you are about to hear from peloton's ceo john foley. we will ask him about the blowout quarter, the launch of its new machines, the surprise price cut and what's next for the workout app that has captured the undying love of lockdown bound fitness fanatics that has helped send the stock up 203% year to date. john foley coming up. >>> meantime, pro football finally got its start last night but when will we see all of college football kick off? with the closing bell ringing in 49 minutes, and the dow up 23 points, pac-12 commissioner larry scott joins us live on the financial hit being taken by schools that have halted college sports and whether we could potentially see his league suit up for football in december. that's right. it's a possibility. yes, i'm talking about this december. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. ♪ here? nah. ♪ here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere... is somewhere. the all-new chevy trailblazer. ♪ (vo) while you may not be running an architectural firm, tending hives of honeybees, and mentoring

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positive trend, and i know that john foley likes that as the leading indicator for the business and iticult to argue with that and the trend has been favorable. >> jonathan, i did not mean to say that they are taking customers away from planet fitness, but my point is that at the elevated valuations, does peloton need to go more mass market, and instead of pricing the treadmill and the bike lower? >> well, there is a good position for it, and you have seen it in the market this year, and the model is with the scale to lower the price and bring in the accessibility. if you are looking at the gym number market, the number of members who paid $25 to $49 a month is roughly the same size as the number of members who pay more than $50 a month for the gym membership, and bringing that down, they are open up a large market, and still aiming higher than the value price of planet fitness and that is clearly the direction they are moving. >> jonathan and bernie, thank you for joining us, and peloton shares are up about 4.5%. >>> yes, the etf perspective is the skyy, and it is up more than 25% yea

peloton ceo john foley will be on "squawk box" at 7:45 eastern time turning to oracle, those shares are% remote work grows demand for cloud services they will rent server space to customers. they expect revenue to come in ahead of analyst estimates chewy reporting lower loss and higher sales adding more customers in the first half of the year amid the pandemic than in all of 2019 reorder rates remain stable and shares are down in the pre-market >> everybody got a dog, frank. that was one of the things. >> it it was like get a dog, have something to do chewy was benefitting. if you have a dog, by the way, buy dog food because a dog likes to eat >>> still on deck, a new warning from microsoft about a threat to the election with just weeks to go before we start to cast our ballots. >> announcer: today's big number, 76.8 million that's how many workouts peloton members completed in the first quarter. up 300% from the same period last year. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward

we have grown 100 year on year we didn't just do this because of covid >> that was peloton ceo john foleyere earlier shares have triple ld since the start of the year and they are up again they are coming back rather dramatically from what was shown to be a doubt digit gain free market this after reporting what was his first ever profit. our next guest has a buy rating on the stock, a price target of $120 he is talking about this being a secular change it will be different for peloton because people will be working out of home, forever, i guess he is saying. >> i think you have a shift that was already well under way it was a preference to work out in the home. the only thing lacking was the digital infusion the pandemic, all it has really done is accelerate the shift in the preference that i think consumers will althoughly have, at least the good majority of them, to do more of the activity in the home. and for many it is more of a private activity than a public opportunity. i think this is a secular growth story. it is not anything really related to this event. >> is there going to be m

if i'm ceo john foley and i'm looking at today you've dope 55 million shares in your stock, the average daily volume is 20 million, you're now lower on the day that's not the type of trading behavior that's indicative of a fairly valued stock. beyond peleton, i agree on zoom video and you could mention wing stop back earlier in the year which is name to own wing stop selling chicken winging selling at 150 times earnings, that's an over valuation story. >> you use the wors deserve to be you can -- we could have dae bait for three hours on how many stocks quote unquote deserve to be where they are. who would have thought the market would be where it is today in what is still pandemic? >> you have the power at nbc t extend the show for three hours but we could have a show for the next three hours discussing what you asked me at the beginning of the show how many of these other stocks that have gone parabolic really deserve the valuation they trading at now i would argue a lot of them don't. >> we'll see it's going to be an ongoing story for sure pete, i mentioned your unusual activity what

