honestly, sara, it does not. because when rates are at this low, it is hard to even understand what is going on. this is not what we learned in business school, believe me. i think at this point it's really almost, we're in a zero rate environment and that is what we're moving on >> meanwhile josh brown, lower yeemds helps the likes of shopify and tesla and peloton. are they moving up because yields, do you think >> i don't think they move higher because of the yields but i do think that they predispose people to coming across them because when you think that growth is going to be low, and you realize growth is going to be scarce, maybe some part of you is more willing to pay incrementally higher for that earnings growth where you find it. but i've heard that story. i don't know any investors who do that. like in real life. i don't know anybody who is like oh, rates just went lower, let's go find a high multiple stock. so there might be some correlation without causation there. but i do think that you are seeing

sara carter. take a look. >> what scared the death out of me is the unassuming citizen, you hear the narrative that they are going to quarantine these people, they are going to be wearing ppe, they are going to be guarded in some way. they are not. it'sde alive. i watched it being broken constantly and it was just me popping in for 15 minutes on a random day. >> especially during covid it seems like a very risky game to leave the border wide open. >> wide open and exposing all of us and like i said, we have compassion, we are not saying we don't. at the same time, this is in our backyard. what about our children? what about our family? >> what did you say to the president? >> i would say to the president we are now in the biggest super-spreader event of covid in this world. right here on the border. it's a huge super spreader event. we are dying. please help us. you're doing this to us. >> sean: sara carter, investigative reporter, joins us now with nationally syndicated radio host dana loesch. sa

i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost in london. the dow higher by 279 points we came back from a deficit, the dow was down 123 this morning, closed near the highs of the session. up 279 a strong day united healthcare biggest positive contribution on the dow with home depot, amgen and boeing s&p 500 closing at a record high, first time we saw that since i don't know a week and a half last week of july. the last record close. and it was led by a variety of sectors. energy, industrials, healthcare, financials, all of those sectors and materials closing up more than 1%. consumer discretionary strong too. communication services were lower on the day media companies a little under pressure the nasdaq closed up bymore than half a percent. apple the leader there moderna, strong day. some other healthcare names, amazon, microsoft in rebound mode google, good day facebook was down, so is netflix. overall strong day for tech. small caps rallied .4% as well the russell 2000, we reversed a decline from yesterday little lower than average volume

deputy treasury secretary. >> great to be back, sara. good to see you. >> good to see you as well before we get into the actual bills, it's just interesting that treasury secretary yellen is on the road in her first domestic trip sort of as a politician, pitching and rallying the public behind these two bills. i wonder how the administration sees her given it's a little bit of a shift for this audience and for the investors that know her as the fed chair, an academic economist. >> well, sara, as you know, secretary yellen is an economist by training. and she was in atlanta talking about the u.s. economy and about the things that we need to make sure that the economy continues to grow long after we debated the pandemic. she's talking about investments in infrastructure and human capital. things that economists and business leaders have been talking about us needing to invest in for a long time. >> one of the concerns on the economy right now is that it's overheated and secretary adeyamo, adding another $4.5 trillion, i guess it will be sp

our own investigative reporter sara carter will be here with a full report, along with former acting i.c.e. director tom homan. stay with us, as the special edition of "hannity" continues. you won't get this from the media mob. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: now joe biden and the democrats, they claim to care about covid and came to care about publicla safety, all while covid positive illegal immigrants pouring across our southern border in record numbers that we haven't seen in oh, 20 or 30 years, in what is now officially, by far, a giant super-spreader event, the biggest of them all, so law-abiding americans, you need to show proof of vaccine if you cityto eat at a new york restaurant or go to a sporting event or a broadway show or even a movie, buty you don't need any vaccine proved across the southern border., same people, by the way, that say they don't like voter i.d. interesting. this is aay full-blown humanitarian and security and a public health crisis. our own sara carter investigative reporter, she has been encountering sick migrants and exposed right here on this program how b

