kate rooney here live with us. they have to say about it.well, gm john lynch and head coach kyle shanahan do not think it's going to divide the team. at least they're not saying so. right now they believe that jim is going to be just a supporter for trey as trade was for jimmy last year. that is the current. >> party line. this, of course, surprise a lot of people yesterday when the story broke. we've been waiting for half a year now to find out where jimmy garoppolo would end up. hey, now we know he's not going anywhere and we have a better understanding of how this all came to pass in a conference call today with john lynch and kyle shanahan. the pair explained that they started chatting about the idea of keeping to me on the team about a month ago. but that neither expected the pieces would fall into place. they knew they couldn't keep garoppolo on with that guaranteed salary of 24.2 million dollars. but the idea of having a backup quarterback with a strong starting pedigree was, of course, undeniably attractive. shanahan said garoppolo's

we will have raiders gameday doubt will be hosted by kylen mills and kate rooney.e game at 4.30 and then right after that game will have our post game show hosted by kate rooney and kylen mills as well crop for the place to be on friday. this weekend hooper's will take the court at menlo school in atherton to raise money for an important cause. the still mike shootout, 3 verse 3 tournament was put together to honor the life of michael harris, who is the son of former forty-niners president peter harris. michael was killed in a boating accident in 2015, harris was a popular basketball player at menlo school. he also worked there as a counselor and the basketball coach sunday's tournament will include a game of knockout, a basketball skills clinic and a silent auction with prizes like warriors, luxury suite tickets. proceeds will benefit the children's health county council and palo alto. >> the need for at the hall is particularly greater. want to studies have come up in the last season 2 and it's going to get sense development book point in their life trajectory wi

she was a sir rail trophy winner, wayne rooney's record.tion. she excels on the biggest occasion, she say it is time to watch the next generation shine. her impact on this game will be felt for many years to come. nasa is expected tonight to give the go—ahead for the launch of the artemis mission test flight to take place in the coming days. it's being heralded as the return of human exploration of the moon, and its expected that it will lead eventually to the first woman and the first person of colour setting foot there. it is the apollo mission for a new generation, as our science editor rebecca morelle explains. after a 50—year gap we are heading back to the moon, and it all starts here, with the artemis mission and nasa's huge rocket. it's called the space launch system, or sls for short, and it's the most powerful rocket ever built by the us space agency. it stands nearly 100 metres — about 320 feet tall — roughly the same height as a 32 storey building. its colossal size means it's really heavy, so it needs lots of power. it has four

folks, i got kate rooney to the right of me.t be must be right around the corner. we've got a great show for you tonight. looks like the giants can start planning their vacations early. thanks for tuning in to sports night live. i'm jason dumas yeah, i'm kate rooney. great to be back with you. on sunday night will be spending some of them at levi stadium. but for another week or 2. >> it's all about baseball. yes, for sure. the giants already slim chance at making the postseason took a major hit this weekend in minnesota. this is supposed to be a team fighting for its playoff life. but you wouldn't know it by how they play this weekend. let's go to the many apple, minnesota giants fans they showed up and it looks like they're probably waiving those playoff hopes the by right there, top of the 5th giants down 3 to 2 until brandon crawford rips a shot into right. evan longoria on his horse comes on around to score and just like that, we have a tie game. but the twins, they respond in the bottom of the inning. max kepler with the s

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our own kate rooney talk to illustrator to find out why stick around. >> welcome back to sports night live. talk about multi talented the golden state warriors. latest training camp signee didn't even play basketball in college. pat spencer, the most decorated lacrosse career of any student athlete at loyola university, maryland. now he's transitioning to pro basketball. our sports director jason dumas caught up with spencer to find out how he's preparing for training camp in october. >> this is probably the slowest month of the nba calendar. it's the dog days of summer. guys are bunkered down in gyms across the country, prepping for training camp in a few months and training camp is always a great time to get familiar with guys and their stories as they battle it out for roster spots for the upcoming season. one of those guys guard pat spencer. he recently signed an exhibit 10 contract with the golden state warriors. now, the interesting thing about pat, while he looks to accomplish his goals in his young hoops career, he's already one of the most accomplished players of all time in

