commissioner griffin seconds the motion. the motion to remove 7c, commissioner anderson. >> aye. >> commissioner griffin. >> aye. >> commissioner lallisy. >> aye. >> jones. >> aye. >> commissioner louie. >> aye. >> commissioner mazzola. >> i don't think there needs a second on a process. any commissioner can remove any item. >> i will doublecheck. i want to make sure that is correct. it doesn't happen that often. thank you. everyone knows how this works. what we will do is vote on the consent calendar as a whole. two things are removed 7a and d. then go to those removed. 7b. the item is removed and staff can be present to as questions or make statement. then i believe staff from item c are also on the call to answer questions. would anyone like to make a motion to approve consent calendar. >> so moved. >> second. on the consent calendar. >> anderson. >> aye. >> griffin. >> aye. >> hallisey. >> aye. >> jupiter jones. >> aye. >> commissioner louie. >> aye. >> commissioner mazzola. >> aye. >> i am supposed to take public commen

we're here with blake griffin. say you're known as a very funny comedian as well in your own right i would say -- who is -- who do you think the comedian equivalent of you is like who's at good at basketball as a comedian as you --? is it sandler? is that the best we have to offer? >> i mean, i would take that in a heartbeat. >> seth: yeah. >> he's also a good basketball player >> seth: that's what i mean. so he has to be a comedian who is as good at basketball as you a basketball player are as comedy >> wow okay, i'll take that yeah, i like it. i'll take it thank you. >> seth: but i was seeing on twitter there was -- somebody showed up at a nets' press conference and asked kevin durant some questions. and it turned out it was david letterman. >> yeah, i was -- i was walking the hall -- media day is just crazy. everybody is going everywhere. i was walking the hallway to go to one of my next stations and this guy turns a corner. i kind of look up, i don't even see his face or his profile. he's just kind of walking a

commissioner griffin seconds the motion.e 7c, commissioner anderson. >> aye. >> commissioner griffin. >> aye. >> commissioner lallisy. >> aye. >> jones. >> aye. >> commissioner louie. >> aye. >> commissioner mazzola. >> i don't think there needs a second on a process. any commissioner can remove any item. >> i will doublecheck. i want to make sure that is correct. it doesn't happen that often. thank you. everyone knows how this works. what we will do is vote on the consent calendar as a whole. two things are removed 7a and d. then go to those removed. 7b. the item is removed and staff can be present to as questions or make statement. then i believe staff from item c are also on the call to answer questions. would anyone like to make a motion to approve consent calendar. >> so moved. >> second. on the consent calendar. >> anderson. >> aye. >> griffin. >> aye. >> hallisey. >> aye. >> jupiter jones. >> aye. >> commissioner louie. >> aye. >> commissioner mazzola. >> aye. >> i am supposed to take public comment on consent calenda

and trying to make a scandal out of this is because it's ken griffin whose benefit ing and a lot ofed by elizabeth warren. now maybe this is a conspiracy theory. i can't get into gary gensler's head. i can't get into elizabeth warren's head, but still, to this day, i have not seen good evidence as to why the stuff that ken griffin does with payment for order flow is such a horrible horrible thing. that i want, no one has ever been able to give conclusive evidence that because you can trade with payment for order flow, somehow, ken griffin is running around on the other side of that manipulating markets, screwing over the retail investor with poor execution. there's no evidence. i don't know why. liz: it's more of a problem for names like robinhood that's their source of revenue and if it does go away or regulates somehow. charlie: that could be a problem liz: robinhood is in trouble. charlie: that could be a problem but so that's where this sort of political sort of element comes into it, where people are saying , if he doesn't have good evidence, if it looks like the markets are ru

