people gathered for a memorial service in the englewood station. half a century ago, sergeant john b. young was killed when people attacked the station and shot him. other officers took part in the ceremony. >> help us share the passion in the life of jack young. today i bring blessings from englewood station. >> the station located on sergeant john v. young lane. >>> happening tonight, pg&e kicks off pipeline inspections in east san jose. crews will be inspecting pipes on sections of king and story road, a very busy intersection, and it's going to be shut down from 9:00 in the evening to 6:00 in the morning. pg&e says to call them if you notice any issues with your gas service. >>> if you are in any part of santa clara, mosquito spraying will start tonight. tonight at 10:00 p.m., special trucks will drive through certain neighborhoods. spraying will last about three hours. this is the first time this is happening in these areas. sun terrace drive andr, n-95 masks are many people's go-to choice. first you should ask your doctor if it's okay to use.

cindy in englewood, new jersey. democrat. would you welcome afghan refugees in englewood?aller: yes, why not pay we are a country of immigrants. my problem is we are bringing people into this country and we have children at the borden -- at the border. we have the daca kids we do not want to accept. sure, i would bring them here, but we also need to take care of the kids at the border that americans do not want here in this country. have a nice day. host: adam care to tennessee. good morning -- adam. tennessee. good morning. caller: america is known as a melting pot. publicans think this is a race issue. this is a humanitarian issue. they do not want to bring them in here. it is selfishness. i definitely would welcome them into my community. host: adam, is there an immigrant population in fayetteville, tennessee? do you know? i've never been to fayetteville. caller: we have a lot of asians, mexicans -- we have mexicans working. i think we have a lot of illegal mexicans working around here keeping stuff going. i don't see a problem with it. i would definitely welcome them.

way, that may be the banner of the week, tlt-a-whirl, i don't know if you saw that whoever back in englewoodailed it. what's your take on the trade itself, mike, not the banner. >> yeah, so what's interesting here, of course, is that this is a way that you can make a bullish stance on tlt, while doing two things and i think both make a lot of sense here, one of them is that by selling this spread, one of the things that he's going to be able to do is essentially collect premium over time. if you own bonds, one of the things you like to do is clip coupons, and effectively that's one of the things that this trade can do the other thing, though, is that rather than simply going out and buying tlt, when you sell a debit put spread on an instrument your losses are capped at the distance between the two strikes, which i think was $5 in this case. he's risking about $3.20 per share of the tlt etf, obviously less than you would be risking if you bought tlt outright given the thesis that carter was talking about, but also just taking a look at the trade structure, i think this is a trade that makes a

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this is a high school wrestling coach from englewood florida.a walk. through about 14 states and 220n trail. the coach says he was pretty creative in the past raising any for the wrestling program there are events like holding concerts. but by hiking the a-t, he could show his team how to set goals and reach them. he set a goal of $25,000. he exceeded that. the goal is now 50,000 and still raising money and i'm sure he is probably catching up on sleep and icing his feet. >> shannon: bravo to him. we will do this again. see you back here from washington tomorrow. we did it again. verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a row. most awarded for network quality, 27 times in a row. proving once again that nobody builds networks like verizon. that's why we're building 5g right, that's why there's only one best network. okay people. oh yeah. let us begin. people!!! less with the puns. more about the

cindy in englewood, new jersey. democrat. would you welcome afghan refugees in englewood?aller: yes, why not pay we are a country of immigrants. my problem is we are bringing people into this country and we have children at the borden -- at the border. we have the daca kids we do not want to accept. sure, i would bring them here, but we also need to take care of the kids at the border that americans do not want here in this country. have a nice day. host: adam care to tennessee. good morning -- adam. tennessee. good morning. caller: america is known as a melting pot. publicans think this is a race issue. this is a humanitarian issue. they do not want to bring them in here. it is selfishness. i definitely would welcome them into my community. host: adam, is there an immigrant population in fayetteville, tennessee? do you know? i've never been to fayetteville. caller: we have a lot of asians, mexicans -- we have mexicans working. i think we have a lot of illegal mexicans working around here keeping stuff going. i don't see a problem with it. i would definitely welcome them.

she and another chicago police officer were shot last night when they pulled over a car in the englewood neighborhood on chicago's south side. the second officer is hospitalized as well and fighting for his life. two suspects have been arrested and the third is being sought. gun violence and gun death are daily threats in many neighborhoods, neighborhoods where it's easier to find the gun than to find a job. sadly, it's increasingly a a more tall threat to the chicago police officers who work in these neighborhoods. several months ago, i had an impromptu, unreported meeting with the chicago police force and invited anyone in who wanted to sit with a senator and tried to explain what's going on. eight of them showed up. they are pretty well representative of the chicago police department, black, white, and brown, male, female, hispanic, african american, young and old. and they talked about the world they lived in and how the odds were against them on the streets of chicago. the bad guys just have too damn many guns. and that is a reality. they don't buy those guns in the city of chicago,

welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square and from englewoodquick along with joe kernen andrew is off today. with all the bad headlines that we've been hearing, the u.s. equity futures have been hanging in there at this point you have to remember that both the s&p 500 and the nasdaq closed at new highs on friday and this morning there are green arrows once again. these are modest advances, but still advances in spite of the headlines coming both out of hurricane ida and afghanistan. you can see the futures are up across the board treasury yields also a little bit higher they ticked higher last week over the course of the week. the 10-year sitting at 1.315%. joe. >> the s&p and nasdaq hit new highs following fed chair jay powell's comments at jackson hole let's get to mike santoli. mike, when you were a kid, did you dread september? did you hate that song "see you in september"? do you get butterflies >> yeah. >> is it still like that >> it wasn't so much about the song that was a little bit prior to my time of being anxious about the start of s