you are on with kristina peterson. caller: good morning. want to say something about what congress should talk about. one of the reasons why biden won, because they had their soldiers gone. and imagine how much -- the rest of the americans and -- had in order to get along each day. host: kristina peterson you spoke earlier about the potential gang of eight briefing, explain what that is. guest: those are for the top elected leaders in the house and senate, and the leaders of the intelligence committee. so that is their chance to get the highest intelligence information from the administration. and it sounds like that will occur, but there will also be many other briefings for all lawmakers. they started last week, and they are expected to continue. there are questions and concerns about the evacuation. many lawmakers have been working to get individual constituents out of afghanistan, so there is a lot of questions and concerns on the hill about the situation there. host: before the august recess got underway, the speaker, based on the posi

thank you, kristina ma... — thank you, kristina before cnnnue — thank you, kristina before this pressd ihada i had a meeting with the minister of sport in poland and we will discuss continuing my career. the topic of the meeting is going to be help provided by polish authorities to kristina �*s continuing career. studio: we are going to leave that news conference in the polish capital where we've been hearing from the sprinter from belarus who refused orders to fly home from the olympics early because she feared for her safety. some very dramatic testimony, saying she was worried about her parents in belarus, but she had chosen to go to poland because they had assured her they would be able to get a visa to meet her there. would be able to get a visa to meet herthere. she would be able to get a visa to meet her there. she hoped her parents were safe and she also told us that her husband was driving to poland to join her and she was hoping that he would be there by this evening and that once he arrived, they will make a decision together as to their future plans but she does say she ho

>> kristina, thank you kristina partsinevelos the oil market is closing, really strong rebound sessionppa stevens has the latest >> reporter: kelly, yes, really strong is right. finally following seven straight days of losses crude is bouncing back after sinking to its lowest level since may. a weaker dollar is supporting prices and betting last week's sell-off was overdone. wti is up 5.6% at $65.61 brent crude at $68.72 for a gain of 5.5%. gold mran sachs calling for brent to hit $80 by the end of the year that macro head winds are clouding the market. the trend is not your friend right now, they said that steadily tightening fundamentals will push prices higher into autumn, kelly. back to you. >>> pippa, thank you rick santelli tracking the action out of the cme. rick >> reporter: if you look at an intraday of 10s, you really see the truth here last week we held 1.22% area and we had some lift we are moving sideways here. but as you look at other sectors particularly barclays high yield chart going year to date, the spreads have widened as of late. when you look at interest rates and

joining us is strategist kristina hooper. good to have you back on hate all of the covid headlines. rise in cases. rise in hospitalizations do you believe that will alter the fed's thinking or the fed's ti timing >> certainly as it stands today, i don't think it will have much of an impact on the fed's timing or thinking. having said that, the situation could get worse. let's hope we go in the direction of the uk. especially now we're seeing some increase in vaccinations as of now, i think the fed is continuing to maintain that same thinking and timeline which i think we will see an announcement at jackson hole or some time soon after that. >> do you believe that is what the market expect, kristina? if the fed does something we don't expect, that is when the market tends to make big moves you think that is priced in and assuming they do it, the market will roll through it >> i'm not sure it is priced in today. keep in mind, we have a few weeks between now and jackson hole for the fed to communicate that i think that they already starting to communicate that more we had richard clare

s guest host let's bring in kristina partsinevelos with the plate evident. >> i think you went to go branded smart soap dispenser to make sure you wash your hands correctly. the dispenser has a light to countdown 20 seconds in case you can't do it is recommended by the cdc for the minimum for hand washing. amazon is not the first one to try it apple can detect when you start washing your hands and start a countdown timer. >>> a new tiktok trend making the rounds and it is not a funny dance or lips ync insync video >> it is frozen honey. that looks cool. >> i don't know what to say. teens are freezingwater bottle full of honey and eating it on camera frozen honey has been viewed 600 million times. the challenge, more than 80 million times. it is unclear where the trend originated medical experts say honey is great in small amounts and tea, but eating 16 ounce water bottle may lead to a sugar overload and lead to upset stomachs and adverse effects. i guess it is not tide pods. >>> and david faber graced "jeopardy!" to rave reviews on twitter. some not knowing who david is, but all sayi

and introducing jelly beans with two times more biotin. >>> i'm kristina partsinevelos and here's your cnbc update at this hour. the texas supreme court is stepping into the fight over gop efforts to pass a voting bill. democrats have been staying away from the state capitol preventing a special session of the legislature from doing anything because there aren't enough lawmakers present the high court now says democrats can be arrested and brought to the capitol that's a reversal of a lower court's order blocking any arrests. a few democrats have returned to the state but many remain in washington where they can't be arrested by texas officers, no matter what the court rules. >>> newsmax says today that a suit filed against it by dominion voting systems is an attempt to undermine a free press. the voting machine company is suing newsmax, one america news network and patrick burn accusing them of spreading false claims dominion helped steal the 2020 election from donald trump. newsmax said it was just reporting on allegations made by well-known public figures, including trump. >>> in th

