michelle obama was on vogue's cover three times.ady the world fell in love with. melania trump was on the cover when she married to future president. but she never made the cover as first lady. fox news reached out to vogue for a comment and why never heard back why they never approached her to do a first piece when she was first lady. let's bring in tomi lahren and marie hart, executive director of serve america pact and a fox news contributor. welcome. good to have you with us. struck me when i saw that headline that she was on the cover, it's so blatantly transparent that their feelings about this, marie. wouldn't it have been at least sort of a gesture that okay, we're interested in this person, we're interested in this new first lady when melania trump in 2016 became the first lady to say let's let people get to know her better. let's do a piece. >> well, vogue can make their own decisions about who they put on the cover. of course, some of them have -- of course they can. melania trump was a very different kind of first lady.

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president biden telling "vogue" i miss her.teal time for one another. the first lady agreeing saying they try their best to have dinner together. it's just part of the day that we set apart and we still light the candles, still the conversations, still put the phones away. "vogue" has a long history of featuring first ladies. every first lady going back to hoover with the exception of bess truman and melania trump were not featured in the magazine. really cool to learn more about the first lady. >> she has a lot of roles. >> we like seeing behind the scenes. thank you. >> thank you, as always. >>> with so many teens around the country out there looking for summer job, right now the economy is starting to bounce back from the pandemic. rebecca jarvis is going to join us. she's going to tell us who is hiring. hey, rebecca. >> reporter: hey, michael. nice to see you. good morning. yeah, if you're a teen and you're looking for work at a hotel, a restaurant, a bar or a golf club, the world is your oyster right now. teen employment l

vogue snubbed, why did they snub milania?happened was these people are so obsessed with hating donald trump, they are so woke they couldn't bring themselves to put an incredibly beautiful woman, i would say the most beautiful first lady we ever had and probably rivaling jackie kennedy's fashion sense on the cover of the beauty and fashion magazine. it used to be they would put a first lady on the cover of vogue, on the cover of multiple magazines, but because she is married to donald trump, they hate him so much, it really hurt them, the people see their bias where they stand now and i am going to say they lost quite a bit of readership to the fact that they've taken a strong political stance. stuart: your father-in-law, have you spoken about his visit to the border today? >> i haven't spoken to him today but i know, looking forward to going down there. the reality is we needed somebody to take charge of this situation as we have a president at a vice president for derelict in their duties at the southern border, letting peop

>> well, first of all, lots of first ladies get vogue articles and, let's remember, this is a vogue articleork fashion magazine so they generally do a nice story about the first lady. they do a really nice story about the first lady if she is a democratic first lady. >> jesse: right. >> this one is over the top. you know, jill biden's relationship to fashion seems to have been complicated by the pandemic. she looks like a virtual goddess another line. you know, the way she was received here was beyond touching. second of all, this writer injects himself into this story in weird, weird ways. about 75% of the way through all of a sudden i talked to joe biden few times and went to the beach house in delaware and grand kids swirling around when someone hand me a cell phone joe wants to talk to you and subjected to several paragraphs. >> jesse: when i give interviews i always invite the reporter to my beach house. karl, you know, it's not just that though. kayleigh, it's now that they have this profile and they are making her out to be something more than your traditional first lady like some so

yet melania trump didn't make the cover of "vogue" once.i'm pretty confident i speak for millions of americans when i say that i waited for years for there to be any type of coverage or profile of melania, of you, morgan, sarah, any strong women in leadership roles in that administration working tirelessly day in and day out and looking absently stunning the entire time but not only was there frankly a dearth of even profiles, not to mention things like annie leibowitz shoots but there was also a concerted attack and quite frankly vicious coverage of you all both personally and professionally. >> kayleigh: that's right. instead of a glowing profiles there were hit pieces repeatedly time and time again. you know, this is so sad that you have a fawning press corps like this, a fawning media, sycophantic glee covering members of the biden administration, they asked jen psaki yesterday about joe biden's cat, the washingtonian wrote a piece of the awkward feeling of rooting for the white house press secretary. we need investigative journalism, w

