>> my trade here is a buy, tyler.st have lost their patience with. and i think that they need to re-gain it. thursday, they report, they beat revenue and earnings, the last four quarters in a row, and they are just the second tier of the semiconductor revenue, it will start go numbers on thursday, creative cloud numbers. we think they're going to beat again. and the stock's down 25%, 26% for the year. 25 times earnings, great for a portfolio. >> let's move to shares have southwest, soaring on news that elliott is taking a $2 billion stake, trying to oust the ceo and chair. the shares are up 8% on the news. would you be a buyer here? >> yeah, kelly, here, you know, we would have said this is a stock you want to sell on friday unless superman comes to the rescue. and that's who paul singer is at elliott management. i mean, they're going to come in. they've taken an 8% stake for $2 billion. really to try to change the management, which has been a problem. you know, the boeing supply issues have been a problem. the stock'

tippecanoe and tyler, too. well, tyler was the tyler of that. and when harrison failed to wear a coat, his inauguration and died a month later, suddenly tyler was president. united states the first time a vice president had have succeeded to that job. now, he was a cantankerous man, not typically lovable man, alienated both parties. nobody wanted him to be president, and definitely no one wanted him to run for reelection. four years later, he was also an unreconstructed southern slave holder and defender of racism who sided with the confederacy long after he left office. literally our first and only certified traitor among our presidents. he, in fact, was even elected the confederate congress, although he died before taking his seat. so nobody mourns john tyler today. but what we actually ought to appreciate, john tyler for is defining the modern vice presidency in the sense that he was the first one to become president from that slot. nobody knew what that meant. shouldn't we call him? people said the acting president. acting president tyler, a

do you know the controversy with tyler hubbard?t your wife and change her height because it sounds better an inch shorter in >> steve: no. >> brian: all right. >> lawrence: steve is like, i got nothing. >> steve: and brian, you know this, in the 20-something years we've been doing the show together, sometimes we say tiny things on the couch we don't think aboutwice. when we go home, and our wives remind us, hay hey, did you say this and kathie and i will be out at shop rite or something and total stranger will say, i heard steve said this about you. there is no -- >> ainsley: you could quote donald trump. i don't know what he said at the end of that sentence. >> lawrence: perfect transition, talk about not remembering what happened, american people will definitely remember what took place on the debate stage yesterday. this is the former president and current president at the presidential debate, watch. >> president biden: 2 trillion tax cut benefited the wealthy, i will fix the taxes is. we have a thousand billionaires in america,

and the founder is standing by with tyler mathisen in southampton. tyler, it's lovely to see you. is -- when you're in the hamptons, it is always cooler in every way. this is called the uncharted summit. it is a sort of annual conclave of founders and funders, people who want to put money to work and young companies, startup companies that are looking for capital to build. so it's builders and buyers, if you will. and by the way, i've never seen so many white jeans in my life. if you've got white jeans, this is where you wear them. our guest is harlan peltz. harlan, welcome. >> thank you. >> your company is young, ten years old or thereabouts. you look a lot younger than you are. >> i feel it. >> let's talk about something that john murray said yesterday to bloomberg, the real wave of distress is just starting in commercial real estate. do you agree with that, and does that, in a curious way, advantage a company like yours that sort of plays in the gaps that have been left by banks? >> yeah. i think what's happened is, there's the discussion around commercial real estate is really

i'm tyler mathieson, in more melissa lee tonight.at to be with you, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq desk tonight. karen finerman is with us, along with steve grasso, guy adami, and julie biel. >> thank you for being here. >> great to be with you. you know -- >> short straw again, for you. >> i love it. i love being with you. we start with the late-day rebound in nvidia. managing to close a quarter of a percent higher. shares were down nearly 3% at their lows, even after ceo jensen huang delivered an upbeat outlook to investors. on the competitive environment, he suggested that while competing chips might have a lower price tag, nvidia still offers the best performance and cost to run. he touched on the growing number of industries relying on a.i. processors from pharma to telecommunications and autos. ultimately expecting the recently launched blackwell gpu to be the most successful one in the company's history. while nvidia did eek out a gain, other semi names were feeling the pain. qualcomm, amd, applied materials, a

