new york. and yet it wasn't just the new york stock exchange. it wasn't the only company to recognize the death of the clean to that. yeah, definitely not to daniel was not your usual a business saying as i speak, by the way there is still the union jack flying on front of the new york stock exchange by jane fraser, for example, the head of m, as city said that sir. queen elizabeth the 2nd basically i was the only queen she ever knew. we had other corporate leaders to paying their respect to bill gates, the former head of microsoft, a magick, a base saw. so bob eiger, the former m head of a walt disney's a c o r for google, mary barrow, and the head off for jenner moto says, so just to name a few. and then an apple today actually started the pre order for the new iphone 14, but if you clicked on their website, the only image you saw a was the image shelf for queen elizabeth said the 2nd in the are from the early fifties. all right, well nevertheless, business did continue to day eat on mosque. says that he's looking at opening a lithium refinery

i only have one thing that i would like to add when we when we talked about the new york stock exchangewould not i wanted to push away entrepreneurs because i did not talk about investments through the new york stock exchange, in order to get to the new york stock exchange, you need to spend several years and a lot of money to get there. i am talking about investments of private investment funds, this is an investment that can be obtained for 6 -12 months only under the condition of a high-quality investment project that a ukrainian entrepreneur can show, we are currently working with exactly these investors. that is, it is a very affordable thing and according to our measure, i would also be grateful if the link is not also to the government measure on e where you can promote your e projects and if you don’t have them ready, there are two days left, don’t worry because this is only the first event that will work continuously. this platform was created to show investors where to invest in ukraine, in particular in the agricultural sector p. ivan ivanovich, i wanted to add to dmytro's op

on for the company looking at all right, so tough times ahead for julians quarter on the new york stock exchange. thank you very much. an oxygen a stay on the new york stock exchange. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has paid a visit to that well, virtually at least he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in ukraine. war torn country is aiming to rebuild infrastructure strength and natural national defense and exploit its natural resources of your children and to want your contract and you're up to date with d. w business. if you want more, check us out on the dw news youtube channel from me and the business team here invalid. thank you very much for watching. i was in good shape. don't be afraid. for some. ready that's easier said than done fear can drive our thoughts and behaviors. so the question is, what are the effects of fear and how do we overcome it in good shape? next on dw, goodbye neutrality. hello nato. finland wants to join the western military alliance . the association of reservists is in favor of the move conscientious ob

volodymyr zelensky at a meeting with the leaders of big business during the opening of the new york stock exchange, ukraine is confident of its victory and further quote we will preserve and we will preserve our independence because it is a fundamental factor of security for the entire region for the entire east and center of europe it is from our stability and it depends on the stability of europe , the president is convinced that ukraine can definitely become a green energy hub for europe volodymyr zelenskyi called on international business not to wait for the end of the war, but to invest in ukrainian economy by the necessary modernization of the ukrainian infrastructure , taking into account the security needs, this is more than a trillion dollars and in a sufficiently short term, less than 10 years, any company anywhere in the world will find such opportunities as in ukraine, if ukraine can help business to come to us, then we are ready to do it for us today, this is an absolute priority, because the main signal is when the state is alive, when there are people, people who do something every

the dow is in the red all day on track to close below 30,000. >> cnn matt eis at the new york stock exchange reporter: we know the stock market is this constant tug-of-war between fear and greed and right now, fear clearly has the upper hand, fear of high inflation, fear what the fed will do to get inflation under control and fear the economy could sliep p into a recession. we have the dow down. the good news is the market was down a lot more earlier down about 800 points. i think the bad news is that the dow is still flirting with closing in a bear market. if the dow closes down by 637 points or maore, it will join te market in a 20% decline. the mood down here on the new york stock exchange is pretty gloomy. one trader told me there is nowhere to hide right now. virtually all asset classes are getting slammed. another one looked at the red and shockok his head thinking about the wealth destruction going on now and of tiptimists losing faith, now hopefully this gloom and doom is over done. i mean, in the real economy, the jobs market remains strong, americans are still spending money and co

