meagan: thank you for having me.hip-hop mogul jay-z is embroiled in a battle with a man he cofounded rockefeller records with. it is over an nft. cracking the code. we will speak to the cofounder of online learning giant byju on its acquisition of tinker to expand into the u.s. and when the company might make its public debut. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> emily: india's most valuable start up has 100 million students on board, more than double last year. it is expanding to the united states hoping to reach 60 million more students in 100,000 schools. online education is paying $200 million to hire a new coding platform called tynker for kids kindergarten and up. joining us now is the ceo. like your joining us from india on an early morning there. talk to us about the growth you have seen over the last year and how the pandemic has driven that and how you've met students where they are. co-ceo: fintech has been unfortunate. this is reported in terms of numbers. in the first four years, we had 45 million students on our pla

border, hoping to feed their children meagan fitzgerald has more from guatemala in our series "climateter: from high above, this looks like a lush landscape when you peel back the layers, a very different story. the fields are ravaged, crops inedible, millions on the brink of starvation are you scared why? [ speaking foreign language ] jose vasquez is struggling to feed his family farmer and father of four says crops are being destroyed with climate change >> what's the problem with this? [ speaking foreign language ] no rain. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: the soil is rapidly deteriorating, triggered by extended periods of drought, followed by torrential rain warming climate causing more catastrophic weather events in 2020, two category four hurricanes hit central america in a span of two weeks, washing out entire villages in guatemala. climatologists war it will only get worse and disproportionally impact impoverished countries. jose took us inside his home where his wife does what she can with the little they have. >> how long will this food last you for? [ speaking fore

meagan fitzgerald has the latest. >> reporter: tonight shock and horror after a stabbing spree inside a new zealand supermarket. >> he saved this woman when she came out. >> reporter: a known terrorist with ties to isis reportedl grabbing a large knife from a display cabinet inside and started attacking shoppers >> just went and started stabbing and i just realized after that, oh my god, i have to run. >> reporter: in just 60 seconds, six people were stabbed, three critically wounded before police moved in shooting and killing the suspect, a sri lankan national labeled a national security threat back in 2016. >> he was closely watched by surveillance teams. >> reporter: what happened today was despicable it was hateful it was wrong it was carried out by an individual person who was gripped by ideology that is not supported here >> reporter: but it's that ideology that has the world on edge as the 20th anniversary of september 11th just a week away. the globe watched in horror as the taliban seized control of afghanistan fueling concerns that extremist ideology could be on the rise tom

>> terrifying story, all right, meagan. thank you. >>> back in the united cardinal theodore mccarrick in court today, the 91-year-old entering a plea after being accused of assaulting a teenager, who himself now an adult was in court as well mccarrick is the only u.s. catholic cardinal ever criminally charged with child sex crimes nbc's anne thompson reports. >> reporter: once a prince of the catholic church, former cardinal theodore mccarrick today is a criminal defendant >> shame on you! >> reporter: accused of sexually assaulting a teenaged boy in suburban boston in 1974 >> mr. mccarrick, what would you say to the victims? >> no comment right now. >> reporter: the only american cardinal past or present to face criminal charges for sexually abusing a minor. leaning on a walker, the 91-year-old said nothing as a court official described the alleged crime that happened during a wedding reception at wellesley college. >> he specifically used the act of confession to get the victim away from his parents and from his siblings

shoe good morning to you both meagan, i'll start with you.ce in the major averages this morning. where do we go and the fact that risks do seem to be mounting >> yeah, morgan. risks are up -- as i've said before and we discussed in our investment kmilty. it's often much easier to lift negative risks than it is those in the positive side of the ledger so, while we feel there are many short-term risks ahead as we go in the months and quarter ahead, we think the back drop is relatively constructive if you're able to extend your time horizon out nine to twelve months businesses are sitting on a tremendous amount of cash we think will be deployed into cap exas well as buybacks and dividends. we think if you're able to look at, particularly in washington lower probability,but potentially high-risk events, it's constructive. >> and to put context around the pull back we have seen in recent days, in stocks. i mean, the dow's down only 3.7% from the midaugust peek. nasdaq has been the underperformer, something like 5% but it's been quite a while, desp

now from meagan fitzgerald. >> reporter: a shocking ending to a troubled year for tennis' highest paid star. >> i honestly don't know when i'm going to play my next tennis match. >> reporter: four-time grand slam champ, naomi osaka, in tears saying she's stepping away from the game. >> i think i'm going to take a break from playing for a while. >> reporter: it comes after a stunning upset in the third round of the u.s. open overnight. osaka, a set ahead of unseeded canadian leylah fernandez, starts melting down as her lead slips away. slamming her racket on the court, even hitting the ball into the stands. it happened on the same u.s. open court where osaka beat her idol, serena williams, in the finals three years ago after williams berated the chair empire repeatedly. osaka tear fully apologizing after the match as boos rained down from the crowd and claiming that moment marked the beginning of her struggle with depression. it's been a tough 2021 for osaka. first she dropped out of the french open, refusing mandatory post match news conferences, citing depression and anxiety. she also

meagan frank said our performance in the second quarter was driven by a strong response to our product offering improving productivity in our stores and sustained strength in ecommerce. international sales up 49% north american sales 63% wall street was very bullish on lulu channel checks from piper sandler showing strong sellouts from women's and men's apparel a pick up and growth in mirror, the company they acquired. piper is more challenged by air freight. the conference call is underway. stock, wow, up nearly 12% in extended trade melissa. >> what a move stephen, thank you nike as well as under armour are higher on the after hours session. guy adami, what do you make of this quarter >> ridiculous in one word. operating margins came in 20.6%. the street was looking for 15.9%, up from 13.6 a year ago if tim were here we'd talk about kager. on a two year the kager was off the charts their inventories are in line which suggests to me given the sales growth they have, margins will be even better next quarter. the only knock on this company that people have been making now for years is v

nbc's meagan fitzgerald joins us with the details. meagan, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning to you. as the taliban continues to tighten its grip in the country, there's growing concern that as each day passes the chances of those still left behind getting out are diminishing. this morning, the taliban claiming they have taken over the last free part of afghanistan as desperation inside the country mounts. the taliban says they captured panjshir province, the last place in the country to fall. resistance fighters on the ground deny the claim, and nbc has not confirmed it. while some americans along with many afghans who assisted the united states are still stranded in the country after the u.s. military left last week. hundreds have been waiting for days for these charter flights to take off from the northern city. this weekend republican congressman michael mccall claiming some americans are being held there. >> we had six airplanes at the airport with american citizens on them as i speak, also with these interpreter