tyler, i'm going to send it back to you.you got to go long the 10-year i think. were you taking notes, tyler? >> i was taking notes because that was a great interview. that was really, really good. >> nobody skipped a beat. >> and concise. i want them to come on on fed day. >> yes. >> all four of them to to come on on fed day and be our panel. that's the win. >> and they want a cut because they want their portfolios to go up. >> they want their shares to go higher so they can be a millionaire by the time they leave college. i love it. >> steve -- >> we have to go, tyler. thanks. >> what was the answer to the question number three, do you remember? >> oh, question number three, it was 95%. >> oh, what the participation rate was. >> i know i got it wrong. that's why paul is the producer and i just read what's on the screen. >> thanks a lot, guys. national economic challenge. >> thank you for bringing that to us. >> thank you, steve. >> my parents may have eloped to ellicott city. >> well, tyler, coming up, sailor's massive set

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pippa stevens here to explain. >> hey, tyler. becomes ever more popular, arrays are being put in places with more extreme weather, putting panels at risk. because of that, insurance costs are becoming a really big problem for solar developers. in some places, they've kwa gr quadrupled over the last five years. this is especially true for hail insurance since hail can have devastating impacts on solar farms. in the last five years, the number of hail-related claims has been low, about 1.4%, but it's the costliest category at roughly 54% of insurance payouts, according to g-cube. not only have insurance costs risen, but underwriters are offering less coverage and lenders require comprehensive policies to protect their investments. insurance is now often the highest operating cost at a solar farm, and i've spoken to several developers who are pausing projects because of the cost. now, the industry is taking action to protect panels, including putting them in what's known as stow mode ahead of a storm. that's a 75-degree tilt so dama

it's so fun, tyler.nterview people and talk to people, but i get to learn new technology. >> thanks for doing. this i just talked to you five minutes ago. gracious of you to come by. say hi to johnny for me. thanks for watching "power lunch." >> huge thanks to katie. i'm coming in the car and coming. "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, guys. thank you so much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott walker live at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with nvidia's quick correction. whether it's time to sell the hottest in the marketor or buy . we'll look at the scorecard. 60 minutes to go, fairly muted action. that could certainly change over this last hour. it is triple witching friday, a period when several

tyler and kelly? >> that is a tough game to call if you are a person who can speak and hear normally. at that speed, i can't imagine how good a translator has to be. good move by the nhl. seema, thanks. >>> hey, carvana's stock was one left for dead. after a massive turnaround, it's tip for the year. and we'll speak to the ceo, next. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." shares are carvana are on a tear this year, up more than 45%, fueled in part by a strong demand for used cars. it's also up over 30% since it was picked in our stock draft. take a listen to why they know best. >> i always have an ace of my sleeve? >> i see a huge upside, peaked at $350 about three years ago, there were some missteps, i think management has strong backing from apollo. they don't like to lose money. >> for your exclusive on that note, ernie garcia is cofounder of carvana. he joins us from chicago. welcome. >> hey, thanks for having us. what are you doing, to borrow os's phrase, to not lose. >> oz does know t i think the co

>> hey, tyler.irst of all, i think the difference between who is buying back shares and who is paying higher dividends is always interesting. jpmorgan, not surprisingly, talking about buy backs. citi bank is paying 3.5% dividend yield right now after a 75% move in the bank. in a discussion and a backdrop for efficiencies and an ability, probably, to generate even more cash flow. it's my largest of the money center bank positions, and i think it's just about rerating. i think of the macro for the banks, the consumer has a job. inflation outlook has gotten a little better. rates remain high. we got a little lost in higher rates, and sometimes that was bad for banks. the capital flight dynamics certainly were. higher rates typically have meant higher spreads on loans, and certainly higher nims. that's really the story here. banks that are beleaguered for years and years, and if you look back to the may svb incident of last year, it's only in the past couple months banks exceeded some of those levels. i

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now tyler cherry is apologizing for old tweets and saying his old posts are on social media.of the president of the united states, a presidential candidate in generally interesting, in fact, if this miracle in feathers, in the literal sense, speaks on behalf of the united states, then why should he instead joseph biden not to take part in the debate that will take place in 3 days with trump, it would be piquant, at least this is the creature.

