i'm diane king hall in for anne-marie green. we begin with president biden hosting a virtual coronavirus summit of world leaders this morning. it's part of his latest push for global cooperation. in his first address before the u.n. general assembly yesterday, he urged unity on covid and climate change. he stressed america is ready to reengage with other countries following strained tensions in the past. bradley blackburn is in new york with more. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president stayed at the u.n. just a short time yesterday due to coronavirus concerns, but he is focused on diplomacy. he has one-on-one meetings scheduled with world leaders this week, and this morning hosting that summit on the globe's biggest challenge -- the pandemic. president biden called for cooperation during his address yesterday at the u.n. general assembly. part of his push to re-establish the u.s. as a leader on the world stage. >> i stand here today for the first time in 20 years with the united states not at war. we've

. >>> good morning, i'm diane king hall in for anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments on the covid-19 vaccine. overnight the director of the cdc approved pfizer's booster shot for millions of americans. rochelle walensky signed off on recommendations made by a panel of advisers. it offers a new round of protection against a virus that's killed more than 684,000 americans. here's who is eligible for a third dose -- people over the age of 65, nursing home residents, and people ages 18 to 64 with underlying medical conditions. walensky added a recommendation saying people over 18 who have a job where they might be exposed, for example health care workers, can get a booster, as well. you have to wait six months from your last pfizer dose. health officials are still working on booster data for moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines. >>> now to a mass shooting at a tennessee grocery store where a gunman killed one person and wounded at least a dozen others. it happened at a kroger store just outside the memphis yesterday afternoon. police

i'm diane king hall in for anne-marie green. we begin with breaking developments about pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. overnight the fda approved booster doses for older and at-risk americans. the third shot would be available to people 65 and older, but it's not a done deal just yet. the cdc has the final say, and an advisory committee is meeting today. bradley blackburn is in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: g good morning. president biden had hoped to be offering boosters to all americans by now. the fda isn't going that far. but this approval could clear the way for a lot of people. roughly 55 million americans are aged 65 or older, and that is 15% of the population. the fda last night authorized expanded access to booster shots of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. the decision would apply to people aged 65 and up as well as those with weakened immune systems. the agency also said a third dose should be offered to adults whose job or living situation frequently exposes them to the virus. in a tweet, white house press secre

i'm diane king hall in for anne-marie green. we begin with a grim discovery in the search for 22-year-old gabrielle petito. she vanished during a cross-country trip with her fiance. authorities say a body found yesterday in wyoming is believed to be petito. they're now looking for her partner, brian laundrie, who was last seen last tuesday. he's been named a person of iterest and has not cooperated with authorities. bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest. bradley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so many volunteers were joining in that search to try to help to find gabby. the body was discovered by law enforcement agents who spent all weekend searching camp sites near grand teton national park. her family had hoped to find gabby alive. still, they say they are grateful to those agents for bringing her home. the search for gabrielle petito appears to have come to a tragic end. a body matching the description of the missing woman was found by investigators yesterday at a campsite in wyoming. >> full forensic iden

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diane king hall at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. >> good morning. the stock futures are pointing to a mix open. the dow gained 71 points rising for a fourthghth sna fenasdaq f s&p 500 fell 12. facebook is delaying instagram for kids after getting pushback. the service would be engineered for children 13 and younger. earlier this month, wall street journal reported facebook was aware the use of instagram used by some teenagers led to mental health issues and anxiety. >> a pepporoni pizza recall. nestle is recalling the digiorno pizza because it has soy protein a known aller again. no illnesses have been reported. >> tictok is gaining more. the makers reveal, they have more than 1 billion users around the world now. founded in 2016, tiktok has spawned several rivals including instagram reels. google released its own form of youtube shorts. >> diane king hall at the snone york stock exchange. >>> up next, security scare in france. the country's president is hit with a food item by someone in a crowd. ood item by someone in a crowd. to put the world on

diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: stocks were mixed on thursday. the dow fell 63 point. the nasdaq rows 20 and s&p 500 was down six. the former employer of the man who led the game stop frenzy has been fined $4 million for failing to supervise his actions. the state of massachusetts says massmutual didn't follow policies that would have stopped him from promoting stop on social media. gill who had aliases online resigned from the insurer in late january. fords electric 150 pickupucon c lightning which goes on sale next year. make 80,000 per year. double what was planned. still not enough to meet the 150,000 reservations it has. the iphone 13 is available for preorder. customers can order through apple's website wireless carriers or retailers. the phone ships on september 24th but may come later depending on demand. the 5g device has a faster processor and longer battery life. there's an updated camera that records video,. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> the biggest night of television is almost here. the primetime emmy awar

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i'm diane king hall. >>> san francisco's cable cars didn't run throughout most of the pandemic. when they resumed service on september 4th tourists were excited. >> now they have stopped again. >> the cable cars are a symbol of san francisco so when they stopped running a lot of people are wondering what's going on. a normal morning the turn around at powell and market looks like this. jammed with tourists waiting for a cable car to take them halfway to the stars. this is what it looked like this afternoon. do a lot of tourists wonder where the cable cars are? >> yes. especially this morning and part of this -- part of the afternoon. yeah. they started asking and wondering. >> last week they stopped. an electric problem in a car barn triggered the fire system shutting the line down. that's left them with not a lot to tell the tourists. >> you know i let them know that the cable cars are down for right now. they said they won't be running until the end of the week and they aren't really sure. they are waiting for a part. >> these tourists from la were in town for a baseball game.

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. today investors will get a closer look at inflation. the august consumer price index looks at the cost of goods like food and fuel. stocks ended the session mixed yesterday. the dow rallied 261 points. the nasdaq lost 9, nearly 10. the s&p 500 added 10. if you own an iphone you will want to update it immediately. apple released an emergency software patch after researchers found a security flaw that could allow hackers to secretly install spyware on your apple devices. that spyware can eavesdrop or steal data. you don't have to do anything, not even click a link. all of apple's operating systems are vulnerable. >>> it could soon be easier for millions of renters with little to no credit to buy a home. starting saturday fannie mae will consider the most recent 12 month rent payment histories when lenders run their automated credit check. the mortgage giant will seek to get permission to check from checking accounts or electron

i am diane king hall. >>> 4:45. let's get a check of your weather and traffic. good morning, mary. >>> good morning. as we head through our day, we will warm things up, plenty sunshine. as we start our day we are talking clear skies and gusty conditions up in the hills. north bay mountains, gusts 30 to 50 miles per hour. that's why a red flag warning is in effect for the north bay mountains because of gusty offshore winds and low relative humidity. that is a big concern, high fire danger as we head through the morning. i will talk more about this coming up. sunny, warm conditions as we head through our afternoon. today is warmer compared to yesterday. red flag warning until 11:00. elevations above 1,000 feet. again, watching winds gusting 30 to 50 miles per hour on our highest mountain peaks. we are dealing with gusty, dry northerly and low humidity. with those offshore winds, drier conditions, that's what we are tracking for today. as we look to the end of the week, we will see temperatures continuing to climb, even warmer friday and into the weekend. as we hea

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diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> as we enter the final week of what's been an extremely volatile september, investors will be looking to capitol hill at an infrastructure bill and september 30 deadline that could force partial government shutdown. stocks ended last week mixed on wall street. dow gained 33. nasdaq slipped four. s&p 500 rose six. in washington, nancy pelosi set a vote for thursday on the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill. debate begins today on the legislation which would help fund projects like roads, bridges, airports. as for the larger $3.5 trillion social welfare and climate bill being pushed and squabled over by democrats, speaker pelosi says it is self evident that measure will shrink in size. meantime, senate is scheduled to hold a procedural vote today on legislation that's already passed the house to fund the government through december 3. >>> don't call this solar powered vehicle a camper. developers insist it is a self sustaining house on wheels. created by dutch students, it's getting ready to begin a road trip from paris

