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the pla has been making more incursions. airport has been making more incursions into taiwan's air defense identification zone with 87 such incursions in 2020. that was more than the previous five years combined. in 2021, we have surpassed those 87. there has been more from the taiwanese perspective, more provocation. xi jinping talked about china's historic mission to regain control of taiwan and also on the u.s. side, the u.s. defense echo terry labeled sign of the key threat guiding u.s. defense spending priorities. this is not going to go down well in beijing. we are awaiting the first response to it. another step in what had been 23 billion u.s. dollars worth of arms sales from various administrations to taiwan. haidi: this is not a huge deal in and of itself. how does it compare to the previous sales we have seen? stephen: this is a conventional weapons sale that has to get congressional approval and it also has to go through the contract negotiations with the taiwanese government before the deal can be signed, sealed,

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air force pla planes, some clinging to the sides as they taxi down a runway. witnesses tell cnn they've heard gunshots fired. >> it's hard to see how that's, at all, a safe situation. the u.s. embassy has been ev eva evacuated. officials are warning americas who are still in the capital not to travel to the airport. the u.s. has dispatched an additional 1,000 combat troops for a total of 6,000 to secure the perimeter at the airport and help get american diplomatic personnel and others out safely. about twice as many who were there for the counterterror mission. president biden has been monitoring the situation from camp david over the weekend. he is expected to address the nation in the next several days. though when not yet announced. we are covering every angle of this developing situation in afghanistan. let's begin with nick paton walsh, in kabul. tell us what you're seeing there. is the taliban now in control of kabul, how are the people reacting? >> reporter: yeah. it is a very bizarre scene after years of being here to see the taliban, who were always t

this absolutely can lead to a shift and change in our ability to produce food, marly pla particularly it be reversed? we have until august 16th at this point. >> our difficult thing is the mediterranean climate california has. we won't see rain until fall, so we don't get summer rains that could potentially recharge the reservoirs that we have, that are down to 20% to 30%, depending on the reservoir. so we have what we're going to have at this point right now through the rest of the summer. >> so what is your biggest fear right now? do these farmers have a plan b? >> that's actually the most difficult part with this. these senior water rights, they are the plan b. we're dealing with drought in many other aspects, particularly in my area, in livestock grazing, in that there is not production on dry range land. these 1914 water rights are the plan we have, in that water was built to be secure for us to be able to produce what our livestock requires. i'm afraid particularly because these breeding animals aren't worth what they are as breeding animals. they're worth coal animal prices bec

is what i would've done if if it was run by civilians who are military experts in let the politics plaey have to explain joe biden. a couple of things that stand out. so obscene i believe was this decision. you have ryan crocker, he is no shy about criticizing president trump actually questioning whether president biden should should still be president in then senator rick scott brought it up again today. that is how out of line i believe this decision is being digested. >> do you think the white house understands that or do they loo at twitter in think were probably good here if we hold o for a few more days. >> at think they know it's more than a checkmark that will die out in a few days. if it weren't that serious in part of it is that because of coming from inside the house. you had a clear difference of opinion you are watching john kirby's face when he is talking about this and he's part of the longtime community that agreed with the advice that we can't just pull out like this. in the interviews, president biden and i should mention the prime minister of the uk said the same thi

de blasio announced high school coaches and student athletes have to get vaccinated if they want to plathis year meantime, texas supreme court ruled yesterday to temporarily allow school districts to require masks in classrooms. across the country, many schools, restaurants, stores are issuing new covid restrictions, corporate america is no exception. apple delayed the office reopening date the company reports it won't bring back workers until at least january. the decision follows similar moves from facebook and amazon covid delta continues to effect big concerts, festivals, sporting events, that includes little league world series dasha burns is in williamsport i have never been there, but i am sure it is a loose atmosphere tem us about safety measures. >> reporter: it was cancelled last year because of covid-19, this year, this beloved tradition is pback it looks different the biggest change, normally the hills are packed with thousands of spectators and fans, the stands are full, but not this year each team received 250 tickets for friends and family this year they're looking at abo

