. >> harley: okay, everybody together. ready. >> harley: okay, on three. 1, 2, 3.ch some of the last remnants of what the lower east side was kind of used to be like, you know? good old school, no elevator. >> anthony: but you didn't live in this building? >> harley: no, this wasn't the building i lived in. this is a squat though, that actually became legal. i was actually in that building right there. when i lived in it, we had no windows, no front doors. you know you'd find a door in the street, you'd put it up and chain it up yourself. no running water. i used to bathe in the fire hydrant in front of the building. i used to sleep with my pit bull so rats wouldn't get too close to me at night. >> harley: my main problem growing up down here was that i lived on a gang block. the gang on my block was called "the hitmen". and, you know, they were no joke, right. and i remember they'd be hanging out on the stoop on the church across the street, smoking dust. all of them with their golf clubs and 007 knives. everybody would be listening to, of all things, kraftwerk, t

and joining us now is harley breite, scott fairlamb's attorney.. what is he remorseful for? >> well, thank you for having me. he's remorseful for the decisions he made that day, which are not a reflection of the life he had led up to that point. >> has he denounced qanon? >> he was never part of that. he was never part of any organized group or anything like that. he went there that day, alone, initially unarmed. he wasn't part of any group or anything else like that. >> well, he was par taking in conspiracy theories. >> to par take in a conspiracy is to take a step, he acted alone -- >> i'm not saying a -- i'm not saying he was taking part in a conspiracy, in large organized thing. i'm saying he was dabbling at the very least in conspiracy theories ahead of his actions at the capitol. >> well, his beliefs prior to the incident whether you want to category ease them as part of any mass conspiracy or anything like that, that's up to you, these were his own individual beliefs, he doesn't blame his act actions on any group or other organization. what

one big money mover to watch is harley davidson. shares jumping after the u.s.0 summit this weekend on steel and aluminum tariffs that's going to benefit companies like harley davidson, maybe polaris, as well. harley davidson up 7%. so things made of metal perhaps getting a lift this morning. this hog is running. hog wild maybe. >>> top stories. the push by house democrats to vote on president biden's economic agenda as soon as tomorrow is facing yet another hurdle according to axios the house rules committee will not meet today to mark up the package signaling a delay in that and the infrastructure bill. the committee needs additional time to craft language and get final agreements with all parties involved please do not rush this is a massive, massive bill. no reason to rush. >>> meantime, john deere and the union representing 10,000 of its workers on strike say they have tentatively reached a new contract revealing under the new plan members receive a 10% wage increase in the first year, 5% jump in the third and fourth year of the deal the uaw says the strike

shares of harley davidson up 7.5% today because the u.s. and european union have agreed to an agreement for steel tariffs and aluminum tariffs on both sides what that means is many of the retaliatory tariffs put in place during the trump era by the eu on u.s. manufacturers now start to go away harley davidson could have faced very stiff tariffs on its products in europe by the way, since the highs this year, we are down 30% off those levels but keep an eye on harley, one big stock on the move today i'll send things over to you. >>> a new month and record highs for stocks and even tech is shaking off apple's earnings disappointment the stock is outperforming the major averages my next guest says this is where the big money is still to be made joining me now is seung-hui cho. it's great to have you here, welcome. >> great to be here. one is a hong kong name. you'll have to tell me about these companies, latin america i think that is. let's start with the more familiar name, marvel. what are you seeing at a time where there's massive debate ab

>> reporter: who would have taken the gun, put it in his harley, but not killed him?t really wanna discuss that. >> reporter: the defense seemed to imply that if not anne, it must have been someone else in the house. and who might that be? well, there was an obvious if unstated possibility. the prosecutor didn't appreciate the inference. >> there was apparently a strategy to point to the various items using the handgun for an example, and the phrase used over and over, "well we can't prove specifically who moved that handgun. it might have been matt. it might have been noah." >> reporter: that's not a strategy you like. >> i did not like it. i thought it was offensive to these young men and the memory of their dad. >> reporter: but the defense attorney said that wasn't his intention. in fact, he said if anyone had moved the gun, it might have been out of concern for anne, who, remember had already lost her son ben to suicide years prior. >> reporter: the theory then would be that somebody would come in the house, find a person committed suicide, and in order to spare