the ceo and founder john foley, building the company. what lies ahead? e john will join me right here on "countdown" at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> all right. we have some breaking news right now and i'm going to read this to you because it is literally just hitting the tape. dow jones news wires is reporting, this is part of the whole tiktok drama, tiktok's chinese parent bytedance is discussing possible arrangements with the united states that would allow the popular video sharing app to avoid a full sale of its u.s. operations. this according to people familiar with the matter. discussions around such an option have assumed increased urgency since the chinese government took steps last friday, so a week ago this past friday, that make a sale more difficult and take place against a fast-approaching deadline which is september 15th, where president trump said he will ban tiktok here in the united states unless it is able to agree to a sale of its u.s. operations or else be shut down. we have to look at the stocks that are involved here. microsoft, which

the ceo john foley will be joining us on "the claman countdown" this friday to talk about earnings andhas become the hot name in working out from home. but long before people were spinning at home, jillian michaels was pioneering how to help keep america fit and active from the comfort of their living room. she's got a new app that offers free seven-minute daily workouts and more, and she's joining us live now to talk about the business of health in the covid age and who is going to survive, who's not. jillian, great to have you. gyms and health clubs went dark months ago. i really want to hear from you first how the pandemic initially impacted you and your business. >> well, you know, there are many different facets to my business, so i do have an app which allows people to work out at home and that business has gone up 30%. now, other businesses that i have invested in, whether it was a supplement business or organic coffee company that you can only get through foot traffic in the supermarket, have taken hits. it's kind of fascinating on one hand, i deal with half of my businesses st

foley: here. >> jonas: commissioner johns? >> commissioner pearlman: here. >> commissioner so: here. >> jonas: thank you, commissioners. first on the agenda is general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the is reached in the meeting. we should open this up for public comment. each member has three minutes. members of the public, this is your opportunity to press star and 3 to be entered in the queue. commissioners, i have no members of the public raising their hand requesting to speak. so we can then move on to department matters. item 1, director's announcements. welcome, director hillis. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, commissioners. a couple of items. one, i think after your last meeting, you heard that jeff johnson is not -- and liz has stepped in as -- [inaudible]

foley? >> yes. >> commissioner johns? >> yes. >> commissioner so? >> yes. >> commissioner matsuda? >> yes. >> and commissioner president hyland? >> yes. >> clerk: so moved. commissioners, that passes unanimously 6-0. and concludes your very brief agenda today. i thank you all for joining us for 15 minutes of your day today. [laughter] >> very good. we're adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> clerk: take care. thank you, all. >> vice president taylor: welcome to what is going to be the continued meeting from august 19 as well as concurrently the september 2 meeting of the san francisco police commission. as some of you may be aware, we lost quorum at the last police commission meeting due to technical difficulties beyond our control. so at that time, we had completed the chief's report, the d.p.a. director's report, and line item 1 before we had to adjourn. we're going to pick up tonight where we left off, so it's going to be the presidential report, commission report, and public comment. we

james foley was murdered and the whereabouts of john ca ntlie james foley was murdered and the whereaboutsabsolutely that he had to go back to aleppo, to tell the story that he hadn't managed to tell when he was first kidnapped. and he felt absolutely that it was his duty to go back and to talk about what was happening on the ground there at the time. the two isis suspects, nicknamed the beatles by the captives, were caught in syria over two years ago. yesterday britain handed over the final evidence in their cases to the us embassy, pending an expected trial. relatives of the murdered hostages have expressed their enormous relief. frank gardner, bbc news. the poisoned russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has been discharged from hospital in germany. doctors say it's possible he could make a full recovery. our correspondent, jenny hill, is in berlin. remarkable given he was poisoned with another choc? quite right, it is clear now that alexi navalny has survived an apparent assassination attempt on doctors in berlin so he could make a full recovery although they say it is still too so