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diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are pointing to a higher open after a rough day on wall street. investor concerns over treasury yields and the fight over the debt ceiling and government funding weighed heavily. the dow skidded some 569 points. the nasdaq dropped 423, posting its worst day since march, and the s&p 500 lost 90. >>> united airlines says nearly all of its employees are vaccinated against covid-19. the company's deadline for meeting the mandate was monday. yesterday it said it started the process of terminating 593 employees who declined to get the shot and did not apply for health or religious exemptions. united airlines was the first airliner to require the coronavirus vaccine among its worse. -- among its work force. some employees have sued united over the mandate. >>> shopping at home goods is now at your fingertips. the home decor retailer launched an online store with categories including bedding, bath, and seasonal decorati

diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: >> we are looking for a rebound after stocks ended last week on a down note. the dow dropped 271 points friday, the nasdaq slid 132 and the s&p 500 was off 34. the bidding war for kansas city southern railways are over, and the winner is canadian pacific, if regulators sign off on the deal, it means that for the first time ever, a single railroad will connect the u.s. canada, and mexico, the bid is believed to be worth about $31 billion, canadian national still has until the end of friday to submit a better offer. harvard university says it is no longer investing in businesses involved in fossil fuel exploration or production. the school's president says a decision to divest from those industries as part of a broader move toward a more environmentally friendly green economy. keep in mind, harvard's endowment fund is estimated to be worth about $42 billion. it is about the largest endowment of any u.s. university. that is your cbs money watch report, for more, had to cbs money watch.com at the new york stock exchange

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diane king hall's at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, stock futures are pointing to a higher open after a drop during yesterday's session. the decline came even as the labor department's latest report showed inflation may be starting to cool. the dow ultimately skidded 292 points. the nasdaq dropped 67, and the s&p 500 lost 25. >>> a new report finds top facebook officials knew its social media platform instagram can cause mental health and body image issues for teenagers, especially girls. the latest information according to the "wall street journal." in a study obtained in the u.s. and the uk, facebook found more than 40% of instagram users who reported feeling unattractive, said the feeling began on the app. research also found about 19% of teenagers in both countries who experienced suicidal thoughts traced it back to instagram. >>> apple has pulled back the curtain on some of its latest products including its new iphone lineup. the iphone 13 has massive storage capabi

diane king hall joining us. >> reporter: good friday morning. trading has been underway for 10 minutes. stocks are under some pressure in the early action. that dow trying to fight back. right now down 15 points. it's been fluctuating. in the tech sector the nasdaq down 44 points. the iphone 13 is available for preorder your customers can order through apples website, wireless carriers or retailers. the phone ships on september 24th. it may come later depending on demand. the device has a faster processor and longer battery life. there's an updated kim that videos and semantic mode. >> the good news is older models get cheaper when we see the new ones. >> this is true. >> that can help. diane king hall, thank you. >> those prices go up let's talk about this is going up p gne could see a rate hike. needs extra money to deal with the risk of fires. the average bill right now is $200 a month. bills will go up about $10 a month if the rate hike request goes to. they are under review. >>> on the heels of national suicide prevention week and a student

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diane king hall. good morning. >> good morning to you. trading has been underway on wall street for a little more than ten minutes. have you push, pull action happening now. stocks started out mixed but let's go over to the dow first. right now it's under a little bit of pressure. down just pretty flat at the moment. not down by too much. a couple points over the tech sector. deeper losses there. deeper. nasdaq down 36 points at the moment. household income fell due to the pandemic. incomes fell 3% to $67,500. the drop in wealth from 2019 through 2020 came amid a huge decline in full time jobs as the pandemic raged. lower income workers had more than half of full time jobs lost. paying less than $34,000 a year. the number of people in poverty improved because of government stimulus and enhanced unemployment benefits. >> a little bit of good news. diane king hall. thank you so much. >>> and this morning we have an answer about if players in the nba will have to be vaccinated. >> the league won't requir

