the host of the ramsey show and author of baby steps for millionaires, dave ramsey is here.re people with real economic challenges. have you noticed that on your show and in your life people are feeling it again? >> absolutely they are feeling it. when you take electricity and have it up 15%, that's a big deal. electric test is largely created by fossil fuels. the shortage of fossil fuels is driving the price up. the inflation is not just coming from randomly electricity costs more. there is a reason for that. if you are facing your electric bill being cut off. let's back up. we have to make sure an income coming in. if you don't, pick up a and piece some money together. take care of your four walls first. food is first, utilities are second. most people can cover both of those. then cover your rent and then cover your transportation. we would put clothing in there, but you probably have enough clothes. food, shelter, food, clothing, you do those before netflix or but sign for whatever. you do those before you do anything else. and so if you prioritize your utilities at the

ramsey was released on bond on sunday.not commented on the arrest. >>> get ready for a spike in your electric bill. dan liebermann has those stories and more in today's "moneywatch" report. >> stocks closed higher on monday ahead of the federal reserve's two-day policy meeting slated to kick off today. the dow is up 197 points. the nasdaq added 86 points. the s&p 500 gained 26 points. >>> heating and electric bills are set to surge this winter. the average household will pay some 17% more to heat their home while electricity bills are expected to rise about 7.5% from last year. russia's war in ukraine and the hotter than normal sumner the u.s. is setting the price higher. >>> the chain family dollar is recalling dozens of products such as colgate toothpaste, mouth washes, as well as condoms and pregnancy tests. they were stored at incorrect temperatures. there have been no known issues. the products were shipped from may to june to a number of stores in 11 states. >>> starbucks announced it's ending covid-19 pay for sick w

a few hours ago beyond meat announced it suspended ramsey.didn't respond to cnbc's request for comment. >>> a massive explosion in chicago sent eight people to the hospital part of the building collapsed according to the fire department it came from the fourth floor. chicago's deputy fire commissioner said eight people hospitalized have everything from severe burns to other traumatic injuries no word yet on the cause atf and the chicago pd bomb unit still investigating. >>> climate disasters around the world are becoming more frequent, more severe and more expensive. last year and the year before commissioner said eight people hospitalized have everything from severe burns to other traumatic injuries no word yet on the cause atf and the chicago pd bomb unit still investigating. >>> climate disasters around the world are becoming more frequent, more severe, and morer tota expensive. last year and the year before, u.s. insurers paid out $176 billion for natural disasters alone. that's according to the american property casualty insurance associ

the 53-year-old ramsey charged with third-degree battery.t, he had spent three decades at tyson foods overseeing the pulte and, of course, mcdonald's -- poultry and, of course, mcdonald's buzzes. -- businesses. losing 5.7% right now. and here is a disturbing story as well. charter communications is now touching an 18 month low after "the wall street journal" report a texas judge has ordered the cable company to pay $1.15 billion in damages for the murder of one of its customers. in july a jury held that charter was responsible for the 2019 robbery and murder of a texas grandmother by one of its technicians. and awarded punitive damages of $7 billion to the victim's family. ed today's judgment lowers that number, as i said, to just over $1 billion. but still the stock is selling off. charter had said it would night, but we don't know exactly what's going to happen from now. charter down 2.6%. >>> change health care rallying at this hour after a federal judge ruled against the justice department's antitrust the challenge of united health care'

bella ramsey is birdy. that's a nickname. she is a teenager. she's a vibrant spirit. we first meet her, you know, rolling in mud and causing chaos. everything's fine until her father, played by andrew scott, realises that he's run out of money. here's a clip. disrupting cottage raisings. causing mischief in the village. who stole my chickens? and listening through doors i should not listen through. well, how has this happened? after all, you're paid - to prevent things like this. in essence, my lord, you have ignored me. you have spent profligately and without censure. nonsense. i can't have spent so much. give me one example of... ..of an expense notl strictly necessary for the survival of my family. really? my tiger has arrived. it's dead. the travel was harsh from siberia, my lord. just sleeping, but not breathing. perhaps some water? so, he bought a tiger, one of the essentials of life. so having run out of money, he decides that what he has to do is to marry birdy to somebody who has money into a whole bunch of beardy and horrible suitors. he doesn't want to. he