partsinevelos has it for us kristina >> yes thank you, all the united states is sending more troops help evacuate personnel from the united states embassy in kabul state department officials say the troops are only going to afghanistan to hem withdraw american civilians and not reengage in battle >>> the bill passed the senate minuted after the not put down her microphone it remains stalked in the texas house, where it's been blocked for 32 days. >>> sources telling nbc news it's highly likely fans will be barred from much of the tokyo paralympic games due to the pandemic a state of emergency in effect until the end of the month in tokyo, and many other areas. the games are set to begin on august 24th. >>> in canada, justin trudeau reportedly cause for a snap vote regarding the covid pandemic. >>> straight ahead, the iea due to the rise of the variant up next, we're going to talk to citi's u.s. cheat equities strategist on how to play the energy sector. would we're counting you count energy earnings. we'll have a preview of the key metrics to watch that's coming up sales are down fr

the penchant for them to take bigger gambles we have kristina partsinevelos with more on those findings new era of meme investing is upon us. online world encouraging each other to hold investment it is public nature which is why young erier investors are willit take on the risk reddit investors are getting advice online like you tube. robinhood and twitter were not the focus of the survey. the survey of 18 to 24 year olds were more risk financial decisions when watched by others. encouraging each other to stay long and behavior could stem from the interaction of community and capital. >> it is not really so much about earning profit as much as showing your fellow community members this is what i got i'll keep holding on for you and the rest of the community. you saw that with gamestop >> reporter: social media and social interaction are a big part of why robinhood and reddit is popular bets sky rocketed to 10.7 million people the propensity to gamble grows when everyone sees your stock picks, there is an upside. rise in retail investment participation and more are getting in the game.

and the stock right now is 2.7% higher back to you. >> kristina, thanks for that one. >>> still aheadd energy for quite some while up next she'll tell us which other sectors she's upgrading to a buy rating >>> also, mike santoli breaks down new data to find out whether the market is hitting peak earnings growth all that still to come here on "closing bell. at pnc bank, we believe in the power of the watch out. that's why we created low cash mode, 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. millions of vulnerable americans low cash mode on struggle to get reliable transportation to their medical appointments. that's why i started medhaul. citi launched the impact fund to invest in both women and entrepreneurs of color like me, so i can realize my vision and give everything i've got to my company, and my community. i got you. for the love of people. for the love of community. for the love of progress. citi. does your vitamin c last twent

kristina partsinevelos >>> that does it for "the exchange."gins right now >>> kelly, thank you very much it certainly does start right now and welcometo "power lunch. here is what's ahead happening right now president biden hosting his first very high-profile meeting with private sector executives. a who's who of ceos. the issue is cyber security, and we'll speak to an expert who says there's one area of this growing threat that is not being sufficiently discussed and that is supply chain security >>> and an advertising powerhouse apple's ad business could grow a lot faster than people think we'll talk to an analyst who has the

this headline in belarus today says "escape from belarus — the fastest sprint in the career of kristinaatest move by the countries autocratic government to try to suppress its opponents. maria is the most prominent opposition leader in the country. you could see her hair addressing reporters last year. she has spent the last ten months in custody awaiting trial along with a lawyer from the opposition. you could see them both here at the trial today. could see them both here at the trialtoday. let's could see them both here at the trial today. let's get more 110w more now from sarah rainsford outside the courtroom in minsk. we were outside the court this morning, just as the trial began, but we weren't allowed inside. the only people allowed to were the lawyers themselves. there was a small group of supporters and family members of both maria kolesnikova... they're accused of plotting to overthrow the state and another national security charge. that's why the officials here are saying the trial is closed, but what the family and friends have told us as they believe this is simply because

partsinevelos has a look at how companies are scrambling in light of these rising cases kristina >>ust thought when you thought you would be dusting off the work clothes, the company's plans have been thrown out the window 30% say still vaccine mandates are gaining in popularity. our own cnbc workforce saying 29% say they would require proof of vaccination peeps, though, may be overlook i ing, from the workplace, that the vaccines -- >> the biggest lesson, is to not only have a return-to-work strategy, but an exit one as well >> the interesting thing is they were one of the less proactive banks in the first place so my point is it's not unanimous throughout some companies have been taking a softer approach, and it might be different type, that kind of culture, or investment bank, or different from a retail bank >> don't you find, though, that some companies are referencing local governments then we'll move, so that could contribute to some hesitation by some of the companies? >> absolutely. >>> we're going to pivot and join the president, who is about to start his remarks on the ele

