porsche, volkswagen.s 53% of volkswagen voting stock but for volkswagen, which translates to porsche, 3% volatility day-to-day is way too much for a company at seven times earnings i love this as a long-term play. i think it's going to continue i think it will do very well it's up from where wewent into it i like it. i'd buy more matter of fact, the spread between porsche and volkswagen is at a very wide level. historically it trades to 1 to 1 correlation. if anything, i'd buy more porsche here >> dr. j, dave in florida. i own some shares of farfetch. i've been buying dips here and there for about a year is this a good time to buy more or should i take some profits? >> i would hold, but if you have to be binary, buy or sell, i would buy. the stock is up from $7 at that pandemic low, scott. it hit $70 this year and now it's back down to about 38 i think it's a good buy here luxury sells and this one has been building that brand out there. so, yeah, i would buy if it's a binary choice. >> appreciate the que

i got in later but i'm going to coin it on volkswagen and porsche >> that's the key. this is like the old apple days hate on it but own it, right you don't have to own it >> yeah, i mean, apple i have a core position >> i knew i would leave you speechless with that one >> you leave me speechless because i would have thought i listened more carefully to what i said >> no, no. no you dumped all over the thing and how volkswagen is a better play, porsche, et cetera but then oh by the way i own a small position >> i do own -- i'd say my position is 20 times the size of volkswagen and porsche i spoke to the company things going great dwrat. it's a tag end i can rag and jim a little bit that part is working out i'm a winner even though losing money. bang, scott. >> i swear, knowing you the way i do, i believe that i believe that you are literally own in the stock so that you can give jim the you know what on this program joe might have a different reason why he is in general motors, joe? >> well, jimmy, i almost called you this morning because i wanted to know whether it wa

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well, the porsche does get thirsty and as many electric car owners will testify, having a charger atost a necessity to make sure you can go places tomorrow. beep. but all is not as it seems. because this smart charger has mysteriously switched off. beep. next day, our man is often an important meeting, no doubt, and to show off his flashy new motor. —— off to an important meeting. but he's going nowhere because his tican can't — its battery is still flat. his car's ok — it's the wallbox charger that's been hacked and turned off. and it gets worse. because hackers can access the firmware of this second charger, the project ev, they can disable this permanently. both chargers have been approved for sale in the uk by the government's department of transport. so, how can this happen? well, thankfully, the good guys have found the problems first. the number of so—called �*white hat�* hackers is growing fast — these are the people who test systems and products to find flaws before anyone else does. vangelis is the hacker who found the security failures. so, on wallbox, you could take full

my second largest position after moderna is a combination of volkswagen and porsche people don't give by as soon as next year they put 50 billion into this. it's seven times earnings, the company gets no love if you broke out porsche, which far outperformed ferrari, you would have a much more valuable company. race is selling at 40 times on a p.e. basis, whereas the whole volkswagen, including porsche, including bentley, including your car, bore gatti, is selling at seven times they're giving it away i think it would do extremely well >> thank you both for joining us great to see you both. >>> still ahead, meme stock amc ready to report its quarterly results moments from now we'll eabrk down the numbers as we'll eabrk down the numbers as soon as they cross and for the lowest price compared to other apps or you'll get back at least $5 in perks. the pursuit is on. the pursuit of outperformance at pgim. we're back in a couple minutes with deep expertise to outthink across multiple asset classes, actively managing investments in the world's public and private markets. outscale, with the r

i'm michelle porsche, and i'm the director of psychology and behavioral sciences at ucsf. and again, i'll go through the same questions and try and add a little bit to what dr. dorado has presented. when i think about healing from a psychological perspective, you know, i think about not that the hurt and loss and trauma are not forgotten or gone away, but we're better able to live our lives and find meaning in our experiences. we really need to think about systems when we're thinking about healing. healing requires that our schools, our health centers, our government institutions are caring for individuals who have been hurt and require healing. my particular research has been focused on aces, adverse childhood experiences that include community violence, community violence abuse, separation, and loss, so when i see a need for healing in the community and myself, i think about how those experiences impact mental health and how they impact educational outcomes for our children. in my arch, i found people with these high levels of adverse childhood experiences are at higher

