oh, i'm rob matheson and doha, the top stories on al jazeera, china's defense minister says tar one's reunification with the mainland is inevitable and that fought on interference is doomed to fail way. find those comments and singapore are the latest spots between washington and beijing over tie ones future. i dont general we will resolutely crush any attempt to pursue taiwanese independence. let me make this clear. if anyone dares to see taiwan from china, we will not hesitate to fight. we will fight at all costs, and we will fight to the end. this is the only choice for china. jessica washington's and singapore was more on the way fingers speech an address that took around 30 minutes. he covered a lot of ground. not just talking about taiwan, but other contentious security matters in the region. the speech started on a more positive, friendly, known, friendly tone, the general taking the time to acknowledge friendly relations and strong ties with all the asian countries. but then of course, it turned to the more serious matters of tensions between the u. s. and china, and of course

ah, i'm rob matheson and do all the top stories on al jazeera, at least one person's reportedly been killed in a blast at a seek place of worship, and the afghan capital seek official save evacuated, 3 people from the tomblin, cowboy, as many as 30 people. i thought have been inside fi salanda is a professor of political science at cobble university. he says the taliban is struggling to deal with internal security threats. but unfortunately, we are living close by the, with synergy, the explosions and also that textbook actually within taliban in power. taliban liking capacity to capacity of counter terrorism counter insurgency. the also like my regional international intell sharing support. it's not the 1st time minorities, specifically my sheer minority and sick, and i need to talk to in many years with how she talks we have in mind collateral damage was happening groups who benefits from such a tug deal? targeting civilian talks for the benefit of getting it and, and stability and messaging the central government to the previous. and now the current government that they do not hav

i am tyler matheson.ing a push to disrupt the buy now, pay later sector and the announce made just min ago and the annual developer's conference and we'll have a look at apple's future as device sales slow and the stock is slumping with a lot of other stocks, by the way, and the financial exchange power player and the cebo ceo launching a throwback to in-person trading as more exchanges

. >> police assume david matheson was the victim, after all it was his apartment. attack was brutal and personal. 27 blows to the head and face, chest. david and his red jeep cherokee were missing. friends of both madison and trail told police someone known andrew was visiting from san diego, but he to have vanished. so if madison wasn't a victim, thought the police, maybe he and this andrew killed this giraffe. evidence at the scene pointed police to a possible motive. >> duct tape, some handcuffs, you know, stuff that people involved in sex would use. could've been a love triangle of sorts. >> witnesses even reported to the police they saw david and andrew together after the time of the murder. >> neighbor saw them walking the dog, means david was with andrew and did not appear to be trying to escape. >> police believe at this time, david and andrew cunanan are together, are together willingly. and, are on the run. >> minneapolis newspaper reporter jim walsh and chris graves, started digging, and quickly herders different story from david friends. who didn't buy

truist and we'll be looking at new opportunities and it's time to buy boring and i'll join tyler mathesonts right now n . >>> welcome to never boring "power lunch." welcome, everyone. i'm tyler matheson a warning from market stalwart microsoft, it is lowering its fourth quarter and profit sales forecast citing a currency drag. which companies could be next and what does that mean for the battered techtrade plus the fed vice chair says it is hard to make the case for a rate hike pause right now, but our market guest says inflation ha

truist and we'll be looking at new opportunities and it's time to buy boring and i'll join tyler matheson on "power lunch" which starts right now n . >>> welcome to never boring "power lunch." welcome, everyone. i'm tyler matheson a warning from market stalwart microsoft, it is lowering its fourth quarter and profit sales forecast citing a currency drag. which companies could be next and what does that mean for the battered techtrade plus the fed vice chair says it is hard to make the case for a rate hike pause right now, but our market guest says inflation has peaked we'll ask her why she feels that way and how she's investing right now. there are some surprises in there and that plus gasoline futures hitting a record midday. we will discuss it later this hour >> kelly >> they just keep going up and up and up, and i'm talking about gasoline and oil and take a look at stocks that are taking all of that in stride hi, everybody. the dow up 216 points and the s&p up 50 to 51.52 and the nasdaq up 2.25% today and these are big reversal from the earlier losses, nvidia, etsy and match are some o

so it gave the job to private traders the most avid amongst them, william jardine and james matheson loaded thousands of chests of opium on to their ships in india and set sail for china. the distinction between private mercantile interest and the government. these were not completely separate there, there was a commonality of interest as the age of imperialism. of commerce was good for the empire. the empire was good for commerce so, so these things very much. one together on behalf of the british crown, jardin and madison to scottish gentleman in embroidered waistcoat and patent leather slippers invented international drug trafficking. in the bay of canton, the 2 traders bribed the port authorities unsold that cargoes of opium to the chinese empress, worst enemies, the triads. these powerful secret societies had a single aim to overthrow the dynasty and power loop. humor, would you see? i'd done it. lavish, only the millionaire tells you, ah, there is in me and the thought to the few. it book over there to say it's issue this. she farina, alexander companies. don't said these are g

