. >> kelly, there's no way to sugar coat this. it's bad when it comes to the food, and you mentioned since 1979 that is a 11% year on year increase for the food component of cpi, and if you look at some of the individual components you can see why people feel the sticker shock and it's staples that consume on a daily basis that, and you're talking about a 26 26% rise in the cost of butter 20% for eggs and coffee. those are items that we key on and that's the reason why it feels so much worse. if you're looking for signs of possible relief and we know this could be the journey of 1,000 miles when it comes to inflation and it could be a single step. if you look some of the month on month decreases and there were actually some decreases in certain meat products and beef products like steak and roast, uncooked ones fell in value, fell in price between the months of june and july and look at other food items like seafood, certain seafood products did frankfurters when it came to processed meat down 6% there are certain pockets, kelly w

kelly earlier this summer was sentenced to 30 years because of that trial. so it's a lot to deep track of and it's worth noting he's also still facing charges that are pending in illinois and minnesota so this likely won't even be the last trial. as far as what's been happening today and what's gotten a lot of the headlines and r. kelly's team asked the judge to let them excuse anyone who had seen, if you remember, what's called "surviving r. kelly." a lot of us saw it or saw press about it. the judge said today, you know what? so many people saw it i don't think you can excuse them automatically, but you can question them about it and kind of say, like, it you watch every episode, did you watch every minute and were you interested in it. so far by our account they have close to 90 people and only seven of them said they saw the series, but it is a big point of conversation today during this jury selection process. >> maggie vespa, thank you very much for that. >>> one year since the fall of kabul and the taliban takeover. the new crisis now unfolding in afg

i'm tyler matheson kelly will be back in just a sec. here's what's ahead on a busy friday a new survey says half -- half of all u.s. companies plan to cut jobs and others hiking pay and we'll take a look at the uneven jobs market at this make or break moment and people are being asked to go back to work in office after labor day. generational plays and different generations have the same goal, to make money. our market pro has a list of stocks for the short, the medium and the long term. >> hi, everybody the s&p is on track to snap a four-week win streak and it's down 1% and 1.1. the dow is down 235 points and it's technically the outperformer and the nasdaq, the worst performer although off session lows and it's down 2%. the dollar index hitting a five-week high set to post its biggest weekly gain since 2020 general motors is reinstating its quarterly dividend which it suspended at the beginning of the pandemic and watching shares of gm, tyler, up almost 9% for the month. >> all right, kell, no doubt the market has had an impressive ru

kelly, the fbi now has their documents back i guess the big question tonight, is that it? was that their goal or to pursue charges? >> reporter: to be determined investigators must review what is inside all these boxes. is it enough government property has been returned the hard way will we learn why the former president kept these things the affidavit in this matter is still sealed and that contains much more about what investigators were pursuing and where this might lead. tom? >> all right still so many questions tonight. kelly o'donnell leading us off from the white house. >>> i want to bring in our justice correspondent ken dilanian kelly touched upon this in her story, but explain to our viewers what laws does the fbi suspect the former president has broken >> the warrant says the fbi was looking for documents connected to violations o three statutes one makes it illegal to destroy or conceal records in a federal investigation. a second prohibits the unlawful removal of government materials a third, the espionage act, makes it a crime to take national defense informa

thanks, kelly. if you're looking for proof we are in a recession you don't have to look further than the new york state empire manufacturing survey it gained attention today because of the eye-popping drop. the index falling 42 points to minus 31 the lowest since the pandemic the second lowest for the series which dates back to 2001 new orders and shipments plunged and while employment was up the net percentage planning to hire did decline. the work week was down but in one good development so were prices paid. this survey is not the most followed or important but is the first of the fed manufacturing surveys for august and generally in the month so it can lead the way. other regional indices fell in july but not nearly as much as the new york feds did in august. friday's philly fed will be watched closely to see if it confirms the plunge. if it does it may mean manufacturing may have stopped on a dime in august. >> it is not like we usually say okay empire fed is a top level survey but these are al