love the story, love porsche this would explode if they spin out porsche, and they show it's a much bettern ferrari, which is selling at 40 times earnings it's still 70 times. i like this. i'm staying with it. it's a great story going forward. >> carrie, i have a video question for you now let's watch. >> hi, this is diana shapiro from san diego my question is about ut auto zoe they recently reported earnings. it it has a p/e ratio of about 17 and they blew earnings away. but the stock dropped about 100 points on very low volume. i know there was a lot of put buying ahead of earnings is this a buy or a sell? >> what do you think >> diana, good question. i think that the auto sector is interesting and i think this is an attractive name the two key drivers for growth, and this is true and no pun intended for both o'reilly which we own and auto zone are miles driven, which continued to rebound after the pandemic, and the used car market being strong and we know that it's been incredibly strong. this company sells at an attractive price it has more do-it-yourself rather than professional custo

. >> reporter: for porsche twit, daycare is essential but she can't afford it. >> it costs more thanuition for her child's care, up 30%. >> i am trying to find if i can do a combination of daycare at different location, hiring in-person care and starting my day much earlier to watch her. it's actually horrific. >> reporter: for the 27 million americans who need child care in order to work, it's a hefty expense. for young children, averaging $250 per week, or $13,000 a year that cost could rise as four out of every five child care centers say they don't have enough staff, and some are paying more to hire workers. >> the biggest challenge right now is finding and retaining high-quality staff. >> reporter: during the pandemic more than a third of workers lost their jobs and some never returned to child care centers that pay around $12 an hour. >> child care facilities are now having to compete with higher wages offer ed by a lot of large multinational corporations who are also facing worker shortages. >> reporter: >> we had to close a number of our programs and rooms. >> reporter: how c

well, the porsche does get thirsty and, as many electric car owners will testify, having a charger atlmost a necessity to make sure you can go places tomorrow. but all is not as it seems because this smart charger has mysteriously switched off. next day, our man is off to an important meeting, no doubt, and to show off his flashy new motor. but he's going nowhere because his tican can't. its battery is still flat. his car's 0k. it's the wallbox charger that's been hacked and turned off. and it gets worse. because hackers can access the firmware of this second charger, the project ev, they can disable this permanently. both chargers have been approved for sale in the uk by the government's department for transport. so how can this happen? well, thankfully, the good guys have found the problems first. the number of so—called "white hat" hackers is growing fast. these are the people who test systems and products to find flaws before anyone else does. vangelis is the hacker who found the security failures. so on wallbox, you could take full control of the charger. it could gain full acces

. >> in the book a porsche talk about overly and as a talk radio person i've love how you love to rush talked about your mom and the whole cast of people who influence you. who is the biggest influence on jesse watters the man and jesse watters. >> are you making me choose between rush, o'reilly and my mom? >> for c-span and the entire nixon presidential library. it's probably your mom. >> that's where you are wrong. she's not watching. i was inebriated in college one night in the dorm room and i woke up from my stupor and c-span was on the television. i saw the republican politicians on the floor pontificating about god knows what and is as a history major they sounded exactly like what the founding fathers had proposed, limited government, personal responsibility and then i had an awakening. and by a republican. i thought, i am a republican and the next day i'd turned limp -- limbaugh on and that was it. [applause] my mother hated limbaugh and so i would make my mom listened to limbaugh on long car rides. [laughter] and i think one time we were listening and there was a monologue fro

we are telling tenants and landlords to go online porsche up at the country and apply for this money.nd for the local governments and states, please get this money out. in 60 days -- 60 days, we may not have. we are pushing hard to make sure people apply. we keep hearing, especially locally, people are not applying. there have been barriers to people applying in those resources able to be moved. we are working out the kinks right now. host: mr. brown, how do you respond? guest: we agree with what she says. is the single most important thing you can do, to get this money into the hands of those folks that need it. i agree with the congresswoman. there are barriers to people applying. it can be intimidating for residents and small landlords. you are asking for a lot of documentation that is difficult to obtain or just makes people nervous to provide some of these things if you are a resident. you are facing all this process and its intimidating. they need to get into the community and educate people about the programs, make them comfortable and get them to apply. the grantees have to ma

