once in a while i put on my josh brown hat and hit a home run >> speaking of, do you want to ask joshthing about your portfolio at this point? >> hey, al >> i love josh listen, i know you don't like the fact that i like the etfs on steroids, we talked about that in minneapolis a couple of years ago when i first met you look at sso, look at the s&p >> they keep working >> i know, it's supposed to be in and out in the afternoons, the day trading thing. i've had it for years. you know what, it's been pretty fantastic. josh, i'm not going to change your mind. >> you're right. >> once in a while >> you've been absolutely right. i have been wrong. but from a process standpoint, these do carry a lot more risk in a choppy market, a flat market, or a down market, than a lot of investors are aware of. but i know you're more sophisticated than that and you know how you're using them one thing i would point out, though, if you look at sso when the pandemic started, from february to april, the s&p fell about 30% and this fell 55%. so it works great on the way up. it works great on the way down and

>> josh! josh >> the sad thing is we can't see eachth the way we used to be able to on the desk i have to assume that josh is laughing and smiling as he says that. >> we all know it's deep trouble. so -- let me continue. absolutely nothing has changed in my outlook. absolutely nothing, and clev cleveland-cliffs down 10% is the market being irrational. if it weren't irrational all of us on the show and you, scott, we'd have nothing to talk about. sometimes it gets irrational if you don't own cleveland-cliffs and you're not buying it right now i can't make the case clearer or logical than i did yesterday. their costs are going down and their revenues are going up and you will get free cash flow sent back to you. what stephanie just gave us two minutes ago as far as the economic backdrop was perfect. no surprise. i love what she said the economy is actually quite strong, we will go through a massive inventory restocking and companies like cleveland cliffs or marathon petroleum or gm. these are th

we appreciate it josh, i know you go for the nft burrito.ut quick, you own shake shack what's your take on the quick srve market and the economy where the delta is at right now? >> shake shack has held its own through the pandemic the period is now over i think it accelerated in a lot of what the growth plans are and i think that's for the better it really forced them to get serious about people ordering on apps, coming to pick up food get serious about better delivery options and possibly even ghost kitchens in the future which i think every quick service restaurant has to wrap their head around. and it also helped them come up with ways to repurpose, exist in stores in urban areas, more windows, some drive-throughs which they hadn't done a lot of. i think like most cutting edge, fast growing, quick service restaurants like chipotle, like shack, there are going to be winners and losers it's hard to look at the whole category and say i'm bullish or bearish. i think shack is will be one of the winners. we already know chipotle is the gold sta

nice conference there, brian josh, what do you think?earnings report the stock is acting okay i'm not sure about lazarus i'm long as an investment. i've been for a while. i got a chance to buy some really cheap stock during the height of the pandemic last year so i think on an average cost basis, i'm doing okay. but i think the best is yet to come so i think it is a long-term story, and i would stick with it >> okay. thank you all very much. final trades are up next on "halftime. >>> got a question for the halftime investment committee? if you want to send us a video, we can play it on air. email us, askhalftime@cnbc.com s, the financial watch out that gives you the options and extra time needed to help you avoid an overdraft fee. it's one way we're making a difference. low cash mode on virtual wallet from pnc bank. >>> missed a show? don't sweat it the halftime report now has a podcast. market-moving interviews call of the day. unusual activity and, of course, ask halftime look for us on apple podcast or llur favorite podcasting app foo

i mean, to josh -- both josh's points we are in a situation where apple's already made moves to limit the flippage that they see. they are going to be in charge of being able to create the opportunity for these developers to offer these links but they don't have to make it easy i don't think anybody in washington, d.c. for any of these companies knows enough to be able to differentiate between some -- between some of the pros and cons of these issues so, you know, i continue to think that this is going to be noise. i think we saw it with facebook earlier this year and we'll continue to see it with google it is just that the regulators don't know exactly what is happening and the companies are moving fast to get in front of these issues so they don't see the slippage in terms of earnings or revenue. >> how do you see this you own apple as well. >> so i think you have to ignore what the stock price didup until today. the timing of the decision was a surprise so there is nothing in the market for it. here is how i'm looking at it. when a company gets sued, they don't reserve for the amou