i miff you, wilf i miss you sara. i miss sara as well. let's discuss your upcoming listing, but my first big-picture question is, how long have been super-constructive on the c cryptospace? have you been a believer for a while? >> you know, in 2012, we were starting to wander in the exchange base with this new blockchain thing, a potential risk or threat to our business a friend of mine said, hey, i've got some buddies, they're starting a company, i think you would find it interesting. this company turned out to be an exchange called coinbase he introduced me, said would you like to learn more >> i jumped in with both feet. we did an investment in early '13, i think was the date, i bored information rites, and really started to learn the cryptospace and full in love with it. it took me eight years to devote my entire working life to it, close the plan here with bullish. >> why is bullish different from what's already out there. >> in many ways it's the anti-traditional cryptoexchange. first of all we're trying to bridge the metaverse of t

>> not really, sara. we think of it through the eyes of the consumers so in almost every day, they start their shopping or exploration other cases they may buy it or reserve it other times they had to go to the store to try it on so we gear our entire focus, our entire offense, as we call it here, to serve that consumer regardless, and that served us we can meet their demands how they want to do it, on their terms. >> the principle is to keep our employees save and secure. >> and retail is open there, so the situation differ in different markets around the world. vaccine availability difference. here in the u.s. we're strongly enkaurg encouraging our employees to be vaccinated bond things will be different. we will be spending some of our time together in person, but also we have learned a lot from this pandemic how we can work more productively, more inclusively, so we'll be adaptingfield, but no spectators in person has that compromised your investment this year >> no, we think the olympics are incredib

sara carter. take a look. >> would scare the death out of me as the unassuming citizen, you hear the narrative that they are going to quarantine these people, they are going toe wearing ppe, they are going to be guarded in some way. they are not. it's alive. i watched it being broken constantly and it was just me popping in for 15 minutes on a random day. >> especially during covid it seems like a very risky game to leave the border wide open. >> wide open and exposing all of us and like i said, we have compassion, we are not saying we don't. at the same time, this is in our backyard. what about our children? what are family question right >> what did you say to the president? >> i would say to the present we are now in the biggest super-spreader event of covid in this world. right here on the border. it's a huge super spread or event. we are dying. please help us. you're doing this to us. >> sean: sara carter, investigative reporter, joins us now with nationally syndicated radio host dana loesch.

hi, sara >> i'm sara eisen. let's look at what's driving the action the federal reserve releasing minutes from the july meeting just last hour as the taper conversation ramps up. most participants saw tapering this year. the delta variant does pose a down side risk to the outlook. more retail earnings out today target and lowe's topping estimates with lowe's surging on those results. and soft economic data point housing starts falling 7% in july, and mortgage applications declined as well 59 minutes left to go in the session. dow is down about 128 points or so >> and we have a big show coming up today blackrock's jeff rosenberg will join us with his first reaction to the fed minutes, when he thinks the tapering will start plus the ceo of imax and box offices. and robinhood. a meme stock gearing up for its first report since going public. an analyst and early shareholder will join us to break down those results. >> stock up 7.5% into the report steve, let's start with the fed and the market reaction. >> yeah, the

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many would say a lot more than that sara >> we're starting to see it in the u.s. data a bit, lockdown in new zealand over one case? josh lipton has a look at what's driving it lower >> sara, big tech names are trending lower here. alphabet also in the red the run on this one is up about 5% so far. facebook feeling pressure as well worst day since july 29th, though like alphabet, enjoyed a nice run this year also check out paypal, down now about 8% have a look at the chips, the smh, worst day in a month. under the hood of that, names all lower. nvidia reports tomorrow after the close. back to you all. j josh, thank you very much. greg, was it encouraging you saw some dip buying with some of the sectors turning green? clearly this is been a mantra and feeling on wall street that fed will still be easing the policy we still have a ton of stimulus out there. >> right i don't know if i was encouraged or discouraged i think we'll be volatile for at least the next couple weeks. we've just gone through an earnings season where 85% of companies that report beat their earni

