"the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >> thank you, dom. welcome to "the exchange," everybody. here's what's ahead. markets are taking the spread of covid in stride as the tech trade soars higher again today amazon crossing 3,000 a share. the nasdaq 100 is up 20% on the year are there opportunities left we do have some names. >>> plus, dickinson gets approval for a new 15-minute covid test we're going to speak to the ceo about this technology and how they plan to meet demand as cases rise across the country. >>> uber

>> dom, i'm going with momo. it's a chinese platform.ransfer both of these had unusual activity in them today, dom, so et and momo. i like both of them. they're short-term trades but i like the upside potential. >> michael farr, finally to you. what do you think for a final trade today? >> i like valmont. this is one i mentioned as a final trade before, we've talked about it before. it benefits from infrastructure. any sort of infrastructure bill, this company is well poised. 1.5% dividend, $200 stock. it's op pportunistic. >> that's "halftime report" for today. "the exchange" begins with kelly evans right now. >>> netflix, chipotle, amazon, facebook sound familiar is th they're the names hitting all-time highs every day tesla is in 45% in cessation >>> plus the social media giants are taking a stand in hong kong, but are they on a collision course with the world's biggest consumer market, china we're going to look at how this could impact their botto

seema. >> reporter: hey, dom. the hospitality industry is not expected to fully recover until a covid-19 vaccine hits the market extended stay hotel rooms tend to be larger, offer a kitchen setup and less interaction with staff and other people they're also generally located in suburban and highway locations which are convenient for customers that drive rather than fly data from sdr show they've consistently outperformed other types of hotels. in may occupancy rising to 51% compared to the 33% average for all u.s. hotels. brands that are benefitting from this growing trend, hilton's homewood suites, extended stay america, marriott's residence inn. if this trend lasts, it could change the type of hotels developers build in the past it was less on the room and investing in food and beverage and the lobby social distancing and masks could make the constructs of the hotel room more important than the public space dom. >> seema, this is interesting. this is all a play on whether or not the regime, the so-to-speak new w

it's "rapid fire" and joining me are dom chu, kate rogers and john sullivan. you just heard sue say papa john's is looking to hire 10,000 more people. the stock has been on fire, up 50%. compare it with mcdonald's it's flat. what's the main difference here? mcdonald's should be doing extremely well because of the drive-throughs, right? >> definitely we're waiting to hear from mcdonald's i think you've heard consumers gravitate toward delivery and carryout mcdonald's has a robust drive-through sales, but i think people are leaning very heavily right now on delivery, and that's why you've seen not one, but two, major hiring announcements from papa john's during the pandemic hiring 10,000 workers each time we've also heard from domino's and chipotle as people really tend to gravitate toward these names that have robust carryout and delivery systems the difference is that mcdonald's works with the agitators and papa john's does it on their own. >> should we rely on this carryout and delivery or the sandbox from within? >> if i was a mcdonald's franchise, i would t

he'll join us to explain dom chu is here to talk about the action dom? >> you're seeing a move flat on the day. we've seen gains and losses for most of the industries the dow industrials at highs today. we're up about 206 points. better data on jobs, private payroll specifically, some better data on a manufacturing environment in america, helping to propel some of those gains. meanwhile you have increasing trade tensions apparently with china coming up again, so all of those play in the trade overall right now. take look at these because fedex shares soaring today. those earnings results really helping to shape up the transportation stock here about 12% of the session so far. that was at one point helping to propel some of the dow gains transportation etf ticker. fedex a huge stock to watch, a best performer today and we're watching what's happening with facebook. the social media giant is taking some steps to go over its response to its platform, what it's doing in terms of its message. the stock subpoena aboutis up at now. remember, we've seen volatili

dom chu with the news there. meanwhile, apple is set to report earnings after the bell the shares are slightly higher today ahead of those results that means up 30% this year. they have recently hit an all-time high. josh lipton is here with the key numbers to watch. >> that's right. apple stock has enjoyed a strong run here, climbing about 30% in the past three months alone, though some pressure here recently, down about 6% from the most recent all-time high hit on july 13th. so what to watch for in this print. the focus will be on iphone revenue, maybe even more so than usual, becausen don't think you're going to get guidance today. the expectation is for $22.4 billi billion in the quarter 689 suggesting that the annual iphone phone release is still largely on track services revenue the street thinking will clock in at 13.2 billion. morgan stanley estimated the app store did grow 30% in the june quarter, its fastest quarterly growth in thee years as more of us stay home due to the pandemic that's another questi

