so what solomon does, on top of that rocky outcrop, solomon builds a permanent house for the god of israelram al sha riff for the arabs, is the place where the first temple built by solomon stood. almost certainly on top of the rock that today is the foundation stone of the dome of the rock, the gorgeous islamic edifice that stands there today. it probably is the most holy place in western and middle eastern civilization. >> but at the time the temple is done, it represents israel moving into this place as a prosperous, settled nation with a king whose power is acknowledged by all. but it also is a from the original idea that god would dwell with his people and therefore he didn't have to have a physical place for him to be. >> solomon spared no expense in building his temple in jerusalem. he brought in the cedars from lebanon. he brought in the best stone cutters. he wanted this to be the most beautiful temple in the region. >> he is determined to be greater than his father and one of the greatest flaws in solomon's personality was that he really believed bigger is better with all of his

king solomon dies. faults, he was the king that israel fell in love with and his son solomon was the pretender. but he was strong enough to force these tribes to stay together. by the time solomon was gone, it all fell apart. >> the united kingdom was split. the northern kingdom of siisrae and the southern kingdom which is called juda. they each have their own monarch kings. when this united kingdom comes apart. it becomes israel and juda. that would later become sama ri ah and judah. when you study the history of jerusalem and you appreciate the symbolism and you think about what went wrong? what created this big fisfissur between the communities. >> it is largely tied to the way history gets exploited, politicians who would like to go back to the story of king david claimed that what happens in jewish history is a kind of deed that gives judaism and jews for that matter. so essentially what you see is biblical history not as history but as political pop began da. propaganda. jerusalem was not supposed

solomon crushes the rebellion.essentially, ended up being as a very brutal reign featuring lots of revolts, as a result of his policies. >> finally, in 931 b.c., king solomon dies. >> one of the ways you can look at it is that king david was the real deal. even with all of his faults, he was the king that israel fell in love with. and then, his son, solomon, was the pretender. but he was strong. he was at least strong enough to force these tribes to stay together. and by the time solomon was gone, it all fell apart. >> and from that point on, the united kingdom is split into two parts. a northern kingdom. what's known as the northern kingdom of israel. and the southern kingdom, which is called judah. and they each have their own monarchic successions, their own kings. >> both, judea and israel will spend the next few centuries at war. >> when this united kingdom comes apart, it becomes israel and juda and that would later become samaria and judea. and these would constitute the west bank and israel. >> so, when you

you heard the comments from goldman's ceo david solomon.t market dependent on a more robust economic recovery going forward into 2022 and 2023 >> it is both of those things. it's robust. the recovery is robust but the recovery might be too robust, dom, because as you know and as you've reported, inflation is running at the highest clip that we've seen in years. and of kocourse this is engineee by the fed do they want as much as they've got? right now we're seeing, what, 5.4, 5.5% in that range inflation year over year that certainly says that there's demand out there and that people are spending that money. the question is whether or not that inflationary jump that we've seen in airlines, in used cars, new cars, in food prices, whether all of that changes the way the world looks at this particular recovery which has been, as you've said, very robust. >> jon, we're showing all the viewers and listeners a chart of the 10-year treasury note. we know massive amounts of central bank intervention are in many ways distorting what's happening with

the numbers say, don't come back solomon's wrong. when he comes on our show at 9:40 -- oh, he's on -- okay. >> on the clock. >> this is the question to ask, which is that, why do they have to come back these are the numbers i've always dreamed of. it's obviously hybrid and solomon -- >> no, the investment bankers were in the building already this quarter they were. >> management, no. they come back because they have food trucks in front the food trucks? >> wants them back jamie dimon want them back. >> hybrid model is better. >> goldman itself. a note out about productivity in large part because of travel and entertainment going away. >> yes. >> the -- efficiency of remote work adds to productivity for years. >> really going to have to be -- they're going to have to re-rethink coming back have two tracks. if you've made it, okay. you don't have to come back. >> you don't have to make partner a remote license jrchtslicense? >> like in a law firm. work lie the dog as a partner. >> you need the people you're apprenticing to if you're go

broadcom entered into long-term agreements that prevented chips being purchased by competitors >>> rahel solomon has the update. >> here's what's happening at this hour. republicans in pennsylvania's senate are discussing an investigation into how last year's presidential election was conducted. senator doug mastriano reportedly briefing on others.