there is no destiny's child without en vogue.♪ morning, noon and night ♪ [ laughter ] >> that's my thing. that needs to happen. >> i love that. i think you have a hard time getting beyonce on a verzuz battle and you teed me up for my vevzuz. mine would be mr. beyonce knowles, jay-z himself versus nas. this is a battle. there is an ether battle that kind of shut it down forever, but i think these two would shut down the internet if we did a verzuz style and maybe we can partner and might want to do it on my show on a saturday morning. elie is my lawyer. reach out to him. thank you, guys. those are awesome choices and thank you elie, and virsha and cristella. >> the big debate over in the heights and where were the leading black latino actors? my guest breaks it down after the break. don't go anywhere. our softest, smoothest fabric keeping her comfortable, protected, and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. depend. spraying flonase daily stops your bod

really tells you that some of the defense of trading is coming back into vogue. while we are talking about tech stocks, i want to if it to the meme stock mania. take a look at these price swings. you saw wendy's join amc and gamestop. clover health was really that outperfomer up, a whopping 86%. this comes on the backing of a spac jubg making comment -- of a spac king, making those comments. a massive digital outage. perhaps a negative risk event, not stopping from doing too poorly. a 19% gain despite those outages. it is interesting to see that tech is still en vogue even though we have a lot of these risks still kind of circling the waters. emily: thanks for the breakdown. the host exerted -- the hosting service outage affecting a number of websites including blueprint.com, the new york times, reddit. the company has not yet said what caused the issue. a lot of people to not even know what it is. what exactly do they do and how can the impact such a giant portion of the internet? >> fastly is one of a handful of companies that have content distribution networks

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they are back en vogue again are you a believer or to your earlier point, is there better money to bewhere although the names are still very loved >> we think they are middle of the pack as far as analogy you used earlier we still think the leadership is in stick with the value sector with above trend growth. >> keith lerner of truist. keith, thanks for coming on. always appreciate it thank you. folks, tune in tomorrow. remember, our friday exclusive insider buying segment names with themost buys by corporate insiders we do it every friday. dow futures up 178 "squawk box" is up next. have a great day >>> good morning futures pointing to a strong opening for stocks as we get ready for the busiest day for economic data specifically this week. >>> signs of progress on an infrastructure deal. the group of senators is set to brief biden on a framework today. >>> now jpmorgan chase is telling employees it may require vaccines in the future subject to legal requirements. we are digging into what companies can legally mandate. this is thursday we had questions about what day it was yesterday

magazines but i don't think i can read vogue anymore case of the way they decide who is on the covernd respect to put her in those magazines. dagen: i have never read vogue i felt like the elitist arrogant editors were playing a joke on rest of us in terms of telling to us wear things that would intentionally make us look ugly, number one, profile fawning greatest understatement i can come up with revisor to jill biden looking every inch goddess at 69 impeccably fit suit of president biden i said in terms of journalism this is up in the anti unctous raises bar for left wing journalist next interview of first couple will need to take place in a hot tub in-between foot rubs, this is so embarrassing. [laughter]. maria: it is incredible, your thoughts. >> well dagen just planted that image in my head i lost all my train of thought on that one with thanks very much dagen. maria: [laughter] >> one of these. maria: it was -- >> people want to know like -- this -- get real stories another piece about bidens we see them all day what is new. >> business as usual for the press. maria: yeah, so

vogue has a great tradition of publishing portraits first ladies. and lou was the person who started that. and the portrait of eleanor roosevelt, which is on loan from the white house, we are very happy to have it on exhibition because it is partnered with the portrait of franklin roosevelt, which is in our collection, which is on view in the next presidents gallery. both of these are studies. and so the artist has shown his subjects several times, the study for franklin roosevelt, was for eight and realized portrait called the big three at yeltsin, which included churchill and stalin. and you kind of see them sketched out there. there is this attention that -- has two hands. he is really focused on hands. hands are tourists late for portrait artists, artists to do figurative application very difficult to master. so he is kind of showing off that he does hand so well. but with eleanor roosevelt's hands he is really showing all of the things that interested her, how busy she was with him, whether she was knitting, holding her classes or writing. she