bella ramsey is birdy. that's her nickname. she is a teenager. she's a vibrant spirit.rst meet her, you know, rolling in mud and causing chaos. everything's fine until her father, played by andrew scott, realises that he's run out of money. here's a clip. disrupting cottage raisings. causing mischief in the village. and listening through doors i should not listen through. well, how has this happened? after all, you're paid - to prevent things like this? in essence, my lord, you have ignored me. you have spent properly and without censure. nonsense. i can't have spent so much. give me one example of... ..of an expense notl strictly necessary for the survival of my family. really? my tiger has arrived. it's dead. the travel was harsh from siberia, my lord. it'sjust sleeping. it's not breathing, you fool. perhaps some water? so, he bought a tiger, one of the essentials of life. so having run out of money, he decides that what he has to do is to marry birdy to somebody who has money, enter a whole bunch of beardy and horrible suitors. he doesn't want to. he loves his daught

this is obviously a story we're following very closely so juliette kayyem and charles ramsey, hope you don't go too far in case we need your updates. thanks so much >>> so obviously labor day marks the end of a busy summer travel season. hopefully the start to an easier time for travelers. more than 12 million are expected to travel through the skies this labor day weekend. let's take you now to reagan national airport and the mayor of dca. cnn's pete muntean who is live for us. this summer has been marred by cancellations and cancellations. how does it look today? >> so far so good. i just checked flight aware. we just crossed the 900 delay mark but only 65 flights have been cancelled which is pretty miniscule when you consider the 45,000 flights that have been cancelled in the u.s. since june 1st. also notable, there are no faa-imposed ground delays or ground stops right now. so this should be a pretty easy day for travel, although the day is still pretty young. take into consideration that there's been so much pressure on the airlines that have been struggling with the staffing shor

ramsey and beyond meat have not responded to cnbc's request for comment.l >> thanks very much. >> two weeks now since apple unveiled the iphone 14 models and investors, analysts, all trying to gauge what demand is like lead times online remain a bit elevated and it seems like the high end more expensive pro models are more in demand. let's dive in with morgan stanley's apple analyst, eric. good to see you again are lead times really instructive at this stage? >> carl, thank you for having me on this morning. so they are instructive. again, we're looking for as many early data points on demand as possible and something we can all do is track lead times again, the time between ordering a phone and getting that phone delivered. and the answer is they are elevated right now iphone 14 pro max lead times are almost 45 days iphone 14 pro lead times are almost 37 days both of those are records across all models launched in the last six years. at this point in the cycle and so there's a lot to go i don't want us to get ouver ou skis, but yes, lead times are very in

arka a say another driver made contact with a front wheel on ramsey's ford bronco.seye contac got out, started punching the other driver and then bit the man in the nose, ripping flesh, the driver and another witness edy ramsey also threatened to kill that man. man t records indicate ramsey was arrested and released sunday at eleven thousand dollars bond. he's scheduled was arrd and re n court next month. beyond meets shares hit a 52 week low this week as inflationk soars, customers are apparently not willing to pay for beyond meets higher priced items. laura , matt , you did that.: mt read perfectly, without even cracking a smile. you're amazing, matt . ithoutgood to see you tonight. all right. president biden approved a little covered executiven co order last week on something called advancing biotechnology and bio manufacturing innovation. advancitechfor a sustainable, d secure american biotech economy . that's a mouthful. now, inside the order, you find this, the secretary of agriculture shall submit a report assessing how to use biotechnology and bio manufactur