we begin with a moment of silence here at the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq to honor the life and service of queen elizabeth ii let's listen in. >> that was lynn martin, the head of the new york stock exchange we'll have much more coverage of the queen's death later in the hour and throughout the hours here on cnbc but first let's show you where things stand in the market the final hour of trading, we've been up and down today, all over the map. looks like we're holdings the gains with the dow up 83 points. we were as high as 200 points, as low as 259 points down. nasdaq is lagging, technology is higher but it is underperforming. we're seeing higher treasury yields the dollar is a bit weaker and the s&p is up a quarter of 1%. what's working financials, materials. coming up this hour we'll discuss the outlook for the market, the economy and deal-making with lazard's ceo peter orzag. and the ceo of crocs will be here of the first off we'll kick it off with the market dashboard with mike santoli. mike, as we try to monitor whether it's safe to buy again we saw a big rally we're a

i'll never forget being there down on the floor of the new york stock exchange, running to the corner come down. but, lieutenant, i guess one takeaway which gives me some strength is on september 17th, 2001. it was september 17th when i was on the floor of the new york stock exchange, and i looked up at to podium, the opening bell podium, and you and your colleagues and officials from new york were there ringing the opening bell. and i knew that we were all in mourning, we were down, we had lost people, we were down, but we were not out. we would rise again. and that strength, to see you ring that opening bell, took us forward to carry on. >> absolutely. here we are, you know, 21 years later, september 11th, another anniversary that's coming. you're absolutely right, over 3,000 people died, you know, from the locations that we were attacked on. and and people always remember that, as we should. but what they should also remember is like you're talking about, a date can like september 17th. i call it september 12th for me, although i was there that day. the next day is when you realize

might and with the help of the strongest world states and leaders, at the opening of the new york stock exchangesident of ukraine presented a platform for potential foreign investors, it collected more than 500 investment projects and opportunities in 10- in the fields of the economy, it is part of the large adventence ukraine company, the first deputy prime minister of ukraine, the minister of economy and yuliya svyridenko are in new york, so we will ask her for details she is with us live. i congratulate you, ms. yuliya. please tell me what kind of platform it is and how ready do you think foreign businesses are for some kind of investment in ukraine. good evening. well, we actually announced the launch of the company today. 24 announced the launch of the company. let's say to the york stock exchange that this place is symbolic of the city, which symbolizes the developed economy, economic freedom, on the one hand, on the other hand, the action of the practical content, because the listing of the university exchange contains all those companies that we, as a country, are we wanted to see e.e. w

energy fund listed on the new york stock exchange that tells them to drill more, frac more. nd fund was announced today on the new york stock exchange, and i sent a letter to the board of apple, the board of disney, telling them to get out of politics and focus on their products. to apple, telling them to focus on merit rather than race, sex or politics in their hiring practices as they're doing with their racial equity awed did it and telling disney to get out of politics altogether and focus on their business. for americans who want to deliver that message with their money, i felt they deserved an option, why we launched the two funds, and i hope this is a beginning of something new in capital markets. >> tucker: do you think they'll pay attention? >> i was launching my book in new york last week, but i took a break during the book tour where the ceo asked me to go to dinner. a lot of people behind closed doors may want to go in the direction we want to go. that's why we wanted to give them a choice. hopefully we drive change. we'll see. >> tucker: i think a lot of people d

new york exchange. thank you very much. i'm actually gonna stay on the new york stock exchange. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has paid a visit to there. well, virtually at least he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in ukraine. war torn country is aiming to rebuild infrastructure strength and natural national defense and exploit its natural resources of your children and the want of your contract. and you're up to date with d. w business. if you want more, check us out. on the dw news youtube channel from me and the business team here in berlin. thank you very much for watching eco africa. you can only protect what you know is the motto for namibia is jarell. conservation is as many people know, are too little out. these animals and doesn't get enough of keith. and when they see any was for example, it's you laugh from kelly them. infantile. the giraffe conservation foundation wants to change this eco africa. next on d. w. departure into the unknown. today. this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sail to d