it's up 6% think about this, dom.y vacations are people not taking what do they do, they want to feel good about themselves, they go into target, shelter-in-place, stock up on everything target had. it was essential, it was open, it had quality goods i would still be in the name i would be in the name this is the only spot i want to be in in retail with a handful of others, ross, tj maxx, but definitely trade it, target. >> i'm grabbing a suitcase of budweiser to sit by the grill. the bottom line for me at target is all those sales they put forward during covid-19 i think were largely either commodity staples and low margin items the stock is effectively at two year highs again, in an environment where i don't know that their core consumer is going to be in the same position once we get through stimulus again, the organic sales growth that we saw from the last quarter is not coming back fade it. >> there you go. now over to our own star spangled stud, brian kelly, bk, nothing says america like unlimited breadsticks. l

dom sibley has got there!could see what it meant. a triumph of character and concentration and his second test match century, just when his team needed it. stokes did his best to follow him but the lunch break came too soon. stokes tantalisingly on 99 at the interval. not the prettiest morning's cricket but still, very much england's. andy swiss, bbc news. she became the first woman to receive the yachtsman of the year trophy and skippered the first all—female crew in the whitbread round the world yacht race, and for her accomplishments she was awarded an mbe. but now, in order to support her own charity during these difficult times caused by coronavirus, tracy edwards is selling some of her medals. duncan kennedy is at a marina at hamble just outside southampton. yes, maiden, the yacht involved remains one of the most famous in the world, skippered as you said, by tracy edwards, 30 years ago. she's been using at the past few years, taking it around the world to inspire girls but the problem is covid—19 has se

dom sibley‘s got there.ricket‘s first biosecure centurion, after nearly eight hours of painstaking patience. and then it was his partner's turn — a more audacious way to reach 100. but this is ben stokes. and after some brief celebrations, it was time for some fun. lovely shot. the sight of stokes cutting loose is perhaps the most thrilling in cricket. indeed, there was one particular flourish which wouldn't have looked out of place on a golf course. sibley‘s attempts to follow suit were not quite as successful. gone for 120, but what character and concentration he'd showed. stokes, it seemed, was heading for a double century but, finally, the west indies got their man. his 176 deserved a thunderous ovation, but with no fans, of course, this would have to do. the entertainment, though, certainly wasn't over. as england twhacked their way to a total of 469, still three days to go, but the west indies' hopes may have already vanished out of sight. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's lo

i want to clarify that we are not in a not for dom style scenario even the cathedral fire which took place in 1972 following that incident the roof was redone with concrete reinforcement it was completed to a high standard. at this stage the only major structural damage seems to be to the cathedral which dates from the 17th century a fortunate escape for one of france's great cultural treasures. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world protesters in the suburbs of paris took to the streets today to mark the 4th anniversary of the death of a black man and police custody. died on his 24th birthday and 2016 after being arrested and circumstances that still today remain unclear senses death chary has become an important symbol for france's anti-racism movement. beachfront home owners north. sydney australia been ordered to evacuate with their houses in danger of collapsing into the sea severe storms have whipped up waves that have washed away parts of the coast some residents are hoping to save their homes by propping them up with concrete pylons. the u

we'll talk about jofra archer in a minute — but let's start with dom sibley because it's not everydayd he's steadied england on day one along with ben stokes 7 yes, though he has been dropped ice, he has been excellent for england, saw it at the top of the line up in jess's eighth tests match up. saw it at the top of the line up in jess's eighth tests match up. they lost early wickets with two batman falling before the lunch break leaving england in a precarious 9—2. joe rouche showed some resilience... stokes and sibley put on close to 100 runs and they... they could've perhaps made more breakthroughs that they have not made so far today, just look out at the scoreboard which tells me 183—3 for england. just look out at the scoreboard which tells me 183—3 for englandlj think which tells me 183—3 for england.” thinkjofra archer has taken 30 wickets in a test matches for ink and then they would've loved to have had them out there for this one but instead he will be watching from isolation. he is over on the far side of the crowd in one of those hotel rooms watching on because he's not

dom sibley‘s got there. a more audacious way to reach 100. but this is ben stokes. and after some brief celebrations, it was time for some fun. lovely shot. the sight of stokes cutting loose is perhaps the most thrilling in cricket. indeed, there was one particular flourish which wouldn't have looked out of place on a golf course. sibley‘s attempts to follow suit were not quite as successful. gone for 120, but what character and concentration he'd showed. stokes, it seemed, was heading for a double century but, finally, the west indies got their man. his 176 deserved a thunderous ovation, but with no fans, of course, this would have to do. as england twhacked their way to a total of 469, still three days sam curran oblige. not outs the empire but the replay showed it was heading in england had their breakthrough made they belonging to them and not for the first time to him. andy swiss, bbc news. plenty more on the bbc sport website, but that's all the sport for now. hello there. a good chunk of england and w

