the stock barely budged in response because thor has a high quality problem. they have so much demand they are running into supply constraints. we'll cover that, too. record backlog, my gut says you got to buy they sure didn't like that down 39 cents let's take a look with bob martin, the president and ceo to get a better read. mr. martin, welcome back to " d ""mad money." >> thanks, jim, a pleasure. >> bob, i struggle i struggle because when i see the biggest issue being that you cannot meet demand, i tend to think that's what i call a high quality problem. you could have done even better had you been able to meet demand, correct? >> correct for us, it's definitely low invei inventory for the dealers for ramping up production but once we work through that, we see a great long-term runway. >> i want to compare your rate of sales to the inventory historically. >> historically, we've never seen the inventory this low. this goes back, you know, 15 years to see the inventory this low when our production was much, much less. for us right now, the opportunity is sim

. >>> the nfl season is under way with the super bowl champs, chiefs beating the texans thor-20. >> the game featured plenty of differences compared to last season both on and off the field. al michaels kicking off the nfl season, breaking down the new rules of the game. >> and they're all supposed to be wearing their masks except when eating or drinking. that was the edict that came down. and off we go. the 2020 nfl season is under way. >> reporter: even before the chiefs and texans took the field, calls for social change were on full display. ♪ o say can you see >> reporter: the chiefs locking arms during the national anthem on the field, as well as during the playing of "lift every voice and sing," commonly known as "the black national anthem." the nfl announcing both songs will be played before every game this week. ♪ left every voice and sing >> reporter: but the texans opting to stay inside the locker room until the coin toss, when

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you nominate someone and who was then an associate justice to the chief justice seat and then harry thor thornbury and not just among republicans but johnson's own party and it was made very clear this was not going to go through. it then came to light they had dealings with enjoying a privately appointed to american university and a consequence, when nixon took office, he could immediately nominate two justices and that was basically the incident that started the entire reversal. this can backfire and does sometimes. >> we're going to take a short break on the air. when we come back though, i want to explore with you the concept of possibly expanding the court, a lot of people throwing out there, should the democrats >>> and we are back with law professor at uc hastings school of law. hadar. can the democrats, right, should they win the white house and the senate majority, expand the court and if the answer is yes, what is the downside to that? >> i know i know i know i know o opposed this in 2019 and learn to rue the day if we do this and sometimes when you do partisan moves like this,

what can facebook do right now to stop this stuff from going from russ thor wade to the president? >> there's plenty they can do. will they do it is the question. they have psychologists on staff. their role isn't [ inaudible ] to polarization is the name of the game and power is the name of the game. we could see better content moderation, [ inaudible ] moderators. we could see them taking down [ inaudible ]. oftentimes had they slap labels on things, part of the problem is the things you miss them are more likely [ inaudible ] and also people believe the lie and of course [ inaudible ]. but really it's up to congress and up to those in power that [ inaudible ] to [ inaudible ] because we've seen time and time again that these companies have no incentives to do better and our democracy suffers from it. >> brandy, what can people do? you said it's up to congress. we've been talking about this for a long time, congress certainly isn't going to act before the next election if they act at all. regular folks who consume this stuff, my parents are watching right now, they're not -- they

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" and all of the "thor" movies, so i got disney plu, and i sort of binged on everything and caught upou know to painting portraits of the george floyd and breonna taylor and john lewis. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what inspired you to paint their portraits? >> well, you know, i think, like everyone, i just found the shifts that were happening culturally, you know, post the murder of george floyd and all of the protests that ensued, and i was painting every day anyway and it was just such a shock, and just such an emotional time somehow, just being able to channel those emotions into art just was sort of a way for me to process it, i think, at the time and then, you know, just to be able to paint breonna taylor, i actually took that painting on a protest with me in l.a. as a a banner and you know, i wrote say her name on the back and was able to actually to auction those two paintings for charity, for, you know, some social justice organizations as well >> jimmy: see? >> so yeah, it's kind of -- it sort of took on a greater >> jimmy: i read that when you're working as an actor, that you use mus