witnesses told police they heard ramsey threaten to kill people who hit him. he bit the owner of the other car's nose ripping the flesh right off the tip. he has been chief operating officer of beyond meat, before that he spent more than 30 years at tyson foods beyond meats announced he suspended ramsey he didn't respond to cnbc's request for comment. >>> massive explosion this morning in chicago sent eight people to hospitals. it happened at an apartment building in the city's west side part of the building collapsed according to the chicago fire department, the blast appeared to come from the fourth floor. you can see debris from the explosion scattered all over the street chicago's deputy fire commissioner said eight people hospitalized have everything from severe burns to other traumatic injuries no word yet on the cause atf and the chicago pd bomb unit still investigating. >>> climate disasters around the world are becoming more frequent, more severe, and more expensive. last year and the year before, u.s. insurers paid out $176 billion for natural disast

the coo of beyond meet, doug ramsey was arrested and charged for allegedly biting a man's knows after a college football game. this is how local media went down. in a parking garage and ramsey punches the back windshield of this subaru, the subaru driver gets out, they make contact and ramsey continues to punch him and punch him and punch him and rip the flesh off the tip of his nose according to that report. stuart: he is from beyond meet. there is irony to that, is there not? there you go. papa john's. what is the story? >> down 2.5%, the price target was lowered from 120, to $100, this is what the analyst says, they consider papa john same-store sales falling 4%. is $35. lauren: it cost $35. i wish, pepperoni and other things but nothing fancy, that is ridiculous. this is supposed to be a chip week 8. stuart: change healthcare, what is the story? lauren: up 7%. a judge has denied antitrust contempt to stop united healthcare's plans to change healthcare for $8 billion so over the winter the department of justice said this is a major antitrust concern. they will raise prices and the

ramsey lewis was 87 years old.dary french film maker jean luc godard died today at his home in switzerland. jeffrey brown has this remembrance. >> the are carol tribune. -- "new york herald tribune." jeffrey: the jump cuts, the unconventional camera work and storytelling, the 1960 movie "breathless" helped usher in a bold new and influential style of filmmaking. and made director jean-luc godard one of cinema's great innovators. beginning in the late 1950's and into the 60's, he and other young filmmakers, including francois truffaut, became known as the french new wave. godard made a string of movies that often drew from his past heroes, such as alfred hitchcock, but created a new aesthetic that influenced generations of directors to come. >> [speaking french] jeffrey: martin scorcese called godard's 1963 "contempt", starring brigitte bardot, one of his favorite films of all time, and referred to godard as among "the great modern visual artists of cinema." quentin tarantino compared him to bob dylan, saying, "they

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authorities say doug ramsey attacked a man who was trying to inch in front of him in a parking garage after the university of arkansas football game that man's car made contact with the ramseys vehicle. and that's one allegedly this assault occurred. ramsey, who is the chief operating officer for beyond meat is charged with felony battery and making a terrorist threat. he was released sunday after posting more than $11,000 bail. but news you can use right there as we take our live look here at a cruise ship here in the embarcadero. people are enjoying their vacations here in san francisco. and our meteorologist kyla grogan is here now to look at the forecast. still tracking hurricane fiona. do you think it's going to make its way to up the coast of florida like what's going to happen states? it is going to track north, but it is looking like it's going to stay away from the coast. it might encounter land and maritime, canada out and maybe part likes nova scotia and that but >> take a look at it here. it's an impressive storm. it's huge. and right now it's sitting right over turks and

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ramsey apparently got upset at another driver that tried to inch in front of him in the parking garagehe situation escalated fast, which is unusual since escalators are so slow. that was funny. police say ramsey punched the other driver but the poor man -- bit the poor man's notices ripping flesh off. reminds me of twister night at bret baier's office. he was arrested for felony battery and making a terroristic throat and has to face the judgment of his vegan co-workers for eating meat. tyrus i want to ask you a question about this because you deal in an aggressive area of sport and it's like why does -- like why do -- what does being in a car amplify and speed up the response to violence? like if there's no space between your feeling and what happens next, it is alike, you know, in that good fell as scene where he hops out of the car and beats up the guy with a gun. everybody's like that in a car and you can't stop it until it's over. >> tyrus: and it's not just men it's women, too, because i learned all my cuss words from sitting next to my mom and pretty much everyone's a racist [bl

