we're right here at times square.t wish rudy had checked in with me while he was here-- and i'm being told he's here doing that right now. please welcome the to the late show, ex-president's ex-lawyer, rudy giuliani! good evening, mr. mayor. >> that's an outright lie! >> stephen: what is? >> whatever you said! i deny your allegations that i'm partying in times square while the feds close in! >> stephen: i never made that accusation. but you are clearly in times square. >> of course i am! it's where real new yorkers go to eat real new york bubba gump shrimps and watch the ball drop every night on "new york" eve! start spreading the news! >> stephen: oh, so i see you're still drinking wine. >> what? no! outright lie! this is just my favorite drink, diet pepsi! taste the rainbow! >> stephen: okay, so i have to ask about your legal troubles. ask about your legal troubles. you are a target of multiple investigations into your efforts to overturn the 2020 election with wild conspiracy theories. >> that's just what "they" wa

. >> a situation like that play out here in times square? >> there's a lot of open space to get out, so highly unlikely. >> reporter: he says there are other situations that could turn dangerous. we saw it happen last year at the astro world music festival in houston, where a crowd surge left ten people dead and dozens injured. >> an arena, a stadium, where there are a lot of exits but the exits are not as wide as it should. a lot of people rush the exits, you could have a crushing situation. >> reporter: there are several tips you could keep in mind, stay upright. don't fall down. avoid getting pinned to imm. go with the flow of the crowd. and keep your arms tight to your chest, protecting your lungs to allow them to get oxygen. survival strategies in case you're caught in a chaotic crush. >> kathy joins me from times square. experts you spoke with said it's important to know your surroundings, right? >> reporter: kate, that is absolutely right. experts say it's important to know your surroundings but also to have a plan in place as well, e

leÓn: times square no escapa a la marcada divisiÓn nacional sobre el derecho a portar armas.rmas en las zonas turÍsticas, pero un juez federal bloqueÓ esa solicitud. reportera: ya es oficial la provisiÓn de armas de fuego en times square, incluso para quienes tengan permiso de portarla, al menos por ahora. >> estoy de acuerdo en esto, que no se debe portar armas. especialmente en este sitio, serÍa un caos si pasa algo con tanta gente loca que hay ahora. reportera: el alcalde de nueva york promulgÓ una ley que declara libre de armas a la popular zona turÍstica. >> no hay un lugar como este, que tiene este volumen de personas. reportera: el problema es que la ley podrÍa durar poco, porque un juez federal declarÓ inconstitucional partes de la nueva ley estatal que restringe el uso de armas en lugares pÚblicos. >> la corte suprema decidiÓ que poseer y portar armas es un derecho fundamental segÚn la constituciÓn. cualquier ley que limite ese derecho, va a tener muchos problemas en recibir aprobaciÓn en los tribunales. reportera: la fiscal general estatal iniciÓ una apelaciÓn, pero

similar tragedy could happen here in the u.s >> could a similar situation like this play out in times square >> there is a lot of open places for people to get out of highly unlikely. >> reporter: du but says there are other situations that could turn dangerous we saw it at the music festival in houston when a crowd surge left 10 people dead and others injured. >> any venue enclosed like an arena, a stadium where there are a lot of exits, but the exits are not as wide as they should be you could have a crushing situation there. >> vega says there are several tips that you can keep in mind if a crowd does get out of control. stay upright don't fall down. avoid getting pinned to immovable objects. go with the flow of the crowd, and keep your arms tight to your chest, protecting your lungs to allow them to get oxygen survival strategies in case you're caught in a chaotic crush. and experts add it's important to know your surroundings and to have a plan in place, especially in crowded places like times square know where those exits are, and find those open spaces like hotels and businesses so yo

sunshine a cool weekend on the way. >>> up next tauren wells >>> up next tauren wells here in times squareuren wells is here to bring joy to your morning. the platinum selling singer/songwriter will perform but first i want to chat with you for a minute. i know you're about to go on tour this fall. you are. five years ago you were on the road with lionel richie. >> wild. >> mariah carey. >> wild. >> what was it like? >> it was amazing. getting to watch both of them every night, you know, icons in the industry, perform just incredible people. great to be with them. >> now look, doing it on your own. >> trying to do it. having fun. >> more than trying. you're about to perform on "good morning america." >> i know. i'm excited. >> a song that's going to get everybody "up." >> absolutely. >> pun intended. get you up and dancing off "joy in the morning." >> i'm excited about this song because we'll perform it for you but releasing it in a few other versions with my friend jimmie allen and erica campbell so it's going to be really cool. >> all right. well, we're excited to hear it. are you ready?

