first, a news update with rahel solomon. hi, rahel. >> good morning. what's happening at this hour draftkings is reportedly making a $20 billion offer to buy entain sports betting company sources tell cnbc the offer is mostly draftkings stock shares are up about 20% on the news draftkings is down about 7%. >>> jp morgan chase adding another fintech acquisition. cnbc also learning the bank ut bought college planning platform frank. no size of the deal. frank served more than 5 million students since it was launched in 2017. >>> home construction rebounding in august. 3.9% increase was better than expected and follows decline in july although the rise was driven by a jump in apartments being built. singly family construction continued to fall. >>> and here is another reason to start your holiday shopping a little early record backlogs of container ships waiting to unload continue to grow. 72 ships in line to dock at the ports of long beach and los angeles and some carriers are canceling voyages to allow the backlog to clear jon, now 95 days away from chr

. >>> let's get to rahel solomon >> hello, everyone here's what's happening at this hour a brief courtion on the first day of trial in the paris terror attacks when the main suspect shouted at the judge that he and the other suspects are being treated like dogs he has refused to speak to invss gators about his part. >>> in idaho a hospital has turned its biggest conference room into a space to accommodate 22 patients. the hospital is one of several in the state that have implemented crisis standards of care to deal with record numbers of covid patients. >>> idaho is not the only state with covid levels at an all-time high and president biden with a speech tomorrow night about covid. >>> and if covid wasn't enough to deal with, new research that the upcoming flu season could be severe a university of pittsburgh study estimates that there will be as many as 600,000 hospitalizations that is roughly triple the amount for a normal flu season kelly, back to you >> no thanks, rahel. no thanks. >> when it rains, it pours >> i'm thinking wear a mask to help with the flu. >> that's interesting.

the headlines with rahel who will son right now hi, rahel. >>> from there, and here is the cnbc newsate at this hour. the pentagon approved a request to provide 100 national guards members por the ral du in d.c. in support of the people charged in the breach of the capitol on january 6th. only used if requested by capitol police >>> the national institute of health starting a $470 million study to determine why some people have long-term symptoms after a covid infection. they hope to find ways to prevent that from happening. >>> and at the national zoo in washington, six lions and three tigers tested positive for the virus that causes covid-19 keepers became concerned when they started coughing and sneezing and weren't as active as usual they're watched closely. >>> tonight on the news 10 years after the start of the occupy wall street protest, a look at how they prompted more activism on social issues you're now up to date. back to you. >> rahel have a good weekend thank you. >>> check out the mystery chart a stock up 35% over six months hitting all-time highs we reveal the name, de

. >> very interesting rahel. i know this is fiercely debated and often falls along party lines.t happens now i mean, what's next for some of these workers or for the government that may be looking at what the impact >> i think for workers it's important to note that their states can use the relief funds to reinstate the $300 weekly benefit. president biden said so repeatedly unclear if any states will do that i think it will be interesting to see -- i know, you know, for the next jobs reports, people will be looking to see if there are any indications of this sort of leading to massive returns to work unclear. it will probably take a couple of jobs reports to see any impact, if any >> very interesting stuff rahel. i find this fascinating what's going on in the labor force in general. we are going to continue the employment conversation with ian siegel, the ceo and co-founder of job search engine ziprecruiter thank you so much for being here with us. you heard rahel's report there we may need a little bit more time to see what the immediate impact is of these extra benefits, thes

over to rahel solomon for a cnbc update rahel. >> hi, kelly >>> here is what is happening at this hourn who has been sentenced to life in prison for killing four people at massage business pleaded not guilty to four more counts of murder robert aaron long could face execution if convicted on new charges. >>> 11 people have been charged in the hazing death of adam observation, a student at virginia commonwealth university the charges come six months after he was found dead. his family says he attended a frat initiation party where he was told to drink an entire bottle of whiskey. >>> on the news, new cars will abolish fraternities and sororities at northwestern university we will have a reporter on the ground tonight at 7:00 eastern >>> and amazon is unveiling new products there's an amazon echo you can hang on a wall the company 'first smart therm stat and this. meet a home robot that puts your alexa on wheels. it can also talk to other smart devices and even up your home security by patrolling the house. astro will cost about $1,000 and be available by invite only. no release date has

over to rahel solomon for a cnbc news update. rahel. >> hi, kelly >>> leehire is what is happenin.ngs rode from 3,900 to about 21,500. while the increase is largest ever, the overall number of murders is still below the record set in the earl ae ee 90s. in philadelphia though this year's murder tally topped 400 over the weekend putting the city on track for a record number of homicides this year. on the news, more on the rise in violent crimes of all kinds in the u.s. that's tonight at 7:00 eastern >>> texas republicans releasing a first draft of the new congressional map. texas is the only state to gain two new congressional seats from last year's census the map is likely to change over the coming weeks before being sent to governor abbott for his approval >>> and strong advance bookings for new james bond movie it is said "no time to die" has the breast presales of any film since april of 2019. the movie rolls out in the u.s. next week. kelly, i imagine that wolf will be first in line to see it >> he should be in one of the film at this point >> agreed. >> you could do a financia