new exchange. thank you very much. an oxygen a stay on the new york stock exchange. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has paid a visit to their well, virtually at least he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in ukraine. for war torn country is aiming to rebuild infrastructure strength and natural national defense and exploit its natural resources of your children and the want of your contract. and you're up to date with dw business. if you want more, check us out. on the dw news youtube channel from me and the business team here in berlin. thank you very much for watching. i good bye neutrality. hello nato. finland wants to join the western military alliance. the association of reservists is in favor of the move, you know, conscientious objectors, reject it. what are their reasons and how does the rest of the population view the end of neutrality? close up next on d, w's, the 77 percent this week. so we'll be focusing on parents and the unique set of challenges that young people are facing as late sly and res. then next in at least 3, including a high maternal mo

exchange is what we call it. it is really a combination of a few different businesses. if you compare it to traditional finance, you have this new york -- the new york stock exchange nasdaq, you don't go to new york , stock exchange.com to send an order. they are primarily -- they have other businesses that sit in the front that consumers access. then you have different settlement parties in the middle there. in crypto all of that gets squashed into one entity. ftx is all of those things. a risk engine, a custody system, a mobile app website, api and everything in between so if you want to buy or sell a bitcoin you can go to the website and we offer all the services necessary to do that except for buying and selling. david: you got involved because you thought it would be a creative new area to get involved with, was making a lot of money your goal? sam: it was. when i was in college, i had -- i went to a lot of charities i really respected and i said what can i do to help you guys out? do you want me to work for you? they said not really. they'd rather my money than my time. i went to wall street, getting involved in crypto was the goal. -- with the goal

new exchange. thank you very much. i'm actually gonna stay on the new york stock exchange. ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has paid a visit to that well, virtually at least he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to win best hundreds of billions of dollars in ukraine. war torn country is aiming to rebuild infrastructure strength and natural national defense and exploit its natural resources of your children and the want of your country. and you're up to date with d. w business. if you want more, check us out. on the dw news youtube channel from me and the business team here in berlin. thank you very much for watching. parched soil. as far as the i can see in east africa, millions of people are suffering from famine and drought. in their desperation, farmers are slaughtering their weekend animals. if it does not rain soon, their livelihood will be lost forever. global 3000 on dw la, building houses from air vapor real. what sounds like a joke at birth, a canadian started up, wants to make reality soon. find out how they came up with this idea, how it works, and how it will help the environment in made i

well, for more or less the free and young quarter at the new york stock exchange, yen, another big lawsuit against big tech. how significant is this one? christy. it could become significant. i mean, 1st of all, those so 3rd party merchants are very important to amazon said business in the past quarter. they made up of a 57 percent off of the offers. so on the an amazon amazon side. now a lot depends how this trial will end if amazon should lose this trial in california, then it is almost certain that other states you're in the united states will follow a suit to meaning a dozens off more. a similar last you would so would be coming. and amazon's away. there had been a civil us, you earlier this year, but the district of columbia that actually got dismissed soon. all we have to wait and see how this trial of will go through and. and in california, i lots and lots of law suits. yeah, that's what i'm hearing. we also know that the e u yesterday upheld it's a record setting fine against google for our anti breaking anti trust laws. last year we heard a lot of chatter about a regulators finall

let's bring a young court up in new york stock exchange. hi there again. so as we just said, economists were disappointed today. what do these results teach us about the cause of inflation in the us right now? chris? it definitely a nasty surprise not just for economists, but for stock traders as well that i don't industrial ever, it's dropped by more than $1200.00 point for almost 4 percent to the downside to what we've basically learned that inflation is not caused by high energy prices. so you mentioned to the gasoline price that they actually dropped on average since to june, by about 26 percent. but you had other parts of the economy where prices kept rising, especially for food. for housing for health care. also is electricity build. so went up quite a bit, so definitely a bad, bad surprise when it comes to those in place. a number. ok, williams talk to me a little bit about what the u. s. federal reserve is thinking right now. we're expecting another rate hike decision from them like next week. what, what are you thinking? yeah, christy next week we