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kelly, over to you. >> frank, thank you very much. speaking of the supply chain, why china's heat wave can bring even more disruptions. we'll delve into that on "power lunch" which begins righ ♪ ♪ >>> indeed it does, kelly. thank you very much, and welcome, everybody to "power lunch. i'm tyler matheson kelly will rejoin us in just a few seconds. another bad housing number this morning, bad money existing home sales down 20% from last year we're going to hear from the man, robert schuler, k. schuler, that's the guy on how bad the housing slowdown will get. plus natural gas prices soaring again, up 28%. it's the summer! 165% this year and the nat gas stocks have seen similar huge gains. will prices head even higher heading into winter. those prices, kelly with more. >> the market is nervous today, too. the dow couldn't hold its gains and we are back down by 92 points and the s&p up two and the nasdaq up 24 the chip names are the best performers in tech right now on semi, again, a big gain. this one's up 35% in the past month and we'

you know, i just want to, i want to pass that over to robert kelly. was there something you wanted to add? add to that? i think 1st, the 1st reason that warning believes that there are some rationality in the weapons . lasting states is about 75 years of restraint and not using them. if we look at the enter, the introduction that you gave, someone said the large countries are down about $3000.00 weapons. i think they're more like 330000 weapons just been removed from the russian american stockpiles. and if we look at what countries are growing their stockpiles today, the largest growth is in pakistan, and pakistan will surpass or the kingdom and france fairly soon in being or the 4th largest weapon states, no matter what kind of label on them. so if you're worried about who's increasing their stockpiles or news, dictating militaristic, lee, i'm sorry, media followed shortly by the p r k. yeah, i want to talk about north korea, because you can't really have a discussion about nuclear nonproliferation without talking about north korea. how does the, the

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kelly's coffin. griff: what do you make, andrew, of the defense, r. kelly's defense team. they're not really pushing back on her story, it appears. >> yeah, you know, you have to be careful in these sexual assault bases because you can't beat the victim up too bad, but i think they're going to get into more of the weeds with her or at least her background at a later time. it's kind of a scorched earth defense policy. they're going to say some horrible things about her. they're going to say that she got paid and they attack the victims and one difficult things for prosecutors to overcome. they do, the defense attorneys go on a scorched earth policy, legal attack in these cases. griff: andrew, how difficult was the jury selection in a case like this, considering r. kelly was just sentenced to 30 years in a new york courtroom for similar situation? >> yeah, i mean, griff, think about it. i think most of the public has already reached a conclusion with respect to r. kelly's guilt or innocence. you have that documentary, that a lot of people saw. you had his music, that portray

but the abouey alstly's mark kelly's own record . this guy got elected got by promising arizonans he was going to be an independent.y right. proent an be a moderate. welld rate., two years later, lt his voting record and i'm sorry to say, oops h, he lied to us .s this guy's in the senate just voting in lockstepp to to approe joe biden's failed agenda. you know, rachel , i thinkfail e d, m shouldark ke be ashamed. d mark kelly should have his left wing voting record and actually maybe he is ashamed, mayb. whye that's why he hides i voters. nobody ever sees this guy ins g. arizona. is the but whatpr we do see in arizona of course, is th e price atices the gas pump. thethe skyrocketing prices atri the grocery store. we see the crime rising. we see the the consequences of joe biden's open border. people know here that joe biden has failed and they're learning has failed and they're learning kelly has donecons more than ane bolly has donecons more than ane to drag this country injoe bi the wrong direction. that's why we're going to makede

kelly, are you getting out much? i have an injured ankle. >> i'm not doing much. >> neither of us are getting out much. >> the important thing we have to focus on is inventory the -- you saw the walmart and target off the inventory and what kind of fresh inventory are you going to have as you get into the holidays and everyone will cut back and they'll try to get their inventories in line and it's important that you have the fashion and the freshness if it's in the apparel space or the newness in other categories. you've got to have that for the holidays i think you'll have a healthy holiday season you asked about where the consumer money is coming from. you still have several trillion dollars offen k incremental savs and the high-end consumer feels good and the bottom quintile, but overall youstill have very healthy spending going on especially since gas prices are coming down. >> i have a lot of friends and family going to weddings and traveling. >> people are getting out. >> steve, it's always great to see you. yo