>> teen vogue. >> no and i wrote it.ch part. or it gary this is view his your headline. claims the political importance of being fabulous is it mad magazine, the guardian or a fake headline? >> oh man, the guardian. >> it is the guardian everyone is on the board with one, well done gary prete ethan is going to build a three-way tie are you going to pull the lead with this one customer care is your headline. the unbearable whiteness of the hiking and how to solve it. was it serra club, reader's digest? or a fake headline? >> and go serra club. before you are correct you are and that lead now pretty honestly read that publication. [laughter] cell unbearable part i will tell you this went on a hike in l.a. about a year ago sought jay-z on the trail, not whiteness. there you go. katie this is for you. white trump supporters will never understand disney's lady and the tramp. is it jezebel? the miami herald, or a fake headline? it's a fake headline. gary this is yours. how cold wallace with an std could help humanity? is it th

jill biden will be on the cover of vogue for their august issue. that hits stands july 20th.r who joined her on the road into to look into her new life as first lady. author of "first women, the grace and power of america's modern first ladies." kate, good to see you. this is a big deal not just because we're seeing a first lady on the cover, but because we haven't seen a first lady on the cover since we last saw michelle obama. melania trump never made it. >> that's right. >> and that is a bit of a point of contention. >> that's right. anna wintour told cnn that she wasn't going to give melania a cover. she said she was going to take a stand. so i'm sure this is upsetting to the former first lady to see. we have dr. biden wearing an oscar de la renta dress, photographed by annie leibovitz who photographed laura bush and michelle obama and hillary clinton. so it's really notable that melania trump wasn't given a cover. and at the time she was -- her spokeswoman said this shows the bias of the fashion industry. and you had a lot of designers like tom ford come out and say they

. >> the taliban shooting survivor gracing this month's cover of british "vogue" and yousafzai is openingbout attending oxford university. she says she enjoyed her college experience and was excited to do many new things like going to mcdonald's and playing poker. i kid you not. she also says she finally got time to herself after her fame impacted her precollege education. that's nice. >>> well, coming up on "today in the bay," new details are emerging surrounding that massive ransomware attack. the businesses left vulnerable by the cyber criminals. >> the bay area county throwing out more vaccines than any other in california. introducing the lowe's list. a selection of our most innovative picks. like the hgtv home by sherman-williams everlast exterior paint and primer. look for the full lowe's list online or find the badge in our store. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. >>> right now at 5:00, the road to recovery

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youngest winner ever of the nobel peace prize is featured on the cover of the july issue of "british vogue-year-old pakistani female education activist malala yousafzai was revealed yesterday. the oxford university graduate talked to the magazine about activism and her plans for the future. she won the nobel prize when she was 17. when she 15 she was shot in the head by a taliban gunman while riding in a school bus. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" now, the rock band the black keys tells anthony mason about their album which pays tribute to their blues heroes. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." (vo) new single-serve fancy feast petites are just for her. just the right size. just the right gourmet flavor. no artificial preservatives or colors. just what she needs. just what you want. new fancy feast petites. love is in the details. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in d

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they give good protection, a chest is not now under vogue, stress recall, which would be the only justification the ever was the restrictions with a massive fires burning a chemical plant in the us state of illinois. 45 departments have been called up to contain a place near the village of rock to mandatory evacuation has been ordered in the area were asking residents within the one mile radius of the incident to, to evacuate. i understand that many people have questions on when they're going to be able to go home. right now. we don't have that answer. we had concerns on the environmental impact if we dumped copious amounts of water on this incident. so we stopped some of the water suppression, some of the fire suppression, and we went ahead and let the product burn off the 5 expected to last for days. and people living in the vicinity are advised to wear a mask and avoid chemicals in the people also be and i was told to pick up any day bri from the fire, because officials aren't sure what that waste might contain. some locals have compared events to a volcanic explosion. luckily, there were no

garden was named finally in the between 50s officially at that time botanic garden was the was the in vogue usage today. generically when referring to botanical gardens, we typically say botanical garden. so after george washington laid out a vision for the united states botanic garden in the late 1700s, there was not too much action. the country was going through a lot of changes. we were setting in on a location for the capital for the white house la font pierre len font the city planner for washington dc was famously laying out his design for the city that was going to be realized and we had a lot going on. there was the war of 1812 and several other major occurrences that made the overall planning or execution of the planning of washington dc take probably a little bit more time than the founding fathers had intended the united states botanic garden after being endorsed by george, washington. we've got a much-needed shot in the arm from another founding father in james madison. and james madison was a prominent member of an institution early on in the history of washington dc called the