we bring in young's quarter at the new york stock exchange, either yes. so talk to me about how big players an industry heavy weights are over there. feel about china right now. while i mean overall, there clearly is a tendency to take some production production out of for china and bring it them somewhere else that had been a survey by the european union chamber of commerce and china recently actually showing that one and 4 companies, sir, are thinking of shifting a current of plants and westman some somewhere else, referred from some big u. s. corporations, for example, google. they're considering bringing and part of the production for the new a pixel phone out of china. the same is true for apple was the i $4.14, but also the south korean, a company, a samsung for example, is looking to taking at least some production. i'm out of truck. okay. well, young's, we just heard the european commission talking about moving to chilling, living to mexico, some of us production, what countries are interesting to the us right now? yeah, and maybe also a to have o

well for more and this we go to teddy auster at the new york stock exchange. hi there, teddy. thanks for joining me. so we're talking about upwards of 60000 rail workers striking here. what kind of impact would that have? well, the potential fallout is really enormous. we're talking about 30 to 40 percent of freight being shut down in the case of the rail road workers do indeed go on strike on friday. this could cost to you as economy about $2000000000.00 a day. now, those are just the numbers. what does that look like on the ground while we're talking about grain rotting and silos, potentially empty shelves, higher prices. so it is certainly a serious situation, and this is why the biden administration is scrambling appears to try to prevent this, or in the case that does happen with congress into shape, to do an intervention, which is exactly what happened during the last railroad strike. okay. yeah, $2000000000.00, that's a lot of pressure to get things moving again. what are the sticking points exactly in the negotiations? where are rail workers and ro, companies not seein

let's bring and jens corta, i up in new york stock exchange. hi there, yan. so as we just said, economists were disappointed today. what do the results teach us about the cause of inflation in the rest right now? they're kristi, definitely a nasty surprise, not just for economists, but for stock trader says, well, the dow jones industrial average dropped by more than 1200 point. so almost 4 percent to the a downside that what we've basically learned is that an inflation is not just caused by m high energy prices. so you mentioned to gasoline price as they actually dropped on average since to june by about 26 percent. but you had other parts of the economy where prices kept rising, especially for ford gym for em. housing for em health care. and also as electricity billed. so went up quite a bit so, so definitely a bet. so that's a prophecy or when it comes to those inflation numbers. okay, we're gonna talk to me a little bit about what the u. s. federal reserve is thinking right now. we're expecting another rate hike decision from them like next week. what? wh

. >> kishida gave a speech at the new york stock exchange on thursday. advocated an economic policy dubbed "a new form of capitalism." it's designed to promote growth and sustainability by harnessing the creative energy of the private sector and responding to various risks such as climate change. the prime minister cited investment and human resources as one of his priorities and discussed a plan to rejuvenate the labor market. kishida said the plan involves bringing about a performance-based pay scale rather than the traditional seniority-based system that guarantees lifetime employment. kishida reiterated his desire to encourage people to invest their financial assets instead of parking them in savings. he floated the idea of offering permanent tax exemptions for individual investors. he stressed the importance of taking up supply side investment under international coordination at next year's g7 summit in hiroshima. >>> japan's government and central bank stepped into the currency market on thursday to sell dollars and buy yen for the first time in 24

now. finally, ukrainian president vladimir lensky, has paid a visit to the new york stock exchange. well, virtually, at least he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in ukraine. war torn country is aiming to rebuild infrastructure, strengthen national defense, and exploit its natural resources for the benefit of your children and the want of your car. a quick reminder of our top story, new i phone is set to take center saves at apple's 1st lab events. since the start of the pandemic, arising costs have apple rethinking its reliance on chinese production. that's our show. i'm christy plots number land. thank you so much for watching to see tomorrow . ah ah, with with how's it from air vapor real. what sounds like a joke at 1st. a canadian started up wants to make reality soon. find out how they came up with this idea of how it works. and how it will help the environment in made in germany in 30 minutes on d. w. o . ah, several did, and right wing extremists, i suggested again, well, maybe a couple late in burned in south africa. p

