julia: there was really nothing not to like. both household and payroll numbers showed really big employment gains, upward revisions to prior months, broad-based across sectors. solid but not scary wage gains. narrowing disparities, falling unemployment. good news across-the-board. matt: are we then positioned for really good numbers when we get kids going back to school, when we get the end of unappointed benefits, at the end of the summer when people will be more motivated to get jobs? julia: we will definitely be in this range for a couple months. i think we are already seeing that, we saw participation improve in july. participation increased in july, too. we do expect those forces that you cited to be additional tailwinds to the recovery in labor force, recovery in jobs. two areas that we saw strong, state and local governments, teachers in particular, leisure and hospitality workers. those two sectors still have room to run and this is the season they do their hiring into the fall. it should be good news for a few more mon

julia: first, let's talk about the risk there. officials said earlier that hydrogen tanks used to cool the filled with water as a precaution, because presumably there is a risk of explosion. now, this power plant is the biggest thermal power plant here in the larr province. it provides energy for about 800,000 people in the area here. itperates using coalnd fuel oil. now, if this power plant is gone,e canxpect massive eltricity ortages the area in the coming days. electricity was already very problematic today. many air-conditioning systems are not working properly. and it is incredibly hot here in southern turkey right now, some 40 degrees celsius. brent: and there is concern, julia, that so many hectares of forest have been destroyed in turkey by these fires that the turkish government may not have the means to replace all the trees that have been lost. what are you hearing? julia: the true extent of the damage done to nature here by the wildfires is not known yet. nobody knows. what people are estimating that at least 100,000 h

right now, we start strong with julia coronado. her calls coming out of the financial crisis were absolutely extraordinary. she was way out front on the glide path of gdp to an underperformance in 2008 and 2009. thank you so much for joining us. let's do gdp before we do powell. do we underestimate the glide path to a lower level on this boom economy? are we setting ourselves up for a shock of lower potential gdp and growth? julia: i think that we still have reasons for optimism. the fiscal developments were just discussing suggest fiscal policy, even though a 10 year infrastructure package is fundamentally different from a gigantic cash stimulus, it is still a tailwind for growth, and one that will be supported for a long time. that is a direct contrast to the years after the great recession when fiscal policy went from supportive to restrictive very quickly and stayed restrictive for years. that was a headwind the fed had to battle in terms of supporting the economy and getting back to full employment. we are gliding down, moving

maybe there would be nobody who would come to her rescue however julia's clearly admired her. so here for the first time was a man who really valued her talent and they think that speaks a lot to what she fell in love with. i think it was a very physical passion actually as well on both sides but i have to say ethel being valued and admired must have been very heady stuff and although they became a unit i still think that apple had learned that ultimately what she made of her life was going to be her decision because her father was weak. he couldn't stand up for her and her mother had never listened to her. had never praised her and never made her feel valued. so that was really very important and by the time julia's and ethel had children themselves in 1943, michael was born in 47, apple was absolutely determined to be the best mother she absolutely could. i think one of the things that really motivated to ethel was distancing herself from her mother's family. it became corrosive once she saw how david and his wife ruth had betrayed them but even before that i think what appl

i'm deirdre bosa with jon fortt and julia boorstin carl is off this week. today, amazon partners with affirm as the buy now, pay later craze continues. affirm shares up nearly 40% this morning. then fubo tv gets into gaming as streamers have to get creative to retain eyeballs later inside the app store, apple and google facing regulation in south korea and here at home the profits sent, how they share them under scrutiny. >> we're keeping close watch on tropical storm ida and we'll be live on the ground in new orleans this hour all as stocks move to the upside, fresh intraday highs this morning for the s&p and nasdaq >> and that is where we begin at tech stocks and the market mike santoli is looking at how much is left in the tachknk for this rally >> plenty on the nasdaq side of things, on a long-termer term basis, the nasdaq and s&p up 20% year to date go back a year ago, the big faang stocks were making a very climactic peek that led to a 10% correction not seeing the same kind of trajectory but that is interesting here is that the -- both the nasdaq com

carl quintanilla with jon fortt, deirdre bosa and julia boorstin. julia has warner bros. chair and ceo ann sarnoff in a moment. first, an update with dominic chu. >> here's what's happening at this hour. a small decline in jobless claims last week, but the 385,000 new applications for unemployment benefits is still high however, continuing claims fell to another pandemic era low. >>> the u.s. trade deficit jumped nearly 7% in june to more than $75 billion that's a new all time high, by the way. exports did rise slightly, but imports grew nine times as quickly. >>> and insurance giant cigna falling 13% in trading so far. its second quarter results topped forecasts the company doubled this year's expected profit impact from covid-19 cigna gave full year earnings guidance below analyst consensus estimates. >>> spirit airlines is canceling 400 more flights today, about half of its schedule this according to air travel tracking sight flight aware. spirit now in the fifth day of heavy flight disruptions that stranded customers across the country. they canceled around 1700 fligh