rahel, thank you very much rahel solomon.apple's chip tip ahead of anticipated iphone 13. and data centers is erwhe the action is. those stories all coming up in rapid fire right after this.q■ ♪♪ energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. >>> lrlt everybody let's catch you up on a few stories that should be on your radar this friday. it's time for a friday tech edition of rapid fire. so, here to break down the headlines, we welcome jon fortt, gina sanchez, and e na freed we are thrilled to have you guys all here let's begin with reddit. reuters is reporting that they are seeking to hire advisers for ipo. the company was valued at $10 billion in a private funding last month sources say that reddit helps value at more than $15 billion

yesterday we inadvertently said 2004 >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon and here is your cnbc news update this hour. president biden says that he has great confidence in general mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. the comment comes following a report that milley made two secret phone calls to his chinese counterpart to assure china that the u.s. would not attack the country in the wake of the january attack on the capital. portugal has vaccinated 80% becoming one of the world's most vaccinated nations around 8.2 million people are vaccinated >>> six people were shot at a cleveland liquor store, one critically hurt and three others are in serious condition they are still looking for the gunman >>> and obesity continuing to be a problem in the u.s 16 states report obesity rates of 35% according to new cdc data the number has nearly doubled since 2018 kelly, back to you >> rahel, thank you. a check on the markets recently near session highs and that's still the case the nasdaq up two-thirds of a percent. crude is one to watch. and we're keeping an eye on yields a slice mo

first a news update with rahel solomon. >>> you have a gain of about half a percent meanwhile volatility the vix is up. commodity prices are also falling. it fell briefly 3% and dipped below $70 a barrel and precious metals are posting gains the increase of energy was driven by a big drop in lumber prices and big demand by buyers, although, labor shortages are expected to continue >>> and travelers will need to prove they're fully vaccinated and they tested positive to covid-19 the rules will go into effect in early november i'll send it back to you. >> thanks, rahel. >>> don chu has some of the sharper divergences within tech. what do you think? >> we're talking about levels in the market even with today's pullback that the but the dow and s&p and nasdaq high. yes, a pullback. people are talking about the 50 manufacture day moving average all of that is in play now the divergences are starting to get more noticed because within certain parts of the market, the russell 2000 has been narrowing as of late. whether or not that continues, maybe that's a sign. same thing is happening with tra

thank you very much, rahel solomon.n this afternoon. >> the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq are in the red. we're down 171 points for the dow industrials. at the lows of the day down 230-odd points at the highs of the day we were in green, up about 28. that's the range that we're in two-thirds of a percent. oil ending the week in the red as a storm hit u.s. supplies trickle back in. you can see wti crude, $71.90. up over 3% and here are some of the day's movers "the wall street journal" reporting the deal is not imminent or finalized. state street down about 2.5% zumies announcing a share repurchase program stocks are on the move up 6% right now. barclay's reiterating its overweight faster than expected adoption of its office 365 and azure cloud services moving lower down 1.5% for more on this call and others, kelly can get the full stories on analyst upgrades and downgrades >>> the future of sports and athletic training is virtual a lot of money is flowing into startups that are transforming the industry julia boorstin tak

kelly, are you an abba fan >> now you have our attention, rahel.know is if tyler is >> i love the play >> i do, too >> i'm finding out a lot of people are closeted abba fans. >> there are some i might have heard saying it was a sign of the apocalypse >>> days after hurricane ida many still don't have power or drinking water a bill is held up in congress. the president actually visited new orleans and outlined the need for imprompts ylan >> reporter: he was warned that critical infrastructure could fail after weak ida the city is barely hanging on and biden is turning up the heat on congress to pass a bipartisan bill that could send billions to the big easy and the entire gulf coast biden said this isn't about politics and that hurricane ida didn't care whether you are republican or democrat one of the lead sponsors is bill cassidy of louisiana who has been urging his colleagues to get onboard as well highlighting $2.6 billion for pro jukts in states like like louisiana that frequently get by hurricanes over 1,600 miles were out of commission yester

you are now up to date tyler, back to you >> thank you very much, rahel. the dow coming off the boil just a bit there. now up 100 points. nothing to sneeze at just one-third of a percent it was higher earlier the nass back about half a percent, also negative let's look at treasuries and see what the yields are doing today. there you see -- let's focus on the ten year at 1.32%. so up a little bit from where it was a month and a half ago let's look at oil, shall we? it is at $70.37. higher by 65 cents or about a full percent and there you see it is not as high as it has been. and a look at rad ware it is in talks to sell itself to the private equity firm siris capital. they have reached a record, kelly, in 2021 >> it's been quite the space to watch, tyler some of the other movers shares of virgin galactic down 4% after delaying their first commercial research space mission after a third party supplier warned of a potential defect other names pulling back like rocket lab down 16%. black sky and momentus as well down another 4% today. for more on this call and

. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon, and here is your cnbc news update this hour.ed identify two more victims of the 9/11 attacks 20 years ago. one of them is dorothy morgan. she was 47 years old and lived on long island her remains weren't identified until now. at the family's request the name of the other person recently identified is not being released >>> and as the biden administration prepares to declassify some documents about the investigation, the embassy to the u.s. says it welcomes their release. the families of some victims believe the papers will include evidence saudi officials were involved in the attack the embassy says any allegation of complicity is categorically false. >>> in an event honoring labor unions, president biden says a measure of success is how working families doing >> some people started seeing the stock market and corporate profits and executive pay as the only measure for our economic growth by the way, the stock market has gone up exponentially since i've been president you haven't heard me say a word about it i'm glad it's gone u

first the news update with rahel salmon >> carl, good morning. here is the latest 332,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, slightly more than economists expected, 2.6 million people are still collecting jobless aid >>> americans did more shopping than expected last month despite concerns over the delta variant and supply chain disruptions economists expect the consumers to cut back spending but retail sales rose 0.7% in august. federal reserve chairman powell ordered staff to review the financial investment policy. the order came days after concerns over the trading activity of two regional reserve bank presidents during the pandemic >>> owners of the electric chevrolet bolt are told to park their vehicles on the top floor of parking decks and far away from other cars due to a potential fire risk. 140,000 chevy bolt evs have been recalled due to the risk of the vehicle catching fire from a battery defect you're up to date. jon, back to you >> rahel, thank you. >>> apple is down about 4% in the last five days, after its product

rahel has a round gyp.g nearly 13% today sales -- you can seize -- also a similar story to american ethe outfitter. >> down about 9% after posting disappointing second quarter results, and a weaker third quarter outlook. guys, back to you. >>> all right. rahel, thank you >> sorry, morgan >> you keep going. >>> mike santoli, my question was going to be, on this, whether in fact with these pullbacks, with some of the less encouraging reports. if we listen to what steve boland had to say, if this all would be temporary there's a will to spend. i think the market is much more consumed with staticy signals out of the supply chain, and then some of these individual concepts have an inability necessarily to preserve margins. even the chain retailers with great positive reactions to their good earnings, like best buy, they have given back some of that pop. >>> stephanie, we have your thoughts on this, especially as we talk about wage gains, the state of consumer and what all of this will look like into the holiday

metal jumped after guinea raised concerns about bauxite supplies now up to date back to you. >> >> rahel, thank you very much. >>> dom chu has a tech on some trading. >> almost a straight line down over the course of the last 10, 15 minutes or so look at the charts, bitcoin prices, we're off roughly 10% on the trading so far today about 46,000 and change, that's the level you're seeing now on bitcoin for coin metrics a lot of the price movement is happening in just about the last hour or so that in the broader context of what is happening with bitcoin so far year to date has seen at least a sharp move lower from the highs we saw earlier in the couple -- last couple of sessions at one point today, we breached over 52,000 for every particular coin we almost got to 53,000 at one point before pulling back and as you can see here, selling at 46,000 and change. now that's carrying through into other parts of the cryptocurrency sphere as well. ether prices down 11%, 12% now you can also see light coin, dogecoin, cardano and others facing pressure. dogecoin below 25 cents. and then the stocks th

first, a news update with rahel solomonants what's happening at this hour.elling cnbc stocks will lose advantage as tighter monetary policy sends interest rates higher recommending diverse across country and assets except for one. >> cash is trash don't keep it in cash. right? second, the most important thing i think that an individual investor or any investor could do is know how to diversify well, because all of those assets classes will out perform cash. >> doordash suing new york city over a law requiring delivery companies to share more customer data with restaurants including names, phone numbers and delivery addresses the company argues that would violate the privacy of its customers and make it easier for restaurants to compete against it >>> cnbc learned hiring a former amazon executive to run the investing app day-to-day operations preparing to go public expects crypto as an option but hasn't announce add laumpl date yet. nbc universal and comcast ventures investors in acorn and cnbc has a partnership with it you're up to date. jon, back to you. >>

[deep exhale] [fast upbeat music resumes] [music stops] >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon and here'sour cnbc news update. funeral services were held today in indiana for corporal um better owe sanchez he was one of the 13 u.s. service members that died during the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. >>> haitian prosecutors are asking the judge to detail the nation's prime minister over possible ties to the july assassination of the president the prime minister received two suspicious phone calls from a key suspect in the case just hours after the killing. >>> the justice department limiting the use of choke holds and no-knock warrants by federal officers the new policy comes just a little over a year after the deaths of george floyd and breonna taylor. >>> crews are working around the clock to determine why a stretch of road buckled. no injuries have been reported but residents say they have been smelling natural gas fumes in the air there for weeks. tyler, i'll send it back to you. >> that is a stunning photograph thank you, rahel. >>> let's take a market check and the dow as you can s