solomon in an hour's time. >>> the food giants conagra and pepsi. conagra zippsinking and pepsi mg higher as soda sales at theaters, arenas, restaurants are expected to rebound. it is a narrative playing out around the market. surging consumer demand and spending colliding with rising inflation and rising input costs. but our next guest says the growth potential in the markets is underappreciated ahead of what he says is going to be a, quote, blowout second quarter earnings season. joining us now lawrence gollub always good to see you and get your read on the markets generally, but also on the middle sized or middle market firms that you follow specifically, you see this economy as hotter even than 2019s which was a pretty good economy, right >> exactly we track hundreds of companies' monthly actual results after the first couple of months of each quarter we compare them usually to the year before but we're seeing boomflation now so our report this quarter is growth from 2019 for showing median earnings growth over 30%. this is part of an accelerati

wilfred, over to you david solomon is here in a few moments. we were discussing off-camera, the first in-person, live interview either of us are doing for quite some time. there's so much to cover being back in this office, and their approach to offices has been a story so closely. but also they had blowout earnings, yet the stock is down. we'll explore why. jpmorgan also reported today, we'll explore the themes throughout, particularly the sustainability of the strong capital markets' performance and asset management performance, also the didi ipo, and solomon's view on inflation earlier today, whether or not the fed is behand the curve. mike santoli is tracking all of today. what are you focused on? >> the inflation number you mentioned definitely has the market a bit unsubtled, unbalanced a handful of stocks are making the damages look less severe at the top line indecent down about 0.5% it comes after 10 of the last 12 sessions have seen a record high clearly any excuse to back off makes sense, but a lot of the cyclical areas are definitely

. >> for the jews, jerusalem is where solomon built the holy temple. >> for christians, this is the place where jesus was crucified. >> for muslims, jerusalem is where the prophet muhammed made the night journey. >> people who are said to have conquered the world have swept through this city. >> no other individual changed the landscape in the way herod the great did. >> saladin was determined to take on the christians and throw them out of jerusalem. >> at a time of ottoman/islamic rule, the british badly wanted to control the holy land. >> the main case of the arabs is against the british government policy in palestine. >> we are the only people in the world homeless and stateless. >> for israelis, the creation of the state of israel is seen as a miracle. and of course for the palestinians, it's a great disaster. >> the history of jerusalem, a very complicated story. and if you don't know it in its complexity, it's very hard to understand what's going on there today. >> the past is never dead. and if there is a city in the world to which that applies, it's jerusalem. ♪ >> it's been 900

the suspicious behavior doesn't stop there.a new report from john solomon emails from hunter 'hard drivem hell contain messages from joe while he was vice president. that's not all. long time signature expert has concluded that it was in fact hunter biden who signed the receipt for the abandon laptop in april of 2019 and here to explain right now is the founder of justthenews.com john solomon along with foxes in jupiter miranda devine fox news contributor miranda devine. >> we saw hunter biden on tv saying he had no idea where the laptop came from. could have been stolen. the fbi's from your signature expert, a man who caught soviet spies by matching signatures over the years have looked at the receipts, compared to the one on hunter biden's license. many public documents. says unequivocally, hunter biden signed the receipt of the last time the laptop was turned over to macisaac. do you know how many people smeared john paul mcisaac? just let candler he clinton, joe biden had the private email account and was using it to send sensitive state departmentnt information -- >> sean: may i int

about america who got a very open down solomon had a very open down game equalize. it was $11.00 when 2 extra time, no goes there to them at a penalty shoot out and who missed a vital mode access. so the time very happy the and it was less genial to school, the winnings book kicked an italy in the final save only when it wants before the european championship and 960 a long time ago. now they've got a very good chance of doing it again and day, but they have been playing a very good talking about who do you think they would like to go head to head with for the final? well, it's denmark against england tonight. you probably say they would rather play denmark given england, will be at home if they get through to the final. but italy don't fear anyone. i mean they're on a recalled on beat and run for italy of $33.00 matches, which is quite incredible. and roberta mancini is in a fantastic job coach because he didn't even qualify for the last woke up and he's got a great blend of youth and experience and also the real team bone. you can tell him when they don't concede