stay with us. [ cheers and applause ] with usn times square.i, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq i'm here with thrivers and volunteers at american cancer society. we are celebrating their courage this morning. we have something special to honor them as well, and it is some thriver forecast. look at some of the cities. we came up with a little forecast, thrive city, california, mid-60s and sunny. victoria township. 64. survivor hill, california. give me your survival pose. we're fully matching in the pink suits.in three two, i'm abc 7 ns meteorologist routine with yours accuweather forecast law sunshine today pretty close to average for this time of year 70s and 80s as we had away from the coast. here's the accurate 74 cast bit of a warm-up headed away mid-week looking nice for the weekend. >>> i'm here with two-time academy award winner cate blanchett getting rave reviews for

we're looking at a picture of times square, where one of those billboards was posted. and what is next. >> well, thank you for having me back. we are very much transitioned out of a protest and into a full blown revolution all across iran. you are seeing and ignited iranian diaspora across europe, across all western countries, canada. what has happened? we've had over 6000 donors. we've been able to successfully raise i think close to 450,000. and we really are a flag ship -- times square, the financial center of a world, to create a social moment where people are driving from all over the east coast to come and get videos and pictures -- there's tens of thousands of people showing up here. it is almost become a monument. people are crying. people are protesting. you can see it. it has become an emotional moment for the diaspora. it is feeling so estranged from their home and desperate to make a difference. >> you know what is incredible? i've been speaking to iranians on the ground there, asking them what they think about the prospect of what they are doing. these pro

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times square does not have a casino that might change soon. caesars entertainment is hoping to secure one of three licenses to develop a full service gaming site in new york city. the proposed site would also include a new broadway home for the lion king. there is a competing bid for a casino at nearby hudson yards from the wind corporation casino on broadway. they could call it the wizard of odds. royal caribbean has announced plans to build the largest cruise ship in the world. it's called the icon of the season. when it's done, it will measure nearly 1200 ft. long that is four football fields long and about 100 ft, longer than the newest u. s aircraft carrier. okay company says we'll have, of course, seven pools, 40 dining and drinking and nightlife options. the icon of the seas, the scheduled to sail in january . 2024 7 football fields is that we said no. four football fields. seven polls, seven pools. are you a cruiser? big time. yeah everyone in florida likes the cruise. south florida makes it easy. you don't have to pay for airfare. you

the guest list is reportedly being paired from an initial $8000.00 people to just to 1000 times square in the heart of new york city is a gum free zone, at least for now met eric adams signed off on the mission this week. it prohibits gums in a list of areas including scores, bars, and public transit. the judge has tempered let temporarily rather blocked part of the new gumble, opening the door for a gun advocacy group to challenge it in court. liz ralph says that this reached an historic agreement with neighboring lebanon, of this shed maritime border. the deal which was mediated by the us ins, 8 years long dispute an unlocked rich gas reserves. it's hoped it could improve ties between the 2 countries, which have technically been at war for more than 70 years. ah, the caring gas field has been at the center of is ram and lebanon's border dispute for years. but soon, drilling ships like this one could move from just testing to actually pumping gas back to the israeli coast. off the 2 neighbors seem to have finally reached a deal on that shared border. in a break through the israeli pri