harley davidson will benefit right now.'s statements about solving united nations, and -- solving hunger at the united states another 3.5% up. we're sitting close to $1.1 trillion in terms of total market so watch those shares. as we do in this hour of squawk, the most popular searches in the previous session the ten-year treasury note was number three was lucid group there, producing vehicles on the production line there, up about 8% digital world acquisition corporation, the trump-linked spac, down about a percent, and as always, becky, the rest are up on twitter. >> lucid was supposed to startedly on saturday. did it actually happen >> i'm not sure. the whole idea behind the friday trade is they were going to then put out those vehicles and see whether or not they could put those deliveries out there on a mass scale lucid could be a huge trade to the up side. we are looking at the market values we're talking about 50 to 60 billion in equity value at this point for lucid. u.s. to put that in perspective, it's not that far

harley davidson getting a boost. of the companies exposed to the steel and aluminum tariffs and more portly the retaliatory tariffs the eu had imposed on motorcycles, liquor, and all of other things all rallying. bloomberg reported that a truce has been set, not necessarily written down, but that should be done by december. harley davidson up about 8%. keep an eye on the vaccine stocks. novavax finally seems to be getting those rolling submissions going. they had who submissions last month and the eu submissions last week and getting word this morning they finally submitted canadian papers. they will seek u.s. approval by the end of this year. meanwhile moderna going in the opposite direction, down 3% after the fda said it needed a little bit more time to analyze the covid vaccine for teenagers, 12 to 17-year-old. this is the semiconductor company that went public last week. a lackluster debut. it fell on thursday and rallied on friday and making up ground. this is the third biggest ipo of the year in the u.s.. jonat

shares of harley davidson surging after the eu dropped retaliatory steel and aluminum tariffs. harley could have paid tariffs up to 56% if this dispute was not resolved moderna shares are lower after the fda said they need more time to review the covid vaccine for 12 to 17-year-olds before granding use use moderna saying it to take until january. shares down about 3%. >>> the market bulls could be influenced this week with more earnings on tap a fed meeting, and the friday jobs report here with key names to put on your radar this week, stephanie link is back stephanie, there are those two big things, the fed middle of the week, the non-farm payrolls end of the week. what are you looking for here? what would surprise you one way or another >> well, it's good to see you, tyler. yeah, the fed meeting, we are all clearly watching and listening for any tone change in terms of taper and i do expect they are going to talk about they are going to taper. is that in this month? is that next month it is probably next month. any change to that would surprise me if they kick the can down th

and they take you to charlie and i still didn't know that harley was protest fuel. i heard a polish julie movies and stuff like that, but i didn't. i didn't even know what, what he meant. and there's only 2 offices, no french, no, not been. and there was just smell, i don't know what the snow was. so the next morning is raining. and they told you we're going to go, we're going to go to work in we will just be home, but it was grace. and then they will mass graves. we would in boxes and we're going to move them to put more boxes in there. and the people though, there are john doors or people that nobody wants to pay for people that get lost in the system. they were like 5 people. it was a big hole. it was corporate in the grave. and then the guys we will talk about them and they, they would just say crack babies. he even though who knows what they were therefore, but just a mentality dad does what? those were like undesirables or whatever didn't count or whatever i ah, ah, when our mayor took place, he was elected because of his campaign on our city, being a tale of

going whole hog, harley-davidson stock revving up the engines after a major trade deal puts it back inh more coming up in just a moment in our pop stocks, closing bell 37 minutes away, i guess we could call it we've got the dow up 27, again, 35, 846 doesn't matter, any gain is an all-time record close if we can stay on it. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. matching your job description. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when t