he's directing his music, italian orchestra and choir comprised of 180 musicians and 4 vocal solomon. mm mm. mm. i think the very beginning of the rec, on the, with the changing, whispering curriculum and donation looks. but based on these weight, him because those these mysterious light comes unlike if we spare of the humanity from all the sensuous some magic ah ah ah ah, ah me o me. ah the ah, you need to get the kind of spiritual, wandering, and spiritual adventure of searching the place. and then at one point you fell in the same path that was the composer and then you have a lot of information to bring up here. yeah, i use that diversity is wanting to italy's nice famous composer. he wrote 28 operates in one funeral mess. the message directly very composed directly in an honor of italian poet, the novelist, alexander my soni. precisely a year after his death, requiem headed for me in the church of son michael the news, everybody nies. even with some critics that said that it was an opera, not sacred music, but at the body. recognize you from, from, from the 1st bad moments from t

i'm rahel solomon in for shepard smith. and this is the news on cnbc a young girl's body pulled from the rubble, a tragic discovery as the first hurricane of the season threatens rescue efforts. >>> historic handover. u.s. troops return control of bagram air base ovn the heels of a growing threat from the tal taliban. >> security situation is not, not good right now >>> the economy. adding jobs and recovering >> this is historic progress >> but are businesses ready for the fourth of july boom? as millions of americans hit the road >>> a u.s. gold medal hopeful suspended a testing positive for marijuana. rig reigniting the debate of weed and fame. >>> the boy scouts' massive settlement >>> as delta spreads fast, j&j provide good vaccine news. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth. the news with shepard smith. >> and good evening. the death toll climbing to 22 in surfside, florida, nine days after the condo building came crashing down. officials sa search teams pulled two more bodies out of the wreckage today and 126 peopl

he said after visiting karen early that evening, he spent the night with a friend, george solomon inn lake, about an hour to the north. >> he did, in fact, go up to where george was staying with his girlfriend if pasco county. there was confirmed by george and george's girlfriend. george gave us a time line consistent with what permaner gave us. >> tim's story on the night of the murder checked out. and he voluntarily came clean about something. he had a record. he had done time. >> early on in your life, you get in trouble. what was going on with you? >> i was running an escort service. got stupid, started it up small, basically, running an ad out of a newspaper, getting a small office. and it just expanded from there, it ballooned. >> what kind of money were you pulling down a week? >> i was grossing about 6, 000, $7,000 a day. >> a day? you were how old? >> 20. that's the trap. why am i going to school when i'm making this kind of money? >> why go straight, huh? >> yes. >> it ended up in a gunfight? >> yes, sir. >> tim says he was worried he'd be painted as a bad guy right away be

i'm rahel solomon in for shepard smith and this is the news on cnbc. >>> a young girl's body pulled from the rubble. >> a 7-year-old daughter of a city of miami firefighter. >> a tragic discovery as the first hurricane of the season threatens rescue efforts >>> historic handover, u.s. troops return control of air base to local forces on the heels of a growing threat from the taliban. >> the security situation is not good right now >> the economy adding jobs and recovering. >> this is historic progress. >> but are businesses ready for the fourth of july boom as millions of americans hit the road >>> a u.s. gold medal hopeful suspended after testing positive for marijuana. reigniting the debate about weed and sports >>> the boy scouts massive court settlement, a popular dating app builds a restaurant. >>> and as delta spreads fast, j&j provides some good vaccine news live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> and good evening, the death toll climbing to 22 in surfside, florida, nine days after that condo building came crashing down officials say that search teams

marc cooper, pj solomon ceo, thank you for joining us.oming up, a russia linked group vanishes from the internet just days after the u.s. warns russia to act against hackers. tomorrow, a blockbuster lineup included an exclusive interview with microsoft ceo satya nadella. plus, we will be joined by former u.s. vice president al gore to talk about the race against climate change and the 15th anniversary of the release of his film, "an inconvenient truth." this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: france has fined google $593 million in a dispute over paying for news. french regulators say google ignored an agreement by displaying articles on its new service. france the first country trained old -- is not the first country trying to hold tech companies accountable. earlier this year, australia past a long -- passed a law. a group has seemingly vanished from the dark web. it is not known if law enforcement took them off line. it was suggested by the u.s. government -- suspected by the u.s. government of operating out of russia, accused of being behind the

rahel solomon is joining us with more on the story. rahel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ntially if companies thought hiring workers in the first half of the year was hard, it will be tougher the survey out this morning from talents solutions firm shows of 3,000 senior managers, half plan to fill new positions or bring back furloughed workers. the number of americans quitting their jobs is an all-time high it is creating what the senior director calls a perfect storm >> employees are very confident in the ability to find a job when that is the case, they will be more picky and choosey with the jobs they take that is why you are seeing employers have to really showcase what the company has to offer. not only in salary and compensation, which is important, but professionali growth to attract that talent. >> reporter: so what's an employer looking to hire to do according to the same research, 48% of companies say they're providing sign-on bonuses and paid time off. it is not all dollars and cents. workers are increasingly more focused on company culture and value values how t