hey, rick. >> hi, tyler, indeed.ity of michigan sentiment, what was interesting here not only did confidence drop but counter intuitively inflation metrics rose. it is a survey, a little more qualitative than some of our data this week but worth paying attention to. as tyler pointed out we're only a couple basis points down on the day. look at the one-week of ten-year as it currently sits it's down 22 basis points on the week. twos are down 20 basis points on the week. as you open that chart up towards the end of march for 10s we haven't seen these closing levels since the end of march, 2 1/2 months and the dollar index in a counter intuitive fashion as well seems to be doing more on the up side on the relative value currency trade because it's on pace for the highest close in five weeks. now, we know next week we do have one day that's a holiday, but we also have retail sales and many, of course, analysts and sources of mine think that will be quite an important number given some of the more confusing metrics. but o

tyler, it's up almost 6% today. >> all right.e have seen how nvidia has the power to raise and sometimes sink the broader markets with a simple pullback. looking beyond that, what other threats are there to the markets this summer. let's bring in nick colas. welcome. good to have you with us. you know, there are lots of hot spots around the world today. you can add kenya to it, riots in nairobi. you have geopolitical risks, you have u.s. political risk. you've got quite a stew to royal the markets between now and certainly our election day and maybe beyond. >> yeah, absolutely true. we're hearing this from clients both in the u.s. and in europe. they're very happy with year to date gains. they understand where the market is and why it's here. they appreciate nvidia obviously but looking at this summer with a bit more concern because we have less liquidity, less trading, people are on vacation and that's the backdrop we often see for a summer-time surprise in negative summer-time surprise and the u.s. political situation is probab

. >> joining me now from the g7 summit in italy is tyler pager. he is the white house reporter for the washington post. tyler good morning. i'm very grateful to have you on this morning. can you just take us? inside this summit as you've been reporting on it from around the sidelines here, in terms of the support for ukraine that the president is trying to make, the contrast with donald trump yeah, it's great to be with your casey. thanks for having me and i was with the president much of yesterday as much as the press was allowed to see the president he, went through these meetings here in the pooley of region of italy at the g7. and as you said, a lot of the discussion focused on ukraine it was a top priority of biden and his counterparts to get this deal done, to tap frozen russian assets to fund ukraine. and it's continued war for width russia. and one of the big things hanging over this summit is the potential change in leadership in the united states, but not just in the united states, but many of the western leaders who are part of of the g

yeah, there he is, chef tyler florence.y in napa at the studio feast at ford. >> remember, you can go to ktvu.com under the web link section to find tickets. tickets are still available. and man, does that look fantastic. andre, that is my plate. i'm going up there. we're going to have to be fighting over that. >> so you know what, andre? i do want you to try that. it's so delicious, so tender. >> it looks fantastic. yes. oh my goodness i cannot wait. look at that tomahawk. >> i mean, we have chef tyler florence is cooking it up i know right. >> so you know it's got to be good. it's got to be good. all right. quick reminder that you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand anytime on your amazon fire tv, roku or apple tv, or your android tv. to scan the qr code on the right side of your screen now, or just head to ktvu.com, or search for the fox local app and then select ktvu. thanks for joining us. we'll leave y with ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ [cheering]

the future of afghanistan's rights groups criticized and presence, the gathering in door using the tyler brand decided bundle of widespread rights abuse is the antonio radical welcome to the program. voters in france going to the poles to choose a new polymer and present the amount of micro i'll call the snap ballot following his parties. disastrous performance in the european elections earlier this month. it's a big gamble for the french lead to the fall rights. national riley could not win an absolute majority in the national assembly. the same thing. she's the face of the french bar right now, the pen, the one who's made the modern national riley party. what it is, but this is their party's top candidates, 28 year old joe down by the law, who could become frances 1st far right? prime minister, in modern times, a national riley has surged in the polls on an anti immigration platform and also promises to cut taxes and repeal president my calls controversial pension reforms was fine for you guys. such will be or getting poor under looking for stronger purchasing power. well, a better qua

also coming up, tyler bon officials joined the un conference of the future of afghanistan, their presence at the gathering and door box criticism from the rights groups accuse the tyler bond of widespread abuse. is the antonio medical welcome to the program voters and from the going to a polls to choose a new parliament president m on a mature, on cold for snap ballot following his parties. disastrous performance in the european elections earlier this month. it's a big gamble for the french leader. the far right national riley could now with an absolute majority in the national assembly, is the same thing. she's the face of the french bar right now, the pen, the one who's made the modern national riley party. what it is, but this is their parties, top candidates, 28 year old, drill down by the law, who could become frances 1st far, right? prime minister, in modern times, a national riley has surged in the polls on an anti immigration platform and also promises to cut taxes and repeal president my calls controversial pension reforms was fine with the guys such will be or getting poor under

