and technicals are strong. that is the and the p. tom: that you. -- the e and the p. tom: the e and the p. out of afghanistan, we will see how that unfolds through the morning. the yield, 1.3536. i will call it quiet and. -- quiet end. yields have done nothing. it crude, $72 per barrel. the dollar is at the beach as well. lisa, at the wall, what do you got? lisa: [laughter] the dollar is at the beach pretty much sums up market for the past couple days. to add onto what you are talking about with markets, crude posting its best week going back to october. this highlights the shift in sentiment under the surface here that people are getting less concerned about the delta variants prolonging the pandemic indefinitely. today, i hear there is an event happening in four hours that we have been expecting someone, jay powell, will be speaking. 10 a clock a.m., he is outlining his philosophy and tends to make news on the jackson hole symposium speeches. we are looking for some shift in the framework of thinking. perhaps the balance of risks with inflation and acting too soon. this is the conference

you know, basically the platform demonetized, ostracized and kicked out of the community for even questioning whether or not, it was a good idea to spend 2000000000 pounds on p p e. and the cross party reports published on sunday, the public accounts committee said that the taxpayer will be exposed to quote, significant financial risk for decades to come with the estimated cost of the government's measures. having already hit 372000000000 pounds. and may the u. k. government debt is now over 2.2 trillion pounds or about 99.7 percent of g d p. a rate not seen since the early 1900 sixty's and june alone, debts interest, cost 8700000000 pounds. so i want to also call your attention in this article with a, b, b, c, authoritative, official media aloud on air. so, i want to show you that they show this u. k. public sector net debt, excluding public sector banks, which i assume are all the bags i got billed out. so here's when prize report started in 2009. the debt was just over 500000000000 pounds. now it's quadrupled to, to point 2 trillion pounds in that time that we've been covering this, but this is, you know, we're also covering in the series right now, these 2 w

the m p is also attacked government spending on unusable protective kit. so apparently the government spent, you know, over 10000000000 pounds on p p e. personal protection equipment for hospitals and stuff, but about 2000000000 pounds of it is unusable. apparently they order stuff that's not actually, you know, qualified to be used in hospitals. right. what i was kind of interesting here is that the countries already has a debt to g d p ratio above 100 percent. it's just that 99.7 percent according to this article. ok. and so that, that's our trend there to breach 100 percent threshold and go higher. so financially speaking that point of instability. and in the old days before breaks it because the u. k. was attached to the e u. they could do it. other countries do, which is to take all their debts and dump it into the giant shadow banking system that covers the world's largest trading blog. and you could kind of buy some time there because e c, b is printing and buying and monetizing debt by the trillion. so christine, the guard is literally just buying, trying to trying of garbage debt. but now post bracket, they don't have that way to wash the debts into the greater e u laundro

but the reality is when you look at these names we talk about all the time, they have moved up maybe faster and you look at the p/e and say it's a little stretched. but when you look at what the companies are becoming, not what they once were, you can understand it and a lot of times it makes sense why the valuation is justified at a slightly higher level and i mean that across the growth stocks and many other areas of the marketplace where we've seen some of these names much higher probably p/e than they were, but i think it's justified based upon the growth and the direction that some of these ceos are navigating as they look ahead. >> i'm watching. we showed microsoft on the screen a little bit ago as you were chatting. microsoft hit another new high today. $291.55 is a 52-week high for microsoft. parts of technology can continue to work. even with rates going up the nasdaq is the only of the three majors in the green at this very moment and at the same time, i've got morgan stanley -- morgan stanley is 100 bucks as well morgan stanley's mike wilson says the strong jobs report puts the equity valuations on noti

and aircraft, let the american economy out of crisis. the output of military equipment was now calculated by a new statistical measure, gross domestic product, g d, p. if production and i e, g, d, p grew. and so the prosperity americans believe so fell me in this new formula. they compelled the allies to bring the kinetic policies aligned with it. from that, it wasn't people's incomes that counted, it was only gross. and it turned out to be such a useful measure actually for the war effort and for understanding the war effort that afterwards it became the single most important policy number across the world. the kind of symbolizes progress to sort of fairs, while things are getting bigger. so they must be getting better. that was the birth of the g, d, p. in the 3 decade after the war, with an economy grew up to 8 percent annual. in the us, they called the golden age of capitalism. in france, they, whether 30 glorious years in germany with the economists, america, an entire generation enjoyed material prosperity and full and final and became grazed in the collective caution. even though these high growth rates are only made possible by massive water destruction, to belie

