is here. >> we're going from frank holland to holland let's start off with this one.coming to the asian chicken market it's called beyond chicken quibi has risen from the dead. despite shuttering. the app itself is no more. most of quibi's content is available to stream on the roku channel. >>> a restaurant in holland has created the burger boy it includes caviar, king crab and white truffle, what else it includes a barbecue sauce and a bun made with dom perrignon champaign topped with gold leaf. the 5,000 euros was doan nated to the food bank some of the ingredients, sound good but i tonight know if i want them all for dinner. >> robert frank with the most expensive pizza and the whole gold plate the only thing that makes this more palatable is going to charity. what i'm kind of curious about beyond the fact that there's a dom perrignon bun on this. the other story is -- this morning around the next season it will get a ton of emmy nods and it won't have another season coming out of this so weird that the dynamic on streaming videos. >> i thought that show was excell

and it portable dot tv, i'm holland cook at holland cook on twitter, where a few follow me. i'll follow you question more. ah, ah, ah, cuban experience demonstrations for and against her by the government. many in the us loud, we say something must be done. what that something is, is not entirely clear. the fact is, the u. s. has done many things against cuba for decades, namely the long standing trade embargo, maybe washington should stop trying to help the cuban people for a change the ah, me the tire max kaiser. this is the kaiser report. did you enjoy those summer solutions? yeah, i know i did. well, it's time to get back into the problems. so let's turn to stacey. right. well, you know, the fad had better hope the solution to inflation is just time because remember, they keep on saying it is transitory. well, their usual solution is giving more and more money. the treasury is always giving more money, congress more and more money. so we're going to look at what some of the results that have come out while we've been gone for the past 2 weeks there. see now the inflation

a lot of it will go into holland.ney, and i think it will be severely hit with the loss of income from uh the entertainment industry and supporting companies. at this moment for us it's a disaster. it's been a hundred days since the uk left the single market. julianne and matt have something to celebrate. we have got the malta order finally leaving after i don't know how long it's been. it was ordered on the 11th of january and it's now april. malta has accepted that their vegan products don't require an animal health certificate. is there another roll of stickers for me? but there's more bureaucracy — every snack bar needs a label with an eu address. every single box needs to be opened, and it's a tiny little label for every single product, so yeah, it's quite an arduous task but needs must, that's what brexit does. 's after a three—month delay, the maltese delivery is finally on its way. it was a difficult winter, but spring has brought optimism. brexit has made them look at new markets. and orders are coming in fas

i'm holland cook on twitter at holland cook. or if you follow me, i'll follow you question more. ah ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? the in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tycer lation, whole community you going the right way or are you being somewhere direct? what is truth? watches in a world corrupted, you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, in the drug started as a way to come back. a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota, and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a check. he told us that andrew was a competent short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like something else had to be happening. the hi i my guys are, this is the cause a report. i think it, we go through the record. you'll find that for the past 5 years, we've been the only media outlet in the world to accu

well, be there are air to freeze in holland is a very famous criminal work border which who does a lot of things that and evoke is sensors off of a. well, it is, it can, can make a lot of people in the criminal in high criminal places, very angry. not only because of his journalistic work, but also because he sometimes takes a stand. and so this means that we cannot be sure if this is a consequence of his work as a journalist or, or from his work as a, let's say more advocating for people who are victim sauce and certain crimes high profile in the country. doesn't mean he does see, i mean he's a very, he's like a very famous the commenter on several criminal cases. but he also won several prizes with his investigative or during the sick work. and so he's a very well known person and all and, and you can imagine that not only all our colleagues from, from the union off your list, but a lot of people in holland are very, very touched by what happens. yes. the reporting crime can often be dangerous, and a should other dutch journalists be worried i think they shoot and especially when the