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stay out of times square. he's been creeping out the elmos. and they've seen a lot. and i just want to take a moment here and point out this next part it the courageous part-- i'm ending all of our high-profile collabs, including, but not restricted to, our collection of spreadable jams, strawbeezy jelleezy. and i have decided not to release our duo album, "ye and pmen, sing fiddler on the roof." i know this has been too long in coming. i have no excuses for why i didn't do it before, except that he's never been on the show, he had no plans to be on the show, we have never asked him to be on the show, and i'm not sure he's aware i have a show. ( laughter ) but i had to do it now, because i was afraid he would just show up at any moment, because that's what he did yesterday. the shoe company skechers says it had to escort kanye west from its offices after an unannounced visit. in five years, the idea of an "unannounced visit from kanye" has gone from amazing! to "sir, you need to leave this skechers." ( applause ) try pay less. try pay less shoes. it gets worse. unlik

welcome back to "squawk box" here live from times square.rning. red on the screen, and the dow off about 102 points better than before >> a relative basis. >> s&p off about 18 points, and the nasdaq looking to open down about 60 points right now. >>> in the uk's challenge to boost growth while contending with the ballooning government debt, the bank of england announcing an expansion of the emergency bond buying operation. joining us now, nigel farage, the brexit party leader. nigel, how is the honeymoon period for the new prime minister how is that going? >> yeah, not so good, really i mean, i technically left the wedding reception, frankly here's the interesting thing, she is coming in with a new approach to economics, and she's saying we need the uk to be competitive and what we want to do is cut taxes and lift incentives, and i thought great when i heard that statement, because we have become a low productivity economy, and it went from 45 p to 40 p, and all the big global organizations do not want to see tax cuts, and the reality of why

i'm this is fast money live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of times square. we have dan nathan to the left, guy, karen and julie. we start with a major rally to kickoff october and q4. the benchmark index is rising more than two and a quarter percent. s&p up 3.1%. meanwhile treasury yields drop to the lowest level in nearly two weeks falling between 3.6%. you got to remember, 4% last wednesday. the moves after the do you and s&p wrapped up their worst month since the start of the pandemic. is the stock market rally just an oversold bounce or is there some real reason to be optimistic. dan nathan, you are here with me. that's the question i'm going to pose. i want to start about the nasdaq. a broad based rally in the nasdaq. a chip maker beaten up a bit. s&p is oil names pushing the index higher. >> it's interesting. great to have you here. let's do this thing. it was an interesting day in the market. you encapsulated a lot into the program here today because there was like a tale of two markets in a way. when you think about what was driving the s&p 500, i th

the current gun ban prevents individuals from carrying guns and subways within times square and other public places. last week a federal district judge ruled that many new york gun free zones are unconstitutional. a pro-russia hacker group says it is responsible for temporarily knocking the websites of some of the biggest u.s. airports off-line. airports in new work, los angeles, and chicago were among those affected. the reports say there is no impact on operations. there were cyberattacks against a number of western targets. global news 24 hours away on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 27 hundred journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is bloomberg markets . vladimir putin is threatening more missile attacks on ukraine. for more impact on the markets in the u.s. response, let's ring in our agricultural market and covering the clinical side of things. walk us through the events over the weekend. we know the bridge to crimea actually connected the two pieces was bombed and then in turn you had some commentary coming from vlad

we are one block away from times square. over the weekend, yesterday, a maryland tourist was smashed in the head with a bottle and slashed across the face required 16 stitches. i don't know why anyone is out 4:00 in the morning but this tourist was. cvs. two guys one woman came up and tried to sell him drugs. she tried to proposition him. he said no. they slashed him. he wound up going down to bellevue hospital, 16 stitches. and then last september 1st, a st. louis tourist was attacked and raped at the times square train station. >> ainsley: it's real. when i go to the atm i look everywhere around me a and never take me daughter to the atm with me now. i only go during the day. >> steve: i only go up to the ones you drive up to. >> even those we don't really have a lot of those in new york city. when i do do that out on long island. i don't know if you do this, i do look around. i'm so much more aware. >> steve: sure, because you can get away. particularly here in new york city if you are in a foyer of a bank you are alone i

