at a shop in the office building, nec employees are identified at the entrance. then they can make purchases jujust by taking goods from shelves. and the payment is deducted from their salary. if the test approves effective in reducing contact in the workplace, nec plans to sell the system in the future. >>> turning to japanan and the environmen the country has long been criticized for its dependence on coal, but now it wants concrete steps to phase out old coal-fired power plants that churn out carbon dioxide. on monday, government officials told a panel of experts that half the country's coal-fired power comes from inefficient plants. they want the panel to find ways to slash that to nearly zero. also they propose setting gadlines for the nation reducing the dependence on coal by 2030. that would be down from about 30% in 2018. some of the experts warn that japan must make sure it has enough power sources to copope following natural disasters such as earthquakes. the panel agreed to discuss setting stringent regulations for making coal-fireded plants more effic

people familiar with the plan says the group includes flagship companies such as nec.niversity of tokyo and the national institute of information and communications technology are also on board. experts fear current encryption standards could be easily cracked once super high-speed quantum computing is a reality. this five-year project aims to commercialize what's known as quantum cryptography worldwide. japanese companies have been at the forefront of the field. toshiba holds the most patents followed by nec. >>> hotels across japan have been decimated by the coronavirus outbreak. on one island of she co-queue is making a pitch to bring back corporate functions and business banquets with a host of new safety measures. the jr hotel takamatsu put on a demonstration on tuesday. the managers have the number of people allowed to sit at each table, installing transparent boards between guests to block airbornee droplets. because you can't do business without swapping cards, the hotel has set up booths to do just that. you can even buy a face shield if you want to avoid talk

we'll debate them nec. we're back in two minutes. introducing stocks by the slice from fidelity. now you can trade stocks and etfs for any amount you choose instead of buying by the share. all with no commissions. stocks by the slice from fidelity. get your slice today. >>> welcome back here is your cnbc news update. arizona reporting no new deaths from covid-19 today. the state lowered its overall total by one due to a double counting arizona's confirmed cases rose by 1800. the smallest daily increase since last monday. >>> in the midst of the pande c pandemic, target and dick's sporting goods will stay closed for thanksgiving this year walmart made a similar announcement last week you can go to cnbc.com on how the thanksgiving day shopping tradition is being put on hold >>> a new study does says wearing a mask does not instill a false security the study showed that mask wearers did not reduce their hand washing or use of social distancing you are up to date that's the news update back to you. >>> thank you. more trader moves coming up. kevin, you sold goldman sach's tell us why

. >>> coming up, former nec director larry lindsey says there is more out there in the u.s.will explain. >>> and unemployment help eaahd. we will have those details next. d car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." let's get a check on the markets and some of today's big movers with dom chu dom? >> we have the dow and the nasdaq that have seen gains and losses today, but the s&p 500 has managed to stay positive pretty much all day long at the high, the nasdaq was up 28 points. they're at about 18 now. it's gains in stocks and utilities and real estate that are doing the b

they don't want to nec take these risks, especially with their h ownlth.ut president trump is asking them to come out without masks and celebrate him so i think what you see over and over again ro biden drawing that differentiation him and president trump and trump still struggling to define biden. robert: ayesha, you got me thinking, mbe we need some "washington week" face coverings at some point. jonathan, i want you to jump in -- we' consult with you on that, ayesha. jonathan, i was looking at the jobs numbers this week. there's some recovery but the economll is s in crisis. do the numbers mean the white hoe could be more open at this point to a second stimulus? jonathan: at's a really good question. i don't think it's -- i actually don't think it's the right question, though. i think t real question is, will mitch mcconnell be open to at. donald trumpld have anythat fiscal restraint, if given his own way, he, i think, the sky's the limit as to what he would e ject into thnomy to give him a nice run to november. the real comnge -- challenge is mitch mcc

us as around the table, some of the most innovative global technology enterprises like are alsoand necthey a part of our effort to raise the bar when it comes to this important technology, broadband. give us a snapshot, if you would, of the last couple of months for your member companies. >> for the millions of folks in for every single person around the globe, it has been a time of seriousness and anxiety, but also a time to get to work. dealing with this crisis, this international health emergency, our workforce ran to the danger. we were part of the frontline first responders that continued to work hard to deliver broadband service to so many of our fellow citizens. i am so glad to see broadband standing tall. >> what advances were made literally overnight? >> friday our entire economy was told to go home and on monday we all told -- turned on the internet and while the global economy were shut down, we found that the american internet was open, vibrant, and doing the work of serving americans. we saw literally in traffic. traffic was above 30% of the normal baseline. hasstill, our