. >> watching harley this morning. >> how about that? these are the bizarre tariffs put on by presumption. remember the whiskey tarch >> right i do thoughts are being lifted in the eu >> the promise is the demo is me i go there to feel young >> if it is you, you should have a ponytail >> the one on route 10 is fan fastic. >> barclays says that jess staley is stepping down as ceo good morning, wilf. >> good morning. barclays' ceo stepping down after the bank was made aware of a probe by the regulators into the way he described his relationship with sex offender jeffrey epstein. the fact that staley has decided to coast the regulators. the results of the investigations have still not been released, and this latest development took both staly and barclays by surprise they did not know the conclusion was due imminently barclays' statement added, quote, it should be noted that there's no finding that he saucer was aware of any epstein's crimes, which was the central question staley will receive his base pay of 2.4 million pounds and pension f

most your for harley mostly all grades are still to you. shoot them a car on bush novel, which really isn't up like studio for stuff going on because i live with that. i'm on what media, slotskum, roster, good luck. most will to what you will have your policy go, what else and you boy, nice botanist aiming like you and you could throw video at the last i knew in washington, the such last love pizza noticed cuz alicia homeschool was deal and we could give ania a below construct that off by both millions of people. couple installed linear e for my view style smartphone. yeah. which possible them those couple bottles to push will go i have to bottle was all score of mushroom design. yeah. they're using it as construct that i'm abuse, abuse a little little moment, but them. so the polish, i'd say if i miss mitchell with the promotional, that he's on a linear new deal with her being bullied to the meeting and bullied wisdom. you know it's a gun ailing you deal with a big bully, establishment. bully through all of them. bully, it will v it in the

all events unfold here on our fate, harley there. now, europeans, not the only one trailing over caves, restrictions is an i cry. in the united states has hinted, jo biden's mandates against the unvaccinated death. the initial idea concerned businesses with over a 100 employees with a possible fine of more than $100000.00. if workers went unvaccinated, but emer states have launched a legal battle against those measures. we discuss the issue with the panel of guests. think there's a couple of really important things are number one, the fact that you're going to have a huge backlash across here, right? because people are already frustrated with this idea of green passes vaccine passports, but there's a bigger issue here. and i think the bigger issue is the fact that yes, cases are rising right now. but there is no evidence so far that the cases are rising because of people who are on vaccinate. remember, we know the data shows an x, things don't prevent the spread of the back of the virus, nor do they prevent the contraction of the vir

its levies on a series of us made products that include whiskey peanut butter, orange, shoot, and harley davidson motorcycles. leaders from both sides praise the agreement, calling it a quote, new era in relation between the u. s. and you, here's what this deal does. it immediately removes tire on european union, on the european union, on a range of us products and lower costs to american consumers. and ensure a strong competitive us steel industry for decades to come and create good pain union jobs at home. and this marks a milestone in the renewed us partnership. and it is our global 1st in our efforts to achieve the di, company facing of the global production and trade. now this new agreement comes with one queer target. the leaders say they want to put an end to be over production of steel in the name of the environment, because the industry is one of the largest when it comes to c o 2 emissions. but in doing so, they will also be targeting beijing who still production accounts for more than half of the world supply or as president by the end described in a statement to the press. th

let's check in with harley he's the president of shopify. back >> so great to be here always a pleasure to be on your show >> a lot of people said black friday was weak. i look at your numbers and it may have been weak for the other guy but it doesn't seem like it was making hopify. >> it's quite unbelievable numbers are still rolling in but my prediction is direct to consumer brands in small businesses will be the winners black friday set the stage for the weekend. you mentioned this already global sales, we saw $2.9 billion on friday alone. that's a 21% increase since last year that's more than double 2019 black friday i think we saw in 2019 merchants cross the $2.9 billion sales mark for the entire weekend. on friday, it did that in one day. cyber monday is off to an amazing start. shopify merchants have surpassed $5.1 billion globally. we have seen peak sales as high as $1.5 million a minute or 13,000 orders a minute what we're seeing in realtime is modern capitalize is on full display. it's quite clear that consumer favorite brands are

harley, still in hollywood. great weekend in south florida. carley: i wish.e back in new york tomorrow. it is my pleasure, love the job. everybody watching. thank you. appreciate it. counting down the minutes. has sesame street on what, conservatives want tv ads to lose federal funding over the show's liberal turn. lisa republicans more confident about the midterms after the latest of a stating polls. can the gop keep moment alive until next november. we are talking to matt schlapp about all of this. ing for pain. that's why doctors recommend tylenol®. it won't raise blood pressure the way that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. for trusted relief, trust tylenol®. ♪ ♪ that advil® aleve® or motrin® sometimes can. did you know that you don't have to be 65 years old to qualify for medicare? that's right. in fact, many people who are already on medicaid also qualify for a medicare advantage plan. so, if that applies to you, that means you don't have to wait to get access to wellcare's simplified plans, streamlined benefits, and savings. you can start taking

