remember sara, the translator?n't want to leave because she wanted to help the other people and their kids. she is an american. she has been desperate to get out and things are getting harder. she has been on the move with more than a dozen afghan allies and kids since last week. now, we blur the faces to protect them because god forbid they don't make it out, somebody sees the video, they got trouble. why show the video? to keep you interested. to show you the reality. to show you the desperation. sara is exhausted but recorded a new video for us to tell us just how hard this has been and may still be. listen. >> i don't know where to start. there is so much pain. and it's heartbreaking. so i tried everything in my power to leave this country, going gate to gate, walking gate to gate, show them my passport, screaming to the people who were controlling the gate. i cannot leave this country since august 16. i tried everything to leave. i don't know what went wrong. and why i couldn't leave. but i just want to record

sara has been lucky.ee online called #digitaldunkirk. they are working with allied extract and folks like my next guest to find ways out of afghanistan for these people. let's find out about sara and a new question. is the state department trying to stop the work of these veterans who are helping people like sara? if so, why? harvey graham green joins us now. welcome. thank you for what you are doing. >> thank you very much for having me. >> first, let's start with sara. what do you know about her status? >> sara is safe. her and her children are safe. we are continuing to do everything that we can as a group to keep it that way. for operational reasons, i can't go deeper as of now. we are doing everything we can to keep her and the children safe. they are currently safe. >> last thing i want to do is compromise her safety. harvey, help me with this. i know this can be sensitive. it's less sensitive for you because you don't have u.s. reservists restrictions on you, fears of the chain of command. i have h

great stuff though, sara i really enjoyed that one.looks at another potential headwind for the market after stocks lost steam into the close >>> plus, elena hernandez on whatec stors investors should be buying amid inflation concerns we're back in a couple of minutes. >>> welcome back time for a cnbc news update with shepherd smith >> here's what's happening now deadlines, stroke of midnight tomorrow night yet still no votes scheduled on capitol hill to extend funding for the government and avoid a government shutdown. the senate majority leader chuck schumer saying he believes there is time to extend through december 3rd youtube with a big move today, announcing a total ban on vaccine misinformation it's removing all such posts and shutting down the accounts of prominent anti-vax influencers youtube already had a policy against covid misinformation but this new ban is much broader. it includes getting rid of claims that vaccines are dangerous, don't work, or that they cause autism or cancer. none of that is true in a blog post the you

i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen and mike san tolli.h nasdaq down 0.5, the russell down 1.4%, all on the sectors were lower, and energy and financials. coming up, hedge fund manage ser joshua friedman gives his outlook for the market. >>> and u.s. open champ. emma raduncanu joe terranova is here, and misha levine mike, we just had a little bounce toward the end >> yeah, so far. every says we've seen it a bit. earnings, revisions to the up side probably have peaked. so all of these excuses seeing the market trying to gather itself, but also the pattern has been, you know, 3%, 4% pullbacks. these things persist until they break, so joe if they get finally this off to a 5% drawdown, or in fact if we get a break of this 50-day average is that where people have decided to put their buy orders in that's what we don't know. until furse notice, i think you have to assume that that's a likely spot where things might get some traction. >> it seems like warm-up big questions is this -- even reflected in cpi today, going to be temporary has the gro

i'm sara eisen stocks are under pressure. nasdaq is the underperformer today, down a full percent as we head into this final hour of trading. >> i'm michael santoli in for wilfred frost. big cap tech is ticking lower. things like apple, microsoft and nasdaq are weighing on s&p 500 the material sector now down more than 3% on the week and vaccine names are in focus, as an fda advisory panel meets about boosters moderna, pfizer, and j&j, all in the red today. 59 minutes left to go in the trading week >>> coming up on today's show, plenty of questions in this question surrounding those vaccine boosters, and we're going to get some answers. hopefully from the fda this afternoon. dr. anthony fauci will be joining us to talk about the advisory meeting at the fda on boosters plus, senator marsha blackburn's team is talking with the facebook mwhistleblower behind that bombshell facebook report about instagram and facebook's impact on young jusers. senator blackburn will be with us to talk about her new probe into the company and what

i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost and mike santoli down 547 on the dow.en another leg lower there into the close to session lows biggest drag on the dow united health care and only gainers merck and salesforce s&p 500 down 1.19% every sector closed lower on the day. technology did outperform and communication services industrials down more than 2%. for the moths as a whole the only sector to close higher energy materials hardest hit down 7%. couldn't keep the gains into the close. the nasdaq down more than 5% for the month of september russell 2000 index closing down a percent. so that's going to wrap up a down quarter for the dow s&p 500 little changed for the quarter. for the month overall brutal the tech sector holding up relatively well today. is the worst for the sector over coming up, firsthand funds kevin landis if he is seeking value in tech stocks. first stephanie link with us steve sosnick joins the conversation first comment to you, mike wrapping up a pretty ugly month on a down note. >> on a purely kind of tactical how the market's behaving le