around our table are seven some most innovative global technology enterprises like cisco and erickson, necre also part of our effort to really raised the bar when it comes to this important technology which is broadband. >> host: give us a snapshot if you would of the last couple of months for your member companies. >> guest: it's been for our member companies, for the millions of folks that are in our workforce, as for every single person on the globe, a time of seriousness, a time of anxiety and also time to get to work. at the very beginning of this crisis, the international health emergency, our workforce ran to the danger. we are part of the front line first responders that continue to work hard to deliver broadband service to so many of our fellow citizens that as time what it was needed most. i'm glad to see broadband has been standing tall and working well. >> host: what advances have been made literally almost overnight? >> guest: it was an amazing moment where on friday literally are entire economy was told to go home. on monday we altered on her internet at her home, when the gl

absolutely nec and that has been the question since china imposed that national security law on hong kong unilaterally without consultation with the hong kong government or the people of hong kong that laws now just have to be undermining the rights and freedoms of people including allowing opening up a pot to extradition of people in hong kong not just residents but any foreigner that is on hong kong in hong kong to be extradited to china to mainland china and face the courts and that is causing a lot of worries now that national security law has already been used once against a protestors to who's accused of assaulting a police officer joining a protest we're still waiting for results of that trial but prior to it we have seen so many moves against the pro-democracy camp including arrests for in fact even one today arrest for taking part in protests of last year seeing the concrete effects of that law that has materialized yet but what we're hearing is a lot of hearsay not only from people on the ground over their fears and concerns but also from government officials both here and

the white house and congress are battling it out over the nec stimulus package >>> breaking up is hard to do but that's what tech heavy weight says needs to happen with the biggest companies in the market that's such a long name that it covered two lines in the tele prompter baseball is back as the mlb kicks off its season and so does sports betting we'll talk to the ceo of fan dual "power lunch" starts right now >> rolls right off your tongue thanks opinion as jobless claims rise for the first time in four months, republicans and democrats are pushing to come to an agreement on phase four as unemployment benefits are about to expire. let's get the latest details >> senate gop leadership and the white house say they have reached a fundamental agreement on the next relief package but we still haven't seen any of those bills yet and it's not clear when we will treasury secretary stephen mnuchin was back on capitol hill to continue the negotiations with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. he told cnbc he's made one concession to senate republicans and that's abandoning the administrat

facebook continuing to face a wave after wave of scrutiny as the company remains under the microscope our nec saying that ceo mark zuckerberg, cannot hold onto such enormous power and avoid responsibility when things get tough, unquote what's that add up to. >> it adds up to wall street doesn't care as long as they are the only game in advertising they are very good in that regard there's not a lot of choice. most of the other competitors are small. there's no competitive marketplace for social nemedia. they own it. wall street is rewarding, which is what wall street should do. >> what's the practical imfact if facebook does decide to forego political advertising however that is defined. >> it's a lot of small candidates that need to use facebook there's a lot of people whose voices will be squelched it needs to be much more sophisticated. google did something more sophisticated. twitter cut off political advertising. it wasn't a big deal many the case of facebook, it is a big deal it might not be a big moneyma r moneymaker, but it will have an impact they should have a policy that's nuanced

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it, think it will be ended by the end of this year 38% think the recession will go on some time into nec yext year. recession is over says allen sinai. recovery and expansion will be long and uneven. fully restoring economic activity will require people to be comfortable with relaxing physical distancing and indoor spaces which will probably require a vaccine being widely available. there's these two ideas here whether or not we're back fully and whether or not the recession is over. recession probably ends back toss it back to bill, if you're here someone needs a fourth griffith. >> kelly has a burning question for you right now. >> i do. >> okay. >> it's about the alphabet we heard about the u and the different kinds of vs, the square root symbol that could describe the recovery. people are talking about the k shape. it's what you were describing and what bob was talking about explain the "k." >> i really like this way of thinking about it because it suggests the really divergent outcomes that are out there and leads you to better economic policy what the k tells us is that some folks