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and belgium or whether— germany and holland and belgium or whether it _ germany and holland and belgiummerica, itjust speaks to how vital— in north america, itjust speaks to how vital it — in north america, itjust speaks to how vital it is that countries around _ how vital it is that countries around the world actually really grasp _ around the world actually really grasp this nettle around climate change — grasp this nettle around climate change was up a lot was talked about at dunning _ change was up a lot was talked about at dunning cornwall last month when the leaders all met at the g7 but it is not _ the leaders all met at the g7 but it is not enough tojust have fine words — is not enough tojust have fine words i— is not enough tojust have fine words. i think the scientists use to be worried — words. i think the scientists use to be worried about this are literally tearing _ be worried about this are literally tearing their hair out because the governments of countries are not giving _ governments of countries are not giving enough. they are setting these _ giving enough. they are

i'm holland cook with talkers magazine publisher, michael harrison. last 4th of july. many of us went without the fireworks and the parades and the get togethers because we were fearful of the virus. and with many out of work who could afford more than a stay cation, what a difference a year makes. even with that polling data, we talked about demonstrating widespread optimism as the american come back on folds. the tone on conservative cable news and talk radio is relentlessly negative . michael, are angry talkers, banking on nuff sore heads, patronizing advertisers that this narrative is still a business or are they simply zealots who might be oblivious to widespread optimism? well, i don't think either side has a monopoly, an optimism. so i don't agree with you there holland, my perspective is sort of a non partisan view of the media and i see both sides choosing the other a being negative, the conservative house, see the liberal, the house as being anti american progress, critical of the, the country and a lot of problems in that regard. so i see both sides accuse o

i'm holland cook on twitter at holland cook. where if you follow me, i'll follow you question more. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, i use alas may end appears to be near washington's 20 year halford to nation bill and f denison was always going to end this way a complete and total failure. it is doubtful, the corrupt government in kabul will last long after the american withdrawal of dennis and remains broken and the american people poor and no one is held to account the the welcome back to kaiser report i max kaiser and stacy herbert with another special episode summer solutions today were talking with john ruby now of dollar collapse dot com. stacy right. 2021 has been the year of the i word inflation. even the central bank is mentioning inflation. is it transitory? however, as the central bank is arguing, or are we going to see something worse coming forward in the next year or 2? yeah, we have inflation all of a sudden after what, 2 decades of 0 inflation and all of a sudden we're at 4 or 56 percent depending on the, the measure use. and the interesting thing about this version of i

i'm holland cook in washington. this is the big picture on our t america. ah . with the help wanted sign everywhere and many now believes that unemployment benefits a godsend during the shut down or backfiring reagan administration. economists, arthur laugher, as in the laffer curve, told talk radios, glen back. when you tax people who work and pay people not to work, don't be surprised when a lot of people choose not to work. and many who do want to work cannot because many businesses just didn't survive the shut down and because the shut down itself, change the way we live, what won't come back as the american come back unfolds. let's ask hillary ford, which president of washington based straw mark, business development consultants. hillary. it is great to see you here in the flesh after a year and a half of data hold on. going to be back. welcome back to the hotel. i am at here in washington has discontinued daily housekeeping, understandable after all the revenue they lost as business and leisure travel got clobbered during the shut down in new york city alo

this is deb holland secretary, deb holland. speaking about this at the american congress of american indians. and this happened just a few weeks ago, but now for the 1st time, this country has a cabinet secretary who is indigenous. i come from ancestors who endured the horrors of indian boarding school assimilation policies carried out by the same department that i now lead for more than a century. the interior department was responsible for operating the indian boarding schools across the united states and its territories. we are therefore uniquely positioned to assist in the effort to recover the dark history of these institutions that have haunted our families for too long. it's our responsibility to hold about a time of crystal and the person who's in charge of this investigation. serendipity . yes congresswoman deborah holland, when she was a representative last year introduced a bill for a truth and healing commission on indian boarding schools. and that was the 1st bill of its kind to ever be introduced to address this l

