tenet. >> "tenet" is in theaters where theaters are open, please welcome john david washington. >> what's up? >> i'm good. how many years would you say you and i have known each other? >> i mean, my whole life. >> your whole life. >> at least 30. >> okay. all right. and, during all that time that we've spent together, i've instilled knowledge, and, what? experience and understanding, is that true? >> untrue. knowledge, experience and definitely some understanding, indeed, yes, definitely. >> so now you, your dad and i have just one thing in common. we've all worked for speak lee. now, when you were working for spike, did he ever say "that's not the way denzel would say it"? [ laughter ] >> oh, man! you caught me off guard. no, i can honestly say no. he never said that. he never said that. >> never? >> never said that. he gave me great stories about how y'all get down and how y'all operate and how y'all would ad lib and not listen to him, but he never said that, what you said, yeah. >> okay, all right, now you really live in brooklyn. and since the pandemic has happened, you've h

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so i think you can't process who is in there, other than tenet. he was in there almost every day, sat with us, hung in with us. he probablies thanksgiving dinner, doughnuts and bagels all the time. he was really great to work with in that environment, but other than tenet, he was the only one we were super aware of all the time. you're a southern california girl, you mention very overt in the book about what direction you lean politically. >> in that room it didn't matter. >> this was a moment where everyone was working together without politics. >> that was what at least so great about the cia when i was there. you obviously grew up in southern california, in a liberal household, but to be honest, i'm actually registered independent. the cia helped moved me to the middle in a weird way. they didn't purposely do that, but help me think more about the issues not as black-and-white way, it was sort of a great. . what i liked, i served under clinton and bush, what was so great about the experience, i felt about the people around me, it was very apoli

how did "tenet" due at the box office? it opened -- do at the box office?umbers like? dani: it did pretty solid internationally, getting about $53 million on its debut. in normal times, that would be may be a disappointment, especially because this is a christopher nolan film. it is solid numbers that we are looking at here. we cannot say, people came to t," they think movie theaters are safe. this is a nolan film. it has a built-in, captive audience. in terms of the movie ecosystem, we did see movies, for example, "new mutants" from disney, it was widely panned. it did pretty poorly, only about $7 million in the u.s., $10 million internationally. the key here seems to be, if it's a really big name, there is a lot of hype around, it c ould get people to see it. disney doing a strange approach. "mulan" set to be released this weekend. you need a disney plus subscription, plus pay another $30 to go see the movie. disney has not said whether this is the strategy going forward, but certainly going to be a big test if these major movie houses are now going to fl

shares of that movie chain jumped 15% after the announcement this weekend's debut of tenet is expectedsters this summer and it also may now be seen as an indicator of whether the film industry can survive the pandemic it's just going to be a question of how we consume those films, whether it's in home on demand or still making a trip to the theater. >> definitely options there. >> i know you're hitting up that movie one way or another >> absolutely. i am ready for it. the hometown of actor chadwick boseman paid respect to him. they came together to honor one of their own those shared stories about how important his faith and family were in his life and the daughter of james brown, one of the iconic roles that boseman brought to the big screen, the event followed up by a special screening of "the black panther. >> a new rookie of the year but this time it was nearly unanimous. ja came home with most of the votes. morant averaged near 18 points a game this season the grizzlies posted this video of ja dancing with his daughter to celebrate that guy is a superstar already. >> congrats. >>>

. >> reporter: after months of delays tonight "tenet" has finally hit the big screen. >> it will openoors, some of the wrong ones too >> reporter: the new thriller from director christopher nolan providing a dose of theater escape to the real world drama of covid-19, that is if movie goers are ready. how would you feel about going to see a movie right now? >> with my mask on, and social distancing, i don't see why i wouldn't be comfortable with that. >> reporter: what would it tak for you to feel comfortable seeing a movie? >> for the pandemic to be over. >> a vaccine. >> reporter: amc says more than 70% of its theaters will be open this weekend, one of several companies with strict new rules, mandatory masks for employees and customers, regular san sanitizing o surfaces, push away from lines toward digital tickets, spacing inside the theater. how many people might be allowed to watch with you depends on where you live, some cities allowing 25% capacity, others 50% in new york and l.a. theaters aren't even open at all. >> it's the bigger cities that are going to take a little longer t