that's times square but we're here with ralph macchio.ad that 38, 39 years ago that i'd be here opening the segment with that. thank you. thank you very much. i'm proud. >> is it true when you first saw the title you didn't like the title karate kid? >> i did not. i knew it would be directed by the guy who directed "rocky." it sounded like an after-school special. and it sounded like hokie and cheesy and maybe it was foreshadowing that i somehow knew that maybe i would be carrying it for the rest of my life but, you know, and jerry weintraub our producer said it's a terrible title which makes it a great title. i guess that kind of makes sense. >> kind of makes sense. >> it does and now with "cobra kai." >> yeah. >> your character is being -- is reborn. >> it's incredibly unique and beyond. it's impossible to explain that feeling of having something -- you know, how many movies have given birth to a streaming series that's so big and multigenerational and still ties into the themes. it's just beyond. it's really incredible and awesome. >>

deserving real-life superhero. >> you won't want to miss this. >> right here in times square. morning america." dwayne johnson, "black adam" have taken it over. >> i am, yes. good to see you guys. i got to tell you, it feels right. >> it does. >> america wants it. it feels right. >> we knew it was a takeover. >> what happened to michael. >> i told him just take the day off. it's okay. >> no, no, brother, i'm here. you are sipping my tea. >> is this yours? >> i don't like the way this is looking. >> i like it like this. it looks good. i got this. >> you know what, i need my job but i'm glad you're here. >> ow. [ laughter ] >> you're here for a good reason. i'll stand up and do the rest of the show. we have an incredible surprise for a real-life superhero. big fan of yours. his name is yuri williams and travels around the country in superhero costumes to bring smiles and gifts to children with health challenges. well, he is next door at the brooklyn diner. he has no idea what we have in store for him and so he's going to have the biggest smile on his face when you walk through t

. ♪ >> live in times square, this is good morning america. >>> good morning, america.s for joining us on this thursday morning. it really is exciting because you heard that right, a million dollar surprise. >> yeah, it's all thanks to the craig h. neilsen foundation and robin is in ann arbor, michigan, at the university of oregon with more on what we're going to see in just a bit, robin, good morning. >> go, big blue. oh, my gosh, from the home of the wolverines. i'm here because the life of one incredible man is about to change and he's already changed so many lives. he's known as dr. o. he was born in nigeria, raised in indiana, went on to become a track star at stanford with a dream of a career in medicine. he suffered a spinal cord injury. he did not let that stop him from pursuing his dreams or helping others. here at the university of michigan, he's made it his mission he's made it his mission to build the adaptive sports and fitness program to inspire other athletes in wheelchairs to find their joy again. there's a million dollar surprise for him. even all the p

stretched their advantage, six tries in the second half with the last of them coming on the four times squares even more difficult forjamaica who take on the former world champions in the world number one side new zealand in the next game while for the irish, they go up against lebanon and what could be a battle for second position.— for second position. thank you very much indeed- _ for second position. thank you very much indeed. you _ for second position. thank you very much indeed. you can _ for second position. thank you very much indeed. you can see - for second position. thank you very much indeed. you can see these i for second position. thank you very. much indeed. you can see these live pictures of the third of three games in the rugby league world cup this season. it is new zealand, just mentioning it is the other game in this group playing against lebanon. new zealand the only team apart from australia who have won the world cup in the last nine attempts, so as you can see, it's a very tight start for the first few minutes. a much favourites to go on and win that match against new

the supreme court intended. >> neil: essentially, a lot of this crime was happening times square.stants -- they are all over the place and all over the country, convention or pier that is the part i think people can appreciate here. these double digit statistics rise in all types of crime. they are not fake. this video -- we show what we can, but we have a lot more that we can, but it is what it is. i hear people say, "it is not a big deal" and this is a fox news sensation, if only. >> but is not a fox news sensation. it is a public fixation. crime is probably right with the economy when what people are concerned about. no bail laws, the world d.a.s and the funding of the police is causing this incredible increase in crime. and that needs to change. what we are seeing now is this federal judge is probably thinking in his own mind, why should only criminals have guns? and we are looking to take license and responsible people who have come through the process of getting permits away from being able to protect themselves. i happen to agree with the judge. >> neil: when i hear this ki