today, we're swearing in two amazing people and i'll start with larry griffin who as many of you know because he has been actively engaged in city government working for the office of labor standards, but he's also actively engaged with labor and working to make sure that the city is held accountable to support its workers, that we do all we can to provide equity and fairness and his work as a former board member of the booker t. washington community center was really incredible. this was a center that when i first got my job under the mayor's youth employment training program we went to this center booker t. washington which we hung out here and there depending on if there were cute boys there that day. but we went there for our orientation and there was always, i mean, we were always welcomed there and what it's been transformed to in term officer this $35 million facility with 50 units of housing with transitional age youth and homelessness and others, this was a testament of his leadership as president of the board for six years. he is a community person. he cares about seeing gre

dani: citadels ken griffin with some advice to beginners in their career.atch more of that conversation with erik schatzker, including his thoughts on inflation and crypto. as we close out the show, let's take a look at rich go under your terminal -- in your terminal. mark zuckerberg's net wealth dropped from the fourth most rich to the fifth, losing about $6 billion. his net worth is still over $121 billion. you can see jeff bezos losing $4.8 billion as well. tech rebounding today. will their net worth rebound as well? that is that for bloomberg daybreak: europe. tom mackenzie will join me next. we will have all of your markets coverage. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. ge

you will hear from ken griffin, founder of citadel on inflation and return to offices and work for -- work order flow. nasdaq 100 off. a lot of the heaviness will come from facebook, a hearing on the hill about a whistleblower. moderna gets whacked again, down below the 100 moving average. in the s&p, seeing that down 1.6% when every sector in the red, with the exception of energies. how much can this divergence really take hold? at some point you will get oversold. tugging -- taking a look at the 10 year yield, we had a rise of four basis points in the treasury market but that has come down to over one basis point. i don't feel the fear and the treasury market or in gold that you would think if you see a selloff in the equity market. let's get more on that positioning level. the managing partner in founder of -- strategies joins us now. where is the downside and cap to the selloff? katie: the mentor him we have seen, we have had a losses of short-term momentum -- the momentum we have seen, we have seen losses of short-term momentum. the downside momentum is the worst of its kind sinc

commissioner griffin seconds the motion.the motion to remove 7c, commissioner anderson. >> aye. >> commissioner griffin. >> aye. >> commissioner lallisy. >> aye. >> jones. >> aye. >> commissioner louie. >> aye. >> commissioner mazzola. >> i don't think there needs a second on a process. any commissioner can remove any item. >> i will doublecheck. i want to make sure that is correct. it doesn't happen that often. thank you. everyone knows how this works. what we will do is vote on the consent calendar as a whole. two things are removed 7a and d. then go to those removed. 7b. the item is removed and staff can be present to as questions or make statement. then i believe staff from item c are also on the call to answer questions. would anyone like to make a motion to approve consent calendar. >> so moved. >> second. on the consent calendar. >> anderson. >> aye. >> griffin. >> aye. >> hallisey. >> aye. >> jupiter jones. >> aye. >> commissioner louie. >> aye. >> commissioner mazzola. >> aye. >> i am supposed to take public comment

they are sort of all under the umbrella of ken griffin. know, i just think what people are looking for here is just greater transparency. you know, at the point, since, i don't know, do they wait for the case to come to a conclusion? you know, people out there really now say they smell a rat and they think something is wrong. >> i think the information that came out in the most recent class action complaint filing was pretty explosive. and it's an odd thing for citadel to be saying, you know, first of all, that, you know, oh, i ken griffin did not talk with [inaudible]. who cares, you know? the two entities are communicating. we know that now from these communications that have come out and are cited in this new complaint. so now, you know, it appears that citadel's theory is, you know, that they are trying to sell everybody in the world on is that if the clearing entity that, you know, sets -- can establish margin calls and require additional margin from brokers, and citadel seems to be saying since they demanded that robin hood put up an

