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we heard cathie wood that the concern is deflation and prices come down.n vvestors position the notion of developing a tug-of-war here with those who fear insurance flation? >> inflation is not a permanent 1970s style inflation. investors need to realize the biggest macro facing inflation is the innovation and return of globalization. once we get through the supply shock and reopening and impact that it has had on prices. the other point about inflation is everyone saying these wage gains are not going away that may be correct. inflation is measured year over year and we are not going to have the same wage gains in 2022 as 2021. i don't see inflation as a problem. i think the fed needs to taper, maybe not tighten. i think any movement by the fed will take froth out of the tech stocks that is something that concerns me as a money manager. >> all right mark avallone, thank you >>> let's look at futures. they are pointing to muted dgain at the opening bell. keep it here that does it for "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" picks up coverage next >>> good mornin

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dave woods there will come _ easily spring a surprise. will come with a on that match between hull kr and catalans with kick—off at 7:a5pm on five live for you. only a few days since the american team regain the ryder cup by a record margin at whistling straits but the big hitting bryson dechambeau already back blooming those drives and not on a national golf course. competing in the professional long drivers of america at world championships in nevada. and bryson managed to win three of his 5 cents to make his way through to the round of 32. he hit for 20 yards on the for that whistling straits you may recall and hear his excuse was he was into a headwind, so 328 yards one of his longer efforts. people have said we have spent at pictures but i think that's just what bryson dechambeau looks like when he is hitting a golf ball as hard as he can. that is all from us and thank you for watching and back with more tomorrow evening, see you then. good evening. it's been a warm september for many, but we've certainly closed the chapter on that s

>> we know kathy wood likes to buy on the dips.t's the hyperpandemic road makes the comps look really bad and shares get punished. even amazon experienced it in this last earnings cycle >> julia >> i think the question, is this a different type of dip? is this a dip reflecting stulkt structural challenges for zoom and robinhood? if you look at the legal challenge to robinhood, you think payment for order flow if that is indeed restricted or banned, that would have a fundamental impact on robinhood's business model for zoom, not only was this a high flier of the early days of the pandemic, but there are questions about what kind of competition it faces for microsoft, google and others >> sure, and marianne, let me circle back to you if these names aren't attractive to, what would you be sticking in the portfolio right now >> we still like facebook. we think that that double digit growth and the digital ad market is very strong we're looking for total overall 20% revenue growth and earnings growth about that. and it's selling at 24 t

lost in the woods. open goalfor the a week like this, this would be an open goal for the opposition party but he has had so many of his own problems internally.— problems internally. yes, he has. and if this — problems internally. yes, he has. and if this is _ problems internally. yes, he has. and if this is his _ problems internally. yes, he has. and if this is his big _ problems internally. yes, he has. and if this is his big speech - and if this is his big speech tomorrow to the labour party conference. he has seen the of his ministers. i think the bakers union has disavowed eight it is worth from the labour party. it is has disavowed eight it is worth from the labour party-— the labour party. it is a pretty small union, _ the labour party. it is a pretty small union, though. - the labour party. it is a pretty small union, though. they - the labour party. it is a pretty l small union, though. they don't the labour party. it is a pretty - small union, though. they don't rely on them as part of their f

is-- is there any finish on it, or do you think this is just raw wood? this is completely raw wood.e day he carved it, which is truly wonderful. it is an exceptional piece. if you were to have this piece insured, i would recommend an insurance value of somewhere between $15,000 and $20,000. okay. ♪ ♪ the quality is there. it's just, it's not 400 years old, right? okay. i mean, we have to just deal with the... we'll settle, we'll settle for 200 years. yeah, just 200. okay. woman: when i would come home from college when i was in my 20s, i noticethis new addition to the living room, and i thought it was pretty. but i was really busy and i didn't pay a lot of attention to it. but then as my mother got older, one day i found it in my bedroom. and i realized that she wanted me to have it. and upon her passing, it came to me. and i've had it ever since. we never talked about it. i just admired it and said, "oh, it's a pretty piece." okay, you know it's moorcroft. yes, i looked on the bottom. and what i've noticed, it's just such a pretty color. that it's... it's, it's a very unusual color