with that, kari, back over to you. >>> thank you, dom. i'm monitoring the weather conditions near the crews fire just to the east of gilroy. and we have some ures are in high humidity so helpfully that will help with some containment. we'll talk about the rest of the bay area and where our temperatures are headed coming up next. >>> and it's a smooth drive right now around the bay. i'll talk about the closure we had in oakland. a string of work going on over there on the nimitz. we'll see if there's any slowing. >>> well, a good morning to you on this tuesday, 4:45. taking a live look out at sfo. where are you going today? probably nowhere. you know what, last night i was looking at my frequent flier miles, wow. i'm trying to stay in a certain area, you know, but i don't know if that will happen. >> you want to keep your status. there are so many other numbers going up, up, up. >> oh, well. hopefully. we've got beautiful weather right here in the bay area. kari, i mean, we are dealing with smoke right now from the fires but it is a beauti

also want to talk to dom dom's coming back. melissa, are you there sorry. >> yeah, i'm here. i'm here no, no problem we're watching raytheon shares up by 2% we'll talk to dom later on for more of today's earnings, let's bring in greg branch a partner at 1847 financial and mike santoli, cnbc senior market commentator. mike, we have a smattering of earnings so far. it's been quite a mixed bag. no surprise. many companies are still withholding guidance for the rest of the year really this is all sort of no surprise here for the markets. nothing new. >> not much new. the market has essentially written off this quarter in terms of being any progress towards the longer term earnings targets. for an example, mcdonald's missing slightly 66 cents was it going to be 71 cents? in february it was $2.17 the market has said, mcdonald's, it's retaining employee shares however, mcdonald's is an instrument where you can get 2 1/2 percent dividend the big growth stocks are beneficiaries of this environment. i think it's pretty much a steady state during this earnings season where the 12-month

and dom is back with more of those stories. >> disney reportedly slashed it's ad spending on facebook amid the growing boycott by major brands upset by how the social media giant is handling hate speech and offensive content on the platforms it was the biggest u.s. advertiser on facebookin the first half of this year. facebook shares off about 1% in the premarket trade right now. ebay is in advanced talks to sell it's classified ads unit as it focussing on its core marketplace business and the business is expected to sell for roughly $8 billion. the bill could be announced soonts tod in the shares today walmart will require all customers to wear a mask or face coverings of some sort in all walmart and sams club stores starting today face coverings have already been required in 2-thirds of locations. they were there as part of a policy cvs will also require masks in all stores starting today as well brian, i'll send things back over to you. >> no, no, no. we're not done because i have two things to say to you one thing to say and one question are you ready? >> okay. >> number one, numb

george and his assistant of now being the dom saying in that truck for hours. through it i like my job. i was just in a pod on. my desktop i had a drug that i could write and driving since i was young. when i was 12 i could already drive been the gonna vote mccain a fossil i republished molly nigeria easy area. all these years of driving have taught george patience lots of it especially when it comes to crossing borders. about this that we have to go and check in. georgia 2 sisters don't arrive in a flower a town on the border with togo. to . evolve if you like the customs officers will check the goods. they want to check that stuff hasn't gone off and make people say if it was like there. was some level but. george takes his place among the hundreds of other trucks waiting to be inspected some of been stuck here for weeks the customs officers work at their own pace as drivers wait patiently. along it may take everything will get to where it needs to go to get. back into cocoa plantation jeff is also preparing to go to tokyo he's located much closer to the bord

with half centuries from ben stokes and dom sibley. england finished on 207/3.omy skies over old trafford, but that was the least of england's worries after an extraordinary, early morning twist. jofra archer is one of their biggest stars. it emerged after the first test in southampton he'd stopped off at his home in brighton. the players were supposed to drive straight to manchester so as not to jeopardise their bio—secure bubble. when his driving detour came to light, archer was told to isolate for five days, but he was excluded from the team. jofra realises that obviously what he did was wrong, he's very remorseful for that and we will support him. but ultimately we are grateful to the west indies for the way they have taken that and obviously a breach of any protocol when we are trying to keep a bio—safe environment is not acceptable. this series is only really happening because of the strict bio—secure conditions in place. here at old trafford the players are once again cocooned behind closed doors. in a statement jofra archer said he'd let both teams down,

