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melissa's right. officials support add faster taper including the fed governor, dallas fed and st. louis head and hawkish. important to recognize, they have not typically necessarily been hawks supported, for example, the fed's extraordinary actions during most of the pandemic. atlanta fed president yesterday also expressed some support for an earlier taper raising questions about, hey, how widespread is this view on the fomc maybe we get a clue from the fed's june forecast. seven voting members pencilled in rate hikes for 2022 11 said no change. those numbers, by the way, could already be different we don't know and won't know until september. up to now, fed chair powell has kept the committee remarkably cohesive when he said not time to think about raising rates, then repeated the same phrase, powell now face as choice of moving towards the hawks or finding a way to steer them back towards the more gradual course that he's appeared to favor, melissa. >> you know, steve, my first question when i firs

melissa?y from the monday morning opening bell on wall street cnbc's senior markets kmem tater mike santoli still interesting for earnings not the bellwethers. markets sitting close to highs >> i was away from the screens for a week and looking back at what's going on. the consistency and persistence of this rally is what i take away from it when you look at the s&p 500 at the index level all along the way with the reaction to a good jobs report on friday, you basically had whole chunks of the market have corrects you've had the kind of lower yield beneficiaries in growth area hold things together. if you consider this to be, you know, kind of the general trend path, it shows you a little bit of room. you kind of hug the top line of that from time to time up to about 4500 in the s&p and it's allowed the s&p to so far with stand the seasonal headwinds in late july the market has flattened out i think it's a tentative return to the cyclical recovery take a look at the 10-year treasury yield that

to see you, melissa thanks, everybody. >> joe moglia. tim, interesting trade can't short a stock in this reddit frenzy. >> yeah. look, i think we're doing the right exercise in trying to compare the fundamenta businesses, and because i think a lot of that conversation was also just talking about people trading the stock. on some level i don't even really care. i think we're trying to assess the value of this business one of the things that's an important point today is sometimes the capital markets opportunities will allow the company to grow to a place, and access to capital will change the future of the company. that's kind of the buy line for so many reddit traders in this democratization, supporting companies they believe should have more access to capital and let them work out their future by -- actually it's been logic you've heard es spouded by vlad tev irv and the leaders here part of the story for robinhood what are they going to do with this client base how are they going to tie them in more long term, grow their balance sheets

>> hello, melissa. let's start with the 10-year it's so fascinating.asically a 50% retracement of the decline from 2019 and 2020 all of the optimism was in cyclicals. everyone was excited about rates going higher the 10-year peaks out at 180 everybody is focused on the economic growth. people are concerned about that. trying to figure out what's happening with the 10-year but it's almost textbook it's retraced almost 50% of that initial bounce back to the 113 level. in the end of july, beginning of august we saw a very nice retest of that 113. over the last couple of weeks it looks like a classic intermediate reversal from a technical standpoint rates basically came back to the 50-day moving average which we could see on the shorter term chart. that's around 138. that's a fairly natural place from the technical standpoint. we expect rates to pause there's a lot of support around the 130 level. the up side is closer to 145, 150 and that's, again, another 50% retracement of the decline we've seen since february. i think the implications for that is if we

>> well, i think there are opportunities in the market, melissa.ause i think, you know, you look at tech stocks in general and they are at all time highs. they are not cheap certainly want to own some tech stocks because of the growth and the markets that they offer. i get it at the same time i got wyn resorts down, las vegas sands down, caterpillar down 13% from its highs. i think re-opening, the cyclicals, more the value side of the market offer better opportunities at this point. is that mean names i don't play in that it's too volatile. i understand why if you thought risk on was back why they would work >> how do you view fts in the category of finding risk returning to the market the growth trade back on >> yeah. i mean it's the same thing, right? it's the mean stores it's the chinese stores it's the high volatile stocks. you can play in those names and that's what i call it playing not investing. you know me i focus on fundamentals i focus on valuations. i focus on where there's the opportunities. hard for me to go in that market in that are