i sat down with cathie wood. billion in assets ark innovation down 5% year to date i asked her where she thinks we are in the market. >> i believe we are seeing -- it will be incredibly confusing to people just look at what's happened to the bond market this year? against all expectation, yields have dropped from 1.75 at the peak in march down to 1.3. as inflation expectations are exploding. we believe the reason for that is that we're probably when all is said and done and the dust clears from the supply chain, we are in a highly deflationary world. >> joe and becky and i were talking about that before the break. i asked about the role of millennials and the role they play in the markets given how much they supported her fund >> i do believe that both crypto and the equity markets are going to be powered by millennials tom lee has done the arithmetic the way stan did he said the bull market will not end until at least 2026 and maybe not until 2038 when the number of millennials peaks out there. >> last week, thr

i think that might be one of the ones from the woods, mate. this week andy's stock was boosted significantly when he took delivery of a huge video haul from scotland found for landfall. >> this is what i come back with. 20,000 videotapes. whoa! i don't think we'll ever get offered a collection that big again. so i just couldn't say no to it, really. >> reporter: neither can vhs fans. >> to get some popcorn and have a nice time with the family, with my siblings watching old movies. >> i can't stand looking for video on the internet. going into the shop is a whole experience. >> reporter: rewinding time might just be the as the covid-19 vaccines become available you might be asking yourself... should i get it? and if i do... will i be able go about life without putting my family at risk? you've got questions. and that's normal. the fact is, the vaccines are safe and effective. they're going to save lives. to get the latest on the covid-19 vaccines visit getvaccineanswers.org because getting back to the moments we miss starts with getting informe

they think they see a body in the woods.unning and now there's -- i couldn't tell you. maybe 15, 20, 30 people at the end of the woods. and the smell was really bad. then you knew it was a body. >> reporter: nick and sarah's brother frankie took a closer look. >> you know, everybody's screaming and yelling and crying on the floor. >> was something telling you it was her? >> the sweater, it was a total indication. so me and frankie look at each other and say, "we're going to tell them it's not her." >> why? >> we still wanted hope that she was alive. >> nick and frankie left the woods. and later ran into one of sarah's sisters. >> and i just remember screaming at him like, like, you have to tell me if it's her or not. and i just remember my brother was like, "it's not her." and he just kept walking. like, they just didn't want to talk about it." and he just kept walking. like, they just didn't want to talk about it. >> did you believe him? >> i didn't believe him. i know it was her. >> reporter: sarah's family and friends had

so kathy wood is about as big of a supporter of tesla as you will ever find. and yet she takes advantage of the pop in the stock to sell some i'm wondering if that is the strategy we should be thinking about for all of these tech stocks like the apples and the microsof microsofts and others that have had these incredible runs over the last few months, shannon is it time even if you love these names to at least take some money off the table like kathy wood appears to be doing in arc >> well, kathy was a great investor and is thinking about things in terms of portfolio construction i think if you are looking to create a portfolio that is appropriately positioned for 2022 and 2023 you do want to make sure you have cyclical exposure in it however, i would differentiate consumer cyclical and business cyclical i look at a company like apple we're talking about right now different than a company like microsoft which i continue to think has a significant tail wind from enterprise bent and the growth in the business cyclical side of our economy i think over the next si

ryan: we have any image that you want printed right onto wood.. lemonis: i love how you used imagery to not make it so flat. choice of woods are great. the choice of colors are great. so this is room four. where's the bed here? holy... ryan: yeah. lemonis: i didn't think that was coming. i thought i was gonna be the pull-out. oh, that's just beautiful. ryan: we have nice little cubbies in here with a charging port on both sides. lemonis: i think the thing you guys did really well is your use of color and your use of different materials. a-plus on this room. wendy: alright, space five. ryan: by day, you have your office. lemonis: i did not expect that to pull back, and i like the fact that you can just say, "thank you. goodnight." ryan: yeah, exactly. lemonis: really smart. okay, what's on this side? love it. really beautiful. ryan: another cubbie power port. more storage. lemonis: i love the fact that mod barn was able to pull out different resources from grafton, and they're now using technology here to design things. you can see that the edges

. >> the theory is they came from this wooded area. to show you how close this is to the school, the wooded area is here, this is the parking lot and that is the school. they're closed for the next two days so they can ex terminate and remove carpet where fleas like to nest. >> they hitch hike. when you walk through an area they jump on your shoes, your pants. as you walk they'll take a ride with you to wherever you are going. >> oakland unified school district realizes this flea problem will not go away in two days but school will resume on monday. andrea nakano, kpix5. >> we asked the district spokesperson are more schools at risk and he says other schools are dealing with similar issues because they were vacant for so long but not to the same level as the two schools that closed. >>> on the road to recovery as we look live in san jose, retailers across bay area are gearing up for a busy holiday season. number one item on their wish list, more workers. one south bay mall had more than a dozen stores with tables set up ready to hire e

