i'm tyler matheson kelly will rejoin us in just a few seconds.ther bad housing number this morning, bad money existing home sales down 20% from last year we're going to hear from the man, robert schuler, k. schuler, that's the guy on how bad the housing slowdown will get. plus natural gas prices soaring again, up 28%. it's the summer! 165% this year and the nat gas stocks have seen similar huge gains. will prices head even higher heading into winter. those prices, kelly with more. >> the market is nervous today, too. the dow couldn't hold its gains and we are back down by 92 points and the s&p up two and the nasdaq up 24 the chip names are the best performers in tech right now on semi, again, a big gain. this one's up 35% in the past month and we're about to hear from applied materials, as well. tyler also mentioned nat gas and energy is the best performing sector with devon among the names heading higher and apa, strong performers across the board. ty >> we start with pain in the housing market this morning july existing home sales, those are th

i'm tyler matheson did you miss me there? did you miss me for that 12 seconds?ad this hour. stocks are higher today right near session highs at this moment even as fed officials continue

ah i'm not matheson until how the tilt stories on the al jazeera pakistan's, former prime minister cameron con, has been charged under the countries anti terrorism act. is accused of attempting to intimidate the police and judiciary during a recent speech and official with his political part. he says he's yet to be arrested. con, lost no confidence vote in april, but his experienced a surge of support as the economy struggles. his latest rallies have drawn tens of thousands of supporters. small hydro has more from his from about m, ron kon, had a large gathering. i know the mamma rally and robert pin day. and richey criticise de ruling coy, alicia, and fall, breaking the laws in factor jester day. earlier, he had issued a statement in a speech to his support. dad, one of the advisors was arrested by the government was tortured and of god. after that, he also criticized the police and the magistrate who had overt step dad mandate saying that they were not authorized to tortured anybody. millions of students in the philippines returning to school after one of the world's longest covered 1900

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i'm rob matheson and dough how the top stories are 0. at least 24 people have been killed and more than 200. a wounded after a 2nd day of israeli air strikes on gaza. apartment blocks homes and a refugee camp have been destroyed. israel says it's targeting the palestinian group islamic jihad, the p i. j, as it's known as 5 hundreds of rockets across the border into israel. most have been intercepted and no casualties have been reported. egypt caught out on the united nations are trying to initiate talks to deescalate the violence. the palestinian health ministry says the targeting of civilian areas has increased. the number of casualties cannot put enough in the analysis. little israeli aggression and attacks focused on residential areas. this leads to more injuries among civilians. some of them are extremely critical injuries as a result of the continued siege of garza by his railey forces, which now runs to 15 years. we have a 40 percent shortage in basic medical supplies. the former us president donald trump has given the closing the

i'm rob matheson, that although monsoon baines are an annual occurrence in pakistan, this year's deluge has caused the most destructive floods in most people's memories . some provinces have received more than 5 times the average rainfall since june. the climate change minister sherry herman, as called it a climate induced humanitarian disaster of epic proportions. she says more than a 3rd of the country could still be submerged after the monster monsoon season ends . more than 1100 people have died. 15 percent of the population is affected. half a 1000000 homes have be damaged or swept away. bridges and roads are destroyed. and people who are running out of food and drinking water come all hider has more from the swat district in northern pakistan. it is da da da da, like a great bugger tanya had not heard before. we've been talking to people in the affected area who think this may be 4 times worse than the 2010 flood, which affected over 20000000 people across the country. and although the flood now boarded the grave today to southern pun, job in the province of sin, many key areas of

ah, i'm not matheson, this is all 0 live from doha. also coming up a 5 year old palestinian girl is among 10 people killed in gaza, dozens more injured. the palestinian islamic jihad grouping. gaza says it's fired, more than $100.00 rockets into israel. and china continues military drills are on taiwan and warns of more action against the u. s. beijing's still angry about how speaker nancy. busy posey's island visits. ah, we're going to begin in gaza. we're israel's carried out a wave of air strikes and armed fighters have retaliated provoking fears of a full scale conflict. palestinian islamic jihad says it's fired. a 100 rockers said it's really cities including tel aviv. israel says it's iron dough missile system has intercepted them. air raid sirens have been heard in the southern and central israel. a high rise. tar and gaza cities been hit. one of those killed was to see alger body, a commander of the all quotes brigades. it's the military arm of islam of jihad, at least 10 others also died including a 5 year old girl. dozens of