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. >> i would say ca thor tick for the person telling the story. we spent hours upon hours together. i think the more they felt empowered that s lig and cared abei for the their families hearing it for the first time that mom or dad went through this, some families say why didn't you tell me earlier? some have a better lens into -- two women in particular, of the mother's story and all she experiencend and what she provided for the children so it is -- and the impact is only unfolding. the book just came out and we're going to learn a lot about that. >> what do you hope people will get from the book itself? >>listen to these stories as a starting point of reframing a conversation about comprehensive immigration reform. you have to start by a human story and connecting it to you. for me eric, it is the following. we have advanced medically, scientifically, et cetera. have we from the first brother killing? at the first time we haven't advanced but wheni sit listothepeople, human who share hope in the human st in the resilience and the courage that people have. >> lee bycel, thank you

protest thors saying that justice has not been served, a curfew is in affect in louisville, kentucky. we have the latest from there. >> reporter: tonight protesters are taking to the streets in louisville are and across the country once again. saying they won't give up until they believe justice is truly served. >> yesterday was definitely a day of pain and anger. and today, we are still like we are still in pain and we are still angry. >> no peace! >> reporter: many in disbelief over the grand jury's decision to not charge any officers with breonna taylor's killing. >> with the attorney general's announcement, part of our hope died. our hope that somebody would finally see us and value us. >> reporter: most demonstrations have been peaceful, but two officers were shot and injured in louisville wednesday night. police declining to say whether the suspect who is now facing charges was a protester. >> you are going to demonstrate, do it in the daylight hours, be peaceful and heard sgloompt in seattle a criminal investigation was requested by the king county sheriff's office after this v

te haiopromd foocks in thor onndlakers pull away in the fourth quarter. they take a 2-1 series lead. >>> milwaukee trying to stay alive without the injured star giannis. he sat on the bench and walked andre iguodala throw down nice pass. miami wins. that's got to be how in bucks feel right now. they have the best record in the league but are leaving the bubble. could giannis be leaving the bucks? stay tuned for that. >>> u.s. open, quarterfinals. 22-year-old naomi osaka facing american shelby rogers in new york. rogers had beaten in continues the tradition of wearing the names on the mask. the name last night? george floyd. and that is the orts. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> ha ha everyone. let's play. >> good idea. >> new this morning, that caroling you are hearing is a bit of what disney world resorts is preparing for. the parks will kick off their holiday celebration in november. >>> magic kingdom. cinderella's castle will shine bright at night in holiday designs and later in the mild epcot has its international festival of the holidays. >

press agency police say one person has been arrested and offices are reportedly hunting 2 others of thor it seems according on paper to stay away from the scene of the incident the french president the man who macro and says he is following the situation closely from the. not. so that brings you up to date will be back with the latest on that story present this to you at the top of the. metal was a very nice or for a for a president who knew that i could have said no thank you or i could have said thank you and i said i'll take it and now it's time to introduce my is not special mr donald trump thank you susan very much was the. name whatever you want to name i mean i don't know how would i come that news that just tell what i can about a recorder or a network that's totally dishonest. and then is says you know 100 percent negative i can reverse the change fast changes so fast sometimes i'll say wow that's going to be a great story be a pretty good reporter not as good as you. can. see what happens. i always say who knows what we'll see on the film it will be a success and. join me every

protest thors saying that justice has not been served, a curfew is in affect in louisville, kentucky. we have the latest from there. >> reporter: tonight protesters are taking to the streets in louisville are and across the country once again. saying they won't give up until they believe justice is truly served. >> yesterday was definitely a day of pain and anger. and today, we are still like we are still in pain and we are still angry. >> no peace! >> reporter: many in disbelief over the grand jury's decision to not charge any officers with breonna taylor's killing. >> with the attorney general's announcement, part of our hope died. our hope that somebody would finally see us and value us. >> reporter: most demonstrations have been peaceful, but two officers were shot and injured in louisville wednesday night. police declining to say whether the suspect who is now facing charges was a protester. >> you are going to demonstrate, do it in the daylight hours, be peaceful and heard sgloompt in seattle a criminal investigation was requested by the king county sheriff's office after this v

knock down because that's something that the government or said repeatedly wants to do it is given all thor it is in the regions and the local regions to put in place local restrictions across europe there's difficult balance that has to be met by governments on one hand trying to keep economies afloat on the other hand trying to protect people's wellbeing and their health and what we're seeing in spain a country that was so badly affected in march and april at the height of the pandemic then we're seeing cases rise again rapidly in the madrid region local authorities there putting in a partial lockdown people are being urged to stay at home in many districts but they can still go out to work so again trying to keep the economy afloat trying to keep people in jobs but nevertheless these restrictions will affect more than 800000 people. the u.k.'s chief medical advisors of war in the country could see up to 50000 run a virus cases per day if urgent action isn't taken in countries battling a rapidly growing number of new infections let's say there were 5000 today would be 10000 next week 2000