roberts: en poco tiempo melissa se adaptÓ y sobresalÍa en todo lo que hacÍa.ambiÓ todo. nuÑez: ese dÍa, sinceramente le digo. para mÍ fue el dÍa, es el dÍa que me ha marcado toda mi vida. roberts: juliÁn cuenta que despuÉs del trabajo, melisa lo pasÓ a buscar para ir al hospital a visitar a su abuelo. tomaron la autopista en una hora de mucho trÁfico. las 8 de la noche. veliz: se sienten como unos disparos, que lo primero que me viene a la mente, fue que pareciÓ como rompiendo los cristales con piedras. roberts: juliÁn iba en el asiento del pasajero. veliz: miro al lado porque se escucha el “boom”, y se siente que es detrÁs de mÍ que se rompe el cristal y cuando yo miro ella estaba desplomada, asÍ. roberts: juliÁn dice que intentÓ detener el vehÍculo todavÍa en marcha y llevarlo a la orilla. veliz: cuando ya el carro iba como a 10 millas o 20, yo salto del carro. roberts: en shock, dice que busco ayuda. veliz: y yo no tenÍa el telÉfono conmigo, se me habÍa caÍdo. y entonces yo metiÉndome en medio de la gente, para pararlos, el primero que se para es un bus y e

that's the latest here, i'm melissa colorado. nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much, melissa, for that update. now, with all the smoke over the caldor fire, it's affecting our air quality right now and we are going to find out where the smoke is blowing. jeff jeff joins us and you are tracking it all. >> yeah, you can see on this map of the smoke today, the smoke plumes off to the north and east of us. and the way the weather pattern's setting up. it's blowing the thickest, most harmful smoke off to the north and also to the east. so, right here across the bay your area, we are left with some haze and then right here the fog at the coastline. so at this point, it is okay to be outside. we have moderate air quality through the north bay, coast, bay, east bay, and for the south bay. let's take you into the smoke forecast for tonight and i do think we have the chance of a little bit of smoke pushing in just north of napa. also, closer to fair field. but the majority of the bay area's in this blue color, which is the haze and that'

our cnbc digital reporter melissa repko joins us with what is next in the future of e-commerce melissa leslie. as as you mentioned, from walmart to petco, they are using wide video to introduce customers to new products we've seen this take off among retailers in china where this has been a huge market it is over $125 billion of sales last year according to research. when you ask retails are still trying to crack the code last year live stream drove $6 billion of sales and that is on path to growth of $11 billion this year. t the researchers are trying to attract viewers. one in case, bloomingdales they sent people cocktails and amazon and others are enlisting the help of celebrities who have a built in fan base. >> i wouldn't hate it if someone sent me a cocktail to buy some things that might be effective. and i want to bring in another voice. deborah, the founder of core sight research and advises about getting into the billion dollars live streaming game that could be the next frontier of shopping i was fascinated by the numbers that melissa just laid out about how big and effective

back to you, melissa. >> so many questions, eamon. of the phone service or -- it's not a hack directly of coin base, correct >> right yeah and that's coin base's contention there we had nothing to do with this so the liability is not on us. what happens here is something called a sim swap. that's the most frequent cause of these account drainings is. that's when a hacker actually goes to the phone company and gets a new sim card, that little chip that goes into your phone, sent to them as if they're you they impersonate you on the phone with the phone company, get the sim card, install that into another phone and then they have access to everything on your phone through that, they can then contact the crypto currency exchange and change all the passwords and redirect the money to wherever they want it to go the question here is, what are the phone companies doing to prevent this from happen ing? how tight do they need to be in terms of their security procedures do they have any liability if they're sending out sim cards to third parti

nbc bay area's melissa colorado joins us live from clearlake from the fire. it is a repeat of the last few years, melissa. >> reporter: a woman i interviewed says she's professional at evacuating these wildfires. she's been doing it since 2015. yes, as you well know the cache fire is not the largest ravaging northern california right now. being able to destroy so many homes and such little time. the fire swept through two mobile home communities and destroyed several single family homes. a graveyard for these vehicles that we see right here. this is right here and what looks like appears to be and used to be lawn mower, there is a grill. you got the structure to a building here. that structure somehow still up but it looks completely charred and absolutely a loss for whoever own this property. as you can hear crews spent the entire day clearing roads, clearing these down trees and down power lines and giving an opportunity hopefully very soon for the folks who live here to reenter this evacuation zone and see for themselves if their homes are still good or no

melissa mccarthy and ben falcone. from "mapleworth murders", j.b. smoove.edian taylor tomlinson. featuring the 8g band with jerome flood ii. d now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. now let's get to the news. president biden yesterday encouraged americans who have been waiting for the fda to approve the pfizer coronavirus vaccine to go out and get the shot but i don't know something tells me they're going to find a way to move the goalposts again. "sure, it's fda approved but is it farm to table? something that's suddenly very important to me? following the full approval of pfizer's coronavirus vaccine, the company revealed it would start marketing the drug under the name comernati so now people will start referring to the pfizer vaccine as the pfizer vaccine. it's too late for a rebrand. this is like when your friend comes back from vacation and is like, "actually everyone calls me 'turbo' now." no, they don't you're andrew and you're still kind of lame president biden today met