alex wood against the diamondbacks, look at the reflex. a web jam in the 4th inning, pitching 6 shutout innings, chris bryant with a runner at 3rd. deep, steven dugger scores, the game's first and only run. top 9. second straight night with the save. smith ends the game. win number 104. the most in san francisco giants history. >> it is a huge accomplishment. this team has done so many good things and, you know, to say that this club has won more games than any other giants team, san francisco giants team is, it is quite fulfilling. >> dave roberts and the dodgers look like they were going to fall 3 back of the giants to the west. trailing san diego, 9-6. entering bottom 8th. connected on 4 home runnings in the inning, you know what takes, ken, man strength, cory seager, l.a. won 11-9 staying 2 games against the giants in the nl west. the number to clinch the division is 3 with four games left. >>> a's, they could not stop the mariners for much of the season and it cost them. even in seattle, the a's clubhouse manager got love. final game

. >>> coming up a three-year-old autistic boy found alive after being lost in the woods. his incredible story of survival. >> tackling homelessness. the schools' unique program giving students hope. >>> coming up all new at 6:00. >>> the need for help from bay area charities. high as we recover from the pandemic. but now those groups are facing a new challenge that could limit their supplies. >>> and coming up on the cbs evening news. >>> we have got a lot of news to cover this labor day. >> with the death toll from hurricane ida rising new jersey's governor is warning of a long road back to normal and new details in the deaths of nursing home patients forced to ride out the storm let's take a live look at san jose where san jose state university working to address a problem with homeless students. the university is making 12 beds available that students can apply for but right now it is only for one semester. that has been a point of contention with student organizes and university leaders. according to a survey done by the university 41.5% of students were housing insec

. >> it's a disease that affects trees by decaying the wood. >> we investigate the dangerous byproduct of climate change. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. good tuesday of the thank you so much for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. president biden spent the day getting a first-hand look at the damage caused by hurricane ida. while offering support, he also used this opportunity as a platform to push his priorities of climate change and infrastructure. the president promises help for thousands of storm victims in the northeast and the south who are still digging out, many of them without power. alice barr has the latest. >> reporter: president biden today surveying the devastation in new york and new jersey from the powerful remnants of hurricane ida. >> the losses that we witnessed today are profound. >> reporter: tornados and catastrophic flooding ravaged the northeast, killing at least 51 people, including three in this flooded new york basement. new video from the nypd shows officers frantically trying to reach the family. in new jersey, floodwaters collapsed a b

cathie wood talking about deflation.the last two decades is inflation has been stubbornly low in europe and the u.s. she is focused on technology and the ability of technology to keep prices lower. i sound like a broken record. china and the production of goods, very low value. does that change? that changing dynamic from china could change what we see in terms of inflation globally. francine: deflation, this was the buzzword in europe for the last 3, 4 years. there was a fear that we would become like japan. deflation, if you live through it, is not that bad as a consumer but an absolute nightmare for government to try to do the adequate policies. coming up, the u.k. is set to end its pandemic era furloughs skim. that -- schema. that story -- scheme that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are a little under 15 minutes or from the trade in cash equities futures for europe. pointing up, as they are in the u.s. we have some lines crossing in terms of data out of france. producer prices for

[sfx: bear roar] does a bear sh*t in the woods?ng ter for when someone purposely hide the fact that they have many many other partners from the person they are seeing. where i come from that's known as dating. not hiding multiple affairs is known getting your partner to keep your car. apparently even if you may know that your partner sees other people, it only crosses over into rochin when you realize there are a ton of them, explains its inspired by the achiness of seeing one of those nasty little bugs, but knowing when you turn the lights on, there are lots of them. broaching can be a bummer, but it's not as bad as were a woman kills her partner and eats them very that's why you haven't see bill clinton in a while. bucket, you were sitting there talking about this is my topic. go for it. i don't know if that means i'm the expert on the topic. you are the guy because you use to talk about in high school he had a station mikan. the only person they called it jagging wagon. >> there was no shaking in the wagon. >> let's get back to

