbacks. jason dreho from ubs global health management. good to see you. we're experiencing a rebound today and big tech, depending on how you categorize it has been in correction since mid-summer. why would you think this is an entry point and an entry opportunity? >> we like the sector, but acknowledge that the volatility is likely to remain given the concerns about the export controls and ai monetization and there are three factors when th

deirdre bosa has more. what can you tell us? >> the stock is underperforming, but zoom out. a laggard for months. over the last three months alphabet shares lower more than 9%. the rest of the magnificent 7 have fared better. the catalyst for today's move was a morgan stanley note that lowered the target on alphabet. in it, they look at different remedy scenarios in the doj/google ruling, and in the long term it will stay in the range bound. that said the regulatory pressure, kelly, it's only set to increase in the weeks ahead. tomorrow google and doj must submit a schedule for the proceedings, and appear for a status hearing next week. the most extreme scenario is a breakup of google's business. that isn't seen as likely, but investors are certainly getting over consideration that must be spent to fight these battles. that's part of the reason you're seeing the stock down so much today. >> will it be overtaken? where is the best restaurant near me? google. >> it's the existential question for google search, that is certainly factors into it. that's what investors are fearfu

sixth grade math teacher deirdre kelly has racked up 1.4 million followers for her mini math lessons.. i didn't know how to break it down to my child, and you're helping me with this. ♪ >> reporter: leslie robinson calls it her teacher tribe. ♪ >> once you feel like you have a community and a tribe, it makes it so much easier to keep going, and so i wanted to create this basically online platform of laughter and joy for teachers. >> guess what, y'all? i'm a teacher but i'm also a bus driver. the main reason for doing this sh, is i get to drive my kids on field trips kind of like ms. frizzle from "the magic school bus." >> reporter: an unintended benefit of teacher tok? >> i have had to work four jobs to keep up. now the blessing of having social media, this is my second job. >> reporter: teacher tok making back to school easier than ever for educators. >> you would be surprised the amount of people who dm me about their day. and i just respond. i want to be the virtual teacher bestie or the tribe. >> reporter: and for students. >> i'm already a teacher, but now i'm able to reach a bro

. >> wall street journal's molly ball cnn's isaac dovere, npr's deirdre walz in new york times is zolan kanno youngs. good morning to you all. thanks for being here. i let's talk about this trump comment first from this morning followed up from this late night friday post on truth social, all caps talking about women voters, clearly on donald trump's mind eve, he said the similar to what he said at the rally, you will no longer be thinking about abortion because there's now where it always had to be with the states premises is one reason why trump is trying to change his message so gene of sorts on this potent issue. he's down by 12 points to harris among likely women voters according to the new york times sienna poll. but is this the strategy that will be effective at this stage of the game? >> you know, it is not really in the political messaging one-on-one text perhaps not to tell groups how they're supposed to be thinking what they should be thinking about there's been this debate within the republican party of whether they're candidates should try to find a winning message on abort

. >> i believe i just saw deirdre brian, the head of apple retail there with him.ple in line who come here every single year. just to do what you're seeing now. meet tim cook, take a selfie with him, i talked to one guy who has been here every year, he takes work off, for example. but also i talked about the line here, compared to the last two years i stood out here for the iphone watches, a little shorter, usually around the corner, they put the spillover line, a little shorter than it is or has been the last couple of years. this is coming, of course, amid questions and mixed data about demand for this iphone 16 line. just this morning, ubs put out a note showing, again, preorder times are a lot lower than in years past. ubs called demand muted for this cycle, but also said let's wait and see, of course we're waiting for apple intelligence to launch. that's going to come next month. the first couple features of that. that is not stopping apple from marketing this, though. behind me, the entire apple store has been redone into that glowing look. you can't see it a

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