there is a lot of buzz about do they try to list something like lamborghini or something like porschend sort of cash in on the fact that they have these assets that maybe would command a premium valuation of the type that are already has been able to. guy: thank you very much indeed. i think we should just be clear, those are the ones that everybody used to lust after, with those cool doors. it was an amazing car. the new one i think looks more traditional, like it looks a little like -- the valuations on these companies could be superhigh. kailey: to me it just looks like an elephant sat on it or something happened to it. i wonder how matt miller could even fit inside. he is a pretty tall dude. guy: he is, but i imagine if he had the opportunity to drive one of those, he would take the opportunity. stephen will come in will be joining us later. this is bloomberg. -- winkelmann will be joining us later. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: alix steel is off today and this is that european close. i bet she will be really bummed she took the long weekend because we are going to talk about one o

. >> reporter: there is a porsche to get more students vaccinated. clinics were held across the bait area, many targeting the young crowd. >> we will give them a raffle ticket. >> that was in oakland where vaccines are being administered on school campuses >> we started this past wednesday. we are vaccinating the first day of orientation. >> what will transmission look like among those who will not get vaccinated and those who cannot get vaccinated? >> i worry about five-year-old to 11-year-olds. hopefully the pediatric vaccines will come online and october so that we can eliminate that risk quickly. >>> across the bay the warriors held their official back-to- school giveaway in san francisco. there was music and balloons and they picked up note books and backpacks and ava went home with warrior swag. warrior stars handed out bobble heads. and antioch collegestudent will host her ninth annual school supply giveaway. the event provides backpacks for students. she created the event when she was a sixth grader. she wanted to help out students that will

. >> reporter: school leaders are joining neighbors and a porsche to shut the airport down. >> that isomething that can be fixed by one vote of the board of supervisors when they shut this down. >> reporter: the study that analyzed blood samples from 1700 children show the children living within half a mile of reid hillview airport had higher blood lead levels. the levels increased significantly with monthly quantities of aviation gasoline sold to fixed wing operators at the airport. they were comparable to children in the flint water crisis. >> something it, that neighbors have long suspected >> these airplanes are flying across our area dropping lead everywhere. >> the owner of tradewinds aviation does not know if his business has a future here. he says the airport is weeks away from switching to a new unleaded fuel, but will that be good enough to keep the airport open. >> we will find arguments to close it. i think the war will continue. >> santa clara county has an agreement with the faa after improvements to keep the airport open until 2031get ge speed up that timeline. >>> a per

as we know, porsche -- people who want to leave are not allowed to come to the airport. so how do we allow them to leave the country if they want to leave the country, if they do not see any future or if they see themselves terribly in danger? what is this state of discussion in this regard. in are you present in doha, or where is this going to take place currently? david: thank you. i give the floor to the two representatives of the snd. >> thank you. thank you for the insight. yeah, one seems to be caught by surprise, and analyze how we got into the situation so far. we have to put all our efforts into rapid relocation and shelter for our afghan partners. we must support neighboring countries with the inevitable influx of refugees and coordinate our actions on these matters. my question is, are there any plans for a new strategy with working with the neighboring states on this? furthermore, we must engage with international donors to set up distribution channels for humanitarian aid. even before this crisis, more than half of the citizens there were exposed to an emerg

well, the porsche does get thirsty and as many electric car owners will testify, having a charger atill flat. his car's ok — it's the wallbox charger that's been hacked and turned off. and it gets worse. because hackers can access the firmware of this second charger, the project ev, they can disable this permanently. both chargers have been approved for sale in the uk by the government's department of transport. so how can this happen? well, thankfully, the good guys have found the problems first. the number of so—called �*white hat�* hackers is growing fast — these are the people who test systems and products to find flaws before anyone else does. vangelis is the hacker who found the security failures. so on wallbox, you could take full control of the charger. it could gain full access and remove the usual owner's access on the charger. it could stop them from charging their own vehicles and provide free charging to an attacker vehicle. and for the project ev, it's way worse because you can sideload finware, you can make it — you can brick it, you can make it to be part a modnet and