"the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now. >> thank you, frank. do you sell? and if so, what do you sell right now? stocks are pulling back today. the nasdaq hit the hardest that's because it's also had the biggest boundback. apple is up 32% in two months, only 5% below its record highs one technician set the run is done >>> and we try to makes sen of conflicting economic data, some numbers pointing that a slowdown, and still other just keep trucking along. how about the fed with those minutes react to it all? >>> and in "ens exchange" bj's, kohl's, and first to dominic which you. >> kelly, it was going to be bad in the beginning, but it goat progressively worse, but now we're in the middle of the trading range. now the dow industrials are down 176 points, 0.75 for the broader s&p 500, 4272 the last trait there. if you look at the nasdaq deposit, that's been the epicenter of a lot of the volatility at the highs of the session we were still down 94 points. at the lows of the session, down 239, to give you an idea so in the middle of that range-ish, but tilling

. >> hi, everybody i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour, stocks are surging after a lighter than expected inflation report. that's the good news the bad news is we're seeing the weakest productivity report for any expansion in post-war history. what does it mean for the economy? we'll discuss. the discussion has already started carter worth went short the xle and long the broader market that bet paid off. he's closing that position today. we ask him where he's putting it next and earnings are going to be reported today, so we'll get you set up first, dom chu has the latest numbers. >> as kelly pointed out it's a very strong day for the markets overall. maybe no surprise, it gives you an idea that the path of least resistance too on the up side. they got a bit of good news, but it's very bad, but maybe it's a sign of things getting better. nasdaq with 2.5% gains there even the s&p 500 almost re-claiming 4200 it did up, nearly 2% gains there. 1.5% gains for the dow industrials. if you are looking for a place you can see in th

i'm tyler matheson kelly will join us in just a sec. here's what's ahead on a busy monday a major economic bill passing the senate and we will look at what it could mean for the economy, corporate america and taxpayers like you we'll dig into the industries that could be most impacted like evs, solar and health care a major revenue warning from nvidia the company expects a decline in orders for its gaming customers. what does it mean for the chip industry which is still struggling with the effects of a shortage and we'll get into that and a lot more kelly? >> tyler, thank you. hi, everybody. let's take a quick look at nvidia as we kick things off and this market tells a lot of the market story down 8% after that warning dragging down a lot of the other chip names, as well and the smh down about 2% rid now and the other fighting back the components more toward positive territory and the nasdaq as a whole, pretty much shaking it off and the dow and the s&p with gains that disappeared earlier and the dow was up 300 points and we turned low

we appreciate it >> thanks, kelly, we'll miss you. have a great maternity leave >> thank you don't miss a cnbc special battle for the consumer hosted by our own courteney reagan she'll break down this week's earnings, the spending data, try to find what it all means for the consumer from here that's tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, a special edition of three buys and a bail to cap off this busy week of retail earnings and with the xrt on pace for its best month in a year and a half, our traders have some opportunities for investors. >>> but first, new data from nielson suggests that viewers watched more on streaming than on cable for the first time ever last month does it mark a turning point in the media landscape? we'll debate and as we head to break, here's a quick check on the market, where we're still seeing the worst performance, the dow down half a percent and that ten-year yield up at 297. we're back after this. for your consideration, the world's most innovative eyewear, turboflex. turboxflex frames are engineered

this is kelly montague on kelly montague day. kelly just was a style he rocked. he would always have this kind of tank top, backpack, usually had the old school head phones. >> there it is. the real picture. shoutout to kelly montague day. the shoutout to kelly and to garfield high school in seattle. in fact, our alma mater is known for the alumni like jimi hendrix and quincy jones. this weekend garfield is actually celebrating the centennial in seattle. so happy 100 birthday to that great public high school and shoutout to the bulldogs as we used to say back in the day any dogs in the house true dogs. i realize unlike some lyrics that is not a reference for everybody out. there but it is something we said. now nardwuar also asked me about another topic i've never been asked before. and this quick moment touching on conservative media. >> who is the fox version of you? >> ooh. sno. >> no disrespect but i don't think they have one. >> honest answer. now a classic lyric that says people never get the flowers and they can still smell them. if you admire somebody, be