that's only going to build excitement for these movies. >> reporter: "tenet" is playing overseas, off to a solid start movie goers sent $700 million last august, this august $13 million, down 98%. >> try and keep up. >> reporter: an industry trying to build up trust one blockbuster at a time sam brock, nbc news, miami. >>> when we come back, the life changing second chance that gave this woman the strength to keep going. >>> finally tonight second chances and the supermarket manager who saw something special in a woman who desperately needed a job. here's catie beck with the inspiring story. >> reporter: she members when this car was all she had, not long ago in this kroger parking lot williams parked and slept, nearly every night for a year. >> i would lean my seat all the way back so no one would see me because, you know, i knew i wasn't supposed to be there. >> reporter: past addiction and abuse left her stranded, homeless, but not hopeless recalls kroger employee jackie vandal. >> she comes by me, how you doing, ms. vandal, i'm going to work here one of these days i'm-like, okay.

she is here to see "tenet" the sci-fi thriller, produced by warner brothers.his is the first major hollywood release in china since the covid-19 outbreak that's expected to attract large audiences. china is allowing theaters like this one here in beijing, to reopen at 50% capacity. they've got several seats, as you can see blocked off, allowing for social distancing. when you're here for a film, you have to wear a mask the whole time. can you take it off for popcorn? not an option. concessions are not being sold. i think it's okay, it is worth it, she says. china shuttered theaters in late january, as the virus spread, only to reopen them with limited capacity and many film reruns in july. we're talking about roughly six months of closure. how devastating is that for the industry here? >> it is devastating. that means sort of lower investment for future projects. so, that's a pretty worrying trend, not just for this year. >> reporter: it comes off what was a $9.2 billion year for china's box office in 2019, which is up 5% from the year before that. less than n

get relief with febreze. >>> all i have for you is the word tenet. open the right doors -- >> the christopher nolan spy thriller " debuted with $20.2 million in the u.s added to nearly $150 million globally astounding numbers considering its release during covid pandemic and while many things have been put on hold due to the coronavirus, one family in tennessee decided it was the right time to open their home and their hearts to a very special young boy. forrest sanders from our affiliate at wsmv reports. >> marcus mariota. >> reporter: you know, andrew and jacques didn't become best friends the first day they met or really the second >> who should our quarterback be >> reporter: but the first day they began to realize -- >> we had like a lot of stuff in common games. minecraft. >> reporter: and that's not all. >> what? >> reporter: pop tarts they love pop tarts. >> we need more pop tarts. >> we do >> reporter: around the bat cave it's video games, break for pop tarts, repeat. >> pop tarts >> and they eat all day if you let them all day. >> pop tarts

as more theatres open and more people want to get out, can tenet be the movie they want to go see?y are the biggest presence so it could work out for them. but warner brothers and warner media are also looking at disney and mulan and how this plays out. could this be something they do with their next big film, wonder woman 1984? you can reach me on twitter, i'm @richpreston. hello there. looks like we are all in for a dose of cooler, fresher weather over the coming few days. could be perfect weather for seeing some rainbows, just as we saw on thursday here by a weather watcher in scotland. further south, it's been milder and quite muggy for a while. temperatures ahead of the cloud and drizzle were as high as 23 celsius in the southeast of england. it's a cooler start to friday, temperatures in the clearer skies, typically 9—11 celsius. some more blustery showers in northern scotland, then towards the southwest, this cloud never really clears away. it comes back into the southwest of england and south wales — pushing eastwards towards the midlands and south east england. that will b

another big movie due out this week is tenet, that's going for a traditional cinema release.restrictions in place? it's not gonna make the kind of money that warner brothers was expecting in february that they were hoping it would make. is going to be profitable? i think so, and again, part of that is because it is going to get a big release overseas where people are going to theatres more often. when we look at the united states, it's going to go city by city, state by state, and they are looking at this as a long game. they are not looking at this as the traditional three—week main window where your movie's gonna make a lot of money at the box office because people are going. they're looking at this as the long game. as more theatres open and more people want to get out, can tenet be the movie they want to go see? warner brothers is controlling more theatre spaces, they are the biggest presence so it could work out for them. but warner brothers and warner media are also looking at disney and mulan and seeing how this plays out. could this be something they do with the movie