diane king hall is live. good morning. >> good morning. we will show you it's underway for a little more than ten minutes and have you invitors n ib bling. the dow is better by about 70 points. over in the tech sector you are seeing gains there today as well. the nasdaq on the plus side by 51 points. that comes after a route on wall street yesterday where you saw both the dow and nasdaq full triple digits. while the labor market has been staging a rebound fed chair jerome powell has been far from maximum employment. there are plans to reduce some of the fed's economic support. powell was grilled by luck mares about plans to reduce support. >> diane king hall. thank you. >>> new this morning the world's first coronavirus conscious resident, hotel and medical center will be taking ship as the sky scraper in miami. the building of legacy tower will be the first major construction at miami world center since the start of the pandemic and the first in the wake of the surfside condo collapse. it'll feature 310 residences, 219 hotel rooms and 10

we are joined right now from the new york stock exchange with diane king hall . >> reporter: trading has been underway and stocks are under pressure. right now the dow jones is down more than 100 points with the nasdaq down about 15 points up to some weaker than expected economic news. this is according to the labor department. it marks the worst job market performance since january. the nation's employment rate did take down, showing what was caused by the delta variant of the virus. >>> the faa has grounded virgin galactic. in july the rocketship veered off of his course and virgin galactic said high altitude wind caused the change in a flightpath. >> a bit of a setback. diane king hall with www.cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. >>> there is drama of the field has hundreds of employees might vote to go strike this weekend . this is according to the union representing workers. they could walk off the job just before the giants face the dodgers tomorrow night. >>> a live look inside san francisco international airport as people are coming into the airport. the holiday weekend travel rush

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diane king hall is joining us live from the new york stock exchange. good morning. >>> good morning. let me give you a quick check of the trading action on wall street with trading in are way for a little more than ten minutes. investorring nibbling on the last day of the month. dow better by 14 points. in the tech sector, nasdaq up 84. half a boost for moderna. we are not talking about the shof e covid-19vacc eet wod cle to widen booster shot campaign in america. officials gave go ahead to pfizer for its booster shot. the third shot has a smaller dose. >>> time lapse video out of hawaii showing the volcano erupting. you see volcanic gas rising into the air. explosions began yesterday for the first time since may. island officials say there is no present danger to nearby people. >>> volcanic activity if spain. this is showing lava and smoke, 11th day of eruptions which have forced down lock in villages amidst fears of toxic explosions as lava hits the sea. >>> sheriffs detectives say they've made one of the largest grow house busts in the state. 100,00

diane king hall is joining us live now. diane, good morning to you. >> good morning, lynn. we'll start with a quick check of trading action with trading underway here on wall street. a little more than ten minutes. right now, the dow is better by triple digits. a little over 140 points. the nasdaq is up 85 points. and 20 years later, wall street continues to remember september 11th . today, the nysc is paying tribute to heroes from that day in honoring the lives lost. the big board held a moment of silence at 9:03 a.m. easterntime. that is the time the second plane hit the second tower. first responders will do a loe closing bell. the shares of the covid-19 vaccine convene maker rallied after it is developing a to in one booster shot for both covid- 19 and the flu. moderna has been speaking full approval of the vaccine from the fda and started submitting data for evaluation of a booster shot to both the fda and european medicine's agency. >> diane king hall. cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you. >>> the white house right now where president biden is pro pairing for his trip to cali

i am diane king hall . >>> it is time to look at weather and traffic. it is a three-day weekend, mary . >> it is that we will also see less haze and we are looking at some low clouds. looking at the easy sunshine to dive and looking ahead to tomorrow it is even warmer by sunday and labor day. sunday and labor day are the hottest days with the high 100 degrees inland by the end of our weekend. looking at futurecast, you can see the sky is clearing for most of us. it is moderate air quality as we start to your day. and it should take at least by saturday or sunday when we will see some of the haze pushing out of here. as we go through the weekend we are looking at better air quality and also labor day. sunrise is at 6:41. the daytime high for the peninsula is looking at 80 degrees. for the south bay it is 82. it is 88 degrees in morgan hill. the inland east bay is 88 with upper 80s for the tri-valley later today . it is 72 in alameda with 74 in san leandro. for the north bay, it is the low 80s with 84 degrees in sonoma this afternoon. for san francisco an