kathy hochul has said she will seek re-election you're up to date frank. >> thanks, rahel. >>> sharesf las vegas sands and wynn resort continue to move both stocks cut to naurlt from overweight by jp morgan. jon over to you. you're long on las vegas sands i see you as a crap table guy. >> maybe a little bit but more 21 or blackjack. the issue here of course is that china has just been doing the circular firing squad on a number of industries, frank. let's focus on these for a sec they came under fire because of what china is looking into with macau. you named two of the biggest, erwin and lvs,other than melco those are under pressure i'm long the october and january 40 calls i've written upside calls against them but as the stocks slip i basically have to at some point exercise that discipline and cut losses, because it certainly hasn't been a good week for anybody in any of those macau stocks, frank. >> jim, you own wynn added to to your position. you also got to name the game you play when you go. >> i initiated about a week and a half ago and added to it after the deluge this week

is a bit of a warning in a sense there will be bigger fallout from municipalities for these storms rahelts of the country getting drenched and hit by these storms hime and again how is that affecting their financial stability? >> it's always great to see you. and these risks are elevated they're getting bigger day by day. you pointed out all the storms that have taken place. you know, the hurricanes, the fires on the west coast. look, i think this municipal bond market is do-it-yourself market. you really need professional manage many. you need to go into the bond market and look at issuers one by one and look at the vulnerability that they have to these climate risks but also what money are they going to have to spend to defend against them because when they spend more money leverage goes up and that can weaken the credit we really think is a market you have to assess bond by bond in order to deliver preservation of capital to clients >> so there's some obvious recommendations like don't put your entire portfolio in coastal communities. what are some of the more subtle things you point

let's get a news update with rahel solomon. >>> here is what's happening this hour.visory panel is meeting today to consider whether a third shot of pfizer's covid vaccine is safe and effective for people 16 and older. if that group says yes, then the fda approves the shot it will be up to the cdc to decide when they should get it pushing to make boosters widely available but many scientists doubt it's needed. >>> the treasury department is planning on making it harder for hackers to use cryptocurrencies. >>> the house will vote next week on whether to suspend the debt limit, although it's unclear if it will be a stand alone bill or if it will be attached to a measure funding government operations. and the white house warning that if congress doesn't do something and the u.s. faults for its debts the economy could fall into a recession just as it's recovering from the pandemic jon, back to you >> thanks, rahel >>> a parallel universe where tiktok is owned by microsoft we'll consider that next and explain after the break. "techcheck" is back in two jerry is here! j! m

that's tonight at 7:00 eastern back to you. >> rahel, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, the firstt for evergrande, whose debt crisis is about two days away. we have the latest in the saga and where investors should fear contagion risk >>> the details of the latest jpmorgan acquisition are next on "the exchange. stay with us >>> welcome back, everybody. after yesterday's big sell-off stocks are sitting in a holding pattern today. you have the fed decision on one hand coming tomorrow you also have the first of two bond interest payments deadlines for china's evergrande the street is widely expecting evergrande to miss the payment eu eunice yoon is in beijing with the latest. >> reporter: thanks. kelly. evergrande is planning to boost confidence in the company. in a letter for the staff from the mid autumn holiday said evergrande will walk out of its darkest moment very soon and resume full scale construction of property projects as soon as possible however, he didn't explain how smp said it doesn't believe a rescue will come in the form of direct support from beijing. the rating age

now a program from amazon helps train americans for the tech jobs of the future here's cnbc's rahel solomonust needed a change in my life i was just stuck at home and wondering what else could i do besides coding. >> reporter: for mom lynnette, covid made her realize she wanted a new job, one that still allowed her to be with her young son, kendrick, as much as possible. >> i just want to be right there for him at all times. >> reporter: she hoped to learn cloud computing so she went back to school, enrolling in a program at central georgia technical college in partnership with amazon web services. >> now is the time to upskill and reskill talent we're doing that in collaboration with community colleges, which, you know, we have to look at it differently we have to meet people where they're at that's why the community colleges have truly been the anchor of allowing us to reach those students. >> reporter: she first learned about the aws program scrolling the internet late at night she felt it was the only way to grow professionally. >> i just seen that the world was changing, that jobs were

. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon and here is our cnbc news at this hour in louisville, kentucky, one child has been killed and two others injured in a drive-by shooting at a school bus stop. police are asking with anybody in the area with a video camera for possible clues the search for the motive and who was behind the shooting is tonight at 7:00 eastern. the epa considering big cuts to the biofuel blending requirements that's according to reuters and the proposal would be a big win for the fuel demand during the pandemic r. kelly says he will not take the stand in his sex trafficking trial. the defense is expected to rest its case this afternoon clearing the way for the start of closing arguments. and the lone winning ticket for last night's mega-millions drawing for this year's rockefeller center it is worth $432 million it is up to $490 million for tonight's drawing. scott, i'll send to back to you. >> thank you, rahel solomon. >> the stock of the day and shares are plunging to cut the outlook. steve weiss owns it and that's why he's calling in and the first earnings missed i