anyway, thank you, kate rooney, not kate rooney vera just different kate, >> regular kate. >>> a twitterber security policies. we'll bring you the details right after the break. turboxfled with a 360 degree hinge disguised in the design. for maximum comfort, flexibility, and performance that stands the test of time. now, strength meets style. invest in the best, turboflex. find your retailer at turboflexeyewear.com >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning we have a developing story in the works here a former twitter executive blowing the whistle on the company. we're joined with the latest details. ayman? >> enormous implications it is twitter's former chief of security, he's known by the hack name "mudge. the contents of the whistle-blower complaint were confirmed by his legal team. in that written whistle-blower complaint, he describes twitter as a chaotic, rudderless company, beset by infighting unable to present its 238 million daily users including government agencies and public figures. the complaint alleges that twitter violated terms of a settlement the key problem appears t

the stock flat today amid a roller coaster summer for crypto brian armstrong telling our own kate rooney he's not worried about the volatility >> we have this saying internally i like to repeat a lot. it's never as good as it seems it's never as bad as it seemsment one of the reasons coinbase has been so successful the last ten years, we try not to get focused on short-term ups and downs. >> investor jim chain knows less confident, defending his own short position to our over scott wapner. >> you have a stock at, whatever it is, 75. that's excessive for a company that is in reality losing $4 or $5 a quarter that's it. it's a risk-we regard situation. investors are taking huge amounts of risk for what i think will be paltry levels of reward. >> dee, chain knows announced the position earlier in the year when the stock was about $100 higher >> the crux of his thesis is that the fees will get lower and lower, string brian armstrong admitted will happen to kate rooney he said he's going to offset that with more subscription revenue. i thought this was a great point. that revenue is flat this

kate rooney with more on that. kate, i've been looking over the last month shares are up nearly 50% investors are really focused on what's ahead. >> absolutely. you kind of see that data in realtime it's easy to forecast the trading revenue that really was expected the billion dollar loss for coinbase was bigger than investors anticipated. it was a profitable company just a year ago revenue still very much tied to crypto trading, down 64% in a year and also lowered guidance for users and warned of slower trading volume and revenue per user to come i sat down with cfo alicia haas. she said they're cutting operating experiences but still planned to spend for growth and potential m&a. >> we want to do crucial spend we want to be rational and a proper amount, vis-a-vis, the capital resources we have. >> investors have worried as well about pressure on coinbase's margins with more competition out there. she said growing revenue to things like staking and nfts should help, but no changes on fees yet. >> we have not seen

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kate rooney.ey, kate. >> hey, john this is definitely a sign of legitimacy for coinbase. it is good news and it has been trying to grow the more institutional side of the business, the retail trading side has slowed down with the crash in bitcoin and crypto prices in general, they've struggled with trading revenue in general. that's the bread and butter for a lot of the brokerage businesses, robinhood as well. the reason i'm told the stock is skyrocketing is a short squeeze. about 22 frs of the tradeable shares, the float, are sold short. s3 partners put it closer to 21%, but they say it is four times greater than the average u.s. stock right now coinbase is the 36th largest short right now in the u.s. market some short covering going on this morning, likely accounting for the huge rise in coinbase shares one of the most mentioned names on reddit so we may have a little bit of meme stock situation going on here, but the stock has had a pretty rough run in 2022. it has been down significantly so it

are expecting a slowdown in the bitcoin trading side of the business as well back to you. >> kate rooneyyou very much. >>> we've got two minutes to go in the trading day mike, what are you seeing in the market internals >> definitely very mixed there's a lot of divergence below the surface today. take a look at new york stock exchange volumes it's now slightly more declining volume than advancing. that's been more or less 50-50 all day. the average stock is just below the flat line. take a look at new 52-week highs and lows on the nasdaq the nasdaq has been the outperformer that's not a number of new beg highs but the fact that we have a switch -- multiple days of that would give some credence that this rally has a little durability to it the volatility index sagging further. very, very flat day at the index level, under 22 right here i wonder after we get that jobs number tomorrow and you get the opening market reaction if there's some air pockets below the vix here and maybe we get down toward that 20 level as we kind of settle into range bound summer trading, sara. >> mike, thank you