>>> in today's quick hits, first lady jill biden is on the cover of "vogue" magazine. about her career and juggling her life as a teacher >> herschel walker is going to run for senate mr. trump said walker plans to challenge senator raphael warnock for his seat in georgia. >>> and carmelo anthony is the winner of the social justice champion award >>> now to the intersection of wall street and main street where americans lost a staggering $30 billion in phone scams last year. here were the details on this. good morning, karen. >> reporter: phillip, frances, good morning to you. in a world of internet hacking, cybersecurity, you would imagine that phone scams are fairly old-fashioned, but they're still raking in $30 billion a year roughly 59 million americans, that's a third of all people in the united states, fell victim to phone scams over the last year and they were not learning from their mistake because another 19% then fell victim more than once the cost of these phone scams is also escalating. the reported average is roughly just over $500 per person. question mar

skeptical about the current application of quantum mechanics in physics, which seems to be quite in vogue right now. and you say that in the real world, quantum mechanics doesn't make much sense. hans schrodinger's cat being a paradox. but even it's hard to grass with, you know, paradoxical nature, all the, it was non locality, superposition and other mind blowing aspects this met. does that mean? it's necessarily wrong. i think you're talking about my book, the fashion faith and fantasy, the physics of the universe. yes, i do press express 6 skepticism, but let me talk about the face that is the quantum mechanics. and what i'm trying to say, as you mentioned, misreading are cats and schroeder and self was trying to say that there is a problem with quantum mechanics. people tend to interpret a little differently from shooting himself strutting or saying ok. according to his own equation. he was saying, well, according to my equation, as mentioned trading talking, you could have a catch, which is dead and alive at the same time. and he's really saying, using this example, this is ridiculou

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the activity is back in vogue with fans of all ages on social media. plus, you know, using both the range of health benefits. the kip swinging the promises to whittle waste, tighten skin and flattened belly's. hula hooping gives many muscles to work out according to sports medicine, dr. tailgate read them off. first of all, you train your entire body, but especially your major ad muscles. you really need to contract them in order to hold up the who and the better you can do this, the more your exercise or smaller, deeper abdominal muscles and the back musculature along your spine. hula hooping can even prevent back pain, but you need to do it regularly. like i care unger and her friend kristin fletcher . hika 67. and justin is 57. los have been hula, hooping enthusiasts, for more than 10 years. who looping isn't just a whole body work out for me. it clears my head. it raises my self esteem and relaxes me and wish i'm johnson. i haven't had any back pain whatsoever for 10 years or any problems with my neck and shoulders because then mobilized. so well,

the hoop is no longer an old fashioned children's toys. activity is back in vogue with signs of all ages on social media. plus, using both to range of health benefits. give swinging promises to whittle waists, tighten skin and weapon belly's. hula hooping gives many muscles to work out according to sports medicine. doctor tell get written off 1st of all you train your entire body, but especially your major ab muscles. you really need to contract them in order to hold up the who and the better you can do this, the more your exercise or smaller, deeper abdominal muscles in the back musculature along your spine. hula hooping can even prevent back pain, but you need to do it regularly, like hiking, anger and her friend. kristin fletcher. hika is 67 in kingston is 57 most have been hula, hooping enthusiasts, for more than 10 years. looping isn't just a whole body work out for me. it clears my head. it raises my self esteem and relaxes me and wish i'm going. and i haven't had any back pain whatsoever for 10 years or any problems with my neck and shoulders because i mobilized so well. never suf

it's pretty much in vogue. we know that. but what led to this particular decision maker? oh hi, sickly. we don't know what led to this specific decision. it kind of came out of the blue basically what happened was that the us state department updated its travel advisory and russia is now declared a level for travel threat. basically that means cold read the highest threat level possible. do not travel to this country. although among other countries, a lot of other countries received this threat level recently, including many in europe, but most of those are due to corporate 19 reasons. russia, on the other hand, the reason is, according to the state, government is terrorism and potential abuse by government officials. and apparently, according to the state department, are traveling to russia is very, very danger that they were not subtle and their message. and basically they're saying that terrorists look around every corner here in russia. terrorist groups, trans national and local terrorist organizations, and individuals inspired by extremist ideology containing plottin