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and he does have a paid papa. he's a liar. there is no conspiracy between the f b i between l e m p and the m g m. nobody is attempting to hide any story. when you try to breeze conspiracy theories dig it breathes. people saying why is the lie and he's a liar, the covering this up becoming that up. if there was a conspiracy, there was conspiracy to cover up negligence and a competence one of the storage. the title was joe bottle liar and competent. both the word and competence has been brought forward and i am absolutely offended with that characterization. they shut down all the press conferences, shut the out of the information, and the story just started to go away. and then shortly after that you get the radio encryption where the public's no longer allowed to listen to the police scanners out here on the 23rd and let her employment public ability to listen to what's happening in the city. and they were getting called out on a daily basis for the inconsistencies, and they kept changing the stories. and i think probably all of that was based on the fact that people could check up by listening t

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1st, i want to turn to samuel, gets it you and come back to the, the prime minister's declaration the day before in which he called on all the opens or k e o, p. and to, to join in the fight against and fighting against the t p l. s. what was behind that? do you think has this, has this taken matters to another level when he, when he said this, well, there has been all kinds of pressure coming to the prime minister to act. this conflict begun in november should up and within a few weeks long now it's we're approaching that. busy first year in november, so there was so much pressure for him to ox. you have to know i a call, what's being said. by the previous guess, there are many, many victims, all kinds of occupations. she talked about the window of opportunity. i was able to target, that's a great region. there are lots of pickups, accusations, and they job and government has said they endorsed the idea of the un investigating this. and this accusations of the help of the people who went rights. and i think that's the best approach, but i also wonder if the or the world will commit enough resources to investigate this out. standing complaint

are extremely low and are likely to stay low it speaks to the fact there's enormous amount of liquidity out there. and hasn't been all stopped up and keeps valuation multiples up p/e -- the valuation multiple is going to stay and i think earnings are going to continue to grow. and all i need is for earnings to grow 15% betweencase. >> the question is why are interest rates going to stay low and the answer is, i think productivity is -- has already been making a big comeback it's going to be -- the shortage of labor i think wages can go up, offset by productivity which means real wages can go up. it's really a win-win scenario it's hard to believe a scenario where things go right for a long time, but that's kind of what i'm looking at >> all right that's fair. look, a lot of people still say it's goldilocks and point to bond yields and liquidity flowing and no sign of stopping any time soon. >> i prefer using the term roaring 2020s. >> people are using that, too. i'm going to let you run i want to kick some more stuff around with my crew. talk to you soon >> that's ed yardeni, his take on the market. the other thing i want to get to before we take our first break i

to be at this stage, but if these numbers go up and up, the caveat i would put on that is that the earnings numbers, if you take a look at the p and the enings certainly made the p a little more palatable. kailey: while we are talking valuations, we were just talking to anastasia amoroso about this, we are seeing kind of a resurgence in the value where at least the reopening trade. but to her point, that is closely tracking the action in the bond market because we are well off the lows we saw we could go, but still down around 1.33%. if the bias is indeed to the upside when it comes to treasury yields, does that mean that could run further? or if we start to see yields coming back and because of growth fears, does that mean the cyclical trade is immediately going to fall out of favor? it is a question of leadership, i think. guy: growth fears certainly dealing with what we have seen from the delta variant. thought in kodaly strong auction for the tenure yesterday, which is certainly worth paying attention to. if you took a step back and look at the inflation numbers, look at the ppi print, it sounds high relative to where we were a few