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to make things worse, they send in the top chemical biological general from the pla military to takeg to hide something. not to mention what was happening at the lab itself which i would be happy to get into. elizabeth: yeah, your report points out and the house foreign affairs gop report says the wuhan lab was basically spending, put out a million dollars worth of bids for new security guards, new video surveillance for the lab. new hazardous waste system, wanted a bit for that and new air disinfectant system. this is new evidence. so why is, why is the biden administration and why are the democrats stonewalling probes into this? why not declassify all of the evidence on this that the u.s. government has? why the stonewalling? >> why not? i hope when the ic comes forward with its report and presented to congress and declassified. why don't we hold hearings on this? we haven't had one hearing on the origins of covid-19. you talk about commissions, let's have a commission on this issue. the international community should be crying out. liz, it is important to know what happened and wh

see wall street executives work so hard to try to get capital for chinese companies with ties to the pla time they're also saying that they don't want to invest in american energy, american workers in the arctic in alaska. it is really discouraging to see that hypocrisy. i think it hurts the country. i think a lot of members of congress are getting upset with it. charles: i think -- borders edge. senator sullivan, thank you very much. always appreciate it. >> thank you, charles. charles: good stuff. hey, would you give up a quarter of your salary to work at home permanently? some find national a new poll will shock you. i will discuss them with deneen borelli. what you call a lincoln green day for robinhood? certainly an amazing session, way above any fundamentals. in fact some of the bulls are becoming sheepish. should you buy? we have the risks for you. we'll be right back. ♪. ♪ can't take it back once it's been set in motion. ♪ ♪ ♪ power can't be tempered, ♪ ♪ silenced or caged. ♪ bad things. ♪ ♪ ♪ it can only be set free. ♪ ♪ ♪ i want to make you yell. ♪ my retirement plan with voya

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one of the ways that thisn plas out is there is a growing tendency to explain things natural and for sure when you compare the mentality of americans from say 1592 when the salem witchcraft trials and has happened in the 1700's and after the revolution. then there are still people who believee in strong supernaturalism and things like witchcraft. if you go from 1692, to 1700 to 1750 to 1800 there 1800 there is a declining tendency to see things in exclusively supernatural ways. say your cow dies. your cow is fine one day in the next day the cat was frothing at the mouth and keels over. in 1692 you might think especially if you've had a recent argument with a neighbor that a spell had been cast on your cow and that's the world you live in. the world of wonders and magic in these kinds of things so you might think that maybe it's a malevolent spiritual attack on my lifestyle. in 1800 some people might still think that but it's a lot more likely that people will think they got a disease. these things happen. there's a medical reason for it and you may not have a good medical explanation

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over $17.9 billion keep an eye on that as well, just to mention it on the 27th of this month, david plaky, department of justice, sent a letter to marleen dorsch, secretary of federal communications commission requesting the commissioner refer the above reference 59 application to the committee for the assessment of foreign participation in the u.s. telecommunications services sector was it a meme? acting chief's letter commenting the department of justice "believes such risk may be raised by the foreign participation including the foreign relationships and ownership associated with the application. in a sense, the national security review there that you got to at least be aware of. >> hmm. >> from the doj asking of the fcc. >> yeah. interesting, too, when you think aboutson the fact some companies decided no the to use zoom because of national security and security obligations there, too. >>> coming up, nvidia among the chip stocks in the midst of a record run we'll look at whether or not it's too late to get in on the group. >>> more "squawk on the street," after this break. today, th

i think it shows lack of confidence in an evacuation pla which is where you need to star when you havea that a pullout plan couldn't been plan differently is ridiculous. we still have no plan to get ou americans and our afghan partners out. if you have a family in afghanistan and you're on the other side of kabul, how do you navigate those checkpoints with the history of violence that th taliban have? i'm very concerned right now. i'm obviously pretty emotional as well. is this situation going to get any better? i have a lot of concerns of wha will happen in september is we pull out and what our plan is when the reprisal killing start. i think to your original question, this couldn't have been planned in so many ways more effectively. when i was in afghanistan in 2013. i was lead nato advisor in kabul . in what i noted at the time was that the afghan army fat found lot of success in commandos in special operations forces which where the tip of their spirit. what that evolved into then was in overreliance on mass-producing these folks to start solving the country's problems. one of the

