scott kelly and mark kelly are a different size because scott kelly shrunk a bit in space. what you don't want to do after millions of dollars in work and timing and negotiations with the government is to have somebody go wrong for health reasons. it was still a big enough deal they had to control the environment all around them and specifically with those astronauts. they will be met by flight surgeons who will determine immediately what their vitals are. they will take their temperature, blood pressure, things like that. they will be monitoring them very closely. they didn't take coronavirus into space and develop any systems over the 63 days they were up there. that doesn't mean they're out of the woods with respect to anything else. because there may be a compromised medical state they are in having been up there for 63 days and coming through this launch does do bit on your system. they're being so careful about everything, including the fumes. there's no particular danger in anything catching fire at this point. they are in a contained environment. they could contain

when scott kelly returned from his trip in space and said he was looking forward to going to his pool. anything in particular you are looking forward to when you get on the ground? >> i think for me and probably for doug as well, we are excited to see our families. my son is six years old and i can tell from the videos i get and talking to him on the phone he has changed a lot in the couple of months that we have been up here. that's the thing i'm mostly looking forward to. seeing my family, wife and my son. >> and this will be our last question. we have mark from aviation and space tech nolings. -- technologies. >> my question is for chris, how would you assess the what bob and doug brought to your mission in terms of contributions of .cience, technology and >> there was one and then there were three. .hey are all three of and running at all steam and getting all the science objectives. as many science objectives as we could. and with that, it was conversations that i had myself at dinner and the last two months, it has been fantastic to have buddies at the cao table to reflect on th

high school in san mateo county is also being used as a shelter, reporting live from scotts valley and maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>thank you maureen our coverage continues always said kron 4 dot com where you can find a complete list of evacuation orders and warnings you can also track the wildfires on an interactive map and find out about alerts were guarding weather but not in your neighborhood all that and more is the kron 4 dot com and coming up after the break with hundreds of homes going up in flames throughout the state. how organizations like the american red cross are stepping up now to assist families. we have nowhere else want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>earlier we touched on the fires in the santa cruz mountains as well as in the north bay. we're also tracking the scu lightning complex fires. the fires are burning in multiple locations acr

kron four's maureen kelly is in scotts valley at the cal fire base camp with the very latest.>>that's right just seen cal fire is actually getting close to holding a briefing within the hour about where they stand in terms of getting any kind of handle on these fires now i can tell you that it does the smell of smoke isn't nearly as heavy in the air as it was when i first arrived on scene around noon today. but in the last 15 minutes or so there has been a quite a bit of ash falling from the sky. i can tell you that firefighters are keeping a close eye on the weather. >>relatively calm for several days and then yesterday the wind kicked up and everything is nged. and it became a very helicopter video from cal fire sees eu which is coordinating the attack on the fires that broke out sunday. >>during the lightning storms there are now at least 22 fires here fueled by the heavily wooded terrain university watch the weather but these fires when they get really big they can make their own weather. >>and they become very hard to predict and very hard to control and they left to make

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. >> greetings everybody thank you, scott i'm bill griffeth in for kelly evans the "the exchange" heren, the douz rw is rallying the reopening trade is going crazy. you got nasdaq, netflix, microsoft all trading low right now. with the

breather joining me now is wealth management cio fox business contributor scott martin, and benchmark investment managing partner kevin kelly and senior wets management of payne capital group i am not affiliated with, scott i want to start with you so what do you make of the fact there are more winners thangains, charles and d of what the market faces but i don't think it's a bad thing really. when you look at the fact that as you mentioned so many have been reluctant to chase the tech stocks at such high evaluation it's good to see them come back as it might entice new dollars but also new dollars, charles that starts to go into other areas of the market think about travel, restaurants and banks as we've been doing over the last couple of months as you know, so tech pulling back here obviously gives you an opportunity to enter tech again. we already own tech so we're not adding to it here but looking to pick up some stuff on lower valuations. charles: kevin, i know you also have been very bullish so what are your thoughts now again another up week for the market although there will be more losers than winners. >> yeah, i t

. >> greetings everybody thank you, scott i'm bill griffeth in for kelly evans the "the exchange" here. watch again, the douz rw is rallying the reopening trade is going crazy. you got nasdaq, netflix, microsoft all trading low right now. with the market betting on better times ahead, what should you be doing now >>> plus you probably heard russia say they are the first company to approve a covid-19 vaccine. we'll have the very latest a live report from moscow coming up, and we'll speak to the doctor about some of the serious safety concerns being raised and the implications for the other countries like ours that are still working on a covid vaccine. >>> and with the big 10 on the verge of postponing football and all sports in the fall, we take a look at the potential $5 billion fallout for schools. that's all hahead, but let's loo at today's market action dom chu, what do you have for us >> it was mixed. just in recent minutes here we've got greener than nasdaq, believe it or not. >> you're welcome, america >> exactly you're welcome, america. the nasdaq, though, is still underperformi