the black sea region where folks are recovering from devastating flooding. they're off to africa and we are keeping our eye on those big storms through the e t o p in highlands because it feeds into the blue and white river niles in heart tomb, where residents are on high alert as those water levels rise toward the south in abundance of sunshine johannesburg 23 degrees. but prepare for jo. your temperature sar on the way down. only 17 degrees on saturday. that sure update. we'll see you soon. the the 5th celebration. ah food for reconciliation. ah, and from ancient civilization. ah, algae is there a world goes on a mouth watering, cut, and re journey from spain to the middle east. to discover the hidden history behind some of the region. best luck, dishes, who? savoring the ha. on out. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the well. so no matter how you take it will bring you the new concurrent affairs that muscle t, u r g tale bond sweep through large pod. so gamma stand and captures it's 9 provincial capital on emergency told her try to end the fight. the i'm sat me say that this is out just here alive from the hall. so coming u

the rebels. it's a symbolic victory and also significant speakers. and so the tanza unesco world harrison sites and the sacred for millions of e. c o p and orthodox christians. it's known for its 12th century churches, carved out of wrong. the u. s. is holding on the rebels to protect its cultural heritage. malcolm web is following developments from they will be in, they were in kenya, residence, and others have told us that fighters from the degree region of entered the historic town labella. there were rumors that they were closed from local residents over the last week, some of the residents that they've had gunfire at night, but they say it's normal to to have some gunfire at night there. but then just in the last few hours, resident said they could see the, the gray and people's liberation from finances getting close. and then just to show a while ago, they've taken control of the town to town with a population of 20000 people. but it couldn't be of greater religious and cultural and historical significance a 100 years old, full of ancient church and in a holy site for years. millions of orthodox christine. but it is also, as wi

tried to isolate the 2 grand and paint the most terrorists, whom he would never speak to, to go back on. that would be very hard. and what does this mean and for people, for e t o, p, and in that area where, where the was, has been raging, given the humanitarian situation there. and the fact that it's getting worse. absolutely. i mean, to catastrophic the already have about 350000 people are in phase 5 of the famine situation. that means that they are actually in the famine. now 350000 people already close to death. and this is a polling because the parents have blocked aid from reaching to gray. they are they blown up bridges. they have refused to allow more than 100 trucks into the into 2 great in the last, i think it's the last month, almost if they need a 100 truck a day to feed them. so this is a man made famine that is being created right now by the european analytics. like not forget that the era trans, they also have done july. any food to come in through the ports of us, up and massage, and up across the border into 2 great. it would easy could easily be done. the united nations has tried to do in the past. they've been blocked. i just think you must empo

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the fundamental side of this story. trading at a 12 p/e forward and then the pipeline, 60-plus stocks in phase one and two. phase three another 30 or so so it's an amazing company that i don't think you just look at this as a covid play but a very quality pharmaceutical play with a lot of vaccine exposure and because of that, this is a stock that can go much higher. look at the valuations it still trades extremely cheap. i think there is room still to the upside >> degas, you own pfizer, up almost 3%. joe, a new biotech buy is what you're eyeing right now, right >> yeah, i really like pete's thoughts there, the way he's positioned and degas as well myself personally, i also have abve there's been a strong recent performance for health care. biotech, it really hasn't participated a lot of the reason has to do with some uncertainty on the part of the fda and the ftc. now finally the fda moving here with vaccine approval for pfizer i think that gives a sense of clarity and allows for an opportunity when you're looking for new flows of capital to go into

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the black sea region where folks are recovering from devastating flooding . they're off to africa and we are keeping our eye on those big storms through the e t o p in highlands because it feeds into the blue and white river niles in the heart tomb where residence on high alert as those water levels rise toward the south. in abundance of sunshine johannesburg 23 degrees. but prepare for jo. your temperature sar on the way down. only 17 degrees on saturday. that sure update. we'll see you soon. the news, the crime that should japan or people get killed on one occasion in as bloody a massacre as this was, attracts a lot of report. there was just a current drum. who did it, who did it? we did it, have the conviction that led to the world's longest hell. that's roper's. and his sister's 47 year long battle to save him from execution. witness come out. japan's death row on a jazzy data. oh, a welcome back. you're watching. i'll just hear a life from the top stories to taliban has taken another 3 provincial capital in afghanistan. that's 9 in less than a week. the human human rights chief says the violent offensive has left a climate of fear and dread across the co

