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have yedi with weber. >> weber actually reduced the amount of shares they're offering. >> and there'seople back outside again with the variant i just bought a weber. i love it. but didn't have any of these features that we're going to talk about it's not a full featured weber. >> got it. it's very straightforward. >> that does it for our "jeopardy!" version of today's mad dash we've golt an opt an opening beg up for you what the world needs now...is people. people who see flight a little bit differently. so it takes less fuel to bring people together... and make faraway places feel a little closer... with engines that power planes more efficiently. because seeing a better-connected world isn't far in the future. we're building it...now. ge building a world that works. to a note from goldman sachs, david costen upping his year end target for the s&p to -- it goes to 4,700 from 4,300 and to 4,900 from 4,600 for 2022. he had said that the 4,300 was contingent on a 19 ten-year at year end we may not get there. >> he's favoring corporate tax increase the respect of this man, people want to

>> weber, man. do not put gasoline on the coals, david i once saw someone do it and -- >> right. >> did you get that? >> yeah, i did you've got to clean your grill too. >> this traeger, you plug it in, you put the wood pellets >> it's not a disrupter, weber. >> no. >> doesn't disrupt jack. >> got it. >> traeger shares looking up don't go anywhere, we're back after this you can catch us any time anywhere, listen to and follow us on the "squawk on the street" opening bell podcast we're back in a send co i'm evie's best camper badge. but even i'm not as memorable as eating turkey hill chocolate chip cookie dough creamy premium ice cream and chasing fireflies. don't worry about me. i'm fine. you can't beat turkey hill memories. at cdw, we get in a changing world, your employees need their data to go where they go. that's why we started tattooing it right on them. now they have permanent access. it was a good year. at cdw we can help you transform your data center it's gonna look so cool. - on-prem and i

and i don't want to -- i'm talking about weber grills i should be thinking bigger. i apologize.e you to share your views on sustainability with our viewers. >> look, we are making a commitment today we will be net zero by 2040. that is a big commitment not only for us but our customer what i talk about elect power and sensing, it allows our customers to achieve their own climate goals. if you want to be part of that ecosystem, which we are, and you're enabler, you also have to do your part we have been doing our part. now we will be paying it part of our strategy and part of our focus. because it's not just the right thing to do. it is the only thing we can do in order to support and sustain our business with that of our customers and that of the future generations. it's on us to do that given what we are able to do. it is our responsibility, and we're going to stand up and say it and we did today >> let's leave it at that. i agree with social change what you just said is i think what america wants to hear and do, not just hear. president and ceo of onsemi, magnificent job. you

attention to the ceremonial box as the chairman, governor hogan, superintendent jeff reinbold, colonel weberw conduct the official groundbreaking for the wall of remembrance. >> ladies and gentlemen, this concludes today's ceremony. please remain seated until the official party has departed the

i look at weber again, you have to separate things like weber which is not really innovating, it's justre is that a slowdown or is that a stay-at-home name that's not going to be able to parlay that into a re-flating economy. i wouldn't read too much into it. i think you use the scare about the ipo slowdowns, you use the scare about things slowing down, maybe job numbers, i would say you would use the scare of passing the infrastructure this weekend or next week as a sell on the news opportunity to buy stock versus a signal to sell things or think we're going to get a slowdown going into the last half of the year. i think the last half of the year we're going to have some good times. maria: all right. so you want to buy on any weakness then. anton, you've been investing in financials for much of your career. you know the banks and what drives them better than anybody. and i want to ask you about the capital markets business, what you see happening and also loan growth. what's your take on financials right now? i'm going to tell you what jp morgan chase ceo jamie dimon told me about this