your mark promised promise that you'll help in negotiations between cannot scar and the bellows or thor it is but walk among offer in any negotiation what we bring to the table. that's a good question and it cannot be the mediator off to what he said enough to what the european commission said it was quite secure but the commission has said of course they don't recognize lucas shrink oh fine by that was to be expected and they and visit sections they sanctions cannot be that numerous it will be against individuals and probably they will refuse some below to the country to this can only occur to some people so that they don't have much in their arsenal to true or counter a location call being designated for a new term so another point is that for example in prague. people wonder why mature michael has not found one word for the people who were nearly killed by a stop me islamists to we tried to kill them in front of the offices the former offices of the newspaper were able stop it you know the islamists attacks it paris it cannot all shanae it didn't say a word about that but it was very

the pandemic in march and april but now corona virus infections are spiking in the madrid region or thorit is they're putting in place restrictions on districts that will affect a nearly 900000 people nevertheless the government is saying look you can leave home there are people there to stay at home i should say people are allowed to leave home though to go to work because the government knows that is a fine balance between keeping people healthy and keeping the economy going and across europe a similar picture we're seeing more than 3000 current virus infections being registered a day in the czech republic alarming in a country that managed to keep that infection rates so low for a while russia more than $6000.00 in the last 24 hours and the health minister in germany saying that the way the virus is circulating in some countries including austria the netherlands and france is very alarming natasha's thank you natasha butler our correspondent there. a monument dedicated to those who died during the pandemic has been on build in brazil the architect of the infinitude memorials and she w

for one at the called sky has dismissed the swearing in ceremony from her self-imposed exile in the thor ending up at that. this so-called inauguration is obviously a farce in reality has just retired today it means his orders to military and security services aren't legitimate anymore and can no longer be executed i am the only leader elected by the belorussian people our task now is to build a new batteries to get the russian opposition leader alexina of on a has been discharged from a burglar in hospital where he was being treated for poisoning the kremlin critic says he has a long rehabilitation ahead is spend more than a month in the hospital and was in a coma for half the time german experts believe he was poisoned with a nerve agent novacek moscow the nine's involvement dominic cain has more from berlin. he is no longer being treated as an acute in-patient now for him the process is about rehabilitation but the interesting thing is that when he describes some of the problems he still suffers from right now of coordination mental and physical coordination he says there are certain

engine pyramids in northeastern sudan have been damaged by unprecedented flooding or thor it is in a budget and we're trying to protect the relics but people there say the water has destroyed existing barriers and swept away dozens of homes. traveled through the region. these other ruins of the royal city in budget are we not all swans the city of the powerful kingdom of kush that dates back to the 8th century b.c. there are remnants of temples palaces cemeteries and other places of interest that testified to the wealth and power of the question at state a major power in the north east africa region for more than 1000 years but now these ruins which have weathered thousands of years under threat through 2 weeks ago also residents of nearby villages join hundreds of students from the term university to protect the ruins ha tim had that was one of them. a 70 honestly we've never seen anything like the floods last year they broke old differences and destroyed many homes including mine we were really worried they will sweep away the ruins that kings bought the house one of a few building

shelter one ship a passenger ferry has been chartered and has a right we are told by coast go to thor's he's here on the island it is more loss in the main harbor of me to leave it on the other side of the island because of lack of space. and people are meant to be taken there as soon as possible especially families but they haven't arrived yet the 2nd thing that's being done today is that tents which arrived yesterday afternoon are going to be set up in the municipal refugee camp called got out there and we expect to see and film that resettlement of people in that camp in those tents today but that's still probably leaves many thousands in the hills the olive groves around us here. on to other news and india and china have agreed to deescalate tension days after shots were fired across the disputed border for the 1st time in 45 years foreign ministers have been holding talks in moscow in june may remember 20 indian soldiers killed in hand to hand combat with chinese troops in the region it's not known how many chinese soldiers were actually hurt in that holds occasion now we have this

that and how much a freak is the chief executive of the ramadan foundation in manchester he says or thor to use ignored legitimate concerns that were raised before the attack. the time of the bombing i i said quite clearly that those a youth worker who saw a baby a beret the mom who was speaking against isis in the ideology and that was reported to the counterterrorism hotline there were other examples of other people in the community from within the libyan community who were also concerned about that and there reported that as well so we need to know what happened who knew what and i think the other aspect of it which is really important is that ultimately the person responsible for this heinous crime is the terrorist and his brother but overall we've got to learn lessons to make sure that it doesn't happen again and if god forbid it does happen again our intelligence agencies our police on emergency services prepared for that eventuality in this case we want to hear what happened what information was given to the authorities and what the aftermath was once the bombing happened how did

