texas tech firing its women's basketball coach. what the universities are saying this morning. >>> crash investigation. mangled wreckage littering the runway after an air india plane overshoots its landing. the plane splitting in two. survivors telling their stories. >> hold onto that kid! >>> and dramatic rescues. strangers banding together to help a family trapped by rising floodwaters. >> stay there. come over slowly. >> how they got them to safety. one of the heros describing those harrowing moments this morning. go mning, america. we're going to start with the latest on the pandemic. as the world nears 20 million coronavirus cases, deaths here in the u.s. are increasing in 28 states and the puerto rico. hospitalizations are up in 27 states, d.c. and puerto rico. >> with the race on to develop a vaccine, a gallop poll finds 65% of americans would get the vaccine if it were fda approved and free. but more than a third of those polled said they would not. expert and advisory member board dr. paul offit joins us to discuss the imp

stocks clearly soaring but texas tech stocks in general if a massive role in sending u.s. stocks to record highs of recent they said how long can that actually continue. according to twitting desks a rubber there is a still potential 40 s. and p. $500.00 to rise of another 7 percent until year end but i would say it will depend a lot on the recovery how longer defend it's going to keep pumping massive amounts of liquidity and accommodation to desist him and also how quickly legislators in washington can approve more stimulus for consumers big tech companies that have a very solid balances right now and benefited a lot of from dell lockdowns and deep endemic steel consumption it's a 2 thirds of the u.s. economy and it will be crucial for big tech and also for many other industries or to keep the current bullish market to life financial correspondent jose luis to harry joining us from new york now to some of the other global business stories making the news. amazon is planning to create $3500.00 jobs in the u.s. after doubling profits in the 2nd quarter is looking to recruit

benjamin kyle in lubbock he is the director of the free market institute a professor of economics at texas tech university as well as the senior fellow with the independent institute and in los angeles we cross to he is an independent economic and geo political analyst as well as a former commodities trader all right gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciating let's go to los angeles 1st year time i said in my introduction i guess probably the most important question there is as we come out of this pandemic and it's all going to be about the economy and it's everything we're going to think about for the next few months if not years is about recovery so infer a very simple question will it be a v a you or n l go ahead well we've been in an l. shape depression since the 2008 financial crisis i mean only that true economic data on unemployment inflation g.d.p. and the like have been warped or hidden outright while the fed pumped up the stock market to give the appearance of a genuine economic recovery and we've been in a structural downtu

benjamin cowen lubbock he is the director of the free market institute professor of economics at texas tech university as well as a senior fellow with the independent institute and in los angeles we cross to he is an independent economic and geopolitical analyst as well as a former commodities trader all right gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciating let's go to los angeles 1st here i said in my introduction i guess probably the most important question there is as we come out of this pandemic and it's all going to be about the economy and it's everything we're going to think about for the next few months if not years is about recovery so infer a very simple question will it be a v. a you or an l go here well we've been in an l. shaped depression since the 2008 financial cry. basis i mean only that true economic data on unemployment inflation g.d.p. and the like have been warped or hidden outright while the fed pumped up the stock market to give the appearance of a genuine economic recovery and we've been in a structural downturn

justin is the assistant professor for philosophy at texas tech university specializing political legal and moral philosophy. brandon is assistant professor at bowling green state university specializing in ethics and moral psychology and social philosophy. we will take audience questions online using #cato events. watching the event posted #so they can find it. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having a. >> great to be here. >> to be here briefly, what is grandstanding? >> the simplest bumper sticker description of grandstandin grandstanding, using the discussion of morality and public discourse as a vanity project with morality and justice and family values and tradition to draw attention to themselves to look like a moral paragon to think of morley in my end to care about the american factory worker to be something more detailed that's very simple that it has two parts the grand standards want a certain audience a referenced network to have them come to believe with moral properties recall this recognition desire and want to be recognized with certain moral qualities by cert

texas tech 18.7%. in florida, 21.2% drop. that is a tremendous job that they are all doing.tinue to contain the virus in these states, we must focus on new flareups. up in the states the case numbers have risen including georgia, mississippi, tennessee, missouri. i think you will find they will soon be under control. 18 states continue to have very low case numbers and low test positivity rates. under 5%. alaska, connecticut, delaware, illinois, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, new hampshire, new york, north dakota, oregon, rhode island, west virginia and wyoming. under 5%. even in these states where the virus is under control and at very low numbers, americans should continue to be vigilant and be careful in order to prevent the new hotspots from opening up or any new hotspots from opening up in those states. to that end, i urge all americans to continue to socially distance, wash your hands, wear a mask when you cannot avoid crowded places. and to protect the elderly. very important. tech the elderly. much different. young children have strong immune systems. but protect

