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p. s. j vos market share port should see, you know, he said the injury was the reason. he substituted messy during sundays when i lay on the audience on still looking for his 1st goal following that move from barcelona and bonnie strike. robin dorski has picked up the golden hue award. this price is given to the top score. in european league football. the polish players scored a 41 goals in 29 unders legal appearances last season. now pakistan's a cricket board chairman remains, roger has doubled down on his criticism of england and new zealand. those 2 countries have just council tools of his country. all english cricket also said they had increasing concerns about traveling to the region. raja is now warning of a potential divide in international crickets. i certainly feel that, you know, we're up against kind of a western mindset, a western block who i'm aware of the ground reality, the buckets done. and they going to call, based on collective sort of trick perception, collective wisdom, without realizing how much work is done is put in thousands of babies to get us

where s j p d has been down officers they've been trying to gradually build back up there up to 1100 now, and they're worried that they'll go back down the ladder as far as the number of officers julie? yeah and you can imagine as you mentioned in your story. if they were to lose upwards of 150 officers, it would be huge, jesse. thank you. oakland public schools need to come up with a plan to roll out its new vaccine mandate for students coming up how long they expect that will take also, someone with a slingshot has been targeting people, homes and businesses in san jose. coming up. what's being done to track this person down? who's shooting ball bearings and potentially lethal speed plus. if they know what they're doing. it's easy. um, you know, right now there's plenty of water. there's plenty of fish to eat. dive teams continue searching for brian laundry in the florida wilderness, and that was a now there is a federal warrant out for his arrest. but that warrant isn't actually related to gabby potatoes. death will explain coming up. another pretty hot day inland. today temperatu

p. j. d. 's or russia, could he really make a difference? russia? yeah, i think the and i as a political party has been old as all parties. and we have to remind the spectators about data genetic as a party that came from the palace. it was born and then they were in the, in the parliament. so it's, as you know, she is trying to work on the legitimacy or when you, when the legitimacy of, in i, especially after the spring and after the patient, d is put in its proper legitimacy. on the ground, so in a political party now cannot just come like this. they have to come from the, the people and you have to work on a certain legitimacy. so as the nurse has worked from 2009, and i think the scenario has been there. but this out of spring curtailed the scenario of pushing either in a or palm which is the part of the dentist and more than 80 into a power. now there is all the lights on as it knows, there are lead in a very professional campaign. of course they have the money present in the social media. there is a report that has that the are the ones who ar

can you help people understand what the p j. d. 's philosophy was when it 1st when one those 1st post are spring election? yes, i think the problem of the busy, the, maybe a comment on what was said, the professor had that is that he lost, he started losing religion to mrs. since 2011, because he has been forced in one way or another to endorse policies against which he belt his philosophy or his political discourse. like for example, fighting against corruption and displacement. this was the slogan of 25 believe movements. he found himself obliged to sign the treat you publish and want to fall into it because of the balance of power in the moroccan political system. as i said before, the last se belongs to the king. and the big political and economic orientation are defined by the by last, the rule of the government in american constitute and local political system. i mean, in practice, not according to the constitution. he's 2 to 2 things. the 1st one is to help the king implement his orientation economically, politically and in ter

j. p. morgan leonard and p s. p. investments are pouring money in just not being up family homes. financial. dr. blackstone is buying whole partners of america for $6000000000.00. the company own 17000 homes, not interestingly. the company allows tenants to buy their rentals in the u. k lloyd's banking group plans to buy 50000 homes over the next 10 years. and retailer john lewis planned to build 10000 rental homes. but there is some pushback against giant landlords. berlin will be holding a referendum in september that would allow the local government to buy 240000 properties from germany's biggest publicly listed residential landlord. while let's talk to one of those campaign is dr. joanna kusha, who is a research fellow in urban studies at kings college, the university of cambridge, and she's joining us 5 kite from berlin. thank you so much for being on the show with us. so why has the city decided to vote on seizing these properties from the company that owns them? but linda, besides, can use the power they ha

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j. c p o a the u. s. secretary said lincoln said has to be soon. time is running out the ran foreign minister yesterday said they're ready. it seems that they're getting mixed messages from the united states, but it should be soon you negotiated this deal? can you play out or you are part of the negotiation. can you play out what happens if the u. s. doesn't get back on. iran keeps dancing. it's nuclear program, what, what's the worst case scenario that you see? thank you. that's your deal is wrong. still, it's not taking any steps that are banned or they're prohibited by the treaty. they are fully committed to the proliferation treaty and to, to the additional protocol that you're on the safeguards agreement to the currently it's not in line with face iran deals said join teresa because it's starting place right now because the us basically pulled out of it and to repeat. so current goal is to put it back in practice and then the iran, which will not make any exceptions. there's also a bonus from its commitments against the for them the in the n d