well thor's he's in the u.s. state of oregon a warning about the possibility of mass fatalities a search and rescue teams comb the southern part of the state devastated by wildfires at least 10 people have died in oregon dozens of others a missing across 3 counties nearly $100.00 fires are continuing to burn along the west coast thousands of homes in several small towns have been destroyed and evacuation orders have also been issued in 6 states now israel's government has announced a fresh 3 week nationwide lockdown in an attempt to stop the spread of the corona virus making it the 1st country to reimpose restrictions on a national scale prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the restrictions will come into force on friday it means israelis will have to stay within $500.00 metres of their homes schools and places of worship will be closed as will all but essential shops meanwhile the coronavirus pandemic is driving a surge in demand for plant based meat across asia in thailand one of the world's colney capital's

rushes follows from a frost is thor announced. faster and faster. washing on the program c. m how do people on location size up the situation. global 3000. next on w. small acts transpire change the people making the must. go africa fantastic right. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and to work together for a better future blah blah blah blah many drugs do you all for joining it now for good . in 60 minutes on d w. life . curse me as a colleague and. try to get a coincidence. that sam previously this earth was just a messy chemistry a lot of machinery such a. clear d.m. . cut should also lessen the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery ticket and i say look it would. what if earth were unique start september 18th on g.w. . welcome to global 3000. this week we visit the mountains of columbia home to the speckled bear but for how much longer their numbers are dwindling. we report on the permafrost in siberia or what's left of it climate changes all too visible here. but we begin in thailand where t

groups in munich bavaria state capital face masks are now compulsory in some busy outdoor areas and or thor it is a consider in a targeted alcohol ban local responses like this to the pandemic remain the method of choice the chancellor angela merkel has germany heads into the most difficult autumn and winter months the other business leader. we all want back to life as we knew it is specially our country's young people. but we're currently putting everything that we've achieved in the past few months of risk. we must not allow nationwide restrictions high economic and emotional losses again. we cannot allow a dying person in a hospital or nursing home to die all alone because their loved ones aren't allowed to hold their hand to say goodbye. vicki i'm speaking here because i want to do everything i can to prevent another nation what shut down. since may people visiting bars and restaurants in germany have been required to leave their contact details as part of the country's track and trade strategy but many guests have been leaving fake details donald duck has become a particular favorite f

and dozens gadhafi thorred outside san jose city hall for a rally last night, the crowd grew to aboutigns as the grochant "black lives matter" and breonna taylor. and there was also a tint set up by organizing ers who brought shields just in case. >>> if you are dealing with racial or social justice issue, we want to help. go to abc7news.com/take action for a list of local resources. >>> people are continuing to pay their respects to ruth bader ginsburg. you are taking a live look at the court building where mourners are passing by the justice he justice's casket. tomorrow her body will lie in state before she's buried by her husband. the 87-year-old ginsburg died from pancreatic cancer last week after serving on the court for 27 years. > president trump and the first lady plan to pay their respects to justice ginsburg in person in the next hour. and then he will make a campaign appearance in jacksonville, florida tonight. yesterday he accused democrats of creating havoc with mail-in ballots. when asked about a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the november election -- >> people

special relationship with the federal govern that's distinct from state governments, they're basing thor claims on treaties that were signed in the 19th, 18th centuries. some even predate that, but for our purposes in the federal government, the separate is interested in treaties signed after 1776, right? but you get the idea. any questions before we wrap up? we're going to end there. we'll see you on monday and we'll start talking about captivity. >>> every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3, go inside a different college classroom and hear about topics ranging from the american revolution, civil rights and u.s. presidents to 9/11. >> thanks for your patience and for logging into class. >>> with most college campuses closed due to the impact of coronavirus, watch professors transferred to a virtual seating. >> gorbachev did most of the work to change the soviet union, but reagan met him halfway, reagan encouraged him. reagan supported him. >> freedom of the press, madison originally called it freedom of the use of the press and it is indeed freedom to print

elections, even thor than iran or russia. do you believe him?ur understanding based on the intelligence briefings that you have received? >> no, it's not consistent with the briefings i've received. and he's a lousy enough attorney general but he's a really bad intelligence officer. there are a lot of countries around the world i think that would be happy to see our election destabilized. but the one who is working the hardest, most consistently and never has let up is russia. and, again, it is unfair to say you guys. but ask yourself the receihetor question, what is he so afraid of vladimir putin now. >> so explicit condemnation about william barr and joe biden said he's now been tested once for covid-19 and that he will regularly be tested going forward. and just a sign of how things are probably wrapping up for the biden campaign. joe biden is traveling to michigan next week and kamala harris is going to wisconsin on monday. >> great question to mr. biden as well. thank you. good to see you. >>> the wnba has long been on the front lines of th