. >> let's bring in kate rooney and mike santoli to talk about kate's interview from last night.hts one was that he appeared to be softening a bit the industry's stance against regulators, less antagonism but the other thought i had is he seemed a little more reticent, less willing to declare an end to the crypto winter than sam bankman-fried. >> that's a great point, carl. he did say i'm not a fortune teller, i can't predict when this is going to be better and their business is really tied to crypto prices, things like trading volume one of the questions is that cash burn. if this goes on for multiple years, for example, are they in a position to weather the crypto winters people are calling it, but that's one of the issues wall street is really focused on that cash burn in general. they have done layoffs, for example, to pare that back but they have pressure coming from companies that are not publicly traded or not seeing that daily repricing that coinbase is getting and they're also operating overseas they have tried to say we are the regulated version of all these companies.

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back to you. >> thanks, kate rooney. the stock was down 60% year to date going into these earnings. >> 80% in total. >> you very much caught it up in the thin tech reevaluation so the tech stock was down a lot. what made a pot today, the adjusted being decent and home loans are down and student loans being down. i think it's partially the almost 20% short interest. so if this wasn't a quarter that was going to be really bad, then i think the story of the short might be over now. >> i think it's a combination of also if you look at where the stock is come from and you now look at valuation in a world where we look at these valuations differently and we understand some of the credit dynamics. where there's actually growth and they got into about 1.5 billion on net adjusted revenue by the end of the year. that's four times sales. that's hardly expensive in the context of again where they are coming from which i know is something you are pushing back on tonight. we are not allowed to do that. >> i'm raising the question. sho

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today coinbase ceo brian armstrong responded during an interview a short time ago with cnbc's kate rooney >> i think there is the short and the medium term and there is the long term. short term we have not seen any fee compression to date. so that's good generally we see that especially our retail customers are not super price focused. they want to use the app that is trusted, easy to use they're not going to lose their money. it has the products and assets and payment methods and additional functionality around staking and nfts and there are so many new things happening in crypto especially on the retail side that it just hasn't become commoditized yet investors with high frequency, trading every kind of trade, market makers and things like that, i think that could change a little bit over time again, it hasn't, we haven't seen anything dramatic >> all right jim chanos joins us now in an exclusive interview to react to that interview welcome. good to see you again. >> hey, scott. how are you? >> good. what is your response to what you heard from armstrong when he was asked about you dir

jon, back to you >> kate rooney, thank you. beth, do you -- do you bet on companies that are involved in crypto or if you're interested in crypto exposure just stay with crypto itself >> we like crypto itself we are believers in bitcoin. bitcoin adoption has gone up exponentially similar to ftx has grown quite a bit. ethereum right now is about to go through its merge for a stake that should happen some time next month and that's the biggest catalyst in ethereum's history, and then, of course, in addition to ftx, grayscale had grown their assets under management from about 300 million to 43 billion and it's tapered off quite a bit and that would be another successful in crypto >> buyer beware, of course many of the bitcoin included are down more than 60% from their highs. beth, thank you. >>> still ahead, shares of signify soaring today on reports that amazon is bidding for the company and it's not the only one. we've got the latest in big te tech's battle to dominate health care that's next. just $30/mo, taxes and fees include