julia, back to you >> thank you, rahel. >>> and verizon and the nfl announcing a ten-year partnership to use 5g to power tech adoption throughout the league also naming verizon an official tech partner of the nfl. with verizon 5g ultra wide band now available in 25 stadiums for the season that kicks off today this partnership aims to improve the fan experience in the stadium and at home as these partners build out more capabilities such as augmented reality. i spoke with nfl commissioner roger goodell and verizon ceo hans vestberg. take a listen. >> it is all about innovation and making the experience for our fans better. so speed and quality of the data and information that comes out of our stadium is a critical component to that. and so it not only makes the experience for our fans better in the stadium, but also at home, and on the go, and, of course, it makes our game better because all those analytics are used by our teams. >> this is not a platform for innovation as roger said, a plat for innovation, for fans in the stadium and when you're at home. and that is also a platform fo

kelly, back to you >> rahel solomon, thank you. >>> up next we get back to the big apple event. have all the details and our panel weighs in. apple shares coming off session lows we're back in a moment [crowd cheering] how's sanchez looking? with your qb's increased spin rate, any pass with a launch angle of at least 43 degrees puts sanchez in the endzone. you a data analyst or something? an investor in invesco qqq. a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations like ai statistical analysis software. how am i gonna do? become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. ♪♪ . >>> welcome back, everybody. got some news from the apple event on the watch and the ipad mini let's go to josh lipton for the latest and greatest. josh >> so, kelly's apple's announcing those products fast and furious. coo jeff williams on stage unveiling the watch. he is discussed as a possible successor to tim cook some day watch series 7 here, longest display yet, 20% more screen area, new case with rounded borders, new watch faces, the most durable watch yet, water resistant, all day battery life, c

. >>> tow to rahel solomon for a cnbc update this hour. >> here's what's happening at this hour.epartment is expected to announce that it will sue texas over its new strict abortion law. attorney general merrick garland is holding a news conference to announce a civil rights case more than 100,000 microsoft employees will not be going back to the office early next month the company is indefinitely delaying their return citing the uncertainty of covid some other large tech companies including amazon, google and facebook have already delayed their reopenings until next year >>> and a new study says that the number of covid deaths and cases in nursing homes last year is far higher than what's been confirmed by the federal government the study suggests that more than 118,000 nursing home residents died of covid last year it's about 30% of the national total. researchers say the difference is because nurse, homes aren't actually required to report cases and deaths until may of last year. >>> and on the news, president biden's new covid plan appears to be far more reaching than expecte

back to you, scott. >> thank you very much, rahel solomon. let's bring in anthony scaramucci managing partner at skybridge capital, the host at the salt conference, the first you've had in new york. thanks for having us. >> great you were great this morning with scott gottlieb. thank you. it was great. >> gottlieb, i told him on the stage, i said you being here is as much the good housekeeping seal of approval as anything it speaks to the risk of putting a conference like this on right now in new york. >> so over the summer there was a debate about doing it. and obviously we talked to scott. i appreciate your introduction, frankly. he laid out a protocol and procedure that he thought would make us healthy and safe and we implemented that procedure textbook of course we won't know for a few dayshow these things work. but we had strict regimen of vaccine mandates at the javits center we have to live with covid you asked scott that question today. is it with us? he said it is. we have to figure out a way back to normal lives but following a heal

julia, back to you. >> thanks, rahel. >>> netflix shares on the move falling more than 1% coming offthe first ever fan event on saturday giving users a look at over 70 new series and films to come the next guest says while the event was jam packed with clips and teasers to keep fans excited, there were notably very few new announcements. with us now is bank of america nat shindler, thanks for joining us, i guess my question to you is why do you think it is so important to netflix to do something like that, like that big of an event it hosted on saturday to connect with fans? >> thank you for having me i think that this event was important for netflix just to highlight the difference between it and other services that are out there. the amount of content that netflix has is really unparalleled and with other services highlighting new content such as disney, showing off marvel content that really isn't going to be around for months to even years, netflix has to highlight, this is a huge amount of content that they're showing, that probably, with the vast majority, it is coming in the n

neutral saying they don't like the uncertainty for more on that call head to cnbc.com/pro >>> now to rahelon for a cnbc news upset. >> here's the latest convicted murderer and former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has pleaded not guilty in a separate civil rights case. it involves a 2017 encounter with a black teenager. he used a similar restraint on george floyd this is the second federal arraignment for derek chauvin this week. for more on the charges he's facing, tune in to "the news" tonight with shepard smith >>> north korea has successfully launched ballistic missiles from a train for the first time an official said the rail system is an efficient counterstrike measure. >>> the madoff victim fund has distributed another $568 million to victims in total $3.7 billion has been distributed to nearly 40,000 victims. >>> and mass mutual will pay $4 million in overalling its social media policies as part of a settlement with massachusetts regulators over posts made by its employees who fwere online s roaring kitty. >> so his employer got in trouble, rahel >> apparently. >> wow int

. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon. for the first time since allied troops withdrew from afghanistan, a commercial passenger jet has taken off from kabul. some 200 foreigners including americans were on board. the flight marks a significant breakthrough in the bumpy coordination between the u.s. and afghanistan's new taliban rulers and on "the news," what the flight says about negotiation with the taliban and what more flights might happen, tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> amazon says it will now pay for its workers' college tuition, books, and fees amazon is adding education programs for data center management, i.t., and user experience and research design >>> and sotheby's has landed one of the largest art consignments in years it will be auctioning the mackloe collection of modern art. they expect to bring in $6 million. scott, back to you >> rahel, thank you. >>> bryn, you have an addition to a stock you already held, and that is coinbase why did you add more >> i've talked about the stock before i own the stock, i

full coverage at 7:00 eastern. >> rahel solomon, thank you very much energy, it's the best performingtor of the year has been red-hot lately as oil and natural gas prices posed strong monthly gains for more on how to make money in that space right now and where it's all going from here and we are joined by one of the most successful commodity traders ever is america fisher good to see you, fish. welcome back >> scott, how are you? >> i'm good. let's take a look at nat gas first because that's what everyone seems to be talking about. 553-ish in that range. sharif suki who founded shaunih. i'm sure you know him. he told cramer he thinks it could peak at six. what do you think? >> first, i don't think that natural gas will go off the board a month from now cheaper than when october went off october went off the board around 585 so since winter has not started yet i would be hard pressed to how november will go off no matter what happens during this month. i think if the price is only going to go to $6 that's based on an early, cold winter and people freak out here like they freaked out i

you're now up-to-date, scott, back to you. >> appreciate it rahel solomon.dline passed with no word on whether it made an interest rate payment. it has a grace period before going into default for more we are joined by avenue capital's marc lasry and was one of evergrande's bondholders. it's good to see you. >> it's a pleasure thank you for having me. >> i thought of you with this story because i think of distress and i think of big companies like that and somebody like you probably own debt, and it turns out you did. >> we did. yeah so first, i want to apologize. i'm meeting with senator widen and i'm at cowen's offices and they put me in their studio. i know this is the cowen logo behind me and i'm happy to talk about evergrande wherever you want. >> senator widen, maybe you'll have insight into big infighting and everything else. we can talk about that later, however. >> i do want to know what your position is right now in evergrande, if any, and you can give me a little bit of history there. >> sure, look, when we look at evergrande, we've been being loo

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon and here is our cnbc news update at this hour president bideng the united nations general assembly to work together to battle climate change, covid and human right abuses, but he also warned against a new standoff between world super powers. >> we will stand up for our allies and our friends and oppose attempts by stronger countries that dominate weaker ones whether through changes to territory by force, economic coercion, exploitation or misinformation, but we're not seeking, say it again, we are not seeking a new cold war or a world divided in the rigid blocks >> and on the news how biden's speech will play in the heartland where one poll shows that his support is plunge, that's tonight at 7:00 eastern. a suspension of the federal debt limit through the end of next year the republicans say they will vote against it and the man who shot the video of rodney king's brutal traffic stop in 1991 has tied the images recorded by george holliday sparked nationwide outrage of police brutality. he died of pneumonia after contracting covid-19 and he was n

solomon for the cnbc news update rahel. >> hi, kelly >>> here is what is happening at this hour.ricane sam may be offshore, but forecasters say that the storm could bring life threatening waves and rip currents to the east coast this weekend. hurricane watchers are keeping an eye on the storm which is packing sustained winds of 130 miles per hour >>> a new poll from the associated press finds that unvaccinated americans are planning more travel and heading back to gyms and churches, and at the same time more than one in three vaccinated adults over 50 are very or extremely worried that they or a family member will become infected that number has roughly doubled since june >>> in slovenia thousands protesting tough anti-covid measures in the small european country. riot police fired tear gas and water cannons to control the crowd. they have suspended the use of the johnson & johnson vaccine following the death of a 20 year old who received a shot. >>> on the news, backlash from youtube, deleting posts and accounts with anti-vaccine content. that's tonight at 7:00 eastern kelley, b

oar up to date brian, back to you. >>> yeah, we need to send many some of the rain we had here rahel how west to washington state and california, help out the hard working firefighters. thank you very much. >>> all right. well shares of netflix hitting another new all-time high today. the first new high since january. now, if you watched yesterday's show -- i know you did -- joe terranova announced at the top of the show he bought it today citigroup maybe because of joe, raises the price target to 595. one of your calls of the day tiffany, degas, you both own it. pete, we'll start with you, you bought some calls i think today, por a couple of hours ago. >> yeah, a couple hours ago, sully. it's really interesting, because this is a name since it was 529 we started to see bullish activity flowing into this name. so this has been a great run for a while. those expired. now all of a sudden today we get the buyer of 600 strike calls. it has to manufacture in a short time but that's what it does. moves rapidly. i'd rather be in the calls because i know the performance in the last couple we