kelly, back to you >> thank you, rahel solomon. >>> a check on the markets here. the s&p in record territory in the trading session once again, still hanging on to a half a percent gain the nasdaq went positive it's up nearly 100 points right now. how about hertz. it had been up 11% let's see, hanging on to about that gain as the company exits bankruptcy avis is 3% higher and has more than doubled this year one of the absolute strongest. what a story that has been there's carrier global up about fractionally today as well and oil is closing for the day crude over $75 a barrel. a three-year high as opec has punted and delayed its meeting until tomorrow >> again, i was asking our guests, when is it going to start pinching high crude prices don't seem to be stopping anything in the economy or the consumer economy. >> it's the question and he thinks there's still a ways to go a six-month lag so we will not see it tomorrow. >> maybe 2022. >>> ahead on "power lunch" why crypto could face even more crackdowns in china and boost mobile will be one of the first to offer pa

solomon perkins escaped in just this way in august of 1863 and then after a union rate on the railroad depot and in louisa and a year later, he joined the union ranks august 1863 in washington, dc. now we should recognize that slaveholders tried everything they could to discourage and preempt such flight meeting out terrible punishments to those who are suspected or caught or moving or hiding slaves as the federal army encroached indeed timoli, and trice perkins's owner was arrested by the union army in may of 1863 during another raid on louisa because he had hidden his slaves and refused to tell the union army where they were hidden perkins, of course had already fled and avoided crisis roos. but making its union lines was just the beginning of another perilous chapter as fugitives who enlisted then took on the dangers of life as soldiers. and this brings me to another key theme just as the presence of the union army could bring freedom into view freedom receded where the union army lost ground confederate policy was to enslave or execute captured black soldiers rather than treating t

solomon. clients still facing challenges in overcoming the pandemic.are still working through this, aren't we? sonali: we absolutely are. over a jp morgan, you saw credit card loan balances flat, so you see people still not really taking out loan to get through this pandemic, shoring up their balance sheets. it is interesting to hear him say that because remember, the investment banking revenue in the set of earnings is coming in greater than expected, so as far as the corporate clients go, they are certainly active. we saw goldman sachs for the first six months of the year bring in m&a volume over $1 trillion, faster than they ever have in history. so again, gaining from mergers and acquisitions, but training is still a bigger piece of the pie. lisa: investment banking revenue up 26% year-over-year, another blockbuster moment. one thing anastasia was saying moments ago was that she expects this to continue being an engine for the banks. do you hear this from executives , that this is not a one-time boom that these kind of -- one-time boom, that these

i'm kelly evans along with rahel solomon in for tyler mathison. topping the hour profit growth, the best it's been in more than a decade estimates are up, the s&p at a new high we will look at the reports due out that matter most to investors and the market >>> chinese education stocks getting cut in half after a report china is widening its crackdown. is it a nirvana setup for tech one analyst says yes >> that's an interesting twist >>> and a new type of activism the hedge fund manager who is shaking up companies in the name of esg, continuing on our big series from yesterday. and reaping returns for investors doing it her way more in just a moment. >>> first, a check on the markets. the dow, the s&p and nasdaq heading for a record close after the big declines on monday >>> and strong earnings from tech stocks giving the market a lift facebook also gaining. >> huge moves. you can see the latest, snap is up 25% >>> going the other way among the decliners, intel falling after an annual sales forecast implied a weak end to the year shares are down a

not solomon de la pandey miss dine. it's not just the pandemic drowning us in this country. it is also the huge economic crisis. many relatives cause crying, not only because of the death because i don't have the money to vary the loved ones . we have to act as psychologists to those people. got i didn't. tina was one of the 1st countries in the region to impose strict lockdown measures to prevent the spread of coven 19. and thanks to that ex, per se, the health care system survived. earlier this year, the government, we impose some of those strict lockdown measures in an attempt to control the virus variance. many of those restrictions have now been suspended by the government maintains controls at the border and of the airport, where only a few flights from overseas are allowed to land every day. there is, i will as a feeder fight if relations government is increasing the number of hospitals dedicated to cobra. 19 patients, it's buying more beds and oxygen tanks as daily infections reach, a record high cuba governments lifting import duties on food and medicines as it face

