our goal in collaborating with waymo is creating learning experience surrounding emerging technologies, technology is growing so quickly and advancing so quickly that what is emerging technology yesterday is going to be part of our everyday lives tomorrow. ♪ >> the exploratorium is so much more than a science museum. not only are we dedicated to art and human perception, but we're a learning laboratory, where we not only support teachers and educators, but also we have collaborators across the united states and in international areas, as well. prior to the pandemic, we used to work with educators by bringing them here to the museum, and with the shift to online learning, we shifted with teachers and students. so, we've been doing online workshops, multi-day online institutes. >> the exploratorium began in 1969, over in the palace of fine arts here in the city. and the idea was really to create an environment for people to learn about science, explore the world on their own, and give them the confidence and tools to do that. so, after we opened in '69, about -- really, in a couple years

then you look at a waymo like you mentioned, that one's probably not so great right now. that value is gone because of this recent runup the recent news reports. but there's some others out there, mvb that i think are trade and long-term investable. liz: veev, right? scott redler, let me bring you into this conversation here. should investors keep their hands off chinese stocks for now? what do you think, and if so, where should they be buying instead? >> well, you know me, liz, there's a time and place for every sector and every stock, but when it comes to chinese names, i am the most careful you could be because typically you don't know when you get hit by some kind of overwilling laughs or news headline overnight if -- overregulation. this is a really dirty move actually, didi coming public and anybody who bought in the after market getting shellacked. i hate seeing that kind of stuff happen to traders. but this whole year the chinese names have been untrustable. chinese names have lagged. baba, jd i understand has years of buying opportunity, it could be, but it also

and then on technology, if he goes after them, google has to spin youtube or waymo, facebook has to spin instagram or amazon aws which is unlikely but possible, who's going to benefit? the share is holders, because the sum of the parts is greater than the whole. so i think the unintended consequence of these regulations is that shareholders will do better. liz: well, the one difference, i think, when you're talking about biden and roosevelt, roosevelt really had the support of congress with the sherman antitrust act and putting some treat back into it finally in 1902. we'll see if congress can get together on anything or nothing. tom hayes, chris robinson, gentlemen, thank you very much. >> you too. thank you. liz: wynn view parent engine media lobbing a legal grenade at draftkings. up next, a man who knows a thing or two about patent battles and how to win them. former tivo ceo and now engine media's executive chairman on how engine plans to rev up the e-sports/media world. closing bell ringing in 50 minutes. the dow up 459, nasdaq is higher, s&p higher. all three on track for a record,

great, we're going to hear a lot more about google cloud which is great very positive commentary about waymo. but search was fantastic the stock was up 100, it was down at one point, to be able to say wait a second, the world is closing again. the reopening trade is done. david, i don't know if you heard the cdc -- >> i did, i did. you know, listen, we've had this digitization take place. we all know it by the way, they're coming off of what was a flat year-over-year number, so they're up 57% constant currency they weren't down 20 to 19 they were just flat 20 to 19 so a 55 plus percent over 2019 numbers. it's incredible. >> it is incredible. we're not talking at all, though, about -- i maean, obviously the size of these companies, the power that they they have. youtube, we all know the rabbit hole that can be for some conspiracy theorists and the like continued focus of regulation. that doesn't seem to be something people are overly concerned about. >> none of the analysts. >> i think, david, you're absolutely right if you want to read certain people, what they said is you can reach them on

they don't talk about that at waymo. >> i'll tell you, human drivers don't exactly have an easy time with black ice either. >> if you were going to make a car right now, would you ever have a human drive it? >> no, you'd have a machine drive it. >> yes, i wouldn't even have a steering wheel. >> you'd have the boeing cfo running the -- >> yeah, we're going to talk about some new appointments over at boeing. speaking of cars, amazon says, what, 10,000 evs on the road by next year and calling for the new ftc chair to be recused from those anti-trust investigations of the company we'll talk about that. as we kick off july, the second half q3, more "squawk on the street" in a moment. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, switch to xfinity mobile and get unlimited with 5g inclu