. >>> and weber grills pricing the ipo of $17.9 million shares at $14 a piece. below the expected range. weber sales are set to trade on the new york stock exchange under the symbol webr. i can already see the headlines, brian, if it does well, people will say they were fired up. if it doesn't, people will say shares got grilled that's what we do. >> i was going to say those things i can't say them because you said them. you missed investors are fired up come on, bertha. thank you very much. >>> meantime, on the serious note covid continues to spread across parts of america it is hitting the unvaccinated the hardest. the south and california hit hard in the past month all states, louisiana, florida, georgia, texas, california seeing increases of more than 400% in one of the hardest hit states, louisiana, a lot of people still are not vaccinated. they account for 90% of all new covid cases. unfortunately, they also make up 84% of recent deaths and 90% of those who are currently hospitalized with covid are not vaccinated those stats from the state of louisiana on

secretary of state shirley weber says she wants voters to know that every election matters and that herice is prepared. remind people of that constantly that their vote counts that it matters that they have to vote. they have to participate in this process. well weber says her office is focused on a number of security measures by the way voters can either vote by mail drop off their ballot, or they can also vote in person. and ktvu is presenting a debate on wednesday, with some of the candidates hoping to replace governor newsom. and you can watch it live right here on channel two from six pm to 7 30. well. there are crooks trying to figure out a way to steal them. in sacramento. those valuables were in a museum. the thief going after gold artifacts that were inside and stephanie lynn reports for us tonight, the highest as the first burglary at the museum and its 36 year history. is a large hole in this door. executive director delta pick mellow shows us where a robber broke into her museum early saturday morning and the alarms went off. they went up this staircase here, which takes you

decades of change that researcher caitlin weber can now track with both measurements and memories. >>ming together more frequently. that is putting us in a lot more danger than it would be if the weather was different. liz: long-term warming is drying out soil in parts of california and that has led to plants and forests releasing less moisture into the atmosphere, which then contributes to fire wea ther. larry: a sweet moment from a girls high school volleyball game. as the caldor fire was raging, the girls of el camino high in sacramento had a surprise for their opponents from el dorado high in placerville. placerville has been greatly impacted by the fire. some students have been displaced from their homes. one girl and her family lost their home. with that in mind, the sacramento girls give the placer team gift baskets and cash. the placerville coach says she hopes this active kindness spreads like a wildfire, creating more stories to share. liz: a warning now from the cdc. the lengths some people will go to to avoid getting the covid vaccine. things may be different, but at denny

weber, her attorney. thank you so much, both of you, for joining us this evening. erin, you're going to be the focus here and let me just start off by saying i'm so sorry for what happened to you, what happened to your husband and i know it must be overwhelming for you. how are you doing? >> you know, every day is different. today was okay. i got up. i ate breakfast. i showered. i got dressed. i took the dog out. you know, those are some of the main things that i just try to do every day and keep a routine and keep things going. you know, i now wake up without a husband. >> yeah, do you really know, you know, in these moments, we like to ask people, are you going to be okay? are you going to be okay? how are you feeling? do you know at this moment what the future holds, how you're going to be going forward? >> i don't but i don't think anyone does if they're in this situation. i just take it day by day. i put one foot in front of the other andmen sometimes i take o step back and two steps forward. it a gradual progression each day. >> that is understood. i want to

weber very much. >> mr. gonzalez any other committee hearings we heard from the members thank you very much. we appreciate you coming in with a great knowledge of what nasa means. thank you mr. chairman and thank you to the committee. >> before we bring the hearing to a close, thank you. the record will remain open for two weeks and for any additional questions for the committee to ask of the witnesses. i will make sure that we get the distribution of the full committee of the $5.4 billion both urgent and looking forward infrastructure needs and with that you >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including spark light. ♪ >> spark light supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front rosita to democracy. -- front row seat. ♪ host: journalist helen anders, you have a new book. the men and women who promised freedom and delivered disaster. in the preface, you explain how it came to be. guest:

weber very much. >> mr.onzalez any other committee hearings we heard from the members thank you very much. we appreciate you coming in with a great knowledge of what nasa means. thank you mr. chairman and thank you to the committee. >> before we bring the hearing to a close, thank you. the record will remain open for two weeks and for any additional questions for the committee to ask of the witnesses. i will make sure that we get the distribution of the full committee of the $5.4 billion both urgent and looking forward infrastructure needs and with that you c-spanshop.org.