>> great piece by charlotte all thor, well worth reading. it shows how this is happening in two alternate realities. this is why i wrote my book "hoax" because the president has used the word hoax to destroy our foundation of truth. he's led a hate movement against the media. i'm not trying to claim there should be a love movement in response but we do have to reach out to each other, show our common humanity. that's the way to break through these crazy conspiracy theories. is the sun actually shining? yes, it is. is the sky actually red? no, it's blue. we can get through to our friends and family with basic facts that can't be denied. >> brian, your book is really good. i've been reading it slowly because it's my nighttime reading and i'm falling asleep after putting my kids to bed. but it's really an easy, digestible read and so eye opening. >> thank you. >> thanks for being on with me. >> thank you. >> again, his book is "hoax." you can catch brian tomorrow morning on "reliable sources" at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on cnn. we'll be right ba

since then, thor stock soared but tends to pull back every time people get excited about a potential vaccine. lie i can th i bet rvs stay longer than you might expect tuesday we hear from companies that can potentially deliver upside surprises that might turn your heads mccormick, the spice make you are you know i've been a fan of right and micron which is the chip maker, that's a little more controversial. mccormick's stock exploded higher and flew too close to the sun and it's pulled back to 191. september has been bad right now it's only slightly above where it was before the great quarter. right now wall street is obsessed with what will happen when the pandemic comes to an end. will people still cook at home with mccormick's spices and use frank's hot sauce? wait a second. people developed new habits. they discovered they like to cook the food service business that hurt mccormick improved. that smells like another upside surprise but at this point the analysts might not care and they might not get behind it. micron is really, really difficult to get to. see, this is a commodity

way: you know that scene at the end of "avengers: endgame" where captain america is able to lift thor's hammer? not so surprising anymore. >> i knew it! >> stephen: but there's so many truly important stories in the world right now, that i cannot in good conscience waste another second talking about the fact that the photo was black and white. classy. like a french film. directed by jean luc got-hard. and here's the rub: because our president continues to run roughshod over our democratic norms and institutions, and ignores a global pandemic, we have to take the high road. which i think is also the angle from which chris took a photo of his low road. and what a long and winding road it appears to be. it weren't for the darkness of our news cycle, we could happily t w.o many chris evans jokes how many? i have a whole chris evans sack of jokes. prop was worth it. but tonight, you won't even get a glimpse of the sack. same policy as chris, if you saw the photo i'm talking about. the one of his penis. but here is my solemn vow: if joe biden is elected on november 3, on november 4, we will c

we are waiting for thor is moirn, tmoir -- for the ceremony of the departure of ruth bader ginsburg liesoan our reporter and biographer joins the conversation now. it is a final farewell, a historic farewell. ruth bader ginsburg a trailblazer in life. they said breaking one final barrier as the country says farewell to this legal icon. the first woman, the first jewish person to lie in state in the united states capitol. >> yes. john, you know, it's so compelling right now to think we're even closing the last chapter on her life as we see the casket taken down the steps there. you know, all the things she's done in her life, born in 1933 but she essentially did not become the notorious rbg until she was 80 years oemd, that nirk name from a 2013 dissent she had written that went viral and a law sku law student at new york university picked it up and i thought of the families with the young sons and daughters with flowers over to the supreme court where the -- she was lying in repose, that every step of her life has been trail blazing to the end and even into the 80s and at her death at 87

and clearly a master or thor. and a master debater.knows >> you said that he was a middling student. you think that he was -- he asked to see barack obama's student records, but people who saw his or if they saw -- actually saw his records, they'd find out that he was not a great student and had some disciplinary problems, so you masterminded this deal to have him -- have it removed so that people couldn't see how bad of a student he was. >> well, i think the use of the word "masterminded" is a little wrong. i followed my boss' direction. he said to me i want you to ensure that my grades are never revealed, and i need you to go back to new york military academy, go to fordham, go to university of pennsylvania. i don't want them coming out, and so i followed my boss' orders. >> you -- you talk about -- >> by the way, just to let you know, don, just to let you know, it was actually onjudge barry oe we were sitting at "the apprentice" talking about it, he was at best a "c" student, at best. and, you know, that's also verified by the recor