foley: here. >> jonas: commissioner johns? >> commissioner pearlman: here. >> commissioner so: here. >> jonas: thank you, commissioners. first on the agenda is general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the is reached in the meeting. we should open this up for public comment. each member has three minutes. members of the public, this is your opportunity to press star and 3 to be entered in the queue. commissioners, i have no members of the public raising their hand requesting to speak. so we can then move on to department matters. item 1, director's announcements. welcome, director hillis. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, commissioners. a couple of items. one, i think after your last meeting, you heard that jeff johnson is not -- and liz has stepped in as -- [inaudible]

foley: here. >> jonas: commissioner johns? >> commissioner pearlman: here. >> commissioner so: here. >> jonas: thank you, commissioners. first on the agenda is general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the is reached in the meeting. we should open this up for public comment. each member has three minutes. members of the public, this is your opportunity to press star and 3 to be entered in the queue. commissioners, i have no members of the public raising their hand requesting to speak. so we can then move on to department matters. item 1, director's announcements. welcome, director hillis. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, commissioners. a couple of items. one, i think after your last meeting, you heard that jeff johnson is not -- and liz has stepped in as -- [inaudible]

foley: here. >> jonas: commissioner johns? >> commissioner pearlman: here. >> commissioner so: here. >> jonas: thank you, commissioners. first on the agenda is general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the is reached in the meeting. we should open this up for public comment. each member has three minutes. members of the public, this is your opportunity to press star and 3 to be entered in the queue. commissioners, i have no members of the public raising their hand requesting to speak. so we can then move on to department matters. item 1, director's announcements. welcome, director hillis. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, commissioners. a couple of items. one, i think after your last meeting, you heard that jeff johnson is not -- and liz has stepped in as -- [inaudible]

foley: here. >> jonas: commissioner johns? >> commissioner pearlman: here. >> commissioner so: here. >> jonas: thank you, commissioners. first on the agenda is general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the is reached in the meeting. we should open this up for public comment. each member has three minutes. members of the public, this is your opportunity to press star and 3 to be entered in the queue. commissioners, i have no members of the public raising their hand requesting to speak. so we can then move on to department matters. item 1, director's announcements. welcome, director hillis. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, commissioners. a couple of items. one, i think after your last meeting, you heard that jeff johnson is not -- and liz has stepped in as -- [inaudible]

foley: here. >> jonas: commissioner johns? >> commissioner pearlman: here. >> commissioner so: here. >> jonas: thank you, commissioners. first on the agenda is general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the is reached in the meeting. we should open this up for public comment. each member has three minutes. members of the public, this is your opportunity to press star and 3 to be entered in the queue. commissioners, i have no members of the public raising their hand requesting to speak. so we can then move on to department matters. item 1, director's announcements. welcome, director hillis. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, commissioners. a couple of items. one, i think after your last meeting, you heard that jeff johnson is not -- and liz has stepped in as -- [inaudible]

foley: here. >> jonas: commissioner johns?> commissioner pearlman: here. >> commissioner so: here. >> jonas: thank you, commissioners. first on the agenda is general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the is reached in the meeting. we should open this up for public comment. each member has three minutes. members of the public, this is your opportunity to press star and 3 to be entered in the queue. commissioners, i have no members of the public raising their hand requesting to speak. so we can then move on to department matters. item 1, director's announcements. welcome, director hillis. >> good afternoon. good afternoon, commissioners. a couple of items. one, i think after your last meeting, you heard that jeff johnson is not -- and liz has stepped in as -- [inaudible] d

foley? >> yes. >> commissioner johns? >> yes. >> commissioner so? >> yes. >> commissioner matsuda? >> yes. >> and commissioner president hyland? >> yes. >> clerk: so moved. commissioners, that passes unanimously 6-0. and concludes your very brief agenda today. i thank you all for joining us for 15 minutes of your day today. [laughter] >> very good. we're adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> clerk: take care. thank you, all. >> hello i'm san francisco mayor london breed i want to thank everyone in san francisco. thank you for your patience, for your resilience and listening to our public health leaders. i know the last several months haven't been easy for anyone. they certainly haven't been easy for me. everyday i hear about the struggles people are going through from friends from family members and from the community. while san francisco has been a leader in the fight against this pandemic, everyday we suffer losses. people are losing their jobs, people are losing their grip on their mental health. worst of all,