. >> reporter: it's h amp chlie's tenderloin where joseph matheson has tended bar for 25 years. >> it'sot as special as it used to be. >> reporter: yeah? this neighborhood, now known for drugs and crime, used to be full of gay bars, but over the decades things have changed. >> the gays wanted their rights, which we got. which caused the end of a lot of businesses. >> reporter: why? >> because gays didn't have to go out to a gay bar on the weekdays after work. they could go to their neighborhood bar and, you know, feel just as comfortable. >> reporter: but with its strong pours, $5 we wills and cash -ony policies, it stuck around. you prefer this over the castro? >> yeah. >> reporter: why? aunt charlie gathers a mellow crowd. >> it's a neighborhood bar where everybody's welcome. >> reporter: many with shared experiences of isolation. joseph grew up in the '60s in south dakota. >> i knew i a leaning towards men. i didn't know there was a whole group that did that. >> reporter: then he moved to san francisco. >> the first gay bar i ever went to i was on a bus here in san francisco and ther

to write morocco's meteorite hunters on all. josie, ah, which is here, which is a you oh yeah, my matheson and ohio, the top stories on al jazeera, the head of nato, is labeled russia, direct threats to security and the region as member states prepare for major summit in madrid. the airlines wants to boost its rapid reaction, forces from 40000 troops 230-0000 in response to the war in ukraine. at least 16 people were killed when a russian missile had a shopping mall in the city of crime and shook in central ukraine. charles traffic reports were keith, the shopping mall in the city of crew men shook in central ukraine was reportedly full of people when the russian missile hit, the cranes president below them is zalinski said there were around a 1000 people inside at the time. versus kilda. the delane, what center of come and georgia, today's russian strike on a shopping center in chrome and shook is one of the most daring terrorist acts in european history of a peaceful city. an ordinary shopping center inside women, children, ordinary civilians, believe this is not a mistake and hit by mis

i'm rob matheson, thanks very much indeed for being with me. goodbye. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. this is i don't need to be here with me. when you look at me, when you get to me, i can just leave you a message. you open at the home and ya today, and we're going to, you will be set up with me. i'm a lot of fun at the book. if you're the one i don't want me shooting off the edge of the ah frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs, and you are also contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the goal, is my security. and that creates a government, has no legitimacy in depth analysis of the data global headlines. this is going to be very hard for people to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, no, it's actually got 2 members. inside story on al jazeera stories of determination enjoy. ah, we'll hope to be luck though. in the kito, gena, do i remain a listing v? i looked at a short documen

ah matheson, this is al jazeera alive from dough hop, also coming up, demanding justice for sharina blacklight one month after it's ready, forces shot and killed the al jazeera journalist going green. how bio gas is helping france diversify its energy output? ah, that is when his president nicholas maderos in tech run for talks with a radian leaders, he's mad or runs president abraham lacy. the u. s. has sanctioned iran and venezuela and they've expanded their cooperation and recent years. my do those trip coincides with the summit of the americas that's being held in los angeles. washing did not invite him to that high level meeting with johnny mendo via skype is kinda the most abi, he's a professor of political science at the university of tech on affected to have the weather start on august 0 for a bit of context just described to us what the relationship is like between venezuela and iran while the country, the 2 countries enjoy a very good relations, especially since the time that man with medieval became yawns. president the 2 countries are under heavy us sanctions, so they do have a lot

hi day, i told our fax and i it's rob matheson in doha. so i don't know if you can hear me . can you tell me if you can hear us? thank you so much. yes, i can hear you. thank you very much. indeed. we had thought we perhaps have lost the line there for a 2nd. can you tell us any more about what has happened today with this earthquake? yeah. unfortunately in afghanistan lesser a last night. ah, about that 1 o'clock. it is, have been a, it begins bitter lane, the beach and, but yeah, but because it is a large of a happen it with almost a del now will b, m a more them to eat but were killed and also to number it will be increased because that it will, there have been during the night during the night the people were, are sleeping. can you tell us a little bit about the, the, the area itself is it may me a residential as it mainly villages and houses or other businesses there as well. this is a that happened in the region, especially before i mentioned this happen, a region in which there is a lot of village people were, are leaving, but the guy but the are those and there is a p