emily: griffin is back in the spotlight after retail investors filed a class action lawsuit claimingel, robinhood and others colluded in the meme stock frenzy in january. robinhood uses citadel to execute its trades. the sec chair has indicated the regulatory -- griffin says it doesn't matter. >> order flow is a cost. if you are going to tell me by regulatory fiat that one of my major items of expense disappears, i am with that. emily: coming up. a concept that has been tried again and again with positive results, so why isn't it catching on? we speaking to the latest tech unicorn. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the pandemic led many employers to offer more flex ability. one fintech unicorn is taking that a step further. it is running a test of a four-day workweek to gauge productivity and wellness levels, and this could eventually turn into a permanent solution. with me now is the ceo of bolt. great to have you with us. most workers thanks this sounds like a great idea, curious why you think so and how the company decided to do this. guest: it is a pleasure to be here. we

dani: ken griffin giving his thoughts on the ongoing inflation debate.hat is playing out in markets today and yesterday. continuing through to asia in the concerns of a rising prices, field as well by surging commodities. joining us now, suzanne hutchins. first off, thanks for joining us this morning. you have ken griffin giving us his thoughts, we also had james bullard saying that the mentality of companies has shifted and that they are willing to charge more. is this time different? are we seeing a regime shift? >> we are certainly in an environment where we were perhaps a year ago, when we were coming out of covid. i think we are in a different part of the cycle and we see supply chain issues and labor shortages, which means prices are under pressure and they are being put through to the consumer. yes, we certainly are seeing an elevated inflationary environment. whether or not it is transitory, that is of the market is debating at the moment. tom: how do you remain constructive? inflation is just one of them. how long do you expect to remain constru

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dotti in griffin, georgia. we'll go to you. caller: how you doing this morning. host: morning. caller: the main thing i wanted to say is the man who was talking about the newspaper. that man went on talking for three minutes. put him back on the subject he's supposed to be talking about. he's talking about how he used to run the newspaper -- host: let's get to your most important. caller: thank you. a special option sales tax they are trying to pass. they try to pass one every two or three years. then they don't use the money for what they say the sales tax is supposed to be for. that's all i have to say. i wish you make these people stay on topic. host: let me ask you about the sales tax. how much is it? why do you think it's not going towards what they say it's going to? caller: it's a penny. plus you have one that's expiring that they use for pickle ball court. i think this one is supposed to be used for roads. i don't think believe they are going to use the money for what they said they are going to use it for. host: this is just for the city much griffin, georgia? caller:

jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. the biden administration is urging north korea to refrain from further provocations after it fired what south korea described as a submarine launched ballistic missile. white house press secretary jen psaki says the u.s. remains open to engaging diplomatically with north korea over its webs programs. so far the kim jong un regime has rejected that invitation. up next, congressional democrats and the president focus on going after tax cheats. so that sounds like a plan that would get a lot of support across the aisle. some republicans say the devil is in the details. fox 35 in orlando 52 people killed, wounded or emotionally scarred in the 2018 shooting at a florida high school reach a $25 million settlement. the lawsuit accused broward county school district of negligence. the lawyer says that the largest payments will go to the families of the 17 students and adults killed at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. fox 46 in charlotte as a judge denies bond for attorney alex murmur ta

secondly, griffin has relied to extensively on liquefied natural gas. and thirdly, the british government should have put politics aside and should have emulated the agreements which germany reached with russia. i, rich germany will receive a constant and uninterrupted flow of natural gas, which is crucial to the german industry and crucial to german domestic households. pizza, i want to share story review patrick and our viewers. recently i embarked on a journey from london to pembroke shire. that is a long distance and i stopped at numerous places along the way. at no time did i see food shortage, and no time did i see an energy shortage. but i took it upon myself to speak with employees, petro stations from london to pen, berkshire, and in supermarkets from london to pembroke shire. every single employee told me that is no food shortage. there is no energy shortage or say what has caused some problems regarding items of foods in supermarket and almost an overnight demand on petrol and diesel wont panic by in here we have seen pizza in griffin is a br