rahel solomon. it is one of the must-watch nfl games of the season. tom brady's return to new england this sunday night as the bucs take on the patriots and joining us now for a preview is nbc's al michaels who will be announcing the game. good to see you as always. you talk about broadcasting gold, al >> no question about it, but first, scott, i have to say every time i'm on the show the dow is down 4 00 points and i ca put the cabash on the market. >> i'll make sure everyone knows you're coming on. >> and lee cooperman, that was a tremendous interview. >> thank you >> this is fantastic we knew this was coming because every four years the afc eefrt meets the nfc south, so we knew this was out there, and it was pre-determined that that was going to be the matchup and we didn't know if we would get it or fox would get it on monday night and we knew it would be a regional game. i can't think of in 36 years of doing the nfl in primetime, i can't think of a more anticipated game, certainly a regular season game and it will be crazy in foxboro sunday night

. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon. here is our cnbc news at this hour defense secretary lloyd austin going before the senate defending the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan he says it will be difficult, but possible to contain extremist threats without troops on the ground there, and at that same hearing the top u.s. military officer explaining why he call his chinese counterpart twice near the end of the trump administration to tell him that no u.s. attack was being considered general mark milley said he was responding to, quote, concerning intelligence reports that china was worried and did not go around civilian officials and on the news, full analysis of the afghanistan hearings and where the taliban are now banning women. that's tonight at 7:00 eastern >> the gunman who killed five people at a newspaper in maryland has been sentenced to more than five life sentences without a chance of parole jared ramos told a state psychiatrist he would kill more people if he were ever released. >> and in ontario canada, 30 of th

i'm rahel who will month and here is news update adds hour.he fda appear cdc are reportedly asking the white house to scale back or delay its plans to offer covid vaccine boosters to the general public later this month they're asking for more time to look at test results and also want stronger dat data from moderna for its shot new jersey governor says the death toll from flooding caused by ida now increased by 2 to 25. with the number of people reported missing police go door to door in some areas looking for possible victims. >>> and tonight on the news a at 7:00 p.m. eastern new york city looks asset new evacuation procedures after several people drowned in basement apartments. >>> and disney says it's new marvel movie and the ledge of the ten rings brought in almost $9 million for preview screenings yesterday compared to just over $13 million for the black widow preview. unlike black widow it will only be shone in theaters to start. >> rahel, thank you very much. >>> back now as promised to some of the investment committee moves. got time

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "halftime report"" i'm rahel solomon and here is your cnbc newshour four former minneapolis police officers, including derek chauvin pleading not guilty on federal charge stemming from the death of jornl floyd the four men were indicted by a federal grand jury in may for allegedly deprive floyd of rights and ton on the news with shepard smith looking at one of the questions in the case. will the officers be tried together or separately >>> a group of eight senate democrats unveiling a reworked voting rights bill after reaching a compromise with senator joe margin the proposed legislation could be brought up for vote as early as next week all 50 democrats need to be joined by ten republicans for the bill to move forward. >>> and then france about 200 health care workers protesting outside the health ministry in paris average authorities said starting wednesday health workers needed proof of covid vaccination or risk suspension from work. you're now up to state scott, back to you. >> rahel solomon thank youdome chu has a market flash on the casino n

it's time now for a cnbc news update with rahel solomon. >> here's what's happening at this hour. dallas where an explosion caused by a natural gas leak partially collapsed an apartment building seven people were injured including two firefighters who are in critical condition. they were investigating the leak when the explosion happened. >>> premiums will be falling next year from any medicare advantage and prescription drug plans. the average medicare advantage plan will cost $19 a month in 2022 that's more than $2 less than this year. >>> tickets for the beijing winter games will only be sold to people from mainland china. beijing organizers say that their focus on keeping the olympics safe. athletes and other participants must prove that they are fully vaccinated or quarantine for three weeks ahead of the games >>> and in london royal fans of the new james bond movie, prince charles and prince william and their wives camilla and kate and cast and crew at the world premiere of "no time to die. it is the 25th bond movie and it's finally making its debut after being delayed three

boorstin with jon fortt former doj antitrust chief joining us in a moment first, get a news update with rahelon. >> good morning. what's happening at this hour. surprise acceleration. rising to 59.9 despite ongoing supply chain problems the private sector added fewer jobs than expected in august saying companies added only 374,000 people to their payrolls, compared to the 600,000 expected >>> campbell's soup giving back more than half of this morning's gains. stock up less than 2% surging on strong future profits, although full year guidance below forecast. >>> and i hate to say it toilet paper sales jumping again. "wall street journal report"ing procter & gamble, maker of charmin, running factories around the clock to try to keep up with demand and limiting shipments to some businesses julia, feels a bit lie deja vu l here we are again. >> all over again. >>> yesterday south korean parliament approving a bill banning google and apple's app stores from developers to only use their payment systems. this at the heart of what epic games and other active developers here in the u.s. are fighting f