look at what has happened in holland, they did pretty much _ happened in holland, they did pretty muchng three weeks a-o much what we are doing three weeks ago and _ much what we are doing three weeks ago and have had to do a big u—turn and is _ ago and have had to do a big u—turn and is the _ ago and have had to do a big u—turn and is the nightclubs that has apparently been one of the biggest super— apparently been one of the biggest super spreaders. if elsa had the problem — super spreaders. if elsa had the problem of people coming in from france _ problem of people coming in from france that have not lifted restrictions in the same way to go and party — restrictions in the same way to go and party. and their cases have gone absolutely _ and party. and their cases have gone absolutely through the roof. in this nightclubs have been closed again now _ nightclubs have been closed again now. almost the worst of all the worlds _ now. almost the worst of all the worlds where you get to open briefly and then— worlds where you get to open briefly and then you are blamed for all the problems—

derek holland has been sentenced to _ dangerous.at we need to use all forms of electricity generation if that target is to be reached and are calling for government support to help the tidal industry develop commercially. it comes as what's being described as the most powerful tidal turbine device in the world has connected to the grid in orkney. lorna gordon has been to take a look. in the fast flowing waters of orkney, a new title device is being connected to the grid. —— tidal. lying low on the surface of the water. ~ :. lying low on the surface of the water. ~ :, , , . water. we are in spring tide which is when the _ water. we are in spring tide which is when the water _ water. we are in spring tide which is when the water moves - water. we are in spring tide which is when the water moves at i water. we are in spring tide which is when the water moves at its i is when the water moves at its fastest rate. igate is when the water moves at its fastest rate.— is when the water moves at its fastest rate. we were given rare access on

i'll just here to be reported tom or i'll miss holland his team, secure a rare interview with one of the how must key leaders and prisoner exchange negotiators. not one isa. isa agreed to be interviewed on condition that his face was not shown. one of the big issues should be up. we'll talk about the issue, come up on machine human limits and holly, my resume one. i'm if a kid behavior before today, i'm not gonna come up level should we should job model annisa is the deputy commander of commerce, military wing, or sun brigades. this is the only known photo of isa. it's an image from 2011 when isa was involved in a prisoner exchange deal between hamas and israel to release in israeli soldier who was captured by hamas 5 years earlier in 20. 06 gillard shall eat st. but one a, so not a minutia get physical comment on this crowd began by asking about the 2021 broken cease fire and many happy, pathetic or not to bother you pulled up and we'll call them out of someone to listen for the thing. well, you have to part and i thought the hallmark channel, how with them, why was listed in the sa

ah, thomas on his holland, his team attained exclusive documents and i read it to written record from within the negotiating team. although this records cannot be independently verified, it purports to show details of lonely go see ations from shelley to capture in 26 to his release in 2011. ah, on the 25th of june, 20 o 6 armed alco sombre gauge units launched a surprise attack on his ready forces near a gaza strip. border crossing 2 is where the soldiers were killed and one de la charlotte was captured the you'll wish on the boat kill. if nation admin sharla knew lucky show dates and shoot he cool. eileen. many any say name landry. hum us. so home us, if given. thank you so i li, just now finding the google 100 stuff. when the saw the top of the me, my move come over them, cause a shallow shows albany, georgia, harvard a them hard. so limes you monday, a share of us. it's and shag, off madina can went home with kylie, me, and chair for it because on a the committee was there before me. you can is railways were taken back by both the success of the hamas operation and it's timing . t

i'll just either be reported tom or i'll miss holland his team secured a rare interview with one of the how must key leaders and prisoner exchange negotiators. not one isa. isa agreed to be interviewed on condition that his face was not shown. one of the big issues should be up with the issue come off of the machine and the limit across my resume, one kid behavior before she dealt with gotcha. ala had him up, it came up level, should we should job that model. annisa is the deputy commander of commerce, military wing, her son brigades. this is the only known photo of isa. it's an image from 2011. when isa was involved in a prisoner exchange deal between hamas and israel to release in israeli soldier who was captured by hamas 5 years earlier in 26 gillard shall eat st. lois aysa, who knocked him and you should get fearful that comment on this crowd began by asking you about the 2021 broker cease fire. happy make one or 2. bob shook a few, pulled up and we'll call them out of someone to listen for the clean. well, you have to part i listed on how to who knocked up a time with them. mikaela

. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland from cnbc.l street set to open your lower with several mega cap tech companies today. stocks posting small gains yesterday. with the dow, the nasdaq and s&p 500 all closing at record highs and notching a five-day winning streak. in focus today reports on durable goods, home prices and consumer confidence plus earnings from 3m, ge, u.p.s., apple, google parent alphabet, microsoft and visa. the fed begins a two-day meeting today. it isn't expected to make any big policy changes but investors will look for any insights on interest rates, comments on the economy and inflation. tesla reporting a bigger than expected second quarter profit topping $1 billion for the very first time. sharply higher sales of less expensive electric vehicle such as the model 3 and raised prices to boost margin. tesla cut costs which helped offset the supply chain shortages. ceo elon musk says tesla expects to launch production of the model y this year, but the electric semitruck is delayed until next year. >>> american ai

well, be there are air to freeze in holland is a very famous or criminal work border which who does a lot of things and evoke sensors off of a well it can, can make a lot of people in the criminal in high criminal places. very angry. not only because of his journalistic work, but also because he sometimes also position x a stand. and so this means that we cannot be sure if this is a consequence of his work as a journalist or, or from his work as a, let's say, more advocating for people or were victim sauce and certain crimes high profile in the country doesn't mean he does say, i mean he's a very, he's like a very famous the commenter on several criminal cases. but he also won several prizes with his investigative or during the sick work. and so he's a very well known person and all and, and you can imagine that not only all our colleagues from, from the union up your list, but a lot of people in holland are very, very touched by what happened yesterday. yeah, reporting crime can often be dangerous. should other dutch journalists be worried? yeah, i think they shoot and especially whe

s holland america is set to sail tomorrow.nes begin sailing to alaska starting next week. the itinerary includes glacier bay national park and icy strait point. shares of carnival may be down today, but they have scratched back 53% over the past year. but let us bring in in a fox business exclusive ceo arnold donald who is live onboard a princess cruise ship with great food, i know. those cruise ships have the best, best dinners, okay? love that. arnold, give me a sense, because we to have a little bit of breaking news that literally just flashed on the tape, on the wires during the commercial, and that is that new york city mayor bill de blasio is now recommending that all companies in the city require their employees to get vaccinated. you guys have, what, your entire crew on all of the ships vaccinated? tell me how that is playing out. >> yeah, first of all, good afternoon to you. i'm sitting aboard the beautiful majestic princess here in the port of seattle. i can look across from where i'm sitting at the beautiful new ams

president donald trump's company has surrendered to authorities investigating tax crimes in new york, holland y soleberg and other trump employees are expected to face charges of tax evasion. they're suspected of illegally avoiding paying taxes on company products such as cars, apartments and school tuition. kristin salome is live for us now from new york, so the cfo of the trump organization turning in the cell phone and were waiting christian for the details of the charges that will be filed against the organization. what do we expect the nature of a challenges to be what we know from the statement released by the trouble organization that the charges relate to the financial benefits that were played to employees. alan wife oberg is a long time chief financial officer of the trump organization. he's been there nearly 50 years, starting under president trump father fred, at the company. we know that his son has particularly been under scrutiny. he also works for the trump organization. and his ex wife has been talking to reg, to investigators about their relationship and sharing information

and now with the report that just secretary holland has issued, it's only going to scratch the surface when you're not going to be enough time to really do a thorough check on all of the government run boarding schools in the us. but it's a start. it 1st step, the way you're describing it, it sounds like there really isn't a family that hasn't been touched by this in some way. is there any sense that any support is being given to the families? because one would imagine that they, the emotional impact for a family of something like this is very significant. but of course there is but the other question as well, of longer term compensation. is there any confidence that you might eventually be able to get some sort of recognition for what happened? well, in canada, the government formerly apologized to the 1st nations people, their next government has never done that. so that's $11.00 step as far as payment . i don't think that that will ever happen, but you know, we have treaties, but the us government and those treaties have never been fulfill in. so allocations of funding for health ca