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sara >> well fred, in just a moment, the ceo of kroger joins us exclusively on the back of the company's earnings the stock get hit hard today, despite a beat on the top and bottom lines, and the kreismt oh beckon dickinson on their sportphone covid test. >>> mike santoli has it moving a bit lower in the last hour or so, but nothing too pronounced in fact, that decline in apple accounts for all of the s&p 500's down side right now. ex-apple, it would be about dead flat what's interesting is we can debate whether this $60 billion is justified but what is interesting is we just containment off of one of these real chases higher when apple starts to break out and trend higher it has a tendency of people piling in. where it takes it right now is back to the top of the former range. so it brings it to an interesting and neutral spot a lot of times it's a short-term trend line, so it makes a bit of sense that it would -- here's the s&p 500. you see it really sagging a bit. mostly just a stall. i think you have about -- we're only a percent and a half below the record highs, but it has been a b

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>> thanks, sara.t as ceo reign at clorox. we're continues to see the consumer tern to our portfolio at significantly herer levels. that includes or disinfecting products and what we're seeing with delta, people continue to do that our wipes big continues tore strong we have more than doubled or capacity, and seeing consumers turn to them during this time of delta. >> you did have that ramp you have capacity to meet demand now i seem them on the shelves i still buy them, but are you making more now than you can sell >> no, we are still running or facilities 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and able to meet most demand. we're still seeing a significantly elevated demand, as well as expanding our distribution across the globe, and we're able to use that additional capacity to use that as well. >> and what your view was on a small height to the corporate tax rate and how big a blow that would be >> well, what we are focused on is what we can control, and how we're focused on growing market share, et cetera

>> hi, sara. good to see you. good to be here.gy has not changed from the several times that i've come spoken with you. let me tell you about that we grew revenue 27%. over a year last year, revenue growing 45% to 50% so we really like the momentum in the business. the consumer is healthy. growth ads this year running about 20% higher than in 2019 levels and what's equally exciting or even more exciting from a concern is customer spending on our platform is at an all-time high in fact in q2, customer spending was $404, up 14% on a year-over year basis more customers, they are spending more, staying with us longer, and we continue to deliver very strong comps. so overall we're ready for the performance of the business and the way the teams are operating amidst this difficult environment. happy to enact a strategy that we have in place >> there was this feeling, this narrative that it was as good as it gets for a company like chewy. between everybody being at home and shopping online. everybody adopting pets and spending a lot on th

we want to bring in sara bart, the caldor fire public information officer. >> joining us via the phone. thank you for taking the time. what is the fire fight looking like this morning? >> so, you know, this morning they're definitely preparing for the high winds again and low relative humidity that was mentioned. it's another red flag warning, so they're going to be, you know, dealing with intense fire fighting today as well as they did yesterday. >> talk to us, we know that the firefighters are working so hard, they're working around the clock, talk to us about additional help that's coming in from across the country. do you expect more firefighters to come in or what are you expecting to help with this fire? >> so currently we're at 4,171 total personnel on the fires, 487 engines, and 78 hand crews, 95 dozers, and we're currently the first priority in the -- in california for resources. they're definitely going to be coming to us, whatever is available to come. >> this time yesterday we were talking about some of the evacuations really leading into south lake tahoe city proper. now w

that's why we need to slack. >> very good hi, mark it is sara. >> hi, sara. >> good the see you.you recently reading "the wall street journal" incredible pieces on facebook in particular because you came out and first compared that company to a tobacco company and now seems like they have the specific information about how toxicen sta gram is for teenagers and concealed it and not doing much about it i'm curious your reaction to this and what you think can be done about it. >> we are going through a digital revolution that's why we're at dreamforce part of that revolution is a world of mistrust and misinformation we know that one of the challenges of getting through this pandemic and even in our political process is all of the misinformation out there and cedes mistrust in society and you have to look at that company facebook as a key source of the mistrust in our society we need to be ceding trust into society and be trust blazers that is what we need to be doing and trust first. all of us ask the question is trust the highest value of the company, of ourselves. and in that case

