square is on deck after the bem on thursday and tony is expecting a tough take, tony, take it away >> yeah, so i want to take a look at square here which is currently trading at 123 times next year's earnings i think the expectations are a little too high going in let's take a look at some charts if you look at the charts over the last six months or so. the stock had been trading between 200 and 270, just bounced off the top edge of that range. especially when you consider the fact that relative to its sector, the technology sector starting to under perform the sector since the february high this suggests further downside going into earnings and the business itself right now at 123 times earnings, i think this stock needs to continue to sustain 30% to 40% revenue growth here in the next three or four years showing some margin expansion which it has not done so far i think stock is headed back to the $200 level if you look at the earnings itself, it is implying about a 7% move while the average the last eight quarters --the trade structure that i want to use is similar to mike. i am go

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taking your phone calls. would you welcome refugees in your community and where you are in the country? this is rory up on the west coast early. good morning. caller: good morning. i would say yes, take them in, but make sure you don't have terrorists among the refugees, and it would be nice if they say they like america, they are pro-american, and also anti-sharia law. a lot of terrorists would have a hard time saying they are anti-sharia. i say this earnestly after seven months of biden, maybe we can start think about impeaching him and harris. he is a complete clux. -- klutz. goodbye. host: baltimore. would you welcome refugees in baltimore? caller: thank you. thank you for your show. i listen every day. i appreciate what you do. absolutely i would welcome afghan refugees into my community, or into my home. i think that it is what weowe to the -- what we owe to the afghani people after the past 20 years, quite honestly. host: stephen alexander, ohio, independent. how would you answer the question? caller:

-- as long as it takes. so, thank you, and may god protect those in the path of the storm. and god willing, we'll get through this sooner than later. but don't kid yourself, this is going to take a lot of resources, a little bit of luck, and as my grandfather would say, the grace of god and the goodwill of the neighbors. and by the way, look out for your neighbors. if you're in the region, look out for your neighbors. so, thank you very much, and thank you, commissioner. i really think it all works. i'm not -- i'm not supposed to take any questions, but go ahead. >> mr. president, on afghanistan -- pres. biden: i'm not going to answer afghanistan now. >> can you say if there's still an acute risk at the airport, sir? pres. biden: thank you. [applause] really and truly, thank you, thank you, thank you. i know there's no group of americans who know how -- how dangerous it is more than you guys do. so, let's stay at it to the very end. i know you will. you've done everything you can to help prepare these folks.

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carter, let's take one of these, let's take these one by one starting with zoom what is the set up into earnings >> well so that is the worst of times one if we're starting with the bad one which is fine. so the issue with zoom, i have two charts we could jump right in the first chart you could see where we are we're at a major inflection point. you call the apex of a wedge or a triangle, it is a standoff but the key is that we know that great ran up, pandemic related and zoom goes from 50 to 600 more than a ten bagger drops 50% and now here it sits in the apex of these converging lines. how does it get resolved you see i've drawn on arrow to the down side. and look at the next chart and we foe at the bottom panel here is relative to the i shares and stock icg and it is broken down through the lower line, the converging line we've already breached so the thinking which is a very weak stock stays weak and did not do anything except something unhappy in response to the news. >> so bad news first so if this stock is zooming slower, how do you play it mike you have way to doo it? >> so i'm

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take cover and stay safe. let's get to fema head quarters in washington where we saw the president moments ago. we have the acting associate administrator for response and recovery. david, thank you for talking to us. from where you are at the command center, what's your primary concern at this point? what are the areas you're focussed on? we saw nadia in new orleans. you could really tell the winds are picking up there. as she was saying, they're still waiting on the full brunt of the storm to blow through. >> well, that's right. our primary concern right now is life safety. hurricane ida made land fall a couple hours ago as a ferocious category 4 storm. 150 miles per hour winds. and it is proceeding into south eastern louisiana. folks throughout south eastern louisiana and south western mississippi need to take this storm seriously. they need to be in their safe place now. hunkered down. if they still have power, we want them to plug in their devices to get a full charge in case they lose power. fill up the