j. c. p. o, a. the u. s secretary se blinking said has to be soon. time is running out the ran foreign minister yesterday said they're ready. it seems that they're getting mixed messages from the united states, but it should be soon. you negotiated this deal? can you play out or you are part of the negotiation? can you play out what happens if the u. s. doesn't get back on? iran keeps advancing it's nuclear program. what? what's the worst case scenario that you say? thank you, that you're on the deal. if you are on we're doing anything that would be prohibited on simply the iran is complying with the nonproliferation treaty and the additional protocol to the agreement. some guarantees it is not complying with most of the obligations or the g. c. p. o a currently which is simply not currently enforced because the us exit that agreement. and the conversation now is about fully restoring that agreement following which iran would have no justification to make any exceptions to the obligations that it has taken upon itself for the community. and the i a,

s. making clear that they cannot wait forever for these talks to resume the iranians, saying that they want those talks to achieve a return to the nuclear deal to cycle j. c. p. away by all sides in a complete and verifiable way. but the iranians are not so happy with the u. s. position. they say the u. s. has paradoxical behavior. on one hand, it says it wants to return to the iran nuclear deal. remember, it was the trump administration that pulled out of that deal, but they say at the same time, the u. s. and president biden holds next to his heart is the quote, a thick pile of trump sanctions, and he's adding to those sanctions. so if they get back to be clearly the issue of sanctions, once again is going to be one of the key sticking points. the other bit of news coming from the briefing concerns words. we've heard here in new york this week from the saudi king, and from the iranian president about talks they've been going on between the saudis and the iranians. and they've had very bad relations. and recent recent years, they cut diplomatic relations during the trump presidency. well, they are talking again a boat, so i say those talks all positive. my

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j. c p, about 0 nuclear deal. but of course neither is the us because the u. s. is pulled out of that deal and it's worth also telling you, nick, that we had thought that perhaps that be some movement here in new york. certainly some ambassadors, western ambassadors that, that would've been very beneficial if they've been further meetings involving those that are still in the nuclear deal. the full amount of the security council plus germany and iran, if they'd had a meeting. or even if that been a meeting between the us and the iranians here, possibly with the new radian foreign minister in the us, secretary of state. well, there is going to be no meeting between the new us and the iranians. there is going to be no meeting of the participants of the nuclear deal. we are now learning what is going on is some of the other participants individually. the u. k. for example, germany, france, will be meeting with the iranian foreign minister. we expect the russians and chinese also probably to do that. so the chinese are not represented at this general assembly at any

s. is still outside that deal and worth telling you that the all the signatures of the nuclear deal, the so called j. c. p. o a, the other 4 countries of members, the security council and germany and iran, there was a big talk that we can have a meeting to push things forward here in new york. i'm told that meeting will not take place for james. certainly left a man. thanks very much sir james bass at the you enjoy somebody in new york. as soon as governing sovereign in council says it's foiled a que attempt. it says 21 offices and a number of soldiers have been arrested and have been questioned. they tried to take control of several government institutions including the state, t, v, and radio mohammedan has this report issued dunn's capital cartoon, a nearby city of them, durham on reports of intense military activity and closure of the main bridge across the river nile. according to government media, the cooper we're trying to take over the state media building the military se measures what being taken to contain this tuition. the news of the attended cou 1st broke on page media, which sought to reassur

up 200 nasdaq up 53 all this as the dow and s&p logged the fourth losing session in a row on thursday the first time that happened since june dow's 3m and j&j down 4% this week rough week for the transportation stocks as well. coming down four down days in a row is kansas city southern and jb hunt. on peace for the worst week sine june on pace for the longest losing streak since march of 2020 transports, more than any other group, are seen by many indicgh happen. >>> big news in politics president biden holding the first one-on-one phone call since february with china's xi jinping. this as the representative with the u.s. and chinese governments remain strained. let's go to eunice yoon live in beijing with more. >> reporter: good morning, brian. the good news is the two sides agree the talks were candid and neither side wants a conflict. the bad news, nothing else was agreed upon. the chinese side emphasize xi jinping is repeating the stance that serious difficulties in his words in the relationship are due solely to the u.s./china policy the u.s. is solely to blame and future cooperation needs to be based on what is the respect of the co

life alpha, dr. verona j pat felt professor over political systems on comparative politics, joining us ly, throwing off into national a very good morning to use a s t p leader shalt saying he now has a mandate to lead the country. did you think you'll be able to form a coalition to become the next chancellor? well, he tried to do though, and the green parties really willing to join him. the open question is the rest of the liberals who are playing the role of the king maker where to join these coalition. because i know that we lose a significant part of their voters. it's a joy, this coalition. otherwise, germany needs a government and if the green party will not enter a coalition with the christian democrats who try to will not government themselves well, then all of shows will certainly be next. taylor counsellor, you mentioned the greens and the greens got almost 15 percent of the vote. the best ever result, frankly, and they're all but guaranteed a place in any coalition. how much influence could the greens have? do you think? well, the greens have already right now, a very significant influence on german policy making. one of the reasons being t