. >>> thanks very much, scott wapner i'm dom chu in for kelly evans today.ter labor day. china trade talks in limbo and just 80 days until the election. we look at five stocks that could be good trades heading into that november 3rd date. >>> plus the tech lash over the app store continues. we look at the growing list of companies who say apple's policies need to change. >>> and payment stock power. a legal setback from amazon an

"the exchange" with kelly starts now. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody, on this friday. here's what's ahead. the jobs report was better than feared after that bad adp earning. will it take the onus away from a stimulus deal? nancy pelosi is meeting with steve mnuchin any moment for more talks >>> a big loss for the quarter and massive marketing cuts investors are sticking with booking holdings we'll speak with the ceo ahead >>> trump tackles chinese tech main street says no thanks

"the exchange" with kelly starts now. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody, on this friday. here's what's ahead. the jobs report was better than feared after that bad adp earning. will it take the onus away from a stimulus deal? nancy pelosi is meeting with steve mnuchin any moment for more talks >>> a big loss for the quarter and massive marketing cuts investors are sticking with booking holdings we'll speak with the ceo ahead >>> trump tackles chinese tech main street says no thanks to the fed and ready to take on their industries dom chu with the numbers >> the confluence of numbers and the economic data is why you're seeing modest losses for the indices here we're trying to figure out why the market is at near record highs for most indices the s&p hovering above 3300, off about 2/3 of 1%. it has been the upper performer as of late what's happening with retail stocks specifically? not necessarily the large cap ones, but the spider retail ticker is up in an otherwise down day this also treats some of the smaller retails on the same level as some of the bigger ones out ther

. >>> thanks very much, scott wapner i'm dom chu in for kelly evans today. stocks struggling a little bit today. stimulus talks on hold until after labor day. china trade talks in limbo and just 80 days until the election. we look at five stocks that could be good trades heading into that november 3rd date. >>> plus the tech lash over the app store continues. we look at the growing list of companies who say apple's policies need to change. >>> and payment stock power. a legal setback from amazon and why getting a mortgage just got a lot harder a lot is coming up on deck "the exchange" starts right now. >>> we begin as always with the markets right now, and as you can see, we're holding steady on this friday. the dow industrials were down about 137 points at the lows today but they're up just fractionally, marginally now the s&p 500, 3,374 on the last trade. 3386 on a closing basis and 3393 on an intraday basis the nasdaq down right now. tracking a lot of these stocks on an equal basis is up. some gains in the retail sector after it came in a little low but r

thank you, scott in this hour i'm tyler mathisen in for kelly for those still under employed, more stimulus we'll look at the potential fallout for the consumer and the markets. >>> plus a closer look at well health care stock that's up 90% so far this year the ceo will join us with what's working and what's next for his company. >>> and home improvement stocks keep nailing new highs

thank you, scott in this hour i'm tyler mathisen in for kelly for those still under employed, more stimulus can't come soon enough what if it never comes we'll look at the potential fallout for the consumer and the markets. >>> plus a closer look at well health care stock that's up 90% so far this year the ceo will join us with what's working and what's next for his company. >>> and home improvement stocks keep nailing new highs apple may be muscling in on peloton. america runs on cereal that's all ahead on "rapid fire." begin with dom chu who has the numbers. caffeinated cereal anyway, thank you very much. the markets are mixed and very modestly so. the dow industrial down by 0.1, one stock in particular one of the main drivers we'll talk about that in a second the s&p 500, now, again, right above its closing record high. remember 3393 is what it needs to get to the intraday high. the nasdaq doing some real outperformance now outperforming once again to that point, check out what's happening with the sectors, because the two sectors we most closely associate with the nasdaq composite are t

kelly craft. it also joining me dr. scott atlas, we are going to ask him about the reports that the big ten is considering pulling the plug on college football over covid-19 concerns. president trump and the clemson qb trevor lawrence sending tweets today that were #wewanttoplay. my guess is he's going to agree given what he said about all of that in the past but we will ask him firsthand when we come back and we begin with correspondent mark meredith from the white house this evening. a bit of excitement over there tonight. >> martha, there sure was, secret service calling this an officer had been involved shooting in happened right outside what is known as the old executive office building, the building adjacent to the white house itself. you can see the police have this area about two blocks around the white house completely blocked off, not just here but the perimeters that's all around the white house complex. a picture we got off a tourist in town who captured the aftermath of that officer-involves shooting where someon