at the new york stock exchange i am diane king hall. >>> the time now is 4:46. let's get a check of our forecast. it is going to be another hot one today. >> we are looking at temperatures in the 80s and 90s. still heating up inland, and we will talk about the high fire danger with the chance for dried lightning coming up in just a moment. i know a lot of people are concerned about that. here we go, a live look at san fransisco as we start off our day looking at temperatures in the 50s and 60s this morning. concorde, you're coming in at 64. livermore, 58 and mid-50s for santa rosa. the fire weather watch will be in effect from 5 pm today until 11 am friday. that is because of the chance for dried lightning, gusty thunderstorm winds as well is very dry fire in fuels. we are in the very worst drought category for most of the bay area. especially we have the potential for this high based thunderstorm. it is something we are watching with instability. let's first talk about our air quality forecasts. we are looking good to moderate as we go through our day today. su

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diane king hall has a closer look, coming up. >>> good morning. ahead on cbs mornings we are in montana with the latest on the deadly train derailment. years long cbs news investigation on seat back dangers for kids in cars. why an important fix can now be in jeopardy. >>> as gabby petito's family and friends gather to remember her life, we'll talk about why missing persons cases are never solved in some cases. >>> anthony mason talks with close friends of anthony bore dane about his life and >>> welcome back. new, facebook says it is pausing efforts to build instagram for kids. the app is geared toward children ages 10 to 12 but instagram's chief says he needs time to work with parents, experts, policy makers and regulators to listen to their concerns. this follows "wall street journal" report on how facebook's own studies found instagram can be harmful especially for teen-age girls. >>> a check on your money watch report, a big week in congress with important debates on infrastructure and more. diane king hall is joining us from the new york sto

i'm diane king hall. >>> and they started the day as regular people, but now four civilians can call themselves space explorers following a special launch aboard a space rocket and they're on a history making trip that could change space travel forever. >> we look at the journey they'll go on. >> inspiration forest crew blasted off from florida into space history. >> everything continues to be good. >> the private flight was the first for elon musk spacex with no official astronauts on board. >> i'm pretty sure i saw simon proctor give us two thumbs up. >> billionaire jared isaacman is the commander that chartered the flight and the price tag is reportedly about $200 million. >> that significant responsibility. >> that responsibility being the first and there'll be a second and a third. >> absolutely, you have to get this one right for all the other great missions to follow. >> for three days, they'll orbit the earth soaring some 360 miles above the planet about 100 miles higher than the international space station. it'll give them views of earth and deep space. it's next level space

i'm diane king hall. >>> time right now is 4:45, let's get a check of the forecast and kind of unsettled weather day dealing wi lightning and thunder this morning. >> it is definitely an active start to our day. tracking it all for you on high definition da oppler. let's get right to it. this is the number of lightning strikes, and this is right now. ifer this area looking at eight lightning strikes for the bay area at thement moment. now, let's show you as we put this into motion, you can see the showers, thunderstorms pushing across our region. let's get a closer view of what to expect here. we are looking as -- also the fairfield area that we have seen those lightning strikes right over fairfield. i am trying to see if my weather computer froze here. it is taking a bit of time. very been tracking that subtropical moisture as well as instability with an upper level pressure system providing that lift. and that is the reason why that we are catching those thunderstorms pushing across the bay area and also those showers as well. we have picked up anywhere from about a tenth of an inch to