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he returns to the woods and burns sarah's body in a fridge. later, it's dumped in water.or a family trip with his wife and children, just days after he'd left sarah's remains there. sarah's family remained so dignified as they told the court about sarah and about what they had lost. her father and sister asked couzens, who had his head bowed, to face them. couzens started shaking. mr everard told him, "sarah was handcuffed and unable to defend herself. this preys on my mind all the time. i can never forgive you for taking sarah away from us. all my family want is sarah back. you have broken our hearts." couzens has still never explained what exactly happened that night. a police officer betraying his uniform, a family left with no answers and without sarah, and a woman who had her life, herfuture, taken. that tragic report on what happened to sarah everard. if you want to get in touch with me about any of the stories you have seen so far, i am on twitter. i am looking forward to hearing from you. still to come on the programme, a warning that the trade in wildlife traffic

or just about a flatline we're looking at semisoftware, big tech versus small and what moves kathy woode to rebalance her portfolio yesterday. what should you do or not do in this market? we will discuss. >>> then, exclusive with the ceo of cyber security giant crowdstrike, as that company's stock quadrupled since its ipo finally, a check on apple. reviews of the iphone 13 are out today. ios 15 out, too. what apple's newest hardware and software will mean for the company and the stock. >> jon, we'll start with the continuation of this week's selloff. dow is down 40 points giving up all of their early gains this morning. that early rebound now completely wiped out our senior markets commentator mike santoli joins us with more as we watch to see if the nasdaq turns red mike >> karl, unfinished business yesterday's final half hour, rebound might have stolen the usual next day bounce from pretty stretched conditions to the downside take a look at the semiconductor etf. what's interesting about the sub sectors of tech relative to the s&p 500, the big news yesterday and friday was that the s&

he returns to the woods and burns sarah's body in a fridge. later, it's dumped in water.his wife and children, just days after he'd left sarah's remains there. sarah's family remained so dignified as they told the court about sarah and about what they had lost. her father and sister asked couzens, who had his head bowed, to face them. couzens started shaking. mr everard told him, "sarah was handcuffed and unable to defend herself. this preys on my mind all the time. i can never forgive you for taking sarah away from us. all my family want is sarah back. you have broken our hearts." couzens has still never explained what exactly happened that night. a police officer betraying his uniform, a family left with no answers and without sarah, and a woman who had her life, herfuture, taken. 23 species have been declared extinct today by the us fish and wildlife service. the ivory billed woodpecker is among the species on the list, and before today only 11 species had been declared extinct since the project began. although the woodpecker and some other creatures proposed for remov

he returns to the woods and burns sarah's body in a fridge. later, it's dumped in water.alls the family vet as if nothing has happened. yeah, i was wondering if i could book my dog in for the vet, so i can have a discussion about her issues, please. he goes back again to the woods for a family trip with his wife and children, just days after he'd left sarah's remains there. sarah's family remained so dignified as they told the court about sarah and about what they had lost. her father and sister asked couzens, who had his head bowed, to face them. couzens started shaking. mr everard told him, "sarah was handcuffed and unable to defend herself. "this preys on my mind all the time. "i can never forgive you for taking sarah away from us. "all my family want is sarah back. "you have broken our hearts." her mother, susan, said... her sister told couzens. .. couzens has still never explained what exactly happened that night. a police officer betraying his uniform, a family left with no answers and without sarah, and a woman who had her life, herfuture, taken. and lucy is with m

let me turn to the coda wood. -- dakota wood. you are the editor for the index of u.s. military strength, which -- am i right -- the only one available to the public on the u.s. military? dakota: it is a globally unique products, there is nothing else literally on the planet where a country will talk about the status of its military power. our index tries to convey that about the u.s. military to the taxpayers who pay for it. really proud of it, fully accessible on the website. it is fully referenced. almost 2000 footnotes, if you are a real academic geek, you can see where we derive our information from here dr. guelzo: footnotes are -- information from. dr. guelzo: footnotes are a work of art. that is an extremely valuable tool. will you tell us again the url? dakota: heritage.org/military will take you to a website where all of the material -- we are just wrapping up the eighth edition, which will be released october 20. the current candidate -- current edition and six previous editions are on there. we try to make it as accessible as possible to somebody who might b

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relinquishes control over her affair, and wood relinquishes control over heraffair, and in doing woodffair, and in doing so would give britney spears unfettered control over her life, herfinances and her health treatment. it would be something that fans have been campaigning for, for many years, some claiming, it was seen with some accuracy, that britney spears was being held against her will under the terms of this arrangement. we will watch _ terms of this arrangement. we will watch to _ terms of this arrangement. we will watch to see what happens next. thanks, david. stay with us on bbc news, still to come... we'll be hearing from one ofjim henson�*s muppets — about why his creator is being honoured with a blue plaque. freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! the

