a guy came in and said hi, i'm henry ford and i need tires and goodyear said let's help this guy out because this might turn into something. >> wow, did not know that. >> so same thing happening now. robot companies coming to goodyear and want to help financially because they need wheels as much as we move forward with technology, we still need wheels and tires. >> even the cave men knew that. >> thanks. >>> new this morning, we have seen a nationwide short anal of eggs, meat and even toilet paper. the latest to feel the supply chain, woes, craft breweries who say there's a shortage in carbon dioxide, a critical come important for beer making. they only have enough for two days of production. finding creative ways to keep up with thirst, coming up at 7:00 on today in the bay. >>> trending this morning one fan at a recent harry styles concert felt the watermelon sugar high of a life long love affair. >> it happened after the singer tossed him the mic. . >> isn't that cool? >> so cool. >> he tossed him the mic and she said yes. he sang the classic "i can't help falling in love with you

goodyear does the same thing. >> not everything has to be high-tech. you still need tires. next they're investing in hot wheels i think. thanks so much, scott. >>> during the pandemic you probably heard the taerm "the great resignation". apparently it's still going strong for some groups. more millennials are leaving their jobs, some who left moving into areas like social media or starting their own business for better pay and more flexibility. many who do leave cite mental health as a major factor or toxic work environments. if you're thinking about leaving, be prepared. >> have a plan. if you want to exit, exit but make sure you have a nest egg in place and a plan in place so that you can survive and really go for it. >> the story originally appeared on nbc-lx. you can watch the full story and others like it on nbclx.com. a lot of great longer format stories there. >> sometimes there's a different way of telling the story that makes it go home. drives it home. >>> trending this morning, two soccer playing southern california sisters are making history. even far away from

my doctor tells me i have one more goodyear. if the doctor tells you you have one more goodyear but you want to do it as opposed to something else, maybe, maybe not. these people are not cartoon characters. they are humans and they have human responses to the situation in s which they find themselves. that is how i view stephen breyer. >> i remember in the '90s as part of the research finding a letter that the chief justice had written to someone about how the help declined seriously after 81 succeeded by sandra day o'connor and i remember reading when he became ill himself said he thought it was stepping down if you were alone as the chief was was contributed and stephen breyer is one of the youngest he still has a spring in his step. we are now fully into a new term and it would be completely crazy to leave midterm and the opportunity would be at the end of the summer in june. but yet it's constantly the source of chatter. outsiders obviously liberals and democrats haven't been able to let go of it. and i hate to let go of thi

we know goodyear as it is not going to be speaking.e suspect the iaea director general might be speaking and there is the meeting tomorrow will be following and we will see what happens today. >> watching developments for us at the u.n. ukraine's soccer season kicked off this tuesday, a resumption of football but in empty stadiums with players primed to run for cover in the event of an error or artillery attack. the first game to be played. it ended 0-0. >> kicking off a new season in the shadow of war, rival players took to the field in the same uniform. their national flag. head of the match, the players held a minute of silence for those killed and a fighter from the as off battalion performed a ceremonial first cake. with no fans allowed, the stadium was empty but the game was full of symbolism. a sentiment echoed by the donetsk coach. >> football is essential for us. only for fc schechter but for the entire ukrainian premier league. helps to keep living and shows the world football goes on. >> fc schechter on donetsk had been in f

justice was desperately sick and the last year of his life and he says i'm going to hang on one more goodyear. , we're not cartoon characters we are humans and then human responses to the situation if they find themselves and that's how i view stephen breyer. >> that's a good take about david certainly the exception. i remember in the '90s my archival research and his health declined to say after you stepped on in 1981 waiting before he came ill himself in 2005 and the chief of his life at the time was contributing to a miserable life, they cannot let it go stephen breyer is one of the youngest 83 -year-olds i know he still has a spring in his step and doesn't seem to have lost what it takes to be a justice. i'm sure it's been in the lumber for him but it is a question even though we are now fully into a new term it'll be completely crazy to leave midterm in the next opportunity would be at the end of the summer in june but constantly the source of chatter, outsiders, liberals and democrats haven't been able to let go of them, i'm getting to let go of this we've gone over 45 minutes we are at