authorities say doug ramsey attacked a man who was trying to inch in front of him in a parking garagey after the university of arkansas football game. >> that man's car made contact with ramsey's vehicle. and that's when the nose biting allegedly occurred. ramsey, who is the chief operating officer for beyond meat is charged with felony battery and making a terrorist threat. he was released sunday after posting more than $11,000 bail. well, the social media app tiktok is now the number one search engine used by gen z. usually people use google to search for something gen z heads to tick tok's search feature to find what they need. but a study from newsguard says one in 5 tiktok videos actually contains misinformation. that study looked at the top 20 search results with various news topics like the election vaccines, the russia-ukraine war and news guard found tiktok uses biased search term. so if you are going to take talk for a little bit of info, just be sure you take it with a grain of salt. i think that's all the time we've got here. time shift things over to olivia horton. 4 live

beyond meat did not respond to multiple requests for comment from cnbc, nor has ramsey. plant-based meat company in december, coming there from three decades at tyson food he oversee poultry and its mcdonald businesses. ethan brown touted his experiences with those brands as they were set to lean farther into chicken as well as its planet partnership with pepsi. the stock, as we said, is down over 70% this year and about the same amount since ramsey came on board in december. quite a story there. we'll wait to hear any response from the company >> and you've got to remember, somebody got hurt. somebody got bit and punched, apparently kate rogers, thank you >> thank you >>> coming up, more on t markets here dow is down 471. we're back after this. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just connect your business. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even smarter. we call this enterprise intelligence. hey! if we want to build the future, w

he made contact with the front wheel on ramsey's ford bronco.ching the man, and then bid his nose, ripping flesh. he also threatened to kill that man reportedly. he was arrested and released sunday on $11,000 bond and will appear in court next month. shares of his company hit a 52 52-week low, customers are not willing to pay for beyond meat's is higher priced items. >> hannity: matt, you did that read perfectly without even cracking a smile. you're amazing. president biden covered an executive order on something called advancing biotech technology and biotech innovation for a sustainable, safe, and secure bio economic situation. assessing how to use biotechnology and bio manufacturing by improving sustainability and land resources and cultivating food resources. sounds like the government encroaching on more farmland here. joining us is wesley smith from the american center for human exceptionalism. you can also be concerned here that this could become another front in the culture wars, explain that. >> biotechnology is the most powerful innova

whom i agree even the center for the study of constitution regionalism in san diego not like michael ramsey has written a little bit about this. probably there would need to be more work done on the litigation side and study to make that strong claim. >> interesting. thank you for the answer. i will offer the opportunity to panelist, any cross questions you have for one another? along these lines, i guess i'll throw in a question, you had mentioned the vaccine mandate in the obvious major question could you speak to jonathan's criticism of the major questions doctrine concerning major from minor is a real methodological killer. >> it's a problem but the lies full of doctrines where the boundaries are fuzzy reasonable search and seizure and unreasonable like or many areas of law were something like feasibility is standard. while i think the court can and should do more to explicate where this boundary between the major in the minor i think there are many cases where it's pretty clear whether it's major or not. i think osha vaccine mandate case is clear where it's major, the nationwide evicti

ramsey and beyond meat have yet to respond for comment from cnbc. >>> tom cruise and sandra bullock areaccusing paramount out of millions of dollars they are saying they are missing out cause of the deal saying they get less from the cable channel than other studios do in similar deals. >>> apple is rolling out an update to the operating system to fix issues. to fix issues. the fix for i0 it takes a village to support society and businesses have a responsibility s 16 ove it takes a village to support that village. shake. "worldwide exchange" is back after this i am peter akwaboah, chief operating officer for technology, operations and firm resilience. when you think about diversity, the employee network group is fundamental to any organization to provide a community and a belonging environment for the employees. they provide an avenue to support employees and ultimately it leads to retention of the best and brightest. the employee network represents the community at large, and it provides a good feedback loop to senior management to make the appropriate decisions, which ultimately contr