viewed with distaste and countless of times targeting the tyler bon tyler bond. uh, absolutely. sure about who backs these terrorists? well, i'm trying to make or what is it? we engaged them in all provinces and destroyed their safe havens, but they were still hiding. and some provincial capitals, protected by the us and nato, these evil forces were protecting ices to use them for their nefarious designs. when our army was fighting isis, several us helicopters landed and deployed to the terrorists when there was fighting between our forces and isis in july le about. and we had almost finished our job. you was aircraft appeared in the sky and bombed our soldiers. the idea that the united states has supported add to tyler by elements, even isis k. his gain regional attraction, certainly refined in the last 2 years. i escaped has moved from the hawk and see it here to our region. i don't know how they did that or who brought them in a holiday emerging. and apparently they seem to be really well financed, well organized. and we are also seeing that this deep destabilization is they

i'm tyler mathisen.he boeing ceo testifying before congress with many expecting the airline executive to face a thrashing from lawmakers. more on that in a moment. >>> plus, doing it elfing right. bullish on elf beauty despite signs of an overall weaker consumer. that's further ahead. >>> and first, a check on the market. three major indexes are up ever so slightly, as you see right there. or as i can't see right there. trust me, they're up a little bit. the industrials, nasdaq and the s&p 500. treasuries moving on a back of the retail data as well today. >>> and check out the semis, the group overall higher adding to recent gains. micron leading the way. we have much more on those names later in the show. >>> check out shares of la-z-boy up 18%, releasing strong quarterly results. a lot of strong la-z-boys out there. >> sure are. >>> boeing, the ceo testifying right now. phil lebeau has been monitoring this. phil? >> it has not begun yet. but dave calhoun had just walked into the hearing room. we expect

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kelly, back to you. >> tyler, thank you very much.er mathisen. >>> still to come, luxury real estate developer michael shvo joins me after t bakhere. "the exchange" is back in a moment. (♪♪) at enterprise mobility, our experts always see another road. because when there's no limit to how far mobility can go, there's no limit to how far businesses can go. (♪♪) >>> welcome back to "the exchange." ratings firms have been sounding the alarms on commercial real estate. moody's told us yesterday high exposure to these loans pose a risk to regional banks and put eight on review for downgrade. fitch says office performance are projecting dling wen -- delinquencies to jump 10%. joining me is michael shvo. welcome back. >> good to see you. >> you were close to opening the transamerica project in san francisco, is that right? >> that's correct, september of this year we will be opening the $250 million renovation, totally repositioning the most famous asset in san francisco. >> is that office? >> it is office. it's office and retail. it's contin

kelly, back to you. >> tyler, thank you, tyler mathisen. >>> coming up, with interest rates staying high construction costs not coming down, are apartments the right place for apartments to be right now? we'll ask the ceo of a property trust abt atne. outh, xt >>> welcome back to "the exchange." we had been in one of the biggest apartment construction booms in decades, but things appear to be cooling off and quickly. the journal reporting today that higher rates is slowing rent inflation have left developers sitting on empty lots, with building starts in april -- lowest rates since 2020. joining us is the ceo of west coast developer essex property trust with diana olick. diana, kick things off. >> thanks so much for joining us, your first time on cnbc since taking the helm last year. you heard the stats. we know that apartment construction was overbuilt in the last two years, and yet we're seeing occupancy holding steady at 94%. give us the fundamentals you are seeing in the market right now. >> sure. i'm so glad to be here, and thank you for having me. it's an interesting dynamic, becau

phil, take it away. >> thank you, tyler.ining us after you guys had your capital markets day in auburn hills, michigan. i saw the presentation you guys did today. you're confirming your guidance for this year that you gave just a couple of months ago, but this second half is going to be challenging, especially here in north america. given your inventory levels, i think a number of people are looking at this and saying are you going to have to increase your incentives in discounting in order to clear out what are really high inventory levels? >> yes. you are right to say that. we will have a very unbalanced year. 2024 is a transition year as we are now ramping up our electrification in the market so we have many null products coming in the second half starting with the wagoneer-s and the new dodge charger and all of this, it's going to come in the second half so we have a very unbalanced year so far, and you are right to say that there are plenty of opportunities for our consumers to grasp our leadership right now on all of o