now and finally, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has paid a visit to the new york stock exchange. well, virtually at least, he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in ukraine. war torn country is aiming to rebuild infrastructure, strengthened national defense, and exploit its natural resources for the benefit of your children. and to wanna jo, a quick reminder of our top story. new i phone is set to take center stage at apple's 1st live events. since the start of the panoramic rising cost, have apple rethinking its reliance on chinese production. that's our show. i'm christy plots number land. thank you so much for watching, said martin. ah ah, with ah, the man. we take a trip to scotland with the whisky baker, the cathy priest, boyfriend who is a self proclaimed church rebel fighting for progress and change in his church. and when he is not working, the question, do understand no holiness who, whiskey in 30 minutes on d. w. departure into the unknown. to day. this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it mean

moscow , investors were invited to the office and showed how computers actually grow on the new york stock exchange. and they weren't even connected to the internet. i was looking for where to invest money in such a way as to save it and, accordingly, increase the former colonel of the ministry of internal affairs, a disabled person of the first group, suleiman makhmat-khadzhiev, lost all his savings of 137,000 dollars. they say we are what you earn or not? 10%. i say please and how much for the work you are together, well, somewhere in the region of $ 20,000, the accounts allegedly grew at first, but as soon as the investor was about to withdraw money, he was informed that the market had collapsed in money. no, there is a collapse there, so everything is bad. you have something reset andrey tatishchev when he realized that he was deceived demanded to return the money in the end.

already on the floor of the new york stock exchange as has now become tradition. there was that moment of silence that was very obviously touching and important, and i know both you and sarge was stuck on that floor when the world trade center was struck and hit by the terrorists. years and years later, does it get any easier as each year passes, teddy? >> well, liz, you know, my great fear for the world is that with the benefit of hindsight, the further we get away that it becomes nothing but a photo opportunistic. op. but the reality is for those of us that lived it, were right there but we all lived it quite frankly. the whole world lived it. our world changed on that day. our immediate world changed. of course those of us that worked in the financial industry and worked downtown, we all lost friends and so forth. but the whole world changed, the world has never been the same since and probably never will. it's a day that i shall never forget, and i'll also say, liz, it's a day that i don't forgive those that made it happen. liz: i'm right there with you, teddy

when money becomes more expensive in a very thought session, ok quarter. joining us from the new york stock exchange. thank you very much for your insight and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin. if you like, more from us, you can always head over to our website is t to we dot com slash business on. you can also find more from us on the w news, youtube channel. be sure to check out our business special, which we publish every week. you can head over to facebook as well, or on there as a w dot business and until next time. okay. and which country has the world's most mercedes benz limousine? albania. over year vintage is in demand. it's actually the $1.00 to $4.00 series mercedes benz roger the classic cars and enjoy maintaining them. why so much? hi. lo send like an old state secret rep on d. w. with no doubt, the next flood is the common lou. but have we learned from past disasters? scientists say no. what dangers have we been ignoring and are their solutions? how can people protect themselves in the future? tomorrow to day. in 60 minutes on d. w. o. in william how to think on go

now and finally, ukrainian president laudermill lensky has paid a visit to the new york stock exchange. well, virtually, at least he rang the opening bell and urged business leaders to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in ukraine. war torn country is aiming to rebuild infrastructure strength and national defense and exploit its natural resources for the benefit of your children and the want of your car. a quick reminder of our top story. new i phone is set to take center stage at apple's 1st live events since the start of the pandemic. but rising cost have apple rethinking its reliance on chinese production. that's our show, i'm christy. platinum, berlin. thank you so much for watching. said morrow. ah good bye. neutrality, hello nato. finland wants to join the western military alliance. the association of reservists is in favor of the move. conscientious objectors rejected. what are their reasons? and how does the rest of the population view the end of neutrality close up next on d w's. these places in europe are smashing the wreckers step into a bold adventure. it's the treasure