ah, i'm not matheson, this is all to 0 alive from doha. also coming up as these disputes acumen, public the president would lachelle someone, a u. s. congressional committee here is that former vice president mike pence was put in danger by donald trump during the capitol hill, riots a show of solidarity european leaders visit keith to offer support for ukraine's hopes of e u membership. all 32 teams have not qualified for the world cup. we're look at how cut us dealing with security. ah, i'll de xena has exclusively obtained an image of the bullet that fatally wounded alcholay shooting. abo outlet, the palestinian american, was shot in the head by his very forces while on assignment last month i said, bake reports. the remains of the bullet that kill journalists, sharina ob lackley. this image is been broadcast for the 1st time and shows a type of ammunition used to kill the veteran al jazeera journalist in the occupied westbank last month. according to experts, the green tip bullet is capable of piercing armor and is used in a m full rif

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ah general matheson indo, how the top stories on al jazeera after years of conservative rule columbia is to have its 1st left wing president. is that a former girl, a fighter and one time mary boggart has won a clear majority over the right wing populace. rudolfo hernandez, with nearly all the votes, counted petrol, one more than 50 percent against 47 percent, for his rival, whose conceded defeat the president elect has promised real change. se storia, this history that we are writing at the moment is a new history for columbia. for latin america, for the world, i know it's a new story because undoubtedly what has happened to day with these 11000000 voters, men and women who voted to bring us to this stage and bring us to the presidency, is a change. what is coming now is real change. we will not betray the voters who have cried out today that from to day. columbia is changing oil buttons wanting made funds. marquez has become columbia's 1st black female vice president. she's a single mother, an environmental activist who's challenged mining companies in her home region. yet all good,

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on all matheson, this is al jazeera, alive from dough hop. also coming up president vladimir zalinski welcomes the european commission support for ukraine's e u membership. wow. i congolese soldiers killed in rwanda, making things even more tense between the 2 neighbors and defying illegal satler's and his railey forces, palestinians raised their flag in the occupied westbank brazilian police say human reigns, find in the amazon rain forest or those of missing british journalistic dom phillips of yet to identify other remains thought to belong to indigenous expert. bruno put ada, who was traveling with phillips, investigate, to say, a suspect in custody has confessed to killing the man and burying them in the rain forest. but local, indigenous people insist organized crime groups were involved, monica and ikea reports from rio de janeiro. using dna matching brazil's federal police identified the mortal remains of british journalist, don phillips. he was travelling with indigenous expert bruno bid ada, when both men were killed. indigenous lea

ah, i'm rob matheson and doha, the top stories and the al jazeera abortion clinics have begun closing and parts of united states. a day after the supreme court overturned a decades old ruling, allowing woman the right to abortion protest against friday's decision. continue across the country. president joe biden says this, or put woman's health and lives at risk to and i know a painful and devastating decision is for so many americans. i mean, so many americans and decision is implemented by states i ministration is going to focus on how they administer and whether or not they violate other laws. i decided to not allow people across state lines, public health services, and then we're going to take action to protect women's rights and reproductive health. president biden's also signed a significant gun control law. it's the 1st legislation of its kind in 3 decades. biden says, the bipartisan bill doesn't do everything he wanted, but he says it will save lives. legislation tough ins, background checks for young gun buyers and help states put in place so called red flag laws that make it

i want to bring in garfield reynolds, roslyn matheson, and swati pandy. i feel like a broken record asking about whether this is truly returning point for chinese equities. garfield: there are a lot of turning points in this winding and long road when it comes to what is going on with the chinese tech sector. i am usually pretty skeptical about stories from elsewhere that say sources say that this good thing is happening for chinese tech and this means the crackdown is finally over. i think what people miss is the crackdown on tech is a feature, not a bug, so to speak. this is part of the risk you take when you invest in an economy that has an authoritarian regime, that likes to do things which are just about classic capitalist liberal ideas. so it is all very well you built this wonderful business that makes a lot of money but we are not happy with the social impacts of that. that is their mentality, that is there regime. as an investor you have to understand that. you also have to keep an eye on didi soared as much as 60% yesterday from just under two d