moment we will have some interviews with ceos of pager duty and mongodb but first a news update with rahel. >> good morning. president biden admits that he is disappointed the august jobs report showed a 235,000 increase in nonfarm payrolls and says that more needs to be done to fight the delta variant and thinks that the nation's economic recovery is durable and strong. >> while i know some wanted to see a larger number today and so did i we have seen a continued growth it is not just that i have added more jobs than any first-year president -- in the first year of any president, it is that we have added jobs in every single one of my first seven job reports >>> sources tell david favre that the board of kansas southern will talk merger in response to regulatory problems with the current plan to be acquired by canadian national for $34 billion. canadian pacific offered to pay $31 billion. >>> chevron's management met with the same activist firm that won seats on exxonmobil's board and david favor said they met with many other oil companies and not expected to make chevron a next target. i

. >>> time now for a cnbc news update with rahel solomon. >> here's what's happening about 90 minutessident biden is scheduled to be joined virtually by british prime minister boris johnson, and australian prime minister scott morrison they're announcing what's being called a national security initiative dom dominic raab is -- the federal trade commission signaling that it's going to start taking a closer look at small mergers involving large tech firms it released a study showing that between 2010 and 2020, alphabet, amazon, apple facebook and microsoft were involved in hundreds of $1 million plus transactions that didn't have to be reported to the ftc because their value was below the disclosure threshold set by congress. >>> the world's oldest male gorilla in captivity has covid it has confirmed that ozzie is infected 60 years old, and weighs 350 pounds 18 of the zoo's 20 gorillas have tested positive and are getting treatment. there's no evidence that the gorillas can infect humans but apparently they may have been infected by a human at the zoo guys, we'll send it back to you all

i'm rahel solomon and here is your cnbc news update this hour. >>> three police officers and two paramedics indicted on charges including manslaughter for the 2019 death of elijah maclean. a 911 caller said he looked suspicious they put him in a chokehold and injected him with a sedative as he pleaded i'm just different, that's all >>> one student has been injured after a shooting at a high school students are reunited with their parents but no arrests yet >>> in an effort to ease the housing crunch the white house says the biden administration will create and sell 100,000 affordable homes the next three years. it will use existing funds >>> and they just grow up so fast, don't they giant panda twins born in june spending time away from their mother in a spacious crib. they weigh over 8 pounds each. their eyes are open. doctors say they don't know and zoo keepers don't know if the pandas can see well enough to identify objects which sort of feels like me in the morning before i put my contacts in. >> technically my eyes are open but i'm not sure what i'm looking at >> they seem pretty good

sara, time for a cnbc news update right now with rahel solomon. >> a top u.s. general now admits that a drone strike that killed ten civilians in kabul late last month is what he calls a tragic mistake. a pentagon investigation revealing that it's unlikely any islamic state militants were killed because the wrong car was hit. officials had originally acknowledged civilian deaths, but insisted that it could stop militants who planned the attack the city's airport with a car bomb a 2-1 decision a panel of north carolina judges has struck down sththat state's voter i.d. law the law was designed to discriminate against black voters the dissenting judge says that conclusion is based on speculations and conjectures >>> a school board in wisconsin has voted to require mask wearing in classrooms for students, teachers, and staff. the mandate follows the death of a 13-year-old boy who was diagnosed with covid, although the medical examiner's office has not made an official ruling yet. >>> and brazilian soccer legend pele is back in an intensive care unit. espn brazil sa

. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon and here is your cnbc news update this hour. special counsel looking into how the government investigated possible russian meddling in the 2016 election is close to indicting a democratic lawyer. nbc news reports that he will be accused of making a false statement to the fbi when he passed along suspicions about supposed secret communications between the trump campaign and russia those concerns were later found to be unfounded. his lawyer says he did not commit a crime >>> louisiana state university is unenrolling students who have not shown proof of vaccination as required by the school. "jeopardy" announcing a new host they will rotate on the syndicated version that will continue until the end of the year as the producers decide on a permanent replacement. >>> and once again piers morgan working for rupert murdoch he has signed a deal to host a show on a new british channel being launched by the murdoch media empire morgan left itv after controversy comments about meghan markle. you are now up to date >>> thank you very much.

i'm rahel solomon.taliban leaders say they've captured panjshir, giving the taliban full control of afghanistan the u.s. now averaging 164,000 new covid cases and 1,500 deaths each day, domestic flight bookings are down around 16% for the labor day weekend, compared to 2019. still enough for long lines at airports like this one in charlotte, north carolina. >>> and as president biden prepares to tour the area, electricity should be restored to new orleans by next week. they say 25,000 workers from 40 states are working to fix 14,000 damaged poles and 2,000 broken transformers eamon, back to you >> thank you for that. >>> a quick check on the markets following today's weaker than expected jobs report any close in the green for the s&p, another record high right now we're looking at the dow down a little bit but not too much the s&p up a little bit. everything just basically in a flat range lots of action in the commodities markets. gold, silver, platinum, palladium. oil posting gains for the week and clo