i will talk about it with michael tyler. on thursday evening, a jury of 12 everyday americans delivered a verdict finding the former president guilty on 34 counts and yes, that was historic, no question about it given that nor former president has ever been criminally tried, let alone convicted but it was also important because it confirmed that our legal system has the capacity to hold any american accountable, no matter who they are and file it has proved that the legal system functions as it should it also, over the last few days, expose just how broken the republican party is right now. in the aftermath of donald trump's conviction, the majority of his party wind up behind him and attacking the judicial system and all of its players. take republican house speaker mike johnson, a guy who is second in line for the presidency. he not only called the verdict absurd. he said his friends on the supreme court should overturn trumps conviction. >> i do believe the supreme court should step in. obviously this is totally unprecede

tyler? much >>> coming up, regionals a t risk the kr reit expected to be down 10%. we'll speak to a regional player in the banking business when "power lunch" returns. [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody, to "power lunch." regional bank shares under some pressure as higher for longer interest rates and commercial real estate challenges weigh on the sector the s&p 500 regional banking etf, the kre is down nearly 10% this year, and earlier this month, moody's put six banks on its downgrade reeview lais over commercial real estate exposure. let's bring in brent woodall let's talk a little bit about your commercial real estate loan exposure i note that i believe that it was last week, you closed on the sale of $3 billion in commercial real estate loans to pimco, but i also know, we'll show

kelly, back to you. >>> tyler, see you soon. thank you very much. tyler mathisen.nto the world of deep fakes with an expert ai artist and look at the rising risks to november's presidential election with former u.s. senator heidi heitkamp, and as we head to break, cnbc is celebrating pride month throughout june. here is goldman sachs partner liz ♪ ♪ >>> i'm extremely lucky that being at goldman sachs was a place where i felt safe and comfortable coming out, but i'm also aware that i have colleagues in the industry that don't know if they have that safe space or they may not at all, and so when you celebrate pride month and when you are a consistent ally throughout the year you are letting the people around you know that your space is a safe space for them to be out. [crowd chanting] they ignored your potential, and mocked your ambition. but it's not the critic who counts. with every swing and block, your game plan never changed. ♪♪ some still call it luck. let them. because you know what it's always been. inevitable. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we stand with ukraine. we will ens

i will talk with michael tyler. >>> on thursday evening a jury of 12 americans delivered a verdict finding the former president guilty on 34 accounts. and that was historic. no former president has ever been criminally tried let alone convicted. but it was also important because it confirms that the legal system has the capacity to hold any american accountable no matter who they are. and while it's proof that the legal system functions as it should, it exposed how broken the republican party is right now. in the aftermath of the conviction, the majority of the party lined up behind him to attack the judicial system. take mike johnson. he's second in line for the presidency. he called the verdict absurd and said his friends on the supreme court should overturn the conviction. >> i believe the supreme court should step in. this is dangerous to our system. the justices on the court, i know many of them personally, i think they are concerned about that. i think they will set this straight. >> mike johnson is saying, and i think this is important to repeat. i know these guys and they are on ou

hi, rick. >> hi, tyler. indeed. clearly see that even though we've been mostly higher in price, lower in yield prior to that big drop, rates were climbing a bit. the results of 39 billion reopened 10s hit the screens and it was a solid auction. inf investors were pleased to take down 10 year notes at a pace that surprised the market. you see the big drop. that drop put us under yesterday's low yields. you see on the next chart, not only in 10s, all maturities 2 tluz 30s are trading under yesterday's yields. here is where it gets interesting. if i now look at another day to make it a three-day chart, looking at yesterday's jobs, jobs, jobs report, we see we're elevated. we're not elevated on 10s, all maturities look like on that chart. even though rates have come down a bit and hovering right around 440 and a 10, the low yield before the jobs report came out was under 430. so we want to pay close attention to that move. and with tomorrow's big decision day with the fed, nobody expecting much, which is probably why th