that person was heather's brother josh feasel.a lot. >> oh, yeah. >> according to jen, josh sent heather an ugly text message just hours before heather went missing, berating her for failing a nursing exam. "too stupid to pass the lpn battery exam. low expectations of yourself. typical trash like your mom and dad. " >> he knew what to say that would get under her skin. >> it was fair to assume that heather and didn't always see eye to eye. >> o'connell said josh was less than cooperative when approached by investigators. >> josh would have his good days on wanting to talk to us, and would have his bad days of not wanting to talk to us. >> at one point o'connell said he asked for josh's dnajust to rule him out. >> he wouldn't give it to us initially. >> that's got to make you sit up a little straighter. >> it did. >> i sat down with josh. what was it like being accused of having played a part in killing your sister? >> i felt like, "you guys -- you guys are crazy to think i would do that. " >> you loved your sister? >> definitely.

josh lipton is standing by with what we can expect from the big event. josh >> reporter: so, kelly is as always tight lipped about what is coming here here's what we expect here today. four new iphones, a mini, regular, pro and pro max, featuring upgrades we think to the processor, battery, camera important questions for investors, will apple raise iphone questions due to increasing memory costs and price hikes we know are coming apple has been impacted by the ongoing chip shortage like so many others, so how could that affect supply of the new devices. in addition to the new iphones, apple is expected to unveil a new watch today, a faster processer, larger screen it counts for an estimated 5% of total company sales. 13% of the iphone base by the way has a watch. in other words, they see a potential long runway here for more adopters in the quarters ahead. also possible new ipods too. apple does not break out that product for us, but air pods account for an estimated 5% of overall revenue. air pods and watch both part of the broader fast growing wearable

neither does josh.is hungry. >> all right you won. >> jenny, honestly. >> won by a million miles. >> i know that's the thing it's the magnitude. look, i don't disagree with that valuation matters. but honestly, if it were that irz to just look at, like, ebidta to enterprise value or pe ratio, like, everybody would be rich what's required, especially in technology, maybe more so than any other sector what's required in technology is an imagination. so there is all the guys walking around wall street i'm a numbers guy. that's great every number that you could locate i could find too with a google search. there is no edge like anybody could see that intel is cheaper -- josh. >> hold it -- anybody could see that intel is cheaper than nvidia on every metric what's required is imagination, creativity and many of the types. >> which i would argue. >> many on wall street doesn't have it. they don't have it thp >> i would argue my imagination -- i would argue miageation was great are than yours. i imagined the s

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i am told you have a question for josh and pete. >> listen, i believe in the over under. so tell me, guys it's 34,000 on the dow right now. i need to know on december 31st, give me the over under on the dow. >> josh, you go first and then pete go quick >> i say higher. >> i need a number, come on. [ laughter ] josh, is it 35 is it 36 >> you're my man come on >> oh, you want numbers? >> i would say it's a record high -- i would say it's a record high versus the record highs we've already printed this year i think we'll go on a record this year. the consumer has too much money and the economy is, like, 75% consumer driven. i just can't imagine it otherwise. that's just my take. >> pete, real quick. >> i'll give you the number. 36,000, that's where we're going. >> there you go. >> all right i'm hitting the buy everything button right now thanks, guys. >> we'll be watching sunday night. you guys have a great call can't wait to see the game >> thanks, judge >> al michael, there it is the return sunday night at 7:00 p.m. it all gets started on nbc. i spoke about it with chamath

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one of those was just quoted josh marshall and juanita toliver. josh, i'll begin with you. good to see both of you. as one of the analysts we quoted looking at a standoff that you argue isn't really left versus center left or left versus moderate, you write that a lot of evidence shows it is the vast march of the democratic party, its coalitions and members and one or two other sen nats and the other holdout. >> that is demonstrably the case one of the remarkable ways about 2021 has developed, just how united the democratic party is on a pretty big, pretty ambitious agenda there are quibbles here and there, but basically this is the president's plan this is the president's agenda we're now operating with this 3.5 trillion number which is sort of the senate's spin on that agenda and basically, you know, a lot of emphasis is being placed on the progressives in the house but, again, this is the president's agenda president joe biden. he's not bernie sanders. he was not the, you know, left candidate going -- you know, in the democratic primaries. >> no. >> it's his agenda and,