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and i don't lose any sleep, drew. >>> drew griffin joins us now.where to begin with this guy but i am stunned that he still has a license and that, you know, i mean, i know medical boards protect doc -- doctors like to protect each other and stuff and it is very hard to get a -- a doctor -- lose his license. but i mean this is just incredible, the stuff that this guy is saying. it's just -- i mean, is he making a lot of money doing this? >> this is how he makes money. he also has lots of patients who, quite frankly, have nowhere else to go so they turn to him. he sells hope. hope that he mostly cannot deliver on. the medical boards are really geared towards the last century. they are not geared up for this kind of disinformation online. they are geared for a patient going to see a doctor who is, you know, treated badly. and then, there is basically a lawsuit that comes out the other end. this guy is disinforming patients he doesn't even know or meet and that is the problem. people sitting at home on the internet, believing that this guy who very mu

jennifer griffin, good report from the pentagon. thank you.next, taking on the cartels that smuggle hundreds of illegal immigrants across the southern border. our fox news team goes on patrol with texas national guard troops. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 10 in phoenix public funeral for a federal agent killed in arizona. michael garbo was fatally shot while questioning a passenger on an amtrak train. a second dea agent and a tucson officer also were injured. fox 7 in austin, texas where the city expects a new arrival soon. elon musk says tesla is moving its headquarters to the state capitol. the move comes after a previous threats to leave california due to covid restrictions that forced one plant to close. and this is a live look at san francisco from our affiliate fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight the blue angels soar through the bay area decides part of fleet week, shows and music continue throughout the weekend to cap off the tradition honoring the armed forces. that i

. - [announcer] we're hooping with nba star, blake griffin. - we're close, right? our day in brooklyn, the former no. 1 overall pick discusses the key moments in his comedic endeavors. - everybody kept saying like, "oh, does, like, basketball help?" and i was just, like, "not even remotely." - [announcer] and the benefits of therapy. - you just get to talk about some things that you sometimes don't want to burden other people with. - [announcer] griffin also opens up about the controversial donald sterling clippers era. - alright, like, here we go. - [graham] right. - i didn't know what to do. - [graham] right. - like, this guy owns a team. - [announcer] the challenges of being biracial growing up in oklahoma. - how true is it that a girl you were once interested in dating in high school

dana griffin from our nbc station in san diego speaks with a doctor about the rising rate of childhoodity. >> adults aren't the only ones. you heard of the quarantine 15, right? now that things are getting back to normal, now is a time to take a look at how much physical activity your child is getting. >> from march to november of 2020, a sample of body mass index out of 430,000 kids nearly doubled the rate it did before the pandemic. nurse practitioner says why obesity may have spiked. >> they were not active, at home, and more screen time from zoom classes and sitting on tv, and i mean, we all binged netflix, right. >> parents we spoke with say during the shutdown they made going outside a priority. >> i just made sure that we went on walks every day, and that we still made sure to go outside and ride bikes and scooters. >> if the park was too crowded we would have to walk to another park. i put her in the stroller and took her running with me, and that's how i got my exercise. >> people facing poverty can have higher rates of obesity because junk food is less expensive compared to h

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. next should illegal illegal immigrants separated from family members be awarded hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars? fox 13 in tampa as officials say the search for gabby petino and brian laundrie has helped law enforcement agencies across the country find the bodies of six other missing people. authorities found the bodies in alabama, wyoming, california, and north carolina. newly wed couple was also found shot to death in utah. investigators originally thought that case could be connected to the petino matter but later determined to be unrelated. this is a live look at nashville from our affiliate there. one of the big stories there tonight, babies at st. thomas midtown hospital's newborn intensive care unit celebrate halloween in style. the newborns were gifted hand made does tiewnels by nurses. they include curb rella deville, colonel sanders and dr. phil. how about that? live look outside the beltway from "special report." spooky. how about that? ♪ ghostbusters ♪ something