officials from belarus had tried to send kristina simanovskaya home after she complained about the eventsommittee had entered herfor. in a moment we'll get the latest from tokyo, but first our correspondent sarah rainsford has this report from the belarusian capital, minsk. she's a young athlete, thrust into a political row she never sought. when sprinter kristina simanovskaya publicly criticised her coaches at the olympics, they tried to force her back to belarus. she refused. speaking to the bbc from tokyo, she said she was now scared for herself and for her family. translation: i can't go back to belarus now, of course. - it's definitely not safe for me. i have no idea when i can go back. it may be five or ten years. and today came another reminder of the danger for dissidents. in kyiv, a young belarusian activist was found hanging in a park, but his friends don't believe it was suicide. vitaly shishov fled to ukraine last year to avoid arrest. he'd been helping a flood of other opposition supporters who followed. the opposition leader, svetla na tsikhanovskaya, is in forced exile hers

you are on with kristina peterson. caller: good morning. say something about what congress should talk about. one of the reasons why biden won, because they had their soldiers gone. and imagine how much -- the rest of the americans and -- had in order to get along each day. host: kristina peterson you spoke earlier about the potential gang of eight briefing, explain what that is. guest: those are for the top elected leaders in the house and senate, and the leaders of the intelligence committee. so that is their chance to get the highest intelligence information from the administration. and it sounds like that will occur, but there will also be many other briefings for all lawmakers. they started last week, and they are expected to continue. there are questions and concerns about the evacuation. many lawmakers have been working to get individual constituents out of afghanistan, so there is a lot of questions and concerns on the hill about the situation there. host: before the august recess got underway, the speaker, based on the position of

i'm kristina partsinevelos we want to check on two of the u.s.s to limit kids' exposure to video games to three hours a week netease and bilibili with losses as investors have grown cautious both stocks are down with netease tracking for its worst month in three years tyler? >> all right, kristina, thank you very much. >>> and the end of august in sight and the s&p 500 looking to end its seventh month of gains in a row, but with september a traditionally weak month for markets how should investors position themselves? your "trading nation" team -- where is the music where is the animation bill barouk and michael at rockefeller capital. michael, do you have a pick for september? >> look, i think as much as we like the technology sector, the financial sector is probably the most undervalued and under the radar for a few different reasons that we'll highlight one being the economic recovery. they're going to be one of the biggest, if not the biggest beneficiary of the recovery. two, the increased productivity because they've been able to work on all

kristina partsinevelos >>> that does it for "the exchange." don't leave your seats "power lunch" begins right now >>> kelly, thank you very much it certainly does start right now and welcometo "power lunch. here is what's ahead happening right now president biden hosting his first very high-profile meeting with private sector executives. a who's who of ceos. the issue is cyber security, and we'll speak to an expert who says there's one area of this growing threat that is not being sufficiently discussed and that is supply chain security >>> and an advertising powerhouse apple's ad business could grow a lot faster than people think we'll talk to an analyst who has the numbers to prove it and fizzling out the once sizzling hard seltzer market hitting a summer slump and it could knock 30% off boston beer stock price. we'll dive into that call later this hour. kelly? >> tyler, thank you very much. and hi, everybody. here is your midday market check. the dow hanging on to an 84-point gain. the s&p crossing 4,400 today just about two points below th

cr kristina partsinevelos has more. >> this is about anxiety, as well as a lot of conferences that havew -- some places say they'll knee vaccines. people are wondering should i book my vacation nor wean edge is down, this is the same kind of story we are seeing for the airline stocks, too. we'll bring that up now, too many people, there have been consolations southwest air, american and eye newted trending lower. last but not league, the booking hotels although it's on your screen right now, it is relevant for all of these companies, because expedia did say they noticed a lot of people sell more money, shorter vacation times, so think of smaller boutique hotels rather than lavish trips abroad. travel stocks getting hit, anxiety about covid and any time of new restrictions as well as any vaccine passports. even with norwegian, like in florida. back to you. >> that's a perfect sec way. surging delta variant cases are putting the damper on large events this for a little last wee's cancellation of the new york auto show, which was also scrapped in 2020 the moves come just as eventbrite sauc