morgan says yes kate rooney joins us now with a look hi, kate >> yes, that is the big question afterbringing relief for bitcoin bulls after almost nine months of downward pressure j.p. morgan among those who think the bottom is in, and in a note to clients earlier today, major cryptocurrency, terra and luna there is also a lot of enthusiasm lately over another cryptocurrency, ethereum and while prices and trading volumes are still depressed, analysts say it appears that the crypto markets have found a floor they've reclaimed two point levels, first above the weekly average and the price where most investors got in and it's $24,000 according to gladstone volume is down and gladstone says current network activity remains little influx of new demand it coincides with what we've seen in terms of equity investors and there's been a risk appetite and a rally in tech stocks and ethereum has been the big winner up more than 40% compared to a 10% rally in bitcoin. crypto-related stocks, and coinbase has been on a tear after announcing a partnership with blackrock and seeing a short squeeze an

kate rooney joins us with a preview of tonight's earnings. >> hey, frank.l street is expecting a bad quarter, a bad second quarter for coin base. the question is how bad will it be coin based trading volumes are disclosed pretty much in real time and as crypto prices crash j & p securities estimates volumes were down more than 30% in the quarter account growth is expected to be light thanks to the lower prices slower growth and trading activity also tends to signal lower transaction fee revenue which still drives the bulk of coin base's bottom line. investors will be closely watching something they call the mix, the makeup of the retail versus the institutional side of the business retail tends to bring in higher fees usually up to 2%. the institutional side meanwhile has lower fees but is getting a bit more attention lately after coin base announced a big partnership with blackrock then the take rate, the spread coin base earnings per transaction. the bear case has been fees on the retail side will erode with more competition coin base has been one of the

great interview, kate rooney, thanks for bringing that us. >>> next hour, jim chanos will respond on the "halftime report." coming up in a half hour don't miss that. >>> time for a news update let's get to kristina partsinevelos. >>> sales of newly built homes fell 12.6% in july from june levels, the slowest pace since early 2016 the slowdown affects the -- new home sales 30% below where they were a year ago. >>> pfizer and partner biontech say their covid-19 vaccine was 73.2% effective in a study of children under the age of 5, below earlier analysis which suggested an efficacy rate of just above 80% experts have said the number could fall due to a low number of symptomatic cases in earlier studies. >>> consumers have been cutting back on dining out, but not on their morning coffee financial services company rabo josh bank says spending fell 3.1% in june but rose 1.9% at coffee shops and bakery cafes, consumers are embracing indulgences, even as their being more careful with budgets. jon, back to you. >>> intel striking a $30 billion partnership with brookfield asset management to f

and kate rooney is joining us to tell us who was >> and now kron 4 sports. >> this morning, the nfl hall of fame class of 2022 was enshrined in canton and among. >> those were a few familiar faces headlined by a 49 are great. bryant young, young, better known as b y 2 forty-niners fans spent his entire 14 year career with san francisco earning 4 pro bowl trips and a super bowl ring. >> that bus looks like him during his sppech. young thank the forty-niners organization for treating him like family and thanked u.s. teammates for pushing him hard. >> making the best that he could be. but the majority of his speech on his family and especially the memory of his son. colby, who passed away in 2016 at the age of 15 after a courageous battle with cancer. >> on 10/11/2016. god called will be home. >> meanwhile, >> another bay area legend for meal was also inducted into the hall today for meal grew up in calistoga and after playing his college ball at san jose state, he coached for more than 60 years as a coach. he had a knack for turning losing teams into winners. among them, the kansas city ch

kate rooney myself, the raiders. ken, be more. all right. guess what? kylen mills. she is at oracle park kylen. we're just talking about how a year ago the giants they're in a race for the division, much different context this year. there's trying to get into the playoffs. you're there tonight. what's the mood of the team? how they looking? >> hey, jason, the giants are riding a four-game win streak heading into tonight's game against the diamondbacks. your local park first pitch just took place a couple moments ago. the giants monster right now. it's not over until it's over. >> they were more than 8 games back in the national league. wild card race just a couple weeks ago. they really struggled after the all-star break going 6.10 in those first couple games. the 2nd half of the season. now they've won 7 of their last night in the just 5 and a half games back in the national league wildcard, race of that final spot manager dave kasper says it's all about getting up at the right time. the giants hitting appears to be doing just that heating up. last isf

