i'm kelly evan in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >> road turned to raging rivers. waterfalls in the subway multiple tornadoes destroying homes. destroyin >> just everything is decimated. >> the water trapping people in sinking cars on roads. >> the fear they must have experienced when it occurred i cannot imagine. >> search-and-rescue teams racing to save lives after this record rainfall. >> using technology to accelerate restoration of power. >> the fight to turn the lights on back in the bayou power slowly returning, but not fast enough. tonight, we get access to one of the hardest hit communities in louisiana. >>> the caldor wildfire is slowing. some communities are returning home, hoping the weather will hold long enough to contain the flames >>> social justice decals on nfl helmets. >>> plus mass hurricanes destruction, puts the infrastructure bill front and center >> announcer: live from cnbc, mc the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening water rescues ongoing tonight nearly 24 hours after devastating floods the region slammed and s

i'm kelly evans.tively managed etf its second ever. can they rival the success of arc's cathie wood. we speak with one of the managers about the similarities and key differences. we'll dig into that. plus a bold call from an influential wall street watcher. why esg investing in a waste of time and it's going to cost everyone he'll join us to make his case >>> and america'

i'm kelly evans, and here's what's ahead a wobbly month for markets as the dow and s&p slide today. morgan stanley is taking u.s. equities to underweight. they'll join us to explain why just ahead the president's tax plan includes more than 80 tax hikes and changes to fund the budget, but there are three that raise the most money and have the biggest impact on corporate america. >>> and the nfl season does begin this week and a number of betting names could benefit. we've got all the stocks to watch. we start with the markets today. nasdaq outperforming, dom, but bitcoin getting all the headlines in the past hour or so >> the trade for the nasdaq right now is interesting because it's only up about a quarter of 1% and normally i wouldn't make too much hay of this but i get to put the golden star because it hit a record interday high earlier day. holding above the 15,000 mark. the dow down about one-half of 1% 4527 the last trade in the s&p if you take a look at bitcoin that kelly was just referring to, we had a sharp drop. you can see here at one point it was getting down toward the

i'm kelly evans. today on "the exchange" we are getting you ready for the fed decision which appears just about an hour from now we'll talk taper, yields and most importantly what does it all mean for stocks. we'll hit everything else you need to know for this big afternoon. >>> while the fed debates whether inflation is transitory, general mills says, no, it ain't. the company expects its costs to rise between 7% and 8% next year and robinhood caving to pressure and changing the way it deals with cryptocurrency. we begin with the markets which are rising pretty nicely here ahead of the fed decision, aren't they? >> those stock trading elements are very much in the green today. whatever you want to think about crypto or risk assets in general, we do know that the investors out there tilting towards the bullish side are trying to make a go at recovering from those lows that we saw in part due to evergrande the dow industrials near session highs, up 400 some points, over 1% gains there the s&p 500 above

i'm kelly evans. goldman sachs' vision of the future the firm launching a new actively managed etf its second ever. can they rival the success of arc's cathie wood. we speak with one of the managers about the similarities and key differences. we'll dig into that. plus a bold call from an influential wall street watcher. why esg investing in a waste of time and it's going to cost everyone he'll join us to make his case >>> and america's best-selling truck for the past four decades has been electric. the first lightning ford f-150s are leaving the factory today. we'll speak with ford's president of the americas about presales, range and competing with tesla first, we begin with today's market the dow down 143 points after giving up all of our early gains. we're down about 0.4% across all the major averages the nasdaq down about 0.3% all of this happening after a better than expected retail sales report hitting ting aroun0 a.m. a rebound in bond yields that had been declining going back to the weaker cpi

i'm kelly evans, and here's what's ahead a wobbly month for markets as the dow and s&p slide today.they'll join us to explain why just ahead the president's tax plan includes more than 80 tax hikes and changes to fund the budget, but there are three that raise the most money and have the biggest impact on corporate america. >>> and the nfl season does begin this week and a number of betting names coul

i'm kelly evans. stocks are mixed on this 1st day of september the dow adding nine points, the s&p 13 look at the nasdaq imagining to hit an all-time high with a rally. real estate is leading the way with all but one name in the sector moving to the upsight 33%. it's the best performing sector for the year with those gains. on the flip side energy is the worst performer today. gentle supply increases. wti crude down about a quarter percent. want to draw your attention to nat gas. this could potentially be the story of the months ahead to some extent in the u.s. to a much larger extent in europe with spiking gas surprises and concerns about supply are creating concerns heading into the winter, tyler. >> let's stay on energy now, a different kind of energy wolf research expanding its green playbook initiating coverage of the clean energy sector with a market overweight. the firm says the transition to clean energy is a growth theme that will last well past the economic cycle what names should you buy? j

