p. phillips. so full one ye voted to abolished force labor. while thanks to the senegalese and be lemon gay, the status of citizen was granted to everyone in the colonized territories. ah, a new era was dawning. the false republic finally promised equality for all its subjects. for many, not before time, ah, in october 1946, the term on peace was replaced by union forces. the idea was that they would no longer be french colonies, but that france, he overseas department and territories would combine to create one france, regardless of race or religion. officially, at least with that. what's your name on the glare? they all pianos. yeah. i go go to memory blown joy, w a members was everything else just i've shown the opposite relatively often available. honestly i be we thought male fever hold on at your steel. so i may please, ah, it was a nice image, but beneath the surface, the same inequalities remained. and france and the colonial authorities still called all the shots. that uniform failure left you to imagine why mad said to zoom damn farm

the names that have kind of dominated the one-week performance list on the s&p 500 have been those energy-type names. phillips 66, the best performing stock in the s&p on a one-week basis as this moment marathon oil up as well, up 11%. apa corporation up 10% again, energy, value cyclical. we will see if it lasts. back to you. >>> dom chu, thank you very much we appreciate it >>> the jobs report this morning certainly a puzzling one the headline numbers were weak, well, at least the payroll side. the detail numbers were jumbles. labor participation is falling but the job numbers open across the country sitting at record highs. so many questions out of the report we decided to do a special economic edition of rapid fire to kick things off to make sense of everything, michelle myers, bank of america. steve bodland, ceo of the conference board a very specific issue to discuss with you, steve. rich bernstein is the richard bernstein adviser's ceo. we are thrilled to have you on board. let's start with everything we learned this morning, the big numbers. nonfarm payrolls rose by 194,000, the weakest since last dece

p 500, but the nasdaq is solidly lower. it is down half of 1 percent. all three major averages higher on the week. phillipsar $80 a barrel, the highest we have seen since november of 2014. still at -- also announcing a hike to its quarterly dividends and it repaid 500 million dollars in debt. those shares up 13% this week. but stalled out at the bottom of the s&p 500 is moderna. they've come a long way this year, but shares falling as some countries in europe pause the use of its vaccine teens, citing side effects. that stock down 10% this week. as the supply chain continues to cause a shortage in just about everything, today's countdown closer has two names to beat the backlogs and take your portfolio to nothing short of green. let's bring in a portfolio manager. miles thanks for joining. >> thanks for having me, lauren. >> you like a company that's in industrial, make ball bearings, for instance. and element solutions, a chemicals company because you say they can beat the supply chain crunch. how's that? >> we like both of those companies. the bearings company and they've got a big after market business

p winners this week. most in energy phillips 66? yep, uh-huh, that's up, that's green. marathon oil that's green apa.that's green you see that and diamondback, up 10.5%. on the dow side -- it says dow side, we mean down united health, travelers, chevron and nike what? >> in the dow. >> this is really going well i hope my boss is watching on the nasdaq 100, the internet stocks are among the high performers opinion duo duo. i thing i pronounced that right. here are some of the movers we are watching today, in our next half hour, covid rapid test maker gidle rallying today, off its highs a bit, the company reporting a revenue-driven largely by the pandemic. the drug market allogene therapeutics falling a hold being placed on their cancers drug through to a dna abnormality in a single patient. >>> pell on the and zoom -- we consider them work from home stocks, down for the week on fo losses i wish you better -- now everybody knows why i get tweeted all the time that people's favorite part this show are tyler's market checks. >>> what's the problem with the jobs market? not enough jobs? not enough workers

p. m. brooke is walking several steps ahead of shawn, something chief phillips thought was telling. >> normallyple are happy and all that stuff, you think they would walk out together. and if there was something going on, maybe she was like, you know, i wanna just get away from him, or whatever. i'd be glad when he drops me off at my car. >> this is the parking lot where shawn smoot said he dropped brooke off at her car. none of the security cameras around here had the car in view, but it was still sitting here the next day after brooke died. which made investigators wonder was shawn smoot telling them the truth? and if he wasn't, where did they really go? so they decided to trace his steps. they pulled his cell phone records and found something unusual. in the two and a half hours after shawn and brooke had last been seen together, there was no activity on his cell phone. and here's what also stood out around 11:00 p. m. his phone started pinging off towers along this major interstate heading out of knoxville. then it looked like shawn turned around. his phone started pinging in the other dire

if you look at the leadership on the s&p 500 it is all energy. apache, phillips 66, diamondback. economics services sector which we brought you a few minutes ago. stuart: i'm looking at netflix going up and up and up again, up 3% today. netflix is firsting with and all-time high. its top 10 films, if they were released in theaters they would gross a billion dollars each. that is a performance that traditional hollywood would really die to see right now. stuart: absolutely. lauren: let me see. netflix might have hit an all-time high because they're so close to it. stuart: 622. up 19 bucks. lauren: about four dollars away. stuart: four dollars away? lauren: but they came close earlier. stuart: that is pretty close. albertson's, are we interested? lauren: they're down 2 1/2%. bmo cut them market to underperform. it was a raise. stuart: i want to move away from the market for a second and look at the concept of the mandate. you can't go to work unless you've been vaccinated. jpmorgan is changing the rules, is it? what are they doing? lauren: the banks are front-runner, jpmorgan says

phillips who said, why need in ivory coast? only aforesaid ask things are the synagogue africa experienced a collective euphoria of freedom, hope and joy? ah a y a p the love valley oak our moon bear sure. the nose also to madonna da given adela bow about me not to tom. yeah i can never get it didn't one way. but i don't wanna gamble fully at the thumb. toma well, i got you got a lot at the london great good. they fall with their offer to let your flag within a teach. ah, france had no choice but to let go of his once glorious empire in sub saharan africa. only a handful of territories remained and their 2 nationalist movements were increasingly gaining ground. in algeria, things were different. the french didn't even officially refer to the conflict as a war, but simply as events. however, this nameless war now entered is final and most violent fees. de goal had already given way to the naval in sub saharan africa. and when he spoke on the 4th of november 1960, he knew that the days of french algeria were numbers e, all 3 elected a whole j, we'll is say dish. she d also known this reply from a new vote. yes remark, audrey, no oh, oh well no more

p tent that keeps using -- content that keeps users engaged and enraged. is facebook playing a core corrosive role in media and politics. >> it is. it's like phillipessful because it's selling an addictive drug. it's testing and tweaking it so you're more and more addicted to it. at some point, an organization that's doing that, is rotting the minds of a lot of people, taking up the hours of their day, increasing depression, anger, polarization, splitting up families, destroying a political culture, essentially that becomes such a big problem for pr for that company, they have to rename themselves. so phillip morris became altria. now you have meta. howie: you have internal documents showing that some wanted to kick breitbart out of the news beat. can you imagine that the liberal organization was not so reliable and we should question it. >> i can't. this is the trouble with some of these elite corporations and institutions. they don't really see that the are biased because they're so trapped in a bubble of their own making. what they think is common sense is actually for large numbers of people in america something that is really out on left fiel