george and his assistant of now being dom saying in that trunk but how it's. different really i like my job i was a pest and. my dad taught me to drive if i could on my driving since i was young. when i was 12 i could already drive not been the gonna for can a fossil hybrid polished molly nigeria easy area. all these years of driving have taught george patience lots of it especially when it comes to crossing borders. about this that we have to go and check in. georgia enters a system to arrive in a fall a town on the border with togo. to . evolve if you like the customs officers will check the goods and accomplish that area you want to check that stuff has a bit gone off and make people sick but i do glad you did if it was up to 70 if. the stuff. george takes his place among the hundreds of other trucks waiting to be inspected some have been stuck here for weeks the customs officers work at their own pace as drivers wait patiently drive along it may tank 'd everything will get to where it needs to go to get. back in the car plantation jeff is also preparing to

we'll see if any kind of action happens for 3m going into the next quarter >> thank you, dom. the outlook is getting less clear for corporate america. they were hoping for a pickup in the second half of the year, but xerox is now becoming in question xerox said the continued uncertainty around the spread and resurgence of the virus has changed our prior expectation for an inflection point following the second quarter according accordingly, we now expect a slower pace of gradual recovery in the second half of the year neal, i'll begin with you. what is your expectation fort back half, or is it even possible to have one >> i think there is, kelly you have to look at it in terms of how a manager manages his money. this is where an active manager takes advantage of the index with this coronavirus pandemic that we have, there is a lot of opportunities, because what you're looking for is personal trades that are changing so you look at people that are staying home, remodeling, putting in garden beds, finding appliances, so like a whirlpool. or you're looking at people moving out of

so the strength here in drugs. >> thank you, dom. we'll keep a close eye on those markets. >>> meanwhile the dollar is hovering around two-year lows today and it's on track to post its biggest monthly drop in a decade let's get to rick santelli rick >> there's so many strange things going on whether it's the dollar or the conditions driving gold let's find out exactly what is going on with the dollar index look at this chart this chart goes back to 1979 you see the all-time high there around 160 plus. it's started to deteriorate. you could argue it's been in deterioration mode ever since. conditions are so different. look at gold this chart starts in 1979. i was in the pits then gold traded up over $800 the problem is we had to wait 27 years to take a profit it wasn't until 2007, gold took that price out, and you see that gold really is a religion. open up the chart to present obviously the left side disappears even with this high prices realized whether it was the dollar or interest rates, look at tenure rates from 1979. they're at

england have named dom bess as their number one spinner, for their long—awaited return to test cricketwest indies starting next wednesday in southampton. he's been selected ahead ofjack leach and moeen ali. there's a 13—man squad, with an extra reserve list. with more, here's our cricket correspondent, jonathan agnew. this is a bigger squad than england ta ke this is a bigger squad than england take on winter tours, but such is the uncertainty over ernest, despite being locked in a bio bubble, that nine players will be in return. it is interesting to see who has failed to make either squad. moeen ali has failed, for example. 0n the other hand, dom bess is rewarded for his successful trip, dispatching bleach to the reserves, while ruth's absence for this reserve means others will take the other batting spots. it's half time in the early match in the english premier league, and brighton have taken the lead at bottom side norwich — leandro trossard with the goal. you can follow that much online. there are four more matches today — and leicester's game against crystal palace will go ahead

dom and i were talking about the special relationship, days like today translates the ability to have candid discussions on important that cut to the heart of how we can secure freedom for our two countries and be forces for good around the world. sec. raab: we are taking a couple questions. reporter: [indiscernible] why have you turned a blind eye? [indiscernible] sec. raab: you mentioned the suggestion that the u.k. actively avoided investigating russia. that wasn't in the report. .p.was the comment of one m we categorically reject that. if you look, we've got a long period recognizing the significant threat posed by russia to the u.k. russia is a top national security priority. we call out russia when it is necessary in relation to the cyber attacks on facilities in the u.s., the u.k., and canada. we are not for a second complacent about the threat russia poses. the question was about whether we would like the u.k. to do more to confront china. we don't think about it that way. we think the entire world needs to work together to ensure that every country, including china, behave in

dom sibley‘s got there.t was his partner's turn — a more audacious way to reach 100. but this is ben stokes. and after some brief celebrations, it was time for some fun. lovely shot. the sight of stokes cutting loose is perhaps the most thrilling in cricket.