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first to jennifer griffin following this story at the pentagon. hi, jennifer. >> hi, martha.esterday as you first reported from his cell at camp lejeune, north carolina. he was removed as a battalion commander criticizing the biden administration and calling for military chiefs to resign after the bombing at kabul airport that killed 13 troops. >> follow me and we will bring the whole [bleep] system down. i dare you to find out what i'm made of. we're just getting started. >> he has now been charged under the uniform code of military conduct for violations including argument 88, contempt to officials and article 90, willfully disobeying an officer and conduct unbecoming of an officer. in a statement, the marines said in the military there's proper forums to raise concerns with the chain of command. posting to social media, criticizing the chain of command is not the proper manner in which to raise concerns with chain of command and may be a violation of the uniform code of military justice. writing on facebook on september 25, lieutenant colonel scheller rejected help from pr

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>> shannon: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. thank you. two big issues. peep are asking of the passing of colin powell, he was full vaccinated but had complications due to coronavirus and other things and the clash of a big mandate over city officials and first responders like this, washington state police officer signed off with a message for his democratic governor. >> this is the last time you hear me in a statement. can kiss my [ bleep ] >> bring in fox news medical contributor and ktth seattle talk radio host jason rance. good to have you both with us. >> hi, shannon. >> hello. >> shannon: he said vaccinated people in good health and do not have chronic conditions are safe from covid-19. the issue is colin powell is not one of those people. what should we know about his case and his passing? >> my deepest condolences to general powell's family, shannon. what we need to understand that general powell suffered from a rare condition -- he suffered from multiple myeloma. this is a cancer of the blood, the cancer of the cells that make antibodies which yo

>> follow this jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you.o help the taliban rebuild afghanistan in exchange the chinese want taliban cooperation in eliminating terrorist groups stoking unrest among its muslim uyghur population. correspondent benjamin hall takes a look tonight at the situation. >> the foreign ministers of afghanistan's neighbors met today as they seek to influence the country and establish durable peace. iran, pakistan, tajikistan turkmenistan meeting in iran joining by video link joined by china and russia. the meeting comes as china's influence in afghanistan is growing weeks after the chaotic u.s. withdrawal. the china's foreign minister met yesterday with the taliban's deputy prime minister. and offered to help rebuild afghanistan. >> as a long time friendly neighbor and partner of afghanistan, china has always guide afghanistan in a positive direction. >> the growing friendship comes as the country on the brink of economic and humanitarian disaster and china also called on president biden to lift sanctions against the ta

james harden, kevin durant ooping with griffin. a little euro step here. he and k.d. both have 32.ourth quarter there. the ben simmons reclamation project took a step backwards he was throne out -- throne out the circumstanceses want to trade him. but there's no deal on the horizon and the sulking simmons is not helping his cause with this act. 1-0 sharks visiting montreal. team tale gets off to a rapid start. brent burns fires from the blue line. dahlen redirects. sharks up 1-0 in the first. logan couture shot on goal. dahlen is there for the right back on this one. scores again. career goals for dahlen in this game. later in the first, erik karlsson off the defender, ricochet into the net. his first goal of the year. sharks are looking impressive. adin will a shutouts. and they win 5-0. on to baseball. we know the dodgers knocked the giants out of the playoffs in that grueling five-game series. looked like l.a. might be making their own quick grit the n.l. championship series against braves. magic johnson at the dodgers game, part owner. wonder if he's going drop in on the warrio

ken griffin who thinks calling inflation transitory is a big bet. our next guest says investors should have investments in both value and growth amid those inflationary concerns. let's bring in erin gibbs, president and c.i.o. at gibbs wealth management. erin, always great having you with us. let me get started with this g.d.v. chart and we have seen treasury yields rally and investors just shunning those megatech names and headed toward those value names like the russell 2000. how do you position in this environment? erin: yes. so i've been advocating being able to use what i call a barbell approach. so really having exposure in both growth and value. and this is -- this is -- i've been advocating this since the third quarter, late summer, because we just keep seeing these shifts between value and growth and basically value does well and defense does well and we have concerns about inflation and growth comes back. and it's been sort of six to nine months off and on. so rather than constantly switching and trying to guess what's happened, i believe