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, melissa. we have developing news right now.disgraced new york governor andrew cuomo has granted clemency to six people, one of them the father of chasa boudin, 76-year-old man, member of the weather underground. his father was convicted of three counts of second degree murder and four counts of first degree robbery for his involvement in a botched armor car robbery. two new york police officers were among those killed. gilbert was the get away driver. cuomo says gilbert is rehabilitated and has done programs. he will be referred to the parole board for potential release. the statement reads my heart is bursting and aches for the families of the three victims. >>> it is a divorce case that has the valley talking. a billionaire who helped found google. scott hassan seen in the white shirt and white mask helped write the original code for google search engine when it all started. he was awarded with pre-ipo stock that made him a billionaire, but his marriage to alison nguyen broke up. both agreed things have turned ugly. now it's

his top aide, melissa derosa, resigning. she was one of his most trusted advisers. sitting next to him during his pandemic news conferences. she released a statement late sunday reading in part, personally, the past two years have been emotionally and mentally trying. adding, i am forever grateful for the opportunity to have worked with such talented and committed colleagues on behalf of our state. she did not mention cuomo. her resignation comes less than a week after new york's attorney general concluded cuomo sexually harassed 11 women. and now, the woman described in the report as executive assistant number one, brittany commisso is speaking publicly. >> there was a kiss on the cheek. and there was a hug. and then when he went to go kiss me on the cheek, he quickly turned his head and he kissed me on the lips. the governor needs to be held accountable. what he did to me was a crime. he broke the law. >> reporter: telling cbs, why she didn't come forward sooner. >> people don't understand this is the governor of the state of new york. those troopers that are ther

. >> melissa, what do you think? if you are in senate or congress, you should disclose? >> absolutely. all investments. >> and currencies generally? this is considered a currency of sorts. we haven't said you should disclose how many u.s. dollars. >> they have to report taxtaxes. there is disclosure there. when you are involved in asset class, there should be disclosure. >> i'm in the same place sdp sdpplace. >> you can ask senator portman >>> cryptocurrency regulations slowing down the $1 trillion

[ everyone agreeing ] >> o'donnell: melissa stockwell helped to lead the u.s.pics. the iraq war vet was the first female american soldier to lose a limb in combat. representing the u.s. means everything to her. and here's cbs's dana jacobson. >> reporter: just three weeks into melissa stockwell's 2004 iraq deployment, a roadside bomb changed the course of her life, taking her leg and sending her to walter reed army medical center. >> i remember getting there and i looked around, and i saw soldiers who were missing both legs; they had a leg and arm missing; they had lost their eyesight. and i thought, holy cow, am i lucky. i mean, all i lost was one leg. >> reporter: she found refuge in the hospital pool. >> i jumped in the pool for the first time and i didn't have to wear a prosthetic leg, and it was just, like, this freeing feeling. >> reporter: four years later, she was swimming for the u.s. at the beijing paralympics. >> this flag that i am so passionate about, looking back, it was what was meant to be. >> reporter: you wanted to serve the country. >> uh-huh

i'm melissa marino. us. >> now the pandemic has restricted many foreigners from enjoying the rich culture and history. japan has to offer now their next. our team has made it through their 14 day quarantine. justin surrency takes us on a journey with the best view in tokyo. >> and over 2080 feet tall. the tokyo skytree is the tallest tower in the world. let's take a walk amongst the clouds and learn some facts along the way. >> the elevator ride just 2 thirds the way out is an experience. it's >> 360 degree views of the most populated metro in the world. my a recommended is sunset at tokyo from took his country build in 2012 is equipped with seismic proofing and can absorb 50% of that earthquake synergy took us has that 2 of the vision dax the 400 meters in height of the sky tree will test just how high you can go. you can enjoy different view and everyday bending of the season. more unique views encourage visitors to look down this the last place that you can look through the glass window. it's very sca