s&p futures up by about 38 joe? >> there's breaking news out from j&j good morning, meg. >> good morning.g at lo of updates on its vaccine this morning including the results on what happens when you give two doses of what is a one-dose vaccine. let's start with those results they spaced the two doses out by two months so eight weeks apart. what they found is the protection against symptomatic, moderate to severe/critical covid in the u.s. rose to 94%. that's in the united states. globally they said the protection was 95% they said when they gave a second dose it remained generally well tolerated that's looking at giving two shots two months apart they also looked at what happened when you give a booster dose six months out. we've seen these data earlier but essentially showing the antibodies level rise nine fold two weeks after the booster to 12 times four weeks. and with a booster about 2 months they rise 4 to 6 months so six months will do better booster. this was a huge release of information. they also had two additional studies on what happens when they give one dose, including an up

s. sanctions imposed under donald trump must be lifted. the united states is willing to lift all the sanctions that would impede implementation of the j. c. p. away. but not things that are extraneous like sanctions or human rights totally relevant. there are couple other sticking points . i think they, you know, they can be negotiated if there is a willingness to be flexible and i haven't seen that willingness yet. tiny ones part. i'll have to see how that goes in the coming weeks and months. mark. fitzpatrick there, a former deputy assistant secretary of state's speaking to us from washington, d. c. great to get you on out there. mark, thank you for joining us. have a talk with you. thank you. the in now the 1st secret documents. if the f b, i's investigation into the september 11th attacks has been released after a long campaign by the victims, families, the newly declassified papers come on the 20th anniversary and described contacts the hijack has had with saudi associates in the us. but the 16 page report offers no evidence that the saudi government was complicit in that last president biden signed an executive order to release these

good morning futures pointing higher after the best day for the dow and s&p since july federal projection and comments from chair jd congress is running out of time to raise the debt ceiling in what everyone agrees will be a catastrophic move. democrats and republicans can't find common ground we will ask pennsylvania senator pat toomey and china reportedly prepping local governments causing the collapse of evergrand. [ music playing the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now [ music playing >>> good morning, welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc s u.s. equity futures are trading a little bit higher, more than 200 points on the dow. we saw a good snap back yesterday following the comments from j. powell and i think we've made back everything after that initial break that we saw and we're winging our hands. >> we're down about 1% for the week. >> that's before the futures this morning so 1% as of yesterday's close. you are looking another a gain of another 200 points potentially. >> the nasdaq was up yesterday and the day before unlike the dow. it's up 72 today you see a little stability in bitcoin. it loo

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s&p in four months. >> uber shares are surging they did boost its third quarter outlook. >> and a shot in the arm j&j says second shot of its covid-19 vaccine boosts protection for moderate to severe cases to 94%. all right. what is different this morning >> okay, so my chinese sources which are pretty decent even though i'm considered to be not necessarily complicit with the regime, they're saying, we're going to keep this one in china. this money is owed by chinese companies. the debt is chinese companies. we're not going to have this thing be contagion they're going to make it so that this does not disrupt the world. however, it is going to cause a step down in growth. and so therefore those who want to cover and buy, good luck, you're going to have to be in and out. but this is the word they put out last night a lot of them what they put out was basically, we hear what's going on in the u.s. media and we want people to know the contagion stops at our borders and, david, you know in the command economy, they can do that however, i think this was xi's first big mistake. >> you do, why >> because this is

nasdaq are weighing on s&p 500 the material sector now down more than 3% on the week and vaccine names are in focus, as an fda advisory panel meets about boosters moderna, pfizer, and j&j, all in the red today. 59 minutes left to go in the trading week >>> coming up on today's show, plenty of questions in this question surrounding those vaccine boosters, and we're going to get some answers. hopefully from the fda this afternoon. dr. anthony fauci will be joining us to talk about the advisory meeting at the fda on boosters plus, senator marsha blackburn's team is talking with the facebook mwhistleblower behind that bombshell facebook report about instagram and facebook's impact on young jusers. senator blackburn will be with us to talk about her new probe into the company and what congress can do about it >>> first, mike tracki ing all h market action. meg terrell has the latest on that fda manual meeting on boosters what are you watching with all 11 sectors lower right now heading into the close >> this is a downside test in the market that to a degree, a lot of people have been looking for. the s&p 500 has been choppy with the downside bias for the last two weeks, s

stagflation call j&j continues to go down i thought that was very meaningful >> overall, a bit of a mixed market this morning. we are getting some help from energy up a percent on the s&pr to 69.50. let's get to bob pisani. >> good morning, guys, happy wednesday. important thing here is it's a flattish open, carl's right, but supply chain issues are going on longer than anticipated, starting to weigh on the market. take a look at the sectors here. materials have been on the weak side tech also is slightly on the weak side, consumer discretionary flattish, banks have been moving sideways for months now you see a flattish open. beneath that, i would call this great numbers, strong demand everywhere but kind of story and but mostly is around labor and supply chain issues. the big discussion today was around sherwin williams and what they were talking about. they did emphasize they've had terrific demand, strong demand raw material availability is not improving, so in the second quarter their sales were impacted 3.5% negatively because inability to get raw materials in the third quarter now they're saying sales are going to be impacted in the high single digits this is goi

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