rooney rule obligation by interviewing ron rivera the year. he hired mike tomlin and tomlin just blew him away as he as he put it but the other interesting thing is ron rivera who basically grew up in california is considered a minority and robert salah is considered a minority because he's muslim and i asked brian mccarthy of the nfl i said, so when marv levy and steve gilman were coaching where they considered minorities because they're jewish. and he said no, they're not so i don't know how they draw those lines. i mean and and the bottom line is it like you said 70% of leaks black and we now have two black coaches and one mixed race coach. my final question, i would say my personal favorite of all your books is goodwalk spoiled. i read that on the way to covering my first british open really took me into the world of golf and and a lot of history of it as well. why hasn't tiger tiger woods led to a explosion or a greater wave of black golfers were what 25 years past his master's when now why hasn't that happened? well, when tiger won the m

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kate rooney, myself and the raiders. all this don't be fun. another. we had a pre-game show and post game show last week it was there's great. the raiders got to win. so, you know, football season, i'm already smelling. the tailgates is coming up fast. you know what i want to talk about what your shoes. thank you. tell me about the shoes. look at the a sox. yeah. so these are james harden signature sneakers. their given them some free promo, i guess. just like the sneakers and i had some socks and a tie that map. so came together a little bit. >> i want to see his collection. all right. thank you, jayson. coming up, a lemonade stand run by an 8 year-old shut down by city meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of le

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thus, rooney sig, i would very much like to try that with a different risk communication strategy to further increased trust or to for buttons with us. we are a lot of them so that we can all enjoy our freedom with the right awareness and the knowledge and also know where our limits. arson, where the dangers lie, hotel, she own to stink her her. and i think mask mandates indoors. for example, in all public buildings in the fall and winter would certainly make a lot of sense as it says in full field. and many thanks to the interview that i find here is from the university of applied sciences in 100. you're welcome. paraguay became a target destination for jam in vaccination opponents during the panoramic. some even if that were foley catheter vaccinated in our supposed paradise. however, these channels are not particularly welcome, paraguay is relaxed. cobra rules have seen german anti vaccines, flocked to the country. there even been cases where a parent has taken their child to paraguay without the other parent knowing all to escape the vaccine. overall several 1000 germans have arr

kate rooney, jason dumas, us the raiders saturday. let's have some fun. >> all right.ll be right back after the break. >> well happening today, this in a quest film festival is making its in person return to san jose. it's back after being held virtually because of the pandemic. so for its grand return to the south bay. more than 200 movies will show from august 16th through the 20 night some film starring big names, including oscar isaac and jessica chastain. most of the movies featured are directed or produced by women are members of the black asian, latino and lgbtq+ communities. they want to get your tickets. don t think if right after the show, we head down, they will make it in time. >> i think we could. we get off a little earlier than the rest of the world. you know, i got this hat will be something you want to check out. well, it's in town. i live. >> the peanuts fans have a reason to celebrate because the charles m schulte a museum and research center mark its 20th year anniversary yesterday celebrated in santa rosa with an ice cream party. another first 500

if lance gets hurt or doesn't perform well, kron four's kate rooney was at the team's headquarters today. we'll have much more on this surprising arrangement coming up tonight at about 5.45? also coming up, some things in the water. what scientists say is responsible for killing thousands of bay area fish. >> plus, a man attacks a san francisco ambulance with 2 paramedics inside why they're worried this incident will go on accounted for. nasa postponing the launch of its mega rocket this morning. the issues they faced and what happens next. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow summer winding down. but the heat. yeah. it is winding up. we could be talking about the hottest temperatures of summer so far about that. coming up next. three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true! and that's all thanks to