>> hi, sara. we are nearing the end of a two day meeting as advisers on the boosters and about to go to a vote essentially debating around what the fda authorized last night for the booster shots just for pfizer's vaccine and for people over 65, those at risk of severe covid-19 with underlying conditions and those with exposure to covid because of the jobs or -- and then therefore at high risk of severe disease. the commissioner specifying in the nad release last night this is folks like day care staff, grocery workers, teachers and people in prisons and homeless shelters there's debate among the advisers to the cdc in those latter two categories seemingly all on board for people over 65 and people who live in nursing homes to get boosters but there's debate over whether there should be boosters begin to people at high rex of exposure because of their jobs and seem to have difficulty with the idea that you would be preventing more than just did decay in hospitalization protection there because you

i think it is important, sara. and i think there is going to be, you know, the progressive side of the democratic party is probably looking to not have a republican as the head of the fed going into the midterm elections and into the presidential election in 2024. so, anything they can, you know, push forward to kind of make that happen i think will get pushed to the forefront of the media. and this is a blemish. this happened on his watch, and i think -- it reduces the odds of a reappointment, i would say. it has to. how much is debatable. i think there are a lot of politics to play going into the february reappointment and we'll learn a lot with randy corals' replacement in october and we obviously have another vice-chair that comes up in january. there's four people out of seven because we have one open governor's seat that could really be put on this board by february of next year. so that's a big change to the board of governors that one president can make and politically that's something the market should be

my name is mike lowe, and my daughter sara elizabeth lowe was a flight attendant on that plane.and as we recite the names of those we lost, my memory goes back to that terrible day when it felt like an evil specter had descended on our world, and it was also a time when many people acted above and beyond the ordinary. beginning with the actions of flight crews, like sara, and the passengers on the four flights, the individuals in the towers, the professionals of the fire and police, and later the volunteers who helped work on the pile since then, to recover our loved one's remains, they helped pull us through the darkest days of our lives. in the last 20 years, my family and i have at times known unbearable sorrow and disbelief about the lives that would never be. foryears, we have, we have filled with speaking out on my daughter's behalf and calling on many more precautions and also for the history to be remembered, not as numbers, dates, but the faces of ordinary people, people who looked a lot like sara. at the first memorial ceremony, my wife bobby and i stood here with thou

. >> that was 40 years ago, sara. this building, 30 rockefeller center, and james brown and muhammad ali brought me on to say that this young man is moving a lot of young people in the right direction. i knew muhammad ali and i got to do a lot of things with him over the years, and i've told you out of a lot of things i've seen, what you and ken have done on this comes very, very close to really giving the public that this man was a real human being, with a real love for human beings. and that's why i was happy to have you on the night it's premiering. and so as someone who came into the so-called golden era of hollywood boxing, i can say subjectively that ali transcended the sport. five years after his death, why does the persona still captivate the world 40 years after he left the ring? i'll go in reverse, starting with the younger burns generation. sara? >> i think he still captivates, because he was so much bigger than boxing. and the boxing is why we know him, why we've gotten to know him. that was his platform,

all right, sara, thank you. here with more, arizona attorney general, now senate candidate, who from the great state of arizona, mark brnovich is with us. and the president of the national border patrol council, brenda judd. brandon, let's deal with the crisis created by joe biden. he is the one that overturned the successful policies of donald trump. that was his decision. his border czar does not go to the border. now they have taken away horseback and are making accusations of racism. i have talked to person after person after person, and every border patrol agents that i have talked to says that is called a rein and there was no whipping of people, and they are furious and feel that this is being used as a distraction. that is what my sources tell me. what are you hearing from your rank and file? >> i have been patrolling the border since clinton was the president, and i can tell you personally that the policies that have been in place were by far the best under president trump, and president biden completel