julia mcfarland, abc news, london. kate: happening now, president biden and first lady jill biden are in delaware dover air force base attending the dignified transfer of the 13 american servicemembers killed in thursday's attack in afghanistan. this is video of them leaving for delaware earlier this morning. they met with the families of the service members before the transfer. officials say this is a solemn moment at a military ritual of receiving the remains of those killed in foreign combat. dozens of bay area families are asking the american government to rescue their loved ones from afghanistan. a reporter spoke to a residenttt who is afraid for her parents's safety after she says they were blacklisted by the taliban. >> in the last 10 years, the tables have turned. her parents helped her flee to the u.s. to go to college and be free. now, she is hoping she can do the same for them. time is ticking. on tuesday, u.s. military forces are set to leave afghanistan. do you believe that if your parents stay in afghanis

julia macfarlane joins us now. julia, with that air base in qatar reaching max capacity, you're learning the biden administration is now exploring other options to fly out evacuees? >> reporter: right, whit. the white house, they're still finalizing agreements with countries even just to land the planes full of evacuees. and tonight, u.s. airlines have now been put on notice that the civil reserve air fleet could be activated, meaning commercial airlines could be compelled to assist evacuation efforts. the planes won't be flying into kabul, but to air bases around the world where evacuees are being taken. whit? >> still a massive task ahead. julia macfarlane, thank you. >>> meantime in washington, president biden with a last-minute change of plans, staying at the white house, canceling his weekend trip to his home in delaware. the president meeting with his national security team. the administration under fire as events continue to unfold. abc's maryalice parks is at the white house tonight. >> reporter: tonight, t

let's bring in julia mcfarlane. julia, the pentagon confirming the 5,000 u.s. troops still at the airport have begun their withdrawal today, and officials are warning these final three days before that august 31st deadline could be the most dangerous? >> reporter: absolutely, whit. president biden says he's instructed his commanders to take all possible measures to protect the troops. they are still of course securing kabul airport, facilitating the last of those evacuations of americans and others still desperate to escape. whit? >> a massive task ahead. julia, thank you. >>> tonight, that daring rescue mission in kabul. thousands of afghan refugees arriving at the american air force base in ramstein, germany. abc's will reeve is there. >> reporter: tonight, thousands of afghans desperate to escape the taliban here at ramstein air base, unsure of what their future holds. the base a critical transfer point in one of the largest u.s. air lift operations in history. since the mission began, over 111,000 people have been evacuated from afghanistan, including 5,400

you are a state senator, julia salazar. and you talk about what is happening in this legislative body? an impeachment would happen in the assembly. what is different about the impeachment of clinton or the impeachment of trump, according to new york state law, cuomo would have to step aside during the trial. the lieutenant governor would become the governor. talk about all of the charges and your reaction to the report. senator salazar: several months ago, the office of the state attorney general letitia james began the investigation which concluded with the report that her office issued yesterday, concurrent with the attorney general's investigation, has been the investigation in the state assembly that was also initiated in the spring. an impeachment investigation in order to ultimately produce articles of impeachment that have not been drafted yet. but the state assembly is looking at not only the sexual harassment allegations against governor romo -- governor cuomo, but additionally, the investigation is focused on the

and julia salazar, the new york state senator in the 18th district. we will link to your piece that you wrote earlier this year, cuomo's rain is over and it is the left's turn. president biden has partially reinstated the eviction moratorium after mass protests. and a look at the infrastructure bill. why some say progressives in congress should block bidens bill. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break]

i'm deirdre bosa with jon fortt and julia boorstin today getting crushed as growth continues to slow. why zoom's run may be over and traditional investors being put on hold. what to make of the latest meme names? later on, we're live outside the courthouse as jury selection begins in the elizabeth holmes trial. >> we're going to start with the work from home darling that hit a speed bump zoom down more than 15%. the stock having its second worst day ever, following results that beat estimates but saw overall growth slow. revenue up 54% year over year. great number, but a tough comp against last quarter's 191%. you heard that right it is concerning for investors this morning guidance for next quarter, lower growth the stock already cut in half in terms of where it was trading in october of last year and, yes, a work from home darling, but now it finds itself competing with titans like microsoft and salesforce, a number of well funded startups on the other julia, i think this is a story that we're seeing play out again and again. zoom, of course, competing with teams and others, they ta