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weber very much. >> mr.zalez any other committee hearings we heard from the members thank you very much. we appreciate you coming in with a great knowledge of what nasa means. thank you mr. chairman and thank you to the committee. >> before we bring the hearing to a close, thank you. the record will remain open for two weeks and for any additional questions for the committee to ask of the witnesses. i will make sure that we get the distribution of the full committee of the $5.4 billion both urgent and looking forward infrastructure needs and with that you >> we will be taking you live to the white house shortly were president biden will be talking about his plan to lower prescription drug prices. we will have that live at when it starts here on c-span. part of today's washington journal, i we wait for that to start. morning on the topic of immigration is frank sharry, the founder and executive director of america's voice. thank you for coming on the program. guest: thank you for having me. host: can you remi

i actually have a weber.dorsement i actually factually have a weber grill in my backyard. >> so a gas one? >> propane. >> does anyone still use charcoal it does have a good flavor. >> i would say that the thing that i wanted to do that i didn't get involved this was the big green egg. i wanted to get one of those for smoking and everything else because we are cooking a little bit more outdoors. i was one of the lucky ones, joe, to get patio furniture over the course of the last year in a decent amount of time, but i know the supply chain issues continue in that way so we're watching a lot of companies impacted by those types of situations i don't know, we got ours at costco a lot of people know i like going to costco and it seemed to arrive on time. >> i think about city dwelling that's got to be like on the ben franklin close you've got to put grilling outdoors i know you get some takeout food and you're near museums, but no parking, no trees. i don't know no grilling out. i mean what does andrew -- do you k

weber succeeds angela merkel can link -- tackling vladimir putin be one of their toughest challenges.> it has been months since floods devastated parts of western germany. the region is still struggling with the cleanup. much of that work is being done by volunteers giving up their holidays to help out. >> the rubble has to be cleared for rebuilding can get underway in earnest. >> it is a hell of a mess around here. >> peter is one of many volunteers working in germany's flood disaster zone should he is a professional landscape gardener who saw the devastation on television and decided to lend a hand. business contacts lent him construction equipment free of charge. heavy rains turn to the river into a raging torrent that destroyed several villages in mid july. more tn 130 people killed and hundred more injured. >> there is mud and debris everywhere. at the start, we just clear it out of the way now it and be sorted should >> the 58-year-old brought the heavy equipment and is spending his holiday working with like-minded volunteers. >> people have come from north, south, east and west

secretary of state shirley weber and attorney general rob bonta reminding california voters to make a their ballots in for the recall election. and the last thing we want to hear down on september 15 is that someone forgot to go to the polls. both bonta and weather are in their respective offices because of the man at the center of the recall governor gavin newsome newsome appointed whether a secretary of state when the position was left by now. u.s. senator alex, by the governor also appointed bonded to attorney general when president joe biden be a bus headed to join his as democrats push for higher voter turnout among concerns of a lack of enthusiasm in the party. the state leaders were asked about the appropriateness of their message monday. what is the alternative to it. >> to suppress voting because you think there may be more democrats registered in california and of that in itself would be of them against everything that i believe in. >> a separate issue that you could face questions about the constitutionality of california's recall process over all this comes as some legal s

the 2 alarm fire is burning near weber.d officials say there's a lot of heavy smoke in that area and we'll be updating you as new developments come into our newsroom. taking a live look outside right now things first looking a much clearer around the bay area. there's an air quality advisory out, though, which is being extended into tomorrow. this comes as wildfire smoke continues to cloud up the air pollution levels are not expected to exceed federal health standard so. >> no spare the air alert is in effect still, experts are recommending people with respiratory issues avoid being outside as much as possible. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow inside with us here. we have been pretty lucky with the air quality the past few days. yeah, it was nice to see the skies go from that you live to lulu in thk sky. i was taking pictures of that, too. had seen that for a while. but we're seeing more of that, especially at the lower levels were seen enough of that on shore the place that we all live of the air. quality is much improv