ambassador is the what areou hearingut wha is being done to p and prt e. >> reporter: norah, tonight we know u.s. diplomats are talking to the taliban and the need -- about the need to restore order in the airport and pentagon leaders warned in a face-to-face discussion not to interfere with evacuations. president biden said if the taliban attacks u.s. troops, the u.s. response would be swift, using devastating force if necessary. norah. >> o'donnell: weijia jiang, thank you. in two decades, more than three- quarters of a million american service members have been deployed to afghanistan. well, tonight, many wonder if their sacrifices were wasted. more on this from cbs's david martin. >> reporter: juan dominguez was a marine lance corporal in 2010, sent into the taliban heartland of helmand province, where his battalion lost 25 men killed. >> i'm on the verbal of breaking down crying because this is just like we gave so much and just like that is wiped out, you know. >> reporter: he lost both legs and an arm, but incredibly has fashioned a new life as a drummer. his thoughts are with

painful period especially for oih and oil services names if you look at the e and ps, i stress these companies are being run differently. many of these companies in the and e and pog have 10% or better free cash flow yields, are trading at three to four times and have less than one times leverage these are companies that are actually starting to initiate buybacks, even before they get into, you know, their big capital markets programs, and i think they are being run for equity investors so i realize the market has not rewarded these names, but at 60 to $65 oil, these companies are very free cash flowgenerative. i like this bounce i think it goes further. >> yeah, brian kelly, you have to believe that the dollar's going to remain tame i mean part of the reason for the seven-day losing streak was a stronger dollar. >> assuming that a stronger dollar isn't a reflection of a stronger global economy, i would agree with that, but to tim's point, i think you do have to buy this, and you look at what the big, you know, the large cap oil names are. it reminds me very much of the tobacco stocks they have some segment of the investing community that cannot own them any lon

to go to capitol hill and the eg o to capitol hill and the e of p top prioriti. senate today. correspondent rachel scott is tracking it all. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. after weeks of negotiations and several long nights here on capitol hill, the senate is now just hours away from passing the bipartisan infrastructure package. senate majority leader chuck schumer saying this is the first time in decades republicans and democrats have come together on a package like this. this is $1 trillion. that includes 110 billion for roads and bridges, 39 billion for public transit and 65 billion to expand broadband internet. but this is only halfway there, and over in the house democrats hold a razor-thin majority and some progressive democrats say that they will not vote for this bipartisan package unless congress passes a much larger one, george. >> right, the democrats unveiled that package yesterday. >> reporter: george, democrats are wasting no time moving on this $3.5 trillion package. it includes a long list of democratic priorities. everything from univ

the american psychological association is world's largest organization of psychologists, and probably has the most influence over the community of psychologists around the world. ah, secretly, b a p n e. make it my colleges working in the torture program to override that ethical code of do new home. if the military and ca required it a program of abusive interrogations. the program of torture at the ca was designed by psychologists. and at guantanamo was designed by a psychologist and a psychiatrist after they were trained in the techniques in the program of the ca, abuse. and that's when i could basically stand no, oh and so suddenly i went from just being a psychologist in my office to becoming the face of opposition to the a p. s. position war is a strategic business. our planning and our execution needs to be really well thought out, and it has consequences. for years. i was in conversations with the department of defense and with the white house. and i learned that we had psychiatrist and psychologists who were advising the interrogation teams dan, i learned that they were not just advising that they were involved by. i was stunned in the room in it. take it all this time for me

the country says he's been taken in on humanitarian grounds and buildings, stronger ties. but turkish presidents welcomes b, e. c o p, and prime minister ah, a day after the taliban reassured the world that people will be safe under its rule . that fighters have reportedly opened fire on protest as the 3 people have been killed at the demonstration against the groups takeover, eastern african city of jalal about people were marching in the streets chanting and carrying the afghan flag. video of the event later showed telephone fights is firing into the air and his protested with sticks. the gunfire has also been heard during protest in the eastern city of coast that had been no immediate reports of any injuries. their demonstrators raised the afghan national flag over road in the city. taliban fighters were then seen chasing the crowds away. the meanwhile, cobble airports us lead troops spied into the air to disperse people who are gathering, trying to leave the country. rub, mcbride has more for us from cobble i think it's being seen is really, since the taliban just assume power a couple of days ago as the 1st maj