i'm tyler matheson kelly will join us in just a sec.e's what's ahead on a busy monday a major economic bill passing the senate and we will look at what it could mean for the economy, corporate america and taxpayers like you we'll dig into the industries that could be most impacted like evs, solar and health care a major revenue warning from nvidia the company expects a decline in orders for its gaming customers. what does it mean for the chip industry which is still struggling with the effects of a shortage and we'll get into that and a lot more kelly? >> tyler, thank you. hi, everybody. let's take a quick look at nvidia as we kick things off and this market tells a lot of the market story down 8% after that warning dragging down a lot of the other chip names, as well and the smh down about 2% rid now and the other fighting back the components more toward positive territory and the nasdaq as a whole, pretty much shaking it off and the dow and the s&p with gains that disappeared earlier and the dow was up 300 points and we turned lower a

i'm tyler matheson glad you could be with us here it's a little cooler in the northeast on a lovely wednesdaystreet investors cheer wider than expected inflation numbers and we will break down where prices are decelerating and where they may still be rising and if it's time for a new investment strategy for you plus did july mark the bottom in housing? a power call on that sector. the names that could lead the group out of its slump kelly? >> a perennial favorite topic of discussion, tyler, thanks. here's where the markets stand the nasdaq leading it up 2.6% and doing a lot to reverse the weakness with the chip stocks lagging today and reversing that and then some. 42.03 and the dow industrials off 493 or 1.5% and it is pretty much session highs for the nasdaq all of this kicked off by the drop in rates after the softer cpi print this morning and we'll have a whole lot more on that in just a moment and more on this themed yesterday's laggards are now leaders. take a look at the cruise names and we told you about norwegian up 11% and today it's up 13% and yesterday it was all about its warning

i'm tyler matheson we have a big jobs number, 528,000 jobs added to the economy in july.t mated. the unemployment rate falling now to 3.5% lower even than pre-pandemic and average hourly earnings jumping 1.2

i'm tyler matheson kelly will be back in just a sec.e's what's ahead on a busy friday a new survey says half -- half of all u.s. companies plan to cut jobs and others hiking pay and we'll take a look at the uneven jobs market at this make or break moment and people are being asked to go back to work in office after labor day. generational plays and different generations have the same goal, to make money. our market pro has a list of stocks for the short, the medium and the long term. >> hi, everybody the s&p is on track to snap a four-week win streak and it's down 1% and 1.1. the dow is down 235 points and it's technically the outperformer and the nasdaq, the worst performer although off session lows and it's down 2%. the dollar index hitting a five-week high set to post its biggest weekly gain since 2020 general motors is reinstating its quarterly dividend which it suspended at the beginning of the pandemic and watching shares of gm, tyler, up almost 9% for the month. >> all right, kell, no doubt the market has had an impressive run si

i'm contessa brewer along with tyler matheson here's what's ahead. how's the economy doing?t depends on who you ask. w we're looking at it from three distinct points of view. could big tech about to go on a big buying vee we'll tell you what is on the shopping list for microsoft, google and amazon as valuations drop tyler? >> welcome, contessa, welcome, everybody. >> the percentage terms are still not too bad. these are modest declines considering july was the best month for that index in a year and a half why did it feel that way it didn't, frankly, because june was so bad boeing helped me to keep the dow aloft right now the company avoided a strike with the late-night offer and getting faa approval for delivery of its dreamliner global payments leading the s&p. the company reporting a loss for the quarter, but saying it has agreed to buy the competitor evo payments and that stock up 18% in the past month, and the biggest losers on the day. they are travel stocks royal caribbean hit the hardest as it tries to raise another $900 million every stock in every industry dependen