foley? >> yes. >> commissioner johns? >> yes. >> commissioner so? >> yes. >> commissioner matsuda? >> yes. >> and commissioner president hyland? >> yes. >> clerk: so moved. commissioners, that passes unanimously 6-0. and concludes your very brief agenda today. i thank you all for joining us for 15 minutes of your day today. [laughter] >> very good. we're adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> clerk: take care. thank you, all. to see in terms f assistant to the energy and airline sector? >> well, it's a very good first measure. but as i said to the deputy prime minister today, i suspect that the canadian economy will need measures that are in order of magnitude larger than this. i noted yesterday, the british government announced an >> good morning, everyone. the meeting will come tomorrow. welcome to the august 31, 2020 meeting of the rules committee. i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. with me on video conference is supervisor kathrin stefani, and supervisor gordon mar. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. due to the covid-19 health emergency and

foley? >> yes. >> commissioner johns? >> yes. >> commissioner so? >> yes. >> commissioner matsuda? >> yes. >> and commissioner president hyland? >> yes. >> clerk: so moved. commissioners, that passes unanimously 6-0. and concludes your very brief agenda today. i thank you all for joining us for 15 minutes of your day today. [laughter] >> very good. we're adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> clerk: take care. thank you, all. >> thank you. good morning. i am mayor london breed. thank you for your patience. today we have a total number of 9544 cases of those diagnosed in the past six months of covid in san francisco, with sadly 83 people have died. this is, as i constantly say, a fluid situation. remember just recently as i reminded folks at the last press conference, of course, one day we were talking about a phased plan. then the next day we had to make significant changes. more recently we had a level of confusion between state issued guidelines and local guidelines. i want to be clear that we are definitely working and communicating with the state. i just believe that there was a le

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john john has covered the ring a crisis extensively for us joins us now here in doha mohammed if this is confirmed tallis significant is it and how does it advance the case for genocide against. foley i should 1st update our viewers with the fact that we've reached out to the international criminal court and through a spokesperson we are told that these 2 soldiers are not in custody at the i.c.c. now that's all the information that we've got and we've also been told that we should reach out to the prosecutor's office at the i.c.c. so that's not to say that these 2 men are not that are not currently in the hague it's just that they are not designating their potential presence there as being in the custody of the court a small those ignition but it could be an important new wants in in the potential case to come now if what these if this is confirmed and if these 2 soldiers are indeed giving these kinds of details to i.c.c. investigators that could have a huge impact on a potential case it's been well over a year now that the i.c.c. has been trying to build a case they launched an investigation they have opened a case but it has been tricky for the i.c.c. because of jurisdictional is

john cantlie was kidnapped twice. after he escaped the first time, he went back to syria with us journalist james foley.nknown. he felt absolutely that he had to go back to aleppo, to tell the story that he hadn't managed to tell when he was first kidnapped. and he felt absolutely that it was his duty to go back and to talk about what was happening on the ground there at the time. the two isis suspects, nicknamed "the beatles" by the captives, were caught in syria over two years ago. yesterday, britain handed over the final evidence in their cases to the us embassy, pending an expected trial. relatives of the murdered hostages have expressed their enormous relief. frank gardner, bbc news. i'm joined by gary 0'donoghue, who is at the supreme court. returning to washington where tributes from the supreme court of justice, ruth bader ginsburg, the casket has just been laid to rest in the great hall. gary, a moment a very sombre reflection, and yet behind—the—scenes, ferocious argument over who should replace her. yes. i mean, an argument that is really taking centre stage in this election campaign, with no