and sara fagen, and former congresswoman donna edwards. welcome to you all. i want to get to the como story. i want to get to covid politics here, amy. let's frame the discussion, biden, desantis. here is the back-and-forth. >> some governors aren't willing to do the right thing to beat this pandemic, then they should allow businesses and university who want to do the right thing to be able to do it. >> joe biden has taken to himself to try to single out florida over covid. this is a guy who ran for president saying he was going to, quote, shut down the virus. and what has he done? he's imported more virus from around the world by having a wide-open southern border. >> by the way, both of them have some shakier poll numbers today than they did a month ago when we weren't at 100,000-plus cases. why are we seeing finger pointing? >> it's interesting, chuck. looking from april into now in many of these new polls. what you're seeing is as the delta variant has come into play, people have actually become more hardened in their partisanship. so republicans have bec

sara murray, thanks so much for that. let's discuss. sabrina, i want to kick it off with you on the heels that have report from sara murray. the more we learn about all the behind-the-scenes shenanigans with doj officials the more this smacks of a coup attempt. what do you make of the lawmaker's unwillingness to answer for his actions. >> it shows to your point how many people were involved in this effort to try to subvert the will of the american poem and congressman scott perry is one of the trump loyalists who really played a prominent role as sara murray pointed out in trying to promote the big lie, each encouraging stop the steal events. of course, his home state pens person, one of the key rustbelt states that swung from former president trump into president biden's column and he also introduced as sara blurry said the former president to jeffrey clark, relatively obscure justice department official who really became key in trying to push the -- the president's efforts to overturn the election so it just reenforces how many people

bush year, sara fagen and former congresswoman donna edwards. welcome to you all. i want to get to the como story. i want to get to covid politics here, amy. let's frame the discussion, biden, desantis. here is the back-and-forth. >> some governors aren't willing to do the right thing to beat this pandemic, then they should allow businesses and university who want to do the right thing to be able to do it. >> joe biden has taken to himself to try to single out florida over covid. this is a guy who ran for president saying he was going to, quote, shut down the virus. what has he done? he's imported more virus from around the world by having a wide-open southern border. >> by the way, both of them have shakier poll numbers than they did a month ago when we weren't at 100,000-plus cases. >> it's interesting chuck, looking from april into now in many of these new polls. what you're seeing is as the delta variant has come into play, people have actually become more hardened in their partisanship. so republicans have become more against mandates. democrats more solidly f

scott and sara, back to you. >>> thank you. it's all about the reflation trade, right that's what we'll be talking about now. , and now what rates have done, in the span of a single week. >> but also china, the prospects of more china lockdowns, even if we don't think this time, that, chris, could be a problem for the global economy and for oil prices, couldn't it? >> it certainly can, but i think at the moment, the market seems to be in the mood to look through a lot of this. look at the big bellwether stocks, which is rio tinto, or some of companies domestically it's been very constructive in resetting sentiment. we look at flows we see massive outflows over the last three or four months. i think a lot of bad news, a lot of growth scare, a lot of delta news is already placed into these stocks. >> what happens to -- and chris sort of alludes to it -- the good as it gets trade. we've done the best we're going to do, and we need to start rethinking what the recovery will look at does the jobs report today sort of save the day on

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carter, investigative reporter, sara, what is the latest? >> oh, sean, people are living in terror right now. can you imagine being hunted down by the taliban, hunted down like animals, women are hiding, most of my sources, i have been speaking to over 30 people in various different groups. some of my sources are around the kabul embassy and around, as well, the kabul international airport. they are in hiding. they have been beaten. i have one source that was beaten so badly, his leg was almost broken. they had to escape, one of them had a baby, they were huddling all night, i was on the phone with them. some of these folks actually have visas to enter into a kabul airport and cannot get into the kabul airport because there is no one to allow them into the gate. the gates have been open, they have been shot. now we are hearing they may open again. i have other family members at home who are calling me during the day and during the middle of the night, i can literally hear the gunfire outside of their homes, as the taliban is searching for th

it's a great question, sara. what you need to do is have a little bit of everything a lot of people talk about that barbell approach so on the defensive side you want some of those -- the health care and utility names you said have been shining over the last two months might be weak today in that defensive bucket i'd put technology, too. it's a huge component of the index. you can't really ignore the sector and on the other side of that, of course, look at the cyclicals and some of the value oriented sectors like the financials that you see shine in periods where the ten-year starts to pop and people feel a little more comfortable about the reopening story coming back. especially after some of those sectors have been beat down. there's a back and forth between a push and pull between all this we've seen happening the last 12 months >> as we await a number of earnings from stocks you cover to come out, i wondered what you felt overall about valuations in those companies and how closely you're watching jackson hole