i'll echo the praise of susan solomon and uesf, not just for this project, but in general. i have two questions. one i think is for mr. newman. the public commenter mentioned additional help, 134 units is great, but there's more needed. has the mayor's office considered rental subsidies for teachers? >> yeah. i think young lee laid out some of the challenges around preferences for educators. the mayor's office of housing and community development certainly has subsidies and is creating housing just in the general perspective. we just completed procurements of developers for nine new affordable housing sites that will bring in, in the next five years, around 1,000 new units. none of those units have preference to educators, but we're certainly open to exploring the possibilities. >> if i -- if i -- if i may add on, we did, you know, there isn't additional privately funded -- well, it is in partnership with the city, as well, but the balboa reservoir project -- it's not tomorrow, but they have actually been able to dedicate 150 units both to educators of ucsf and sfusd partne

i'm rahel solomon in for shepard smith and this is the news on cnbc. >>> a young girl's body pulled fromubble. >> a 7-year-old daughter of a city of miami firefighter. >> a tragic discovery as the first hurricane of the season threatens rescue efforts >>> historic handover, u.s. troops return control of air base to local forces on the heels of a growing threat from the taliban. >> the security situation is not good right

first, let's get a news update with rahel solomon. >> here's what's happening at this hour. in june. the .9% gain was well ahead of estimates and is the biggest monthly increase in 13 years prices for used cars and trucks shot up 10.5%. year over year inflation up 5.4% also the most since 2008 >>> investors are already pricing in big beats for the earnings season, that's just getting under way this week. pepsico one of the major companies rising on earnings this morning, getting help from higher drink sales in north america. pepsico raising full year eps guidance boeing is leading the declines on the dow, cutting production of the 787 jet that's after discovering a structural defect. boeing now says it will deliver fewer than half of the 787s that are in its inventory this year, instead of the vast majority of planes as expects. back to you. >>> elon musk returning to court today to defend tesla's acquisition of solar city. shares closed up over 4% yesterday. but it turned lower this morning. joining us this morning is washington post tech reporter will remus good to see you

how do you find some is there a solomon-like approach?preciate you saying a solomon-like approach and god does ask us to come to the plight of people. we are seeing landlords and tenants that are dealing with these unprecedented times. so in the city of nashville we started developing a housing court in 2019 before we knew that this pandemic was going to happen, and while we started working and developing our structure, our metro department housing agency who oversees our public housing had decided that they were going to file evictions for non-payment of rent. we had started developing the programs and when the pandemic hit we knew we had to pivot, and we had to shift and i talked to the civil court clerk and i asked how can we start a new docket in the afternoons to divert cases in eviction court to the house resources diversionary court? he said yes. so every tuesday here in nashville, tennessee, our eviction court is able to transfer cases into the house resources divisionary court and they received the funds up to $20 million and hav

you're up to date. >>> rahel, thank you very much rahel solomon.ver to julia boorstin with a market flash. >> emmy nominations are out and these nominations give us a window into the streaming wars netflix has 129 nominations behind hbo and hbo max combined. but in the race for awards attention, disney is actually the stealth winner while disney plus has 71 nominations and hulu 25, if you look at nominations by company, across all of disney's platforms, it has 146 nominations. that's more than any other media company. and the nominations also speak to the quick ascendents of apple tv plus with 34 nominations, nearly double amazon, despite the fact that amazon has been producing content for much longer >>> netflix and apple are trading higher today disney just gave up some of its gains now pretty much flat after getting about 4% yesterday we'll have to see which of these media giants and tech giants walks away when the award is held september 19th. that would be the first of the award ceremonies >> did you say kwib by >> i did not mention quibi whic

. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon here the cnbc us news update chuck schumer says a procedural vote will happen this afternoon on the trillion dollar infrastructure bill. negotiations on the legislation are still underway and on the news tonight the fight over infrastructure spending and what it might take to cut a deal. tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern just east of houston, evacuations are underway around a dow chemical plant after the plant reported an incident local officials say the impact is low dow has not release the details on the indent. but an earlier shelter in place order has been lifted. >>> and an irish official shooting down a request to repart of the breks the deal the brexit minister called for a overhaul of the protocol saying the current situation can't go on you're you want to date >> thank you very much rahel solomon. joe terranova got angry with me earlier now i got to make him feel earlier >> never >> talk about chip olt oelt, joe, we'll do it, all-time high does it get any better than this >> you know me 15 years, never seen my angry. i love you i'm not angry wit

i'm kelly evans along with rahel solomon in for tyler mathison.een in more than a decade estimates are up, the s&p at a new high we will look at the reports due out that matter most to investors and the market >>> chinese education stocks getting cut in half after a report china is widening its crackdown. is it a nirvana setup for tech one analyst says yes >> that's an interesting twist >>> and a new type of activism the hedge fund manager who is shaking up companies in the name of esg, continuing on our big series from yesterday. and reaping returns for investors doing it her way more in just a moment. >>> first, a check on th