secretary of state shirley weber and attorney general rob bonta reminding california voters to make a plan to get their ballots in for the recall election. in the last thing we want to hear down on september 16. is that someone forgot to go the polls. both bonta and weather are in their respective offices because of the man at the center of the recall. governor gavin newsome newsome appointed whether a secretary of state when the position was left by now. u.s. senator alex, by the governor also pointed bonded to attorney general when president joe biden be a bus headed to join his as democrats push for higher voter turnout among concerns of a lack of enthusiasm in the party. the state leaders were asked about the appropriateness of their message monday. what is the alternative to it. >> to suppress voting because you think there may be more democrats registered in california and of that itself would against everything that i believe in. >> a separate issue that you could face questions about the constitutionality of california's recall process over all this comes as some legal scholar

secretary of state shirley weber and attorney general rob bonta reminding california voters to make ats in for the recall election. and the last thing we want to hear down on september 15 is that someone forgot to go to the polls. both bonta and weather are in their respective offices because of the man at the center of the recall governor gavin newsome newsome appointed whether a secretary of state when the position was left by now. u.s. senator alex, by the governor also appointed bonded to attorney general when president joe biden be a bus headed to join his as democrats push for higher voter turnout among concerns of a lack of enthusiasm in the party. the state leaders were asked about the appropriateness of their message monday. what is the alternative to it. >> to suppress voting because you think there may be more democrats registered in california and of that in itself would be of them against everything that i believe in. >> a separate issue that you could face questions about the constitutionality of california's recall process over all this comes as some legal scholars know

know, madam president, i was not an original part of this bipartisan negotiating group to congressman weber, when i was approached my input i made my top priorities clear. one, keeping the reforms in the bill permitting reforms like the one agency decision that was a real that president trump put into place, that president biden removed his first day in office. it's codified the distal for surface transportation. prioritizing dedicated funding to states into the department's of transportation as part of the traditional formula for distribution and limiting expansion of urban transit programs and including the bipartisan bill senator lujan and i introduced to clean up orphaned and abandoned oil and gas wells.he i was glad to see these provisions as well as our committees drinking and wastewater infrastructure act in the bill.e i also appreciate use of unspent covid-19's relief funds to help pay for these priorities. rather than being used for paying people to not work and adding fuel to the fires inflation. this does just the opposite. i thank my colleagues are asking for my opinion and i'm

nasdaq, all sports gains bill deal in the gaming space today, scarce of score media, and it will -- and weber grill rising in its -- priced at $14 a share. it has been moving up from there. >> we begin with president biden speaking in about an hour from now, making a big push for electric vehicles. phil lebeau has more on the president's plan good afternoon, phil. >> this is not a surprise that the president is pushing for the greater adoption of electric vehicles the big question is, does this means anything or, yeah, 30% ev sales by 2030, nobody will fight with that. since he won the ford lightning, he said, wow, this sucker is quick. he's been pushing for higher fuel economy standards and now also pushing for 50% of all u.s. vehicles sales to be electric vehicles by 2030. a little reality check of where we are right now evs make up just 2% of all vehicles sold in the u.s that's 295,000 vehicles last year the projection in terms of the models for sales is increasing you will have more choices even with that, analyst partners is forecasting that evs will only make up 29% of u.s. auto sales i

that many productions are now back on stage, including cinderella, the new musical by andrew lloyd webertrol. social distancing is over — for now. and andrew lloyd webber�*s much anticipated new musical, cinderella, is back in town. three years in the making, weeks of previews — then they were pinged, and the show did not go on. this radical take on the cinderella story was written by the oscar winner emerald fennell. well, here we are. so the show�*s on, eh? you never know, but short of us having to be taken screaming from the theatre, it's going to open. i have to say, this is unlike any other cinderella that i've ever seen. i mean, my phrase is, this is a cinderella for our time. # barking mad cinderella flying high in the sky... . it's the most well— known story in the world, and so that is good and bad, it means that the audience anticipates certain things, they expect certain things, and so, really, the conversation we had was, well, how do we do something new, how do we make it a story that feels exciting and gripping, while still having the shoe, the clock at midnight, you know,