ramsey facing terrorist, threatening and battery charges. a little temper tantrum there, maria.s. maria: that's disgusting. what could i say? all right, we are looking at china, china central bank cutting borrowing cut of 14-day reverse repos and also to try to help an economy that has been crushed by covid lockdowns. chinese officials attempt to go boost the economy now as the year-end outlook remains grim. beijing second quarter gdp coming at four tenths of a percent. wolfpack, dan david. thank you very much for being here again. the official growth target for china is 5.5% in 2022. we don't really know what the numbers are, we are being told the numbers by the communist party but what are your growth stories of china this year? >> my team is on the ground in china are largely not working on any given day. they lock down blocks and blocks, city miles so that nobody could leave their home. their phone turns red, they can't leave. whatever they say is going to be, i don't believe it and i never did. maria: there's a great story. the u.s. got china's instead, the arrest of a burn

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beyond meat formally suspending its chief operating officer doug ramsey after his arrest for allegedly his nose. the company says its senior vice president of manufacturing on rags will step into the role in the meantime ramsey's arrest is just the latest headache for beyond meat as it grapples with operation headwinds and the price of its stock sinking. and home depot becoming the latest company to face the growing wave of unionization among workers. workers in pennsylvania have filed petition to unionize back in 2019, 60 home depot drivers voted to join a union in san diego, dom. >> silvana henao, thanks for the headlines. >>> the top story, jamie dimon and others facing off, and the fed chair to speak at 2:00 p.m this is ahead of an actually decision of a 75 basis point hike or 3/4 of 1%. you can see 84% odds and as we await chairman jay powell, checking yields, of course, the 2-year and the 5-year at the highest levels hovering near there since 2007 and the ten-year since 2011, and the three-year, the highest since 2013 ladies, thank you very much for joining us the economy right n

our chief correspondent stewart ramsey has this from heavy on terms. >> a -- stream of people signingtreet of thames. the people -- who live in this quintessential englishtown, who love the queen in the royal family close to their hearts. the late afternoon mass took on a different feel, in many ways it became one of the first memorial services to queen elizabeth the second. the news of the queen's passing genuinely seems to come as quite a shock to many here. it's something the clergy had anticipated, and believe that in the coming days there would be called upon to give support, and guidance. >> i think that people will probably be slightly taken by surprise, as you often say when people live very long. although you feel that it shouldn't be a shock, and that everybody would've expected it, actually the fact that they've lived so long, you start to feel almost like the person is eternal and it's like the rock star that makes it really more difficult so i think that people will be taken by surprise. >> it is a sleepy place pressure, but there was something different. a certain sense

stuart ramsey, sky news, heavy on thames.f the queen means that king charles has not just become head of state of the united kingdom, but also 14 other countries including new zealand, jamaica, and canada. the ceremony to proclaim britain's new king is new to take place in ottawa today and the skies martha keller was there. canada is one of 16 sovereign states and which the queen was monarch at the time of her death. you can see behind me there is queen who left their home tooth see their condolences. an opportunity to require the memories of the queen and why she meant so much for them and for many the memories are personal, are seeing or meeting the queen on one or more of her 22 visits to canada and this is the country that she visited the most outside of the united kingdom. so a lot of finance for her here and i'm just gonna bring in john, who's from canada. can you explain what the queen means to this country? >> well, it was an important kind of a walk for us for many people it just felt comfort with her and for me i ca

she was born of -- jasmin ramsey was born in iran and she joins me now.eem to be touching lots of different parts of the country in places large and small. how would you characterize what we are seeing a week into this protest movement? >> they are so widespread, and every part of society has joined them. of all ages of all economic classes. we see women walking in the streets removing their hijabs, and grandmothers doing the same thing. it's not just in the bigger cities and towns, it's also happening in small villages. >> why now? obviously the morality police have been a means day of the government of he ran -- critics to represent the apotheosis of this authoritarian form of theocracy. why now and why this death do you think has set off this reaction? >> this protest is unique in a powerful force on the streets. it's part of years and years of protest movement in iran that has been growing and touching all parts of the country, demanding social and political change. one of the chance we here in the streets is, join us or you will be the next mahsa and