. >>> actress kristina applegate has revealed she is walking down another tough road.rred in many shows including "samantha who", and on twitter she revealed that she's battling multiple sclerosis. she's getting a lot of support and is optimistic about her future. she described it as a strange journey and asked for privacy during this time. back in 2008 she revealed she had breast cancer and shortly after, she told her fans she was cancer free. >>> okay. it is opening night once again for "hamilton" in san francisco. you're going to need tickets of course and the covid vaccine and mask up if you want to see shows in san francisco. it resumes at 7:00. ticket holders are going to have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test within 72 hours of a performance. children under 12 will have to show a negative covid test, children under 5 are not allowed in the orpheum theater. masks are mandatory for everyone. >>> still ahead, the reason this rocket launched into space today more when we come back. >>> coming up at 7:00, a rise in violent crime and demands for mo

kristina partsinevelos with cisco. >> a double beat top and bottom.eople are buying products for cybersecurity, as well as telecommunications as we transition towards that hybrid office product offerings for this fiscal year increased 31%. that growth year over year is a record that we haven't seen in the past ten years or so earnings per share at 84 cents they also had record operating cash flow for the quarter. and we're talking about the full year this is the key where a lot of people are looking for any guidance going forward for full year fiscal 2022 $3.38 to $3.45 if you do a control on the earnings report, there's no mention of supply. that's what we're looking for. there's a lot of concerns about the lead times for these products the supply issues. the surging freight costs as well as higher than normal component pricing. these are all aspects we'll have to get on the call hopefully shares, though, they fell 2% now down 2% on the news. >> josh brown, thanks to you tiffany mcgee and mark >>> up next -- much more reaction to robinhood's first qu

i'm kristina partselopolous. pfizer and biontech submitted early stage critical trial data to the fda as they seek authorization for a booster for everyone 16 and older. and moderna's drop that we're seeing today comes after a stint of volatility as the stock got caught up in the reddit trade. it is now down 24% on the week stu still up more than 120% on a year-to-date basis >> i was just going to ask, we're now down 24% in the past week in moderna? wow. that's quite a turn a-round. thank you. the record market rally is also taking a breather as the fed moves up its taper timeline to possibly as soon as next month in terms of the announcement so if we have a faster fed what names should you buy now that will continue to outperform? david katz is chief investment officer at matrix asset advisers david, welcome i'll resist the temptation to say but what if they don't taper and let's just start with the premise that they will and what you think people should buy. >> well, i think the one group that's going to do ver

. >> love it kristina, thank you. kristina partsinovolous. our next guest is not falling into the trap monitoring every word from the fed or worrying about bond yields or even tech multiples. he says the best way to pick your next investment should push that to the side and look at key company metrics. with me is david bonson the chief investment officer at the bonson group it's great to have you back. so drum roll, please, what do you think is the most important thing for investors to focus on these days >> well, i'm a big stickler for dividend growth. and i think that free cash flow generation from which comes the growing sustainable dividends that we love to see is itself the mark of a great healthy company. so you kind of get two things at once you get the actual benefit of the dividends into your account, either reinvesting for compounding, accumulation, or if you're an income-opera yented investor actually getting about three times the cash flow you can get from the treasury market or the s&p 500 but you're getting it all from what i be

the belarusian olympic athlete kristina tsimanouskaya has been granted a humanitarian visa by poland. she sought help from police at tokyo airport on saturday as belarusian officials tried to force her onto a plane home, after she criticised the team's coaches on social media. wildfires in turkey have killed eight people and destroyed large swathes of forest in the southwest. the european union has sent assistance and several other countries have sent fire—fighting aircraft to help. the afghan president has blamed the abrupt withdrawal of us troops for the deteriorating security situation. it's as a taliban offensive threatens three cities. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy online editor of the new statesman, and kieran andrews, political editor of the times scotland. tomorrow's front pages. let's kick off at the metro. it leads with the changes to the nhs test and trace app, which will cut down the number of people it pings as a result of contact with someone who's tested positive for covid. the fi

the belarusian olympic athlete kristina tsimanouskaya has been granted a humanitarian visa by poland. her onto a plane home, after she criticised the team's coaches on social media. wildfires in turkey have killed eight people and destroyed large swathes of forest in the southwest. the european union has sent assistance and several other countries have sent fire—fighting aircraft to help. the afghan president has blamed the abrupt withdrawal of us troops for the deteriorating security situation. it's as a taliban offensive threatens three cities.

the sprinter kristina timanovskaya told police at the airport that she was afraid to fly home to belaruse international olympic committee, for help. in afghanistan, taliban militants are threatening to seize control of the main city in helmand province, where british troops spent years providing security. almost all foreign forces are due to leave the country by next month after two decades fighting the taliban. 455 british troops lost their lives. the militants are now on the verge of overrunning the city of lashkar gar in the south, and there's fierce fighting in kandahar and herat in the west. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, reports from the capital kabul. lashkar gar, helmand, the peace roundabout. now overrun by taliban. they say this square is theirs. gunfire the centre of a city once patrolled for years by british troops. afghan special forces, trained by britain and other nato armies, are rushing in. this video's from the afghan ministry of defence. the battle intensifies on the ground and then on social media. this 35—year—old general is the commanding office

the headlines: the belarusian olympic athlete kristina timanovskaya has been granted a humanitarian visart on saturday as belarusian officials tried to force her onto a plane home, after she criticised the team's coaches on social media. wildfires in turkey have killed eight people and destroyed large swathes of forest in the southwest. the european union has sent assistance and several other countries have sent fire—fighting aircraft to help. the requirement for people to quarantine if they are arriving in the uk from the us and most of the european union has been lifted. but strict rules will still apply for those who've been in france and several other countries. the afghan president has blamed the abrupt withdrawal of us troops for the deteriorating security situation. it's as a taliban offensive threatens three cities.