it's still in america very in vogue politically, to characterize russia this monolithic, backwards state, which is micro managed by the former k g b head vladimir, who, knowing that is the image of russia and every single story line. every plot from the intelligence agencies, everything is kind of revolves around that view of russia and it's a very comfortable position for the u. s. and but so biden kind of will fit neatly into that. but i think joe biden actually is, may be actually a little bit more smarter than people give him credit for because he's got a lot of experience in the ukraine during his time as vice president. so he knows how formidable vladimir putin and the russian political establishment is. the state is when it comes. so he's not going to be able to blag it with couldn't. and i think biden knows that. and that's why there's some trepidation in some of his comments. he's being a little bit conciliatory. he knows that he is and he says one thing to the u. s. media. yeah, i mean that's the feeling you get, isn't it? when you look at the commentary that comes from both th

they give good protection, a chest is not now under vogue, stress recall, which would be the only justification the ever was the restrictions with massive fires burning a chemical plant in the us state of illinois. $45.00 departments have been called up to contain the place in the town of roxanne, and a mandatory evacuation is being ordered in the area were asking residents so within the one mile radius of the incident to, to evacuate. i understand that many people have questions on when they're going to be able to go home. right now. we don't have that answer. we had concerns on the environmental impact if we dumped copious amounts of water on this incident. so we stopped some of the water suppression, some of the fire suppression, and we went ahead and let the product burn off. the fire is expected to last to days, and people living in the vicinity are advised to wear a mask to avoid chemicals in the air. people are also being asked to pick up any day bri from the fire, because officials aren't sure what that waste might contain. some of the locals who compared events that to a volcanic explo

so now this is sort of vogue using a rainy in news outlets or sympathetic to iran or thing to iran. they're accusing them of subverting the u. s. democratic process. that's a new one. i haven't heard that yet, but yet this is the sort of stuff that we see later throughout this. yeah, i mean, you think it's going to talk about freedom of speech that should apply everywhere in the world, not just a selective country, selective sites, etc. selected people, the us is site to get this information here. the reason they took it down, is that the real reason? no, no, that's not. if it was the same information appears on a many other websites even associated with the islamic republic of iran lightly because it's the english language outlets. and so this is really a public relations war. this is a propaganda war. the u. s. is executing their propaganda war on a global scale. and so the u. s. intel community will create these accusations the other bit here saying that this has to do with the trafficking of nuclear or chemical biological and radiological weapons. and technology is that these ar

ariane de vogue, thank you for taking us there. >>> there was some surprise on "new day" yesterday.rprise biden seems willing to entertain the compromise agreed to by some republicans. it's a surprise, but maybe there shouldn't be. i'm joined by cnn political analyst and tv entertainer, harry enin. it's suggested the democratic party is more liberal than it is. >> thank you very much for that compliment. look here. this includes leaners. look at this. compare april 2021 to april 19th. who's in the majority. self-identified moderates and conservatives. 54% said they were either moderate or conservative this past april. very liberal, those pafolks on e far left. at this particular point if you look at all the polling, what you see is the moderate conservatives make up more than the majority. >> moderates are the triechbing force in the democratic party or at least the majority of the democratic party, and in terms of what democratic voters want from their elected officials, what do they say? >> sure. this is a huge difference between democrats and republicans. so take a look here. thi

. >> not long ago we discussed a teen vogue editor or supposed to be another, the position was takenweapon icing them to ruin their careers, the new york times is on to this, were fired or forced to resign from the paper because an internal welcome bob teams what they were doing was wrong. tom cotton we just talked about roast an op-ed how we should use troops from mostly peaceful riots to get out of control and that editor, james bennett was shown the door because he had the audacity to put forth that argument. everyone is catching on the cancel culture is a bad thing for society. they lost careers and livelihoods of cancel culture. >> everything is documented on the internet. someone was shown the door. joe concha, only rainbows and sunshine. >> we still follow it. jillian: joe concha. todd: google employees raising the red flag years ago about the way that company tracks your location. mark burnsohof which suing over this. ♪♪ >> major developments in a mass shooting in miami as police find the vehicle involved submerged in a canal. todd: jackie ibanez breaks down the latest. >> re