welcome back, melissa. i got to give you a shout out from my wife ali.the hot dog stand. what was that about? >> i don't know what it says about me, but that seemed like the right thing to do. she texted me. long to get back.took me too - she sent me a funny thing about i guess you're too busy. i'm like i'll show you what i've been doing. >> you've been on a roll on social media. you got a video out with meghan markle. did you know harry could juggle? whenli i can juggle, would it be funny if i juggled? i'm like would it be funny? you would break people's brains. they were so funny. they're so sweet together and really funny. it was the funniest thing i've seen in a long time. no one sees that coming. >> also, melissa, you're always all in no matter what you're doing.pyou're there and present. let us talk about "nine perfect strangers." it's about nine guests at a wewellness retreat. david e. kelly, i want to get this right. he said, quote, the goal of the show was to deliver a fun ride which emotionally resonates a hoot with a sniffle chaser. how would

melissa. >>> coming up, disney shares surging. into the theme park numbers and subscriptions. >>> programming note do not miss the hour of "consumer spending in america. make sure to tune in to that at 6:00 p.m. right after "fast money. >>> as we head to break, a look at s&p 500's winners and losers. >> announcer: executive edge is sponsored by at&t business our people and network will help keep you connected let's take care of business. ca. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick the best plan for each employee and only pay for the features they need. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" on friday morning take a look at futures dow up 51 points nasdaq opening 4 points higher s&p 500 up 3 points. melissa. >>> we have disney beating expectations we have the ceo bob c

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i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> melissa, thank you. they are going through this it seems like every year now. we want to get you up to speed on some other stories we're keeping an eye on. one man is in jail and another is being called a hero after the latest attack on an asian man in san francisco's chinatown. it began when an older asian man was punched seemingly at random near the intersection of clay and waverly place. many people saw it but one guy decided to rush in and stop it. there he is. 24-year-old darren mark stallcup, who describes himself as a cowboy in chinatown. says the attacker took off after he pulled him off the victim. but moments later came back. >> before i could even pull out my phone the guy came back around a second time. this time at full sprint. with like the craziest look in his eye. so i gave him a bear hug and i held on to him until the authorities arrived. >> great work. police say the suspected attacker remains in custody on assault charges. sfpd is still trying to determine if this attack was racially m

melissa? >> julia, thank you. to catch cramer's exclusive interview with the salesforce ceo on "mad money." >> i love that herd of unicorns perfectly equipped they're all billion dollar plus revenue companies. when i look at the out year, i look at fiscal 2023, i suspect that current consensus at 19% year-over-year sales growth is probably low right here so if you saw a reacceleration, i think this year it's expected to be 22% somewhere above where we are this year. at seven, eight times sale next year, this is probably a cheap stock. i know that sounds kind of crazy, but you put all those businesses together and you look at the accelerations we've seen over the last year and a half to two years and where crm plays, i think this thing works pretty well one of the reasons why we highlighted it last week last night, the whole panel was like, this thing's going to work from here on out this slack acquisition should be a nice catalyst here i like it here >> yeah, let's get more reaction jared, great to have you with u

thanks for your time. >> thanks, michelle. >> bob diamond melissa. >>> coming up, melissa, shipping delaysross america. a look at the latest freight data and what it means for companies. that's coming up next. >>> later, dr. scott gottlieb is our guest. we'll be right back. >> announcer: time for today's aflac trivia question. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway is the most expensive stock of all time. what company is in second in terms of nominal share price the answer when cnbc's "squawk box" continues go aflac!!! what the heck, troy - that's not your kid! the aflac duck is just covering for sophie. same way he got me money to help cover her hospital bill when my health insurance didn't pay for all of it. but this isn't fair! that's exactly what i said! but then i learned health insurance isn't even supposed to cover everything. wait...for real? for real real. luckily i had aflac. aflac!!! get help with expenses health insurance doesn't cover. go aflac! !mm-hm! get to know us at aflac.com. ♪ there she is, miss america ♪ ♪ there she is your ideal ♪ ♪ with so many beauties she took the tow

i'm melissa lee. it is national dog day as reminded me. >> thank you for bringing that up that way i don't have to >> i knew you were going to. might as well nip it at the bud. taking a check at u.s. futures at this hour we saw the -- closing at the 51st record high in yesterday's session. looks like a slightly down day here at least at this very early hour for the s&p 500 as well as the nasdaq 31 1/2 points. i want to check out the reopening names on how they're doing premarket. starting with the gambling stocks here. we'll go through cruise lines and airlines gambling stocks here as you can see are higher this is i believe for the week the stocks seeing similar chart action and so have the air line stocks we want to check out treasury yields here. that is going to be a key driver we saw a big move in yesterday's session. that's where we stand right now. it seemed to touch the upper band of a trend line that had been in place since april. and so at least one technical analyst said 1.45 looks like it'