harley. the swallow. it. and you people show we really had had great. what that one music taste. cohen of the church. he loved the ceremony. he loved the liturgy. he loved the high hymns. it's making extremely happiness for all knows every day 7 or 7. '05. i would call him or he'd call me. get our days ready except on sunday. i sunday. i'd call at 9.30. and he would answer the same way every he should know. yes, i was charge. i want you know, i mean, the state of grace. and i would answer the same way every if you're not in a state of grace. who among us is. and that wish every day for almost 40 years. the same opening for march. well, i grew up in the shelf and my taste in hymns is a little different from checking and my favorite him. he's won by the river and actually barge. he sings it with his wife and it's called coming up on the rough side of them out. got 3 verses into courses. i'm just going to should make use of the 3rd version. it's old racial should be over. he will be no more race to right. and i will stand before god thrown. my will be gone. how here my savior shea w

harley pierce -- the actress and american idol alum jennifer hudson said to make her cma debut. to the stage, raining entertainer of the year. this year, cma's will welcome back fans in person. limited tickets to the public. abc news, los angeles. kumasi: tune in tonight to see who wins the 55th annual cma awards at 8:00 right here on abc 7. reggie: a mother outraged after her daughter got sucker punched during a youth basketball tournament. the video you are about to see is hard to watch. a player mr. shotton fell backward, knocking down 15-year-old lauren hamm. the to get up but the other girl takes a swing at her, knocking her down again. her mother players mother told her to hit her. >> it's on the video. the ref that was there also heard it. the mom basicallyicallyically violence against my daughter. she told her daughter to go and hit her. that rises to the level of assault. reggie: mother were ejected from the tournament. kumasi: pretty soon you can buy fresh crab straight from the boat. allowing the sale of live crab at fisherman's wharf. it will be a one-year pilot prog

what we got is we got rid of 50% tariffs that were supposed to start on december 1 on bourbon, harley-davidson tariffs that would cripple these industries but also we maintained the steel tariffs, so that our workers, the steel industry, are protected from dumping into our market cheap steel from china. so it's really a win-win also, jim, as you know, fuel prices are high. you know, they're sky high right now. fuel prices have gone up three, four times in the past year, which is continuing to wreak havoc in our supply chain. so by, you know, allowing 3.3 million tons of steel to come in from europe tariff free, consumers are going to see that. you're going to see lower steel prices, which, of course, goes into cars and trucks and washing machines anyway, all the way around it's a big win. >> let's talk about something else that your capturing that's i think really vital when i look at the semiconductor situation, i did a lot of work today on taiwan semi in preparation of talking, and literally 75% of our autos, 75%, that's what they have right now, totally captive. global foundries is american

harley known t it all. >> the hunger issue was below the radar about nixon's role in it but he convened at the white house conference pre- nutrition and health and may 1969, and he brought in a suggestion of very interesting very tough trench medical doctors and john briere was at the time there and harvard medical school and he had been in the french resistance and captured and then he was captured again and wound up leaning that conference we may have the pictures. have a photograph of him predict. >> this is actually christmas eve of 1969 printed that is him in the left and the resistance fighters and then 2000 recommendations, handed them to nixon and then nixon handed them to me and implemented it and i sat down at his desk and this is anotherut - and nixon's speech proposed radical changes and at that point, it was none in every county of the united states and all and therere was no uniform eligibility standard our you know, levels of assistance and he changed all of that in created a food stamp program which became the first true income for the four families and they simply had n

. >> rachel: then you jump on your harley at the end of it and you drive off.is asking the question how did you beat this powerful democrat. what did you do? what happened in this race? >> i didn't beat him. we beat him. the state of new jersey, the people of new jersey beat him. they listened to what i had to say and i listened to what they had to say, and it's a repudiation of governor murphy, governor murphy went and locked us down and ignored the people's voice and senator sweeney chose to do nothing for those 18 months. the people were angry. you cannot tell people they can't have a job. you can't tell people they can't go to church. and that's what was done. and there was no -- nothing done by the legislature, so this was the people's voice being made heard clear and through all through new jersey because i'm not the only victory in new jersey. there is upsets all up and down the state because people spoke. >> rachel: what was number one message? you talked about the covid lock down, was that it? or was it the inflation in the property taxes as we know is