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julia macfarlane joins us now live from london. julia, with the taliban closing in on kabul, what's the latest on the evacuation? >> reporter: linsey, with borders to afghanistan closing in on all sides, the options for escape are running out. most commercial afghan airlines have every seat booked leaving the country for the next week, at least. tonight, the state department announcing it is considering charter flights to ensure that every u.s. citizen can leave safely. linsey? >> julia, thank you. and let's get right to alex presha at the white house tonight. alex, president biden is at camp david as these two developing international crises are unfolding, but he is being briefed on afghanistan as well as haiti? >> reporter: that's right, linsey. biden hearing from his national security team and on afghanistan, biden defending the drawdown in a statement, writing, "one more year or five more years of u.s. military presence would not have made a difference if the afghan military cannot or will not hold its own country." secretary o

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boorstin is back and diving into some of those details this morning hi, julia. >> carl, just more tough questions for facebook about content and transparency and how it does all of these things. facebook released its second quarter report showing a softer side of the platform, the most shared post for those three months was a word puzzle but then friday the new york times reported that facebook had compiled a similar report about content shared in the first quarter. and the times alleged it had not released that report because of concerns that it would look bad. facebook refuted that that is why it didn't release the report, saying rather they didn't release it because of technical issues compiling their report they went on to release the report over the weekend and issued this statement, we considered making the report public earlier, but since we knew the attention it would garner exactly as we saw this week, there were fixes to the system we wanted to make now, the viral post in focus is an accurate story from a reputable outlet, a chicago tribune article about a doctor who died afte

abc's julia macfarlane is in london with the latest developments. julia, good morning. >> reporter: mona, good morning. well, the u.s. military evacuated 1,100 americans from afghanistan on tuesday. that daily number is expected to increase rapidly. it comes as the u.s. commander vows overwhelming force if the taliban interferes with evacuations. this morning as the taliban's grip on afghanistan tightens as many as 11,000 americans and tens of thousands of afghans still on the ground desperate to leave the country. with more troops on the ground in kabul, the u.s. is planning to launch one flight per hour with evacuations reaching up to 9,000 people per day. >> their safety needs to be their top priority. if they feel that it is unsafe for them to make their way to the airport, they should not seek to do so. >> reporter: the state department also focusing on the safety of the afghan people desperate to escape taliban rule. >> the taliban have informed us that they are prepared to provide the safe passage of civilians to the airport, and we intend to

abc's julia macfarlane joins us from london with the latest. good morning, julia. >> reporter: mona, andrew, good morning. president biden is standing firm in his defense of withdrawing troops from afghanistan despite te chaotic scenes at kabul airport. and now there are reports of the taliban showing their trademark brutality. in his first interview since the taliban takeover in afghanistan, president biden defiant in the face of criticism over the handling of the u.s. withdrawal. >> you just said flat out it's highly unlikely the taliban would take over. >> the idea that the taliban would take over was premised on the notion that the -- that somehow the 300,000 troops we had trained and equipped was going to just collapse, they were going to give up. i don't think anybody anticipated that. >> you don't think this could have been handled better in any way, no mistakes? >> no, i don't think it could have been handled in a way that there -- we're going to go back in hindsight and look but the idea that somehow there's a way to have gotten out wi

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i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt, deirdre bosa and julia boorstin julia has the head of facebook math, but first let's get a news update with rahel solomon. >> good morning. here is the latest from afghanistan. the pentagon now confirming two explosions outside the kabul airport. one at abbey gate and another at or near around the baron hotel the pentagon calling it a complex attack that resulted in a number of u.s. and civilian casualties >>> taliban sources telling nbc news the suicide attack killed 13 people including children u.s. intelligence officials say it appears at tacks were carried out by isis-k, an isis splinter group, an adversary of the taliban. >>> a kabul emergency hospital says there are 30 wounded from the airport explosion and six people died on the way to the hospital much more to come throughout the day. stay tuned for breaking news coverage of the latest developments from afghanistan. back to you, carl. >> rahel, thank you very much. >>> as we said earlier, faang stocks rallied over the last week as the nasdaq notched the 30th record close of the year. our next

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julia boorstin joins now to break it down. julia? >> it does indeed, jon calibrate launcheds obesity telehealth product last year june 2020. now raised nearly 1 $128 million total with tiger global and a fund leading this $100 million series b round and funder spun zimmerman joining the company's board. ceo isabelle kenyan says the company is on track fors 21 millionrevenue and members reported average 14% annual body weight loss in just the year of using the service. customers pay a monthly fee for an app and curriculum advising on lifestyle changes similar to what ww and noom offer. what makes cal brate different, includes one-on-one coaching and telehealth meetings with doctors who were prescribe weight-loss drugs and that's usually covered by insurance the pandemic has been a catalyst for growth as it's expanded entirely virtually. >> the potential is so much bigger right now, physical locations and consumer intent now because of covid right? before covid might not have been seeing a doctor on telemed and today you are focusing o

well, it was a great report, as julia mentioned, discussed, it's about as good as it gets. lots of jobs were created across the industries. and of course, large enough job gains to bring down unemployment in significant ways. all good. i'm an economist. i look for blemishes, of course, i couldn't find any. this is really good news. having said that, julia said there are challenges. and delta is the most immediate challenge. so far, it doesn't look like it's doing significant economic damage, but it's showing up in kind of the real data, like google mobility, open table restaurant bookings. and the number of people going through tsa checkpoints. consumer sentiment, business sentiment, also appears to be affected by this. mostly in the south in parts of the country where vaccination rates are low, infections and hospitalization rates are high, which is not too surprising. so, it is starting to show up. hopefully, you know, this starts to abate before any real economic damage. clearly, it's the most immediate threat to how well the economy is doing at this point. >> yes. there