i'm tyler matheson we have a big jobs number, 528,000 jobs added to the economy in july.s more than double what had been effort mated. the unemployment rate falling now to 3.5% lower even than pre-pandemic and average hourly earnings jumping 1.2% from last year, at least for today recession fears, it seems, taking a backseat to inflation worries yet again and more rate hikes possibly coming from the fed. that's why we're seeing stocks mixed after this blockbuster jobs number that for the economy, at least, bob pisani, is good news >> yeah. it's good news for the economy and it's hard for people to understand that the stock market is a discounting mechanism so it looks six months ahead the reason we're down today is there are concerns that while we're not in any recession now and doesn't appear to be so, maybe down the road the fed will be forced to be more aggressive than investors want and this is the way the stock market thinks and it's a forward-looking mechanism. so if you look at it, the selling pressure is very modest today. the volume is not very heavy and the wors

i'm tyler matheson did you miss me there? did you miss me for that 12 seconds?e's what's ahead this hour. stocks are higher today right near session highs at this moment even as fed officials continue to tell the market bulls we're not done yet how much higher can rates go and can the economy avoid recession if the fed keeps hiking, plus a bold call on beyond meat and the company will cut costs or it will go bankrupt and we are hearing from the person making the dire warning and courtney reagan is here for the hour. >> i have the extra 12 seconds for you. good to see you, tyler i am courtney reagan the stocks high are across the board. dow gaining 140 points and the nasdaq with the biggest gain up 2.5% and communications services the best performing sector led higher by big names that you know, meta, disney and google energy, the worst performing group today. it doesn't matter if it's oil, gas or solar, you can see etfs tracking ail of those groups getting hit pretty hard and big moves in biotech moderna higher after results and i'm going to get this one wrong,

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with courtney reagan, i'm tyler matheson markets are down across the board this day and the nasdaq getting the hardest off 2%, so is this the end of the summer rebound or just a pause on the way, perhaps even higher plus the interesting split in the energy markets oil well off its highs down today back below $90 a barrel, but natural gas continues to soar 14-year highs there. could that gas head higher this winter and what it might mean for you, the consumer, for inflation and the economy. courtney, welcome. >> thank you, tyler. as stocks are lower across the board. the dow down almost 600 points and the nasdaq down 2% some of the big names leading us lower and netflix is the second worst performer on the s&p 500 and cutting the stock to sell after its huge run meta and amazon also lower chips one of the worst groups, intel, lam research and nvidia lower and every sub sector is down today and a couple of materials' names are outperforming. >> lots of data, some speeches and earnings for investors to watch this week culminated, of course, later in the week by the whole jackson hole central

. ♪ ♪ >>> good day, everyone welcome to "power lunch," i'm tyler matheson kelly will be along.panies are raising prices at a rapid pace and once they go up they will take a long time to come down if they ever do, the company investing in domestic production even as the sector slows down the ceo will explain his strategy and outlook for the company. kelly? >> thank you, tyler. hi, everybody. let's get a quick check on the market picture the dow is up 157 points and we've cut the gains in half and it's still a half percent gain and the s&p up 0.4%. the nasdaq has turned lower after that monster session yesterday and a move from the recent lows that has put it up 20%. so we're seeing a pause here and the nasdaq is leading the way in the vein today it's the best performing dow stock after reporting that strong quarter last night and increased spending at its domestic theme parks looks better in contrast to six flag which is saw attendance drop by 22%. so a huge divergence there helping disney shine even more by comparison. also check out shares of arhaus, it's a furniture company,

ah i'm not matheson and doha, the top stories and abra 0 moscow's blaming ukraine. secret services for the suspected car bombing that killed the daughter of a pro kremlin commentator russian security services have released this video. choi, wooing woman, they say is the assassin. keith says it's not involved that ukrainian governments bond independence day events. this week president vladimir zalinski was wanting russia could launch attacks and the lead up to the celebrations, widen stay marks. the 31st anniversary of ukraine's independence from soviet rule. australia's government says an inquiries needed into why former prime minister scott wallace and secretly held 5 ministerial posts. the solicitor general says morrison didn't break the law, but his actions fundamentally undermined responsible government. sarah clark has more from brisbin. the solicitor general has advised ethnic albany that he's the newly elected a prime minister, the stallion, that these convert the appointed self appointed ministerial portfolios for scott morrison were in fact legal. he found that there were allo