this headline in belarus today says "escape from belarus — the fastest sprint in the career of kristina, and we don't know— for her being stranded, and we don't know how— for her being stranded, and we don't know how strict they will be. but it can be _ know how strict they will be. but it can be anything. i can see that... or can be anything. i can see that... 0r1015_ can be anything. i can see that... 0r1015 days— can be anything. i can see that... or 1015 days in can be anything. i can see that... 0r1015 days in prison —— ten to 15 days _ and staying with belarus let's turn now to the trial of an opposition leader which has started behind closed doors in minsk. it's the latest move by the country's autocratic government to try to suppress its opponents. maria kolesnikova is the most prominent opposition leader left in the country. you can see her here, addressing reporters last year. she has spent the last ten months in custody awaiting trial, along with maksim znak, who is a lawyer for the opposition. you can see them both here at their trial today. let's get more from sarah rainsfo

light up we'll talk to the ceo of one cannabis company >>> disney surging after hours let's get to kristina partsinevelos with the details. >> the transformation from media legacy to direct to -- the company posted a larger than expected beat. with a beat with revenue at $17 billion. higher than expected subscribers. bob chapek weighs in on the call right north. breakdown from our beloved brands, including quarterbacks luca, "loki" and we have continued to launch did i any plus in new markets. >> the average monthly revenue per paid subscriber for disney decreased by 46 cents, because they and the new subscribers even though there's still no meet-and-greets with mickey and mickey, they posted their first profit saying it breached the contract, and bob chapek said on the call it was the right strategy to meet the broadest audience, and doing what they believe is in the best response offing that -- >> they don't anticipate bringing back repurposing any shares under events have normalized >> be sure to tune in for the exclusive interview, with bob chapek gentlemen, let's trade it, tim i'm goin

the olympic international committee said that kristina timanovskaya is safe after seeking protectionust off to a relatively quiet start weather—wise. i say most parts of the uk. for some, there were some vicious downpours and thunderstorms during the afternoon. and it's a similar story into monday — a relatively dry, but not completely dry start to the new week. quite a cool start as well and then some wetter, windier weather is set to develop later in the week. high pressure trying to control things at the moment, but it's quite a weak ridge of high pressure, not strong enough to fend off all the showers. most places having a largely dry day on monday with some sunshine, but quite a lot of cloud clinging on across north—east scotland, certainly across the northern isles. this area of cloud bringing rain to much of northern ireland, and then some showers breaking out across parts of england and wales as we head into the afternoon, some turning quite heavy and thundery for the south—west of england, wales and the midlands. the winds very light, so get yourself into some sunshine and i

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belarusian athlete kristina simanooskya has landed in poland, where she is requesting political asylumlast weekend, the sprinter refused orders from the belarus olympic delegation to leave the games in tokyo and return to belarus, after she criticized her coaches. polish officials granted her a humanitarian visa, agreeing she would face harsh punishment under the authoritarian government of alexander lukashenko. the united states health care system once again ranks dead last among wealthy countries. that's according to a new report by the commonwealth fund. researchers found the u.s. spends far more per-capita than 10 other nations, australia, canada, france, germany, holland, new zealand, norway, sweden, switzerland, and the uk , yet has the lowest life expectancy, highest infant and maternal mortality rates, and the most glaring inequities. congressional progressive caucus chair pramila jayapal responded, "our cruel, for-profit healthcare system is broken. it's time to guarantee health care as a human right. it's time for medicare for all." in sports news, the national collegiate ath

i'm kristina partsinevelos kraft heinz expects near term margin pressure due to higher ingredient prices as well as cost inflation if we take a look at some of these peers for kraft we see a common trend just over the past three months or so in names like campbell's soup down double digits in that time as inflation concerns have persisted throughout the summer. back to you. >> i love a good bowl. >> that and kd which is kraft dinner in canada >> we call it mac and cheese >>> meantime, royal caribbean's quarterly loss is sending the stock lower for a seventh straight session the company lost more than $5 a share and missed estimates by nearly $100 million as bookings were slow to recover despite reporting a modest impact from the delta variant royal caribbean expects to have 80% by the end of the year and 100% by the spring so joining us now is cnbc exclusive, chairman and ceo richard fain thank you so much for being here i know it has been a tough go for the cruise industry because of things that were out of your control. you've done the best you can you are still behind your original es