as haley booby festival in norway, bass termper from around the world can enjoy holland internal and rush, 069, dw. oh, the women in asian. i definitely will put all the money in on lunch and on the voices. the only way i can, the job is to create my own and the see their house standing stories in women in asia this weekend on d. w and above all how it feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer and journalist eve coogan magnet, are exploring. delving into history and the present. i would never have thought the judaism convenient, so i need to remind myself because i grew up in a completely different way. broad pluralistic jewish in europe. the 2 part documentary starts july 5th on dw, the, in the, ah, ah, this is the w news blind from berlin, jacob zoom, i defy a deadline to hand himself into authorities. the former south african president tells cheering supporters that there is no need for him to go to jail. the supreme court is reviewing a prison session, imposed for contempt. as the u. s. celebrates its independent state. president joe biden swears in new citizens and

judaism, that most becomes from north africa and spain and europe in judaism, ash canarvy i since holland. and here we're looking across a key part of jewish history movement across the beach, head from europe to africa, and from africa to europe. but jews and also muslims were expound from spain in 1492 by non sick. and then after the 2nd world war, many hundreds of thousands of jews travelled from north africa back to europe. and also israel, not putting it on the file. it goes back to the old testament, if you want to look at, it meant the logically and this whole aspect of judaism in central europe is something we're not really conscious on, not in the general community, either in the ultimate to manage it. and that's why i, especially since clearly had such a major impact on europe, migration, clothing, both directions and now thing, another migration movement here in the same place they've been happening for centuries. and that's the reason we're starting our journey through europe, from social open, your beginning time the ah ah ah. i've never been to mars say, but i'm excited to s

this little to celebrate in zuba from holland is now joined by nicholas hayes them . he's the head of the united nations mission to south sudan and miss hello say welcome to d, w. use africa. now 10 years ago there was great optimism about the future of south sedan. fast forward to today, have those hoops been fulfilled? know, i think quite frankly, most sudanese would accept that there that they hopes of what independence would bring had not been achieved. i think the function of this an adverse or is really to remind people of those ideals. and to put back on the agenda, the hopes that they had for work independence might to live in for sausage and needs 10 years or so. have been amy achievements over the last decade. well, i think, you know, given the challenge to john started as a with what should i say change late. they had no institutions very little rogue has been as some progress in standing at the stage. i think most people would say not as much progress as they would have hopeful, but they also would have to take on board it shows to john has gone through to

i guess congress does it, but that's almost are, if you holland, on this is congress actually acting any different today than they have in the past . congressional decorum is an oxymoron. i feel like starting a go fun me page to by jim jordan, the damn sport coat. so all of his name calling strikes me as washington business, as usual. and frankly, very focus group driven. i've done enough of them. i can smell one a mile away and i think there's a lot of pandering going on to the folks back home. but 3.5 t trillion is a lot of delray me. it's 12 zeros senator cinema, like sen, mansion comes from a not entirely blue state. there are more independence than democrats or republicans in arizona. so they have some leverage. this is horse trading one on one, and she's doing a very, very well, you know, steve, a wise, one of my former bosses' wise man, actually to tell me we don't want congress to get along. that is their job. when they get along the people get in trouble. so do, is that still true today? would it be better to have them a little bit more peace or this contention actually been

derek holland has ben sentenced to three—and—a—half years in prison and disqualified for driving forand high—risk drinking. the study was published in the journal bmc public health. professor george ploubidis is from university college london's centre for longitudinal studies. he contributed to the study. hejoins me now. professor, thank you for your time joining us on bbc new us. so, just to give our viewers an idea of the scope of this study, it is looking at a cohort of adults born in 1970s is that right?— in 1970s is that right? correct. good morning, _ in 1970s is that right? correct. good morning, thank - in 1970s is that right? correct. good morning, thank you - in 1970s is that right? correct. good morning, thank you for i in 1970s is that right? correct. - good morning, thank you for having me, that study based on the well—known british 1970 birth cohort. it's a study following the lives of ability 17,000 individuals born in 1970. this data comes from the survey and when the cohort was aged 46—48. the finding is about a third of our participants, a representative sample of t

in the town of holland close to the german border, a flash flood has swept through the streets. people living there had already been warned to be careful and to avoid going into their sellers and basis. and other parts of europe have been effected by the floods. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from southern parts of the netherlands, and belgium is also counting the cost. at least 27 people died there. the region around the moon river was worst effected by what authorities are calling an unprecedented deluge of water. the floods have receded from the streets of pep instead, leaving the mud behind presidents at toiling to reclaim their homes. praying that the rain holds off the days of heavy down cause turn this gentle stream into a raging torrent houses along the riverbank overwhelmed by the force of the water. cars swept off the roads, residence and shock. may we've never seen anything like this before. i would never have imagined it has been a bit of water before, but nothing like this. we could never have imagined the water up to the ceiling is the catastrophe.