i'm kelly evans. stocks are lower the dow and s&p headed for five-day losing streaks, the longest down streak. two down for the s&p, the nasdaq fighting into the green by two points at the open it looked like today might be different the gains did quickly evaporate. you can see the interday chart as we slip into the red. one stock bucking the trend is affirm strong revenue growth. the stock is up 36% today and 91%, tyler, over the past month. >> all right, kelly. thank you. >>> shares of apple falling today after a federal judge in california ruled that the company violated the state's unfair competition law the court issuing an injunction forcing apple to allow developers to offer their own payment roots within their app apple down about 2.5%. the news comes in what's already been a headline heavy week for apple. the information reporting it is looking to spend $500 million marketing apple tv plus, that is apple would spend that amount of money, double the pace of its content output as well there's c

i'm kelly evans. the markets are higher almost across the board the nasdaq trying to stay positive the s&p up 4, the dow up 73. the big winners are in energy. the sector is the best performer with crude oil and natural gas futures continuing to rise energy up nearly 3% as a sector. crude up 2.5%. it's over $70 a barrel once again, that's why you've heard more positive commentary about nat gas up occidental and cabot outperforming. cabot up 7%. as for the big tech names, google and facebook taking a breather and facebook close to a new high we will have more on that coming up we begin with the march towards the taper. we will watch for signs the market is making the progress it wants to see before beginning that process let's go to steve liesman for a look at what exactly investors are expecting and what will be good enough for the fed. >> reporter: kelly, thank you. another strong jobs report indicated tomorrow the weak adp report, the delta variant has at least dented job growth and raises questions

i'm kelly evans. here's what's coming up. return or resign ahead of tomorrow's closely watched jobs report, new data shows job candidates either getting more interested in returning to work or never coming back to their old jobs at all. we'll explore what it means for the big jobs report in the morning. plus charging ahead in the strong quarter but still down more than 50% from their 52-week high we'll speak to the ceo to discuss these numbers and what's next for ev. and cars, cost concerns and canned goods inflation and supply chain issues weighing on earnings across nearly every sector today some names to snap up despite the headwinds coming up in rapid fire. with the s&p and nasdaq, how many stars do we get to see today? dom chu is here with the market action >> it's amazing how much you can change the meaning of a word just with the emphasis resign versus re-sign. as kelly pointed out, the gold stars out for the s&p 500. hit a record high after the opening bell and cruising to the higher side. the nasdaq, same thing as we

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead, china's crackdown examine for crypto currency as the country comes for crypto how much of a headwind iss they. is there risk it could happen here we'll dive into that soon. as volatility picks up in the markets our guest is looking for what she calls golly lock stocks three names to own on the outside calm and ready but internally a pan pic internal documents show panic at robinhood. today's market after a topsy turvy week. >> and you know what name was not in your headlines, evergrande not one mention because it seems like the markets have shrugged that off here's the reason why. it's a fairly flat market. the dow industrials about flat on the session, 34,759 the s&p flat down 0.2% for the nasdaq composite. what's important the dow and s&p at these levels have gotten back everything they lost during the market me lay on monday tied to the evergrande development fiasco in china. the nasdaq hovering just below getting back its losses. the markets have shrugged this

hi everybody, i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead on the "the exchange." big tech, real estate and casinos are the latest to get crushed as the china crackdown intensifies. we'll explore what this means for investors and tell you what bridge water says is the key thing to remember. >> we'll speak with one analyst giving us his top pick for the long run >>> ceos and big businesses have not been shy about their supply chain struggles, but a lot of those companies have the money and the global reach to figure these things out we'll focus on them coming up. we begin with the markets this hour dom chu is here with the numbers. dom? >> the markets are green they weren't that way to start it was very mixed to start the day, kelly we are seeing a definitive move higher the dow industrial is up about 200 points the ap about two-thirds of 1%. and the nasdaq up about half a percent as well. up across the board. the s&p 500 near session highs right now, up 30 points is where we were. and of course they switched it on me but it would have shown down 5 was the low of th