the monster came out of the woods and grabbed her. and killed her.hat, i can't wrap my brain around. >> no. twice, in five months. and the victims, very similar. >> blonde, blue eyed, riding a bike, in a city park. >> and after? kids in tacoma lost the freedom to roam alone, just like that. turns on a dime, after jenni. >> yes, it did. it was immediate. >> we couldn't go down the street and play with friends anymore. >> chaperoned everywhere. >> yeah. >> because there was evil out there. a man, a monster, who needed to be found. everybody, it seemed, wanted to help the police. >> at one point, i think we were up to nine or ten binders full of just tips. and it was everything from i saw a strange person in the park, that day. to my neighbor has got issues. >> police released another sketch of a possible suspect. a man, in his 20s, wearing mirrored sunglasses. that tip led to the man who drove this van. >> he was familiar with point defiance. he was familiar with the five-mile drive. >> they took a good, hard look at him. but dead end. >> dead end. >>

i'm roy wood, jr., and this has been "cp time." remember, we're for the culture.och is it spelled with an h? >> trevor: when we come back, international superstar davido will be joining me on the show. you don't want to miss it. you have all the ingredients for this in your fridge but ask yourself this... of all the times you've made it at home... has it ever tasted like our mcmuffin? ♪ba da ba ba ba.♪ kinder bueno? woooooow. it's crispy. it's creamy. it's not your average chocolate bar. smooth milk chocolate, crispy wafer and creamy hazelnut filling. it's kinder bueno. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a lon

out of wood. roxana siberi.orter: at the construction site in london, you may notice something missing. >> we have a lot less concrete and steel here. >> reporter: that's because these days they rely almost entirely on what is called mass timber. planks of wood glued together and stacked to hold greater weight at higher heights. when you finish this other 10 story complex four years ago, it was the world's tallest building made of mass timber. >> the timber holds everything up. the brick is just to look nice. >> reporter: but now it's getting dwarfed by other projects from norway to canada and the u.s. why use timber? >> it's about climate change for us. it's about reducing the amount of carbon that we build with. we need to find viable alternatives to create and steel. >> reporter: for the past century and a half, steel, iron and cement haveshaped our buildings and trees absorb greenhouse gases as they grow and store them, even like this. >> it's glued together in small pieces and this is incredibly strong inte

we are still not out of the woods.need them to put in the rest of the funds we need, just under $50 billion that we need, and it will save millions of jobs. greg: when i talk to restaurant owners in canada, there were supports put in place, some of them were loans. they say that is all good and well to get us to this point, but now we are still struggling and we have debt that we were not preparing for. could this be a breaking point? caroline: restaurants around me are closing left and right. it seems like we are getting out of this, things are back to normal, people are dining in restaurants, but between the delta variants, these whether happenings, new york just got flooded, new jersey. poor new orleans. those restaurant tours are really feeling the pain. it is true, that money that is loaned, it is debt. we have put off paying that rent to our landlords. we have been taking out loans, people have been taking out second mortgages to keep their businesses afloat. without a recovery ahead, significant revenues coming

it was like what happened. >> it borders this park and wooded area. those with the district would leave wildlife brought -- believe wildlife brought it to the school. >> the exterminators, raccoons coming from those areas. maybe bringing those fleas. >> the district has chosen to close on thursday and friday to clean the school. they will rip out any carpets that may have acted as breeding grounds. good news to wilson, who is frustrated teachers had to threaten not to show up to get help. >> the treatments haven't had the desired effect, at least not as quickly as we would like. we decided to step up our game. >> wilson hopes it doesn't happen again. >> they were covered in fleas from their shoulders down to their ankles. more fleas than i had ever seen. i had never seen any like that. it was apocalyptic. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> sounds terrible. in marin county, people lined up at the first booster vaccination site for the county. across the country, pleading with people who still have not gotten their first shots. morgan norwood has more from t

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. >> reporter: husband and wife realtors megan and jason woods sold the elwoods their house. >> livingiving in south central montana is all about being close to the mountains and having the access to the river and the desert and some of the other nice outdoor activities. >> reporter: like many mid-size cities, billings is experiencing a pandemic real estate boom. >> pre-pandemic in 2019 there was about 3 1/2 months' worth of inventory sitting on the market. today we have about three weeks' worth of inventory. >> houses are moving very quickly here. so you have three, four, five days to get an offer in and get an offer accepted. >> reporter: while still less expensive than many cities, prices are going up. the average single-family home price in billings and the surrounding area was 376,248 bucks in june, up almost 28% from a year earlier. and it seems new homes can't be built quickly enough to keep up with the demand. almost all the homes in this subdivision, which range from $350,000 to $700,000, are already sold. >> we've got these barn doors here which lead into the laundry room and