next this 1970 porsche might have some star power to take it for a spin you'll have to pay more thanlion. then there's this 1998 mercedes benz 6.9 liter horsepower. it's got less than 900 miles on it it wouldn't be a car auction without an aston martin. 1962 only 19 of these cars were ever built. 1959 ferrari is the rarest of them all only 10 were you ever made which is the reason why it could bring up to $12 million in this year's auction. cnbc's robert frank is at the famed pebble beach in monterey, california this is attracting a new generation of buyers what does it mean for high end classic cars like the ones we saw? >> reporter: tyler, this means higher prices. you have tens of thousands of wealthiest collectors rolling in here for lots of car shows, vintage races and of course, you know, even the top car companies use this as their biggest stage to unveil their latest models. we had aston martin unveiling their new spider that is a new car priced at $2.75 million. but as you mentioned, the real focus is the auctions, and this year we have a whole new crowd they came in and the

james look porsche, a u.s. marine, he was an infantry man who was a veteran of the war in afghanistan. he is also an excellent journalist. we've had him here on the show several times, featuring his reporting from, among other places, the military times. mr. look for that now works as a correspondent for the associated press. and tonight he was first to break the news that a new phase is underway, at least a new resources being brought to bear on the evacuation effort in afghanistan. this is very interesting. mr. look the first to report at the ap today that u.s. forces in afghanistan, including intelligence agencies have started using helicopters to pick people up, to safely bring people to the kabul airport, so they can be airlifted out. he said today, i've been sitting on this -- as soon after james la port up posted that late this afternoon, zeke miller and three other reporters have this story. u.s. military helicopters were flew into taliban held kabul on friday to scoop up would be evacuees. american off

people black, white, young, old, rich and porsche, latinos, hispanics, not just african-american and was out. and we need all those people back out again to make sure that our voting rights are expanded for all people. >> alejandro chavez, martin luther king iii, thank you both so much. >>> next, new reporting shows that cities and states across the country are sitting on millions of dollars in rental assistance for families who need it the most. one of the journalists who broke that story is going to join me next to talk about why that money isn't getting out the door. >>> and later, the latest from haiti. a search and rescue effort continues one week after a large earthquake hit the island nation. stay with us. see things differ so you can focus on what matters most. that's how we've become the leader in 5g. #1 in customer satisfaction. and a partner who includes 5g in every plan, so you get it all. [grunts] ♪ ♪ [grunts] pnc bank believes that if a pair of goggles can help your backhand get better... yeah! ...then your bank should help you budget even better. (laughing) virtual wal

year and the most expensive mclaren f1 ever sold the biggest draw rolling away this weekend is this porscheappeared on steve mcqueen's film didn't sell >>> we will never know if sha'carri richardson would have won a medal. but on saturday she will get to prove herself against those who took home medals richardson finished first in the u.s. olympic trials in june, but she was suspended after she tested positive for marijuana. she owned up to it saying she had used it after finding out her biological mother died it invalidated her win at the trials and ended her 2020 olympic dream. this saturday richardson will toe the line in oregon against the three jamaican sprinters who swept the olympics >>> 50 seconds on a race to the finish president biden says he does not regret his decision to pull troops out of afghanistan even as the taliban seizes control and kabul descends into chaos. the president says the options were to withdrawal or send in additional troops to fight the taliban. >>> more than 1400 people now confirmed dead in haiti as the death toll continues to climb after a devastating ear