hi, everybody, i'm kelly evans and ahead on "the exchange," it's crunch time down in washington hours before the deadline there's movement to reach a deal to avoid a government shutdown, but it ain't over yet. we'll have the latest on the countdown for raising the debt ceiling. the headlines have been coming in fast and furious all morning long >>> plus, the everything shortage there's a shortage of workers, of shipping capacity and even of paper. the ceo of shutterfly and how they're grappling with all of that as we enter the most crucial time of year remember, holiday cards, better order them now >>> and at any cost, china orders state suppliers to secure energy at any cost at winter approaches we'll look at those shortages, the surge in prices and the investing risks in energy and our very special energy edition of "rapid fire." but we do begin with the stock market >> this time around it's a bit of a flip from the narrative of last week because we had talked about the extreme underperformance of the s&p 500 and nasdaq composites specifically versus the dow. today it's a little bit

i'm kelly evans.pply shortages, worsening gas crisis in the uk, debt and power problems plaguing china and an imthem government shutdown here in the u.s is the recent rebound in stocks setting a trap for investors we will discuss the latest on that first >>> speaking of a government shutdown, stifel's brian gardner says the risk has a u.s. debt default decreases. what he says the democrats need to get done and what

i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead this hour another day to kick off the month of september investors report on friday is tapering still on or not? we've got strategies and names that are paying, are cheap, and are apparently fed proof and if hiring is slowing, why are so many big companies going on major hiring sprees we tally the thousands of new job openings nationwide. apple is hoping to be your one-stop

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. with another hot inflation rating, one thing is certain is that the debate over inflation is not proving transitory. the hawks move to costs, the doves say outside those categories prices are muted. plus a new tax proposal that's making its way through washington, and it aims to tax stock buy backs. will that pass and will that cripple a key leg of the market? >>> and a stock that jumped 25% this week, a solid earnings beat giving it a boost today. we'll speak to the ceo of our mystery hint i guarantee you're not going to guess this one unless we give you too many hints throughout the hour >> i'm not even going to try to guess. but i look forward to the segment. if you want to say it's about flatten the market, you would be hard pressed to find any levels that could be flatter across the board than what we're seeing right now for the s&p 500. it is up three points, seven basis points worth of gain the dow industrial is up four basis points, or 12 full points. and nasdaq, 13 points as

i'm kelly evans. and here's what's ahead today.rk democrats reached an gragreement on this morning? and should investors trade this or fade it >>> plus, niche green flying machine that can rally near 50%. we have the name and the analyst behind the call.

i'm kelly evans and ahead this hour, fearful when others are greedy where are we in this cycle the bearst. our guest says now is the time to be greedy >>> plus it's george soros bernie sanders black rock and now ray dalio. some say it's a threat to national security. others say you can't ignore the economic power house we'll have the latest. >>> and speaking of green, when it comes to the next wave of ipos

i'm kelly evans.llision course with commodities that's what our guest warns the world economy is heading for as prices on everything from oil and coal to cotton soar. he has several ways for investors to hedge and even benefit from this trend. >>> plus, even when you don't have a shortage of fuel you might still face a shortage of truckers to get it to fill-up stations like britain is facing right now. we talk to fuel logistics about whether the shortage could become chronic and how to solve the lack of drivers. >>> in rap

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead on "the exchange." the market's brief recent losing streak has people wondering, do you stick with what's been happening or start to get defense sniff our guest has three names that he thinks will work into the year's end >>> they just announced they'll be paying the first dividend in company history. with natural gas prices surging to a seven-year high, we'll speak to the company's ceo about whether this situation is sustainable or will it choke off growth >> and academy sports is another big winner the stock down today after the ceo called it the best earnings in company history is this as good as it gets we'll have the man himself dom chu here with the markets. >> mixed mixed in a pretty decent and calm way because the markets right now are all generally within striking distance of record highs the dow industrials just about 2% away from those historic levels the s&p 500 about 0.75% below its record highs as of late. and the nasdaq just about 0.5% away mixed markets. relatively calm. trying to figure

i'm kelly evans. and ahead this hour wall street is starting to worry about washington is d.c. and especially taxes the thing that could derail this otherwise unstoppable rally? we're going to look at how high earners are shifting their money around >>> and it's been a record year for companies going public but the results haven't been that great even if they're not a spac, we're going to look at why and the fallout. will it work or will the criminals always be one step ahea