stadium against the packers training camp will continue tomorrow in kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney latest tomorrow right here on kron 4 guys. >> all right, jason, as expected, the oakland a's are saying goodbye to some key players ahead of tomorrow's mlb trade deadline today. the organization parted ways with pitcher frankie montas os trading him to the new york yankees. according to reports, the bronx bombers will be sending for their top prospects to oakland, one of them with bay area ties, left-handed pitcher ken waldichuk. he played his college ball at saint mary's and moraga the deal also involves sending relief pitcher lou trivino to new on toss spent the past 6 seasons with the oakland a's. >> cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson has been suspended 6 games after more than 2 dozen women accused him of misconduct or assault. those women were hired to give watson massages. he is not facing criminal charges at this time but has settled. 23 of 24 civil lawsuits by his accusers. the punishment handed out by the nfl's disciplinary officer who says that watson violated the le

vardy says she feels "let down by the legal system" after losing her libel battle against coleen rooneyistie. in her first public remarks since the verdict, she told the sun newspaper she's faced abuse since the story first emerged almost three years ago. louisa pilbeam has more. ijust thought, "i don't want to go through this. i don't want to, like, you know, live like this." and that split second, i was just... ijust said tojamie, i was like, "i just want to jump off this." you know, we were in the shopping mall at the time, buying baby clothes, funnily enough, and ijust feel like ijust want to jump off this top floor. rebekah vardy speaking about the impact the so—called wagatha christie trial has had on her. it's the first time she's spoken since she lost the high court libel battle last week. i'd had a missed call on my phone, not long after the post had gone up from a withheld number. i don't know why it would have been withheld, but she then messaged me and she said, "i've been trying to call you. coleen, who's married to former england footballer wayne rooney, had posted on her

just one shy of wayne rooney's all—time england record. unbelievable. domestically, she was a serial trophy winner, claiming numerous league titles, as well as winning the fa cup and league cup. her goal celebration captured the nation's attention. it inspired young girls and young boys alike. ellen white now says it is time for the next generation to shine. as she takes a step back from the limelight, her impact on this game will be felt for many years to come. jo currie, bbc news. nasa is expected to give the go—ahead tonight for the launch of the artemis mission test flight to take place in the coming days. it's being heralded as the return of human exploration of the moon — as our science editor rebecca morelle explains. after a 50—year gap we are heading back to the moon, and it all starts here, with the artemis mission and nasa's huge rocket. it's called the space launch system, or sls for short, and it's the most powerful rocket ever built by the us space agency. it stands nearly 100 metres — about 320 feet — tall, roughly the same

kate rooney has the story on paypal >> paypal's cfo left for walmart earlier this year. to lisa elliott, saying there's been some concern that there hasn't been a resolution, there also maybe be a c.o.o. to step up, but there's been a huge focus, because there's a void here. the elliott investment, you mentioned paypal hasn't acknowledged that publicly, so any comment on that around the call elliott also has a stake in pinterest, but there's a lot of speculation that deal might be back in play there's a thought out there that full-lr full-year guidance may have to come down. we've seen things like currency headwinds and consumer spending has been hit paypal tends to skew toward more discretionary spending so the bar has lowered for paypal in previous quarters. the question, though, john, is the barlow enough to paypal. it remains, investors call it a show he emphasize story. based on how many times they have moved the goal post in terms of their own metrics and targets. >> good question jeff, is the barlow enough how exposed is paypal to downward consumer e-commerce tren

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bitcoin and ethereum rebounded from june lows cryptocurrency has been trading for more than a year kate rooney has this report. >> reporter: july has this relief after nine months of downward pressure. jpmorgan chase thinks the bottom is in for cryptocurrency a note to clients today highlighting limited contagion of terra luna and ethereum they say prices in trading volumes are still depressed, but it appears the cryptocurrency markets down a floor bitcoin prices reclaimed two levels above the 200-weekly moving average and back above the cost basis for investors. $24,000 is the average cost that investors paid to buy their bitcoin. according to data firm glassnode. activity suggest there is little influx with new demand a rally in tech stocks as well ethereum has been the big winner in the past month. crypto stocks are rallying more than bitcoin coinbase on a tear after a partnership with blackrock there has been a short squeeze playing out. last week, micro strategy robinhood getting a boost in recent weeks and the crypto mining flamnames are the bigges winners. all up more than 50% on the mo