kelly evans at "the exchange" now. >>> thanks, scott. hi, everybody.gress, no problem. the markets are unfazed by growth stalls. there are some points looking a little better lately we'll have more. >>> plus the buffett, the banks and bonds. top analysts give three reasons why banks aren't as risky a bet as many current investors believe. >>> disney soars a

kelly evans at "the exchange" now. >>> thanks, scott. hi, everybody. no growth, no progress, no problem. the markets are unfazed by growth stalls. there are some points looking a little better lately we'll have more. >>> plus the buffett, the banks and bonds. top analysts give three reasons why banks aren't as risky a bet as many current investors believe. >>> disney soars as "mulan" goes digital in a match made for covid. >>> four-day winning streak right now, kelly for the s&p 500, you can see they're up about 18 points, up half a percent at the highs of the day. we were up roughly 25 points for the s&p 500. the dow industrials a 3% gain and the nasdaq actually lagging today, up only about one-third of 1% here another big trade is what's happening with oil the prices that you're seeing here for u.s.-based west texas intermedia intermediate, up 2%. earlier in the session we got to the highest levels that we've seen since march 6, believe it or not, before the full effect of the pandemic virus, energies soaring on this particular news here then we've g

." >> scott wapner, thank you so much i'm here for kelly evans at "the exchange." stocks have been mixed as we start the week as the president's tax stimulus action goes into effect here. but questions still remain over the limits and the legality of his actions on saturday. this as treasury secretary mnuchin says the white house does want to deal and is willing to make it this week if it's fair >>> plus, will it be twiktock or miketok? see what i did there how a potential lawsuit could end that deal. >>> why mgm soared today and why you may want to turn to google search to find out what's happening in the housing market. that's all ahead here on "the exchange." we begin with today's market action kind of a mixed day, bob pisani. >> it is, bill, but we have a little mini trend going on here, and i'm talking about a rally in cyclical stocks, which are called today value stocks. take a look at what the main sectors are moving today this happened on friday as well. we're seeing banks, energy and industrials lead the way those are your classic cyclical names here retai

>> tiktok are doing great on stocks >>> kelly evans and "the exchange" begins now >> thank you, scott it's microsoft to the rescue the company confirms it's looking to buy tiktok, the wildly popular chinese-owned app. it wants it done within six weeks. will the government regret letting this tech giant get bigger >>> plus, the nasdaq at record highs, this as we head into the middle of the year for stocks. do you stay the course or get more offensive >>> google

." >> scott wapner, thank you so much i'm here for kelly evans at "the exchange." been mixed as we start the week as the president's tax stimulus action goes into effect here. but questions still remain over the limits and the legality of his actions on saturday. this as treasury secretary mnuchin says the white house does want to deal and is willing to make it this week if it's fair >>> plus

>> tiktok are doing great on stocks >>> kelly evans and "the exchange" begins now >> thank you, scott. here's what's ahead of us. it's microsoft to the rescue the company confirms it's looking to buy tiktok, the wildly popular chinese-owned app. it wants it done within six weeks. will the government regret letting this tech giant get bigger >>> plus, the nasdaq at record highs, this as we head into the middle of the year for stocks. do you stay the course or get more offensive >>> google seeking some safety and the auto name wall street likes ahead of its results that's all ahead in "rapid fire" today. rahel is here with the stocks. rahel? >> stocks are not far from the hedge in this session. the dow needs to hit 278 -- kelly, don't make fun of my writing -- 94 in order to break a record tech has driven the nasdaq to another high where have we heard that before? take a look at the stocks who underperformed airlines and casinos are relative outperformers but it's another rough day for amc as theaters really struggle to reopen, along with travel stocks like cruise lines, expedia getting

kelly and ryan"! today, actress regina hall, and you don't wanna miss adam scott, plus a performance from avril lavigneually look like you're probably wearing a top and bottoms. >> ryan: i am wearing bottoms. i'm wearing bottoms, but i'm wearing these without socks. they slip on. they're so easy in the morning, first thing, just to slip 'em right on. >> kelly: what am i gonna do when i have to stop wearing sweatpants? that's the question. well, no, i just wear the same pair of sweatpants every day-- my pajama bottoms, my sweats.