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i'm kelly evans.we are getting you ready for the fed decision which appears just about an hour from now we'll talk taper, yields and most importantly what does it all mean for stocks. we'll hit everything else you need to know for this big afternoon. >>> while the fed debates whether inflation is transitory, general mills says, no, it ain't. the company expects its costs to rise between 7

i'm kelly evans. and here's what's ahead today.tocks are popping, bond yields are ripping higher is it the fed, china, the spending framework democrats reached an gragreement on this morning? and should investors trade this or fade it >>> plus, niche green flying machine that can rally near 50%. we have the name and the analyst behind the call. >>> doordash seeing a big jump this year, and it continues to make partnerships. in fact, it briefly surpassed uber in market cap can they keep it up? bob pisani, we look at every angle. >> and you might be a little surprised that we have such a strong rally a lot of people feel that they did another great job saying do not conflate tapering which we're slowly moving towards with any imminent rate hike we're at two-month high right now on the ten-year yield. bank stocks have gone nowhere for the last six months, but they're having a nice little rally. rare to get big super regionals like the following move 5% in a day. but that's exactly what we're seeing these bank stocks haven't done much

i'm kelly evans.ad this hour, the day after the big sell-off stocks are trying to hold on to gains we briefly went negative early on bitcoin is trying to avoid more losses which asset class is better positioned to ride out the volatility gold on a two-day up streak, by the way. >>> plus, europe's energy crisis, could it happen here and what does it mean for energy stocks that's been the best sector over the past month, second best year to day >>> will china be able to control the damage from an eventual evergrande collapse if they can, should you guy those stocks right now >>> dom chu is here with the numbers. what a day >> what a day because we've seen either side of the flat line, right? positive, negative overall though i guess if you are bullish this market you have the take it as a victory because we did see 600-plus points come off the dow yesterday and, yes, we did dig briefly negative but still getting back 129 of those points right now for some of the people who were fearful the slide could b

. >>> thank you very much, scott hi everybody, i'm kelly evans. this is "the exchange. apple is expected to unveil a new iphone, but will it have enough features to get people to want to buy it now, and crucially at what price? we are so looking forward to hearing all of what apple has to say about that maybe an update to air pods. how are they going to update the air pods, dom? we're watching the watch it's a center piece of the health care push we'll bring you every apple announcement as soon as it happens. let's start off with the stock, the investing performance we've seen ayear to date >> make the air pods black, maybe? small? i have no idea we're going to find out in this hour as kelly pointed out. let's provide color and context for what we're going to look at from the investing angle again, an an eventual event. and overall it doesn't seem to be a huge market mover on the day of going back to, say, 2007 to 2020 bernstein looked at the day overall and found on average apple stock goes down-down by about one quarter of 1%. as for today, it's off by one quarter of

. >>> thank you, brian and hi everybody i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. a big disappointment on the jobs front with a silver lining in wages. on top of that clash comes the clash between the confidence of consumers and ceos does one explain the other we'll explore what the conference board says. >>> and in the aftermath of hurricane ida, are insurance premiums for people and businesses about to spike? we'll look at the storm's impact and what it means if these events become increasingly normal >>> plus, first exxon, now chevron. engine number one is revving up to take on another oil producer. >>> we begin with today's market action as dom chu enjoys his long labor day weekend the dow is down 95 points. the s&p flattish, down by 4. and the nasdaq is the only one in the green today, hanging on to a green of 21 or 22 points. let's look at a bigger look at what's going on in the market so we get a better feel for the jobs number. let's start with metal things like silver spiking 4% today. golder higher as well. even copper turning positive on the week, not wh

i'm kelly evans. and ahead this hour wall street is starting to worry about washington is d.c. drama over the debt ceiling and especially taxes the thing that could derail this otherwise unstoppable rally? we're going to look at how high earners are shifting their money around >>> and it's been a record year for companies going public but the results haven't been that great even if they're not a spac, we're going to look at why and the fallout. will it work or will the criminals always be one step ahead. >>> we begin with the markets this hour. dom chu here with a look at the numbers. >> it's a critical point in the markets. first of all, we are seeing modest losses across the major indexes. the dow industrial is down s&p 4435 or tlobts 30 point drop. nasdaq about 115 points. 15,066 the last trade there. this is a possible critical point for the over all market. let me show you a chart of the s&p 500 because some traders are watching a key level right now where we're at it's the 50-day average price on the rolling basis for the s&p 500. that's the magenta line you're seeing for

i'm kelly evans.ncy as the country comes for crypto how much of a headwind iss they. is there risk it could happen here we'll dive into that soon. as volatility picks up in the markets our guest is looking for what she calls golly lock stocks na