president, take a question. about the taliban taking over afghanistan. he didn't want to talk about that. >> president biden: we just need to finish the job with science, with facts, and with confidence. and together, as the united states of america, we'll get this done. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [people shouting questions] >> harris: he didn't even look back. critics torching the president's lack of transparency. >> president biden will not answer questions from the media or the press during his gravest foreign policy disaster. we struggle to get information and data on what's truly going on there. >> he doesn't say one word about afghanistan? he is too programmed. he is too scripted. and everybody is now seeing what i've been talking about for two years which is this is a president that you take him out of a teleprompter and handlers are terrified what he will say. >> harris: brian kilmeade is from "fox & friends" and host on the radio. exiting is not this president's thing. you heard joe concha describing him as prog

but i do not take no vaccines. i don't take no flu shots. i don't take nothing like that. i have never been sick from the flu in my life, i do not think. i find it funny and weird that they are pushing this drug so hard on the american people that it is unreal. as far as the fda, the fda is a joke in this country. every time they pass something, 5, 10 years from them -- then people are dying from what they passed. i would not believe the fda if there was the biggest thing on the planet. i do not understand why they are pushing this so much. at first it was one shot. then they find out it is two shots. now it is three. before long it is going to be for or five. host: if you ran a company and it was costing you $50,000 per employee when they end up in the hospital, what would you do? 's's i would not step on that guy's rights -- caller: i would not step on that guy's rights. i would have to pay it if i wanted that person to work for me. i would. i am sorry, but when i see people talking of people who do not take it, they do not understand what they are going through their se

it takes a force . be a force behind the forces. share a message today at force dot uso dot org. >>> so everyone knows hot dogs are a summer staple. >> but could they be shortening your life. will ganss, really? >> i hope not. a new study says that eating one hot dog takes 36 minutes off of your life. does that mean joey chestnut is immortal. is the study wrong? we asked the experts to find out. >> you look like the fourth of july. that makes me want a hot dog real bad. >> reporter: not so fast, paulette. a new study suggests eating one hot dog takes 36 minutes off of your life. new research from the university of michigan evaluating more than 5800 foods, ranking them by their nutritional disease burden to humans. a beef hot dog on a bun resulting in 36 minutes lost, largely due to the detrimental effect of processed meat. if that headline stresses you out, imagine what joey chestnut's thinking. >> put down your hot dogs. hello, joey. does he need to be worried that all these hot dogs are taking years and years off of his life? >> i

take a look at covid-19. data here in california. more than 5700 people are currently in the hospital with covid across california. that is the highest number of hospitalizations since february. 25th more than 14,000 new cases of the virus were reported in just the last 24 hours and another 37 people have died from the virus. 63% of the state's population is now fully vaccinated. and you see some of the numbers behind they look pretty good. almost every county has now reached at least 70% of eligible. >> residents being fully vaccinated solano still falling short. 59 1% of residents. a fully vaccinated. 12% less than the next lois county, which is sonoma. 71%. look at san mateo county, san mateo county has now past moran as the most facts. unaided county in the bay area. the latest numbers show 89.2% of eligible residents are now fully vaccinated. >> in some developing news, a plan for nationwide covid booster. shots could be launched as early as next month. a biden administration official says the fda is reportedly discussing that i

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let's say you want to take the san mateo bridge. it will take about 14 minutes. if you're leaving the house, let's check our other bridges richmond sandra fell bridge about 21 minutes and the golden gate bridge at 20 minutes there. but again, if you're just waking up this morning and you're looking at the traffic on the bay bridge right now. that's almost and still 55 minutes there to make it to that freeman street exit a fully engulfed truck. at one point the bridge was completely shut down on the westbound side, this accident. 80 westbound just west of that treasure island exit. and again, at this time, 3 lanes currently open and it's still a very slow and sluggish commute. john, i'll send it over to you. thanks for those updates right now to good morning to be heading into the city. you can definitely see just how slow moving any of that upper deck travel on the bay bridge is right now. >> barely seeing any of those cars moving currently. but i guess still an improvement from where we were at earlier when nobody was moving just now starting to see the flag blo

and, we need to take the action that others are not taking. you are correct that china and russia have a lot that they need to do that we need to start -- but we need to start here and what can we do. it is important to know that china is developing a lot of clean energy that we need. they know that it is the way of the future, so they are making the investments the manufacturer more electric vehicles, to build the solar arrays that we need. and so what we need to do is invest in the american economy and invest in american manufacturing so we not only catch up to where the others are, but we once again are leading and showing what that leadership could look like and setting a standard. host: which country has far is china is concerned, specifically what are they doing, what other countries are leading the way when it comes to this issue? guest: that is a really good question. what you have seen in european countries is setting a standard for what is possible. so, including germany and france really setting out standards that are ambitious. chi