actual policy discussions, tyler. trump team, that they're going to go after hard on issues of inflation and immigration. how is the biden team prepaing to answer? >> immigration, we should expect to hear the president consistently say he put forward a bipartisan border bill to address the issue and blame trump and other republicans for blocking that. we'll hear the president say this is an issue congress needs to solve, and he tried to do that and it was blocked. two recent statistics show border crossings are at the lowest of his presidency right now. on the economy, that's something that biden has clearly struggled with for years to talk about, as inflation has risen throughout his presidency. he's had different messages about bidenomics, putin's price hike. they haven't been able to settle on the message. we'll hear the president tout the various pieces of legislation he's passed, also tout that inflation is stable in its recent reporting. that is one of his vulnerabilities tonight. we should expect to see trump p

the idea that the united states has supported ad see tyler by elements. even isis k is gain regional attraction, certainly refined in the last 2 years. i escaped has moved from hopkins. see if he has to hydrogen, i don't know how they did that or who brought them in a holiday emerging. and apparently there seemed to be really well financed, well organized. and we are also seeing that this deep destabilization is they are not focusing on risk them targets. they are focusing on the reach of muslim countries or countries like china and russia. we have seen the equipment and focused on security forces have captured some of the, the government. and most of it is a medical equipment left behind by the americans when they withdrew from a politeness on, on the 15th of august 2021. so it's strange that though it girlfriend was lifted enough when it's done and it cooper noise in the hands of phaedrus, who had attacking the country's. i don't the finest on the ice is k, as today. seems very different to the carousel of 2021 back then they went off to everyone. the t

k 5 has sponsored with american weapons despite the fact that it was the tyler by. let's seize those weapons from the off. gotten on me as it collapse. i'm dollars found the isis recruiters, lots of dollars. we draw attention to the continuing evidence of if not direct, then in direct links between americans and isis. we're talking about a recent statement by the taliban. about a targeted raid by american special forces to capture one of the taliban prisons. in the asking province of bias, which contained isis militants captured in northern afghanistan in august 2018. all these persons were taken away by special forces in an unknown direction. according to some reports, citizens of russia and central asian states could be among them. such an interest in ices suggest that the united states, by taking such action was trying to prevent a leak of information that the mentioned isis militants could have reported about their real sponsors. ever since america's withdrew from a guy that started in 2021, i says k, his dramatically changed the targets have become almost exclu

oh uh, tyler, bottom government is doing to is utmost to do it and they are where quite successful. um, just by that as a fact, i will take on the capacity pair of i. so during american stay a was that they have their own 12 solve them fight that's in their ranks. but as a result of the tyler bon fight, the them now we believe of them might, is around 3 to solve is a by itself for speaking very uh, evidently about all of my success bought all these kind. oh wow. uh, rest of them restrictions on kind of government makes it difficult. the budget really difficult for a government to manage and to have enough calling that already isn't for us to a code personnel, a one that makes a least quite slow while then we would reassure or have you mention some of the restrictions, for example, we know about the frozen assets the, the us so that froze the i've got an asset. is that making the situation worse? and is that intentional? perhaps? yes, of course. i believe it's intention just by americans. why a base electric illegal step of they want to show the dollar bomb the guys, your money is in

alongside kelly, i'm tyler mathson. glad you could join us.see, the markets are a little bit higher, about .08%. the s&p 500 and nasdaq, a handful of points from record highs. but today, it is all about apple. and ai. the company's worldwide developers conference under way. it is seen as apple's big chance to show off the plan force ai, which we haven't heard

many partners, including those and central asia. russia is taking major steps, tools, dana stigma, tyler bond as a terrorist organization on formal recognition of the group as the official government of i've done this on russia's folder and i'm just as ministries have advised, president nodded may put it in the tyler bond, which has been deemed the type of group by russia since 2003 can be removed from the list of find organizations for him. and is this guy elaborate of says this reflects a growing reality. and even though the 2nd day of the real power, we've never removed the embassy from then known as the embassy of the people's republic of china. done the site by the way, the best of the tyler, but i'm in boston of afghanistan presented his credentials in by using to changing things along with of i'm passive, this roster is not the 1st to reassess it. so we're like since with the, tell him on the central asian republic of context on a close ally of bosco, as excluded a ton of on from its terrorism blacklist. meanwhile, china was coming for regular dialogue with the group, which is wha

tyler desmond graduated from heritage high school.desmond, who died in the line of duty in 2007. the department says they have watched tyler grow up since then, and are excited to see what the future holds for him. congratulations, tyler. you're watching the 11:00 news on ktvu. we'll be right back. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! to a san francisco chef or restaurant. there were six bay area finalists who mad finaliste calls, and burmese restaurant mandalay in the richmond district did win one of the beard's america's classic awards back in february