between trump and kelly but kelly says those are the heroes. in our society there is only one group of people more heroic than they are and they are buried over at arlington. trump says in response i don't want them. it doesn't look good for me. susan, time and again this sounds like what a dictator would say and how a dictator would act. >> that is exactly right. actually, just not that long after that conversation with kelly there was another meeting in the oval office we recount in the new yorker excerpt in which the vice chairman of the joint chiefs at that time, trump again brings up the parade and wants a military parade and salva says, sir, i grew up in portugal when it was a military dictatorship and i have to tell you that kind of parade is not what we do here in america. you know, that is what dictators do. trump basically said yeah. that's still what i want. >> he always wanted to see tanks rolling down constitution avenue. just so absurd. and the book also takes us to the days after the lafayette square incident when authorities for

>> all right kelly o'donnell leading us off tonight. kelly, thank you with that new reporting, i want to bring in justice correspondent ken dilanian we can't lose the magnitude of this moment walk us through this move by the justice department >> this appears to be a first, tom legal experts are unaware of any other time in history when a former president's house was searched by law enforcement agents to get the warrant, the fbi had to convince a federal judge there was evidence of a crime inside trump's florida residence. but even before that, justice department officials had to mak the decision that such a controversial move was the best way to obtain what they were looking for. the doj is not commenting it is all but certain this search would have been approved by the attorney general himself who decided that simply asking for the documents, or demanding them with a subpoena, wasn't going to work. tom? >> and ken, because the home of a former president was searched, the big question tonight is, does this mean trump is likely to be ch

that is kelly jensen. thank you for joining us. kelly: thank you for having me. ♪ amna: let's return to our ongoing coverage of guns in america. a new poll finds most americans -- 71% -- believe gun laws should be stricter, and one in five say that either they, a family member, or a close friend has experienced gun violence or been threatened by it in the past five years. among black americans, that number jumps to more than 50 percent. at the same time, 60% say it's still important that people can own guns for personal protection. when it comes to gun deaths in america, suicide is still the leading cause. william brangham recently went to wyoming -- the state with the highest suicide rate -- to look at a movement trying to change the conversation around mental health and firearms. a warning -- this story contains details about suicides that some viewers may find disturbing. andrea: i didn't know there was a oblem with cowboys and suicide. william: at grace for 2 brothers, a suicide prevention group in cheyenne, andrea and molly

"the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now. >> thank you, frank. hi, everybody, happy friday. as we close out another positive week, we are in fact on the first four-week win streak for the market since that peak back in september the nasdaq is now up 20% since the mid-june lows. new data out shows a more optimistic consumer. we'll dig into all the numbers to see if this rally can hold. and we'll get a trader's take on how to play the rally amid rising rates plus europe's energy crisis facing new challenges. a historic drought plaguing the ka continent. the rivers are so low they can't get ships through with food and fuel we're going to get a live report the dow up 273 points, about0. of 1%. so the blue chips are somewhat lagging but the s&p is up a nice 1% and the nasdaq is up 1.3% as it continues its leadership since that recent low. the semi stocks are among the outperformers. all gaining 3% or more you can see an semi is up 8% energy the only sector moving lower with crude down 2% that's got chevron, diamondback, halliburton, coterra with modest declines take a look at the