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great work, sara, stephen miller. two vets, they tell us why joe biden's foreign policy is a disaster. and can you blame them straight ahead. >> sean: two heroes who served in afghanistan, fox news contributor joey jones and senate canon in pennsylvania sean parnell. let me ask you both, joey, you go first. you watch what's unfolding, we are leaving munitions, we are now begging the taliban and, please don't destroy our embassy when you take over a couple where they have over 60% of the country. i can't think of the worst foreign policy blunder than this right now in modern history. your reaction? >> it's by far the worst in my life. perhaps if you say that we could've prevented 9/11, that is worse, but outside of that, will come of this? and what makes me so mad about this is that we have a man in the white house that told us just a week ago that nothing like this would happen? we have a man in the white house, leaders of our country that could not see this happening, the entire country pretty much falling in a matte

i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. at session highs you can see we were soft most of the day, open lower, some concerns about the chinese growth slowdown. bond yields were a bit lower, all of that points to slower growth, but then we climbed back through the session, ended higher at a record unitedhealthcare the biggest contributor to the gains health care led the way today. utilities, staples, all the defensive names, technology also had a pretty decent day. the nasdaq struggled, though names like tesla under pressure. invideo down lower, with recport on wednesday >>> coming up, boston fed president eric rosengren. >>> plus galaxy digital -- but first, president biden is addressing the nation on afghanistan. let's listen. >> the unfolding situation in afghanistan. the developments that have taken place in the last week, and the steps we're taking my national security team and i have been closely monitoring the situation on the ground in afghanistan, and moving quickly to execute the plans we had put in place to respon

sara, see you next week. have a great weekend in a does it for "closing bell." "fast money" begins right now. >> it sure does. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's time square, this is "fast money. i'm leslie picker in for melissa lee. tonight's lineup ton on "fast," check out the after hours action and shares of a firm the stock rocketing higher after inking a deal with amazon. we'll have the full details coming up. plus from worst to first energy stocks rebounding in a big way topost the best week since may. we're drilling down on all of the big moves. and later we have a special

i'm sara eisen, we are expecting a briefing from the pentagon on the deadly attacks at any moment we'll take you there live is not it begins. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. energy and stock caps. let's get to the pentagon for a briefing on what is happening. >> can you hear me okay? >> john, i can see you and hear you fine. >> the general will have some brief opening remarks, will address the events today, and then we'll take questions. i will moderated questions police, before you ask your question, identify yourselves and your outlet so the general has an idea of, and a reminder we have 30 minutes and a hard stop at 3:30, so general mckenzie, over to you. >> john, thanks. two sue i'd bombers, ace saysed to have been isis fighters detonated in the vicinity of the abbey gate, and the baron hotel, immediately ajdjadjacent at this time we know that 12 u.s. service members have been killed in the attack and 15 more service members have been injured. a number of afghan civilians were also injured and killed in the attack we're treating some of these at hkia, and some are at local

i'm sara eisen here at the new york stock exchange. seesaw day here on wall street the nasdaq is the relative outperformer while small tex take an leg lower. and let's get to what is driving the action today goldman sachs slashing the gdp target for the third quarter earnings remain in focus with big swings, following results. oil prices for a sixth straight session, now well below $65 a barrel energy by far the weakest sector today. 59 minutes left in the session, sara. >> we have a great lineup coming your way dr. anthony fauci will join us to talk about the latest news, and the impact on the reopening of our economy you won't want to miss it. >>> plus sequoia capital making headlines last year, and now its investment in robinhood and a number of names that went pub public -- they will join us. >>> bob is tracking the market action for us, and courtney reagan has detailings on retail and the big move higher no macy's just slight gains on the s&p >> moments ago, wilf, we went into positive territory. don't kid yourself the markets are