it wasn't like us who super awesome harley with a revving engine and a random women who pops in the backll the way. he was a regular guy with a regular bike with a regular american problems and that's why he kicked his ass because that's what they wanted. and you don't need a cool bike. you just need a celebrity there. we need to fix it, this is wrong, and this is who i am, and it was good enough. >> greg: bridget, do we need more people like that? >> yeah, i think so. his victory speech wasn't just him pulling the horn and a semi. i like him. he's like the aoc of new jersey. talked about walking around a lot. i think he missed an opportunity to post pictures of his sneakers on social media. but it says a lot that his talking points are better than like an actual politician. just relating to people. >> greg: that is true. dagen, they didn't ask him what he would do in office and he said i don't know. >> i love that. i would much rather somebody say i don't know then blow wind up my. >> greg: yeah, although that feels really good. >> that's why i have a fan in my office. >> greg: what are

sophisticated thinker but yet you are like reagan that you keep coming back to the simple point all right harleyelf-respect as a nation we are so polarized when half the country thinks your former boss should be in jail the other half thinks joe biden stole the election we have one part of the country watching msnbc the other part sitting on fox news all day. things were rougher politically during the reagan years and is now remembered. but it was not like this. so self-respect and that's why the reagan institute is such an important organization. all of us in the hoover institution were all working this space so we have to make a concerted effort to rebuild our confidence who we are as a people and in our democratic institutions and pencil and processes. i think we can do that. i think what we can do is demand more from political leaders too often are compromising principles to score points. but we cannot wait for them either we have to you are part to recognize that great promise of america and to celebrate the fact that we have a say in how we are governed. i don't think the chinese people or

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total of 2.7 million in buys usually we focus on one buyer it wouldn't matter because vice chair harley number one, playtika the ceo to the rescue? maybe. buying 3.24 million worth of the mobile gaming company. the company went public earlier in the year it has been a disaster, the stock way down, so the ceo coming in and buying on extreme weakness there you go something interesting to note here almost all new names except draft kings. number two all the stocks are down big this year draft kings the, quote, best only down 23%. and a lot of buying on weakness and every one of those buys was over $1 million and we have not had a week in about a year doing this where every buy was over a million. your weekly insider buying >>> the broader markets and bring in greg branch a cnbc contributor. normally today we talked about it's usually a lighter day not today. the markets are pre-programmed, new fears, everything is selling off. what's your advice to our viewers waking up, look at cnbc getting a little nervous >> i find it helpful to diagram what the possibilities are with what the scenarios

senate wearing harley casual? ( laughter ) (as sinema) "don't test me, progressives! i have sassy patches and i will iron them on!" ( applause ) it's a good look -- sleeveless. and the weirdness has already started with joe manchin. here's footage of him negotiating with chuck schumer today: ♪♪ ( laughter ) >> stephen: point is, the democrats have to do something. and they are... ish. last week, because of manchin's opposition, democrats took paid family leave out of the "build back better" bill. but after what happened in virginia, now, the house has added a provision to provide four weeks of federally-paid family and medical leave. okay. that's something. it's not what anyone asked for, but it's better than nothing. coincidentally, that's also the slogan of rc cola. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the election wasn't all doom and gloom. on tuesday, detroit voted to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms. ( cheers and applause ) finally! detroit has solved its only problem! starting now, in the motor city, possession and use of magic mushrooms by adults is the city's lowest l

responsible for inciting this, and that could include members of congress, you know, we have josh harley as they stormed the capitol, the day before ted cruz -- >> you want him prosecuted for that? >> if, in fact t is provable what they did led to an insurrection against the united states, the only instance in u.s. history of unpeaceful transfer of power, then i think they should be prosecuted for it. i should add that the peace was also about the fact that mueller identified a dozen cases of obstruction of justice of trump and there has been no motion on that. trump was named in a case for which michael cohen went to jail. there has been no prosecution of that, and so i think we're setting a precedent that continues the past four years, which says the president of the united states is above the law, and i think that's a very dangerous precedent especially if that gentleman comes back in 2024 and sees this as a free pass. >> i guess do you know of any specific crimes committed by specific people surrounding the president? >> specific crimes in terms of -- well, i mean, this attempt to st