in this decade in a goodyear they would make 50% return, and even in a down cycle they will be able toover the cost of capital. quickly on the container shipping, this cycle has no parallels. the amount of money the generating in one quarter is more than put together, facebook, amazon, netflix, and google. this is the amount of super cycle have seen. yes, we will see normalcy, but for the first time i have seen such a dichotomy. how equity investors are drew -- are viewing normalcy was is what industry is telling us. so, market is convinced this industry has learned a little lesson and we will go back to the past decade's practice. many i speak with our of the view the shipping industry has learned its capacity game and probably a new normal significantly higher than the past decade. but we will be watching this very closely. david: absolutely. one estimate on this record year, $256 billion for container lines only. this is according to blue alpha capital. we are going to flash a graphic for our viewers. this is days inventory. to your earlier point, a lot of corporates and manufacture

we do not completely rethink the goodyear news from yesterday. we actually maintain that level. jeff. >> okay. sorry. first of all, on monday, sully said that my office here looked like i was a worker for marriott. listen, i thought one thing was interesting. it is really the complexion of the rally, not necessarily the levels. it is really the ark stocks that are ripping. it is palatine up 20% in two days. i don't necessarily view that is good or healthy. it is a lot of these parts of the market that are predicated upon low rates, the fed pivot, the peak inflation narrative. i don't know that is all sustainable. a couple weeks ago i mentioned this, too. try to think if we are reaching escape velocity. i talked about this 90% of stocks being above their 50 day moving average. not there. we are close, but you actually have to hit that 90% to trigger. for me, it would be very unusual to see the start of a bull market. i have a hard time getting on board with the fact that we have seen the lows. i tweeted at my own peril a week or so ago that the rally was running out of steam, but

goodyear, we're seeing -- >> yeah, we're seeing meaningful deflation in our business and 2021 was our 18 consecutive year of same store self-growth and we're well positioned to grow through various economic cycles and if you look at today where the consumer sentiment is a little bit softer than it's been, we're able to lean into value and retain the visits with guests and that deflation that you mentioned is translating to really strong cash flows for our franchisees and a record number of new units in q2, 67 new restarestarestaurants and it's p for a record year of wing stop with over 200 resta restaurantsa 13% unit growth in the inflationary environment. i think it speaks to the strength of our brand. lauren: congratulations. i think many of our viewers at home are saying, wait, i don't pay those cheap prices for chicken when i go to the food store. how is it that wing prices have come down so much? >> yeah, we've seen really strong demand particularly when other restaurants open their dining rooms, dining and behaviors improved. a lot of demand for breast meat and that's where poul

check out shares of goodyear tire riding high after beating wall street's estimates thanks to higher prices and sales volumes offsetting increases in material costs and supply chain disruptions. pricing working in its favor up 4.5%. >>> up next, former treasury secretary jack lew on how the much stronger than expected july jobs report could impact the fed's rate hike strategy the dow is unchanged new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >>> the dow is flirting with positive territory it has been a volatile day for the market on the back of that very hot jobs report this morning. it's amazing to see the resilience in stocks given we are seeing bond yields and the dollar shoot higher. the 2-year note yield 3.226 on the back of expectations the fed will have to go bigger at its september meeting and for longer even to fight off inflation. joining us in a "closing bel

taking fabricated parts from ford auto parts of ford auto body from fisher-price fisher auto body and goodyear and were manufacturing b-24s and b-25 airplanes. three weeks after and it's that that happened all over the all over the country all over the country calvinator was was a company in detroit that made women's you know appliances they made refrigerators and they made mixing bowl and and they made what do you take cake mixers? yeah like that and again in a short period of time now that they're making helmets and they're making propellers for fighter plans, but it's like that all over the countries that this this country this company that is whatever you stop making you know this thing and start making that thing and then the women in the workforce as well. i yes. yes. yes, i think i told you before melissa both my grandmothers were rosie. the riveters one was a machine gun inspector. she would stand there and a machine gun machine guns would come down the conveyor belt and she'd pick it up and she'd fire like this and she put it down and the next one would come she picked it on fire. and

there's a great -- there's a great poet that i listened to in my teens i even saw the lights of the goodyeary, i'll say derigible the ago degr anyway, i'll say derigible the ago degate seems rappoito point to higher prices. no indication yet, but we're on this razor edge. this tight market. u.s. production is going up. not going up that much i want to leave you with this. it takes 4,000 new oil wells in america -- some say just in the permean to get back to where you were from the natural drainage of wells 4,000 to stay equal. driving miles are up you were on the road recently, joe. what you said the other day hit home i've been driving back anding fo forth a lot this year in the midwest. i pay attention to cars. i'm in the market for an electric car in new jersey, teslas are like cicadas. they pop up. once you get on the highway, they're gone i drove across the midwest twice this year. i'm about ready to do it again you just don't see them. you don't see them >> i got to cut you off to get to somebody i had to cut off yesterday. we'll get to it. we come full circle. we have to get to this p