hot on labor day and in san francisco we'll see temperatures going from the 60s to up thor 7 70s by the weekend. mike, how is it looking for the commute? >> kari, we'll focus on the south bay where the speed sensors is just little slowing near 680. surface streets and capital expressway, i'm sorry. eastbound between center. major injuries and police activity going on and an investigation. you can just go north of the alternate to capital expressway. the rest of the bay moves nicely and slowing for north 101 approaching hillsdale and that crash activity still blocks one lane. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> firefighters work to get a handle here on wildfires in california, washington state is now dealing with one of their own. thousands of people are forced to evacuate from the evans canyon fire in yakima county. the out of control fire has burned more than 30,000 acres already. the cause is under investigation. >>> making changes. coming up next on "today in the bay." the action san francisco pride leaders are taking following rising tensions with police. >>> plus something to cheer a

. >> so never once neater there nor during the rest of the visit did the president you are thor jacob blake's name, not once. i'm not sure he's ever said blake's name. i'm not sure he knows it. what does that tell you about his views on the pain being felt by so many african americans and when asked about the larger issue of race and policing, specifically the question of system maic racism, here is how responded. >> i think that police do an incredible job and i think you do have bad apples. you agree every once in awhile you see something and you do have the other situation, too, where they are under tremendous pressure and they don't handle it well. they call it choking. it happens. >> choking. it's an interesting choice of words. horrifying when he compares it to missing a golf putt as he also did and point of fact choking is what was inflicted on eric garner selling loose cigarettes and george floyd by a police officer's knee on his neck. it's the reason you hear protester chanting i can't breathe. but safe to say that's not exactly front of mind for the president. what is highli

she's make the case we want to on thor our culture and traditions and we're doing fine. >> i'm governorf south dakota. this is how we do disturbancing in our state. >> that was great. >> more hunting, that's the plan for the future. >> less covid, more hunting. now, again, that went viral. some people say saying it's not a serious message to send at this time and other people are saying there's the governor outdoors no, one is around here. she's trying to say there are ways to do that. what's your take on that? >> first of off, i don't know how many governors that can hill a bird in three shots show the governor is a good shot and good hunter. i'll say this. you said it it earlier. every state is different. every state is handling this different. we in south dakota have taken like i said a light touch approach from a government regulation standpoint relying more on the residents and our citizens to do the right thing. i can certainly appreciate that approach. it's certainly made the phone ring in south dakota from businesses and residents that are interested in coming to a state that is

so if you listen carefully, you can hear that the jets are up the so thor plane is going through justn to the right. that spotter plane will sort of let loose so they know where to drop retar deant. a better picture here on this fire. it's really been a challenging time. you have been talking about the air quality. it's been who rent douse. we understand vancouver, canada, also with just terrible air pollution right now. >> some areas have seen block after block of homes simply burned to the ground with people losing all of their possessions. it's so awful to see that. >> it is, wolf. it's a complete incineration. you have covered disasters and sometimes you're at a tornado or a hurricane. with a hurricane there's a build up to it. yes, there's that with fire, but when they come roaring through so quickly, especially in oregon and northern california, when it goes through those neighborhoods, it just takes everything out. these people, you'll talk it them and they talk about the things they need on their checklist. they are told to park their cars with the nose out to the get away con

we have the space, thor and some others. we love the space because people are doing this in droves. one quick point. 4.1 billion tiktoks on rv and camping. i just can't believe that. just shows interest. [closing bell rings] bottom line the company will grow. we love it. liz: got it. joe and luke tilly, great to have you. we have fumble ad gain for the dow of more than 300 points. still -- [inaudible]. connell: to revive the economy. the dow hitting session highs after the federal reserve came out and expects to keep interest rates near zero for three more years. then we really lost momentum in the last hour of trading and it was weakness in the big tech stocks again that was tracking on the markets. we'll try to put it all together for you. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." the dow in the green for the fourth trading day. s&p, nasdaq, closing near the lows of the day. fox business team coverage for you now. edward lawrence in washington. gerri willis watching the markets and blake burman is at the white house. let's start with

them to show one ship a passenger ferry has been chartered and has arrived we are told by cars go to thor's he's here on the island it is more would not in the main harbor of me to leave it on the other side of the island because of lack of space. and people are meant to be taken there as soon as possible especially families but they haven't arrived there yet the 2nd thing that's being done today is that tents which arrived yesterday afternoon are going to be set up in the municipal refugee camp calls got out there and we expect to see and film that resettlement of people in that camp in those tents today but that still probably leaves many thousands in the hills the olive groves around us here because people haven't really been told where to go and they've scattered in various directions a lot of them have been sleeping on the highways of the islands we films that and you showed that. we are thinking that this is going to take many days it's not an easy. operation because contrary to what was 1st thought when some of these huts around moria camp remained standing on on wednesday morning it