. >>> welcome back to the "halftime report"" i'm rahel solomon here the update. >>> in baltimore twoicers shot near a mall while serving a warrant. the suspect was wanted for first degree murder. police say the suspect shot first and they returned fire killing the suspect. the two officers are in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >>> parts of pen pern penn and new jersey getting more rain as residents clean up from flash floods some areas hit with nearly 10 inches of rain the national weather service calls it a 100-year flood event. lots of post-s on social media about that. >>> texas state democrats are in washington, d.c. urging congress to pass a voting rights law and bill the lawmakers fled texas yesterday to block as texas election legislation they say would restrict voting rights >>> and on the news, the republican governor of texas says the lawmakers are be arrested as soon as they return. so how long will the standoff last tune in tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and the emmy nominations are out. the crowd and the mandalorian leading 24 each. among networks hb

i'm rahel solomon here is the cnbc news update during a senate hearing rand paul accusing dr. fauci of lying about the origin the coronavirus. fauci says rand is lying and making false assumptions about virus. >> let me finish. >> take an animal virus and increase transmissibility to humans that's not gain of function. >> senator paul you do not know what you're talking about quite frankly. i want to see that officially. you do not know what you are talking about. >> and ton on the news medical expert dr. vin gupta on the need for masks and need for more vaccinations convicted sex offender and movie mogul harvey weinstein kprated to california. facing rape and assault charges on five well. >>> we have video inside the shepard capsule including amazon jeff bos on enjoying the time in zero gravity above texas pretty cool. back to you. >>> thank you, rahel solomon >>> back with the exclusive interview with lee cooperman and investment committee steph, how about ibm before we get back to lee, the biggest tech position for you. what do you think? >> yeah, it was a very good quarter

i'm rahel solomon and here is the cnbc news update >>> disneying announcing it will resume screws fromda on august 9th, requiring all guests to get travel insurance. and noted the cdc recommendation that unvaccinated should not travel on cruise ships. >>> a solemn ceremony for the assassinated president just outside reports of shots and tear gas fired dignitaries rushed to vehicle and no reports of injuries. >>> a dramatic rescue from the building in the chinese hun an province a day and a half after theabling came down, a child is krovrpg at a hospital in stable condition. >>> a new poll finding most americans not vacation vaccinated against covid-19 say they are unlikely to get slots the majority of respondents say they doubt it works against the delta variant. news reports of surging cases on east and west coast and the south. tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern scott, back to you >> all right, rahel, you have a good weekend appreciate that, rahel solomon >>> let's talk about the mochs the committee making to do degas, let's go with you first talk about the sells you sold air products >> y

also agree with josh i grew up in two bond houses on the street, solomon brothers and lemmon brothers with rick. there was all the perception that bond investors were smarter, the bond guys were smarter and women. pap and as it turns out it's not because they pick the markets better it's because they were able to figure out a way to get paid more than the equity guys here is what i would say i'd say there is nothing there there. we have yields coming down because you've had high short interest, like i was shorted you've seen some covering. the facts are that you have massive liquidity. and it was a phone line weeks ago we were craving these low rates, that they were phenomenal for the market, particularly for technology so today to me was just a misplacement, mischaracterization of what low rates mean they're not low rates. it's low yield. >> right. >> these are opportunities look at what traded down immediately. xpo, fedex, a lot of fear. i'm more concerned about the administration going further and further left we get more of that every single day. the good news is i don't think the