>> hi, kelly, thanks for having me on. yeah, look, i think when we look at consumer spending patterns, you know, i think we're very proud of the fact that we are the only live events marketplace that has a rewards program for every single fan, and we're continuing to see strength in the business as folks, i think, try to move towards experiential things over materialistic things we just reported in the second quarter the largest numbers of orders we've ever done in a quarter, and i think that speaks to the strength of the business and also consumers' desire to go to live events. >> why is it that norwegian is out there saying they're not going to go back to prepandemic levels for another year, stocks get hit today. what's the difference between showing up to a concert and booking a cruise >> yeah, look, i would tell you when we look at our business, you know, the underlying strengths of, you know, artists wanting to get back out there and tour, the teams wanting to get fans in the stands, and then just the fans' desire to

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kelly, this new bulletin to law enforcement contains some pretty specific threat warnings, right? >> it really does. and the fbi and homeland security intelligence shows threats pointing to specific official targets with types of weapons to be used mentioned in this chatter. so part of the guideline, i'm told, to law enforcement is about signs for suspect behavior that should put law enforcement on alert hallie >> kelly o'donnell, live for us at the white house. thank you. >>> with officials on high alert, a scary scene playing out overnight near the capitol. a man crashing his car into a barricade and then opening fire. >> reporter: tonight, d.c. law enforcement on high alert. capitol police say 29-year-old delaware resident richard york killed himself after plowing his car into a capitol barricade early sunday morning >> a powerful explosion heard at 318 east capitol street northeast. >> reporter: the chilling aftermath revealed after sunrise. you can still see the scorch marks where this car erupted into flames at this then unmanned barricade between the library of congress and

kelly is set to begin in chicago. a key witness in a child porn case will testify she and kelly had sex on camera when she was just 14 years old. in 2008 they acquitted r. kelly in a similar case when the same key witness did not testify. >>> a u.s. delegation will meet with taiwanese leaders. this comes on the heels of nancy pelosi's controversial visit to . for more news download the cbs news on your app or cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston. >>> violent threats. the fbi and homeland security warning federal law enforcement agents are the target following the search and seizure of former president trump's mar-a-lago home. >> i'm elise preston. the threats include a dirty bomb and calls for an armed rebellion. >>> also tonight, why the former president says those seized documents should be returned to him, and washington weighs in. >> just want to get to the truth, that's it, objective truth. >> it's a problem. it's a major problem. >>> also, zelenskyy's warning. >> reporter: i'm charlie d'agata in souther

again, it has to do with mark kelly, the incumbent democrat seeking re-election. democrats need kelly to win to hold on to the united states senate, to really have a chance to hold on to the united states senate. this is a crucial race for democrats to win. remember, it was a biden state in 2020, arizona, but the margin was .03 of one point and given where biden stands in the polls right now, given how mid-term elections play out. they usually favor the opposition party, work against the white house party, kelly on paper is a extremely vulnerable incumbent. the question is if the republicans nominate this trump-aligned slate top to bottom in arizona, does that give the swing voters who might otherwise turn on an incumbent like kelly in a year like 2022, does that give them pause and does that keep them from voting for republicans, and does that give kelly a chance in arizona, a better chance in arizona, and does that give democrats a better chance of hanging on to the united states senate? so it will be really interesting to watch these republican primaries play o

i know there was a george because it was kelly and fitzpatrick and then she became kelly and conway so something happened clearly. and that something was george. so i got the back story on george. george also went to law school, he's a lawyer like kelly and conway. he worked at a very prestigious firm. he was a partner. he was wealthy and well off you were alsowealthy and well off . he had a beautiful wife in new york. sportscenter brought you two together. i'm a little ijealous of all the games you went to, i'm not going to talk about that but seriously, the man took you to all the best games and not just the world series but the super bowl. come on, he has good taste and treated you very well. >> this is also in addition to your married, you're in love. i'm reading about the pregnancy y the twins. i know i've never been pregnant but did george throws a party and then announces that on mother's day that you two were expecting twins. and then he was in the hospital. he was with you at every birth, barely made it at the last birth. and you guys barely made it, but this is your friend. y