professor,thor, a and someone after my own heart, a television host.ome david eisenhower. david: thank you and congratulations on the book that you book about dwight eisenhower, a very good book. distinguished guests and speakers, congressman thompson has identified members of my family who are here tonight. my son alex, my sister mary's son. we have grandchildren here. we are advised that my daughters are looking into my. their children, my sisters, their children, three generations of eisenhower's in total. on behalf of three generations of the eisenhower family, i wish to say that this is a wonderful and long-awaited evening. the program calls on me to tell family stories. since it's raining, and a number of speakers up drawn attention to that, i will to you our very favorite family story. -- june, 1954. dr. milton eisenhower is president of penn state. white eisenhower, his president -- his brother is president of the united states and is scheduled to deliver a commencement. penn state is a very large university. .his is an out -- outdoor event wit

. >> just so i understand, you are saying that based from the preliminary indications from thor is the serological, americans have not had the virus yet. >> yes, sir. >> thank you. senator murray? >> dr. redfield, we know that a lot of patients avoid getting unnecessary tests or treatment because of cost and i've been pushing to make sure that insurers have to cover covid treatment at no cost to patient as we fight this deadly disease. meanwhile, president trump is fighting at the supreme court to overturn the affordable care act which would leave 23 million more people without health insurance and allow insurers to once again discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions leading to higher costs. covid-19 itself could become a pre-existing condition. so dr. redfield, let me ask you straight out, would increasing the number of uninsured by tens of millions and increasing costs for the 133 million people with the pre-existing condition make it easier or harder to contain this pandemic? >> thank you, senator, for the question. clear clearly, access to timely health care is crit

the "thor: ragnarok" director under a two-week quarantine in a new zealand hotel but has his two daughters of the hilarious mayhem, hilarious if you're not a parent, i guess, on instagram writing, day 7 of a 14-day hotel quarantine and one dad, two kids, everything going great until they found the explode suitcases and trash everything button. look at that. >> that's the story of my life every day. so, yeah. that's my living room right there. >> that is an anxiety attack waiting to happen. okay, so he's currently in new zealand's quarantine mandate there in the country with almost a week left. we can imagine that the oscar winner is looking forward to his freedom. two kids. >> small hotel room. >> yeah. no go. >>> okay, and finally who doesn't love riding in the car with the windows down? well, sophie, the 1-year-old vizla are huntington beach, california. probably loving the wind in her ears and her mouth. her human posting this -- oh, my goodness -- hilarious video of sophie living her best life on instagram, writing, quote, love the taste of fresh air in the a.m. that's how i ride into

. >> just so i understand, you are saying that based from the preliminary indications from thor is thericans have not had the virus yet. >> yes, sir. >> thank you. senator murray? >> dr. redfield, we know that a lot of patients avoid getting unnecessary tests or treatment because of cost and i've been pushing to make sure that insurers have to cover covid treatment at no cost to patient as we fight this deadly disease. meanwhile, president trump is fighting at the supreme court to overturn the affordable care act which would leave 23 million more people without health insurance and allow insurers to once again discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions leading to higher costs. covid-19 itself could become a pre-existing condition. so d

to know, i know there would be written 237 in the -- i don't know if you call it a pilot originning thor theinitiative what about bg in more people and how do you know what the capacity is that you are going to aim for? i'm just curious to see what work goes through there. amber, do you want to take that? sure, i guess i consider this was a pilot program to better understand what it will take toktoeffectively serve this population and we heard to be successful, we need to ensure we have adequate staffing to support inner agency care coordination it's a high touch work and we also need a shared tool set and so we're really excited about the implication of the ethic care cor din module because it's all od and better identify and cohort and groups in the future should the department chose to carry on this work in this way. >> thank you, i can't imagine the circumstances we would not want to expand this work. for only people outside of the public-health system and you know, ela person to the system and you talked about it being high touch work and seeing how high touch it is and seeing it do