. >> paul, bedard washington examiner and then over to ramsey. your comment on the fed, haven't thought about that. but on the president, his first year in his budget documents and other things, he put a big focus on hiring union workers. for government jobs. clearly, you said he is the best partner possibly that unions have had ever. what has been the impact of that, especially if you look at your 100,000 that you want to get this year, has biden done anything to help that? what about inflation and recession and any advantages -- advances you made, we are always -- all starting to feel like we are falling backwards. but pressure will you put on the administration to help your folks out? liz: so, the impact that we have felt from the biden administration's policies, it's, a big ship, right? and it takes time to to turn it around, but they've already made incredible progress even within the federal government, as you mentioned with the appointments they have made. secretary of labor a card carrying union member who's been out on picket lines, he's

a little bit about doug ramsey. he's been in the coo role since december.ock has been under scrutiny from informs torts, disappointing sales, operating chalks and overall questions about the long-term prospects of beyond meat as a company and as a product the stock has fallen 70% this year. this story just complicating things even further. when we reached out for comment, neither immediately respond ed to that request. >> the guy from beyond meat bit someone's nose. thank you. >>> still ahead here in new york, i'll be joined pit the president of of the council on foreign relations. we have a lot to talk to him about. he will give insight on the latest developments in ukraine, what's happening with the u.n. and what we just heard from vladimir putin. we'll be right back. rom vladimir putin we'll be right back. ♪ keep it comin' love ♪ ♪ don't stop it now, don't stop it no ♪ ♪ don't stop it now, don't stop ♪ ♪ keep it comin' ♪ it's back america. applebee's all you can eat boneless wings. just $12.99. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily sto

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here are tips from the ramsey show, the cohost george campbell.d morning. >> steve: the scary things inflation 8.3% but the rate of increase on electricity is double that. so as winters, and people have to buckle up, what should the average person do to try to get by? >> well, everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face. it punched in every single corner and we all feel this. you work too hard to build this broke so we have to get on a plan. these credit cards we are using as an emergency fund, vacation fund with these awards that it is not the answer. credit cards are the cigarette for the financial world. it is cool back then but killing us now, isn't it? >> steve: they will raise the fed rate, the interest rate will go up 8% to 15% or something like that. some of your advice for coping, first of all cover the four cofood, housing, transportation. >> absolutely, we have to have this foundation so what that means, we have to look at the pieces on the bank statement and what can we cut? subscriptions to put food on the table and can we

i don't want to step away from -- certainly not paul ramsey. but it is to say that the cloud of voices, those in the labour context of the united kingdom, at least the way we in canada measure when we talk about the decline of the british empire happening around 1956, which is also conveniently when our minister of external affairs, lester b pearson, first on the scene. but they say this is the moment in which the united kingdom was very much coming to terms with its postwar decline. there is a sense that, well, what does it look like they're? not at the height of superpower prowess as united states of america was experiencing if the second world war. but in the late imperial context, or the amsterdam school, people like them are being forced to ask very difficult questions. they sounded a lot more familiar, where they say there are some really powerful countries right next door. and sometimes, they are really friendly. and sometimes they are not. and how do we imagine an ethical foreign policy in the context? where we do not set the terms and

chief charles ramsey, thank you. >>> this morning a reporter from the "las vegas review-journal" is deadjeff german a journalist whose career in the city spanned four decades was found dead outside of his home with stab wounds. he jund the review journal after more than two decades at the las vegas sun. one of his former colleagues describes him as a hard-news guy dedicated to his craft. another says he was the gold standard of the news business. jeff german was 69. the police in the city say this investigation is now a top priority. >>> this morning a suspect facing charges in the disappearance of memphis teacher eliza fletcher. investigators believe that she was abducted while she was jogging. the suspect cleotha abston is charged with especially aggravated kidnapping and tampering with evidence. fletcher has still not been located. cnn's gary tuchman is live for us in memphis, tennessee, with more on this case. gary, what can you tell us? >> reporter: brianna, good morning to you. three mornings ago eliza fletcher was jogging on this street and was at this very intersection in the dar

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