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and, of course, uh, no, there is no doubt that these are shellings of their morse and from rooney deliveredthe west. they are completely sanctioned by the nato leadership and by the western political leadership, and up to the fact that, well, there are repeated reports that they direct the fire, they control, uh, the shooting. eh, specifically to western systems. uh, western officers and in general. well, of course, well, that once again we are so convinced that that is just an occupation regime that absolutely does not care and on the population. uh, a different territory and what will happen there in the future, that is, the task. steal as much as possible there, kill as much as possible and destroy as much as possible in this territory, these are people who do not plan to be here. there is longer there some moment and absolutely do not care about the future for these people for everything for everything that is happening here now. um, well, we can make up the motivations of these people for a long time, but discuss, well, actually, well, just a bloodthirsty creature, and nothing more to

our kate rooney. >> shares of palantir getting crushed on weak earnings is it down enough to buy we'll have answers on three stock lunch on "power lunch" which begins right now ♪ ♪ >>> good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to "power lunch. i'm tyler matheson kelly will join us in just a sec. here's what's ahead on a busy monday a major economic bill passing the senate and we will look at what it could mean for the economy, corporate america and taxpayers like you we'll dig into the industries that could be most impacted like evs, solar and health care a major revenue warning from nvidia the company expects a decline in orders for its gaming customers. what does it mean for the chip industry which is still struggling with the effects of a shortage and we'll get into that and a lot more kelly? >> tyler, thank you. hi, everybody. let's take a quick look at nvidia as we kick things off and this market tells a lot of the market story down 8% after that warning dragging down a lot of the other chip names, as well and the smh down about 2% rid now and the other fighting back the components m

here is aaron gibbs, economist steve moore and kathy rooney barrett.hat's money that has helped cause inflation to make up for higher inflation, it just doesn't seem to make sense to me. does it to you? >> look, in this, no, it doesn't seem to make sense. this is what happens when it takes 18 months to get people the money. this is from the american rescue plan that was based 18 months ago, so, yes, we're in a totally different environment from, obviously, covid lockdowns and i actually think it's good that ultimately the counties are trying to help the people the best way they can, what they need now. i know it seems counter intuitive, but at least you're trying to help people. david: steve, it kind of reminds me of one of those old soviet union tricks, a village trick, that you take-- take away from people and give it to them and in the end, they always end up with less. >> yeah, we did a study at the heritage foundation where we estimate that the median household income of, you know, people in the middle class because of the biden inflation has been

most of its earlier losses, now down a bit again kate rooney joins us with a breakdown. kate >> hey, jon. yeah jack dorsey's payment company reporting a loss third quarter in a row profitable a year ago this time. square merchants missed wall street's consensus katargets. growth slowing executives said spending stable through july not seeing enough tick in delinquencies either perhaps buy out pay later business, cfo on the call saying they're adjusting. saying block is pulling back on spending, slowing hiring and getting more kebtive on underwriting cfo, we recognize the environment changed prepared to adapt and maintain discipline in block saying its focused on demonstrating greater near-term profitability agency we head into what could be a more volatile macro environment analysts reaction this morning, a little mixed jeffries and rbc cheering spending cuts. jpmorgan saying, that suggests square is bracing for potentially weaker growth. wedbush pointing out fears of competition with pfizer and talking about exposure to the consumer end small business. analysts have que