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robinhood at $34 billion and nasdaq at $31 billion and i say something is wrong here >> cifu and griffin all of this has really enabled the explosion of online retail trading we explore that very topic along with the explosion of online gambling "generation gamble." we're taking a dive into the effect it's having on young people like 23-year-old julia arpino >> did it make you feel more confident that you weren't the only one in gamestop, that there was a whole reddit army behind the stock as well? >> 100%. i think it was a little bit of that camaraderie you saw all the comments on reddit, oh, my gosh, we're all in this together then it tanked i freaked out, i don't want to lose any more money than i had lost >> what we're seeing in retail investing is completely unlike anything we've seen before >> kahlil is a washington state university professor who completed one of the first surveys looking at the connection between online investing and gambling behaviors. >> people are developing habits, and risky habits >> be sure to catch "generation gamble" tomorrow 8:00 p.m. eastern right here o

>> bret: jennifer griffin at the pentagon. jennifer, thank you. the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits fell last week. the labor department says initial jobless claims were down by 38,000 to 326,000. that's the first drop in four weeks. stocks were up today. the dow gained 33, the s&p 500 finished ahead 36. the nasdaq jumped 152. up next, a look at one way illegal immigrants are trying to cross the border and get into the u.s. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 6 in birmingham as parts of alabama remain under a flash flood watch after at least four people were killed by floodwaters. as much as 13 inches of rain covered roads and trapped residents. dozens of people had to be rescued by authorities. fox 4 in dallas, fort worth as a federal judge orders texas to suspend its new law banning abortions once a heart beat is defected. abortion services may not instantly resume because some doctors fear future lawsuits without a permanent legal decision. and this is a live look fro

>> shannon: jennifer griffin from the pentagon, thanks, jen.rgeting parents who want a say in running their children's schools. first, beyond our borders tonight secretary of state antony blinken meets with french president emmanuel macron in paris. it comes amid hard feelings over france's exclusion from a new security alliance between u.s.a., britain and the u.s. meanwhile special envoy john kerry tells outlet president biden had literally not been aware behalf had transpired. president biden and macron meet later this month. a volcano on the spanish island of la palma increasing explosive power. nearly 1,000 homes have been destroyed. 6,000 people have been evacuated. the lava flow reached the atlantic ocean on friday. it has extended the length of the island by the equivalent of about 42 soccer fields. russia sends a director and actor to the international space station to film segments of what will be the first movie shot in orbit. the project is called challenge. it's about a doctor who races to the space station to perform emergency surg

s birthday, as in ken griffin from citadel, one of the greatest financiers of all time.y. [laughter] you disappointed some of the music if fans. >> no, this is the guy. kenny g, i think he's worth $20 billion -- he's 5 if years young. -- 53 years young. make billions and billions ask billions more. happy birthday. [laughter] all right. got that out of the way. liz: all right. let's get to -- >> and headache your billions -- make your billions off payment for order flow. [laughter] liz: okay, that needs to go on the gag reel. [laughter] pronto. can you get to the et, the that's on bitcoin futures, right? >> and people think this is going to be approved by next week. i mean, that's what we're hearing, bloomberg reporting it. it's kind of interesting, we already reported that bitcoin was ready for it, why is that? because so many people are hoarding it, and the last time they hoarded it on these levels, it tripled in value a few years ago. so the technical factors were in there for a bitcoin breakout. we called it early and, again, i think you might have been out, and i thi