look, porsche usually trades at a 1 to 1 correlation with volkswagen it's been lagging the last couple months. it will catch up to volkswagen it's going higher. >> good stuff. thanks, everybody. "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead on "the exchange. the great unemployment debate. states ended the extra $300 a week others didn't. so what's happened to the workforce since then we have the latest data. >>> plus the man who's helping to bring bitcoin to el salvador. and he's trying to help put currency back into cryptocurrency by making payments easier and cheaper. we speak to jock mallers getting into reddit, giving up on snap and throwing in the towel on shorting tesla. mouthful there we begin with the markets. christina is here with those numbers. hi, christina. >> hello so we are seeing equities mixed across the board but this comes once again as the dow and s&p 500 closed at record highs yesterday. the number we're looking at for the s&p 500 is 4474. the hotter, though, than expected producer price index showed u.s. who

most expensive car auctioned off this year and the most expensive mclaren f1 ever sold this 1970 porsche. >> we will never know if american track star sha'carri richardson would have won a medal. richardson finished first in the u.s. lolympic trials in june but the anti-doping agency suspended her after she tested positive for marijuana. she owned up for it after finding out her biological mother died. her validation ended her 2020 olympic dreams she will tow the line against the jamaican runners who swept the olympics >>> president biden says he does not regret his decision to pull tr troops out of afghanistan even as the taliban seizes control and kabul descends into chaos. his only options were to withdraw or send in additional troops to fight the taliban. >>> more than 1400 people confirmed dead in haiti as the death toll continues to climb after a devastating earthquake and pfizer submit ting data to the fda as it seeks clearance for its covid vaccine booster shot. >>> now you know the news of this monday, august 16th, 2021 i'm carl quintanilla in for shepard smith. follow us on ins

he had a porsche in the garage. their story for public consumption, the g rated version, was love at first sight. michael is an interim internet entrepreneur and dalia dippolito, the business woman he fell head over heels. for three months after the first meeting, marriage was inevitable. there was 18 see problem in their paradise. mike dippolito was married. lawyers jason brodie and josh friedman arranged a quickly divorce so the ballad of mike and dalia dippolito could begin. >> he fell in love with her. he thought she was the end all, the all. he felt as though this was it. i'm going to have a family with her. and we're going to grow altogether. >> he thought she was the real deal? >> they hit it off right away. they had a lot of things in common. they enjoy the same. thinks >> dalia dippolito is a real estate agent? >> yes. that's what attracted him tour her. she was successful on her own and didn't need anyone. >> are we talking about sexual attraction or is there more going on here? >> oh, their sexual obstruc

james look porsche, a u.s.teran of the war in afghanistan. he is also an excellent journalist. we've had him here on the show several times, featuring his reporting from, among other places, the military times. mr. look for that now works as a correspondent for the associated press. and tonight he was first to break the news that a new phase is underway, at least a new resources being brought to bear on the evacuation

look, porsche usually trades at a 1 to 1 correlation with volkswagen it's been lagging the last couplech up to volkswagen it's going higher. >> good stuff. thanks, everybody. "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead on "the exchange. the great unemployment debate. states ended the extra $300 a week others didn't. so what's happened to the workforce since then we have the latest data. >>> plus the man who's helping to bring bitcoin to el salvador. and he's trying to help put currency back into cryptocurrency by making payments easier and cheaper. we speak to jock mallers getting into reddit, giving up on snap and throwing in the towel on shortin

. -- if you were porsche, you would never have had a unit at the wheel. units are way too stupid and way proclivity to drink and sleep. you would have had an autonomous driver we got to rethink the whole process. >> i'm surprised to hear you say that nvidia is ahead of everybody? >> i was surprised too black ice is not that common. >> he just showed me black ice as an example of a difficult thing. >> one difficult thing that they're still trying to tackle. >> if you go through the last quarter, nvidia is more certain of their stance in terms of autonomous than they've ever been i'm betting on benz. who do you want? >> i don't know what my choices are. >> ford? >> you love ford >> not when it comes to autonomous. >> i didn't name my dog after ford. >> you didn't. no, you didn't. >> that's true. >> when we come back, we're going to dive into dick's sporting goods, 20% hike, accelerate the buyback and a lot more we'll get crer mam'sad dash and count down to the opening bell don't go away. cookie dough creamy premium ice cream and chasing fireflies. don't wor