and a lot of that has to do with dom passing away. changed completely after that had happened. lemonis: you're sort of inching your way back in, aren't you? yeah, you are. can i, just away from everybody, chat with you and your wife, if that's okay? you know, oftentimes people call me to get involved in their business for different reasons, to help them solve money issues, help them scale their business. i'm not sure which boxes i'm checking in this moment, but it's clear to me that debbie just checked one for me -- that there's some family issues here. debbie gave me the impression that you and doug don't really talk that much anymore. how did things erode with doug? debbie #1: he asked for burbank. lemonis: he said, "i want it, or i'm out of here"? dino: yeah. debbie #1: yeah. he was going to quit. lemonis: what led to all that? dino: well, basically, for us, it started when dom died. ♪ debbie #1: we buried him on thursday. we were back to work on friday. lemonis: how did your son die, if i may ask? debbie #1: an overdose of cocaine

here are not really here the smoke pouring from the building has brought back memories of the not true dom fire in paris last year but this is not the 1st time the cathedral in north has gone up in flames fire crews stressed the situation this time was not as severe i want to clarify that we are not in a not for dam style scenario even the cathedral fire which took place in 1972 following that in fact in the roof was redone with concrete reinforcement and was completed to a high standard officials pinpointing the start of the fire so it began at 2 sites either side at the navy with the 3rd point at the cathedral organ which was obliterated by the blaze it looks like the building of voided significant structural damage a fortunate escape from one of france's great cultural treasures. and parts of china it's been running almost continuously since the end of june all regions along the 6000 kilometer yangtze river are under water dozens of people have been killed and businesses left completely devastated. chinese social media footage offers an unfiltered look at the devastating floods and tire

this is a prestigious project the basilica of son danny is on to the not true dom and it's where most of france's monarchs were buried. including henry the 2nd in katherine timothy cheney and louis the 16th and mary antonette. the reconstruction is 2 to last 11 years and set to cost around $28000000.00 euros. so you won't either. it's a sanctuary in poland that's at risk of becoming a disaster zone the centaurs foundation in the country's west is a safe haven for rescued animals over the years they say they have saved nearly $1200.00 horses from the slaughterhouse well the foundation is dependent on donations but due to the coronavirus the money has stopped coming and it's a heartbreaking reality for veronica neighbor rock who works at the foundation she hopes the horses can be saved from a cruel face. these animals have finally find a safe haven here at the largest horse century in europe. more than $500.00 horses belong to the centaurs foundation is just. something. some of the disposed we have nearly $400.00 hectares of land available.

bodies that you hear the smoke pouring from the building has brought back memories of the not true dom fire in paris last year but this is not the 1st time the cathedral unarmed has gone up in flames fire crews stressed the situation this time was not as severe. i want to clarify that we are not in a not trying to amstel scenario even the cathedral fire which took place in 1972 following that in for then the roof was redone with concrete reinforcement and was completed to a high standard officials pinpointing the start of the fire so it began at 2 sites either side of the nave with the 3rd point at the cathedral organ which was obliterated by the blaze. it looks like the building of voided significant structural damage a fortunate escape from one of france's great cultural treasures. and now some other stories making news around the world several 1000 anti-government protesters have rallied in thailand's capital bangkok to call for a new constitution new elections and an end to repressive laws the demonstration was the biggest of its kind since the government announced a state of emerg

as a palm health institute and dom's dot in southwest germany project ahead on q. is testing such a voice id system minded my voice is my password to. a company for instance a bank has his voice samples just as they would for a customer the company software created a biometric profile from his voice sample with more than 100 identifying characteristics such as pitch or rhythm. lynched and when logging in view of what use the program compares the voice speaking with the stored profile if they match the customer's granted access. but what if somebody uses a digitally manipulated voice. key larry bird or similar programs have not yet reached a level of protection to be able to accurately recreate a local melody and all the characteristics of a human being's voice. but not all experts are convinced voice verification systems are safe. to air her and me i see voice is an interesting addition it's just it's not just concepts into right now i wouldn't use my voice for banking and so on and survive actually in the studio and i just know the technology is only just getting

this is a prestigious project the basilica of sundin is on to the not true dom and it's where most of france's monarchs were buried. including 100 the 2nd in katherine timothy cheney and louis the 16th and mary antonette. the reconstruction is due to last 11 years and set to cost around $28000000.00 euros. so you want. it's a sanctuary in poland that's at risk of becoming a disaster zone the centaurs foundation in the country's west is a safe haven for rescued animals over the years they say they have saved nearly $1200.00 horses from the slaughterhouse well the foundation is dependent on donations but due to the coronavirus the money has stopped coming in it's a heartbreaking reality for veronica neighbor rock who works at the foundation she hopes the horses can be saved from a cruel face. these animals have finally find a safe haven here at the largest horse sanctuary in europe. more than $500.00 horses belong to the centaurus foundation is just. in something called.