another big movie due out this week is tenet, is that going to make the money it wa nts that going to place? it's not gonna make the kind of money that warner brothers was expecting in february that they we re expecting in february that they were hoping it would make. is going to be profitable? i think so, and part of that is because it is going to get a big release overseas where people are going to theatres more often. when we look at the united states, it's going to go city by city, state by state, and they are looking at this as and they are looking at this as a long game. they are not looking at this is the traditional three—week main window where your movie is gonna make a lot of money at the box office. is more theatres open are more people wa nt to theatres open are more people want to get out, can tenet be the movie they want to go see? warner brothers is controlling more theatre spaces, they are the biggest presence so it could work out for them. but warner brothers and want a media are also looking at disney and mulan and how this plays out. could this be something they do

senior media analyst with com store paul it's always a pleasure to have you on i want to start with tenet it's we have 1st big release since the start of the pandemic and the $200000000.00 film is estimated to make anywhere between $15.00 and $50000000.00 here this holiday weekend of course christopher nolan has been adamant about making sure it hits theaters and doesn't go straight to be do we expect people to actually see this in theaters and is this going to be able to recoup that $200000000.00 budget. that's a great question i think the big issue here is how will it play in north america because obviously and based on your previous segment you know the so sobering numbers on cases of coded so internationally the film 10 it did very well last week and ahead of its north american debut earning 54000000 dollars the big question is and as you said the estimates for north. this weekend are wildly all over the place 15 to 50000000 that's a huge spread and it's because we don't know how people are going to feel about going back to the movie theaters in north america early indications are tha

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no time to die stars daniel craig as double 07 the new trailer arrives as another blockbuster tenet tries to build aki its strong cinema release with openings in china and the us the crime of virus of course forcing studios to delay their release dates of ending an industry already losing revenues to online competition like what else netflix. get your modern out of our top story at this hour in beirut a chill a in a search and rescue team has attacked it appalls 2 meters below the rubble of a collapsed building a month after the devastating explosions in that city more than 190 people were killed in those blasts. i'm brian for the entire team thanks for being with us sara kelly will join you next have a great weekend. been robbed of their soul that's what it people experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists carted off to europe. what should be done with the stolen or from africa. stolen soul starts september 7th on d w.

no time to die stars daniel craig as double o. 7 the new trailer arrives as another blockbuster tenet tries to build on it strong cinema release with openings in china and the us coronavirus for studios today layer of the states are pending an industry already nervous about competition from the likes of netflix. and that's all from me in the business team here in berlin if you want more from us to check out our website called slash business. seeming against. the loose peaceful mass protests are consuming despite the arrests of foreigners and transformation. artists in minsk courageously greenfly tell the regime you can't intimidate us anymore some kids on the. next day w. . what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in the 360 to. explore. character starts with. w. world heritage 368. now. a warm welcome to focus on europe thanks for joining us today my name is liz show melrose is currently witnessing the largest protests in its history the people living in europe's only remaining dictatorship are calling for change and for president look at chiang cola to step down in the capit

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"tenet" had a roll out a week or two later than it did internationally. was timothy richards joining us earlier. let's take a look at how we are setting up in terms of the tuesday asia trading day. the absence of trading in the u.s. with the labor day holiday continuing, we are seeing some positive momentum when it comes to active futures trading for the s&p. the s&p closed at its lowest level since august 21 at the end of last week. the nasdaq 100 at one point down more than 5% as well and that tech driven selloff. we are seeing upside 7/10 of 1% when it comes to trading in the s&p asset futures. new zealand trading is underway. 4/10 of 1% higher. we get the premium between the aussie and kiwi dollar increasing as talk of negative rates gains momentum. sydney, we are setting up for a modest start to the day. pretty flat. futures 1% higher. we are looking ahead to the open when it comes to japan. nikkei futures up by 3/10 of 1% as we continue to see the political situation developed in japan. , looking toinuity potential -- as the leadership race gets und