our own melissa colorado pressed the governor. he says the state is willing to help in and step up and help. the mayor specified she's asking for more chp officers helping along traffic enforcement along international boulevard. >> be ware, there will be more enforcement. the reckless driving that kills people and robberies that involves vehicle like what happened to our beloved us senator barbara boxer. that's really going get under control with the help from the state. >> governor plans to extend resources beyond chp officers but stop short declaring the situation a state of emergency. something the oakland and china town of chambers are pushing for. ism. >>> the school district board will revisit his decisions to kick cops off campus. the board could vote to reapprove a memorandum understanding of the city. in june, the board voted to end the school's resource officer program but did not provide an alternative. the in-person meeting begins at 6:00 tomorrow and open for public comments. >>> we are seeing the severe toll covid ta

what is the situation melissa? >> reporter: pier 26 is usually a storage facility for nearby businesses to park vehicles, but today pier 26 the site of rather unusual rescue. can see some of the fire paramedics leaving right now. six crew members from a cargo ship believed to be infected with covid-19 reached dry land and got medical help. show you video. camera caught the moment some of the sick crew members disembarked from a fire boat and were treated by paramedics. all six wearing face masks and life vest. "the global striker" is based out of the philippines, out of 21 crew members, 19 were experiencing flu-like symptoms, six asked for medical help and said they tested positive for covid-19 on saturday. fast forward to today, reached dry land, six were escorted into ambulance bus and team of paramedics started treating them. >> none of the six we currently have are exhibiting severe signs of covid-19. all able to walk, breathe comfortably. this is a very mild onset at this time. >> reporter: and spokesperson fo

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in a statement melissa says the past two years have been emotionally and mentally trying.enant governor kathy hotel preparing to replace governor, within the next three weeks according to reports. joining me now to discuss democratic strategists kevin walling. kevin, do you think that the governor resigns because again he has dug in and maybe they jettison melissa derosa, she sacrificing herself, but does cuomo get out of there? >> it's a good question, i mean, this governor is the most prideful guy we have ever seen and has no humility. he's lost all ability to govern the empire state and i called for his resignation in march not just on the sexual harassment and assault, but also the nursing home front that we can't not discussed as part of this because that's as equally if not more probably and so he is a prideful guy and i hope every leading democrat including the president has called for his resignation. democrats are moving forward in albany to introduce articles of impeachment i think as early as today because the writing is all on the wall for the governor and he h

i'm brian sullivan in for melissa lee.s coming up >> outside of the covid vaccine winners, a good clhunk of the rest of the health care sector is on life support we'll deliver a second opinion as to why this patient will pull through. >>> then, sticking with the contraian theme. rising covid cases won't round all airlines why your flight crew is still preparingfor takeoff >>> finally, the singular,

also melissa murray, nyu law professor and msnbc lisle analyst and former law clerk to justice soniare going to talk a lot about the legal piece of this. but i also want to talk about the fact that we're talking about a policy that is wrong, that is morally reprehensible. what does what the supreme court just decided mean for asylum seekers? >> it's a death trap. it is a death sentence. i mean, it is that plain and simple. i wish i was exaggerating, but that's what it is. just to give you a picture what's happening along the border, just in the last six months, more than out of migrants have either been kidnapped, either been raped, or violently attacked, most of them by the mexican cartels negotiable last seven months. more than 100 migrants have died attempting to cross the sonoran desert into arizona. most of them had died because of heat exhaustion. i mean, there are countless migrants that are still there and that are still trying to desperately come into this country because their legal right to seek asylum has been completely vanished. and so i think more than anything people

. >>> melissa colorado has the story in china town. >> governor newsom, we want you to declare a state of emergency for the state of oakland. we want you to bring in california highway patrol. >> reporter: this is the two-page letter the oakland china town chambers of commerce sent to governor newsom's office today. it comes on the heels of this armed robbery that escalated over this weekend. cheryl hurd spoke to -- >> these attacks are getting much more audacious and aggressive. >> reporter: surrounded by a group of china town foot patrol volunteers named the blue angels. paul chan criticized it has defund police movement and the state's elimination of the cash bail system for those who can't afford it. >> i am not being politically correct. i don't mind. >> reporter: the only city leaders to join chan today is council member lawrence, he eks chance's concern. >> officers are one of many parts of our solution to keep the community safe. >> reporter: taylor who did not sign the letter to the governor says his support has his limits. >> i am not ready to commit for chp to come until we