josh, i'll throw that one to you. >> i'm sorry could you repeat that? >> the ability to string this thing out as long as possible, how much of a tactical advantage might that be? >> listen, i think apple has shown they'll be willing to make certain adjustments and changes. we've seen that already. they are reacting and making different shifts to their policies the big one here that we're seeing is the antisteering policy i don't know how consumers ultimately react to that even if you give consumers the ability they are to look for alternative payment systems how many people actually take advantage of that, there is a certain ease and convenience of paying in the app toward what people have gotten used to another key piece here and maybe this gets to your question, maybe you can weight it out, i think it will also be interesting to see how lawmakers and regulators react some on the street were saying they were watching closely because they saw some type of possible response, relationship with regulators in d.c they thought those government attorneys and

so what happens to josh?what's the fallout to josh if this is really about his sister. >> i guess he becomes remembered as his sister. it's not about him as a person. >> well, i don't know how far want to go with that. you do get a sense of him even though you might get a sense of the sister affect more. with three hand over here? >> i think building in which she said, it's like the sister remembered him but is not come these portraits are not painted for each member as a victim of september 11. you don't want to think of them as some who died on this day. a lot of them are as the person almost like an obituary except not talking about they were in the twin tower. they were in the plane. >> the book, everybody there was there, but i think if you just look at it, right, if you are looking at what of them with no context it's not talking about they were a victim. they're talking about their life and i don't picture it when i was reading them i don't connected wow, what a life, too bad they died in the twin towe

josh lipton has the numbers. >> q2 results, loss of 11 cents.iding for a loss of between 24 and 25 cents versus expectations of a loss of 34 cents revenue guidance, 325 to $327 million versus expectations of $323 million for the year they are guiding for a loss of between 74 and 77 cents versus expectation there of a loss of $1.11 and for the year guiding between 1.243 and $1.25 billion. the expectation $1.22 billion. rpo versus subscription revenue up 57% to $2.24 billion. expectation was 2.21 >>> chewy's results are also out. courtney reagan wuth with those num buyers >> the revenues are missing at $2.16 billion. the streak looking for $2.2 billion. that does represent though a 27% growth the ceo who i know you'll have on shortly says that active customers increased 21% in the quarter and 31%. so far the street is not impressed with that. the shareholder letter just being posted when we get more we'll come back to you you have sumit singh who will be on your show as well >> we'll talk to him in a few minutes ahead of the conference call the st

good afternoon, josh let's kick it off with the broader markets.e dow and s&p lower for the third straight day though well off the session lows still a 1% decline for the russell and 0.5% decline for the nasdaq slight decline anything under the surface that gives you more cause for concern? >> i think people came into the week prepared to be a little bit clenched up ahead of potential volatility and weakness. the tone feels as if everyone is looking for a breakdown of some sort in the overall market or at least a temporary turbulence it doesn't really seem to be following that yes, moststocks are down all the cyclical stuff giving back some gains except for industrials. yes, verydefensive and finally the nasdaq 100 stocks like apple are giving up some of the recent outperformance they have but in general, i don't really know what we're arguing about. the rotations are still operational. it's keeping the overall market well supported less than 1% from an all-time high and even though i think there's a plausible case to be made that september could b

good morning to you, josh. we have an upgraded iphone, upgraded ipad, upgraded apple watch.e you impressed by what we got yesterday out of the product launch >> good morning to you, too. thank you for having me on the show i think in general there was nothing earth shattering that came out most things were pretty much within expectations. the thing that was most surprising to me and most impressive is the carrier count with the amount of carriers going to support the 5g iphones has gone from 60 to 200 which shows the proliferation. the apple product you had four new launches within the apple 13 family amongst those launches what you saw was notthat much change from what we had previously. pricing is actually the same of what we had before but we've seen some cinematic upgrades to the cameras. we all know all 5g and we've seen interesting features where the phones can switch back to lte from 5g to save battery life that's an additional 2 1/2 hours of battery life. i think in general the reaction you expect from most people was evidenced by apple stock selloff is that informs

thanks josh. well, i'm a reporter and i've been a covering brazil with a focus on indigenous rights and the conservation of the amazon, amazon. i was actually few producing problems during the amazon fire is in 2019 right. thanks for being with us. me, andrea. hello everyone. my name is andrea, i represent an n g o in brazil college opa, which works for the defense of additional red gray and elise i thank you so much for following writing us and i lease your extra, i mean, which is also and then you also in the us in metro grosso as well. and we also use one of the state that most this one, these key. great. all right, well let me, let me ask you the amazon's been referred to for years as the lungs of our planet, meaning it sucks in all the c o 2 and it puts out oxygen. is that still true? while that's still true, as we heard from dr. chris for it's reaching a tipping point where even though most of the amazon is doing fact, then it stops having those capabilities, which is of course, would be a t