you know try don how is that affecting people well absolutely everybody here is thinking of not to dom and what happened there about a year ago when the roof was damaged when part of the upper wards of that cathedral were damaged and the big spike came crashing down now the fire at the north cathedral is a bit different because there was another fire at the same cathedral in 72 and after that the roof got fortified with concrete so it looks like the damage is kind of limited there however this really raises questions about how france is protecting protecting its historical buildings and as one person put it today on t.v. france is no for its beautiful cathedrals so many people here thinking that maybe the government should put more money into protecting and preserving these cathedrals thank you very much for staying on top of this for us from paris. now an update on developments in the corona virus pandemic all around the globe more than 14000000 people have been infected worldwide nearly 600000 have died from cove and 19 that's according to johns hopkins university in the u.s. in the

a duck for dom sibley. the west indies clearly meant business.ng their new cult hero, 6'6" 22—stone rahkeem cornwall. minimal run—up but maximum spin. commentator: beauty! england's problems soon deepened. captainjoe root needlessly run out, while ben stokes was clean bowled. no heroics today. and soon cornwall was centre stage again. commentator: 0h, what a grab that is. a brilliant catch off rory burns, while wearing two hats as well! the west indies had well and truly seized initiative. butjust when england needed him, 0llie pope led a rousing fight back. an unbeaten 91 from him whilejos buttler also have some fun. cornwall the bowler, probably where this was heading had the advertising hoardings not got in the way. buttler also reached his half—century by the close as the pair turned the tide. what threatened to be a punishing day for england was ultimately a promising one. commentator: lovely shot. andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. good evening, i'm asad ahmad. hello to

well absolutely everybody here is thinking of not to dom and what happened there about a year ago when the roof was damaged when part of the upper wounds of that cathedral or damage and the big spike came crashing down now the fi at the north cathedral is a bit different because there was another fire at the same cathedral in $72.00 and after that the roof got fortified with concrete so it looks like the damage is kind of limited there however this really raises questions about how france is protected protecting its historical buildings and as one person put it today on t.v. france is no for its beautiful cathedrals so many people here thinking that maybe the government should put more money into protecting and preserving these cathedrals lisa thank you very much 1st thing on top of this for us from paris in the u.s. city of portland oregon black lives matter protesters and federal law enforcement officials clashed again overnight the city's mayor is demanding that the federal agents be removed after reports of them driving around in unmarked cars and seizing demonstrators off the stre

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dom sibley also completed a century, with england declaring on 469 for 9. the west indies finished the day on 32—1. leeds united are a premier league team once again. formerly one of england's biggest clubs, the yorkshire side has been out of the top flight for 16 years. but a 2—1 defeat for championship rivals west brom at huddersfield tonight secured leeds‘ promotion, as katie gornall reports. so close, they could almost touch it. last night, leeds put themselves on the brink of promotion. tonight, west brom's failure to beat huddersfield made it official. after 16 years, leeds united are back in the premier league. the history of leeds united is peppered with soaring highs and crushing lows. one of the biggest clubs in britain in the 1970s, in 1992 they became the last champions of the old first division and at the turn of the century were one of the most exciting teams in the top flight. full—back danny mills had a front row seat. nobody deserves to be there, you have to earn the right. that's what they've done. i think the energy that they play with, t

at the other end dom sibley got stuck in, not pretty, but hugely effective with an unbeaten 86.kes also reached his half—century by the close as the pair turned an unpromising day into an excellent one. after all that pre—match travel drama, it's england in the driving seat. andy swiss, bbc news. now, it's a mission to unlock more secrets of the sun. the british—built solar orbiter spacecraft, which launched earlier this year, has taken the closest pictures of the sun ever. thejoint mission between nasa and the european space agency is studying the inner workings of the sun in unprecedented detail, and finding out more about how it affects us here on earth. here's our science correspondent, rebecca morelle. our sun is seen in remarkable close—up detail. these images taken by a solar orbiter reveal something we'd never seen before, small solar flares across the whole surface, which scientists have called campfires. seeing these images for the first time was breathtaking and when we look at the sun in these images we are able to see explosions happening all throughout the sun's at