joining me now, tommy tubberville, former head football coach at texas tech, auburn, the university ofnnati. also running for u.s. senate in alabama. wonderful to have you here, sir. what is your position? you think they should play? >> there's no doubt, dana. we have to play football. i know this is serious. the virus is serious. i've had friends sick, in intensive care. i lost a friend. let me tell you for every one person that's been sick, 33 people in this country have been affected economically, socially. we put men on the moon. we have to put our kids in a school, keep them protected, be specially responsible but get back to school and get back to normal life. our kids are the ones that will be affected if we don't get back to playing football and sports and learning from each other. >> dana: you know, i know college football, not every school has a big endowment. many schools have a lot of money. football is a important part of the college experience. i wonder what you think, why didn't they think about this ahead of time and try to do something like the nba has done on a bubble

i visit texas tech university, healthier climate about things related to this.it is important to identify with younger people. one of the injustices they are seeing, let's think how voluntary cooperation might solve this. >> couldn't agree more. for a lot of young people when they look at escalating college costs, they blame the free market system. they don't realize the vast presence of tell grant and a panoply of grants for education have encouraged the universities to jack up their prices. we are not dealing with the free market. people say you have a right to food so help yourself to what you want, people then say instead of taking two cartons of milk i will take 30. what we don't realize when you show up at the counter will occur to the grocery guy, dinesh d'souza isn't paying for his groceries, why charge $2.40 for carton of milk, how about $30? what is happening is a rip off scheme is emerging, ripoff scheme in which i, the grocery store, complicit in robbing a third guy who has no say in this debate, the taxpayer. he is splitting the bill. the democrats

justin tosi is an assistant professor of philosophy at texas tech university, specializing in political, legal, and moral philosophy. brandon warmke and is assistant professor of philosophy at à and he specializes in ethics, moral psychology and social philosophy. we will be taking audience questions online using the hashtag "áuntran8á events". if you have a question for the authors whether watching this event via facebook, twitter, youtube or the cato institute website posted with the cato hashtag so the question queuing software can find it. justin, brandon, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> great to be here. >> to begin, briefly, what is "grandtanding"? >>. >> if you want the simplest bumper sticker description of "grandstanding", it's using discussion of morality or politics and public discourse as a vanity project. grand standards use discussions of morality, justice, talk of rights, family daggers to draw attention to themselves to make themselves look like moral paragons. they want others to think of them as morally enlightened or caring more about the poor or

. >> i teach at texas tech university and it's a much healthier climate of discussion out there all things related to this. i also think it's important to identify with young people and say where the injustices they're seeing are instead of dismissing them. instead say let's think about how voluntary cooperation solve this better than fake socialism. >> i couldn't agree more and for a lot of young people when they look at these escalating college costs they blame the free market system and they don't realize the vast presence of telegrams the whole panoply of government provisions encourage universities to jack up the prices. we are not dealing withthe free market . sometimes use analogy where if you're in a grocery store and people say you have a right to food so help yourself to whatever you want people would say instead of taking two cartons of milk i'll take 30 because there's no one to stop me filling up my car but when you show up at the counter it's going to occur to the grocery guys on the other side of the counter that dinesh isn't paying for his groceries, when we charge $30 in o

for me it was hearing from leadership at texas tech university health science centers and their program to provide 24 behavioral health intervention, and tell the behavioral health services at schools in rural west texas. school age children are primates identified and treat behavioral health issues before they worsen. i i believe this bill is even me important now. students have been away from school and friends during a difficult time and some may be getting with the loss of loved ones or being home with family, a difficult family situation. i hope we will advance this bill toward markup. other bills cover a wide range of important issues issue from approving the national suicide prevention hotline to extending the authorization for two movie services block. this bill will ensure stable high quality resources for those in need. one issue not addressed it is a mental health of the frontline healthcare worker. this is especially important now, and i believe this has long been a serious issue our healthcare system but has taken on added importance with the additional stress that caring f

we've got a darned good one, the professor at texas tech university health sciences, much much more,n't know who has the edge in this quest for a virus or treatment -- sorry, vaccine or treatment, but you increasingly hear from even the likes of dr. fauci that one could be in folks' hands by early next year, perhaps sooner. do you agree with that? >> i hope so. thank you for having me. i do hope so. i'm hopeful for this vaccine. i think it will be a big part of the solution in combination with many of the other behaviors and things we are doing to keep the virus at bay. i don't think it's personally going to be a panacea. i don't think people are going to just line up and do it in the beginning. just judging from human behavior and past behaviors with vaccines with patients i've seen, but i think the stuff we are following, are good and the fact we can do it quickly means we can do it without taking shortcuts, instead of doing steps in series, we are doing them in parallel. hopefully we speed up the process, keep the safety and can get this virus behind us. neil: you know, a number o