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julia. >> and let's start with apple's big update the company announced it will allow app developers to contact customers for payment outside of the ios app. apple developers can now use information obtained from apps such as email address to directly communicate with customers and avoid apple's notorious 15% to 30% fees. now, this change comes as part of a proposaled settlement to a class action lawsuit, that suit alleging apple monopolizes its app store and overcharges for commission and we should point out that this is separate from apple's ongoing lawsuit with epic games. so deirdre, what i'm really curious about is whether this turns out to be really meaningful for apple's business or whether this is perhaps more of a strategic move because apple is facing so much regulatory oversight and scrutiny of maybe whether it's too big and powerful >> yeah, i think this is strategic, julia and carl. apple knows that what is key in the payment ecosystem is reducing friction, and this really does none of that if anything, it kind of adds another layer by asking developers to email their us

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julia boorstin is here with all the details. julia, what's the deal here? >> reporter: well, eamon, it's another mega deal that speaks to the growing value of premium content particularly for streamers. now reese witherspoon's hello sunshine is selling to a new entertainment company that is backed by blackstone run by kevin mayer and tom staggs and backed by blackstone this female-focused company $900 million. a source close to the situation says they are buying out current investors including at&t reese witherspoon and hello sunshine ceo sarah harden will join the board of this new still unnamed company and will continue to run hello sunshine hello sunshine produces and sells female-driven content across platforms and has a strong record turning books into bestsellers and into hits such as "the morning show," "big little lies" and "little fires everywhere" on hulu. the price tag for the company speaks to the appeal of their female-focused content and the fact there just aren't that many independent studios left out there that can sell content across platfo

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i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa and julia boorstin a news update with rahel solomon. >> good morning, everyone. here is what is happening at this hour. new york city will require proof of vaccination for indoor activities applying to restaurants, bars, gyms, entertainment venues the new rules go into effect on august 16th. new york is the first major u.s. city to impose such restrictions >>> american automakers are bringing back mask mandates. the big three automakers and the united autoworkers union saying the wearing of masks will be required at all u.s. plants, offices and warehouses starting tomorrow >>> shares of clorox down 11%, worst daily loss in 20 years sales are disappointing and profits have fallen sharply from pandemic highs the company also says that manufacturing an logistic costs are rising. >>> and spirit airlines is canceling many flights again this morning nearly 300 flights, about 40% of spirit's schedule, so far today have been canceled the airline blaming weather and operational issues american airlines is facing similar issues it canceled 280 f

julia: the bar has been raised significantly. the sec is not green lighting any ipo's by chinese firms. this is in response to what happened basically in china, where a cybersecurity review was announced just a couple of days after it listed in new york. right now, chinese companies are starting to enhance the disclosure and basically putting the risks they face and the risks to the structures they use, offshore structures, they are on the front page of the prospectus now. will that be enough to pass the test? we are not sure yet. gensler did not offer many clues into how long this would last. tom: certainly the mood music of what we are hearing from chinese officials, maybe they are more willing to engage with u.s. counterparts. we are hearing of reviving of talks with chinese officials. what more can you tell us on this? julia: chinese officials are looking to revive these talks. in 2018, when tensions between beijing and washington was turned to escalate. the aim was to help preserve wall street access to china's financial mar

julia boorstin has more on hollywood's streaming strategy and the backlash julia? >> well, jon, this is all part of a complicated battle over the future of film distribution. "jungle cruise" which cost an estimated $300 million to produce and to market, it grossed $34 million in the u.s. box office, plus $28 million overseas as all those markets feel pressure from the rising delta variant and it grossed $30 million in digital sales from disney plus. now, the question is how much those ticket sales were cannibalized by the film's availability at home, and how much that at home availability drove piracy move et nathan son warns this will all lead to a negative cycle, lower box office, leading to more digital distribution, that leading to more movies shifting to direct to consumer, which puts pressure on the box office again even with the streaming revenue, the film did fall short of pirates of the caribbean, which disney had hoped would be a model and would -- this will make it tougher for "jungle cruise" to reach profitability disney is focusing in on that $30 milli

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