they beat and robbed passengers on a time square train. joining the conversation this morning, dagen mcdowell, joe concha and fox news contributor brian brenberg. this is a specific example of bad policy resultses in bad outcomes, taking ebben. h-- dagen. how long have we been talking about cashless bails, about defund the police policieses. what a were they expecting to happen here. dagen: i want to point out the study that we were citing saying alaska, new mexico and tennessee are at the top of the list that's from 2020 data come mildd by the fbi. maria: thanks for making that point. dagen: i will point out and the new york posted tore y'all board writes -- editorial board writes about david suarez. he was a one-time disciple of george soros but sees what is going on because of the cashless bail, bail reform in this state alone. in the new york capital city, in albany, there have been 13 gun homicides just this year, two in the last week. if you adjust for the population that, would be like 1100 homicides in new york city and 6800 shooti

new york city mayor eric adams signed two bills prohibiting guns in prime square -- in times square. state law and abled the district -- restriction was ruled unconstitutional last week by district judge. "this is the heart of our city, we are not going to live in fear". in the u.s., small business optimism has lessened for the first -- the national federation of independent business overall optimism came higher than expected according to a tuesday reports. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quick take, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. >> what started as a risk of data in the equity market has completely turned around. the s&p 500 now up zero point not a ton of action in the bond market. we are seeing yields only at 3.88. mastec the mass -- nasdaq down 10.7%. >> the general mood we want to get into here. first, the dow has stock today after morgan stanley was feeling bullish about a company that has had some challenges with investors recently. beatrice has

welcome to squawk box here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in time square. i'm becky quick with joe kernen. nasdaq is up by 21 and s and p up by about 16 points. yesterday it closed as lowest levels since november of 2020. it was slight declines yesterday. the s and p down by about a third of a percent. dow only down by a tenth of a percent and nasdaq down by nine points. still it's a slow and steady bleed. s and p 500 down six sessions in a row. everything is riding on the cpi. during yesterday's session the fed minutes reiterated, stop me if you heard this before, officials expect high interest rates to remain in place until the price comes down. that is the chatter, what everybody knows and expects. when we got the hotter than expected producer price index this could be a longer haul than before. cpi coming up. the ten-year note yielding 3.9%. lower than closing yesterday. the two year at 4.3% a little higher. >> how do you know you're not going to overshoot >> on raising rates? >> where we are right now how do we know this isn't going to work if we go an

we're live at in times square. take a look at futures the dow up 158 points.oints among this week's big global market events, china's communist party congress is set to begin we're live in beijing, one of the most important pivotal moments for the next five years, if not longer, in terms of chinese economy and set direction that they plan to set. eunice >> reporter: absolutely, andrew. and that's one of the reason why public security officials have said that they have put the chinese capital in an iron fist clamp down ahead of the shuffle. it's widely expected that president xi jingping is going to take a third five-year term as of the end of next week, investors will also be able to find out who is going to be part of his leadership team and that is really important because it's going to tell us just how much influence president xi has at the end of the day on various policies whether or not there's going to be any easing, for example, on tech regulation, on the economy, or on the property sector. now, every indication so far is that president xi is going to

first calm down by crouching balance, and only after that, you can engage in prayer in soviet times. square. one village, of course, the name of lenin is precisely the strength and the mountain, which is clearly visible from almost anywhere in kyzyl, the tradition of laying out inscriptions from big stones on the mountain slopes was widespread here during the years of soviet power. it is the same government that used natural education as an effective advertising space for promoting the communist ideology, more often than others, schoolchildren and students laid out the slogan of the bss lamp on the slopes, now on ver. the mountains that returned its original names to the gay flaunt a completely different vine, although there are no wrong words of the matra about mother padmehu, one of the main ones among all buddhists. this is not just a prayer appeal to the buddha compassion in accordance with buddhist sacred texts. she carries all the power of his blessing in love. anyone who can see, hear or recite this sacred mantra receives the blessing of the buddha of compassion. so it is now and you