. >> if i have a crime happening in the bay view five car where alice griffin public housing is located, high crime area or do i have to go to a woman screaming all the way across, which one am i going to? >> reporter: mcrae sites religious beliefs and concerns about longterm effects of covid vaccine as reasons why some officers refuse to get the shot. p.o.a. would like the city to implement a weekly testing option so officers can keep their jobs but mayor london breed is not budging on the mandate. >> our human resources department is continuing to try to work with people individually but we are going to stand by e mmitted to do. right now it is not impacting city services. >> for officers who change their minds, they have until midnight to notify the supervisor and complete the vaccination process by november 12. >>> young children can get the covid-19 vaccine as soon as next month if fda gives the okay. pediatricians are already preparing. maria medina is in santa clara with more on the plan to get shots into arms of kids 5 to 11 years old. >> reporter: we spoke to a pediatrician wit

caroline: ken griffin earlier talking about how they have 90% of citadel employees.y do not want to have an exception for religion. we will see how the rest of the airlines react. sonali: for southwest if you have a religious, medical or disability, you can be approved to not have the vaccine. romaine: we will be back in a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we have been discussing energy, whether it be supply-chain headaches, prices on the rise. throughout the markets, almost dictated from a cross asset perspective. romaine: it was oil. oil hit the highest here in the u.s. since 2014. brent, which has been knocking it out of the park. you saw the energy stocks rise but the question becomes does that underpin a real long-term rally, or is it something short-term? this seems to be driven less by demand and more by supply. sonali: your point on how long this lasts, the longer it lasts of more ripple effects you have into other asset classes. romaine: i joke, we talked a lot about the u.k. while you were gone, because there are also issues that h

driver and the other likely the pilot shep >> dana griffin, thank you >>> face to face with the taliban. a u.s. delegation meeting with a group for the first time since u.s. troops pulled out what they discussed and how the state department says things went. >>> an ex-associate of rudy giuliani set to stand trial. who the federal judge said he's trying to weed out during jury selection. >>> and netflix, the streaming giant teaming up with walmart to engage with fans like never before now you'll be le t >>> the taliban says the u.s. will not formally recognize their role but will begin providing afghanistan with humanitarian aid they say that was the outcome of two days of talks in doha, qatar between u.s. and taliban officials. a spokesman for the state department wouldn't confirm whether aid was committed, but did say it came up in those talks. he said the discussions were candidate and professional with the u.s. delegation, reiterating the taliban will be judged on its actions, not only its words. nbc's josh lederman covers the state department for us. josh, this was the first face-to

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jennifer griffin, fox news. tributes are pouring in tonight. oakland congresswoman barbara lee reacted to powell's death by saying, in part despite our disagreements on some issues, general powell was steadfast in his commitment to racial equity, diversity and our democracy. general powell served this country with decency integrity and showed respect to everyone he encountered. may he rest in eternal peace and power and vice president kamala harris said powell inspired many by breaking barriers in the military and in government. and it's been a lot of conversation about. no young service members and others not only in in the military, but in our nation and around the globe. took notice of what his accomplishments meant as a reflection of who we are as a nation. the white house today lowered flags to half staff in honor of powell. americans could soon be allowed to get a different covid-19 vaccine as a booster as part of a mix and match approach that is expected to be approved by federal regulators. the new york times is reporting the decision c

driver and the other likely the pilot shep >> dana griffin, thank you >>> face to face with the taliban. a u.s. delegation meeting with a group for the first time since u.s. troops pulled out what they discussed and how the state department says things went. >>> an ex-associate of rudy giuliani set to stand trial. who the federal judge said he's trying to weed out during jury selection. >>> and netflix, the streaming giant teaming up with walmart to engage with fans like never before now you'll be le tabo buy some of what you see on the shows. >> the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith" back in 60 seconds we turned bath time into a business. and building it with my son has been my dream job. at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced secur