. >> cnn's sara murray joining us now. sara, just remind us what did those documents reveal?rter: well, look, they revealed some of his tax information and so now the former president is doing his niece mary trump as well as the "new york times" reporters saying mary trump is in breach of a contract and the reporters got in the way of the former president's contractual and business dealings. "the new york times" says it stands by its reporters, they say this is an effort to silence the paper. mary trump had a more colorful statement in response to finding out about the lawsuit. she said, i think he's a loser and he's going to throw anything against the wall he can. it is desperation. the walls are closing in and he's throwing anything against the wall that he thinks will stick. as is always the case with donald, he'll try and change the subject. so clearly no sides backing down on this lawsuit at this point, guys. >> another story, more evidence that the big lie, such a lie, that even trump's team knew it was a lie, the times reporting that before trump lawyers floated conspi

and that's run and hide >> reporter: sara hid and texted her family. >> i didn't want my kids and my husband to not know they weren't the last ones i was thinking of. >> reporter: one life lost and dozens of others left with memories unfortunately too vivid. von hillard, nbc news. >>> a late update now on hurricane sam, now a category one, but expected to quickly intensify possibly to a category four it is still far out at sea, but could touch parts of the caribbean by the middle of next week we're keeping an eye on a new subtropical storm. teresa near bermuda, the 19th named storm this season >>> new tonight a funeral set for sunday for gabby petito on new york's long island as we learn more about the arrest warrant issued for her fiance the man hunt for him has now been going on for almost a week. catie beck with late developments from florida. >> reporter: tonight brian laundrie is a fugitive, wanted for actions he took in the final days of august part of the homicide investigation of gabby petito armed with a federal arrest warrant, prosecutors say laundrie used someone else's de

i'm jack otter bitcoin a bubble that's about to burst pipes will ask seau and later sara maleate joins the roundtable with our outlook for the top stock picks and we begin with a what we think are the three most important things investors ought to be thinking about right now or the market continued to hit new highs but the disappointing jobs report shows a slowdown in what he can tell us about the economy. after a slower summer the ideal market is heating up. and biotech stocks have been left behind in the recent rally and why they are in season opportunity. my colleagues ben leveson carl english and alex. then let's talk about the jobs report we saw on friday. looks like the delta variant finally caught up. >> it really did jack after digging a little bit i would call a disappointing 1035 jobs and that's a lot lower than expected but the unemployment rate fell and it was clear that covid had a big impact. there are no extra hospitality jobs added. ultimately the s&p 500 finished up the week 0.6% in and the dow was down on the nasdaq was up 1.6%. jack: it's an interesting point and lei

tonight, stephen welcomes sara feuring n batiste and "stays. human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! hey! how are you? good to see you! good to see you. good to see you all. hello, friends. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hey! ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: thank you very much! hey, everybody! hey, everybody out there! thank you very much. what a lovely evening. a beautiful thursday. welcome. welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) the biggest story today is that the coronavirus refuses to stop being the biggest story every day. thanks to delta, pandemic numbers are as bad as they were back in march, and the associated press isn't taking it well. check out this headline. "covid-19 surge in the u.s.: the summer of hope ends in gloom." you all right, a.p.? that headline could use some zoloft, with an abilify chaser. still not as bad as the "new y

. >> welcome, everyone i'm sara eisen. let's look at what's driving the action 10-year treasury yield hitting levels we haven't seen since june weighing on the growth names. the tech names, faang stocks, microsoft, apple lower fed chair powell and treasury secretary yellen testifying today before the congress about the economy and yellen warning about the konsconsequences of n raising the debt ceiling building on a strong month as brent crude tops $80 a barrel and nat gas jumps strongly today. >>> energy up more than a percent. we have got a big show in just a few minutes a rare interview with ceo jeremy grantham and why he sticks by the call of last year and graets voices to help navigate the selloff including tony guyer, jeffrey sherman, liz ann sonders and rick ryder >> great market voices there fist let's get to the big stories. mike santelli tracking the selloff. steve liesman with highlights from the senate testimony. mike, pretty broad market and focus on tech. >> yeah. absolutely broad this was not a typical clean

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sara monetta has more.olice on a chopper, this is not how you would expect the new leader of the serbian orthodox church in montenegro to be inaugurated. for days, people have been clashing with police in the town of cetinje, where the metropolitan has been enthroned. this was montenegro's old capital, before it was unified to serbia after the first world war. the country broke away from the union with its bigger neighbour in 2006. but about one third of the population still identifies as serb. and the serbian orthodox church remains the main religion here. the head of ceremony, church leaders, said the enthronement was merely a religious matter. but for montenegrin nationalists, it was much more than that. translation: this is a huge catastrophe. l we are literally occupied. we are pushed around by the great serbian world. they don't let us live. they beat us, they harass us. barricades were set up to try and stop the event. more than 20 people were wounded in clashes with policejust 100 metres away from t

