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emerson. consider it solved. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, everybody. welcome back to "the exchange. let's get a quick check on markets. the s&p tells the story, down 7 points or about a tenth of 1%. the nasdaq is lagging today. that reflect what is going on with sectors energy is leading as traditional oil and gas players rally. tech and health care lagging energy up 3.5% while health care is underperforming tech, down 1.4% facebook, let's hone in on this one for a moment, slightly lower after the company said it is pausing efforts to build a version of instagram for kids. it was intended for kids ages 10 to 12. the move comes after an investigation by the "wall street journal" this month showing facebook repeatedly found instagram is harmful to teens, especially teenage girls. they've shelved plans for instagram for kids facebook shares up about 10% today, down 7% in september, putting them on pace for the first negative month since february and threatening their longest winning streak ever. over to rahel

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founded by ralph waldo emerson. they've got a lot of people. it's got some pull. axial is, very popular. and they are the biggest shareholders of that. but also the more activists. pro-public of for example. the mother jones. they're clearly trying to get victories for the left. now this is a millennial focused viral videos and something that is designed to where denies content if you have a democrat against conservatives but then there's something called acronym and that's a nefarious one and a group that really should even on the left you should look into this because this is a group that owns the carrier newsroom which is to make a long story short what they do is they launder the big news, democrat talking points and actual democrat talking heads into local news outlets and marine powell jobs, then they put together and she also funds democrat candidates. she's had hundreds of donations from democrats including, like harris who is seen as a close personal friend and ally. the atlantic barely stopped short of endorsing her in the 20/20 primary and i used some o

emerson. consider it solved. >>> i agree that, within a year, i think we'll be able to come back to normal life. i don't think that this means variants will not continue coming, and i don't think this means we should be able to live our lives without having immune -- without having ration nations, basically, but again, that remains to be seen. >> that was albert bourla over the weekend. one thing we talked about a bit on friday, the continued and intensified focus on roche, pfizer and merck. >> dr. gottlieb talked about it this morning as well it's been almost a year and a half -- which was momentarily, in phase three, which may get, let's hope, all of us, phase three trials will look good, emergency trials by the end of the year >> dr. gottlieb was very positive on the vaccines i have dr. gottlieb on tonight because of hi book, which again i reiterate is a must-rae, if only you looked at the oval out and president trump, president trump was not as much of a visionary, as many think, when it c

founded by ralph waldo emerson. they've got a lot of people. it's got some pull. axial is, very popular. and they are the biggest shareholders of that. but also the more activists. pro-public of for example. the mother jones. they're clearly trying to get victories for the left. now this is a millennial focused viral videos and something that is designed to where denies content if you have a democrat against conservatives but then there's something called acronym and that's a nefarious one and a group that really should even on the left you should look into this because this is a group that owns the carrier newsroom which is to make a long story short what they do is they launder the big news, democrat talking points and actual democrat talking heads into local news outlets and marine powell jobs, then they put together and she also funds democrat candidates. she's had hundreds of donations from democrats including, like harris who is seen as a close personal friend and ally. the atlantic barely stopped short of endorsing her in the 20/20 primary and i used some o

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the latest inside california politics emerson college poll shows 60% of likely voters astor against removing him from office voters were also asked if he is recalled who should replace the governor, conservative radio talk show host larry elder is way out in front when it comes to governor newsom's challengers. he's getting about 30% of those surveyed saying they would pick him and he's followed by john drake. kevin paffrath, kevin faulk there and kevin kiley. >> we have live team coverage all across california tonight from the state capitol to the central valley and all the way down to san diego. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. so stay with us all night long as we provide you with all the latest results. so first let's go and pick up our team coverage with proffers dan thorn who is live for us in sacramento tonight where governor newsom is also spending the evening as he awaits the results. dan. what's the latest? >> well, vicki, the newsome camp is probably feeling pretty good considering those recent polling numbers that you mentioned. but of course this race is not over yet.

emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back i'm raheel solomon sheer your cnbc news update at this hour. just days after the cdc recommended a third shot of the pfizer vaccine for people over 65 and other high-risk people, president biden received his booster about an hour ago at the white house. >> boosters are important. but the most important thing we need to do is get more people vaccinated the vast majority of americans are doing the right thing. over 77% of adults have gotten at least one shot. about 23% haven't gotten any shots. and that -- that distinct minority is causing an awful lot of us an awful lot of damage >> new york state governor kathy hochul says she is not backing down from today's deadline for health care workers. get vaccinated or get fired. a nurses union supports the mandate. >>> and harvard business school is moving in-person class force all first-year students on line. some second-year classes will be virtual due to covid cases on campus despite vaccination rates o

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back shares of hair care company olaplex are trading about 19% higher in their trading debut on the nasdaq today the shares priced at 21. it's currently around 25 and the $21 mark was above the expected range joining me now for a first on cnbc interview olaplex's ceo jue wong >> thank you so much for having me >> you guys have over a hundred patents. you're the number one carehair brand at sephora >> truly if you think about it we are a patented and proven haircare technology system what really differentiates us is that by having those kind of equity, we are really to get your hair to as healthy as state as possible. and that is i think what 91% of women who are searching for something that they have damaged their hair with for a solution, and we are their solution. >> you created this category the bond building category back in 2014 what's bond building >> well, if you think about it your hair has a lot of disulfite bonds. and when you go through any k

emerson. consider it solved. >> welcome back to "techcheck. we are resetting here at the bottom of the hour i'm carl quintanilla with julia boorstin and jon fortt markets are mixed. tech helping lead the charge there as growth does outperform value for a change on this final day of the quarter let's get an update first, though, with rahel solomon >> shares of bed, bath and beyond down more than 20% and on track for their lowest close in a year second quarter profits badly missed estimates and the company's ceoing a they didn't move fast enough to maintain margins and lowering guidance for the rest of the year >>> car max sinking 11%. investors focusing on weak earnings as well as the number of used cars sold. shares are still up more than 35% this year. >>> jobless claims rising. economists blame a number of factors, including western wildfires, and higher levels of covid infections >>> and merck announcing a $11.5 billion to buy accelron, shares roughly flat today you are now up to date jon, i'll send it back to you. >> raheld, thank you micr

emerson. consider it solved. >>> >>> welcome back to "fast money," wall street walked as we follow the latest developments out of chinese property giant evergrande, the collapse sending shock waves through the market >> reporter: ever grande is china's second largest property developer. it owes $300 billion in liabilities and saw defaults in cross default risks. we will see if they avoid default. first thing to watch, interest payment deadlines on bank loans and bonds this week w if they fail to settle those within 30 days they could face restructuring. second, a rescue plan, beijing signaled they are not keen to step in with bail outs media is reporting that another rival may biasuy assets. and they are wondering if injecting of liquidity will be done to stabilize. the market resumes wednesday after a long public holiday. we will get a look at how investors here in china react. back to you. >> thank you, for more on the debt issue let's bring in chris from bond click. great to have you with u

emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back i'm re hall salmon here's your cnbc news update at this hour. delta airlines wants all carriers to share their lists of people who are banned from flying due to unruly behavior to further protect airline employees across the industry. the memo from belteda says it has put more than 1,600 people on its no-fly list during the pandemic. >>> the u.s. is ready to talk with iran about reviving the 2019 nuclear deal. that's according to an unnamed official speaking with reporters on condition the official's name is to the actually used. the official says that iran hasn't indicated it wants to talk. >>> a wall of lava is flowing toward a village the worry is if the lava reaches the see, there could be explosions triggering land slides and generating clouds of toxic glass. >>> the national cathedral is commissioning stained glass windows with a racial justice theme. they will replace windows showing two confederate generals the construction is expect to be