industries that are built to perform regardless of whether we get vaccine this year or middle of the year nec year >> nela, reading your notes, you say you should position yourself defensively and offensively. i guess this is how you're trying to do that. you have to be very choosy in how you choose those industries that are both either defensive or offensive, right? >> that's correct. that's why the north star has to be strong balance sheets and companies that can grow their dividends over time and regardless of sector two-thirds of s&p 500 firms have withdrawn their guidance for the year there's a good consensus it will be a rebound in 2021 that's part of the reason we have seen stocks perform so well our caution here is even in a normal business cycle, it typically takes earnings to three years to rebound from a trough in earnings the market is somewhat priced for a disappointment even if the long term trajectory is upwards. >> all right thank you both for your thoughts today. appreciate it. >>> as we have been saying texas and florida both now cumulatively more than 200,000 cases of coron

different states or your wage income making the argument it's not continued to be 600 which over the nec sxt six months mean 80% people getting that's more than what their previous sally was i don't think that's a tough argument to make >> we'll leave it there for now. appreciate it. jimmy and libby, thank you bill >>> all right. i wish i had more time on that one. up next, the safety trade surge. we have silver, gold and bit coin climbing higher again today. what's the best bet for investors. we have debate with traders coming up on that. >>> the return of baseball scoring big this weekend in the ratings with tv viewers and especially with gamblers draft kings shares are sink today as covid cases inening th season we'll have that story after this introducing stocks by the slice from fidelity. now you can trade stocks and etfs for any amount you choose instead of buying by the share. all with no commissions. stocks by the slice from fidelity. get your slice today. >>> welcome back breaking a nine-year record. this while bit coin surges above $10,000 for the first time since early june bo

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the white house and congress are battling it out over the nec stimulus package >>> breaking up is hardhat's what tech heavy weight says needs to happen with thbi

after going bankrupt and vanishing two years ago, nec co wafers are officially back. notice i didn't say very good news. and you will be pleased to know that they use the same classic recipe. so don't worry, they'll still have that signature flavor of chalk slurry communion wafer. >>> new this morning, while so many of us are missing traveling these days one airport in taiwan has come up with an alternative. >> yeah, they created the perfect travel experience except you never actually go anywhere. the airport took 60 people on a fake flight yesterday. the so-called travelers got boarding passes and went through security and immigration. and even boarded a jet. once on the plane, they took their seats. >> why? >> and the flight attendants explained how they're working to keep their flights safe during virus and they hope to have more fake flights in the future and you ask a very important question, anne. why? i don't miss traveling that much. >> that's the worst part about flying is going through the security and the boarding and the lines. i don't get it. i mean, this

think these are compelling economics in an industry that will disrupt the utility industry over the nec fixt fiver ten years. >> you said low interest rates equal high prices for the solar stocks and that's another way to play it. silver is one -- this industry is one of its big end users of silver, correct? >> not really. silver is all of these designs >> great to have you on. thank you. >>> the hearse carrying the casket of john lewis has arrived at the u.s. capitol. he will now be taken up the east front stairs of the capitol into the east front foyer the casket will be escortedjori the capitol rotunda. his body is now arriving at the capitol building and being carried up the stairs into that building for the first time. there will be an arrival ceremony after this all takes place. his casket will be moved out for public viewing in the evening. people who want to stop by and pay respects to congressman lewis will be able to do so in a way that's safe during coronavirus because he will be lying outside in the fresh air, 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. the capitol will be moved out of the rotunda a

minneapolis and the four police officers floyd died in custst may, when ahite police officer kneeled on his nec eight minutes. the family's attorney, ben crump said the responsibility goes well beyond just one officer. >> it was not just a knee of office derek chauvin on george floyd's neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds, but was the knee of the entire minneapolis police department on the neck george floyd that killed him. >> nawaz: the suit seeks unspecified damages. fired and are faciminalbeen charges. police in atlanta haverrested a teenager in the death of 8-year-old secorie rturner duringial justice protest on the fourth of july. 19-year-old julian con charged with murder. police say he fired into an s.u.v., killing the girl. conley's lawyer says he wa armed, but did not shoot. the shooting took place near a wendy's staurant, where white police officer last month. the trump administration will impose travel bans on employeecs of the t giant huawei and other chinese companies. secretary of state mike pompeo said today those companies slpport human rights abuses against china's minorities.