. >>> harley davidson shares soaring falling to end tariff on steel and aluminum that should end the tariffs. they expected tariff expenses of more than $200 million next year >>> and u.s. manufacturing growth fell less than expected in october but the ism manufacturing index still dropped to a 16-month low. the transportation sector posting some of the weakest growth as supply constraints continue you are up to date that's the news update haven't said that for a while. carl, i'll send it back to you >> what a joy to see you on our air, sue >> great to see you, too >>> new record highs for the dow, nasdaq and s&p. josh lipton is at the nasdaq with what's moving hey, josh. >> carl, let's start here with the team and downgrading that to neutral and pointing to increasing competition and prospects for slowing growth that stock about 10% now off its high but still up around 30% in 2021 our own jim cramer says maybe the easy money has now bipartisan made in cybersecurity stocks he still likes palo alto networks up 40% this year also worth highlighting reporting and moving higher q3 result

. >> where is harley? this is this is my life.og, they see the colors coming in on the right hand side. it's gorgeous. oh, i see it in the on on that. that yeah. yeah, ok. well, we need to find a glass of she's >> says look all morning long. you get hours. really good this kind of why i was like i knew it was started raining this morning. i set out to where flowers. >> i i'm going to believe that this rain is going and and. a fresh start. it's like i saw the forecast. that's and then next week where the drought over at today. daria is mother hello. we are definitely in for a dry rest of the day today. so it we did see some early early morning. rain fall for earliest of risers that did result in very wet conditions. >> certainly still is damp out there, though. so our recommendation is to do leave for work a little bit early. conditions are definitely still slick. rainfall is really pushed out of the area. now, what we're seeing is a lot of radar showing rain up into the sierra foothills, not even so much for the central valley any

. >> so harley, is there a trent, because everybody wants a deal, especially this weekend, is there aas we're seeing out in the big box stores and so on, that they just aren't as strong as they have been in years past? >> well, there's a couple of things that i think are different this year. so first of all, i do not think black friday is fading to black. not at all. rather it is evolving. and in 2021, the black friday, and cyber monday shift from a weekend to really more of a season. in october, of this year, a quarter of our shoppers in the united states, told us they were already looking for deals. that's up about 20% from the same time last year, so when you look at merchants that we all love, like our place or jim shark or good american or aloe yoga, they started far in advance of that. that's the first thing that i think is happening. the second thing is consumers are not necessarily only looking for big discount, bargain basement deals, rather this conscious consumerism, and consumers are voting with their wallets, it is a much bigger place this year and i think it is going to

according to the chp, 41 100 valdez was riding a harley davidson when it collided with a nissan altimaez was thrown from the motorcycle. he died at the scene. the driver of the nissan was not injured chp is saying the cause of the crash still under investigation. and now to the peninsula where menlo park police are looking for a suspect they say fired at least one shot into an apartment building almost hitting someone inside. police say the suspect fired 2 shots after being confronted while rummaging through the bed of a pickup truck just after 11 o'clock last night. one of the shots hit a nearby car. well, the other peers, the inside wall of an apartment. luckily, no one was injured. the suspect fled the scene. if you have any information you're asked to contact menlo park police. earlier today fast. excuse me food service workers at sfo held a protest today. i'm one of the busiest travel days of the holiday season. a spokesperson says they're calling for better health care benefits. airport officials say they're confident the protest will not affect people's travel plans. coming up h

. >> and harley a penny we'll be right back. >> so i don't know if you know that the people magazineve came out and we have our own thing that we're doing on here. before we go to kron on. we just want to say that we're doing a big campaign. >> for james letter. let's he was saying he was there working on noel. sign signed oh, my goodness. hey, it is no secret that prices at the pump. but the grocery store basically everywhere in between have gone up over the last year. we're getting new numbers today, though, explaining just how big the inflation surged got last month. here's a hint. >> it was our biggest surge in more than 30 years. we've got a live report on this coming up on kron-on to get those details and real-time updates on local and national headlines. grab your phone scan, the qr code it will take you straight to your app store or you can download kron on for free. james, back to you. sexiest his 60's kron 00:00am morning anchor that was haha and surely from close. yeah. all right. quick reminder for you tomorrow in honor of veterans day. we have national parks. you so disl