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." minus 606 was the session low so far in the past hour or so, about 100 points off that level. the blue chips actually the out performing today the s&p 500 down 1 pnts 85%. the nasdaq is down 2.5% as people are concerned about the fact their inflation is worse than maybe the industrial sector remember, tech has high head count as part of its operating cost that moves up with inflation, and the industrial sector you can see things more fixed. they get better operating leverage anyway, that's the rotation going. energy only group in the green tech and communication services biggest laggards with tech on pace for the worses day since may. with mega cap tech firmly in red as yields move higher, cloud stocks and work names are moving lower. zscaler is down. zoom down as well. adobe is down 12% in september for the worst month in more than a decade here is a look at vaccine makers, seeing big declines. novavax down about 11% moderna down another 5% or so today. it is now down 15% since frida

emerson. consider it solved. >>> well, the stock market now at session lows. the industrials off 866 points, 275% the nasdaq has now crossed the 3% down threshold at 14,584. the next guest says there has been a reversal in the amount of overbought and oversold stocks with a percentage of overbought stocks plunging over the percentage of oversold stocks. where is there likely to be a bounce with us now, paul hickey, bespoke investment group cofounder. why is that discrepancy between the overbought and oversold so important to you what does it tell us about what has been happening in the market and what is likely to happen >> thanks for having me, tyler this was even before today's decline. you know, we are starting to see the market technicals start to revert to some oversold levels heading into today, there were a handful of sectors below their 50 day moving average. after today we are likely going the see every sector below their 50 day moving average. you can't get in an oversold rally until they tend to hit oversold levels. we are starting to see the market

that has some small business owners like emerson aquino feeling vulnerable to the times. >> it was very helpful basically when it comes to all the essentials. >> reporter: things have started to pick up for emerson and his dance studio, but he feels it's still too soon to take at that safety net away. but others disagree, saying that net has made it harder to convince people to come back to work. >> a lot of them are thinking about what type of work do i want to go back to, and will it be able to support my family moving forward. >> reporter: meanwhile, the general manager of a hotel right across from the ballpark in san francisco is experiencing this as business picks up. >> in the food and beverage side you can't find the workers. >> reporter: experts are saying, time will tell how california's workforce will respond to the expiration of federal benefits, but for now, there is no momentum to pick up the slack and extend the aid. >>> highway 17 in santa clara county is about to get a face-lift, but it could mean years of late-night slowdowns. crews will start repaving the highway and i

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> oil closing for the day as energy i believe is the best performing secretary neuro the market again today pippa stevens as more at the commodity desk. >> it is the pest sector because oil is ending in the green the last month as declines appear to be in the rearview mirror wti is at the highest in two months brent, the highest since october of 2018 and inches towards $80 the contracts finishing today up 1.1% and wti at 73.97 for a gain of .9% that is the fifth straight week of gains ubs saying today that brent could hit 80 by the ends of september, just a few days away as inventory continues to fall but they say it could be short-lived unless a colder than expected winter prompts investors to swap oil for gas. >>> one of the largest deals every in automotive retail sonic buying dealerships this week dealers are facing shortages of inventory. sonic has less than 10,000 new and used vehicles in its system. er inially two years ago they had over 30,000. the shorta

so we're joined now by the director of emerson college polling society spencer kimball to see what we can take away from these questions as we wait for voting locations too close up a good evening, sir. the first obvious question, how did you vote. that will able to tell you. but what we can look at is people's attitudes towards in their decision of who they're going to vote for. >> kind of solidified in the last week, about one in 3 voters said that they decided who they're going to vote for in the last week with about one in about 20% of voters saying that they just made up their decision in the last few days. so although the polls are showing a very large lead against the recall. it appears that voters were waiting until the end to make their final decision. >> the next question we have here is when did you finally decide whom to support in today's election. and did you see any surprises with the results there. >> well, as i as i mentioned when people decided to book about 44% of them said that they had made up their mind a long time ago about 25% said that they made up their mind