the belarusian olympic athlete kristina timanovskaya has been granted a humanitarian visa by poland. she sought help from police at tokyo airport on saturday as belarusian officials tried to force her onto a plane home, after she criticised the team's coaches on social media. wildfires in turkey have killed eight people and destroyed large swathes of forest in the southwest. the european union has sent assistance and several other countries have sent fire—fighting aircraft to help. the requirement for people to quarantine if they are arriving in the uk from the us and most of the european union has been lifted. but strict rules will still apply for those who've been in france and several other countries. the afghan president has blamed the abrupt withdrawal of us troops for the deteriorating security situation. it's as a taliban offensive threatens three cities. hello. green, green watch, amber, the now cancelled possibility of amber watch and red. if you get a bit lost in the traffic light travel restriction system, tomorrow's papers may help you out. if they can't help, our reviewe

i'm kristina partsinevelos stocks are lower in the materials sector this is down almost 2% and teetering territory for august. more than half of the sector's trading in so-called correction territory, meaning 10% or more among today's worst performers are freeport macmarion and albemarle and now down 9% in the week although laggards in the sector are a mix of chemical and fertilizer such as cf industries as well as the dow >> thank you >>> weak retail sales and the delta variant and the fed playing out in the bond market rick santelli has the latest action >> yes kelly, yesterday more of my emails were retail sales much worse than expected and indeed it was but the problem is it was sort of built in. look at it inter day of ten year, and you could see right at 8:30 eastern we plummeted but we come back fast there was some positive revisions and in the end restaurant spending is the only spending in this category. and if you recall, the service sector number a couple of weeks ago was historic and those numbers give you bigger moves to the upside than retail sales gives us to the down side

kristina partsinevelos with the numbers. >> markets mostly high across the board. nasdaq down about 61 points. s&p 500 also off best levels strategists at goldman sachs increasing their year end target to 4,700 so, we're a little off on that point right now. but that represent a major upside from where we are now u.s. government bond yields rose today after a labor department data shows unemployment declines since the lowest level since the pandemic took hold the yield prices falling to that but funny how earlier in the week we saw this low of 1.12 when we were talking about deflation. look at where we are now that's why financials are leading the market, helped by those higher yields. materials boosted by chemicals and industrial metals, energy outperforming, despite crude looking to cap its worst week since october. the restaurant sector taking a major hit. i know frank will have to go to jack in the box, cheesecake factory and red robin down for the week trading app robinhood surging today. look, up 40-some percent since the ipo, up almost 10% that's because ear

. >> let's get to kristina partsinevelos with details. >> the shopping company gave us a mixed bag. losses came in at $1.13 but sale climb in slightly higher than expected at $2.11 billion. although ex pedia has benefitted from domestic travel, those continued weakness in international travel and corporate travel, and the company said that they have high consumer interest in smaller more affordable accommodations so think like a small hotel oar motel versus a villa in monaco the ceo did say that the recent covid variant continues to create uncertainty and quote, unfortunately the road to full travel recovery remains bumpy until more of the world is vaccinated the stock like you said plunging in after hours trading it is down almost 6% and led by the dire outlook for travel in the near term but the stock is still up about 14% or so in year-to-date back to you. >> thank you jeff, where do you stand on expedi expedia? >> it is bumping up in the after hour against that old 2017 all-time high. it is almost exactly the level of the rising 200 day moving average. so i do think holding this

are pledging to become net zero in the future those pledges don't mean the same thing to everyone kristinatsinevelos is digging into the ambiguity >> reporter: now more than ever companies and countries are talking up green potentials, pledging to become net zero or carbon neutral when we dig into the details, the pledges don't always live up to their promises. simply put net zero is the balance between the amount of greenhouse gas produced and the amount removed from the atmosphere to reach that balance, we need to make up for the amount of co2 we emit by investing in carbon off sets like planting trees, building wind farms or using carbon capture >> there is a fear by making a long-term commitment to net zero but not filling in all of the detail about exactly how that's going to happen in the short term that companies and countries are sort of pushing off to tomorrow. >> reporter: but how achievable are these commitments? carbon offsets avoid the release of additional carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. but research shows less than 5% of offsets actually remove carbon dioxide from the at