reaction right now from the professor at texas tech university health sciences center, much much moreough all of this. what do you make right now of these findings that 93%, 94% of the fatalities we have seen of the cases that have gotten as extreme as we have seen are older folks? i would imagine a majority, but that's a lot. >> that is a lot. you know, i would say the main message for that from what i'm seeing with patients in the emergency room is even if you are younger and you don't have comorbidities, you don't want to get this. it's still pretty miserable. there are people reporting symptoms that last weeks and it's basically numbers, right. if you look, we have 330-ish million people in the united states and if this runs through and we say hey, only, you know, how many people are affected, elderly people are affected, we start letting our guard down. for this to get behind us and get herd immunity, the mathematical models are saying about 65% of people need to be infected. so let's do the math. 330 million in the united states, to reach that 65%, we are talking 200 million peo

. >>> rackspace and bigcommerce, who tech companies from texas, leslie picker has more on these companies. high, leslie. >> both companies, you're right, they are tech sass, that's software as a service. that's about where their ipo similarities end take a look at shares of bigcommerce, that stock tripling this is a austin-based competitor to shopify, and then apollo-backed rackspace. plummeting after pricing at the low end of the range so what manx bigcommerce soar while rackspace sours? there are many factor, but it largely comes down to growth rackspace had practically about the same revenue but bigcommerce jumped 22% even though rackspace has gone toward a recent transformation, it seems like they have seen the rackspace before especially during these uncertainly times, guys. >> a question by follow-up rockmortgage expecting to trade tomorrow. >> rocket companies, that's the apparently company for quicken loans, rocket mortgage, as you mentioned, they are having pricing discussions right now, according to people familiar with the matter. the conversation they have shared is that, you

we have university of arizona robin warren, texas tech university president dr.his morning. full disclosure. if i could i would do this whole segment on the woke nature of campus and liberal bias and all of that. we're going to leave that aside right now 'cause i have my opinions and you have yours about your university and how you teach. this is about covid-19 and bringing students back to the classroom. at the university of arizona, what are you doing to ensure that students can come back and also be safe? >> well, pete, thanks for having us on this morning. we're trying to educate our students, our faculty, staff around simply wash your hands, cover your face, stay away from as many people as possible, and we're vigorously testing. we developed our own tests. we're using ppcr antigen testing a advantage-tech tracing program and have dorms available for isolation, over [unintelligible] room that we have for isolation. we think those three factors executed on those three things and follow the rules, we think we can have a successful and productive semester. pete

a tech firm in texas is teaming up with a disinfecting company hoping to use drones to quickly cleantter of hours. hunter davis explains. [background sounds] >> reporter: the buzzing of a drone. drowning out the silence of a typically packed cotton bowl in dallas. >> the cotton bowl opened up in 1930, so this was our 90th year, and it was set to be our best year ever. >> reporter: but covid-19 left the iconic stadium empty. disinfecting drones can bring back sports and spectators. >> one pass we can get, i think it's four rows, as opposed to a person going in, having to do each one by themselves. >> a partnership with our water now allows them to quickly clean large event stories. >> they weave our cultures together, so when we can bring them back, we can bring america back. >> reporter: the cotton bowl can usually hold just over 92,000 people with an event space of this size, the drones should be able to disinfect it in about four hours. jason says the company in new york doing something similar. >> you already have a lot of drone companies that were doing things like crop spraying

this is what it looks like in galveston tech texas as an enormous hurricane approaches the gulf coastcategory 4 storm with winds up to 145 miles per hour. it is forecast to come ashore overnight along the gulf coast near texas-louisiana border. forecasters are warning of an unsurvivable storm surge the cdc pressured by trump officials to change its quofd testing guidelines that was according to "new york times. the new guidelines exclude people without symptoms even if they have recently been exposed to the virus the administration official overseeing the testing said politics were not involved in the change u.s. officials from several agencies say there's no intelligence to suggest any foreign countries are trying to undermine mail-in voting or that there is a coordinated effort to commit widespread fraud. that despite president trump's claims that mail-in voting won't be reliable. you are up to date i'll send it back to you, kayla. >> that's an important note to end on thank you, sue all three major averages rally, s&p and nasdaq closing at record highs. for more let's bring in dan