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sara stinson back to you. sara. i take that sticker as a sign that you did finally get your ballot in the mail. >> it's going in okay. so not yet still, haha until 08:00pm tonight a polling center. but we sent will there and i will be going right after work to okay. are going to hold you to that thanks, our election coverage continues tonight. it starts at 05:00pm and goes until 1130 this evening. our crews will be all over the state as results come in. we'll also have a special edition of inside bay area politics with our panel of political experts. be sure to look for our live reports from the candidate headquarters all over the state. >> tune in tonight to kron 4. that's right. it's going to be another orange october that giants are going back to the playoffs celebrating on the field there after beating the san diego padres last night at oracle. and here they are getting in putting on there. playoff t shirts. they also are the first mlb team to clinch a playoff spot. this year and then after they gathered for the

>> sean: investigative journalist fox news contributor sara carter has been embed wind the u.s.s. border patrol all day today. she gives us a live report what's really going on in del rio texas. sarah tell us about the day you had.d. >> oh, sean, it's been a long day. it's been a hot day. not just for me but for the migrants behind me.. as you can see right behind me the camp still has roughly 9,000 people. i could say about 50% of those people are women and children. it's devastating. the conditions are depreciating. there are charities bringing food in and water. but there's just not enough resources. and i've been speaking to border patrol agents and texas state police as well as texas department of public safety officers who say that the biden administration is the one that created this problem, and the federal government needs to come in and do something about it. as you know, the white house right now is conducting an investigation into a recent report that they say that border patrol agents possibly, possibly harmed migrants, those border patrol agents on horseback with whips. wha

cnn's sara sidner has more. >> do not be vaccinated.porter: there is a growing number of conservatives who have used their platforms to bad mouth covid-19 vaccines. but did not live long enough or are too sick to tell their public just how much they regret it. >> i didn't want to be a guinea pig. he didn't want to be a guinea pig. >> reporter: amy lee hair is talking about her friend, conservative florida radio show host, dick farrell. he repeatedly told people not to trust the vaccine. why get a vax, promoted by people who lied to you, he posted. and vaccine bogus bullshid, he proclaimed. that was early july. a few weeks later, he was in the hospital, dying from covid-19. >> he told me this pandemic ain't no joke. and he said, you need to get the shot. and he told me he wished he had. >> reporter: the statistics that more than 600,000 americans have died from covid hadn't swayed him or her. why did it take dick farrell dying from covid for you to say, i'm taking it? >> there's a pandemic of misinformation out there and i think no truer

it seems like this is snowballing. >> sara, such a good point there. and daniel strauss and casey hunt still here with us. guys, look, i think if this is covered as if the cyber ninjas affirmed or confirmed joe biden's victory were doing it wrong and that's not what we're doing here at all. you didn't need the cyber ninjas to come in and say this election was legit. it was always legit. this is a case, as you know, like ninth grade english class, it is not about the destination, it is about the journey for republicans here. it is about raising the questions themselves, daniel. you can see the impact that it had across the republican party and nationwide. we're in the latest cnn poll, 78% of republicans don't think joe biden won. >> yeah, look, i mean, this is -- that's the effect of all of this. it is really not sort of getting to the bottom of voter fraud. it is not coming up and really investing in this. it is about eroding the system. it is about casting doubt and energizing the republican base of the party. that is what we're seeing as a result of

is there a linkainge >> we'll dive into the banks slammed as sara just mentioned index down 3.6%. capital market names like goldman sachs also down around 4% and some private equity names down sharply about 8%. for blackstone that's linked to china exposure and probably market exposure. for the u.s. sen trick retail banks it is the collapsing yield curve that's hurting those stocks 10-year touched 138 on friday. today back down to 1.30. within the group the understandable tilt of domestic names like wells fargo are down less than the higher asian exposure names like citigroup down 4.. wells down 2%. in general, mike, the sector as a whole is reacting for retail banks reacting to yield curve moves and not really exposure to china per se. >> exactly the 30-year where the drama is in terms of the yield curve, too. the yield is i would definitely agree and the private equity names runned up so much. blackstone up like 90% year to date or something crazy. you see the people skim off the top makes sense and with credit contagion is you have to have people that own directly impacted debt

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