. >> kristina martinez, thank you for joining the show. >> thank you. >>> the taliban is rapidly gaininganistan's capital could collapse soon. we are live in kabul, up next. '! honey! scuff defense. i love our scuff-free life. behr ultra scuff defense. exclusively at the home depot. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. so if you have this... consider adding this. call unitedhealthcare today for your free decision guide. ♪ >>> breaking news in our world lead, afghanistan's capital could be completely cut off and under taliban control in a matter of weeks. according to a senior official, a stunning defeat after america's longest war that cost more than a trillion dollars and thousands of american lives. the latest assessment has the taliban controlling most of the country seen here in red. the capital, kabul, is the gray island right there in the middle

over to kristina partsinevelos for a cnbc update. >>> we have outgoing new york governor andrew cuomo saying he will not run for office again. he also congratulated new yorkers for their battle to rein in covid he also said the allegations needed deeper investigation. >> the attorney general's report was designed to be a political fire cracker on an explosive topic, and it worked there was a political and media stampede but the truth will out in time >>> switching gears, afghan refugees continue arriving in the united states. this group of about 50 going to a convention center in virginia for processing the next stop for them is either fort bliss in texas or fort mccoy in wisconsin >>> and on "the news" can evacuations from afghanistan be completed by the august 31st troop withdrawal deadline. shep will tack a look and talk to the ambassador about staying in kabul longer. that's tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern time >>> and six in ten americans support mask and vaccine mandates for students and teachers in k-12th grade this according to new polls from the associated press 80% of democrats

stories that should be on your radar right now it's time for rapid fire here to break down, dom chu, kristina partsinevelos, and our outsider, casey newton welcome, everybody it's good to have you here let's start with the spat between kathy wood and michael burry. he may not be the only one short interest in ark hit a record 24 million shares, and via put options, that was worth about $30 million at the end of last quarter it's unclear if the position is profitable or whether he still holds it ark shares are down this year. peak to trough they've fallen more than that it could have been well timed. we don't know for sure yet >> it's after the fact we know it's not just michael burry. there's a bunch of other companies like moore capital management, golden tree asset. the list goes on they're all taking these bearish positions against ark, not necessarily against kathy wood they're arguing it's against the fundamentals, all the companies in her basket are too overvalued a lot of people have shorted tesla. the big concern too to compare the chart just to the s&p 500 year-to-date, ark isn't doi

sprinter kristina timanovskaya unleashed criticism of her olympic team managers for entering her in theould not only end her olympic bid but also her life in belarus. 48 hours after posting the video, she said she was escorted by belarusian team reps to the airport, her bags packed and ticket home booked for her. she was terrified. >> i asked the international olympic committee for help. i was put under pressure and they are trying to forcibly take me out of the country without my consent. i asked the international olympic committee to intervene. >> reporter: she said the instant recall had, quote, come from above, a one-way ticket home to likely repression. she was terrified of returning to belarus for good reason. this man president alexander lukashenko dubbed the last dictator in europe, friend of vladimir putin, has unleashed a brutal crackdown against dissent. allegations of brutality have been constant. cnn reporting on extreme brutality against peaceful protesters. activists have mysteriously died in police custody. and last week a court banned an independent news station as extr

kristina partsinevelos has some findings >> so we know that we are in a new era of meme investing andrld is encouraging people to hold or huddle investments and the public nature could be why younger retail investors are willing to take on that risk. almost six in ten investors are members of investment communities like reddit. and many, many are getting their financial advice online, hopefully through apps like anything to do with cnbc, but youtube and tiktok lead the list and tho a survey of 18 to 24-year-olds were found to be more likely to choose riskier financial decisions when being watched by others today, investors are constantly sharing trades on twitter and encouraging each other to stay long in trades behavioral researchers say the risk could stem from the interaction of community and capital. >> it is not really so much about earning profit as much as showing your fellow community members this is what i got, this is -- i'm going to keep holding on for you guys, for the rest of my community you saw a lot of that with game stop >> social media is a big part why robinhood and

then come out commercial reporter kristina peterson will give us a preview of the house of representativesnda this week. breaking defense editor-in-chief aaron mehta will discuss the military impact of the taliban takeover of afghanistan. later, dr. robert pearl will talk about the covid-19 pandemic's impact on the u.s. health care system. join the discussion with your phone calls to my facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. -- phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. washington journal is next. ♪ host: the evacuation, the rescue of americans and afghans from kabul's airport becomes more fast-paced but perilous by the day with the u.s. military going thousands out daily and president biden announcing some commercial airlines will join in moving evacuees and refugees around the world. the president's deadline for u.s. troop withdrawal is august 30 first, next tuesday. it is monday, august 23. we will spend this first hour here on the program playing some of the news briefing yesterday by the p

here to discuss michael mann, director of the earth systems science at penn state and kristina dahl,ntist of the union of concerned scientists. dr. dahl, talk about the connection between the extreme weather, the wildfires here and around the world and climate change. >> sure. around the world what we're seeing is that very hot conditions tend to worsen any drought conditions that places might be experiencing. you end up with severe drought, coupled with the drying out of vegetation. that vegetation becomes fuel for fires to burn. we're seeing places like the western u.s. become a tinder box, ready to burn with any spark. >> dr. mann, as we look around the world and see this raging, not just in the west, but in greece and turkey, we know there are skeptics out there saying you can't tie this to climate change. you can't tie any single event to climate change. what do you say to that? >> there's a report coming out on the intergovernmental panel on climate change. this time the report connects the dots. the signal has emerged from the noise. we can see the impacts of climate change pl