christopher nolan's "tenet" hits u.s.aters this weekend, the first hollywood release since covid-19 shuttered cinemas. what it means for the industry. all of that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: the nba playoffs continue with the milwaukee bucks taking on the miami heat tonight. eastern, the houston rockets will be playing the l.a. lakers. mavericks owner mark cuban says a lot of credits could be given to the nba over the league's ability to play games. he says he is stunned at how well the bubble has worked. cuban sat down with david rubenstein recently and talked about his ambition for the mavericks as well as investment opportunities. take a listen. david: as you are talking to us today, you have many different businesses but you have a big investment business and you've said publicly that you are a gigantic investor in amazon and netflix and other companies and you just have advisors that help advise you on these or you make your own decisions? mark: pretty much make my own decisions. i used to trade a lot. i used

the first glimpse this weekend with two block busters releases, christopher nolan's spy thriller "teneters. and disney's "mulan" that was opened on its platform. one of the biggest productions of all the new batman movie, is again shut down, you might have heard this, because batman himself reportedly tested positive for the virus. i want to bring in senior media analyst at comscore. good to see you. all of this is unfolding, a common refrain, i've run out of things to watch, look, i was in california, we talked a lot when there was a big writers' strike, has there been a challenge this big to the movie and tv industry if. >> i don't think so. unprecedented. we had to shut down essentially movie theaters and production way back in march, as you said, we started getting back into the movie theaters this weekend in a big way with "tenet." earning over $75 million around the world. that movie has already generated 150 million in box office globally since it opened about a week and a half ago, it first opened internationally, and then opened in north america this past week. >> so, not the k

. >>> in sackrimento a sacramento landlords will not be allowed to evict tenets due to hardship caused by it pandemic. statewide protection would expire on wednesday. the bill is headed to the governor's desk and he is expected to scientism >>> the bill would require california's attorney general that investigate all of police shootings that kill an unarm civilian. another bill appears to be stalling out ahead of the midnight dead line. >>> there sit of oakland said that 20 people were arrested. the people in the crowd were destructive and hostile. city leaders say they stand against shoals the justice but stress that's protests must remain peaceful. >>> a woman died to after her car plunged off highway 1. the car was lodged in the rocks while the woman who was driving was found on the beach. she was pronounced died at the hospital. chp says the cause of the crash was unknown. >>> the bay area people gathered to mark national awareness day. as they do every august 31st people were purple. and another family garthered in marine county. people spoke about how one pill ended their son's l

that's a look at "tenet," the first big movie opening in theaters.ng us live. thanks for being here. let's start with, if you read a lot of reviews a lot are scratching their head because of the plot of the movie. i'll give you a chance, elizabeth. you explain exactly what is this movie about? >> it's the million dollar question. i would say this film, the way i describe it is i say we follow the protagonist who is played by john david washington, brill plantly and we follow him on a mission to save the world and the nature of the mission is to do with tim the concept of time and who can manipulate it and control it and that's sort of the center of the film. if that classifies. >> actually does make sense. >> i'm following it. so if john david washington is the protagonist might be safe to say, kenneth, you're the antagonist and christopher nolan told you your character was bhavengly unredeemable. what was that like to play? >> it was -- well, it was great. it was very releasing. he's fantastically flayful. it is a big espionage movie. you get a badd

. >> today christopher nolan's "tenet" is being released after being delayed three times. many hope it will revive the movie industry that is really destroyed by the pandemic. reviews for "tenet," however, are mixed. >>> trending this morning prince harry and meghan markle a new deal with netflix. it will allow the couple to produce tv series, film and children's programming. netflix is not revealing what it paid and the couple is not expected to star in any of the projects. recently purchased a home in mo montisedo. i think ellen degenras has a place there, too. >> i'll take the oprah neighbor instead of royalty any day. >> american royalty there. >> exactly. exactly. >>> all kari because we're watching for a temperature spike in our future. >> yes, so, we have still some nice, comfortable weather in today's forecast, as well as tomorrow. saturday is when that heat really starts to crank up. let's get started in walnut creek and we have clouds as you get ready to head out the door and this will help keep those temperatures warming up too quickly today. we are in the upper