. >> i will see you in a few, "the exchange" is now >>> scott, thank you very much i'm tyler matheson what's ahead on "the exchange." technology leading the gains, we were just talking about apple, as investors digest more fed speak, earnings and economic data, but could the bounce be short-lived? we will take a look at three names in the sector well-positioned to keep some gains going. >>> plus, the china cyber threat how likely is an attack against the u.s. in response to speaker pelosi's taiwan trip one of our guests today says it's very likely and expects such a

i'm contessa brewer along with tyler matheson here's what's ahead. how's the economy doing?ho you ask. w we're looking at it from three distinct points of view. could big tech about to go on a big buying vee we'll tell you what is on the shopping list for microsoft,

i'm tyler matheson kelly will rejoin us in just a few seconds.ear from the man, robert schuler, k. schuler, that's the guy on how bad the housing slowdown will get. plus natural gas

matty matheson, who's a really incredible chef, courtney storer, who's the show runner's sister, wasimmy: i was there. i'm in that place. >> oh, my god. [ laughter ] is your face up on the wall? >> jimmy: i think my face is on the wall >> your face is probably on the wall >> jimmy: i think i am on the wall >> yeah. yeah, yeah >> jimmy: oh, i hope i don't take you out of character next time you're doing this >> i know i'm just going to make eye contact with you as i'm -- >> jimmy: like, "look, they let any moron in this place. yeah >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you throw -- throw a a drink at the picture and have it splash off me [ laughter ] >> at the deli >> jimmy: but i'd love to make a cameo. >> sweet >> jimmy: yeah i want to show everyone a clip of "the bear." >> okay, cool, cool. >> jimmy: check this out ♪ >> time to try the new sandwiches behind order! ♪ marcus, rolls. please, chef [ bleep again. ♪ that's crumbly it's too dense >> doing it by hand. >> yo. >> it's the mixer. >> it's not the mixer, all right. it's crumbly the oven's too dry you need to fill a baking sheet with water,

i'm tyler matheson kelly will be back in just a sec.head on a busy friday a new survey says half -- half of all u.s. companies plan to cut jobs and others hiking pay and we'll take a look at the uneven jobs market at this make or break moment and people are being asked to go back to work in office after labor day. generational plays and different generations have the same goal, to make money. ou

with courtney reagan, i'm tyler matheson markets are down across the board this day and the nasdaq getting hardest off 2%, so is this the end of the summer rebound or just a pause on the way, perhaps even higher plus the interesting split in the energy markets oil well off its highs down today back below $90 a barrel, but natural ga

. >> seth: you had some professional chefs, including matty matheson, who's been on a guest on this show and charismatic when he's here, wonderful on the show. >> yeah. >> seth: and also was sort of a technical adviser. >> totally 100%. >> seth: and i know also the show's creator, his sister >> chris stora's sister, courtney stora is a wonderful chef at a restaurant or she used to be at a restaurant, john and vinny's in los angeles. she's really talented and her and matty were in charge of a lot of stuff but for me personally, i told them "if you see me doing something goofy. if you see me doing something that does not make sense in the kitchen, please yell cut stop me. and matty would all the time >> seth: matty did not -- does not strike me as a guy who would have any hesitation. >> no, no, no. yeah, yeah, he did >> seth: that was good >> but he's excellent. i mean, the show -- the show looks the way it does and feels the way it does because of matty, and courtney, like they're real chefs and they're excellent. >> seth: well, it's a really special show congratulations to you and everyb

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ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm rob matheson and this is the news i live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, yeoman's atomic energy team arrives in the ukrainian town is up patricia and reports of potential damage to a nuclear plants. one o iraq secures 3 days of morning his funerals are held for those killed in the latest violence. scenes of desperation. algae 0 joins pakistan's army on a mission to deliver aid to people affected by floods. mikhail gorbachev dies age, 91 ward leaders reflect on the legacy of a man who helped to reshape global politics. i'm john again roscoe with the sport, some top female players tumble after the u. s. hyphen including reigning champion and the read economy in we're going to begin in ukraine. we're investigators from the u on nuclear watchdog have arrived in the ukranian town of zap alicia, which is home to europe's largest nuclear power plant. they're going to be checking the safety of the plan to once they're able to gain access to the facility. the plants under rushing control, but it's still being run by ukrainian staff. ukraine and