kate rooney has the story on this one fintechs have been having a good string >> good month or so.'s a few sides to focus on for earnings today first, you go to cash app. the consumer banking an. venmo competitor it has been one of the highest growth areas venmo had a good quarter with paypal then the seller business which saw more of a slowdown during covid. there's been a reversal with the point of sale. payments out of the business growing faster than cash app also index to business then for cash app, way more index to consumer spending and just the growth area in general. so we'll see how user engagement looks. some of that growth could give us a few of the u.s. economy block is still a u.s.-based company. then you've got after pay. the buy now pay later business that block bought. there's a lot of fear around it. around the consumers and finally, bitcoin jack dorsey's big focus when it comes to block part of the reason they changed the name the crypto affiliation has been a negative for the stock when you talk sort of mainstream analysts the crypto crowd tends to look it, but

the move in cryptocurrency ether over the last month rising more than 60% kate rooney is taking a looke >> reporter: hey, jon, yeah, the world's second largest cryptocurrency had an each bigger month than bitcoin up almost 80% for july versus a 30% gain for bitcoin both are still down for the year and well off of the november highs. the optimism around ether is really specific to that cryptocurrency ether is the coin tied to the ethereum network it's in the process of what you can think of as a software upgrade, the way it's run or validated, as some people call it, will change the new cryptos come crypto's carbon footprint has been one of its biggest criticisms the date for what people are calling the merge are on track for september 19th that date has opinion pushed back still a little bit of skepticism around that. either way crypto investors are pouring into this trade ahead of that date. the number of addresses and spot volume jumped in july. can you also see some of that bullishness playing out in derivatives market this chart year from glasnost shows a parabolic increase in the

i said you were finishing up one goal away from equalling wayne rooney's all—time england goal—scorere career i've got and i'm finishing as european champions cup and i asked her what she wants to do next. not too sure if she wants to stay in football but right now she wants a break.— stay in football but right now she wants a break. let's hear what she had to say — wants a break. let's hear what she had to say about _ wants a break. let's hear what she had to say about that, _ wants a break. let's hear what she had to say about that, too. - it was quite nice to get people off guard _ it was quite nice to get people off guard but— it was quite nice to get people off guard but it was the right time for me. guard but it was the right time for me a_ guard but it was the right time for me a lot — guard but it was the right time for me. a lot has happened in the last year for— me. a lot has happened in the last year for me — me. a lot has happened in the last year for me. honestly very privileged to go to a number of tournaments playing for amazing clubs. _ tournaments playing for amazing

i didn't hear what congressman rooney based that on. it's fair to say demings first of all would make history first african american female senator coming from florida. that would be a big deal and her profile perhaps has the opportunity to build more support out of the gate from the democratic base than maybe charlie crist does but i just think it's apples and oranges. desantis is more popular than rubio in the state of florida broadly so that may have something to do with his strength less so than a comparison between crist and demings. >> david, thank you. >> thanks, guys. >>> so former president trump has until friday to clarify to a judge that he appointed interestingly why he wants a special master to oversee the review of evidence seized in the mar-a-lago search. a florida federal judge ormdormddered they need to explain what trump is requesting and why he has the ability to step in and explain what trump is requesting. >> to be clear, there is already a filter team going through these documents to look for things that may be cov

kate rooney, you broke that story. >> yes, the growth was really eye popping.u said, this is 2021, audited financials we don't have a sense of q2. but last year really, really was eye popping. the privately held crypto exchange brought in just over a billion dollars in revenue for 2021, up 1,000%. it was also profitable, operating income of $272 million, with 27% margins. like the other exchanges it's all about trading fees and derivatives, the biggest revenue driver with most of the action happening abroad less than 5% of revenue came from the u.s. subsidiary ftx has made a big push for the u.s. retail audience, through marketing, you mentioned the super bowl ads according to the documents it spent about 15% of revenue on marketing, and ads, and plans to spend almost a billion over the next few years see if that changes. but the documents also give a sense of sam bakeman fareed's glowing global -- ftx has companies in switzerland and australia, may have been to get certain regulatory licenses, unclear how the company is holding up recent downturn, the shares o