. >> kristina, thanks so much. >>> coming up, can coinbase deliver for investors?uy now, pay later debt dilemma. >>> if you work from home, should you make less google thinks so that's a cinupllomg in rampid fire we're back in two minutes, don't go anywhere. and one we explore. one that's been paved and one that's forever wild. but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure. you get both. introducing the wildly civilized all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l the personal loan from sofi helped me consolidate my credit card debt into one simple monthly payment. debt free! thanks to sofi. ♪♪ i'm dad's greatest sandcastle - and greatest memory! thanks to sofi. but even i'm not as memorable as eating turkey hill chocolate peanut butter cup ice cream with real cocoa. well, that's the way the sandcastle crumbles. you can't beat turkey hill memories. >>> welcome back let's catch you up on a few stories that should be on your radar. it's time for rapid fire here to help break down the headlines, bob pi sauny, kate rooney and todd gordon first, coinbase is set t

kristina partsinevelos has more on this story. kristina, what's up?opes to find clarity on the path forward to sailing from florida. >> governor desantis says the ban is to protect civil liberties. while norwegian says we believe the prohibition is on the wrong side of federal law, public health and science the company could be fined as much as $5,000 per person. that's why norwegian is suing the state at the southern direct of florida, a federal court, in the hopes a judge would allow them to continue their business. florida wants to settle it in a state court, which has already been relatively friendly to the policies and further added, quote, norwegian's case is not about public health, but rather about a business decision it has made in an apparent attempt to reduce costs. as florida and norwegian fight over the venue to hear the arguments, how cruises proceed on august 15th is still up in the air. >> this is such a strange case, when it's a business that wants to do something -- a private business that wants to do this, what are you hearing in te

it has been a very dramatic 24 hours for this young belarusian athlete, kristina timanovskaya. for some time, and it appears to contain the voices of kristina timanovskaya and her coach, and another belarusian olympic official. from that conversation, it is quite clear the athlete, the sprinter, is in tears and she is under extreme pressure to return to belarus. the voices can be heard telling her she needs to stop, she needs to calm down, she needs to stop talking, she is told several times. as you say, it is a long conversation, some 20 minutes long, and the message is essential, you are like a fly who is caught in a spider's web. she is told at one point, if you keep struggling, you are just going to get entangled. you need to go back to belarus. there are orders from above, it is clear from this recording. and the messages that ms timanovskaya had to return. but she is resisting, even in the conversation, that we have heard, and clearly after that conversation, under pressure, she said she was scared to return to belarus, she had reasons to believe that she would not be saf

. _ kristina timanovskaya, the belarusian sprinter who refused her team's orders to fly home from themedia. capital beirut to mark the first anniversary of a deadly explosion huge crowds have gathered on the streets of the lebanese capital beirut to mark the first anniversary of a deadly explosion that devastated parts of the city. more than 200 people died and thousands were injured after a warehouse storing ammonium nitrate exploded at the port. it's believed to be one of the biggest non—nuclear explosions in history. a year on, the families of the victims are still looking for closure, and for those responsible to be held to account. the bbc�*s carine torbay is in beirut, she explained the level of anger there. the scars are really very fresh, still there. this is a day of remembrance, but it is also a day for people to call forjustice and fair accountability. we have seen large crowds coming from different parts of the country, from all walks of life, converging into that port area. they marched four hours, they marched through the streets which were destroyed by that horrible las

decision is expected -- it's 3:30 eastern time -- before the end of the day wilf >> thank you so much, kristinacnbc news update. hi, rahel. >>> here's what's happening. the head of the united states calling on the taliban to hold its effort that's captured much of afghanistan it says the taliban should go back to the negotiating table or face consequences from the rest of the world. >> the message from the international community to those on the warpath must be clear seizing power through military force is a losing proposition, that can not only lead to prolonged civil ware -- war or to the complete isolation of afghanistan. >> lawmakers say they will suspend their impeachment investigation of governmentor we'llo when he steps down. >>> and more than a million americans got extra vaccines, according to u.s. health officials. it's unclear how many of the people who received an extra shot are actually immunocompromised. back to you. >> thank you, rahel. >>> up next, get ready for christmas if august. the ceo of the apparel and footwear association says you better do your holidays shopping now. >>