emerson, thank you for joining us. our reporter laid out what is expected in the debate, and talking about differences we could see and policy from merkel and depending on who the successor is. are you expecting a large change depending on the outcome of this election when it comes to u.s.-germany ties? john: no, absolutely not. if you look at the likely chancellor candidates, olaf scholz or armin laschet, they are pro-transatlantic, pro-european. there will not be a huge difference between them in terms of that. they both have been campaigning is the most likely successor -- or in a continuity message in succeeding angela merkel. the differences are really going to be much more on social policy and germany's domestic fiscal policy. from the standpoint of the eu, the question of flexibility in terms of european rescue mechanisms. those will be the differences, not so much on the relationship with the u.s. mark: on that note, what about the fact olaf scholz is not in favor of the 2% spending nato target, and with the co

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> the nyse warby-parker shares starting at $40, starting trading tomorrow should be an interesting debut, dan. >> we were talking about some of the pockets say of speculation when the companies don't have large track records. is one of them and the direct listings, some traded worse out of the gate than the ones that go through regular way they don't have the same support from the underwriters so let's see how this thing trades. the valuation will be one of the issues here and some of the direct-to-consumer names that are early and kind of pre-profit and i know maybe they're, kind of have expected to have a small profit here, this is a tough road to hoe so i think it will be a really good sentiment indicator right now as the market's in the throes of the sell-off >> back to the sell-off, speaking of. stocks plunging on wall street today, all three major averages taking a nose dive traders say there could be opportunities in the pullback, time to break out our sel

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome to another hour of "squawk on the street. i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brenner and david faber. treasury secretary yellen will testify before house financial services committee we're taking you there live as soon as q&a begins dumping up once again at 4380 down a touch from the opening highs as we close out september and q3 >> we're 30 minutes into the trading session. here are three of the big movers carmax the nation's biggest used car retailer topping revenue projections, missing on earnings estimates. preowned car sales rising 6.2%, less than 7.3% expected. shares down about 10% right now. shares of bed, bath & beyond plunging as well after the retailers results missed on the top and bottom lines and also cutting its forecast citing supply chain problems and higher costs. shares are down 25% right now. but we're going to end with a name in the green, virgin galactic surging after the faa cleared the space tourism company to return to flight after completing a mishap investigation into the july mission that carried ric

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> nearly two-thirds of health care workers are vaccinated. as hospitals push mandates push demands, those are increasing demands. >> nearly 40% of u.s. hospital systems now have mandates. for some rural hospitals, it is a big russ being lewis county shut the mat earnity ward after six nurses quit more departments now face shortages. >> we do need to have a vaccinated work force. it is not an option. >> so they are holding firm. >> memorial in houston has set an october deadline despite being short staffed. so far, two dozen as of 2,900 have refused >> you choose to remain a member of the family being vaccinated or you choose to leave the family and pursue your career at a different organization >> with biden administration making the mandate, it could make it harder to find work elsewhere. >> what is the outlook for the federal mandate and whether it issup held in the courts in texas, a judge upheld one hospital's mandate in a lawsuit brought by nurses. here in n

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> a unionization effort led by starbucks employees in three stores in buffalo, new york, is becoming a citywide issues kate rogers is here with the latest on that story and its implications for starbucks kate >> reporter: workers at three starbucks stores in buffalo, new york, petitioned for a vote on whether to unionize late last month and has told the labor relations board all 450 of its workers in the city should be allowed to vote according to a memo starbucks sent to employees obtained by cnbc this would take that vote from three stores to 20 the letter to the buffalo workers also said the company was taking action to bring store operations back up to its standards including bringing in help with staffing and repairing store issues ask us anything, we're all here to help. you have the right to work directly with starbucks. in response to this starbucks workers united sate starbucks is trying to delatey the vote we are trying to organize even one store and wi