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it is really interesting to see that tech is still en vogue even though we have a lot of these riskstill kind of circling the waters. emily: kriti, thanks so much for the breakdown. fastly, the hosting service outage affecting a number of websites including blueprint.com, the new york times, reddit. while the outage has been fixed, the company has not said what caused the issue. i want to bring in our first guest. we don't even know what fastly is. what exactly do they do and how does it impact such a giant portion of the internet? >> fastly is one of a handful of companies that have content distribution networks. it is a company that allows enterprises and governments to host a lot of data. and they disseminate it very quickly. high amounts of data across various service around the country -- servers around the world. what happened today underscores how fragile this interconnected internet infrastructure really is, given the amount of data that we are handling today. emily: fastly has not disclosed how this happened. what do we know? could a hack attack been responsible for this? >>

sounds like a great idea to us on bloomberg, but as free markets and capitalism seem to fall out of voguee a big ask. sadek: i'll tell you why it's not, you do not necessarily have to have the private sector involved in every aspect of our infrastructure. many of the sectors we call infrastructure could continue to receive government support and help and would not require the private sector. many others do. almost a lot of it, almost entirely sector is private sector managed. we need ways and mechanisms to ensure the private sector to invest in infrastructure. state pension funds can really look at public-private partnerships. these are partnerships between state pension funds that invest in their own states and their own projects with their own statement is a pallet he's and agencies. -- municipalities and agencies. that is await to make sure pensioners can invest in long-term study assets as well as benefiting from what we call public-public partnerships. canada has done it. amanda: canada come i want to bring that up. that gets to the idea of an of an infrastructure bank, canada has. i

two is frankly breath taking but this idea that meghan markle was silenced, she guest edited the "vogue 73 public appearances, many which she spoke at during her period of silence. she claimed she had a passport taken away so she couldn't fly yet miraculously she took 14 flights some of them on elton john's private jet while she simultaneously with harry is lecturing us about the carbon footprint. there are so many whoppers in the interview that frankly in the end, saying i would believe her would be like saying i would believe pinocchio. why would i? >> tucker: i'm just concerned. i just want meghan markle to have a voice and it doesn't sound like she has one. make sir elton can help. >> the focus of the royal family, what's happening to you is a much bigger story than anything they are doing but i just have to ask you this because i can't resist. what's her future exactly? she's clearly such a transparent operator, obviously, i mean, the end game isn't to live with him for the rest of her life, could it be? >> well, she has a track record of ditching everyone and everything when she c

stay on this pace, which would keep bond yields out of control, which would keep the tech trade in vogue, maybe, but then you have the other side of the coin, which is his thought that inflation is going to start to get really hot what do you think? >> so both josh and tiffany utilized the word "diversives. they did it with the time frame of long-term -- but i'm going to use the word "diversification. and it's about zigging when the market is zagging. the volatility is collapsing right now. it's all about ensuring that you're touching each one of these sectors. when technology had its moments, where it sold out just four weeks ago, you wanted to lean into that. i obviously spoke to you about increasing a position into crowdstrike. that was one of the ways it was doing it financials now are having the experts. what i don't want the viewers to do is start trading in ten-year treasury, predicting where it's going to go, ten or 15 basis points the other way i want to look at what you're holding in the along-term portfolio, and in your portfolio for 2021, and saying to yourself i want to ensu

the longest win streak since 9 positive quarters back in 2017 and 2018 technology certainly back in "vogue check oil. crude is higher right now. you've got opec plus opec plus russia and others meeting tomorrow the expectation is that they will add or begin to add about 500,000 to 1 million barrels a day back on the market starting in august. more with lima kroft wti up 35 seconds, 73.30 the top corporate stories. things that are top of the headlines. we'll go to christina with more. >> good morning, brian 18 companies are set to go public this week including clear, sentinel and legal zoom and krispy kreme didi pricing its ipo at the top of the range at 14 bucks a share. a market cap of $67 billion. microsoft and google are ending a six-year truce to prevent open warfare. the two companies had signed a pact back in 2015 to end a drawn out legal battle according to the financial times, the two did not renew the deal hip-hop artist meagan t. stallion is teaming up with a cash app for financial literacy. in the video posted to youtube and instagram the 2021 b.e.t. best female hip-hop artist t