i'm kellie evans we are at session lows on the dow right now, down 2.2%, similar decline for s&pand loowe are going to dig into every aspect of the september swoon. a big reason seems to be the trouble in china one of the country's biggest real estate companies could collapse, the market fearing potential shock waves, but is it part of china's intentional crackdown? we will have it all in a moment. let's start with the

i'm kelly evans.ff stocks are trying to hold on to gains we briefly went negative early on bitcoin is trying to avoid more losses which asset class is better positioned to ride out the volatility gold on a two-day up streak, by the way. >>> plus, europe's energy crisis, could it happen here and what does it mean for energy stocks that's been the best sector over the past month, second best year to day >>> will china be able to control the damage from an eventual evergrand

hi everybody, i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead on the "the exchange." are the latest to get crushed as the china crackdown intensifies. we'll explore what this means for investors and tell you what bridge water says is the key thing to remember. >> we'll speak with one analyst giving us his top pick for the long run

i'm kelly evans and ahead this hour, fearful when others are greedy where are we in this cycle the bears may be coming out on wall street. our guest says now is the time to be greedy >>> plus it's george soros bernie sanders black rock and now ray dalio. some say it's a threat to national security. others say you can't ignore the economic power house we'll have the latest. >>> and speaking of green, when it comes to the next wave of ipos, green is out and do gooding is in. is it a strategy that will pay off for investors? let's get to dom with the numbers. >> the numbers are very much in the red today, but not by that much considering we're a stone's throw away from record highs in the overall market the dow is down just about 100 points 35,000 on the level. that mark for the dow industrial the s&p about 4,500 right now. and the nasdaq composite, the real decliner of the day, off three-quarters of 1%, 15,264 the last trade there maybe a little bit of mini or baby rotation they were talking about on "squawk" earlier this morning. the two best performing sectors so far, the utilities trade

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead on "the exchange."ple wondering, do you stick with what's been happening or start to get defense sniff our guest has three names that he thinks will work into the year's end >>> they just announced they'll be paying the first dividend in company history. with natural gas prices surging to a seven-year high, we'll speak to the company's ceo about whether this situation is sustainable or will it choke o

i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead this hour another day to kick off the month of september investors ahead of the big jobs report on friday is tapering still on or not? we've got strategies and names that are paying, are cheap, and are apparently fed proof and if hiring is slowing, why are so many big companies going on major hiring sprees we tally the thousands of new job openings nationwide. apple is hoping to be your one-stop medical and financial hub, is tiktok killing facebook, and what kathy wood means by transparency >> kelly, i mean investors and traders are maybe on edge but they're not on edge by that much yeah, the market's kind of in the green right now, but the nasdaq composite hit a record high today, another record high, another day, another record high the s&p 500 right near session highs. this is about the high of the day so far at the lows of the day we were up roughly 2 points. call it relatively flat. stel a third percent gain for the s&p, close to a record and the dow is about flat on the day. it seems good heading into a big jobs number. one of the themes paying

hi, everybody, i'm kelly evans and ahead on "the exchange," it's crunch time down in washington hours there's movement to reach a deal to avoid a government shutdown, but it ain't over yet. we'll have the latest on the countdown for raising the debt ceiling. the headlines have been coming in fast and furious all morning long >>> plus, the everything shortage there's a shortage of workers, of shipping capacity and even of paper. the ceo of shutterfly and how they're grappling with all of that as we enter the most

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour.faded but stocks are higher right now. the nasdaq is a couple points in the green, down about a percent and a half in the past week. my guest says amazon, google and facebook are undervalued >>> plus there are only about 1 100 shopping days until christmas and maybe half of them are

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour.ation rating, one thing is certain is that the debate over inflation is not proving transitory. the hawks move to costs, the doves say outside those categories prices are muted. plus a new tax proposal that's making its way through washington, and it aims to tax stock buy backs. will that pass and will that cripple a key leg of the market? >>> and a st

i'm kelly evans. here's what's coming up. new data shows job candidates either getting more interested in returning to work or never coming back to their old jobs at all. we'll explore what i