. >>> rahel solomon?ere is your cnbc news update french president macron ordering his country's health care workers to get vaccinated by september 15th he also urged everyone in the country to get their shots as soon as possible he says a new rise infrance's ec recovery covid rules were jammed about three weeks ago and the netherlands reported its highest daily case count since last year >>> and pitching and hitting phenom ohtani has been named starting pitcher for the american league and will bat leadoff. he is the first two-way starter in the history of the all-star game and if that wasn't enough, he's also favored to win tonight's home run derby he is leading in home runs this season with 33 and he is called show time rightly so sara, back to you. >> rahel, awesome. >>> disney's "black widow" winning at the box office bringing in $80 million. the most of any film released during the pandemic. also pulling in big numbers on disney plus. up next we'll talk to an analyst who says disney is her top pick in

what's the hearing tonight starting >> coming up on washington journal, laura solomon discusses the remarks on u.s. troops withdrawing from afghanistan amid reports of taliban gains in the country. and the executive director director of the national organization for -- marijuana laws. for the

i know solomon hope and i'm, and i'm just a phenomenal dennis way la, but in all of latin america. and the whole thing is that those types of urban fabric exhibit the heat or vinyl one, which is the plant and one which is improvised and you are not out the constraint. you get an understanding of the spatial structures and life in about an architect to studied law palmera the neighborhood incorrect. ah, i wish you if i prejudiced discrimination or test, we think will die by mercy. the difficulty is that make living together a challenge into it. come on, we will hold their own grades. to token lawson architect to, to he is to build a relationship with the barrier residence. the design is documented the locals, traditions and knowledge might their understanding of herbalism. plenty of pleasant surprises for the research of like barriers, lively pavements and stay away from the developed public spaces. not only for their own community, but also as an opportunity to connect with the cities non barrier residents. ah, no language amounting to people who are outside is the city lives like

been blessed in many different ways, but the jewish people, abraham, isaac, jacob, king, david, king solomon, all the way to little daniel luria today in jerusalem is this one shy, and it's been blessed in a different way. the little land of israel, we have the covenant with god. we have returned home design is dream is being realized all the time. and as the indigenous people here, the world and especially the air world is going to have to understand that at some point in time, ah, in the me today, i live in ship cetera. but i live spiritually. if i may say so in the western part of the city, i wasn't born yet in 1948. but i, she led the deck, grounded in these ties are dogs, which i got from my father's house. actually, id processed the style when the house was put on sale and they were uprooting all the ties and all what is in the house. i chose to put them and document my history and my story. i would ultimate goal is actually to preserve cultural heritage and precisely palestinian cultural heritage into a slum knowing very well that on a daily level is an attempt to raise everything cau

highest since mid january. japan's capital has been under a state of emergency almost 2 weeks body solomon has more now for me to get people here and i've been waiting for you since 2013 when it was announced as the whole city for the limbic 2020. so people were very anxious to see the limbic and their city about the, as you can see behind me, this is an event that's without being attended by thousands. now, there is only a dozens of people, and most of them are relative of the body or the people who are going to hold the book. you know, they think about race and number of the picture of coffee infection. and people are what it could be a credit for the virus in japan, but also in the world in the united states, the number of daily news cove at 19 infections is nearly tripled in the past 2 weeks. the average is $37000.00. that's up from less than $14000.00 a fortnight ago. nearly all corona virus, patients in the hospital are unvaccinated. so for those who are struggling with a search in infections, but the vaccination live that is making progress a record to $150000.00 people got the job

. >> this day belongs to you, judge solomon.ameras and pass sentence on a man you worked so hard to convict, a man you know was innocent but a man you had to help convict so you could get this day, your day. so go ahead and collect the 30 pieces of silver, judge solomon. go ahead and sell custody of my little boys to vashti's family. go ahead and pass sentence you think will land you a spot on the kansas supreme court. go ahead and pass the sentence that guarantees your spot in hell, just like amy hanley, jeff newsum and those 12 jurors, you are going to hell for what you've done in this case. your corrupt decisions will bring an appeal. the evidence will be presented, and i will be freed. and with that, i'll step aside and let you have your day. after all, you purchased it with your soul, so you've earned it. >> what did you make of that, of his statement? >> i like the fact that he said what he thought. when you believe you are innocent, why not say you are innocent? why not say what you think was wrong? say it, because it isn

this record shows that solomon delivered a message from israel, saying the israelis had made their final offer and demanded yes or no answer me. ah, i must reject it. they also, ah, egyptian mediator said he was concerned, negotiations might go back to square one. when the incoming is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu took office in a matter of weeks to notice happy scholar, better to robert professor, any deals for either a mash love on a hama job. leave the other to the visa, re leech, you buck, mac, yellow oil, change for her jelly. they are both in chicago and leap, i guess a and especially she norm seem to go to the committee progression also to meet the hunter and they game show hallmark w i buck sylvia. they have in she buck gum, right? so i mean, shall i certainly do. we will milan machine. she weighed them. the ultimate tool was in fact that they've showed us all the scar a day. scott, her to go later that night the egyptian mediator called how much leader alma job. he said he had received further concessions from israel. the israelis agreed to increase the number of p