here is cnn's senior investigative correspondent, drew griffin. >> reporter: dr.f the top spreaders of disinformation about covid-19. >> more people are dying from the covid vaccine than from covid. >> reporter: that is not true. neither is his tweet that the red cross won't accept blood from people who have had the covid-19 vaccine. he posted, most who took covid vaccines will be dead by 2025. but his biggest whopper is the overarching conspiracy theory that covid was a planned operation which was politically motivated as part of a secret global plot to depopulate the earth. you believe the pandemic was planned? >> i do. >> okay. >> i do. >> but you don't know. >> i have no idea. >> and you don't know why? >> well, i suspect that there's -- the research that's coming now that would indicate that it's probably something to reduce the population or -- or minimize reproduction rates. >> reporter: it would be laughable if it wasn't so dangerous. he compares covid and the vaccine to world war ii and dr. anthony fauci to adolf hitler. >> fauci is a criminal. you talk a

john. >> john: jennifer griffin for us. sandra. >> sandra: professor of medicine, dr. mark segall joins us. we mourn the passing of colin powell. many people are wondering what were the complications, he was being treated for blood cancer, what were complications he suffered that led to his death? >> sandra, i don't have specific details right now except to say usual complications of covid-19 that lead to death are lung complications, pneumonia from covid, he had history of parkinson, that could make that more likely, the heart canning involved and the kidney, three main organs we are concerned about with covid. he is battling multiple myeloma, blad cancer. if he was in stages of treatment for that, it is difficult for the vaccine to work. that is one reason we started giving boosters. i do not know if he had a booster. he's 84, he had a history of prostate cancer, battling multiple myeloma. i don't know if he had enough immunity to fight this off. looks like he didn't. you're 11 times more likely to die of covid if you haven't been vaccinated. he is an outlier in the

robert griffin was on the speed city track team with the pair. >> tommy, when he came back, there was no welcoming party or thank you. as a matter of fact, they had their lives threatened. they were followed by the fbi. >> today, students acknowledge the athlete's legacy of fighting for social justice and recognized that years later, their efforts sparked students to fight for equity in other areas, including working for increasing the minimum wage. >>> it's been drawing controversy for decades. now this statue of one of san jose's first mayors could be on its way out. plus -- >> it kind of hit me. >> a san jose dance company hit by thieves, but that doesn't mean the curtain came down. how costume desirens were able to remake what was lost. >>> and look at this, just what we need. rainfall returning to the bay area tonight. i'll have the full timeline on this and two more storms back behind it. coming up in eight minutes. >>> a south bay statue controversial for decades is one step closer to a storage warehouse. the statue of thomas fallon depicts him raising the american flag. oppone

robert griffin was on the track team with smith and carlos. he says after the olympics their track careers ended. they were not embraced by san jose state when they returned and their lives were threatened. >> tommy smith worked at a car wash because he couldn't find employment. the olympic gold medalist working at a car wash. >> reporter: today at san jose state in the shadow of a statue honoring their actions, students praised smith and carlos for demanding change, despite the consequences. and for inspiring them to fight for social change, too. >> every day on this campus, we must choose to rise to the occasion and fight for what we believe in. smith and carlos are just a few of the many great leaders that made sacrifices for the greater good. >> reporter: the power of two men that stood for justice, no matter the cost. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> it's official, the olympic flame has been handed over to the beijing olympic organizer committee. the ceremony was held today in greece. the flame was transferred from the traditional c

. >> that's betty lynn on "the andy griffin show." she has died at the age of 95. >>> gabby petito's parenting are shedding new light on their daughter's murder as the search for brian laundrie continues. here's abc's andrea fujii. > >> reporter: this morning, gabby thie i thinking he would nts say take care of their daughter. >> i told reful, be safe, you know, make sure to be aware of your surroundings, you i knew -- bute she was with bri i felt like she would be okay. i thought he would take care of her. >> reporter: the 22-year-old's parents spoke out on australia's "60 minneapolis" adds they search for answers. it's been nearly one month since petito's body was found strangled near a wyoming campground while laundrie, the only person of interest in the case has been on the run for more than a month despite the authoritis' efforts to find him. he's only been charged so far with using ing petito's debit c. petito's family saying their silence is hurtful. >> it's torturous if they do know something and they're not, you know, they're