. >> i should say weber asked the question, i apologize, it predates my book and it predates when i was in president bush's inner circle so i know the answer, i do just from being around for 25 years, president reagan sort of chose george bush to be his vp candidate in the 11th hour at the 1980 republican convention, not his first choice. historians among will remember it was former president for and that did not work out so it became, instead george bush from texas and the two men became best friends and the timing of the question is really perfect because i had lunch the other day with secretary baker and a lot of you might remember secretary baker was actually present reagan's first white house chief of staff which was amazing considering the fact that james baker ran george bush's campaign in 1980 so i was asking secretary baker about the relationship, i don't know why we started talking about and he said ronald reagan was just one of the nicest most genuine people you'd ever want to meet and he george bush tangled on the campaign trail, they were able to put aside their differences

tom: everybody anticipating the vice chairman's speech, i suggest it is about the weber economy. friday -- it is about the labor economy. friday is job reports. the bottom line is that there is a little bit of enthusiasm going into this report. jonathan: the adp report later this morning. jobless claims tomorrow. matt says the whisper number is something north of 500. your equities down on the s&p 500. 11754, yields unchanged -- 11754 , yields unchanged. lisa, muted price action going into payrolls this friday. lisa: good morning, this is wednesday. i feel like we should restart, you guys are whispering about something. the u.s. adp employment change for july which we are getting at 8:15. expecting 38,000--638,000. that is the expectation among economists. friday's job reports will be key for the fed in terms of how strong it is and it could indicate if they start to bring the bond purchases. 10:00 a.m., we get indexes for july. i'm cris. our structured cds deceleration from the increase in delta variance and the increased risk aversion. that does seem to be present in all of the

. >>> and the weber grill, that's a fine kettle of coal.to get people to get back to work maybe because of the bigger unemployment checks that some states still offer. also the growing fears people have as we enter the fourth wave of the pandemic. these are numbers we saw in the first wave in the pandemic, and the ages are getting younger. and then the president will announce new emission standards, very close to what california already demands. the ceo of gm, ford, chrysler meeting with the president at the white house. volvo and cadillac, jaguar, bentley and mercedes benz, a lot are high-end cars, and you will see aspirations are wealthy people get electric cars, the rest of us will look and think i want one, too. >> my mother-in-law will love the cadillac version. >> i bet she wouldn't mind the bentley one either. >> yeah. >> thanks. >>> trending this morning, the go-to place for food at the olympic is 7-eleven. they are visiting convenience stores attached to hotels in tokyo. so far pretty good. raj gave us his own positive review earli

decades of change that kalin weber can now track with measurements and memories. >> these weather conditions are coming together more frequently. that is putting us in a lot more danger. >> that is interesting. they continue to say it looks like the fire is not going to get to lake tahoe, but it is way too close for comfort. >> there are certainly some granite cliffs that would not be fire inducing. a point mike had made his although we are getting the heat and dry conditions, we do not have the wind in this weather pattern. usually that is reminiscent of our fall pattern that is just a week away. we have not reached that. we are dry. this little pattern into the weekend will bring us two out of three elements. hot weather and dry conditions, the wind not as gusty. no advisory. we are looking at a pattern that is typical but something we are watching, not warranted for the next coming days because we are so dry. we have had that shield of low clouds and fog that has been protecting us all summer long with a good onshore flow and some cooler weather for the summer. as we look at the air quali

finally the grill maker weber from jpmorgan and bank of america calling it a solid growth story tieding in the home theme with high brand awareness and global scale. for more go to cnbc.com/pro. kelly? >>> ahead, the latest on ida the massively destructive storm shutting down major oil producers. what does it mean for energy stocks we'll get into those details when "power lunch"etns rur we cae possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. welcome change. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. that's because you both have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards

weber interviewed me said, he's going to jump right now. would you tell me when he lands on the ground? >> i should've called and told you. we kept it secret and this is why. we wanted him to have the opportunity to change his mind. so we didn't tell anyone until the date of because we wanted him to have the chance to say maybe i i should not jump on y 90th birthday. >> apparently it's a hobby that's gone down to the grandchildren. my understanding is jenna bush is going to jump out of a perfectly good plane also. >> they love to jump, they do. so that's all the questions we got for right now. it was lovely having you. everyone should get the book. it's a great book. is there some great stories in it. there's a george clooney story that's just great. also stored in your about how president bush determines whether the prince is dead or alive, which into george bush -- has anybody called in? no, sir. anyway, it's a great book. love having you, and get down to college station. we need to see each other and have lunch. >> i would love to have l