we still have scope at this point to tighten the screws a little bit, not like an holland where they're already turning very big through the winter months. or i think this is a good time to do that. because of the in the netherlands infection rates rose dramatically after measures were eased among music festival, a new trade, a 1000 people were infected in just one night at the beginning of the month. the restrictions now being re introduced are much tougher than austria, especially for major events and the hospitality industry. in other countries, infection rates are also rising dramatically in the u. k. they shut up after the european cup, but instead of tightening up again, london is dropping nearly all remain in corona virus restrictions beginning monday . then mass would only be required and public transport. and nowhere else were in a bit of a tricky situation. they still to calum pickering about that senior economist, the bathroom, beg bank in london, calum just how significant of these easing restrictions for economic development. well, most efficient had been eas anyway. what w

so because he's a very important person in holland and journalism, the fries had been recently involved in the trial of the alleged leader of a criminal organization, prosecutors called and boiled killing machine. 64 year old had long been considered a possible target of the criminals. he reported on 2 suspects are in custody and connection with his shooting. they are scheduled to be in court on friday. a 3rd man was detained, but later released, police have not revealed a possible motive. a journalist, politicians, and citizens believe the attack is aimed at balancing reporters. we also think that journalists who might be targeted by organized crime must be protected. it's very important. and it is very important that this murder attempt does not have a chilling effect on journalists working on criminal affairs. linda rarely sees violent crimes, but some say their parent targeting of the fries has shaken their thing of security . on england, all through to the final of the european championship after defeating denmark, in the 2nd semi final, at wembley stadium in london after the game

in the town of holland close to the german border, a flash flood has swept through the streets. people living there had already been warned to be careful and avoid going into the sellers and faces. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. these 25 people have been killed in landslides, triggered by monsoon range and known by one area. several houses were crushed by a collapse wall authority say more people could be trapped under mud and debris. building collapses are common during india's monsoon season. to athletes in the olympic village and tokyo have tested positive for the corona virus deepening fears about the spread of virus. when the olympic game start on friday, it brings a total to 3 infections inside the village, where teams are closed off in the public. martino east, the wife of haiti's assassinated president, has returned to the caribbean nation after receiving treatment in miami hospital. she was injured during the attack on her husband. sure of not maurice last week. representatives of the afghan government and tell abou

. >> reporter: ifis would like them back here to be burpied in the family cemetery plot in holland lakeit was rain, or wind itself that allowed this discovery. >> i never expected i would have to do something like that. >> reporter: the family is grateful, after almost 80 years they have closure. >> so a part of him has come home. >> for cbs news in howard lake, minnesota. >> and that's overnight news for this ththursday. for some of you theews continues, for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital i'm ben tracy. ♪

welcome back i'm frank holland inway through0 a.m. hour.ts lower at this point. this after all three indices ended at record highs after stumbling over renewed covid concerns this week is a busy one for investors with a blockbuster week for earnings. especially with big tech you see the names there. we particular off with tesla later today and results from apple, google, microsoft and amazon throughout the week another number of high profile companies reporting. 3m, boeing, mcdonald's, ford, pfizer and our parent company comcast. >>> the fed kicks off the latest policy meeting tomorrow. no action is expected, but any mention of the banks decision to wind down the bond program could see a concern for the market. >>> and a lot of the wex faithful's concern coffee the best week since 2014 year to date, it is up nearly 50%. colombia is dealing with frost damage there. >>> among the top stories. bipartisan group of senators trying to finalize a deal on the infrastructure package lead gop negotiator rob portman says they are 90% of the way to agr