kumasi: here is a live look, the big part of the new york stock exchange. up by about 165 points. te on the markets next. reggie: peloton unveils a new exercise device to help plummeting sales, and it is expensive. kumasi: oh. reggie: do you love to row? do you love to pay a lot of money to do so? we have a device. kumasi: you can watch us for an extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00's live from 7:00 to 8:00 on the bay area streaming app. you can download it now. first, we are checking in for a look at traffic. jobina: good morning, we want to start with brand-new video into the newsroom of the deadly incident we have been following on the san mateo bridge all morning long. it was reported around 4:30 this morning that a person had been hit on the roadway. this is in the eastbound direction, all lanes were blocked for over an hour. the misting you see in the video, the white one police believe may have been involved in an earlier chase. we are looking to get the information confirmed for you. that is what we have at this time. there is one lane blocked in these direction. if you are traveling

they're celebrating their recent listing on the new york stock exchange taking you live to the new yorkxchange and the numbers the numbers heading down a little bit more than they did in the last hour, with the dow jones now off almost a half of a percent, well, that a third of a percent now 117 points the s and p 500 down. down. more than three quarters of a percent and the nasdaq slipping one in the 3rd 11,065. that's because of some news from the tech companies will talk about in a second target plans to hire as many as 100,000 seasonal workers for the holiday season. that is the same number the company hired last year. target says starting wages are between 15 and $24 an hour it also says the holiday deals will start earlier than usual this year. walmart announced it will hire fewer holiday workers this year than in years past. the retailer plans to hire 40,000 seasonal and full time workers for the holidays. it's a big drop from the 150,000 people it hired for the same time last year. walmart says last year's hiring numbers were inflated because they needed to fill positions due to

very, very oversold. 10 to 1 declining to advancing stocks new lows, look at that almost 1,000 there's about 2400 stocks on the new york stock exchange. so we're talking about 40% of the nyse at new lows only 12% of the s&p, 3% of the s&p above their 50-day moving average. those are extreme readings usually tend to indicate some kind of bottom what's changed since the june 16th lows? utilities are up and consumer discretionary is up. here you see the big difference here remember those materials and energies, they're proxies for growth, they're the ones that are down the most since the june 16th low that we hit along with semiconductors also somewhat proxies for global growth seema, back to you. >> thank you. >>> with the s&p 500 reaching that june low, the index is closing in on bank of america's street low year-end target of 3600 and the draw down is the result of the rise of yields with much more volatility expected over the next few months. let's bring the head of u.s. equity and quantitative strategy good to have you on. i've read your note. why do you think stocks can fall further from here? >> well, it's great to be on so i thi

if you compare it to traditional finance, you have the new york stock exchange, nasdaq as the exchangesand you do not go to the new york stock exchange.com to send in an order. they are primarily to serve back and trading infrastructure. similarly to how other businesses that sit in the front that give consumers access. then you have different settlements sitting in the middle there. in crypto, all of that gets washed traditionally. and so it is sort of all of those things. it is a back and and jim, -- it is a back and cross asset. everything in between. so that if you want to buy bitcoin, you go to ftx.com. we offer all the services. except for buying and selling. david: so you got involved because you thought it would be a creative new area to get involved with. was making a lot of your goals? sam: yeah, it was. when i was in college there were a lot of charities i respected. i said what can i do to help you guys out? do you want me to work for you. they said not really. you could but you would be kind of mediocre. they said they would rather my money than my time. so i ended up going

kumasi: we are looking at the big port of the new york stock exchange, we are down significantly right by about 330 point. another update on the markets, next. julian: amazon rolling out new products. what sets them apart. kumasi: you can watch us for a whole extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00's live every weekday on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can download it now for your phone, tablet, roku, apple tv, amazon fire or android tv. jobina: good morning, we are starting with a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. it is crowded for people traveling westbound 580, speeds will pick up. the good news is, no blocking issues. or, at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is extremely crowded. traffic is backed up to the 80 over crossing, metering lights came on at 5:39. drive times, tracy to dublin is not bad. lately, we've been seeing the drivetime climb over an hour. that is not the case this morning, it is slow westbound on highway four. any up to concord, 51 minutes. you can see the red line on the map coming out of antioch, tracy not too bad. the bay bridge is a little slow, but everything