. >> i want to talk to you about texas and i think it's the aftermath of tech americana which we visited when we speak about china. it has given us some sort of peace, we've seen american intervention in iraq and afghanistan which i know that you have seen as sort of a complete waste of american lives . and of courseamerican treasure . how do we extricate ourselves from iraq and afghanistan read we know there's going to be a vacuum and we know there are concerns with isis and al qaeda and other nonstate actors in the middle east but what do we get out of those wars to focus energy and resources at home? >> i think for affairs is like life or childrearing. you pick your fights and you have priorities. to me the big priority is china and while isis is a problem and while all these other things, their problems they're not, you don't want to lose track of the real problem read i worked for president reagan and he was really great understanding what'sthe real game here . it's the soviet union and the united states and its nuclear weapons so let's not get sidetracked and all this other stuff t

texas a & m ordered chapter wide quarantines for two sororities an a fraternity house at georgia techs on lockdown after at least two dozen tested positive. concerned students are jumping into the fray calling out classmates on social media and threatening to report them. >> how students act matters. and how they act, not just on campus but off campus in the community matters. >> reporter: 12 states are seeing a surge, south dakota average daily case loads are up 58% and schools are taking advantage. indiana, purdue and st. olaf in minnesota have already suspended dozens of partiers. >> and yes, they can be dozens of par expelled. >> reporter: the university of arizona has seen at least 20 cases as students move in. president robert robbins spoke to margaret brennan on "face the nation." >> we're going to be watching the numbers every day. and if we run out of isolation beds and we can't handle it and people are getting really ill, then we will pull the plug. >> reporter: but switching to remote learning comes with its own complications. some of the biggest computer makers in the unit

take for example texas a company with a technical innovation its horizontal drills was supposed to allow underground cables to be late without having to tear up roads. only low tech spots not fabricated more the 90 percent of the supposed revenue that left investors and creditors out of pocket to the tune of more than $2000000000.00 euros. a year later enron shocks the markets big u.s. energy giant had over $20000.00 employees and cricket board members balance sheets were falsified the enron collapse destroyed the company pensions of many workers it led to a film about one of the most spectacular fraud cases in u.s. history and white to more than $60000000000.00 from stock exchanges. there was also a large scale accounting fraud at the u.s. telecom company and world com the former c.e.o. was sentenced to 25 years in prison investors lost around $150000000000.00. instances of cooking the books a common like it italian dairy giant parmalat the cutbacks following insolvency hit workers heart. attacks parmar world com. all classic cases. the common factor is that the main driver of the scams has a powerful position in the company and is also a major shareholder. the

this as a georgia tech fraternity is now under a lockdown after 17 student members there tested positive over the weekend. in texasstate health officials admit there is a backlog of test results going back all the way to june, and that could affect not only the number of new cases but also how some of those counties are trending. the concern, though, now is shifting over to the midwest and a potential third wave. take a look at this map. in the last seven days, those 11 states you see in orange, they've had more than 5,000 confirmed cases, again, in the last week. that includes states like indiana, ohio, wisconsin, and missouri. as far as vaccines go, there are a number of vaccines in human trials, the final stage right now, the president has suggested that americans could see a vaccine before the end of the year, but there wasn't much more that we heard about that timeline in that news conference just a little short while ago. jon? jon: aishah hasnie in new york city, aishah, thank you. for more on president trump's announcement moments ago, let's bring in the professor of infectious diseases at vanderbilt univer

tech keeps going up and both stocks are going down. which one ultimately wins out. a scary scene in the gulf of mexico two storms converging on texas and louisiana. thousands forced to evacuate potential cost and impact to america's critical infrastructure next. >> on the fast track, the fda giving a green light to a well-known covid treme

tech states and driven migration away from states like illinois and california. accelerate.trend more people have made tennessee home or places like florida and texas.tates that have gotten it right when it comes to public policy. one of the things progress always taught us is that all taxes matter for growth. 101,ow that from economics but not all taxes are created equally. income taxes are the worst kind of taxes the state can raise for growth purposes. it has horrible effects on the growth and that is something we measure every single year in rich states and poor states. it is important in this covert environment. states overly rely on capital based or income taxes -- they have the biggest revenue volatility. when times are bad states that rely heavily on income taxes have more acute budget problems than states that rely on consumption based tax. our top 10 in economic outlook ratings for 2020, we will start at number one. for 13 years in a row, the state of utah has claimed the number one ranking in economic outlook. story andible an incredible story of outlook success. stevee turn it over to and art, i would like to get their thoughts as well.