frank holland, interesting appreciate it.>> as we head to break, stock futures down big we are seeing stock futures off 400 points for the dow nasdaq down 155. a lot of selling with no big screaming reason why bitcoin down more than $2,000. oil off 1% as well john is coming up next he will layout what he thinks is acg ti bs nd where people are plinoponetright now. stick around fe or sporty. modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach helps them personalize experiences with watson ai while helping keep data secure. ♪ ♪ ♪ from banking to manufacturing, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back let's turn to the markets on what is said to be a wild trading thursday dow futures down 364 nasdaq down 160. who better to have on than john nagarian we will talk about china and the etfs what the heck is going with the stock market i see no headlines as to what may be kick

but this devastation could have occurred at a number of points in holland's four—hour drive.ering wheel as he is eating a piece of fruit. and really, the footage is quite shocking. the aa want more police in cars and greater education in a bid to make texting and driving as socially unacceptable as drink—driving, with the consequences being just as deadly. in 2016, thomas croker crashed his lorry while changing the music on his phone. he killed a mother and three young children. i think it is far too common. unfortunately, every day at roadpeace we are supporting people who have been bereaved or suffered life changing injuries off the back of dangerous or reckless driving. i think people don't realise looking at your phone you are just as distracted, whether it is hands—free or hand—held, you are just as distracted as being over the drink—drive limit. the consequences, as have been seen, are devastating. the impact of driving while you are distracted, including the use of a mobile phone, is dangerous. derek holland has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison and di

tuesday, july 27th, 2021 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sullivan kicking off your tuesday with u.s. stock futures pointing at losses ahead of the opening bell the dow looks like it could open 150 points lower the nasdaq and s&p both down fractionally stocks coming off another record session with all three major averages trading in record territory and trying for the sixth straight day of gains. plenty of data to chew on. durable goods. pay s&p out at 9:00 a.m. july consumer confidence at 10:00. the econ story is jay powell and the fed kicking off a two-day policy meeting today suggesting that tapering is still a way off pending data over the next several months and the stock of the day has to be tesla. quarterly profits soaring to a record $1.1 billion. the company now in the black for eight straight quarters. despite supply and production issues more on tesla coming up. >>> europe's trading day is well under way. julianna tatelbaum is in the london newsroom with more. good morning, julianna >> reporter: frank, good morning. w

. >>> time for a new update with frank holland. hi, frank.appening at this hour assistant coach for the minnesota vikings may be the first in the envelope to lose his job for refusing to get vaccinated espn reporting that rick dennison is out after refusing to get the shot. the vaccine are set to hold their first practice for next season on next wednesday. >>> teams leaving the surfside site search efforts will now been transferred to local police that are now combing through debris that's been move off-site. >>> in-state students in california starting next fall will see a 4% increase on the positive sigh, students will see no tuition hikes, as long as they graduate within six years. >> $13,000 a year, that sounds less -- >> it depends on what state you're in. >> well, there we go frank holland, thank you very much. >>> still to come, citi's byron le levokitz joins us, as well as ian bremer >>> shares have edged their way back up for the week ♪ ♪ ♪ cisco. the bridge to possible. the pursuit is on. the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. with

28th, 2021 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> and good morning i am frank holland in for brian sullivan here's how stock futures are looking as we kick off this wednesday morning. the dow pretty much flat down very slightly the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both up fractionally. stocks coming off their first down day in six with tech and nasdaq really getting hit the hardest. the nasdaq coming off a 1.2% decline. this as the fed prepares to issue its latest policy decision at 2 p.m. today. no announcement in terms of a rate hike. focus is on talk of a potential taper. the fed may have to take a back seat earnings continues to roll on. results from apple, alphabet and microsoft after the close yesterday. those results at least giving the impression demand for digital services and gadgets is showing no signs of slowing down the three tech giants raking in a combined after tech profit $59.8 billion. we turn our attention over to the early trade in europe. our juliana tattlebaum is standing by. >> european equities off to a strong start this comes after losses yesterday. the