it pits mnuchin, as i mentioned, against larry kudlow, the head of the nec.ry kudlow, we should point out, is a supply sider. he believes in cutting taxes. larry's a friend and colleague of mine for many years. i know where his heart is. from what we understand, he and mnuchin are at odds over the stimulus. mnuchin wants to keep and extend the unemployment insurance plus that $600 check, he wants to still give that to people, those stimulus checks, wind them down over the course of the year but still give them. kudlow, on the other hand, doesn't want that. kudlow wants a big fat payroll tax cut and that's where the battle lines are being drawn. kudlow's supporters are mainly in the senate, tom cotton, from what i understand, the senator from missouri -- excuse me, from arkansas, conservative, definitely wants a payroll tax cut. maybe mitch mcconnell does as well. on the other hand, mnuchin has on his side jared kushner and ivanka trump and maybe even the president, who is starting to talk more about these stimulus checks. that's where the battle lines are bei

dutch foreign minister staff block has called the nec an extraordinary step but he also said it was extraordinary that a plane with 298 people on board was shot down in july 2014 basically what the government is trying to do is to support the individual lawsuits that the more than $400.00 relatives of the passengers on board of that plane have filed at the european court for human rights basically the government wants to show that they are fully behind the $298.00 victims of 17 nationalities among them $196.00 dutch it is part of a very broad and white judicial fight the netherlands is fighting at the moment to give justice to do use a people on board of that plane one of them is also a tribunals are currently being held here in the near amsterdam where 4 suspects are on trial 3 russian former military and one ukrainian but they are sort of a low to middle rank and the relatives of victims have always said that they really want those responsible in the higher ranks and then they're talking about moscow probably the kremlin that they also want to be them to be held responsible so this step to the

miller, as you know from our conversations on the phone, i have a very special interest in the nec --ctc because of the terrorism act of 2004, which i drafted with senator lieberman come if we consider to nctc as welthe nctc aswell as the condii as the chief component of the wide-ranging bill. i am therefore concerned about the recent comments in which he outlined his concerns that the nctc doesn't have the resources that are required to fulfill its mandate under the irtpa. he has communicated similar concerns to my staff and to the committee. i've also noted in recent years that it seems agencies are no longer sending their very experienced analysts to the national counterterrorism center and so in some ways we've gone back to the pre- nctc days when president bush first set up to try to do this kind of inter- agency analysis to ensure that we connect the dots. do you believe that the nctc has sufficient resources to fulfill its legal mandate? >> senator, first off, thank you for your leadership with senator lieberman and establishing a national counterterrorism center which responde

political interference great partners and cybercommand for they go out there with russia and ukraine and nec activities so what we are able to do with that information in ukraine and elsewhere they are targeting voter registration database those is that we can provide state and locale partners here to funnel investment so the top three things we have done to develop that community of practice and increase cybersecurity posture with a unified effort behind this mission. one hundred days out from november 3rd so we are absolutely in the pipeline for the very significant election. first and foremost changes in the air and i mean that literally. cove it is changing pretty much how every election across this great country will take place in november. it's critical voters understand and can share the information on what's happening in these elections. how come back to that and compared to 2016 we are not seeing that level of coordinated determined cyberactivityte we absolutely have better visibility we just not seeing that same level of activity from 2016. i'm paranoid by nature so i say what we t

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any option we choose has consequences.rc which is whyes nec options are important. it is also why federalal fundin will continue to help our schools to create those optionsl with the resources necessary to do so safely and responsibly for all. but there is a clock. schools are starting. this is one of those moments for our field an our country. our kids deserve our best right now and nothing less is thank acceptable. thank you.r >>igno thank you. thank you dr. schwinn. thank you for ignoring the clocs at this morning's hearing. and now i recognize dr. o'leary for five minutes. please. >> chairman sublan and ranking member allen, thank you for the opportunity to testify before l you today.op my namepo is sean o'leary and i a practicing pediatrics disease doctor from colorado. this is professional and personal for me. i work at children's hospital colorado and i'm testifying today on behalf of the american academy of pediatrics. o as vicef chair of the committee on infectious diseases, the foe purpose of thers academy's guidance is to inform school ess reentry polsies