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kennedy: a tourist visiting times square today says he was assaulted and robbed of $140.s to the michael jackson musical. that's a show of weakness. and this, this is topical storm. topic number one, an animal rights activate vis ran onto the field during last night's monday night football game and was tackled by to two defenders for the l.a. rams. the activist, alex taylor, storming the 49ers' home field with a canister of pink smoke, and you've got jimmy -- you thought jimmymy garoppolo. he says it was to draw attention to the abuse of animals, which could be why he chose to do it where a group of rams were being slaughtered. alex's stunt came to a crashing hunt when bobby wagner and tack mckinley stepped in and slammed him to the ground. sadly, this is the only time all game the rams' defense stopped the run. alex is lucky to have escaped uninjured. a female protester was tackled so hard she sustained severe head trauma. she's now listed as probable for the miami dolphins weekend. topic number two, if you thought the cactus was the sharpest plant out there, wait til yo

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you are watching fast money, live from the nasdaq market side in times square.e back right after this. >>> welcome back to fast money stocks falling just matching a third game this is game -- major indices closed out negative, and the matter which the markets go from here -- there is one group you may want to avoid. let's go -- a bear company -- chris, what are you watching? >> thanks for having me. i think, when we look at these last -- one or two days, and you have a 5% rally, you ask yourself the question, has anything changed? as far as i am concerned, what has not changed is the leadership. i will roll a couple charts to walk you through that. the first, i think is really compelling, this is triple cues top of the market, versus the equally weighted s&p 500 but is telling to us is last week, when the market was down 4%, triple q underperformed. with this we, with the market up for naprosyn, but has also happened? q2 cues have underperformed in these -- stocks we just do not think are your leadership. irrespective of whether the next 200 snp points go up or

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we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square.'m becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. take a look at equity futures. you see right now we're getting green arrows we've been getting used to that. it's been three to four days dow futures up by just over 100 points s&p up by almost 18 points and nasdaq by 85 s&p was up by over 1%. the nasdaq by nearly 1%, 0.9%. the dow is now up by 4.5%. the s&p is up by 4%, and the nasdaq is up by 3.5% so these gaines have added up pretty quickly of course, we're still down considerably from the highs, but that is a pretty nice move over a short amount of time treasury yields if we continue to watch this, 10-year at 4.059% but across the board, the yields are a little higher. >>> let's talk about president biden as he's set to release some oil from the strategic oil preserve it would extend the spr. it's intended to counteract a european embargo on russian oil set to go into ee text december 5th. so far this year the white house has released about 165 million barrels of oil from

live from the nasdaq market site in time's square.ere is what is coming up. >> despite bugged optimism and under concerns still permeates the markets. charter worth tries to keep your portfolios as healthy as possible. >>> starbucks. for some consumers it's discretionary. >> for others, it's a staple. how that is balancing out when the company reports results next week. in the meantime, a strategy. >>> finally, be like buffett. stock is up for the month. if the equity is too rich for your blood, an option strategy to parallel its place. it's time to risk less to make more. options actions starts right now. >> welcome. before we hit the trades, let's talk about the market action. stocks are higher to close out the fourth week of gains. the dow jumping 800 points on pace for the best month since 1976. s&p jumping about 2 1/2 percent. nasdaq climbing nearly 3%. carter, what do you make of the rally, especially in the face of some brutal earnings action in big tech. >> one of the things about having a particularly good market which we did

>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. if you look at what is happening with the u.s. equities at this hour, we are looking at a little bit of pressure coming through this has been gradually decreasing, futures have, the last hour. dow futures off 125 points s&p down 13. nasdaq down by 17. of course, this comes after the major indices rose yesterday the dow was up 417 points. it closed at the highest level in six weeks s&p 500 up 1.2%. nasdaq up under 1% if you look at treasury yields which have been the important story. the one we have been watching closely for weeks. 10-year treasury has krcreeped p a little bit >>> new this morning, we have to talk about it. bloomberg reporting that adidas plans to end its partnership with kanye west. gap and balenciaga cut ties after the social media posts and interviews and all sorts of things he said ridiculous things. the shoe line accounts for 8% of the company's total sales. there has been an ongoing conversation the

. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s. equities stand on monday morning. there are glreen arrows. dow futures up 320 points. s&p up 44. nasdaq up 140. this is something to write home about except for the rough session on friday. we have the dow and s&p and nasdaq down. the dow down 1.3%. the s&p was down 2%. the nasdaq which was down 3% for the month of october, the dow is up 3% the s&p 500 is flat. nasdaq is down the dow is down 19.8% off the all-time high. the s&p off from its high. the nasdaq is down 36% as the higher treasury yields have hit technology let's look at treasury yields. on friday, across the board from the 2-year treasury to 2-year treasury, all above 4% the 10-year treasury is 3.984% >>> the british pound this morning is rising overnight. we will show you where things stand after jeremy hunt would move up announcements today. he is expected to speak any minute we will have full coverage live from london. right now, the

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we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square.'m becky quick along with joe kernen andrew is off today. >>> watching out for equity future, look out things have gotten worse you can look now the dow futures are off by 300 points s&p 500 down by 36 nasdaq, 109. we're getting used to this vola volatility this comes after storks surged yesterday. yesterday alone the dow was up by 825 points. almost 1500 dow points in two days. >> more than 750 and 825. >> 750. >> 750 and 825, wasn't it. >> i think you're right. anyway, the dow and the -- or the s&p and nasdaq were up each more than 3% yesterday bigger gains on a percentage point. that brings the gains for the week to more than 5.5% for each of the major indices of course, these before any of the declines this morning. we'll see what happen has. right now the dow is indicated off by about 300 points. if you're looking at treasury yields this morning that's the thing that was a little more well behaved this morning the ten-year is back to 3.7% the two-year is at 24.125% gold prices als

we got those trades next you're watching "fast money" from times square. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ be ready for any marketid etf. get in and out with dia. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity >>> welcome back to "fast money. markets losing much momentum in the back-of the week are there opportunities in the sell-off names seem to be setting off the turnaround carter, we always invoke your phrase, so bad it's good, and i think that's what you're focusing on today. >> in this instance, a similar circumstance -- they were so bad it's good, but these instance they've based. before we look at the charts, we have a table i think this will put it in context. these are three stocks and you'll see their correlati

ikea ♪ >>> welcome back to times square. it's going, michael. >> it is fantastic, you guys. been a fun morning here at jsu. taking in the hbcu culture that i missed so much. we have more in store because a huge part of the jsu school spirit is the university's famed dance team, the prancing j sets are lined up right here with me. they're going to show us some of their best, most beloved moves but first, take a look. >> being a j set is prideful. black excellence and trendsetting. >> the prancing j-settes. the iconic 12-member dance team, part of jackson university's sonic boom of the south with a five decades long tradition. >> we have a very good system. girls come travel from miami, california, a lot of places trying out to be a prancing j sette. >> you change as a dancer, and a woman, and it becomes worth it in the end. >> we go to other people's school and we bring the hype because we just have that energy. >> now dance troupes around the globe adopting their unique style dubbed j-setting. >> it's a unique style of dance

. >>> take a look at this crowd that greeted us in times square, huge fans lining up all night just tose of global phenom nct 127. they will be performing live in our next hour. >> when we pulled up this morning, they were all excited. they got out and they were like, wait a minute. the disappointment we felt it but we're looking forward to them coming up later in the show. >>> but first the top headlines we're following right now including that breaking news a deadly barrage of attacks launched in ukraine. vladimir putin saying personally ordered the attacks. the capital of kyiv coming under the most intense bombardment since the war began. civilian sites have been hit. many people now hiding in shelters across ukraine. >>> also, some concerning new launches by north korea. firing off two short-range ballistic missiles. the latest in missile tests that has south korea and the u.s. on edge. >>> the wild card games are over, much like the mets season. last night -- hey, hey, hey -- the padres advanced after stunning the mets. the mets had a great season, high hopes going into the postse