"power lunch" starts right now with frank holland in for tyler. >>> robinhood's rocky start, the stock dropping below its ipo price as investors turn cautious >> our growth is organic and word of mouth. we think we've scratched the surface. >> robinhood ceo is betting his fast-growing company will grow even more. a prominent venture capitalist sees risk. >>> a ceo triple play, raymond james, international paper and realogy out with earnings and with a distinct take on their corners of the economy we'll also find out where they stand on mandating vaccines. "power lunch" starts right now >>> and here's where the markets stand this hour. the dow up 220 points, near session highs, hitting an intraday record along with the s&p and nasdaq record intraday highs. we'll see what the close brings. steady trading pattern the last couple of hours even with robinhood sinking there. let's check in on robinhood falling in its trading debut priced at $38. at the low down 10%. trading at $36 and change right now. frank? >> kelly, that's right where we begin. as you mentioned robinhood down. over to les

. >> we were initially founded in holland by a peasant woman who just serve the people who were in her village. she was teaching the children, she was visiting the sick so we ended up at congregation that basically promoted teaching, education and hospital work. we have several hospitals in different parts of the world and we still do. haiguse down in santa maria. that is what we did for the first 150 years of our life as a congregation. now, many of our sisters are older, many of them are retired. those who are still working are working in parishes and working of the budget so to speak. e of down to the border a couple of times in july and in august and is planning to go again to work with the immigrants at the border. 25 years ago we went down to chiapas, mexico to a small village . it is in the mounds, it is the southernmost state of mexico so there's a lot of indigenous peoples there really no healthcare available to them so, we are in lda clinic there so that the needs of the indigenous people will be taken care of. that they will have someplace to go for broken to them to get tre

wednesday, july 21st, you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm frank holland in for brian sul sullivan let's get right to the markets after the dow closed up 550 points higher than yesterday monday, the worst day of the year for the markets futures right now in the green the dow up towards the top just about 200 points all three indices closed a percent and a half higher than yesterday. the 10-year, we track that every day. the 10-year yield stabilizing. around 1.25 after falling to its lowest level in five months on monday of course, we're watching cryptos. bitcoin back above 30,000 trading 3% higher this morning we'll have much more on that coming up in the show. now to trading overseas. our jew man na versace has the latest. >> it's amazing how market sentiment quickly turns around we're seeing it in europe. very strong balance across all of the european majors we're almost at the tops again 5100 in the u.k., up about 1.4%. very strong day for retailers. one name in focus is net very good bounce back in some of the oil and energy there are some of the trave

you can see it here approaching holland, germany and denmark.e morning, most likely along the north sea coasts there, but i think showers are possible during the day almost anywhere in england and wales. the best of the weather on saturday will be cornwall, devon, southern wales, northern ireland and south—western scotland. some sunshine for you here and temperatures could nudge up to around 20 degrees. here's a look at sunday. there'll be fewer showers around, and they should be confined more to southern and south—eastern areas. again, pretty decent weather out towards the west and north, but on the cool side. temperatures for many of us only in the high teens. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. amazon is fined almost $900 million — the biggest fine ever — for breaking the eu's data protection laws. day eight of the olympics is kicking off in tokyo. we'll tell you what's coming up as the games reach their halfway stage. the tax returns of former president donald trump will be handed to congres

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. >>> i'm frank holland in for shepard smith.ssengers. >>> the return of tourism in paris. the eiffel tower officially open for business after months of being covid closed >>> and football's new moves to highlight social justice. >>> the nfl now planning to double down this season on promoting racial justice messaging. that's according to reporting from front office sports the league started leaning in last year amid nationwide protests around police brutality and social justice but this year they're working to prove it was just a one-off. the nfl will use signs on the field, decals on players' helmets and they plan to play "lift every voice and sing" at all big league events. joining us now is sports business correspondent jabarry young. are these reports of these renewed policies, are they enough in your mind? >> frank, it's good to see you, man. you're on shep's show. i was on the phone with some nfl executives tonight and this is about more so -- they're going to implement this again. but this is about trying to prove that th