nicole kidman is back and with melissa mccarthy, one of my favorites, not just because her name is melissahis hot blonde russian, she is this mysterious director of a health and wellness resort. nine strangers are coming to find peace and tranquility. however, i feel like finding peace is the last thing these people are going to find. and, hello, can we talk about david e. kelly producing it? "ali mcbeal," "doogie howser." it's so good. "nine perfect strangers" out on hulu. you can't miss it. >> "nine perfect strangers," next another limited series, this one pulled back the curtain on higher education. what can you tell us about that? >> "the chair" and it's sandra oh as in, oh, yeah, baby. sandra oh golden globe winner for that little show "grey's anatomy," she is back. so the show takes place at a major university. sandra oh is not only the first woman of color chair, but she is in charge of resurrecting this completely failing and scandalous english department. the best part, though, for me season one trailer, sandra oh is just walking down the hallway for the first time going into her

i am melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> all right, thank you. we are the first to send out a breaking news alert about this traffic incident. you can download our app to get alerts to your phone. >>> to our coronavirus coverage. santa clara is still in the middle of a covid surge. the seven-day average case rate is 350. take a look at this graph that shows the number of cases since the beginning of the year. january was the holiday surge. a dramatic drop as people got vaccinated. in july and august you can see cases started climbing again. despite a high vaccination rate, this fourth wave is stubbornly sticking around. robert handa is speaking with dr. cody. >> reporter: that's right, everyone a year into this battle, it is interesting to hear from dr. cody about this virus one that she says we better get use to. >> i believe we are the most highly vaccinated county in the country. >> dr. sarah cody is quick to point out the good and the bad of santa clara county covid fight while she's proud of the south bay's 80 plus percent vaccination rate.

melissa, good morning, melissa. >> hey, good morning, gosh. it's been such a fun time talking to you guys. and yes, it was a great day for beach volleyball. the a team, of course, pulling out that gold medal when they have been undefeated the entire time and that final match. great news. they won gold. this is the 3rd medal for april ross her 3rd olympics. this is the first olympics for alex klineman. so a great start for her. certainly a bright career bright future ahead for her very first gold medal for the a team are california girls. i tell which one she is because she's 6 foot 5 and the 6 foot 5 and i can't believe you heard about her just taken and beach volleyball just started in 2017. >> she was it up pretty >> yeah. she just got started. you know what's funny? i interviewed her a couple months ago and i asked her if you were beach volleyball, what would you do. can you guys guess what career she thinks maybe she would >> surprises me when they answer great. she said a cook and i don't know if you instagram, but she always post the mos

i'm melissa lee. tonight's trader lineup. tonight on "fast," the chart master said beware, carter worth and why he said do not buy this crude collapse andtracking the after hours actions. applied materials is on the the move the call is now underway we'll bring you the trade off and the report and later the auto stocks hitting bumps in the road today. we'll break down what sent shares of ford and gm into reverse. but first pop the popcorn, because we are starting with a wall street thriller throwback one of the traders say i know what you did last summer they're worried we could be in store for a replay of last year's blockbuster by a shocking september sell-off so no surprise, it is dan who draws the comparison. >> he could have done that too. >> what did you see? >> so last summer it was a rip roaring rally and we all were kind of scratching our heads trying to figure out what was going on here and the level of complacency was high in september the calendar turned and we have stocks going down in what felt like a straight l

melissa, thank you so much. once again. >> so you're talking about but it's like a bowling ball hog is like. i chuck, that baby. i usually bow like a 13 pounder team. that's pretty. all right. now in less than 3 weeks, tokyo is going to be the site of the paralympics. and that's another big event. there's going to be 4,000 athletes from 98 countries. yeah, but this is coming of course, as the positive covid case numbers in the city continue to grow. so we have matt barnes now with the very latest on that part of the story from tokyo. >> just 3 days left in the olympics. but then the page will turn to the paralympics as the international olympic committee and the city of tokyo try to balance once again competition and coronavirus. i have been a very late convert to being convinced that this is all going to take what looks like. was either going or was tram like it was going to blake hacks and is set to leave for tokyo in 2 weeks as he prepares for a second paralympics. >> like many. he's closely watching the olym

did the governor know melissa derosa's inresigning was coming? to get into conversations but i want to say this about her, she has worked non-stop 24/7 for the last two years and it takes a toll on you, particularly through covid and the last six months if you look at, you know, some of the ways she's been to rportrayed ie media, it was not fair to her. she gave a detailed statement about her departure and i'll leave it at that. i think that melissa worked very hard for the people of the state of new york and i don't have anything more to say on that. >> i know you don't want to characterize their conversations but were you given a heads up, did the governor know this was coming. >> i won't comment on my conversation with the governor. >> all right. brittany in the interview this morning, she described an interaction with the governor according to the a.g.'s report took place on december 31st, 2019. the selfie the governor requested. take a listen. >> i then felt while taking the selfie his hand go down my back on to my butt and he started rubbin