. >>> let's check the market movers harley davidson with a pop after the u.s. the european union ened a dispute of steel and aluminum tariffs they were facing a 56% tariff in europe. >>> shares of spotify higher today on a pair of positive calls. the top pick and market perform. bernstein seeing more growth in global music streaming and the stock up 3%. jim cramer talked about spotify today. to learn more head to cnbc.com/investingclub or the qr code on the screen >>> time for a cnbc news update with sue herrera welcome back. >> thank you here's what's happening at this hour slow going on the first day of the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse, charged with shooting three people and killing two of them during anti-racism protests in wisconsin last year. many potential jurors say they made up their mind about the case at least 19 had been dismissed for a variety of reasons. >>> am don is getting ready to launch the first communication satellites why the company says two prototypes go into orbit late next year and plans to build a network of 3200 satellites for h

major win for harley-davidson. stuart: i think of the hardly as all-american bike.le that's what we found out after the earnings last week. it was working for them the new strategy which is surprising. if it's for old rich people defined old. lauren: i would go with 60s. what do you go with? stuart: i'm not going with anything. the china electric car maker up 4.7%. lauren: the second month in a row with 10000 cars, 10138, that was more than triple last year despite the global chip shortage, it is cheaper and has a glass roof in the refrigerator. this is china taking a bigger share of the ev market. stuart: what about neil? lauren: they are struggling just 3600 vehicles globally last month, 25% fewer than a year ago down 65% from september. they blame restructuring and upgrading the manufacturing to prepare for the new product. if you look on the year you see tesla and the big winners we are struggling. stuart: the ev market is really shaking out loads and produces all of the place. lauren: i agree with you, everyone trying to be tesla and were figuring out who could

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understand there are two forecasts for what happened on black friday -- >> oh, yes >> and i'm going with harley finklestein. the adobe numbers represent the new modern capitalism. the resignation is not to resign and sit around and watch netflix. it's to actually have your own company. >> start your own business that's why you've seen record business creation. adobe did come out a few moments ago and say sales down one four for the weekend and they said buy now, pay later, revenue. huge bump. >> affirm, affirm. affirm and after pay, square. we haven't -- >> we'll talk about him in a moment is there a slowdown already? >> no, there's absolutely not a slowdown capitalism has changed here. i think that we -- this is modern capitalism and it's happening very quickly we don't seem to realize that people do not necessarily want to buy traditional when you look at etsy's numbers, etsy has been a fabulous stock shopify is doing well -- >> etsy plays on both sides. all the sellers who now devote most of their time and to carl's point -- >> this is modern capitalism >> they have left the workforce, so to

harley, truck driver from hoboken and slays the giant. >> sandra: enters the political world with a splashdate to win over another but just the idea of when you look at the -- >> sandra: big deal. >> john: the differential. political clout and money. it's amazing. sandra, the far left refusing to back down from their extreme positions on education even after a big week across our country for republicans. could this come back to haunt democrats in next year's mid terms? former office of management and budget director russ vogt founder of the center for renewing america and he took steps during the trump white house. good to have you back in the studio. >> absolutely. >> john: democrats lashing out on c.r.t. saying we lost big on tuesday night because the republicans fabricated a lie when it comes to political race theory. what do you say? >> they're in a crossroads. how could you say it doesn't exist and you have others saying it's time to double down on it, that the way to deal with this is to go on offense? i think they have an interesting moment they've got to think through. i personally

. >> i have harley from shopify. numbers, right because those black friday numbers we didn't go over, a lot of people felt were disappointing. we can shop anywhere well -- stew we didn't talk retail at all. >> it's a shame. first drop, at least according to adobe, first drop in black friday ever. >> i know. >> i think a lot of people got it done early. interesting one. doordash down a lot. doordash did great during the pandemic what is that about interesting idea. >> it's up on friday, wasn't it? >> he worked friday. >> big story workday. you're making us all look like -- >> please. >> we'll see you tonight meer money" 6:00 p.m. eastn ti more "squawk on the street" after the break. hey businesses! you all deserve something epic! so we're giving every business, our best deals on every iphone - including the iphone 13 pro with 5g. that's the one with the amazing camera? yep! every business deserves it... like ones that re-opened! hi, we have an appointment. and every new business that just opened! like aromatherapy rug