didn't, may that's what we did in, july this is what we did now in the first week of august, this is weberonna do to keep moving forward. they were not able to do that this time, the governor would love us to do, that but we are not going. too >> well to that, in texas governor greg abbott is making good on his promise to call another special send session to pass -- it convenes at noon. texas time on saturday. it remains to be seen if the texas democrats who have been breaking quorum in washington will return. they're in town to pressure congress to pass federal voting protections and issue an attorney general is weighing. on merrick garland writes, on this anniversary of the voting rights act, we must say again that it is not right to erect barriers that make it harder for millions of eligible americans to vote. and it is time for congress to act again to protect the fundamental right. for more we welcome back tonight wendy -- to progressive. and bill crystal, he's a veteran of the reagan and bush administration's an editor at large at the bulwark. i'll start with you bill, you have any i

craig weber is the sheriff where la rose is located. he joins us on the phone. hospital? is it safe for the patients and staff inside? >> the information we have is that the hospital is stable and there was only a small census of patients i think maybe ten total. so administrator and her staff are able to provide care for those patients and they just relocated to a lower floor of the hospital but you are correct, it did sustain moderate damage to the roof as did a second hospital located in louisiana there are three hospitals in the parish that sustained moderate damage. >> can you set the scene of the conditions in your parish? >> as early as 10:00 this morning, the lower part or southern tip of the parish had the center of the parish, i'm listening to the winds outside. three hours ago we sustained roof damage and have buckets and garbage cans catching water and we had a brief break when the eye came over and relocated into another building. now we're on the backside of the hurricane. we're still getting a lot of wind gust and we still are not able to be able

secretary of state shirley weber and attorney general rob bonta reminding california voters to make a their ballots in for the recall election. and the last thing we want to hear down on september 15 is that someone forgot to go the polls. both bonta and weather are in their respective offices because of the man at the center of the recall governor gavin newsome newsome appointed whether a secretary of state when the position was left by now. u.s. senator alex, by the governor also appointed bonded to attorney general when president joe biden be a bus headed to join his as democrats push for higher voter turnout among concerns of a lack of enthusiasm in the party. the state leaders were asked about the appropriateness of their message monday. what is the alternative to it. >> to suppress voting because you think there may be more democrats registered in california and of that in itself would be of them against everything that i believe in. >> a separate issue that you could face questions about the constitutionality of california's recall process over all this comes as some legal scho

secretary of state shirley weber and attorney general rob bonta reminding california voters to make a plan to get their ballots in for the recall election. and the last thing we want to hear down on september 15 is that someone forgot to go to the polls. both bonta and weather are in their respective offices because of the man at the center of the recall governor gavin newsome newsome appointed whether a secretary of state when the position was left by now. u.s. senator alex, by the governor also appointed bonded to attorney general when president joe biden be a bus headed to join his as democrats push for higher voter turnout among concerns of a lack of enthusiasm in the party. the state leaders were asked about the appropriateness of their message monday. what is the alternative to it. >> to suppress voting because you think there may be more democrats registered in california and of that in itself would be of them against everything that i believe in. >> a separate issue that you could face questions about the constitutionality of california's recall process over all this comes as

halo effect clearly attracting investors as shares have jump 50% from their $18 new ipo price and weber grill is not burning cook shares that's the ticker symbol it's up another 10.8% to $26.83. now, on the other hand, clorox shares looking pretty grimey since the opening bell so all session long we've watched the cleaning products giant go down, now we're lower by 8% believe it or not that's off the low of the session the cleaning products giant missed both quarterly earnings, and revenue estimates as supply finally caught up with what had been surging pandemic demand, right? clorox wipes, clorox also says margins could see a negative impact due to higher commodities costs so there is the word for inflation. the one-two punch obviously hitting clorox shares pretty hard right now. nicola continuing tougher off course, the badger electric vehicle maker hitting the brakes after slashing full year and revenue forecasts and supply chain issues are getting the blame the news comes less than a week after founder and former ceo trevor milton was criminally charged with frauding investors and h