i'm contessa brewer in today for tyler matheson here's what's ahead.boom is coming to an end. the deals are slowing and the ipos are drying up and according to a new cnbc.com report the math is ominous. plus the nuplunge in nat gas, prices low since late 2018 the ceo of the largest nat gas produce or where they go next and what the

i'm tyler matheson here's what's ahead, an economic hurricane.hat's ahead and investors should brace themselves. his two big concerns is the fed and the ukraine war. plus short energy, it is a bold, bold call on this year's best performing sector so far we've got the technician behind the report with us this hour lots to discuss, busy hour ahead upon kelly

i'm tyler matheson, here's what's ahead on a busy hour ahead.iden administration most powerful advisers can he solve the problem by convincing oil-producing nation to increase their output and new talks to re-open ukraine's grain ports and without a breakthrough, there are warnings of a global food crisis and if not resolved, already high food prices could rise even more we do, kelly, have a big hour ahead. >> yes, we do,

i have no crypt onto spend i'm tyler matheson how quickly things turn.st sector of the year now in a bear market like so much of the rest of the market and we will break down the sector and the moves in those stocks another sector that is changing fast, that would be housing. mortgage rates rising at the fastest pace since 1987. are cracks starting to form in housing? we will tell you that story, kelly, later this hour >> it feels like miami even up here today so hot and so humid outside, and even heating up for th

i'm eamon javers in today for tyler matheson oil exports leaving the gulf coast could hit a record thiss the conclusion of a new report and it comes amid a domestic supply shortage we'll find out why and what that means for prices as cr

i'm eamon javers in for tyler matheson the supreme court strips the epa with some of its power dealingajor blow to the biden administration's climate agenda. this hour, its impact on business and what it means for eig investing. crypto crisis and that's how one analyst is describing the collapse in prices, but he's also betting coinbase will come out of this rough patch stronger and we'll ask him how he thinks that eamon, welcome stocks off well off session lows and the dow is off suggestion points the nasdaq down 51 as we look to close out the year falling below 3% remember, it had been up to 3.5% going into the fed meeting earlier this month at the 75 basis point hike and a huge reset since then talk about resets. shares of amazon down 1.5% today down from the pre-covid lows from february 2020, a complete round trip back to the pandemic lows for amazon shares, eamon? >> we are two hours away from closing out the month, the quarter and the first half >> the dow and s&p are on track for their worst three-month period when the pandemic sent stocks tumbling for the first half the dow dow

i'm eamon javers in today for tyler matheson oil exports leaving the gulf coast could hit a record thisrter and that's the conclusion of a new report and it comes amid a domestic supply shortage we'll find out why and what that means for prices as crude continues its climb. plus, from pinterest to bed bath & beyond, a change in the c suite could be changing the outlook for stocks we'll trade the names in today's three-stock lunch. kelly? >> eamon, welcome. hi, everybody. the market is all over the place today. the dow is upo 200 points and th nasdaq is still down 11. the s&p is still poised for its worst first-half return since 1970 even worse for the nasdaq, and big tech which was hammered yesterday is holding up this afternoon. j.p. morgan reiterating its overweight on amazon, the shares over 2% and apple, microsoft and meta also in the green mcdonald's and goldman both getting an upgrade and the analysts saying the shares will do well in a slowdown and that's helping a 2% lift. eamon? >> we'll start with what's become a complex and some would say confusing energy market right now. th

that would be the longest streak since january 2020 now to tyler matheson for a cnbc news update. >>> good afternoon everyone. a democratic senator participating in bipartisan talks on gun regulation says he hopes he can announce a frame drz work on a compromise by the end of the week. connecticut democrat, chris murphy was at the white house to update president biden on the discussions. >>> at senate laering today, the son of a woman shot and killed in a buffalo supermarket a couple of week withes ago challenged lawmakers to, in his words, stop the cancer of white supremacy and the domestic terrorism it inspires. >> for her to be murdered, taken away from us by someone so full of hate is impossible to understand and even harder to live with but we're more than hurt we're angry. we're mad as hell because this should have never happened >>> meantime, also on capitol hill, the treasury secretary, yellen, urged congress to reduce gun violence saying research shows school shootings have a negative impact on survivors and, in the long run, the economy tonight on the news with shep smith, i