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for the taliban to take everything. no one listened." did the white house disregard that intelligence and push ahead? >> i'm not actually familiar with the intelligence assessments you're describing, but i also don't want to get into specific intelligence products. >> reporter: watching this all unfold, families of fallen american soldiers. in flint, michigan, terry johnson trying to reassure fellow gold star parents. >> it would be very easy to go to a dark place and be angry and disappointed, but i can't let allow myself to do that, because then it would be allowing maybe the thought of the sacrifice not making a difference. >> reporter: president biden is cutting his trip to camp david short and is returning to the white house tonight. the administration will certainly face many more questions about the intelligence leading up to this withdrawal. david? >> all right, stephanie ramos live at the white house again tonight. steph, thank you. and president biden will sit down with george stephanopoulos at the white house

he said take a shot. but we're seeing a year and a half of the republican party and conservatives who follow donald trump turn their back on science, the virus itself, whether they believed it was real, last year and the doubts on the vaccine, it was that refusal to take it is what's fuelling the outbreak in the south, largely red states, largely in communities that supported donald trump. as a final point, the white house, of course, is grateful any time a republican leader speaks out to say you should take the vaccine, whether that's mitch mcconnell, some of the southern governors and now even yes, donald trump, but they fear too many aren't going to listen to figures like that. that's why messages need to come from the communities, local doctors, pastors, whoever it might be, someone on the ground more than donald trump, it's someone in their community that might be more effective. >> katty kay i want to show you this again. please don't tell anybody in britain that we're having to send this out to ame

we'll take a break at 7.37. still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news, a restaurant cashier in the east bay robbed at gunpoint. it was all caught on surveillance camera. >> we'll walk you through it. and new efforts to clean up lake we'll take a look at how many pounds of trash were recently pulled from the lake. and also on the morning news as the olympics continue in tokyo were celebrating japanese culture by taking you to a market that sells traditional goods and skies still gray out there. that's something that's going to remain at the coastline today. the rest of us get a good dose of sunshine and some of our most comfortable temperatures of the week this afternoon. >> your forecast ahead. >> and on this thursday morning, we have a few hot spots and traffic collisions to tell you about. we're also >> 7.41 is the time in the east bay. police are asking for help identifying 2 armed robbers who targeted a popular asian american restaurant in oakland. we have some of the video that we can play for you here fr

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we need to take. reasonable measures that can reduce risk. >> now the rule doesn't go into effect immediately. mayor sam liccardo is allowing venue operators. time to adjust the city council is now considering a vaccine mandates for restaurants bars and other indoor spaces that will be discussed at a later date. now to our drought coverage all across the state reservoirs are reaching historic lows and now santa clara county's valley water is taking decisive measures to protect our water supplies. kron four's charles clifford is in san jose with those details. >> here in santa clara county, the santa clara valley water district says their current reservoir storage capacity is only about 12%. they put out this video showing how things look back in april 2017 when the supply was very healthy and how it looks. now. it is a dramatic difference. now the supply is low for multiple reasons. one, we've had 2 dry winters in a row. so there hasn't been any rainfall to fill up the reservoirs. also the valley wate

but sometimes it takes time to turn on. because -- this is critical, because some patients are in the icu, they are critical cases, they need the ventilator, they need the oxygen, they need the monitors. >> reporter: she moved back from michigan to be with a husband who still hasn't been granted a visa to live in the u.s. >> it's not easy to be in a new system in my life. it's not easy to, let's say maybe lower the standards. i was working in one of the best hospitals in the usa. so now i came here, i'm working with a governmental hospital in lebanon. >> reporter: as lebanon struggles to dig its way out of this death spiral, dr. seblani, like so many lebanese, has one overwhelming thought. >> many nights i think about to quit here in lebanon and go back to usa. but -- i don't know. >> reporter: after a year full of trauma, on her wedding anniversary, she's certain of one thing. >> i want to feel safe. with my husband. so i found this is the only way for now. to be with him and to be together. >> our thanks to ian. >>> up ne