sara, thank you. last night, all right, the personal side of this beautiful you've heard the story of an afghan interpreter living in the u.s. desperately trying to get his young family out of afghanistan. what is it like for thoseer families? that are talking to their loved ones, one of the hearing, what are they saying, and what hope do they have? that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ >> sean: al

dana, thank you, sara, thank you. last night, all right, the personal side of this beautiful you've heard the story of an afghan interpreter living in the u.s. desperately trying to get his young family out of afghanistan. what is it like for those families? that are talking to their loved ones, one of the hearing, what are they saying, and what hope do they have? that is straight ahead. ♪ ♪ cranky-pated: a bad mood related to a sluggish gut. miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. free your gut, and your mood will follow. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right come a breaking report from reuters just coming out now, joe biden is going to speak from the white house about afghanistan about 1:00 eastern tomorrow. a lot late, joe, that apparently heading to delaware coming out t

let's get more on this from the french football journalist sara menai. sara, shocking scenes, and lots of investigations are under way — from local authorities in niece to the french football federation. what is the latest? good evening, yes, as you said shocking and shameful. well for now, marseille obviously intended to take legal action. marseille obviously intended to take legalaction. only marseille obviously intended to take legal action. only three minors were arrested last night, the investigation goes on. a public prosecutor has taken up the case and both clubs have been summoned to a disciplinary hearing that will take place at the league headquarters on wednesday. what the punishment will be, of course, we do not know yet. maybe a lifetime stadium band for the troublemakers as they were caught on camera, so we will see what happened. as we speak, a high government officials having a right now in nice with the police to discuss yesterday's incident, and the latest news is that the popular stand for yesterday's trouble will be closed for at le

sara nice to see you here. what are you hearing from your members? >> that we have to do everything possible to tamp this down, make this stop. this is something we've never seen before. and if it continues on this trend, we're going to see more incidents of unruly passengers this year alone than in the entire year of aviation. >> what is causing it? >> our passengers have experienced this, 1 in 5 have experienced a physical event. and what's causing it is this different set of communications and conflicting communications, throughout the entire pandemic. many people don't know what to believe. public trust has been eroded. everyone's a little stressed out. our planes are full. and there's operational issues as well. members are telling us that people are mad about that. alcohol is a major contributor. and we encourage the faa to send that letter and also to ask law enforcement to better coordinate, better respond. and make sure that we're prosecuting in these cases. so, all of these things need to be tamped down. and, frankly, having me on and talki

. >> sara, today a more of a rotational feel for this little extension. we have kind of clicked back into gear, if you look at the s&p 500, right back on this very persistent rally path. we pointed out for months on end, the market tends to hug the upper rail of this pathway, a bit much more from here. wouldn't take a lot more to look overextended, but i want to underscore the persistence of this. >> that's been the give-and-take, also really detaching from the rest of the world. over the last performance, of the s&p 500 versus equity markets from the rest of the world. everything in the world beside the u.s. tracked pretty well. the rest of the world was outperforming. starting in june or so, when the big-cap growth stocks really started to take the lead, and of course the asian markets had a very rough patch if it's going to be a roe station, you would think that there would be some convergence here in the rest of the world, especially asia might catch up longer returns, rolling ten-year returns, ten years ago, tomorrow or the next day, was basically th

fantastic, we really enjoyed sara carter was phenomenal. >> sean: have a great show.