i want to clarify that we are not in a not sure dom style scenario even the cathedral fire which took place in 1972 following that incident the roof was redone with concrete reinforcement it was completed to a high standard officials pinpointing the start of the fire so it began at 2 sites either side of the nave with the 3rd point at the cathedral organ which was obliterated by the place. it looks like the building who did significant structural damage before china to escape from one of france's great cultural treasures. and now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world protesters in the suburbs of paris took to the streets today to mark the 4th anniversary of the death of a black man in police custody. died on his 24th birthday in 2016 after being arrested in circumstances that still today remain unclear since his death trial rain has become an important symbol for france's anti-racism movement. beachfront home owners north of sydney australia have been ordered to evacuate with their houses in danger of collapsing into the sea severe storms have whi

it was such a bad time march 23rd at the lows how is it possible that we test it again >> well, dom, thanks for having me on this morning yes, in my notes to you i did mention that we possibly could retest the march 23rd low of 2237 but the farther away that we get from that, and we're about three or four months away from that, it becomes less likely and on balance, i am very optimistic and positive on stocks right now but i think that it is good to remind clients that retesting lows in a market rally is always a possibility. >> let's say it is a possibility. what exactly would have to stack up, what kinds of events would have to happen because there has to be a lot of them for us to really go back that low to the depths of that kind of markets that we saw during the height of a pandemic. i mean, it seems as that they would have to get a massive resurgence and huge economic shutdown, both things by the way that, yes, are a possibility but most experts believe will not happen >> well, yeah, and i would tend to agree with you. we are in -- we're in a very strong economic recovery right

next was dom bess.uddenly turned towards the west indies. england's lead is far from comfortable. any result is still possible. it was wet and it was wild. but today lewis hamilton was in his element — giving us a masterclass in wet weather driving during qualifying at styrian grand prix. he had the fastest time in all three sessions. taking pole ahead of red bull's max verstappen who later admitted he couldn't see a thing in the treacherous conditions. nick parrot was watching. no circuit has held two races in a formula i season prior to this year. formula i season prior to this year. for those thinking that might be boring, the weather solved that. rain delayed things for 46 minutes, but the action was worth waiting for. britain's george russell has been hampered by his slow williams but he skilfully guided it six places higher than last week. heading in the opposite direction was charles leclerc, warned for breaking coronavirus rules and then penalised for impeding another driver in the second sessio

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let's get to dom >> oil prices are higher, relativiely calm to close out th week wti $40. world benchmark futures $42. a weaker u.s. dollar has proved to be a bit of a upside driver after weaker economic data out of the u.s. this week. back over the you. >>> thank you. it's a debate happening all over the country right now. should schools reopen or stay closed here in new jersey we're starting to see a significant up tick in covid cases again. the 7-day average of hospitalizations climbing more than 120%. this is why our next guest says it's unsafe to reopen schools here in september. do you mean you want it to be 100% virtual >> thank you for having me yes. we believe that would be the safest way to start the school year virtually >> why does it seem like parents are pushing for schools to be open but teachers are pushing for them to stay closed? >> like a will the of issues today. salespeople are split. teachers are split parents are split. people all around the conditiun but i think it's important to listen to the experts. the experts are the educators. when it comes to

opener dom sibley has reached his century, with ben stokes closing in on his, he's on 99, as englandnings score. west indies lead i—o in the three—test series. there's a huge game at the bottom of the premier league tonight, i6th—placed west ham take on i7th—placed watford. they're both only three points clear of the relegation zone. watford have won their last two matches, while west ham go into the game having picked up seven points from their last 12. we have to try and stay in front, work to do everything to be in that position. we hoped we would get there. i would position. we hoped we would get there. iwould rather position. we hoped we would get there. i would rather be in our position in a couple of other teams‘, that is for sure, but we haven‘t done thejob teams‘, that is for sure, but we haven‘t done the job yet, the players are aware of that and we have to at least win another game. they're doing what we're doing, fighting for their lives, that's what i would expect. they've got good players, they've find some decent form of late and i'm sure david will be expecting a toug

"the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >> thank you, dom. welcome to "the exchange," everybody. here's what's ahead. markets are taking the spread of covid in stride as the tech trade soars higher again today amazon crossing 3,000 a share. the nasdaq 100 is up 20% on the year are there opportunities left we do have some names. >>> plus, dickinson gets approval for a new 15-minute covid test we're going to speak to the ceo about this technology and how they plan to meet demand as cases rise across the country. >>> uber meets with post mates that's all ahead in "rapid fire" today. we have bob sesoni to walk us through it bob? >> we are up but not like we were earlier today they are relying on mega tech work from home to essentially power the market forward it is indeed doing that but at the cost of a few soldiers that were really important early on let me show you the sectors today. yes, tech is moving, but the other two, essentially tech sectors consumer discretion. as you can see, s&p 500 was up more than 50 points, but tech consumer service