they're all buys not mccormick, i have to learn more about i read that bob martin presentation about thor the highest number of sales, lowest inventory and how much fun is it to have an rv, as long as i'm not driving? my wife is a great driver. >> or a snowmobile >> and a snowmobile. >> as we go into the winter. >> you guys are going to leave me and go without me >> you're free to stick around if you want. you know that. if you want to, great. otherwise we'll see you at 6:00, "mad money" obviously 6:00 p.m. eastern time good tuesday morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen coming to you live from various locations. consumer confidence, let's get to rick santelli >> yes, september read on consumer confidence from the conference board, expecting a number around 90 our last read was more than a six-year low at 84.8 big surprise, 101.8. 101.8. this is intedeed an overperformance on the confidence side, the best number since march and the revision is coming, 84.8 now gets upgraded to 86.3, which actually makes the worst month n

but i will say this is a serious mistake and a deadly mistake thor these venezuelans. this is an issue which in many parts of america is red hot. those of venezuelan ancestry or those who are here on t.p.s. status cannot understand what just happened. they want to stay here safely. they don't want to be forced to return to this nation under this dictator that is such a dangerous place. a number of times in the last year -- senator menendez, who is on the floor with me here, has joined with me on behalf of the venezuelan people. president trump boasts that he supports these people. while the country remains a dicta editorial nightmare, grant venezuelans temporary status known as t.p.s. it is the kind of mo of a self-confident nation, one that really cares about humanity, would demonstrate real leadership and accept. t.p.s. is a temporary immigration status provided to foreign nationals if returning to their country poses a serious threat to their safety, for any variety of reasons -- an environmental disaster, armed conflicts. by every objective measure, the situation i

the ceos of thor, polaris and mccormick sitting down with jim cramer catch an all new "mad money" tomorrowe've got time for a few more tweets so here, take a look at this e one. true ben 14 says sell or hold at&t what's your take >> this is a real under performer in the post covid rally for the market if you look at the business, the overall kind of environment and mayor players is alleviated some of the margin pressure there and i think that you've seen some upgrades in the business the entertainment group and warner media segments are a case where again, depends on how you're valuing some of the parts here and that's historically a way in which people get excited about at&t ultimately, i think the post pay phone ads and some of the disconnects are subsiding and i think that the core business is very much in tact. people worry about the balance sheet but an environment with these guys , i stay long and th 9% dividend yield. >> that's a big dividend yield for sure mike, how do you feel, buy, hold or sell at&t >> i would be a buyer here i think first of all thanks dividend has proven to be

tonight on "mad money" the ceos of thor industries, polaris and mccormick. an eclectic mix.ose look at some ex wits that should be on your radar as we get ready to finish up the third quarter and begin the fourth joining us right now for that is joe teranova, a cnbc contributor. great to see you, my friend. what are you doing right now what would you actually be buying in this environment >> good to see you as well, andrew i think we've got some month-end rebalancing that's stabilized the 10.5% decline from septembe to last thursday's low i think the market trades in a consolidation range between 3275 and 3425 but i think the opportunity is to mine for equity names, specifically if you think about the financials not many people want to buy banks right now, right, andrew, but the trading environment will remain volatile. some of the names that i own book goldman sachs, morgan stanley, the ice and nasdaq exchange, these are winners in a highly volatile trading environment. you could look at some of the research and ratings companies like s&p global and msci and also the consum

to know, i know there would be written 237 in the -- i don't know if you call it a pilot originning thor theinitiative what about bg in more people and how do you know what the capacity is that you are going to aim for? i'm just curious to see what work goes through there. amber, do you want to take that? sure, i guess i consider this was a pilot program to better understand what it will take toktoeffectively serve this population and we heard to be successful, we need to ensure we have adequate staffing to support inner agency care coordination it's a high touch work and we also need a shared tool set and so we're really excited about the implication of the ethic care cor din module because it's all od and better identify and cohort and groups in the future should the department chose to carry on this work in this way. >> thank you, i can't imagine the circumstances we would not want to expand this work. for only people outside of the public-health system and you know, ela person to the system and you talked about it being high touch work and seeing how high touch it is and seeing it do

s-3485, the offshore act, would amend the national oceans and coastal security act and the out thor continental shelf lands act to expand revenue sharing for offshore wind. the administration has made it a priority to boost production while responding responsible stewardship of the environment and ensuring the taxpayers receive a fair return from the development of these public resources. s-4431 seeks to reduce wildfire risk and improve forest management by establishing wildfire mitigation projects providing expedited review of certain projects, promoting the development and use of bio mass and easing timber restrictions. including language to ensure doi receives the same active management and wildfire risk reduction authorities under the bill that are provided to the forest service. finally, s 4475 the solar energy would direct 3800 acres of public lands to la paz county, arizo arizona. the department is focused on restoring collaboration and coordination with local communities to achieve this priority and we support the goals of the bill that align with these priorities. thank you for the opp