i'm tyler matheson along with kelly evans.nterest rates just minutes away and will they hike by half a point and up three-quarters of a point and something the fed hasn't done in 28 years the central bank's response to surging inflation to impact every corner of the economy. frankly, kelly, for financial nerds like us, it doesn't get any bigger than this >> it is a biggie. here's a quick check on markets up to the event and the averages hanging on to gains and the dow is up 215 points and the s&p up 41 and the nasdaq is up 200 points and there's the ten-year, 3.4% >> let's welcome our pre-decision panel, david kelley with j.p. morgan asset management and john bellows and we'll get to your decisions of what the fed could do and lend the voices of many others we've heard from today mona, i'll ask you how americans should feel. my wealth is down. i'm not as rich as i was three months ago p prices are up a lot and i'm spending more and they're talking about recession. can you make me feel better? >> it's not an easy time for most

i'm tyler matheson, elon musk says they're gigantic money furnaces as it faces supply constraints and are the strengths to tesla's growth mounting or are these normal growing pains? plus a personal finance power player, we are so glad to have her back susie orman is back to explain where she believes i-bonds are the top investment to make right now and we'll delve in there a little bit later, but are there risks to holding them longer term the opportunity costs, we'll ask and hear from suze, but first, courtney reagan is in for kelly evans. >> thank you the dow and s&p are under pressure this afternoon as the yields slide the s&p hugging the flat line. the s&p up about half a percent. the yield on the ten-year sitting just slightly above 3% its lowest in about two weeks. the fed chair reiterating his commitment to bringing down inflation and oil prices in focus pulling back down about 1% and that's sending valero down 8% and halliburton shares down 6% and chevron up more than 4% >>> all right, we start with tesla and questions about its growth ceo elon musk warning that tesla's new fa

i'm tyler matheson, here's what's ahead on a busy hour ahead.crude at $122 a barrel we will hear from one of the biden administration most powerful advisers can he solve the problem by convincing oil-producing nation to increase their output and new talks to re-open ukraine's grain ports and without a breakthrough, there are warnings of a global food crisis and if not resolved, already high food prices could rise even more we do, kelly, have a big hour ahead. >> yes, we do, tyler thanks stocks are going a little lower. the dow is down 290. worst performer is the s&p nasdaq reversal from the half percent gain and it's down now a similar amount and as tyler mentioned, oil breaking above $122 a barrel and going back to the highest since early march when it spiked to over 130 and you can see halliburton, exxon, baker hughes and new all-time highs for exxon finally as well and it hadn't taken out that previous 2014 peak so certainly something to mention here flipside, semis are struggling and intel off 5% who is predicting a negative preannouncement

i'm tyler matheson here's what's ahead, an economic hurricane.t's what jamie dimon says that's ahead and investors should brace themselves. his two big concerns is the fed and the ukraine war. plus short energy, it is a bold, bold call on this year's best performing sector so far we've got the technician behind the report with us this hour lots to discuss, busy hour ahead upon kelly >> and he is no slouch we're looking forward to that, tyler. thank you very much. hi, everybody. growth concerns are weighing on the major averages and so are rising rates a few strong economic reports saying activity hasn't slowed down enough to tamp inflation. the dow was down 405 at the lows this afternoon and we're down 181 or half a percent, two-thirds percent declines for the nasdaq the nasdaq, by the way, 4105 the yield assesses the path of interest rates 294 you can see this decisive jump here throughout the morning and it's held up at these levels and this is a big change from last week and will continue to be a big test for the markets that warning that tyle

i'm contessa brewer in today for tyler matheson here's what's ahead.l street layoff a two-year hiring boom is coming to an end. the deals are slowing and the ipos are drying up and according to a new cnbc.com report the math is ominous. plus the nuplunge in nat gas, prices low since late 2018 the ceo of the largest nat gas produce or where they go next and what the g7 meeting means for energy securities. kelly? >> all right, contessa thanks and welcome. hi, everybody. the market tipping back toward the down side again and they're trying to keep the winning streak going and we're just shy of that right now and about a third of a percent decline and the nasdaq down 0.75 valero and deafon up about 7% and marathon up about four the cruise stocks are some of the worst performers, royal, norwegian and carnival down 1% the nasdaq more than 28% off the major averages are coming off a sharp bounce the dow is up about 6% since its intraday june 17th low the s&p has gained 8%, and june 16th intra-day low well now to the market it's got more to prove than this is

i'm eamon javers in for tyler matheson the supreme court strips the epa with some of its power dealingto the biden administration's climate agenda. this hour, its impact on business and what it means for eig investing. crypto crisis and that's how one analyst is describing the collapse in prices, but he's also betting coinbase will come out of this rough patch stronger and we'll ask him how he thinks that eamon, welcome stocks off well off session lows and the dow is offugst