secretary of state shirley weber and attorney general rob bonta reminding california voters to make afor the recall election the last thing we want to hear down on september 16 is that someone forgot to go to the polls. both bonta and weather are in their respective offices because of the man at the center of the recall. governor gavin newsome newsome appointed whether a secretary of state when the position was left by now. u.s. senator alex, by the governor also appointed bonded to attorney general when president joe biden be a bus headed to join his as democrats push for higher voter turnout among concerns of a lack of enthusiasm in the party. the state leaders were asked about the appropriateness of their message monday. what is the alternative to it. >> to suppress voting because you think there may be more democrats registered in california none of that itself would against everything that i believe in. >> a separate issue that you could face questions about the constitutionality of california's recall process over all this comes as some legal scholars know voters might not have

. >>> now this, the barbecue battle is heating up as weber grill officially began trading yesterday.m not barbecue -- jackie: griller. >> and i was wondering, is weber the dominant outdoor grill? apparently, it has 30% market share, which is pretty good. compare that to traeger which recently ipo ooh'd as well, and some would say the metric warrants this type of move, and that's even before summertime. jackie: grilling a lot more. you can see it up 10% there, $18 right now. thank you for that. meantime, you first saw this on" varney," the company that helps homeowners make thousands of dollars a month by renting out their backyard pool. grady trimble is in illinois at one of these backyard locations. we first talked about this last year. i can't believe people are still doing it. >> reporter: well, it has absolutely surged since a year ago. revenue is up 4,000%x it's pretty simple. if you have a backyard pool like this one, you put it up on the app, and anybody who wants to ask can rent it at an hourly rate. this pool is one of 17,000 on the app right now. lauren spain is the homeown

but dole, weber cut their prices aftermarket is the day after it goes public.st day pop in most poiz the question is what happens after that they have been terrible in the last few months losing 8%. the average cnbc buyer that buys an ipo on the first day of trading loses money. that's getting push back we have a whole bunch of companies out there. you see the renaissance ipo, main basket of ipos that's been underperforming the s&p 500, and it's flat this year with the s&p 500 up 18% that's a real warning sign big names coming in the second half of the year why does this matter they are trying to figure out what the prices will be in the second half of the year. already there's push back from people saying wait a minute we're lotion money you got to change the price. here's some names. rivian globalfoundryes. instacart. that's a 40 billion valuation. authentic brands forever 21 still out there nautica. nerdwallet and turo we have fresh market stripe the online payment firm is sitting out there my point is big companies but there's a lot of discussion about what

democracy by actors who have chosen that violence is a legitimate route, i was reminded of the recent max weber quote about government the sole source of legitimate violence. this is what's happening here, which is that there are parties that have decided that that's not the case and they are choosing to take on the kind of societal fiber that keeps it together. we saw this on january 6 and we saw the very vulnerable communities have been targeted by hate. we see it in terms of the surge in anti-semitism. the data is there and it shows that and i think that is absolutely something to think about. i want to read this one quote and i think it comes from the perspective that we bring these conversations. in our country, espousing an extremist ideology is not a crime nor is it expressing hateful views or associated -- associating with hateful groups. that was attorney general merrick garland. i think the focus ought to remain on the violence and not the ideology. i understand why those who want to engage in prevention programs and address this idea of a theory of radicalization and offramp and, i k

weber, was that the grill people? lauren: they ipo'd recently.'re cooking at home. barbecuing at home. that is a trend here to stay. stuart: casual restaurants chains. susan: brinker international, dave and buster's. still stifel cutting both. covid affecting number of people going, how often they go, affecting staffing issues. stuart: netease. susan: a gaming platform. inchina won't let kids play online nor than three hours a week. stuart: they're stepping in on kids and videogames? lauren: in many ways. so they are even reportedly sending authorities to inspect the game companies to make sure that they promote anti-addiction work as well. what is so fascinating here, tencent music is down too. last week we saw investors come back into the space. we thought the beijing crackdown on the technology sector eased somewhat. no, they're back at it. now looking how many hours kids should play, when they should play. they gave times for friday, saturday and sunday. stuart: i heard some american parents lay down -- lauren: i thought about. this maybe bei