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> we want to go back to chris chmura. we're talking about if you have rented a place in tahoe, what happens with that vacation rental and do the owners still have a right to charge you. >> it's going to depend on the company. first, it is no time to vacation. even the visitors authority is recommending travel plans be postponed until further notice. so people have a fight on their hands. even though that was posted four days ago, some vacationers say they aren't getting their money back, people like iris in novato. she booked a stay in airbnb and then canceled when the fire started up. but the owner is keeping $2,000 as a penalty. >> i kid you not. they said because the actual address of the house was not burning, pretty much, that it didn't qualify as an extenuating circumstance. >> now airbnb told us its extenuating circumstances policy lets people cancel when the, no penalty, penalty free when unforeseen events beyond your control arise. it said it activated that policy on august 18 and then extended it for check-in da

i'm leslie picker in for melissa lee. tonight's lineup ton on "fast," check out the after hours action and shares of a firm the stock rocketing higher after inking a deal with amazon. we'll have the full details coming up. plus from worst to first energy stocks rebounding in a big way topost the best week since may. we're drilling down on all of the big moves. and later we have a special edition of "fast money" coming your way, all about the fed effect how taper talks and possibility rate hikes impact everything from your grocery bills to buying a house we break it all down starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. and we start this hour with all of those fed headlines that sent markets soaring. the s&p and nasdaq closing at new records, jumping more than 200 points as jerome powell seemed to tamp down any expectations for raetz hikes let's get to steve leishman in jackson hole this year. >> fed chair jay powell said out right he expects the fed would start tapering later this year if the economy continues to improve. but he left hi

. >> i feel like i'm doing everything i can because i so want them to have their memories back >> melissatford county were getting messages and phone calls >> there's just no way this was possible >> i would say it was pretty immediate that people recognized either the story on tv or the social media post and just started blowing us up. >> the go pro camera slipped out of lee's pocket while the family was snorkeling near maui they never thought they'd see the camera or all of their pictures and videos again. >> i just had a lot of really, really great memories of such an amazing lifetime trip. i was really just sad that i would never be able to get those back >> but, fortunately, jerry was at that same snorkeling location four days later. the camera didn't work but the clues on the video were enough for him to start his search. >> if it hadn't been for you saying we're a little tired and daddy says it's because we're from maryland, if that's not on there i don't have a clue really where to start so yay for elie and her storytelling >> thank you, mr. jerry. >> we're just overwhelmed. i was

in the meantime we've got a lot to do right here hi, everybody, i'm not melissa she gets the night off i'm brian sullivan thanks for joining us and your traders tonight, steve grasso, carter worth, and nay dean turner so much to get through tonight let us begin with the market itself because this has been nothing short of a juggernaut rally. look at that now, the s&p 500, it may not have posted a monster gain today, but it doesn't matter all it did was close at a record for the fourth straight day. which means the s&p is now hit an incredible 48 record highs this year, in fact, it has been ten months since the index has even had a tiny 5% decline wow. and most incredible perhaps of all the index has now doubled from the pandemic low. if you were smart, or lucky enough, or both, to buy back at the march of 2020 low, you're up a cool 100%. even as these gains come, even as we get some warning signs around consumer spending, markets continue to move higher. consumer sentiment, by the way, at its lowest level in ten years, that set yields back down, below 1.3% so let's kick it off and tie

melissa de rosa announced her resignation last night.e past two years have been emotionally and mentally trying. she did not offer a specific reason for leaving. cuomo is facing possible impeachment over sexual harassment allegations. >>> it was a moment of high drama at jfk airport in new york, but this travel story ends with a smile and a happy 6-year-old girl. >> piper's blanket has been her bedtime companion since she was 6 months old. which is why what happened at jfk new york airport was a full blown crisis. >> she had cried on and off for four hours. i mean, she was pretty much incon sol soleable. >> the family just arrived home from martha's vineyard. when piper and her mom ashley stopped in the restroom, the blanket they called buddy was left behind. >> when we were about ten minutes from home, piper asked us where was buddy. the minute she asked me where buddy was, i knew that buddy was likely in the bathroom. >> reporter: the 6-year-old had never slept without buddy, so her parents sprang into action. >> i started looking up e