republican party doing a little bit towards the economic center, and democratic party with the elite harleysing towards the cultural left and that is how you get the working-class voters shifting pretty steadily right word even more than they already had under in the ronald ragan and george w. bush era it also you see that happening to some extent with hispanic voters and this is a big shock for a lot of democrats in 2020 the truck was able to do a bunch of hispanic voters but in fact there a lot who are culturally conservative in various ways who are sort of economically moderate and will not vote for rigid libertarian republic party but they will vote for republican party that said, look we are presiding over a good economy and free covid-19 and you know, trump was willing in the end to spend much money on covid-19 relief and the republican party was basically moderate enough on economics to get more culturally conservative and do better in florida and in texas than democrats expected so anyway, there's a s lot more toe said but d that is a somewhat condensed attempt to describe the dynami

there's london and etta as harley quinn >> and wednesday >> they look so good >> amazing >> i bought >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:26 right now. developing this morning, a teenager now facing charges in the deadly outside of the home of councilman rebecca armenda reez. it happened early saturday morning. one person died, three others injured. two critically. police yesterday arrested benjamin cauldron. he's accused of shooting four people. police are not revealing a motive at this time hoping to get more information later today. >>> checking the forecast. kari hall keeping tabs on rain in the north bay. >> it's back, seeing light showers. but it's been steady and moving into contra costa county at this point. seeing more showers moving in. it's been falling for hours in the north bay and we'll see that continue but much more of the rest of the bay area is going to get in on wet weather. it's going to be with us throughout today. we'll see a break in the showers and another storm system, a weak one, moving in early on thursday. >> stay with nbc bay area for the latest on the

you have this ambassador and you have ted cruz and josh harley pulling up these ambassadorships. >> well it's completely built. it's like 90% done at this point and the u.s. pulling out of this would not matter. it's already done. it's josh hawley for his part wants tony blinken and jake sullivan to resign. this is all political theater of the whole idea that politics adopted the water. >>. >> was it like the dolphins or something? >> marco has something now, too. so here is my question. we talked about the last hour of what republicans would do. we start on monday, thanksgiving week, okay, great. so you are going to make this hard? all right. we'll go two hours for ambassadors. we'll be working around the clock, well through thanksgiving. we'll have some canned turkey brought into you guys. when is the white house going to pick up the phone? call chuck schumer, hey, chuck, i need my ambassador for china. >> why do they need to call him? can't he tell? >> i am kind of trying to tell chuck because he watches the show. you can get it done in a week. do what a republican would do, start it

i had a harley-davidson in 1980. i didn't get married until i was 25. went out and did everything and i try to do all this crazy stuff and put it behind me, you know? so i could prepare myself to raise a family. host: that's mike in north carolina this morning. just about five minutes left in this first segment of the "washington journal." did want to note a retirement announcement yesterday. one member who's been around for a very long time on capitol hill, senator patrick leahy is retiring the headlining, leaving behind a legacy of humanitarianism and devotion the state of vermont after nearly 50 years, the senator announced yesterday that he will not seek re-election in 2022. leahy first went to washington in 1975 after defeating republican candidate dick mallory. by about 1,500 votes back the election of 1974 and sent off a challenge from a union party candidate named bernie sanders. fast forward to yesterday, patrick leahy making his retirement announcement. here's bit from it. >> i know i've been there for my state where i was needed most. i know

harley: mine too.mily: how is this impacting consumer decisions and how about his -- how bad is the shortage? harley: merchants on shopify have been resilient. they have gone from one obstacle to the next. we keep seeing this read resilience. shipping delays have accelerated consumer shopping earlier like my mom and we are encouraging that and letting merchants know it is better. the supply chain reality looks different for large retailers and independent businesses. what people assume is that these big-box retailers mayfair better versus independents because they have more scale but that is not the case. what we have seen is direct to consumer brands have stronger margins and can better leverage technology. we are seeing merchants fare better than the biggest retailers because of the razor thin margins. emily: what are your expectations? is everybody done? there are still procrastinators out there. harley: there are still procrastinators out there. but the fact we saw over $6 billion happen in four da