diane king hall joining us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning to you. it has been underway for 10 minutes, heading toward the 15 minute mark, and investors are buying up some beaten up stocks in the early action right now, the dow is rallying more than 100 points, a little off its high, so far, but a little over 200 before, the nasdaq smaller gains in the tech sector, up just above the flatline. meantime at home testing for covid-19 is an eligible medical expense, that is the message from the irs to taxpayers, they made the announcement in the wake of president biden's mandate for businesses with 100 employees or more to require vaccines, the irs says that health savings and flexible spending account can be tapped to cover the cost of at home testing that could cost around $100, but wanted kroger and amazon are reportedly gearing up to offer at home rapid test with no markup on the price. gianna? >> i am sure that will help. thank you so much. >> yes indeed! >>> happening tomorrow, apple will hold its annual product launch event of the t

i'm diane king hall. >>> simone biles will take the stage at chase center as part of the gold over america tour. just a few hours before she lands she is opening up about her journey in tokyo. >> she is also opening up about her journey in tokyo and the pressure on athletes. >> i'm having these mental blocks in the gym recently. it's not been fun. it's very. >> she is also openly talking about the highs and lows at the olympics. in the two part finale of her docu series. she pulled out competition to focus on her mental health. she said she struggled from a state of disassociation which can lead to serious injury. in an interview with new york magazine she said being a survivor of sexual abuse took its toll. i should have quit way before tokyo when larry nassar was in the media for two years. it was too much but i was not going to let him take something that i worked for since i was six years old. sitting alongside a teammate she shared advice for other athletes with vern glenn. >> i would say speak up for what you believe in, take care of your mind, body, soul and health. i feel like we s

diane king hall has those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning the labor department is on with its august jobs report giving the latest look at the state of the labor market recovery. meantime, stocks hit fresh records yesterday. the dow jones industrials rallied 131 points, ending a three-day losing streak. the nasdaq gained 21, closing at an all-time high. and the s&p 500 added 12 points, also setting a record. >>> apple is easing its app store rules. a change is welcome news for content subscription apps including spotify and netflix. it will allow those companies to offer a link to their website in their apps in order for people to sign up for a subscription. that will allow the developers to bypass apple's 15% to 30% cut of gross sales. the update will roll out early next year. >>> audi is known for its luxury vehicles, but this new concept car takes the cake. this is the grand sphere. the automaker is touting the electric vehicle as a private jet for the road. the car'

at the new york stock exchange i'm diane king hall. >>> all right. it's 4:46. we are halfway through the workweek now. >> yeah. >> mary has the forecast. the weekend is in view. >> it is. it's a little closer for us and we are looking at temperatures just as hot as yesterday. we are looking at daytime highs soaring, especially inland. we are talking 90's to triple digit heat and milder at the coast anda under round with that on shore flow. here is a live look at son jose. you may notice it feels mild out there. we are feeling those temperatures only in the 60's as we start off the day. big difference compared to yesterday. we are warmer compared to yesterday at this time. 68 in concord, oakland, 64, 68 for livermore, 61 in san francisco, san jose at 66 and 61 for santa rosa. mild at the coast and around the bay, another day hot, another day with hot conditions inland with above average daytime highs soaring this afternoon and we will be watching something for tomorrow. could see more subtropical moisture with a change in the winds and there is a chance for isol

diane king hall report from the new york stock exchange. >> stocks were down sharply on tuesday despite news that inflation hasn't been rising as fast as many economists feared. the nasdaq fell 67 and the it's slate of devices during a virtual event yesterday. the ceo be too the stage to introduce the i-phone 13. apple said it has an improved battery, fatser processor and more advanced camera. it'll be available september 24th and starts at about $700. a pro model starts at a thousand. the company announced updates to the i-pad, i-pad mini and apple watch. >>> a new survey from glass door finds nearly half of workerns in the united states doubt they will ever make a full time return to the office. 23% think they are going to work remotely full time. 49% are expecting to eventually be back at their office or job site on a full time basis. that's your cbs money watch re. foreheadoney watch.com. at the new exge >>> and a live look at new york city skyline this morning. broadway is finally back after an 18 month break during the pandemic. four big shows opened last night at full capacity. >