h >> people who understand this takes compromise and takes delivering results, not insults. enough lip service. people want public service to find common ground and go from there. i think we are seeing that that is what most americans want. >> we didn't lose this race. evil money manipulated and maligned this election. >> back to that a bit later. we begin in new york. governor andrew cuomo's tone is defiant but the details in a report alleging serial sexual harassment are beyond damning. fellow democrats including president biden say the governor must resign. if he does not, new york state assembly democrats today promise to fast track impeachment proceedings. >> at this point, you know, i don't expect the best out of this governor. that's why i think it's incumbent on those of us who have the power to make this right to bring justice not only for these women but for all new yorkers so we can focus on doing the work. >> >>itlan collins and elie honig. you say there are conversations about possible resignation. help me understand the context. is it members of the legislature

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and how long could it take? >> it could take months, right? this is all the work they have to do first. we're at the very, very beginning of the process for the house. they're actually coming back early so that they can get some of this done. it's nancy pelosi, so a lot of people i've talked to feel that eventually she'll get especially these moderates on board. it's also not just progressives. nancy pelosi and the white house agree that this two track was the best way to operate and move forward. so whether or not moderates -- moderates are grumbling right now. whether or not they get in line when this vote happens that sahil just laid out, when this vote happens next week, that's to be seen. that's how moderates operate. they're not people to hold up the process as much as progressives or folks in the house freedom caucus, for example, want to do in the house. those things are what we're watching. the white house feels confident in pelosi's ability to get everyone together. even though they know it takes a couple of months, they need to get

caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to say that americans don't seem to want to learn from history. we have gone through this before. i would say it is a military failure, not an administration. if two years ago, we saw the same dam thing in vietnam. they should have been prepared. there should have been a plan with the military in place. that's all i'm saying. it's a military thing. and we have such a moral obligation. i can't say we -- get everyone we can and send all the supplies you can. we have an incredible system of churches, mason lodges. vfw organizations that would be willing we saw this at the vietnam. and use that. that's the first thing you've got to learn. guest: >> i think we have a collective responsibility, but also opportunity as americans. i don't want to point fingers at any particular agency. i think as americans, it is our responsibility. second, i would say the lessons of vietnam ranked true very quickly. hundreds of hundred thousand vietnamese in a matter of months. we've been asking

he takes questions it could be bad. if he doesn't take questions that is worse. kristen: more -- to the point you were making, did you see this, msnbc reporter saying this is unclear whether he intentionally misled on afghanistan, watch this exchange. >> of acknowledging he was let us? >> we've had no briefing, no ability to get a sense of that. they are saying, they plan for and expected there could be a fall but the timing was what he was focused on it wouldn't be as precipitous as we've seen happen. todd: is this the end of the media cocoon protecting president biden? >> the turning point, we see it with every president, jimmy carter, iran hostage crisis, george h w bush read my lips no new taxes and raises taxes, he doesn't get reelected, bill clinton has to do with a girl named monica or bush 43, hurricane katrina. for president biden this is a turning point and i don't think there's any return because this is a crisis of his own making, to pull out us forces without a plan, thousands of americans could be left behind, this could be the iran hostage situatio

if you take a look at the median. take a look at the media can now street here. these palm trees being blown around like toothpicks. if you see in the middle of the street as well. bus stops the glass in case has broken off. so now not only are you dealing with when you're dealing with broken glass and it's coming down when as well. the gusts that were feeling are about 85 miles per hour. of course, that's not sustained winds. but these gusts are so powerful. it hurts. you know, it stings your face to be here. it's hard to even keep your eyes open, especially after you lose your your your hat. >> to be on the lookout to see if there's any debris that is flying your way. a lot of people have heeded the warnings. thank you, sir. a lot of people have heeded the warnings to stay in a lot of the folks that are watching here emergency management crews that are not only local but have come from out of town as well to weight light of day tomorrow. that's the last. okay. so that's broken glass. we just heard shattering glass were here by a lot of hotels. businesses and we