no without song of of solomon my goodness and beloved. um, and i did that as as i said because as you know, because my mother was very sick, and she told me one sunday. um night i looked up at my parents were all dressed. and they were taking my mother to hospital and she been over and she cried and told me she was going to die. and i've just i couldn't believe it. i was you know, i'm so close to my mother. and i went upstairs to my bedroom and i got on my knees and i cried on praying down prayed and i just begus if you let my mother live i'll give my soul, um to you lord in three days later filmed. my mother came over behind home. he did that and i looked in the mirror and i said oh and now what following saturday i hitchcocked there was um, they were so few black people in eastern, west virginia, i grew up halfway between pittsburgh and washington the allegheny mountains. tell me whoever my family's lived there for 200 years on all branches of my family. you don't think of that as a hot bit of african-american culture, but that's where

this record shows that solomon delivered a message from israel, saying the israelis had made their final offer and demanded yes or no answer me. ah, i must reject it. they also, ah, egyptian mediator said he was concerned, negotiations might go back to square one. when the incoming is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu took office in a matter of weeks, notice happy scholar, better to robert professor, any deals, and either a master must have a home, a home, a job, or the other to the visa re leech and buck miguel oil change for her jelly, they are both in chicago and li, priggish a and especially she normally swim. go to school any progress you also want to meet the 100 and they will name she's home and generally a ride back to the vin. she back. you gotta wait till, i mean, shall i suddenly do. we will milan machine that she has them the i'll give it to me then the fact that they've showed us all of the sca a day or 2 ago later that night the egyptian mediator called how much leader alma job. and he said he had received further concessions from israel. the israelis agreed to in

this record shows that solomon delivered a message from israel, saying the israelis had made their final offer and demanded yes or no answer me ah, i must rejected the also. ah, egyptian mediator said he was concerned to negotiations might go back to square one . when the incoming is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu took office in a matter of weeks, notice happy scholar, better to robert professor, any deals, and either a much, much love on a home, a job. leave the other to the visa, re leech and buck miguel oil change for her jelly. they are both in chicago and li, priggish a and especially on swim. go to the committee progression also to meet the 100 and they will name shall homage w a, shall i back to the vin. she buck q gun. right. so i mean, shall we do, we will milan machine. she weighed them. the ultimate tool was in fact that they showed us all the sco dice got her to go later that night. the egyptian mediator called hamas leader on the job. he said he had received further concessions from israel. the israelis agreed to increase the number of palestinian prisoners whos

but the camp's living conditions are dire. 32-year-old solomon gebrehenes arrived here six months ago. ten days before we visited him, a storm blew over his tent. videos taken by aid workers show wind and rain pounding the camp, causing many shelters to collapse. aid workers say nearly 70% of the camp was destroyed. nearly two weeks later, much of the camp is still in disrepair. since the storm, gebrehenes, his wife and four children have slept in the muddy remains of his shelter, or out in the open. >> ( translated ): when the wind comes, it's really strong. we fix it in the morning, but by night, it is totally collapsed. there is nothing here. there's no jobs, there is nothing. from the morningo the night. >> reporter: aid workers we've spoken to say the conditions in these camps are so bad that thousands of refugees have left, choosing to return he to the conflict zone in ethiopia. others, north to libya, hoping to reach the shores of europe. the rainy season will soon bring even more extreme weather. aid workers like sergio sc are bracing for the worst. what do you think is going

. >> that's why i think david solomon is right david solomon, you know, going back and forth i want rigorousnt classes friday night. i want testing friday night. i want to put up the people who finish bottom. >> you might lose -- >> i'm told by this weekend, i met people from goldman, they said i was out of touch. out of touch >> yup i keep hearing the same. >> i found it embarrassing i said, yeah, out of touch we did pretty darn well. you want to measure? >> that's the question >> productivity, that would be the measure. >> interesting to see over the next three years if you can compare one organization that was more or less in the office every day versus one that isn't. who is going to succeed or not >> a lot of doors. you have next door you have glass door. people are rating you. >> yeah. >> they're rating you about how you are. >> as an employer. >> yeah. i would say, well, i guess if i was a talented computer scientist, i might jump from google to, you know, maybe jassy calls me now that he's running amazon. >> that's right. >> by the way, amazon breaking out. i thought that was interes