christopher knoll an's tenet now playing in american theaters. premier in london. with the action sequentials begging for the big screen, we got an inside look at how regal cinemas is using technology to serve tim classic theater experience with a touchless twist. >> the tearaway stubs are gone. your ticket, your bomb corn, all of it will be purchased through the app. they have hand sanitizing stations. the goal you is don't touch anything. >> yeah. >> as for making sure there's plenty of space and clean air and circulation -- >> our ticketing system will automatically maintain spacing between parties. and we have a fresh air intake. an increase of 50 to 100%. >> they're extending cleaning times of each showing by up to 30 minutes. and that's not a ghost buster. it is new technology the theater giant says will help keep seats cheenl and safe. >> it takes with one minute to clean the surfaces and then ten minutes to dry. >> regulations for movie theaters vary from state to state. experts say even with these new protocols in place, people should on

confirming principled judges who will uphold the constitution and the rule of law has been a core tenet of our public service and a shared goal of those who elected us. we will work to fill the supreme court vacancy and i look forward to receiving and reviewing the president's nomination in the near future . madam president, i yield the floor. >> madam president. >> democratic wet. >> i listened to the statements made by the republican leadership this morning on the floor of the united states senate . if one has a sense of history and a memory , their statements are preposterous . the last speaker came before us and said that democrats are even threatening to end the filibuster in retribution. let's stop and think for a moment. was there a filibuster affecting the supreme court nominees? was there a requirement of 60 vote margins if there's controversy associated with filling a vacancy in the supreme court ? was until one senator from kentucky, senator mitch mcconnell eliminated the filibusterwhen it came to the supreme court . so this so-called accredited institution of the filibuster

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reports started in october but users have been warned to park the cars outside until the cars are fixed "tenetght $150 million globally viewers over the weekend said it's not enough to break labor day records. because of the lockdown still about 65% to 70% of major multiplexes york, san francisco, l.a. are still shut >> a major hit for the numbers karen, thank you >> we'll have your weather forecast ahead >> right on cue the ice man cometh stay with us joint pain, swelling, tenderness much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are feeling real relief with cosentyx. cosentyx is a different kind of targeted biologic. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inf

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credit suisse saying mulan should elevate disney plus meanwhile warner brothers tenet is launching inat are now open. imax getting a price target hike on tenet's better than expected international box office of $54 million for its opening weekend. theater chains amc and cinemark could also see their stocks move on the box office over the weekend. >> not open in new york, though. >> that's really about the local rules. there's nothing that the theater chains can do about that >> here in los angeles, i also cannot see tenet in theaters. >> i don't quite want to see it enough to drive back here to inglewood cliffs at the weekend. i'll wait. >> i don't want to be sitting indoors with a bunch of strangers for a few years, for a few hours. >> you don't want to be sitting with people for a few years. >> definitely not a few years, but probably not for a few hours. >>> up next, we round out this crazy week on wall street and look ahead to next week. tune in for a special program tuesday on cnbc. race and opportunity in america. we'll take a closer look at the underrepresentation of black work

harris county constable's office executes judge's orders to evict we want to go israel rodriguez is the tenet at this apartment but he's not alone 20 month-old israel to his brother 4 year-old fabian and their mother. >>are some of the estimated 40 million americans facing eviction and the downward spiral of the covid economy any russian but do they get everything you need rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent behind thousands of dollars off on a fiction it was a lot going on there in the when he i lost my job. so to me like one to get a ton of the job. this is my cheek but i'm making with $300. >>is literally 300 on their stroller now carries their possessions is needed to kids cool because heard what seemed close them every day. >>make sure we got it will tell the paper little bit of snakes but kids what are you going to do with all of your stuff this this does stretch it turns trash because we don't have a car. we don't have. help will have nobody that can come. it will help us out right now no, but we've got a self mean the kids and her week. that's it. >>hows us law enforcement fee

well because sometimes i am but i stand up in with the tenet of the budget and i think deep into therman culture shock. you did seem to take this drama they owe to you because it's all about who they know i'm rachel join me for me the depth of a beat up host. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their homes nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced and the consequences come into sastra so our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises around the world you know. what a good thing we don't need and i didn't go to university to kill people so i don't know i fully or to have my boss come to me and tell me to kill someone to get my and if i don't they'll kill me. she can feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of the horse who stayed behind and simply up able my husband went to peru because of the crisis and the wonder that if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger the knowledge down the block displaced starts october 16th on the dole. this is data from the news live from berlin and the united