joining us live is senior managing director is kelly h hardy, thanks for being here kelly. >> thanks so much for having me. >> first let's talk about california ranking 33rd among states when it comes to child well-being. that does seem a bit surprising for some people. what does the study look at when it comes to getting to that ranking? >> sure, so the foundation that looks at 16 different data sets across economics, child health, education -- things like low birth rate, child poverty, etc. and compiles them all and comes up with rankings for all 50 states and how they are doing in supporting children in their state. and as you said people are sometimes surprised that california doesn't come out looking so great. we consider ourselves to be the top in technology, environment and we are not doing as well in supporting children. >> this is a study that is released every year. how have we done year to year then? the pandemic had a big role in this. >> absolutely. the pandemic has been as we know a very tough impact on children and everybody across all the states. over time california

kelly. kelly: it absolutely does, lauren. it's tripling on a number of fronts and impact on the trucker and end consumer. you mention $5 a gallon. i want to show you what it is at this truck stop. $5 would be a relief. $6.19 a gallon and i want to contextualize what that means and it's two 150-gallon tanks and that costs over $1500 every single time. that's a 54% increase versus last year and at this station, that means shelling out near $1900, it's a huge squeeze about these drivers, especially when they own and operate their own truck. >> i talked to a driver that quit to go do his own thing with a leasing company, he's paying like $4 or $5,000 a week in fuel. >> that quotients a lot of our money for our business because everything's going to fuel. >> prices are most definitely going to go up and inflation is going to keep climbing at i would say a pretty steady and drastic rate. kelly: that's because diesel is known for inflation and goods stores and department stores and grocery stores and price of diesel goes up so will

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kelly? >> thank you, everybody. the dow right now up just shy of 300 points the s&p 500 up 50. that is 1.2% the nasdaq up 1.5% it has been leading the way since the lows really so have the small cap russell 2,000. up 4.4% as well for the week a strong performance they're over to the 2,000 mark chip stocks higher as well higher on semis now, applied materials, 5% teradyne short of. that and easy go up almost 17% charge point up 14%. plug power up more than 6% ty >> thanks very much. inflation concerns easing just a bit this week following the cpi and ppi reports. today we learned that consumer expectations for inflation over the next year tick down to 5% last month from 5.2% our next guest writing about peak prices in an op-ed piece. ron insana is a cnbc senior analyst and commentator and senior adviser to schroeder's north america. and also with us, cnbc contributor michael farr ron, let me begin with your theories on inflation. you say transitory is a word that you can safe i had use again

let's bring in correspondent kelly o'donnell at the white house. kelly, is the white house saying anything about its strategy headed into the midterms? >> reporter: well good to be with you, mika. and if you hear noise, that is fitting with the situation because there is always political noise and trying to cut through that for the white house has been a challenge. and these numbers show that the sort of slow, steady wind in their face approach that the biden white house has been dealing with is for this moment producing some dividends. so they are looking at this as trying to create a stark choice for voters come midterm election time. and to use some of the legislative wins that the president has racked up, some of those were bipartisan, some like thein nation reduction act, democrats only. and then bigger issues that have taken place. roe v. wade being overturned, how people have responded to that with what happened in kansas, where voters showed up and made a big statement about wanting access to abortion in that state. so, they are looking at

then came super sub chloe kelly, at first missing england needed to regroup. then came super sub chloe kelly, at first missing england needed to regroup. then blasting in herfirst international goal and the one that landed it for england. her celebration earned her a booking, no doubt worth it as it looks set to become one of the most iconic images of modern women's sport, encompassing this epic win months after recovering from an acute knee injury. chanting. after many years of hurt, the relief was palpable. all tournament, we've had so much support from our friends, and it's really incredible and i think we did an incrediblejob, so proud of the team, players, team but staff and support from the fa, i think we need a couple of days to realise what we have done. the question now is will it move this and other women's sports on. will they get the recognition so many say they need and now truly deserve? mark lobel, bbc news. well thousands of fans gathered around tv screens in bars, restaurants, halls and squares right across the country to watch the match and s