i'm kelly evans.ad this hour on "the exchange," a collision course with commodities that's what our guest warns the world economy is heading for as prices on everything from oil and coal to cotton soar. he has several ways for investors to hedge and even benefit from this trend. >>> plus, even when you don't have a shortage of fuel you might still face a shortage of truckers to get it to fill-up stations like britain is facing right now. we talk to fuel logistics about whether the shortage could become chronic and how to solve the lack of drivers. >>> in rapid fire netflix goes for gamers, macy's goes after amazon we begin with rebound in stocks there. it is there for two out of the three, dom >> i would say that the nasdaq goes negative right now, that's what you are seeing, kelly it is slipping, not a lot. at the highs of the session nasdaq was up roughly 130 points and now it is down 7 it is a stark reversal given the sharp sell-off we saw in yesterday's session. a lot of the markets losing a littl

i'm kelly evans.ad this hour, ongoing supply shortages, worsening gas crisis in the uk, debt and power problems plaguing china and an imthem government shutdown here in the u.s is the recent rebound in stocks setting a trap for investors we will discuss the latest on that first >>> speaking of a government shutdown, stifel's brian gardner says the risk has a u.s. debt default decreases. what he says the democrats need to get done and what it means for markets. >>> empty store shelves and a necessaritive call on amazon all coming up later on >>> i'll run you through numbers where the dow was up 263 points at the session highs we are hanging on to a 90-point game here, a quarter percent higher the dow is the only one in the green today. the nasdaq is biggest laggard, down 123 points right now. the energy sector is getting a ton of attention today as prices spike for the fifth straight session. both brynn and wti climbing 2% today. look at wti crude over $75 a barrel, a huge snap back we have seen in the

. >>> thank you very much, scott hi everybody, i'm kelly evans. this is "the exchange.it have enough features to get people to want to buy it now, and crucially at what price? we are so looking forward to hearing all of what apple has to say about that maybe an update to air pods. how are they going to update the air pods, dom? we're watching the watch it's a center piece of the health care push we'll bru

. >>> thank you, brian and hi everybody i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour.with a silver lining in wages. on top of that clash comes the clash between the confidence of consumers and ceos does one explain the other we'll explore what the conference board says. >>> and in the aftermath of hurricane ida, are insurance premiums for people and businesses about to spike? we'll look at the storm's impact and what it means if these events become increasingly

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. the morning's market rally has faded but stocks are higher right now. the nasdaq is a couple points in the green, down about a percent and a half in the past week. my guest says amazon, google and facebook are undervalued >>> plus there are only about 1 100 shopping days until christmas and maybe half of them are usable with more companies warning about shortages. >>> and china's crackdown continues. old tech is hot again like "halftime" was just discussing we want to start with the market action >>> green overall but we have faded from the highs of the session so far just to give you a point of reference, at the highs of the day the s&p 500 was up roughly 34 handles, 34 points, down 5 at the low. so, tilting towards the lower end of that range overall. still though 44.66 the last trade for the s&p 500. the nasdaq 15,127. the dow 34852, up three quarters of a percent one potential deal here, troe knox this is a company that makes titanium dioxide for people who aren't familiar with th

i'm kellie evans we are at session lows on the dow right now, down 2.2%, similar decline for s&pand loothe nasdaq, down almost 3% today. we are going to dig into every aspect of the september swoon. a big reason seems to be the trouble in china one of the country's biggest real estate companies could collapse, the market fearing potential shock waves, but is it part of china's intentional crackdown? we will have it all in a moment. let's start with the numbers today, dom. >> reporter: session lows for the dow, the s&p 500 and nasdaq composite, a lot of the weakness having to do with a general risk aversion it is not just what is happening in china that sentiment is carrying over to about every asset class out there. like you said, 765 points for the dow, pretty much session lows at this point here. if you look at other parts feeling some of the reverberations, let's look at the flight to safety one place people are starting to buy up is the u.s. government bond market, forcing prices higher and yields lower. a lot of the yield curve, various maturities within the treasury spectrum are s

as kelly evans said earlier, if your kids will eat them, try it out and see what they think. footprint of the chicken nuggets is going to be important and people making them at home and seeing what themselves and their families think >> good to see peas getting another mention on "closing bell." my question that links to a different kind of angle to morgan, seeing how much demand there is for this relative to an alternative to red meat. on the desire to get yourself off the fattier meat chicken's pretty healthy already. >> it certainly is, but i think if you're going to number one move to eating that as your entire diet, you need more options than just the plant-based burger, which both of these companies are known for then there are people we talked about earlier when we did this pea protein story that did in and out. flexatarians they like to incorporate some of this plant-based into their diets. >> i still think we need a taste test thank you. >>> coming up, a crypto currency triple play. el salvador's big experiment kim kardashian's controversial instagram and stef curry

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