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i think our guys are realizing become suspect central -- become such a central tenet around the league. been extraordinarily powerful, and what the nba has done with giving a voice to black lives matter and allowing the arena to be adorned with kind of those symbolisms. lebron is doing his vote organization. is there any thought for a more robust political operation for athletes? these are obviously quite wealthy people, many of them, who have been active at times in politics. i wonder if there is any thought that you guys here, either coach or alex, if there is any thought how to operationalize this a little bit more to allow athletes to have a political organization where their beliefs and views can be channeled into action? vin: i will just say from our end, the guys are just sorting through all of these conversations, sorting through the opportunities and some of the things that will be made available to them through our organization, through alex, through the league. we are only probably a little less than a week of this happening. guys are educating themselves every single day. i

tenet earned top spot this weekend bringing in north of $20 million in the u.s. and canada.those figures are just a fraction of what theaters grossed a year ago. >>> still ahead, a special promotion in honor of late actor chadwick boseman. the store offering free downloads of the "black panther" comics. but first here is "techbytes." [ inaudible ] >> -- seeds in the mail this summer. many were postmarked in china. amazon says the move is meant to protect customers. >>> apple reportedly has plans to announce new ipad and apple watch models this week. a press release may come as early as tomorrow. the exact products aren't known, but reports say filings in europe indicate at least two different ipads and new apple watches will be released soon. >>> and the benefits of playing video games, a british study says playing those games can improve reading and writing and communication skills bay researrbecause researchers found that they often read about games and write about ♪ oh, oh, (announcer)®! ♪ once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower t

it's like the movie tenet. i'm assuming that's what it's like. i haven't seen it yet because i don't want to die. the big question leading into the weekend was would people follow the advice of health experts and avoid large parties? and the answer is, america. >> virus didn't stop crowds from hitting a lot of beaches saturday and sunday. these are pictures of some busy beaches from california, to flora nersey. >> i had in mind this is what it would be like, but i didn't yo can't even -- they're like side to side, it's crazy. >> a massive crowd of people showing up for an unofficial burning man festival in california. no social distancing. >> you just gotta ask yourself, do you want your obituary to include the phrase "unofficial san francisco-based burning man festival?" and was it worth it? labor day barbecues aren't even fun under normal circumstances. they're like 4th of july with half the food, half the booze, and none of the fireworks. all you get is a sunburn and an hour-long lecture from your uncle todd about refinancing your mortgage bef

can protect protest of that and protect that exists and then is still living in some legislation a tenet back to saddam hussein. all these invite actually giving some space for the us or groups to act and to attack and to assassinate without accountability when you have. a term on statement out of it ses and then i mean an echo of a sound of that which sais that who. is secured from accountability will behave in a bad way saw without. the count would state and as our situation we will have always the activist of protesters in the trap actually so the democracy to be honest with you in iraq is just like a truck for activists a truck for the love i think is right and. to the result at least to the d.l. accountability i think the question are we dealing with a state or not if we are dealing with state of course we need a state institution to investigate on that according to tonight take a pause for a moment because i want to show some of those protests is that you are saying i'm not protected so this takes us to focus the 16th. protestors and once you've had to talk to any and then you see

with the release of tenet and the start of the nfl season, more americans are venturing out.e gradual recovery from covid-19 hurt stay at home stocks? and a wild ride this week for nikola motors after announcing a $2 billion partnership with gm, the focus of a negative report by a short-selling firm: what's next for the deal. on the round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. guys, it's great to see your smiling faces again. had a little hiccup at the end of august with a bike accident, but i'm back in the saddle. ben, what goes up must come down was the story in the nasdaq market this past week. >> yeah. i mean, it was a bad week for the market, but it was a really bad week for the nasdaq and tech stocks. with the dow finishing the week down 1.7%, but the nasdaq off 4%. and it wasn't really bad news out there to really knock them down. good earnings from the tech companies that reported from the most part. there was a little fear that stimulus wouldn't happen but nothing that really causeed it to go down other than the it seemed they were overcrowded and people