josh: the fda is still working on it. this is a group that would probably get a lower dose, as opposed to just the same does everyone else 12 and up is getting. that has been part of the delay on that. even if you are fully vaccinated , you have kids in your home under 12, you have to take precautions still. others you don't have kids or have older children are returning to a more normal life. of course, we are worried about the delta variant, although there are real mixed views on how many of those we are seeing, and preparing to start those booster shots september 20. it looks like they will start with pfizer only. moderna is still going through the process. so that booster question in itself is raising questions because you are putting shots in arms of all americans, potentially even healthy younger ones, that potentially don't need it as much. lisa: the culture wars in the united states heating up. i do think this dovetails into the covid story. you have seen a split nation. president biden is planning to sue texas ov

hi, josh. >> so courtney, a historic high profile antitrust fight between apple and epic, and now we do have that decision apple winning on nine of ten counts the judge saying apple is not a monopolist the court cannot ultimately conclude, the judge saying, that apple is a monopolist under federal or state antitrust laws. apple's kate adams saying we are very pleased with the court's ruling and we consider this a huge win for apple epic's tim sweeney not sounding as happy tweeting today's ruling isn't a win for developers or for consumers. it was not a total victory for apple either the judge also saying that apple must give developers the option to steer users to outside payment systems. now that could impact apple's app store sales which grossed an estimated 64 billion in 2020, that lot of remaining questions here for investors will apple appeal this decision, and even if this rule is imple implemented, how would consumers respond. gene munster of luke ventures bets most consumers even if given alternatives would actually stick with apple's payment system because it's simpler, easi

josh brown ceo is still with us. conversation as well mike, i'll come to you first a nice rally we were talking about at the top of the show that started at about 2:00 p.m but all of that, the nasdaq closed in the red. >> on the thinner side, i do think we saw the fact of the big index names in the nasdaq. banks up 1% today. industrials, you know, on an equal weight of basis up 0.4%. it wasn't that nasty a story inside but i also think it was pretty much kind of a neutral result here for the overall market. you did not find people racing in to buy that debt. maybe there is a kind of a slow motion retest of last week's lows underway in the indexes but if you want to sort of say, okay, does that mean that it's telling us something scary credit markets once again just not alarmed at all by what's happening, whether it is the politics or the economic path. so i do think all those things tell you that we're still dealing with a lot of kind of quarter and positioning noise and people trying to assimilate the fact that we h

josh, thanks for joining us. thanks for having me. now the people on the eastern coast of the panama had been ordered to stay in doors as larva from interrupting volcano approaches the sea watching live pictures. all that kind of right now. already hundreds of buildings including churches have been destroyed so far on that spanish island. nearly 7000 people have been forced to leave their homes. we're hearing some of those explosions taking place now. and you can hear some of some of those. those are options ongoing. oh, the chronology institute that said that seismic activity did slow down earlier in the day, but did warn that it could pick up again as we are now seeing now, leaving on an bangkok famous night life is part of the reason that the city has been a top tourist, destination and asia for years now. but as thailand's government works on bringing international tourists back, coffee is all still in place and balls remain closed. got jaila has one out from the tie capital. this network of allie's in pat pong, usually the vibran

this is on josh rosenthal. and of course like others at shortbread last sunday night josh went out for dinner with his sister helen and her family to celebrate the coming of fall and the fact they were all together again after being apart over the summer. he had just picked up the catcher in the rye she said and wasn't just adorable about the relationship between holden and his sister. a portfolio, that the end of quotes. at the portfolio manager fiduciary trust mr. rosenthal most like to quote play with his nieces. but of course i would say that, ms. rosenthal said that was his sister, he would tease them mercilessly just like he would tease me when i was a little girl. you also bring them gifts from his many travels like a stamp with their names in japanese are beautiful chinese robes. ms. rosenthal, the sister, described her only sibling as her best friend, said they'd been especially close since a two-month trip they took together through southeast asia about 15 years ago, where they discovered each other a