we'll keep an eye on what the markets do i know kelly evans is doing that, because she begins "the exchange" right now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody, and here's what's ahead of us. the battle over jobless benefits would extending the extra $600 a week help or hinder the economy? with payments of millions of americans hanging in the balance as congress works on a compromise we'll have that debate >>> from 30 bucks to 23, back to 30 bucks again the electric truck maker is ahead as a company tonight >>> a reality check with rates at fresh lows. a look the what you actually need if you plan to retire post-covid rahel solomon with those numbers here rahel? >> you can see the dow and s&p both in positive territory the nasdaq, this is a little different, in negative territory. this happened in the last hour or so and comes shortly after the open apple, one of the top contributors to the dow right now. of course, we continue to watch for it to cross that $2 trillion market cap milestone, so the magic number for that to happen would be 467.77. i'm still working on my handwriting, but watch that level trading closer to 438.71

we'll keep an eye on what the markets do i know kelly evans is doing that, because she begins "the exchange" right now. >>> thank you, scottdy, and here's what's ahead of us. the battle over jobless benefits would extending the extra $600 a week help or hinder the economy? with payments of millions of americans hanging in the balance as congress works on a compromise we'll have that debate >>> from 30 bucks to 23, back to 30 bucks again the electric truck maker is ahead as a company tonight >>> a reality check with rates at fresh

they approach their jobs "new york times" ace kate kelly is out today with a david solomon, she joins us now. kate, welcome back. >> thanks so much, scottteresting read. you write about what you call the different vibe, and it's really been on display, both in the way he's dealt with employees and goldman clients. >> i think that's right. david grew up in some of the most rough-and-tumble elements of wall street he's 58-year-old, so it's kind of interesting he at that age and background is sort of being cast as the more modern-minded, open-minded, vulnerable is his world, ceo for this time of crisis period. you know, one of the first things he did at goldman was to rip up the dress code, he occasionally wears jeans to the office even pre-pandemic, golf shirts and other things during the pandemic that's just obviously a superficial things, but more subtantively when the crisis hit he was one of the ceos to send people home, outfit them with -- and people were trading at their parents' how us or a childhood desk at some other family homes. they were all over the place, but they managed to make it happen he came to the conclusion, but afte

kelly. >> from afar the very issue you're raising we might have gotten a glimpse of tim scott and nikki haleyr the speeches that they gave. is that what the future of the gop looks like >> it was interesting because i thought nikki haley and tim scott kind of gave throwback speeches in a way. they hit all the reaganesque conservative tones, but a lot of it was in the populist channel where donald trump has really moved most of the party, and in a way that's the question for republicans going forward as chronicled in the book is how people move from reagan to trumpism in the years ahead, regardless of what happens, is that where the republican party remain, or do they snap back to what i consider is a more traditional form of conservatism >> the title almost comes off written by someone with conser e conserving or do you embrace moving forward with what trump has diversified? >> it's very much the latter we were scratching our heads in 2016 saying, how did this happen how did the party move so radically from one division to another? what i wanted to find out when i went back and pieced this al

kelly kron 4 news. >>and here's an out for those folks who are living in san mateoyand santa cruz counties where that series of fires is burning right now we just learned scotts valley has been the bread is that area under a mandatory evacuation order get out now. the yellow that is only an evacuation warning, at least for the time being and back to the north bay where most of evacuation orders in vacaville we're just lifted. that's the good news that's except to the area just south of foothill drive and west of alamo drive from monte vista avenue to interstate 80. our michelle kingston live for us in vacaville with a look at some of the destruction there. >>and at one of 5 evacuation centers in vacaville, this is the un is community center and there is not much activity here. but let me tell you up in the hillsides where that fire tore through yesterday. it is just absolutely devastating to see that destruction. >>we're doing the best that we can with the resources that we have. >>i didn't see a single firefighter in the pleasant valley road area today where a catastrophic fire ripped through on wednesday on can't a low road overrode completely charred by th

kelly o'donnell in washington, thank you. >>> i want to turn to former wisconsin governor scott walker, republican. he spoke at the rnc's roll call on monday where he renominated the aforementioned vice president mike pence, expressed his support for the ticket. governor, good to see you again. first, your reaction to the rnc, specifically this smashing of precedence, mike pompeo giving his speech in a personal capacity from jerusalem, acting secretary of homeland security, overseeing a naturalization ceremony. are you at all concerned about the long-term precedent that this sets? >> i hope that the democrats focus on the power of the government as opposed to the power of the people. that's really the difference between the two parties. i love seeing those american citizens taking their oath of citizenship. it reminded all of us as americans why this country is and will be great going forward. despite our challenges -- there's no doubt we have challenges in this country. a great reminder that people all around the world want to come here because we're the land of opportunity and of freedom just lik