i'm on your side >> no, i'm a lies maniac myself. >> little late, melissa.'t know >> all right whatever, i hate you, steve. go ahead >> no. do people know what goes on here at the 6:00 a.m. hour? joe, like the bosses aren't watching this is like being somewhere back stage at rock 'n' roll concert and my parents squabble. >> the bosses are the ones watching at home, you know that, right? one group to satisfy what if we did everything the other bosses wanted us to do >> that's true but, i feel like if you're not watching the 6:00 a.m. of "squawk" you're not watching at 7:00 you sit up and act like a proper anchor. but 6:00 a.m., i don't know. anyway, here's what i want to tell you fed chair jay powell is set to kick off the conference at 10:00 a.m. three cnbc interviews and that has had little effect on the outlook for fed rate hikes which markets continue to price in beginning only at the end of next year. here's what dallas' robert kaplan said. here's what he said about rate hikes. >> i have explicitly and will continue to divorce considerations for asset pu

>> melissa, you're right, she was probably everything. it by melissa. she is the last one that signals this is over. she is the most loyal person he's ever had, and that she has left means it has basically all fallen apart and the governor should look around and realize that, because all he's doing now is hurting the state. when your most loyal, hardest-working person leaves, you have to realize the end is near and you're not going to get out of this one. >> christine, you know -- clearly his theory is he's just going to tough it out and that in this day and age, bad behavior, there's so much, you know, information swirling around that people will move on and stop paying attention and that he can just outlast everybody else with shamelessness. do you think there is a chance of that? >> absolutely not. when the assembly democrats met last week, and the a ssembly isa vast majority of democrats, and speaker hailey did a roll call to see who was supporting the governor, not one democrat. he has no support. he cannot wait it out. and what's ha

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. >> reporter: melissa rand works in health care and is 1,300 miles into her journey alone, althoughny. >> solo hiker it is kind of scary, but i never have been alone, because there's so many people hiking the trail. >> reporter: kayla bess cultivating a following on social media from his own amazing appalachian trek he had this to say about the explosion of fellow hikers. >> make sure you follow the lead note trace guidelines. be a good human about it >> reporter: all right that's the motto, sam. sort of a catch-22 we want people to go outside because of the pandemic. kids on the tablets, want them out at well. what solutions are discussed to eases the issue of overcrowding? >> reporter: so, tom, one of the issues is that national parks across the country have started implementing reservation systems, capping the number of cars you can have. the issue with the appalachian trail, not one park or a couple of entrances it's 2,100 miles long. they may have to get creative here and i'd add a new record that just broke harvey sutton is a 5-year-old kid who ended up doing this entire 2,100

>> reporter: since commisso broke her silence, cuomo east most trusted aid melissa derossa resigned. the state attorney general's report in which cuomo was alleged to have sexually harassed 11 women also said derossa played a leading role in trying to protect the governor against the allegations. today roberta kaplan resigned from time's up a national organize formed to fight workplace sexual misconduct. according to the state attorney general's report, kaplan offered advice on a letter from cuomo's team intended to take issue with the credibility of at least one of his accusers. >> this process will be concluded very soon, and when i say "very soon" i'm speaking about several weeks. >> reporter: and this afternoon, the state judiciary committee met to discuss potential articles of impeachment for sexual misconduct. also being considered whether the governor lied about the number of covid-related nursing home deaths, his possible use of state resources for a more than $5 million book deal and whether the governor prioritized covid testing for family and friends at the beginning of th

here is bay area's melissa colorado. >> so beware, there will be more enforcement. >> reporter: that was oakland mayor's libby schaff's warning to criminals yesterday after asking governor newsom to send more chp officers to patrolled heavy trafficked streets like international boulevard. >> to bring traffic enforcement, which is the job of the california highway patrol, into oakland is an appropriate request and i'm so grateful that the governor has granted it so quickly. >> reporter: but it was a president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, carl chan, who kick started the request following an armed robbery that ended in the shooting of a good samaritan over the weekend, chan sent a letter to the governor imploring him to deploy chp officers to help the understaffed oakland police department. chan says the mayor called him afterwards to share the news. >> i was so excited, you know, when she texted me and calling me and saying that we got it, and it is good news. >> carl chan does not get to single handedly determine the agenda for public safety for the city of oakland. >

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