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tech keeps going up and both stocks are going down. which one ultimately wins out. a scary scene in the gulf of mexico two storms converging on texas and louisiana. thousands forced to evacuate potential cost and impact to america's critical infrastructure next. >> on the fast track, the fda giving a green light to a well-known covid treatment even though some in the medical community pushed back. call this a red carpet alert the first one in months as movie theaters continue to reopen. and later, more than 800% return on a $400,000 investment it has nothing to do with the stock marketment all of that ahead on this monday, august 24th and this is worldwide exchange right here on cnbc. >> we are ready to play. brian sullivan good to see you on this very busy monday morning. thanks for joining us. they're setting up their day and their week and they are setting it up strong or on that big graphic right in front of your face stock futures are solidly higher dow futures up 215 points right now. overall you know the headlines they say stocks keep going up. that's only half true. big cap tech keeps going up. the only sector to close thos

tech: schedule at safelite.com. ♪ upbeat music >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> harris: hundreds of thousands of people now have been ordered to evacuate in texasa coast. ahead of hurricane laura. now gaining strength in the warm water of the gulf of mexico. the national hurricane center is wanning of potential devastating damage. our meteorologist adam has more on tracking the storm and the power. adam? >> hey, good afternoon, harris. the storm is intensifying and it will be a powerful one. winds are 75 miles per hour. running over the gulf of mexico. the water is warm in the middle 80s. that will help fuel a storm like this. this will continue to intensify. quickly jumping to category two and ultimately category three storm. winds to 115 miles per hour before it makes landfall between galveston and the louisiana coast late wednesday to early thursday morning. the winds again are up over 100 miles per hour. this is one that is taking us in the future. this particular model running near houston early thursday morning. it shows you this will have a lot of wind. this is storm from 7 to 11 feet. that will cause a lot of damage if it ends up pannin

texas. according to locals, it's the world capital of live music. sorry, nashville. ♪ >> the artist may be trying to keep austin weird, but it's oneover the fastest growing for a super boring reason. tech over 100 people every single day. austin is the middle of a massive construction boom. everywhere you look, luxury buildings are going up. those got to be good gigs, right? >> the gig economy has attempted to turn a whole bunch of people into their own independent contractor. >> it made them excited about that. >> gotten them away from the idea of having an mirror. employer. so i like to think of it as the original gig economy. >> when you go from gig to gig, house to house, build iing to building, road construction to road construction. >> i thought construction was a good union job. >> it has been in the past. it is in some parts of the country. it ain't in texas. >> that's where jose comes in. in the absence of union protection, his organization, the workers defense project, is often the only safety net nor workers in texas. >> i would imagine that all those people who fought for workers rights and some of it was fighting. was it just hash tagging and petition filling out. we alrea

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tech: schedule at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >>> welcome back. some coronavirus hot spots across the country may be getting a reprieve right now, as data shows case numbers declining in texass signaled that state is also in decline, some of the counties with the largest covid case load have cautioned not to trust those numbers. at least four counties, including l.a. county, the county with the state's highest number of covid cases, have said they are having issues reporting their data, resulting in potential undercounting of cases. nbc news's steve patter sson isn los angeles with the latest. what is the deal with this discrepancy? >> yeah, and i can tell you, it's even more than four counties at this point. it is the system by which the state takes this reporting data from these county health departments. the health department for the state says there is a reporting glitch in that system that has led to a significant decline in the numbers that we're seeing. this comes at a very dangerous time, because for so long, california has been sustaining these incredible number of cases, so, all these health departments, including the top health officials in the state, are looking

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hardest will be the tech oli gahchs that live in silicon valley which by the way they don't vote for republicans. you've already seen elon musk, tesla moving his operations to texas will leave. they will leave california, and they won't be back, and so this is not a solution, but it's what happens when you make the transition to socialism to communism. pete: yeah they're flirting with the idea of kicking out their tax base which means they can't do anything. will: it's not kicking them out, pete. clawing them back after they move away. pete: that's true i stand corrected. devon nunes thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. thanks for having me. pete: all right still ahead the democratic convention kicks off tomorrow but congresswoman t laib is voting against the party platform because well it doesn't include single-payer government-run socialist healthcare. is this a sign of what to expect this week? maria bartiromo here to react. >> ♪ anything you want, you got it, anything you need, you got it ♪ pete: we're back with a couple quick headlines, a father says the man accused of killing his 5-year-old son was his neighbor for eight years. he w