this is a prestigious project the basilica of sundin is owned to the not true dom and it's where most of france's monarchs were buried. including henry the 2nd and katherine to meet each other with the 16th and marian tonight. the reconstruction is due to last 11 years and set to cost around $28000000.00 euros. the new one up on. it's a sanctuary in poland that's at risk of becoming a disaster zone the centaurs foundation in the country's west is a safe haven for rescued animals over the years they say they have saved nearly $1200.00 horses from the slaughterhouse well the foundation is dependent on donations but due to the coronavirus the money has stopped coming in it's a heartbreaking reality for veronica neighbor rock who works at the foundation she hopes the horses can be saved from a cruel face. these animals have finally found a safe haven here at the largest for century in europe. more than $500.00 horses belong to the centaurus foundation is just. in something called. the climate are disposed we have nearly $400.00 hectares of land available plus an area for the winter this a

missing the center rived from a fruit found at every market stall the cocoa fruit at santa doesn't dom fold until it has been processed. ghana is the world's 2nd biggest producer of coca hundreds of trucks transported across the country before it's exported all over the while. but most locals like biko have never tasted it. all good point is blue dog because obama it's. all for example if you come at a black cat google farm easier. to. know what you're going to see some of the dublin involved. some of the obama. that you're juggling the ball didn't test if you mean will be involved. in. the eco shuttles between dozens or warehouses along the road he wants for the state which buys for most all of the calcutta produced by the region's farmers. who. are going to kill is the reason i bought. 65 percent of that is the but this. was. cocoa sales represent percent of ghana's gross domestic product but the locals rarely see any of the prop. fits and that day to day lives. i'm well i think. it was i. the roads leading to the warehouse is a rundown. ready to go because he said good luck in that

thankfully the situation is not as bad as last year's blaze of course were run by a power says not to dom as the fire was contained much faster meaning there's a lot less damage however unfortunately the cathedral's historic organ day to move the way back to the 17th century was completely destroyed and investigation is underway over suspected also at malta 3 separate outbreaks a fire was identified but the local prosecutor noted there were no signs of any break at. all that's a wrap for us our team has many more stories that so take a peek at all. you. know my his tongue is a mighty i'm not one. of them so i just wanna. have a time about what it was it was a good time that was in a sense as a bomb was more about. what we were doing this i didn't. see in the cartoon you can but i'm before but i caught on to him but i. knew now by now i'm body i'm not one that. joins me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to get off of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you that. won't come well mehrdad through the night there's a show where americans

say fine for me the situation is not as bad as the last rubber pools the blaze at power says not to dom as the files contain much false to this time around meaning there's a lot less damage how about the cathedral's historic day to back to the 17th century was completely destroyed and investigation is underway over suspected also and all to 3 separate outbreaks of identified bought the local prosecutor noted there were no signs of any break. that's all from me for today nicky hour and will be here at the top of the hour with your latest political news update so enjoy and how about. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person those with. thinks. we dare to ask. 50 for drugs and more than once. 1300 military personnel are headed to you'll some air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says

dom chu joins us with more on those numbers. some other names that are out this morning dom?s hold those for one second because we do have news this morning of some of those business earnings reports. i'll focus on some of the dow components take a look at what's happening with caterpillar shares. up almost $4 which means 30 or 35 points in terms of the overall dow jones nuls up 3% here beat on the bottom and top lines for caterpillar. better than expected results there. they are not going to give it a guidance, any kind of a forecast for the rest of the year because of the effects of covid. caterpillar up 3%. that's one to watch, dow component. another to watch is what's happening with merck you mentioned pfizer and everything else. merck was better than expected in terms of results. they also under their full year guidance for profits and revenues helped along with their k keytruda then another dow component out in the last few minutes, that's chevron. those shares lower they posted a lower than expected loss. he sees the effects of could he vird 1d, through the very earlie

united states is going to do a lot of effort lot of effort in coercing and convincing its allies to dom who are way which is a reputational blue for china you know this is this is it's brad this is a chinese brown and an economic boom and you know just just to add insult to injury trump has come out and said that what is happening who are way being kicked out of the united states out of europe is he's achievement we convinced many countries many countries and i did this myself for the most part not to use while way. because we think it's an unsafe security risk it's a big security risk one thing you can say about the chinese. never rush the never recklessly always wait it out eats like a characteristic so we can expect a response you have chinese press coming out and saying that you know action needs to be taken we need to assure them that we can't be bullied this easily so we can expect the response from china and now it's going to be a response on 2 fronts 1st what's happening in hong kong and what is happening to our way which is being the century removed from western markets by the