>> sounds great. >> absolutely. >> tyler? >> yes, sir?> i'll give you one more claim six months from now. >> okay. >> all of the big cloud guys we talked about will raise capex to accommodate more gpu purchases over the next six months than right now. >> november 17th, 2024. >> we'll see you november 17th, guys. >> post election. >> thank you, gil, joel, chris, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> that was great. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the record rally that few are enjoying. investors in general seem to be having trouble embracing the strength given this extreme narrowness and mega-cap dominance we were just discussing. we'll talk about the market fallout next. i couldn't have done it without you. honestly, i don't do a whole lot here. i'm really just here for the at&t internet, it's super-fast so, any pre-launch concerns? what if nobody buys them? that's mean or, what if everybody buys them? oh, i hadn't thought of that that's probably not gonna happen can we handle that kind of traffic? the network can handle it! i downloaded eight hou

>> tyler a great question.s, you can think of it as like a tugboat. right? his is a vehicle which we don't -- still have questions about. i don't know what spacex's design looks for this or how they'll use existing spacecraft designed to create this. effectively the plan here is for something that would come up alongside the international space station after we'vetaken all the crew off it and just kind of guide it back into the really fiery re-entry process and make sure it doesn't come down in any areas where we have population. i mean, the destiny of this space station is ultimately somewhere around point nemo way out in the pacific ocean. this is going to be something, no people involved but it's going to bring down what's now a, going to be a 30-plus-year-old space station. >> quickly, why not leave it up there decommissioned? >> a great question. nasa release d a study looking t alternatives for the space station. bringing it up to higher alti altitudes, leaving it there, handing it off to another company.

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i'm tyler math son with your cnbc news update at this hour.dge to liquidate alex jones' media company instead of letting him reorganize his business. families filed an emergency motion in court in houston as they seek to collect $1.5 million that found him liable for claims that it never happened. >>> the ringistry for white collar crime. the cfpb says the database is designed to deter corporate offenders who have broken consumer laws on the state, federal or local levels or subject to court orders. companies will have to register with the agency when caught violating those laws. >>> and a group of world war ii veterans and their families arriving today in trance to take part in the events marking the 80th anniversary of d-day. the veterans are now 100 years old will join vets from other allied nations on the beaches of normandy where the june 6th commemoration. i've been there, kelly, if you haven't been, you should go. it is an absolutely transformative experience. >> and you kind of have to go while these people are still around to talk abo

alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen. glad you could be with us.s conference shortly with ukrainian president zelenskyy. we're also waiting to hear official results of the shareholder vote on elon musk's pa

we are proud to have tyler on the team. their reaction to the white house standing by this hire. >> i am a civil rights attorney. this is the michigan strategy. tyler cherry is the face of the far left democrat party. they welcomed him with open a arms. i happen to be a history tea teacher. slave patrols, when? where? to make reference to our law enforcement is outrageous. this is the rhetoric of the left. they need to win michigan. his anti-semitic attitude is the exact position of the biden administration. the department of justice has turned his back on the jewish community. illegal aliens were treated more preferably than jewish americans in this country. it is ridiculous. speak to the white house, you know, obviously in their statement, they are making the point that that doesn't represent their views. they are not -- i will get a final thought before i move on. >> let me simply say this. i ask you what i ask every fox viewer. what are the federal hate crimes? where is the protection of the jewish community? >> sandra:

>> no, not yet, tyler. the core pc which is what the fed focuses on, three month rate of change is running around 3.5%, year to date change is about 4%. i heard steve's comment about what reeder was saying about lowering mortgage rates which will help. fed is focused on other metrics as well such as super core, core services ex housing. that's over 50% of the core pca. that's been running around 4% and there is no housing there. it's going to be very difficult for the fed to cut rates in this sort of environment. the question is why is the economy healthy? i think part of that isn't really health as much as debt fueled spending. we have budget deficits that are five to six percent gdp with unemployment at roughly 4%. that's never happened before. >> let's talk a little bit about the inflation numbers and how you think they are trending. are they trending lower? and what causes them to get to the fed's target of 2%? back to the question i asked tim, do you have to have a recession to get there? >> tyler, we