i'm tyler matheson, this is a very busy day on several months and look at the markets and the averagestened week, one of the rare weeks where we've had green numbers as we slide into the friday close, and th of course, the supreme court overturning roe versus

i am tyler matheson.le's next chapter making a push to disrupt the buy now, pay later sector and the announce made just min ago and the annual developer's conference and we'll have a look at apple's future as device sales slow and the stock is slumping with a lot of other stocks, by the way, and the financial exchange power player and the cebo ceo launching a throwback to in-person trading as more exchanges go electronic. now to my friend contessa brewer who is in for kelly. contessa >> hello there, tyler and hello, everybody. it's been a volatile day on wall street the dow up as much as 336 points at the high today and now you can see it's trading a thid han. they've got the s&p 500 up three quarters of a percentage rate and the nasdaq down up almost a percent. part of the reason why we saw the pullback off the highs is the rise in rates and the ten-year yield above 3% and closing in on its 2022 high of 3.2% it hit that in early may tyler? >> contessa, with the ten-year yield above 3% the market this wee

that's nearly matheson. mindle school and capitol park. police say that the woman died on the scene. they say that the car could be a 2018 to 2022. honda accord. there's no description of the driver. this is san jose's 30 3rd fatal traffic incident and the 21st pedestrian killed so far this year. we continue following developing news from san antonio, texas, where at least 51 migrants are dead after they were found packed inside a sweltering abandoned tractor trailer. authorities say that a man heard someone pleading for help from inside the truck yesterday and called police officials think that the truck might have had mechanical problems. need to smugglers to abandon on a back road as temperatures soared above 100 degrees outside. there were 16 survivors, including 4 children. several are in critical condition. 3 people have been arrested so far, but it's unclear what their roles may have been. it's believed that the victims were being smuggled into the united states from mexico. guatemala and honduras. a 4th person has died from their i

i'm tyler matheson, this is a very busy day on several months and look at the markets and the averagesat least 2% today and 5% on the shortened week, one of the rare weeks where we've had green numbers as we slide into the friday close, and th of course, the supreme court overturning roe versus wade and we'll talk about the corporate reaction and we'll keep you on top of all of it as it breaks this hour. >> thanks, everybody as tyler said a big rally for the markets today and look at these week to date changes, this despite the university of michigan consumer sentiment showing a decline in sentiment in inflation expectations. so the latter is helping boost sentiment. the dow's up 5% this week. the s&p up almost 6% and the nasdaq up 6.5% this week so leading the dow today, salesforce and goldman and boeing, boeing up 17% in the past month and we'll have more on that stock coming up and this is the price action and 5% gains for these three and atop the s&p and it's travel everything and the cruise lines are finally soaring again after strong numbers from carnival and royal caribbean and

you can see that's nearly matheson. middle school and capitol park. and the man was struck died at the scene. we do not have a description of the vehicle from the police at this point, but they tell us that san jose's 30nd fatal traffic accident and the 20th pedestrian to die so far this year from being hit by car. there are ripple effects that we're following around the country now after the supreme court overturn roe v wade. now the debate is heating up over state laws on emergency contraception. brooke shafer has the story. >> the abortion pill is shaping up to be at the center of the next fight in the u.s. already. several states across the country have restricted abortions after a certain number of weeks. now some worry the supreme court's decision on friday will allow states to crack down on the fda approved abortion pill. monica's coco is a former nurse for planned parenthood. and this is a very viable option is an incredibly safe option, a medication abortion requires 2 pills approved by the fda for the first 10 weeks of pregnancy. and it's be

i have no crypt onto spend i'm tyler matheson how quickly things turn.t's energy, folks, the hottest sector of the year now in a bear market like so much of the rest of the market and we will break down the sector and the moves in those stocks another sector that is changing fast, that would be housing. mortgage rates rising at the fastest pace since 1987. are cracks starting to form in housing? we will tell you that story, kelly, later this hour >> it feels like miami even up here today so hot and so humid outside, and even heating up for the markets and the dow is on pace for an unprecedented 11 down week and 12 the s&p tenth weekly loss, and these things have never happened before the nasdaq on pace for also about a ninth weekly loss in 11 for the first time since 2002, but we are seeing some green across the board on the nasdaq in the final hours of trade. the price of oil, look at this as it continues to accelerate to the down side. we are down almost 8% on wti crude or more than 10% this week snapping a seven-week win streak and a lot of people wat

i'm tyler matheson, elon musk says they're gigantic money furnaces as it faces supply constraints and to tesla's growth mounting or are these normal growing pains? plus a personal finance power

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