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appreciate it, josh. >>> we have 25 seconds left in the show.l. i'm going to leigh ann caldwell to tell us what's up. >> reporter: hey, hallie, we were not sure when the short-term funding bill combined by the lifting of the fund limit today, we got an updated notice it is expected to take place early this evening. there's been a lot of bumps in the road among democrats of getting this short-term government funding bill passed. and it looks like they are going to have a vote because as we know speaker pelosi says she does not put anything on the floor that is not going to pass. so things are moving forward and the house could pass this government funding bill and debt limit by tonight, where it heads to the senate where things get complicated, hallie, thank you. thanks to all of watching this hour of "hallie jackson reports." "deadline white house" starts after this quick break. a family room where you can let your hair down. and a backyard that is a tree-lined living room. but the thing they'll remember forever? watching the game together once

josh wingrove with us now for more. you broke this story. what does the half dose mean given pfizer is a full dose? josh: the doses were different to start. that is why we are now entering these territories. pfizer was 30 micrograms and the second shot was that in there booster was that. madrona was 100. even the half dose is a stronger dose. that is a sign that madonna has been holding a better man pfizer has. although most are still holding up pretty well. it looks like in the coming weeks, that this is trending toward an authorization. the only boosters are for people who got pfizer previously and can get a pfizer booster. this would open it up to four moderna people who could get a mentor nor booster, and maybe we will know more about johnson & johnson or if we should change tactics and entirely and go to a mixed booster scenario. we are getting there eventually. we are not there yet. emily: if this is approved, with this open up the folks who are eligible for a booster shot or for whom a booster shot is recommended? josh: this would mea

josh is talking about billion dollars levy systems.ems we know we have to put in place and it is not a marketing campaign from a company that makes that possible. not even the individual choices you and i make. but a huge society wide change to put our thumbs on the scale and try to undo all of that and undoing our dependence on fossil fuel is probably the tallest mountain of all of those to climb. >> thanks to both of you. josh lederman in louisiana and jake ward for us in california. >>> still ahead, the nation is still on its knees from the past year and a half and counting of the coronavirus pandemic. are we prepared for the next one? coming up next, how much the next health crisis might cost and the big number that might shock you. ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with crohn's disease. the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief in as little as 4 weeks. and many achieved remission that can last. hum

catherine cortez masto, i've moderate democrats from the house were in that meeting representative josh gottheimer who for speaker pelosi to schedule a vote on the senate passed by parts infrastructure bill for next monday. also there was steve horshford congresswoman stephanie murphy, congressmen mike thomson, and congresswoman suzan delbene. who will be our first guest tonight. and she will tell us everything that was said in that room. and after that meeting president biden met with a group of more liberal senators and house members. senator bernie saners chairman of the budget committee, ron wyden chairman of the finance committee, cory booker, patty murray, brian schatz the house members attending the meeting of the liberal groups were congresswoman pramila jayapal, congressmen jim mcgovern the chair of the rules committee,

cnn's josh catch bell is live in del rio, texas. josh, what more can you tell us about where processing stands right now and this decision to pull horse patrol? >> yeah. you know, those images of those agents on horseback caution a lot of controversy there where you see the horses aggressively confronting the migrants. at one point one of the migrants appeared to fall back into the water and another video you saw an agent disparaging one of the migrants leading the department of homeland security to not only investigate that incident but we're also told the dhs is suspending temporarily the use of force horse patrol in del rio. as far as the processing, ana, we've seen the buses coming and going, care advance of buses as migrants have been loaded on to them from this bridge and taken to processing centers. i want to take you live to our live shot at the bridge over this hour. you can see one of the buses there beginning to be loaded up. as that continues, we're told that authorities have thousands that they still have to contend wit

and josh green is the lieutenant governor for hawaii as well as an emergency room physician, so you look at it from both angles, lieutenant governor, great to see you again. this weekend, i understand you reached out to the u.s. surgeon general for help, what do you want him to do for hawaii? >> well, he's doing it for hawaii. i have so much respect for surgeon again murthy, he sent us and fema sent with him, 650 additional nurses and critical care team members, and that made all the difference for us. we peaked on september 3rd with our patients in the hospital. our icu's were full, and by giving the buffer, we were able to come off that peak, we're down 37% with our hospitalized cases and we survived the surge. what it did was put us into a place where we began tragically to discuss what's called crisis care. or crisis standard of care, which is rationing care, and from my standpoint, america is better than that.