>> hi, sara. president biden promising to get all americans and afghan allies who want to leave out of afghanistan. about 13,000 people have been flown out of the country in the last six days and 6,000 u.s. troops are on the ground president biden warning the massive ever will not be without cost. >> this mission is dangerous it involves risks to our armed forces and is being conducted under difficult circumstances. i cannot promise what the final outcome will be. >>> a federal appeals court has upheld the cdc's new ban on evi evictions. a group of realtors are likely to appeal the decision >>> the new james bond movie will premiere on september 28th and make its dubai in the u.s. on october 8th the release has beendelayed multiple times one person who is likely to be very excited about that, sara, is wilf. open it up to you. >> i agree we've been about 30 minutes left to go. here's where we stand in the market the s&p 500 up 0.8%, dow is up more than 200 points, still down for the week nasdaq is

we have 59 minutes left in the session, sara. >>> coming up on today a show, the ceo of fubotv as the company gets approval from the online wagers from the state of iowa. >>> plus noted value investor scott black on his outlook, as we head into a new month two value plays he likes. >>> and then president biden is expected to address the nation about afghanistan this hour. we will take you there live for those remarks. >>> let's focus, first of all, on the big stories we watching today. mike santoli is watching the action, and josh lipton is following apple today. mike, start us off, if you will, please, still set for a record close, at least. >> pretty much holding the highs. pretty quiet, not a lot of churn underneath the surface unlike yesterday, more stocks than up and down the nasdaq 100 is bumping up a little bit against the trend line maybe the s&p gets there as well, as you see from time to time as we get near this line the last several months. it has paused. we're also going to lose that peak from the first or second day of september of last year. where we did come to that 10%

joe, tom, sara, thank you very much. mayor laurie lightweight disaster of leadership a disturbing report of the brothers accused of killing a chicago cop. we will tell you what it is next at this very special edition of "sean hannity" continues. narrator: eva-marie smoked 12,000 packs of cigarettes over 15 years. she quit and now there's a new lung cancer screening that could save her life. you stopped smoking. now start screening. no matter how much you smoked, early detection could save you. talk to your doctor or learn more at savedbythescan.org >> leo: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." the city of chicago reeling from the tragic murder of a police officer ella french last weekend. ella french was killed by a gunman from a routine traffic stop -- there is no such thing. we are learning the same killer ran down another man in a crosswalk back in april while he was on probation. we are also learning more aboutb officer french, a woman whose home was mystically rated by the chicago police, friends say the

sara monetta reports. hiding in the hills of eastern turkey, these afghan refugees have managed to cross into the country from neighbouring iran. if intercepted, they would be pushed back to the border. but for these young men, there is no way back. translation: it'll get worse in afghanistan. it is over. we are young. we need to go to school. my life is finished and i am only 19. the question now haunting european politicians is could they be the start of a bigger refugee wave? as the taliban has taken over afghanistan, turkey sped up the construction of a border wall. president erdogan has spent the past few days on the phone with european leaders to warn them. translation: turkey does not have a duty or obligation to be europe's migrant storage unit. once we seal our borders and send the current illegal migrants back home, it will be up to them to decide where to go. greece is not taking any chances, either. to avoid the repeat of the 2015 refugee crisis, it has built a aokm fence and a new surveillance

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sara stinson live for us out danville bowl with more. sara. >> james. that's right. as you were just saying, the delta variant spreading rapidly across the east bay. yet danville bowl where i'm at right now. they post on facebook saying they don't plan on enforcing the mask mandate requiring people to wear a mask and they go indoors and bowling alleys are indoors. so this is a example, an example, a place where you are supposed to wear a mask. but take a look at you screen. they do not plan on enforcing it leaving it up to the customer on whether they not whether they want to wear the mask or not a danville bowl wrote saying we believe everyone has the right to freedom and not constant retracting restrictions from the government. let's be honest. if they were intelligent, they wouldn't be working for the government there saying if you would like to wear your mask inside while you bowl feel free if you don't want to. that's ok, the choice is up to you. the bowling alley statement went on to say if you're vaccinated you shouldn't have anything to worry about anyways. b

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>> thank you, steve, it's sara and i today. we've seen the low-end yields for the medium term. i think it is. i think that fair value is in 1 1/2 to 1 3/4, maybe even up as to 2% this year. in terms of the yield left, so i do expect the bonds will sell off, particularly as we get into the fall, as we see more people return to work, and as inflation data remains somewhat robust i do think that that environment, you know, sort of will beget some selling from bonds. i don't think that means that yields are going excessively high from here, but i do think we're probably end of year in the ranges above 150 so from here, it probably makes sense to be lighter in terms of bond positioning. >> hey, wilf, i think we can also draw the conclusion that rosen dgren heard my position and said, that makes sense, let's go on board. >> we can all draw or own conclusions, i suppose, steve. >>> we just got earnings from the real real crossing, and the shares are down sharply, the company is posting an adjusted earnings the street was looking for a