kumasi: a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down by 330 points. critical call to change habits and cut back. the big names calling for more effort toward combating climate change. you can watch his every weekday morning for an extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00's live every weekday on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can download it now. i am talking to becky from the connors this morning. jobina: looks like we are switching things up around here, i am going first. good morning, everyone. we are following a crash in vallejo, no issues are involved. this will be westbound 80 right before solano avenue. speeds down to 29 miles an hour. we will hop over to san francisco. dreamforce is here, so there will be traffic impacts. howard street will be detoured via southbound 2nd street to harrison street, or new montgomery street to hawthorne street. just a heads up there. the richmond-san rafael bridge, this is westbound traffic. i was looking at the average speeds as you approach the toll plaza, it is going to be around 15 miles an hour and will pick up once

live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning.about 155 points. following the death of queen elizabeth the second, the british treasury will have to reprint and replace the country's money. the queen is featured on pound notes and coins. the bank will try to phase out the old money and replace it with photos of her son king charles. it will likely take up to two years. the pounds with the queen on it will be legal tender. a similar thing will happen in canada. kumasi: the white house unveils a new web tool to help communities impact -- deal with the impacts of climate change. communities could zoom into their geographical area to get more details greenhouse gas emissions are reduced if they go unchecked -- >> it will help communities and federal agencies better understand exposure to climate hazards. kumasi: the white house expects them to use this data to build up the infrastructure they need to mitigate the impact of climate change. julian: we have to talk about these triple digit temperatures we have seen stretching out for day

if you compared to traditional finance, you have this new york stock exchange, nasdaq, you don't go to new york stock exchange.com to send an order. they are primarily -- they have other businesses that sit in the front, with consumer access. then you have ftx -- and crept out, all that gets flushed into one entity. what ftx is is all about. if you want to buy or sell bitcoin, we offer all the services necessary except for buying and selling. david: you got involved because you thought it would be a creative new area to get involved with, was making a lot of my wife your goal? sam: when i was in college, i had charities i really respected, said what can i do to help you guys out? do you want me to work for you? they said you could. they'd rather my money that my time. i went to wall street, getting involved in crypto it the goal. ♪ david: let's go back. your howl now? sam: 30 years old. david: let's go back to say when you were growing up. if you up in california? and your parents were both professors at stanford law school? sam: yeah. david: one was professor shankman and one was prof

cnn's alison kosik live at the new york stock exchange with the latest. good morning, alison. >> good morning, brianna. we are less than an hour to go here at the new york stock exchange before the opening bell rings. and i am seeing green arrows, but that's after a five-session losing streak where as you said we saw the dow plunge into a bear market for first time since the beginning of the pandemic. so it is a 20% fall from its recent high. and the s&p 500 and the nasdaq, they already have been in a bear market. the s&p 500 down 23% for the year. nasdaq down a whopping 30% for the year. we're seeing all of this selling as the federal reserve ramps up its mission to try to tame red hot inflation and it is doing this by aggressively raising interest rates, and that's what's worrying wall street, worrying investors because they think that the fed could get this wrong, that the fed could overdo this and trigger a recession, pushing the u.s. economy into a recession. all of this is impacting the currency markets as well. we did see the british pound fall to a

we're live at poll 9 of the new york stock exchange. morgan brennan is on maternity leave.but lost it pretty quickly on the heels of some pmis. hey, rick? >> finally we get a number that's a bit of a beat our august read by institute for supply manage services expected to be in the vicinity of 55.3. comes in at 56.9 indeed that is good news 56.9 happens to be the best read going back all way to april of this year. we see what's going on today whether it's looking at the youry. or the yen at a 24-year low -- and the pound near the lowest levels since 1985, we need to pay close attention 15 basis points on the day higher for a ten-year note yield. leslie, back to you. and the day is still young, rick they say the inflation reduction act is far and away the most consequentially dove for the auto industry in a very long time. tesla and their customers may receive close to $11 billion in incentives over the next few years. alibaba falling along with many other names, impacting around 65 million people the government also discouraging domestic travel. we'll have a live report fro