joining us now is doctor josh greene, lieutenant governor of hawaii. thank you very much for joining us, we really appreciate it. this says been a strange road for you. but has it been like for you to have one of the founders of the protest against you, this horrible thing that was happening outside your home, now agree that you were right? >> mostly, i felt terrible for him because he caught covid and got very sick. he and his wife ended up in the hospital. so that is something that makes you feel sad when you are physician, because i knew all along as they were protesting outside our building, without masks and obviously unvaccinated, that they themselves were going to need care. so that was bad, i also knew that they were scaring other individuals from getting vaccinated. hawaii is a very well vaccinated state, 90% of all those eligible have gotten vaccinated. but they did worry about those individuals. it's game that he came around and he is now disavowing that

oh we still have josh.processing all these folks and even dealing with the flights, it also takes into account can they hold that number where it's at? we know from the reporting that there are still people trying to make their way there to that area. what is the situation on the ground right now in terms of how those numbers are growing or not. >> reporter: julia jones and i did a tour around the area. migrants are behind fencing awaiting processing. this place has been locked down. you can see behind me state troopers closed the del rio port of entry. we've seen a surge of resources, state trooper, federal agents and officers here coming to try to contend with this issue. of course as you mentioned, one key point, this is on the u.s. side, it's unclear what things will look like on the mexican side of the border and how close officials are working with authorities there to try to stop additional influx of people coming to this location. as you mentioned, 12,000 people is a lot. they have a lot to work thr

back to you all. >> josh, thanks very much. eye on code this afternoon, elon musk, jason kylar of warner, marc benioff i'm scott wapner the sector under heavy selling pressure this hour and interest rates continue to move higher. our investment committee mere to debate what all of that means to your money with me for the hour today, amy r raskin, jim liebenthal and much of the damage on the nasdaq and as you can see it is not solely there. the dow is down just about 500 points and nearly a 1.5% decline.th

you are the law enforcement expert, josh taylor.inning. we know brian was back here for ten days and did not report anything. it wasn't until his family who grew concerned and reported it to law enforcement. and then, you know, we then learned the fact that he had been here in this community for ten days. >> i really do have to run but i have to ask you did they take anything from the house, any evidence? can you tell us about that? >> don, i -- i really can't honestly answer that. this -- they have returned here back just in the last hour. so we can work on that. >> thank you, josh taylor. i appreciate it. we will follow up. >>> and thank you, everyone, for watching. before we go, i want to tell you about our special "champions for change" series happening all next week on cnn. stories that spotlight everyday people who may not make headlines, but still inspire others. quick preview now. >>> join your favorite cnn anchors for a special week. >> immigrants enrich our country, and they're proving it. >> sharing stories of change make

hawaii's lieutenant governor josh green texted the u.s. surgeon general this past weekend to ask for help. lieutenant governor greene joins us now. thank you for your time. lt. gov. green: you bet. >> what kind of help did u.s. the surgeon general for? lt. gov. green: a couple things. we have been asking for help and he has delivered for us. we asked for nurses. he and fema and hhs have delivered 650 nurses and respiratory therapist. we peaked at 448. with our hospital #september 3 -- our hospital number september 3. what i texted dr. murphy about, we has a state that responded very well w/x and eddie still spiked with delta and still overflowed our hospitals. w thankfullye away from thatbrink now so we do not consider rationing care're what

josh: we never were contacted by anybody at the city, anyway. were you? larry: no, no, the city left it up to the building department. jaxon: the city's appointed engineering review panel issued its findings a month later, saying, "we see no reason to withhold approval." larry: they called it a "repair." they called it a "fix." it's none of those things. jaxon: karp and kardon say the only thing to do now is to stop the project and sink new piles through the existing concrete foundation, all the way down to bedrock. they're both hoping somebody with the city or the project engineers consider their advice this time. jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. stephen: right now the millennium tower "fix" project is on hold until engineers convince the city that their plan to restart the work will not make the tower sink any further. we'll be right back with some final thoughts. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. [m

josh, what are you seeing on the ground there today?inside access to the so-called barrier of steel. as we go up to our drone camera here, you can see hundreds of state trooper vehicles that are aligned along the texas-mexico border. this is not far from that migrant camp. this is because texas governor greg abbott says that he will be bringing in reinforcements, we're already seeing them here, lines and lines of state troopers here along this border of the that's because cnn has reported there are up to 30,000 additional haitian migrants that are in columbia that are possibly preparing to travel here to the southern border. i asked the governor about that yesterday when he was here at the border. he said he will be bringing in all the resources, coming in full force in order to try and ensure that they don't see another wave of migrants like we've seen here recently. we zoom in on that migrant camp, you can see there are still several thousand migrants under this bridge, approximately 8,000 now. according to the department of homeland