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sara- stinson kron 4 news. all right. thanks a lot, sarah. >> so john jim insert talk about the wind has been tracking at this morning following the smoke to as we're seeing in some of our live cameras now that the sun is coming up at well, here's another prime this is the saratoga camera. it's a time lapse camera. and so we're showing you what the fire has done since we came on air 4 o'clock this morning. and you can see thankfully, it looks like it may be is subsiding just a bit here in this last half hour or so. but again, it's all depending on the winds. so that's 2 hours that we're watching unfold here in the past time. yeah. >> so 2 hours. so what is going on with with the winds. you can see a little hot spot there just in the foreground and those winds will fan those flames up for a moment. you'll see a little spot flare up and then it will eventually die down as it kind of burns through that tender right there. but that does not to say that even the winds might calm down and pockets that there won't be a windy spo

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proper sara stinson live for us in the newsroom with more. >> on all of this era. >> and james darya. this is exciting news. most fully vaccinated. people have been waiting to hear when they'll be able to get a 3rd shot in the arm. and now we're learning it could be on the 8th month after receiving their second dose of the shot now, this according to 2 people with knowledge of the internal discussions who told the associated press saying us health officials will soon approve a covid-19 vaccine booster shot for all americans. this is to ensure lasting protecting protection rather against the coronavirus as the delta variant spreads across our country. and now we're following other up and coming variants as well. we know boosters are becoming recommended already for people who are fully vaccinated for moderna or pfizer. health officials are still waiting for second dose trial results for the johnson and johnson vaccine, which is expected to be by the end of the month. so stand by on that boosters would likely first go to people who became fully vaccinated first met includes health care

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karim met with sara, and abbas�* brother, shah — also an orthopaedic surgeon. i think it is inspiring that you have dedicated your medical career and said thanks to abbas. i cannot explain to you how touched my family and i are. it was so beautiful to read. abbas was a passionate doctor, a very caring individual. - and i guess today, if he was here, i he would be filled with pride to see that he would have inspired even one person to go to medical _ school and be involved - in the work that he was doing. healthcare professionals do . incredible things in extremely difficult circumstances, _ whether it is here, on covid wards or abroad in war zones. and there needs to be much greater . protection that they are offered. l i think karim has mentioned that he hopes to go into the same field of carrying out humanitarian aid work, and i think the concern comes to our family's mind that we do not want another family to go through what we did.

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. >> reporter: sara rugter ford's dream has taken off. the 19-year-old is on her way to becoming the youngest woman to fly around the world solo, and it doesn't stop there. >> when you think of the pilot, you don't think of a woman, but a man. i'm trying to change that a little bit. i'm trying to get girls to be interested in flying in aviation. >> reporter: after taking off from belgium on wednesday, she is currently soaring across greenland. you could almost say she was born to fly. >> my entire family are pilots. my dad is a pilot. my mom is a pilot. even my little brother is a pilot. so it's really in the family. >> reporter: her journey will couns in just a few nths, the supportive parents will track her progress. >> very aware of the risks. i think she needs to fly away. it's her dream and she needs to live it. >> reporter: for zara, it's not just about landing in the history books, but leveling the air field. >> people say -- to have that record is to show actually women can beat men. >> reporter: and to show girls everywhere when

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sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. esta pareja está trabajando arduamente. en la recuperación económica de california. ¿sabes? viven en california y vacacionando en california, están apoyando a las comunidades y negocios locales. al consumir productos locales, estás ayudando a la reconstrucción de nuestra economía. buen trabajo amigos. llamamos a todos los californianos a vacacionar aquí y ayudar a nuestra economía viajando por el estado de manera responsable. queremos que gane ¿verdad? muy buenas noches méxico quiere el bronce y estaremos con ellos. >> la gimnasia rítmica inicia conemptencia.