live from the nasdaq market in times square markets tumble after better than expected jobs pictures left the fed worrying the rate the pedal to the metal. and in the labor market may see it in earnings next week and banks helping you get set up there. the fed impact and large caps are one thing consequences of amplified in small caps. ways to dampen's noise joining us tonight, and first before trades quick thoughts on this week from all of you since it's been a roller coaster week. carter worth what did you make of it. >> i think there's that expression when you're hoping it's hopeless. if there's hope somehow we're going to not break below the june lows, and i don't see that at all i think we're going to break we are breaking. we break substantially. >> mike? >> yeah. i think we still have more concern ahead. if you were looking how we did week over week, oh, up a little over 1.5% since last friday, but none of the situations we talked about then have gone away. if anything more evidence now, i think that central bankers should continue to persist to fix the inflation problem and one of

he is here live in times square in our next hour. can we just -- do you hear that?ssistant week. they're college students from all over the country training to be p.a.s. let me tell you that is a lively group. so grateful for what they want to do. >>> following a lot of headlines including fallout after opec announced it would slash oil production by 2 million barrels a day come november. there are growing concerns gas prices could spike across the u.s. overnight prices higher with the national average up 4 cents. >>> also, federal appeals court agreed that the daca immigration policy is illegal, but allowed to continue for now. they sent it back to a lower court to review. they're reviewing a new set of biden administration details, and it protects immigrants throughout the u.s. as children. president biden says the new ruling means that the lives of dreamers remains in limbo. >>> history with nasa and spacex with this launch. successful launch of the crew 5 mission wednesday. they're headed for the international space station and it includes the first native ameri

. >>> plus, the star of broadway's "funny girl" is in times square. lea michele is performing live.lutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: let's see what is happening with our traffic. jobina: good morning everyone i want to bring up these drive times, tracy to dublin you are looking at an hour and 15 minutes. we have a new problem in santa rosa northbound on one 01. all lands are blocked there. up on the bay braza. drew: we are looking at improving conditions with the fog but half-moon bay is right now. cool temperatures along the coast. you are in the 40's but we will warm into the 50's if not the 60's. the fog is pulling back, we are starting to see clear skies and parts of the city. the clouds give way to the sound pretty fast. later on today it is cool on the coast in warm england. reggie: you can go to our app for more seven on seven. for everyone else, it is gma. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity

well, this morning, he is here in times square but we cannot wait for him to perform.s got every album. >> every ed sheeran album. i physically own a vinyl. >> vinyl? >> vinyl, every album he has. >> so you have a turntable at home. >> yeah, got a turntable. >> just got one. >>> coming up on "gma," turntables again, all the rage. >>> we also have a lot of headlines we're following right now including the latest in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. the supreme court rejected a request from former president trump. they've refused to get involved in the dispute over whether a w classified documents seized by the fbi. >>> also, that breaking news overnight. the mass shooting in raleigh, north carolina. five people were killed including an off-duty police officer. two others injured. the suspect is in custody overnight. >>> plus, social security recipients will get their biggest cost of living increase because of inflation, roughly 70 million social security recipients receive an 8.7% cost of living increase that boost monthly payments by about $146. >> don't you just

we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. futures are not feeling it dow futures off 160 points s&p down 25. nasdaq down 116. new this morning, the japanese yen is topping 151 versus the dollar that is the weakest we have seen since 1990 all kinds of other things we're watching 10-year treasury has moved up 4.28%. the highest since 2007 yesterday, the highest level since 2008 there we go. climate to 4.284%. >>> big year for the energy sector the loene sector in positive territory, but up 22%. thanks, dom. dom chu has a look under the hood for "sectornomics." >> i want to say for viewers watching yesterday, i may have been distracted because joe was in the studio stalking around before his interview >> no, no. he was so serious and i got right next to the camera i was going -- right >> lurking around plasmas and circling around the set of "the exchange." was that joe kernen? >> he started laughing that's what people do, dom, when we're friends. >> especially around you anyway, joe, it is the only sector in the s&p that is in p