>> so, josh, i agree with you on j.p. morgan. we own apache and just so you know, apache is not a high-quality energy company and it's one of the most highly indebted company out there it's got great assets and that's why we own it and it's not high quality and you don't put it on the exxon world and balance sheet. it's to other xlp names. just for the viewers out there >> structurally, 50% and they could be -- >> it's not chevron, we agree. of the xop names it's a big move. >> yeah. not just today either. i saw 50 plus percent. there it is. there's today's move and there is year to date 52%. i want to stay on the banks and financials for a minute with you, sarat, because you said a couple of things i kind of take issue with because of what you didn't say you sort of paint a picture as to yet banks are moving the way they are today as looking past covid and this, that and the other way. let's not kid ourselves. the banks are looking at the ten-year today and it's a 5% move in the ten-year and that's why they're moving higher and

want to go to josh in jefferson parish. you're seeing a distribution of supplies that are important to people. josh, they don't even have fresh water to drink, they're under a boil water alert even a week after the storm, right? >> reporter: that's right. going on day eight with no clean water. talk about a tale of two cities. in new orleans parish, they are telling residents that left feel free to come back to the city. here in jefferson parish they're telling folks please continue to stay away if you can with the emergency operations folks saying this area is still not ready to sustain everyday regular life. that's why you have the national guard out in full force. the line starts down there. it curves all the way around here, and you have folks that lined up way before 8:00 a.m. here, trying to get basics like water, food, and ice. everyone still doesn't have air conditioning. yesterday was a slow day here. the national guard troops handed out 19,000 meals, 5,000 bags of ice, and 25,000 bottles of water on a slow day. i

ah, i am josh rushing, sitting and for for me. ok today and you are in the stream has the brazilian amazon reached the point of no return? if you want to understand how the ramp in deep or station and fires are changing, the world's largest reinforce. take a listen to this video from christopher covey. he's an assistant professor of environmental studies. it's getting more college. we've been concerned. the deforestation is driving the amazon to a catastrophic tipping point. now it looks like we may already be there, instead of acting as the enormous thing for atmospheric c o 2, that at once did human activity in the base and now result in $300000000.00 tons of carbon being admitted to the atmosphere every year. or concerning still, or areas in the southeastern portion of the base. and we're even intact for us are now admitting more carbon than they absorb this breakdown and the carbon cycle is clear evidence that the entire amazon is on the verge of collapse. if we don't immediately halt deforestation and expand efforts at refore

josh lederman, thank you so much for that. joining me now, california congressman maxine waters, chair of the house financial services committee. thank you so much for joining me, i'm awfully glad to have my fellow california girl. let's talk about these images of border patrol officers on horseback coraling the haitian migrants. it has drawn outrage across the country, including from you. you said at a press conference last week that the way the haitian migrants are being treated at the border, quote, take us back hundreds of years. since you said that, have you seen any improvement in how things are being handled in the days after it's happened? >> well, let me just say that those images were shocking. and for those of us who have been fighting for so many years for justice and freedom for all in dealing with what can be done to make up for the past, all of that, it just absolutely shocked us. those images were such that the biden administration would have to condemn those images. and we know that this is a complicated situa

nbc's josh lederman is on the ground there with the latest on the efforts. josh, good morning >> reporter: frances, it's been a full week since hurricane ida pummeled the state of louisiana, but the problems for so many have not gone away you still have upwards of half a million people here without power as crews are frantically trying to do what you see behind me, repair those power lines, get ac back to people who have been sweltering in the heat for a week now, running low on supplies, even as amid all of that they're still trying to dig out from the storm, pull out moldy clothes and furniture from their homes. if there's a silver lining it's the outpouring of support that we have seen on the ground here from neighboring states, from volunteers coming as far as california to try to help people who are in need in the state of louisiana. but amid all of this more bad weather on the horizon a tropical disturbance now entering the gulf of mexico. about a 30% chance it could become a tropical depression that could hit the state as early as next week frances? >