r kelly's federal trial in chicago will enter its 3rd week. the singer facing child and obstruction of justice charges. 2 of kelly's associates are also on trial, accused of concealing his misdeeds during friday's testimony. one of kelly's most prominent longtime accusers took the stand. she broke down during cross-examination from kelly's defense attorney who pointed to conflicting statements she's made over the years. in the south bay, a small plane completed a forced landing near watsonville. this happened saturday afternoon, according to the federal aviation administration, a single engine cessna c one 72 made a forced landing at men rest of state beach. 3 people were aboard the aircraft, but no injuries were reported. the faa has opened an investigation into the incident earlier this month. kron 4 reported on a plane collisian at watsonville airport that took the lives of 3 people. in southern california, eastbound interstate 10 fully reopened over the weekend after being washed out by flash flooding last week. eastbound lanes east of cor

we should learn more kate >> kelly o'donnell following all of it at the white house. thank you. >>> just breaking tonight, amid those concerns over the safety of fbi agents, the end of a violent confrontation involving the fbi and an armed suspect stephanie gosk is in cincinnati with late details there. what are you learning about the suspect involved >> kate, just moments ago we learned that the suspect is dead after that standoff in a corn field two officials familiar with the matter tell nbc news his name was ricky walter schiffer and he was at the capitol on january 6th. state police tell us they tried to negotiate with him and use nonlethal methods. but when he pulled his gun, they fired. >> reporter: tonight in ohio, a violent hour's long standoff is over after authorities cornered a man who tried to break into the fbi building in cincinnati. >> he succumbed to his injuries at the scene. >> reporter: at 9:15, this morning the man entered the visitor's screening area in the fbi field office wielding an ar-15 style rifle and nail gun which he fired at people accor

. >> two big stories today, kelly. first retail relief and secondly another midday rally it keeps chugging along. let me show you the retail stocks today guess what is on the leaderboard on the s&p 500 walmart. number one home depot and target are also up there on the leaderboard. walmart earnings beat comp sales accelerated. they love seeing that. sequentially, highlighted very strong back-to-school season that is very good news home depot also beat they reiterated their full year guidance though we have a slowing market. the bottom line is some relief here that the consumer is still holding up you see target and tjx also on the upside for the overall markets another rally the middle of the day. happened yesterday s&p 500 breaking out to the highest levels really since the end of april and early may. look at the steady move up ever since we bottomed june 16th. why are we rallying so much? because the apocalypse has not materialized three main issues that have prevented the apocalypse from happening. first inflation is

kelly came to me and mark kelly is such a brilliant person. he gave me geological approach and the hydraulics of what's going on and why they have to do something. it really convinced me. we put language in there to balance it out because it went all the way to california. it is balanced now. >> [indiscernible] >> the election is the profession we are in. there's nothing pretty about it. how do we get back? we did an awful lot of things in a bipartisan way. it's hard. i thought we could have done this one, but basically they want going to touch the tax code. they were going to protect the 2017 tax bill they had and all i said was make adjustments to the 15% minimum. i'm not bringing a new tax in. we didn't do any of that whatsoever. we couldn't get that done the 15% minimum and that's why that broke down as far as the bipartisan energy bill. >> you said you couldn't get there on build back better. there are democrats saying -- [indiscernible] we will get there on childcare. >> they won't get there on my vote. those are large policy changes. ma

what was the tone like inside the room, kelly? >> reporter: we are hearing from the office of the attorney general, they say letitia james was there to be present and the investigation goes on. from the trump side, despite all the recriminations from the trump side, they say it was cordial and the former president put on social media it was all very professional kate >> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> wall street had a big day. the major indices up sharply because of the better than expected news on inflation. prices in july rose 8.5% over last year but compared to june overall prices were unchanged. cost of gas has dropped 57 days in a row, nationwide averaging $4.01 gallon but in the checkout aisle, grocery prices are still up biggest annual increase since 1979. tom costello now with what it means to you >> reporter: on a hot and steamy summer day, word that inflation remains hot but may be losing steam was welcomed news at the white house. >> jobs are booming, americans are working. we're seeing some signs that inflation may be