. >> in his garage i saw three range rovers, a jaguar, two porsches, and then later he had a lemon yellowari. if you've been to grand junction and you want to fit in, a lemon yellow ferrari is not exactly what you do. >> did he make any effort to meet you or the other guys? >> the mom's club would get together, they would have occasions when all the families would get together but he would never come to any of them. i never once saw him attend. >> i was so baffled how someone as upbeat and eternally happy as paige could have this grump around. >> but in hopes of promoting either good will, or himself, dixon joined the grand junction fire district board. and then donated a brand new fire truck. his generosity made news and locals wondering if they'd misjudged him. but, soon it turned to dust. dixon got himself in charge of fire district investments, put public money in what he said was a sure thing. it wasn't. the money vanished. >> blew -- i -- as i recall about $750,000 in bad investments for the fire district. >> pete hautzinger was, at that time, the mesa county d. a. >> i made the dec

i'm michelle porsche, and i'm the director of psychology and behavioral sciences at ucsf. and again, i'll go through the same questions and try and add a little bit to what dr. dorado has presented. when i think about healing from a psychological perspective, you know, i think about not that the hurt and loss and trauma are not forgotten or gone away, but we're better able to live our lives and find meaning in our experiences. we really need to think about systems when we're thinking about healing. healing requires that our schools, our health centers, our government institutions are caring for individuals who have been hurt and require healing. my particular research has been focused on aces, adverse childhood experiences that include community violence, community violence abuse, separation, and loss, so when i see a need for healing in the community and myself, i think about how those experiences impact mental health and how they impact educational outcomes for our children. in my arch, i found people with these high levels of adverse childhood experiences are at higher

i'm michelle porsche, and i'm the director of psychology and behavioral sciences at ucsf. and again, i'll go through the same questions and try and add a little bit to what dr. dorado has presented. when i think about healing from a psychological perspective, you know, i think about not that the hurt and loss and trauma are not forgotten or gone away, but we're better able to live our lives and find meaning in our experiences. we really need to think about systems when we're thinking about healing. healing requires that our schools, our health centers, our government institutions are caring for individuals who have been hurt and require healing. my particular research has been focused on aces, adverse childhood experiences that include community violence, community violence abuse, separation, and loss, so when i see a need for healing in the community and myself, i think about how those experiences impact mental health and how they impact educational outcomes for our children. in my arch, i found people with these high levels of adverse childhood experiences are at higher

steve mcqueen movie le mans with a famous car with a pedigree that could become the most expensive porschef classic cars are the jeeps, trucks, suvs. you see chevy blazer yesterday here at mecum, a 1974 chevy blazer sell for $64,000. you've got broncos now selling for over $70,000 so all of these young collectors that have piled into the market during the -- during the pandemic and got the bug online, they're driving these prices of these older suvs and trucks. you've got strength at the bottom and at the very top it's going to be an interesting week >> all right, robert, thank you. robert frank, beautiful cars there. we are just actually here rick santoli standing by with numbers, please. >> you know when we're having so much fun time flies who doesn't love cars, especially the '59 cadillac with the finishes july, petroleum prices on import prices up 0.1 less than expected the headline number for import prices up 0.3. we could see petroleum play a big factor there but here is where the numbers get interesting. import prices year over year up 10.2%. remember, 11.6 from a couple months ago

we are telling tenants and landlords to go online porsche up at the country and apply for this money. local governments and states, please get this money out. in 60 days -- 60 days, we may not have. we are pushing hard to make sure people apply. we keep hearing, especially locally, people are not applying. there have been barriers to people applying in those resources able to be moved. we are working out the kinks right now. host: mr. brown, how do you respond? guest: we agree with what she says. is the single most important thing you can do, to get this money into the hands of those folks that need it. i agree with the congresswoman. there are barriers to people applying. it can be intimidating for residents and small landlords. you are asking for a lot of documentation that is difficult to obtain or just makes people nervous to provide some of these things if you are a resident. you are facing all this process and its intimidating. they need to get into the community and educate people about the programs, make them comfortable and get them to apply. the grantees have to make sure th