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the system for finance, hr and pla planning >>> do the right thing for your employees, consumers and let's remember the key to keeping our economy strong is to get people vaccinated and at work >> that was president biden yesterday on the private sector's responsibility in fighting the spread of covid-19. the administration is calling for a third shot this fall for awfll adults who received the to shot regimen and complicating return to work plans nation wide. let's bring in tom nimble with lasalle network. and sedonne neely. author of the remote work revolution i want to talk to tsedal first you have five mistakes that bosses will make i found similarities in all five the all or nothing approach we are taking with this it used to be one way and totally going back to the way it used to be or totally adopt all of the new stuff we have done in the pandemic neither one will be the case >> that's exactly right. we are at a time in the world where our routines and workplaces have been completely up ended organizations and leaders are trying to figure out how do we make this predictable an

yesterday the global times which is mouthpiece for the ccp, the pla eastern theater command on tuesdayispatched warships, antisubmarine war craft, fighter jets and surrounded maritime and aerial areas near the southwest and southeast of the island of taiwan. they would not be doing this if they believed that america had become -- if they didn't believe america had become harmless as an enemy. there are broader implications for all of this, aren't there, on the world stage? >> they sure are, maria, honestly, president trump used to talk about peace through strength and, you know, he projected this sort of menacing, you know, appearance to the world that america has amazing capacity, military capacity and he showed that he had the ability and the will to use it whereas president biden and secretary of state antony blinken project weakness. maria: miranda, before you go, i have to ask you about what the federalist is reporting today because you've reported this so much, the fbi knew as early as december 2019 hunter biden believed they had stole laptop, the intelligence community lied to h

afghanistan, the ccp, talked about this, here is a quote from the people's liberation army spokesperson, plaaircraft fighter jets in surrounding maritime areas southwest and southeast island of taiwan for military exercises including joint light fire assault protesting demand troops into joint operation capability, ccp is taking full advantage of this right now, underlying something i keep saying when you have the danger of america not being trusted on the global stage, it is a major problem for the are credibility of the u.s. people not afraid of america larry lindsey brought bernard lewis fears great america instability when america is seen as harmless as enemy and treacherous as a friend media not doing 235i6rz because noticing biden had a huge blunder doesn't takeaway from the fact complicit four or five years against american people remember debate between by the trump then candidate joe biden changed foreign policy debate supposed to be foreign policy remember last debate they changed the debate, from a foreign policy debate to one on the green economy, so you know, i mean -- there was

. >>> time now for the squawk pla planner. inflation expected to be high for the cpi out. consumer prices expected to ease on a year over year basis from 5.3% in july to 5.4% in june joining us now to talk about what is working in the markets, stephanie link, chief investment strategist at hightower and cnbc contributor who appears obviously on the halftime report with scott wapner. >> shout out. >> stef, great to see you. >> good morning. >> you like a lot of the cyclicals, and the ones that should benefit from an infrastructure package at the same time infrastructure has been something that's been going on in slow motion. a lot of these names have had runs are they still in your view good buys? >> i think there are a couple. not across the board, but a couple so caterpillar, for example, is the most obvious infrastructure beneficiary, right guess what the inventories in the industry are down 32% in the month of june alone and margins last quarter, melissa, fell 160 basis points because of supply chain issues so i think as the supply chains get fixed, get corrected, you w

applied with the curtailment order would put in place these regulations where diverters would have to by plas throw an provide for initiation based on current information for ply and demand. on july 23, you will pre in the waw r shed holder. >> excuse me. did you explain the previous slides. on july 23, could you slow down a bit and explain the three bullet points. >> the first bullet point is by pass all diversions. that means for we could not add any water to our storage, we had to let it go down stream. that applies to all the reservoirs through ought the san jaunquin water shed. give themselves the ability to occur kale more or less dpenning on how conditions are. they are tray to be prey lesm emmy ement here. p pe we received no points of -- last friday the state issued curtailment orders and did it on their website and said these are now in effect. these are are our eight water rights that are curtailed with curtailment orders. early intake, for some smn the small filter fal ri. i don't think that blngs in the delta water shed. the curtailment orders yesterday. there's a hard could by i