fed chief j powell warning economic pain, but the fed will do next with jpmorgan strategist david kelly. later drought conditions around the country causing business disruptions and lost profits. we will look at the problems and opportunities for investors. we begin as always with three things investors should be thinking about right now. market selloff. stocks got slammed after fed chief jerome powell took a stance on inflation and caught investors by surprise. rising mortgage rates are pulling the housing market and showing up in prices. home heating prices are surging again. what to expect this winter and energy stocks to consider. on "barron's roundtable," andrew bary, megan casella. megan:it's doing okay and there was a lot of chaos. what happened? andrew: jerome powell happened. the miami times, research notes this week, he was more hawkish than expected and the market was not ready for that. i don't think the market was ready for brevity either. he finished his talk at 10:10, the market was hanging in adhesive abruptly stopped and the market immediately tagged 10-11. carleton: we

kristina >> thank you, kelly. you set it up really nicely because that's exactly how i want to start the conversation with hassan. we hear about the slowdown across the board, but companies like yours nxp semi say it doesn't affect us because our bread and butter are autos are you seeing cracks in that now? >> the auto segment is 67% of the revenue. it's solid we have a lot of long term supply agreements that have signed up with the customers that give us the visibility and the confidence for us to invest in facilities like where i am today. we have talked in the last call about softness in other markets and we've been proactive about that it's nothing to hike from. >> what do you mean by proactive? >> we started on the manufacturing side we reduced a little bit on the manufacturing intensity that goes into those markets and we shifted to the extent we can into the auto and industrial which we see strength. >> you mentioned the long term agreements and the ev revolution, i should say, and that's something that wou

number one, who will mark kelly's republican opponent be? blake masters is running with the endorsement of donald trump. he has been leading in the polls. so masters come into today's primary as the favorite. but the other dynamic in arizona that's interesting here is there are several other trump aligned candidates. kari lake has backed trump's claims about the 2020 elections. she's led in the polling in advance of this primary. she well could be the republican nominee for governor of arizona. also, the race for secretary of state, the chief election official in arizona. we usually don't cover these too much in primaries. obviously, in the wake of the 2020 election, we have seen secretary of state's offices are very important. here is mark finchem, state legislature, running for republican nomination for secretary of state in arizona. he, too, has echoed trump's claims about the 2020 election and has trump's endorsement. it raises the possibility you could have three trump-backed candidates running on the ticket in arizona this november. it

kelly. >> i was just going to ask, todd, as well, whether you glean any kind of broader market signals from this. >> when you get concentration risk like this, you need to do your homework and understand what's going on within the indices, right they can mask internal strength, internal weakness. we've seen some of these technical indicators, 50 day start to signal momentum surges, and so that's where it comes in handy to look beyond the top ten names to really understand if the indices are lying to us about strength or if there's really something going on here. >> i think it's a good point, todd even if you're investing in an index fund even if you're investing in an actively managed fund, you need to know what the fund owns and oh, by the way, it was not so long ago, was it, bob, that energy shares made up a very high percentage of the s&p 500, like 15% or something like that. it's not that now, but it used to be a lot more so you were in an energy heavy market if you bought the s&p index. >> that's why you want to hone an index remember back in 2000, tyler, you're exactly right what

i'm joined now by former astronaut scott kelly. he's a veteran of four space flights and commanded the international space station on three expeditions. thank you forjoining us on the programme. there aren't many people who have been on that launch pad, you are one of them, a0 minutes shy of left off, what is going through the astronaut�*s mind, the engineers, all the people that have put their blood, sweat and tears into this for so many years. t blood, sweat and tears into this for so many years-— so many years. i actually have that articular so many years. i actually have that particular launch _ so many years. i actually have that particular launch pad _ so many years. i actually have that particular launch pad 39 _ so many years. i actually have that particular launch pad 39 b - so many years. i actually have that particular launch pad 39 b at - so many years. i actually have that particular launch pad 39 b at the i particular launch pad 39 b at the kennedy space center which used to be a shuttle launch. this rocker didn't

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filling in for kelly today is caroline rhea.