people take that in understd that this is a universal express among asian americans in the united states and p we are the egroup in this country that after some of our ancestors having gone through this and fighting with the civil war headed taken away from them. and veterans of they civil war actually have their citizenship earned had been taken away due to the chinese exclusion act. were the only population that have our families put into camps in the middle of the war and fought for this country even as our family t members work behind barbed wire just becausers they were japanese dissenter even looked like they could be of japanese dissent. so i have had people come up to me asking where are you really from. it is not really your name, right. and i said i am eight duckworth and they have been here for a long time so i find that. it is really hard because that otherness is always been there but now to be the target of hate crime that is just exploding and part of it is because the president of the united states was using his speech hate calling it names pretty that people coming up from chinese-american

the c e. o. 's of the s and p 500 companies received, on average 15 and a half 1000000 in total compensation. that's the average. and then the average company, the c o 2 worker pay ratio, was not a misprint. $299.00 to $1.00. the boss averaged a $260000.00 res last year, while the average production and non supervisory worker saw a wage increase of $957.00 a year. over the past decade, the securities and exchange commission requires publicly traded companies to disclose their highest paid executives total compensation and the pay of their median employee and regulatory filings. and according to the a, f, l, c i o tabulation. the s and p companies with the 5 most extreme disproportion ratios are and this is a hollow shame. number 5, chipotle, a mexican grill whose head honcho, w to doubt at 38000000. while the average burrito roller racked up a little over 13 k. now the company is quick to note that these are part timers who were 25 hour weeks and the 2020 was a tough year. still the ratio was 289821 more skilled full timers at the firm. number 4, pay com software average just over 71 fowl. wh

the puc's nose,, these pg&e disasters destroyed tens of thousands of homes. 143 people died. pg&e committed 91 felonies. the p ug gave pg&e a state safety certificate, waived safety violations, andewed the safety certificate the next fire season. th puc' not make those decisions, five iories appointed by the governor do. 2021 fire season, they almostecsire pg&e's safety certificate at the request of a customer advocate group. >> they do not deserve this certification. they are not a safe company. reporter: just before the meeting, the commission changed its mind. >> the request for the review of pg&e's safety certificate has been withdrawn and will not be considered on today's agenda. reporter: choosing not to act, safety advocates say, was the most important action commissioners took. >> in fact, approving pg&e's safety certificate, but doing it in a gutless fashion where they will not go on the record. reporter: the vote was unnecessary, the puc wrote, and governor newsom's safety security law does not require the commission to act, but the p -- but what the puc left out is that the puc itself helped to write that law. we obtained confidential emails showing the puc assigned t

the thoughts not maximilian cry. he's an m e p for the alternative germany party and he joins us live now you're very welcome . thanks for coming on. we just had that and know how much you heard of our correspondence report, but the feeling is, is it you is abandoning people in afghanistan? is that your view? no, it's not my view. i mean there are 50000000 people. oh my god. it's that low country and there is no human rights in the country, you live them. and right now, i mean, we spend a lot of money, a lot of time, a lot of life and they've got to make a more rest and place. the majority of it to make it got more of gamma and play and we have to respect that. and there is no, no need to, to take in millions or how we want to let them in the country. and of course, we want to be to stay in the apartment. we are here, they are there. so i don't need to take the do you have out here today for those guns that actually help sort of western forces in afghanistan over the last 20 years. now i feel reprisals from the taliban. i mean there is, the problem is been ever you have any tension than our integration the las

the e p. o p. in highlands draining to the blue and white river nile rivers. and so folks in hart tomb are on high alert as those water levels rise rapidly. meantime we have our storms moving across the gulf of guinea abidjan a high of 25 degrees on monday. that sure weather update will catch you later. the freezing winds and rugged terrain and at times seem impossible. but for afghan traders who brave the con corridor, that is no choice, combating the impossible to sell that goods in isolated areas. we follow that daring journeys as they overcome the extreme risking it all. i've counted on on algebra, a secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt. well, any case officer who receives potential or a double agent will always assume the worst truth or lied fact, or fiction muscle, the documents or 40 people of either of those under ups out there will tell the story of a man of many secrets. i shut my one death to the super spy on al jazeera oh, a one of the top stories yolanda 0 taliban has claim control of a 50 provincial capital in just 3 days. the city of te

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