diane king hall has those stories and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and many friday, anne-marie. stock futures are indicating a mixed open after a mixed bag of economic data including better than expected retail sales offset by an increase in weekly jobless claims. the three major indices ultimately ended mixed yesterday. the dow slid 63 points. the nasdaq gained 20, while the s&p 500 lost 6. >>> people on social security could get a big bump next year. the senior citizen league said recipients will likely receive a 6% increase in their checks, the largest increase in 40 years. it would add about $93 per month in payments. the reasfl -- a beof t coronavirus. the social security administration is expected to announce the cost of living adjustment for 2022 next month. >>> ford is ramping up production of its first-ever electric truck. the automaker announced it will boost capacity of the f-150 lightning to 80,000 per year because of strong demand. it plans to invest $250 million and add hundreds of jobs across th

we are joined live from the new york stock exchange with diane king hall. good morning to you and happy friday. >> reporter: we will start with breaking economic data. the economy grew in august, but the number was weaker than expected. they were looking for more than 700,000. and employment rated go down to 5.2%. apple is easing its app store rules . this includes for spotify in netflix. it will allow these companies to offer a link to their website in the app . >>> the faa has grounded virgin galactic. it was founded by richard branson. in july the rocketship veered off course and was outside the area cleared by air traffic control. they said high altitude wind caused the change. the faa has an investigation. >> it sounds like love and the wedding rings. what is behind the surge? >> reporter: millennials are in a rush to tie the knot. ring sales more than doubled . company officials say millennials modified cold feet and the pandemic are now ready. >> i guess all of this time reluctant you either say i love you so much or maybe i don't think so. let's jus

diane king hall joins us live from the new york stock exchange. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. let's start with the treasury department. how much has been spent in covid relief fund since the american rescue program was signed into law. the government says it's shelled out 700 billion for relief. $450 billion of those funds were distributed to families and households by child tax credits and stimulus payment. united says 90 % of its domestic based employees have uploaded proof of vaccination. united set a deadline of september 27th. the airline has taken a tough stance on its mandate policy. ford is ramping up production of its electric truck. the automaker will boost capacity of the 150 lightning two 80,000 per year because of strong demand. the lightning which goes on sale next spring has 150,000 reservations. >> i understand samuel adams is releasing a beer so strong it's illegal in 15 states. >> not in california. it's not illegal they are. the 2021 release of it will hit shelves october 11th and select stores. it has 20 % alc

. >>> diane king hall joins us live from the new york stock exchange. good morning. good to see you. >>> good morning. good to be with you. let's start with the latest on the e commerce experience timmothy pitzenic front. more americans signed up for unemployment benefits last week as labor market continues to move in fits and starts. first time filings for weekly job less rise by 11,000 to 362,000. that was more than expected. >>> fda is leaning towards authorizing half dose booster shots of moderna's covid-19 vaccine. last week government officials gave go ahead to pfizer for its booster shot for certain groups. >>> youtube has already been removing misinformation about coronavirus vaccines. the new policy spreads to any vaccine declared safe by health authorities. other sites like facebook and twitter have made similar moves in the past year. >>> let's talk about do it yourself disasters, how often does this happen? >>> yeah. a lot of it happened in the past year. 40% of americans say they have experienced more home project fails than successes. when your diy turn

. >>> diane king hall returns to us as well. live from the new york stock exchange. good morning to you. >> there you go. good morning. trading has been underway for a little more than ten minutes and you have a mixed market in the early action. the dow started off under pressure but it's up by about 20 points, little more than 20 points. in the tech sector you are the nasdaq wn57 points. >>cede w emplment benefits. that's the directive from the white house. the move a day after congress and the biden administration allowed the federal enhanced employment program to end. that promise gave people $300 more a week. the white house said it'll work with states to decide if they need to offer expanded benefits. >>> thank you. >>> and going live to san jose where in just a couple of hours opening statements will begin in the fraud trial against elizabeth holmes. she is accused of duing invest officers, patients and doctors. seven men five ll r e trial. >> we are joined live and good morning to you. what can we expect today? >> it'll be interesting. this will be the opportu