we'll get you some answers on both fronts from liz ann sounders. first, your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation, the dow has been green mostly throughout the day today. it weakened a little bit. nonetheless, still holding on to that, carried by more defensive sectors like healthcare, united health and &j, outperforming today. nasdaq, that's where the action is. tech is teetering and more than just apple dragging in. nvidia is a loser too. it is down sharply. chip stocks are staging a bit of a reversal there. look at nvidia, down near 8 bucks. as for yields, they are lower across the curve today. ten-year, 426. keep our eyes there as well over the next hour or so. takes us to our talk of the tape. how at risk are stocks, especially if the nasdaq faces continued weakness? let's ask liz ann sonders, schwab's chief investment strategist. welcome back. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> should we be concerned about what is happening in the nasdaq in apple specifically? >> i think it is a little too soon to tell in terms of apple. i'm

i want to bring in charles schwab company chief investment strategist liz ann sonders. love the report you put out last week, piece of work dissecting the labor market trends. for me though i would widen it out and say a piece of work dissecting all the economy. who can figure it out? how can you decide what is going on in the economy? >> this is the most you fleak economic cycle in history maybe only some comparisons to the post-world war ii period of time and i think the best way to think about the cycle to differentiate between the good side of the economy and services side of the economy. if we go back to the stimulus era of the pandemic, that launched the economy out of what was a very short-lived recession but it was heavily concentrated on the good side because we had no access to services. that was where the inflation problem first started to brew. but then we subsequently went into actual recessions in many of those areas, manufacturing, housing, housing-related. and into disinflation and some cases deflation in those areas. but we had later offsetting strength

liz? >> anne, thanks. >>> in the east bay, thousands of health care workers rallied. they are negotiating contracts with kaiser and prime health care. workers are sounding the alarm on patient care because of staffing issues. >> we are having a staffing issue where a lot of people are not getting the care that they are needed. the wait rooms in the er are six hours to 12 hours to see the doctor. the morale for the health care heros is very low. the reason why it's low, we are being ignored. our request for extra care to give to our patients is being ignored or in the form of staff is being ignored. we are not being respected. >> we are waiting for a response from prime health care. kaiser says it continues to bargain in good faith. in a statement, kaiser permanente says this year the union's leadership is seeking a single national wage increase. the same increase for everyone. this would not reflect market labor costs and would prevent us from addressing fair market wages. >>> in santa rosa, a labor day tradition. the north bay labor council held the annual pancake br

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liz ann sonders is with us. >> hi, carl. >> i wonder if you are starting to think more about what somei see bofa says if enough things go wrong in q4, it's not that hard to argue for a negative gdp print. >> so i guess i would start by saying i think the recession versus soft landing debate, we didn't fall in really either in a traditional sense because the whole notion of a rolling recession we've had pockets of the economy that have had their own recessions manufacturing, housing, housing related, a lot of consumer oriented goods a soft landing in a traditional sense isn't really a possibility because of those aforementioned hard landings. you know, the problem now is very obviously the rise in oil prices which doesn't have as much ripple effects into other segments of inflation as was the case say in the 1970s, but it does have a quicker impact on consumption patterns which is why i think the spike in oil prices has brought back in the formally notion declared recession. look at housing starts today, unfortunately where there was some hope for offset with improvement in housing, may

7.5% mortgage, and it's going to cause -- and i think we're starting to see some of this, i know liz annders was posting charts like this just the other day -- basically a freeze, an activity the freeze. charles: right. >> it's about people not transacting homes back and forth and doing the things like carpet installation or window repair or those types of things that you do when you're going to list a house or right after you move boo a house. it's a mess there, charles. charles: it really is. you know, or we'll see what happens, but that's one of the big question marks about all of the things that have happened in this economy. and, of course, the further out the american dream itself of home ownership. jeff, thank you very much, my friend. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. charles: all right, folks, coming up, lina khan's got a bad track record or recently. she wrote a paper in college on how to dismantle amazon, and now she's trying. kip her e taj is here. forget about the shutdown, jim iuorio says there's a different cause to be concerned about. first though, it's the last day of tradi

are liz anne, please come back. velopments continue to just crack through all kinds of existing molds. so, please, keep us posted. >> i love it. liz: thank you. >> love to. liz: we've got this fox business alert, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are trailing around sex lows ahead of -- session lows ahead of tomorrow's key inflation report. yes, the cpi comes out tomorrow. the fed's going to scrutinize this thing very closely. in the meantime, let's talk about ufc's parent company endeavor and the wwe have now officially joined forces, creating tko holdings. ticker symbol tko. shareses are actually up 2.3 # 3% right now. it's the new wrestling entertainment and mma company. it began trading, opening for trading today. it hit $102 a hair and right now it's at $103.12. former wwe ceo vince mcmahon becomes executive chairman of tko group. >>> investors are banking on regional bank zions bank corp. after the company reported that net interest income grew to $199 million in august from $19 # 7 million last month. the stock is ge

we'll get you some answers on both fronts from liz ann sounders.rst, your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation, the dow has been green mostly throughout the day today. it weakened

liz? elizabeth: chad pergram, thank you so much. let's bring in former u.s. assistant district attorney andrew mccarthy. it's good to see you again, annn indicted on three federal gun charges today? >> the big thing is this wouldn't have happened except for a federal judge. this is a prosecutor, the prosecutor who brought this case did everything he could to undermine it and sabotage it and disappear it. and he got called on it seven weeks ago by a federal judge in court, and he brought what should have been the easiest gun case in the history of gun cases. should have taken him about 10 minutes to indict it, probably could have done it 5 years ago, and we were right down to the wire. 9 and the only thing, reason this happened is because a federal judge call him on what he was doing. elizabeth: got it. let's move on to the impeachment inquiry. senators john barrasso, lindsey graham, mike braun, marsha blackburn, tom cotton, ted cruz, john cornyn all saying yes to the impeachment inquiry. the media, democrats, the white house saying there's no evidence president biden directly profited. but we've got e-mails, text messages, we've got 1

anne's reaction to the traumatic morning of as terror suspect daniel khelaifi was arrested after escaping on wednesday . after escaping on wednesday. then for the great british debate, this hour, i'm asking was liz on from liz truss becoming prime minister, her economic was dashed very economic agenda was dashed very quickly, with hindsight, was quickly, but with hindsight, was her vision correct? as her economic vision correct? as always, get in touch . email me always, get in touch. email me gb views and gbnews.com or tweet me at . gb news. so it's gb views and gbnews.com or tweet me at. gb news. so it's coming up to seven minutes after 5:00 andifs up to seven minutes after 5:00 and it's now time for this week's difficult conversation . week's difficult conversation. police have arrested, escaped prisoner daniel khalifi. the arrest occurred just before 11 this morning. i escaped hmp wandsworth on wednesday and the police force issued a short statement which said officers apprehended the 21 year old in the chiswick area as he's been taken into police custody. now, in a statement, taken into police custody. now, in a statement , the met police in a statement, the met police said, we would like t