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can we take a step back? at any point in the last 20 years if i told you we were going to rely on the taliban to protect american citizens you would've thought i was crazy but that is exactly exactly the plan that this administration has in place and if this is how we treat our citizens and our allies that helped us in the war on terror what message does this send to the world in future situations where we need help, this is how we are treated our own people and i don't think jen psaki explain this away enough. here's what she had to say. >> can you offer any guaranteed to americans and afghan allies that if they remain until the end of the month us troops will help them evacuate until the end of the month? >> we -- our focus is the task at hand, that is day by day getting as many applicants, as many members of the population who are eligible to be evacuated to the airport and out on planes. todd: this sad episode will be sounds for decades to come as we struggle to reform alliances with people and countries

so there's a given take that has to take place. all right, anger over the destruction in afghanistan has reached america as well, with rallies pouring onto streets to protest against the taliban, seizing power after the u. s. coalitions rapid withdraw. protests broke out on both of the east and west coast from lake to washington, dc with demonstrators chanting free afghans. damn, and biden is a trade us. they also demanded winehouse helps struggling afghan population. people are being persecuted, women and children do not do not have a future enough dentist and under the terrorist, the taliban, it's a terrorist organization. there are the same ones that have that we've dealt with in the past. the us never says that we've never deal with terrorist why. why are we sitting down on the same table and making agreements with me? oh, there was gonna be a job that i'm going to come to you guys because there are the enemy, enemy, woman, you know, be on the market. i think they just need a hot pretty late. what no doubt, come, knocking your

let's take you to the maps. long island, most of that hurricane watch is all the way in through new england. tropical storm watches for new york. expected to strengthen as it gets past the gulf stream and then rapidly head towards long island, connecticuts the a category one storm. landfall sunday afternoon and drifting into new england. with all this, all the impacts are going to come in. strong storm surge up to five feet, we could see rainfall up to 10 inches inland. inland will see flooding and this storm, david is coming in quick. >> major story as we head into the weekend. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the coronavirus pandemic. the u.s. recording its worst day in nearly seven months. nearly 158,000 new cases of covid in just the last 246 hours. and late reporting from "the new york times" tonight that the fda could be trying to give final approval to the pfizer vaccine as early as monday. abc's marcus moore from dallas tonight. >> reporter: tonight "the new york times" reporting the fda is

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is he taking responsibility for that? >> he is taking responsibility for every decision the u.s. government took with respect to afghanistan. because as he said, the buck stops with him. i'm also taking responsibility, so are my colleagues, the secretary of state, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, directors, we as a team collectively take response of the day for every decision, good decisions, every decision that doesn't produce perfect outcomes , that doesn't change the fact that there are other parties you're responsible as well who have taken actions and decisions that helped lead us to where we are. from our perspective, what we have to do now is focus on the task at hand, the mission at hand. at the end of the day, the question is, can we effectively evacuate those people who we intend to evacuate? and that is what we are planning for and executing against. beginning today, the airport is secure, the flights are going, the people are coming. we will continue to do that in the days ahead. >> what is [indiscernible] now in the hands of the taliban terrorist and feel a

take the lead bottom of the frame, though. 2 on for helps and he takes sergio romo, the former giant deep to left off the foul pole. so skies first major league game. and he has a three-run shot rangers never looked back. is do lose this one. 86 snapping their seven-game winning streak. game 2 tomorrow from texas summer league basketball warriors taking on the thunder closing moments of the half warriors down 3 score doesn't matter. look at the rookie. jonathan coming elevating. the 7th overall pick in the draft looks really good. 18 points for him late in the 4th. the other first-round pick high to moses moody. he led the team with 22 points warriors when it 9484 getting production from those rookies. they could be on the trading block. you never know with the way things are going. but they look strong tonight horrors next take on new orleans on sunday. former sharks star joe thornton has agreed to a one-year deal with the florida panthers what a career thorton has had now entering his 24th season says he thinks the panthers are close to winning a stanley cup. and that's why the 42

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