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A slice of princess diana and prince charles wedding cake is going up for auction. the two married on this day, july 29th, 1981, and served guests a towering fruitcake stand at 5 feet tall and weighing 225 pounds. the auction item was a gift from the queen mother to an employee of her. they recommended eating against that slice. we all saw that episode of "seinfeld" and what happened to elaine. pbs confirmed yesterday that "arthur" will be ending after its 25th season. hes an aardvark that nav...

Numbers and this and other ones weve seen, does that seem to show the pace, picking up. >> it seems to show that layoffs are slowing and hiring is picking up. 360,000 first time jobless claims. before the pandemic, we were running 225, 250. so this is still elevated. but going in the right direction. there is a a lot of hope as that as we get into the fall hiring is going to start to pick up when schools open and people could kind of get on the other side of this school and the childcare part of...

Be on there roughly four to six hours. different from a full size pork butt. well take this to about 180. well mop it every now and then with the vin far sauce. pete: vinegar. >> when youre done, you will have a pork steak that just slices instead of pulls. pete: i dont know i ever had a pork steak. rachel: on the submarine, what was everyones favorite meal? >> anything and everything. >> it was -- will: beautiful. >> we did a situation steak that was pretty popular. we would take a steak. we wo...

Data released Sunday by Chinas National Bureau of Statistics showed profits at Chinas industrial firms rose 36.4% in May as compared with a year earlier. That was a slowdown from the 57% year-on-year growth posted in April. Elsewhere, the Nikkei 225 in Japan slipped about 0.1% in morning trade while the Topix index gained 0.11%. South Koreas Kospi sat below the flatline. MSCIs broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan traded 0.15% lower. Trading paused in Hong Kong Hong Kong Exchanges...

By Eustance Huang, CNBC • Updated 2 hours ago Asia-Pacific shares edged higher in Friday morning trade. The S&P 500 gained 0.58% overnight on Wall Street to a new record closing high of 4,266.49. The gains stateside came after U.S. President Joe Biden announced the White House had reached an infrastructure deal after meeting with a bipartisan group of senators. SINGAPORE — Asia-Pacific stocks rose in Friday morning trade after the S&P 500 rose to a record closing high overnight s...

Than 225% since the beginning of june. the regions two major hospital systems are once more worried about being overwhelmed. >> it appears to be related to the delta variant. we began to get news of the delta variant about five weeks ago. >> reporter: the delta variant, the same variant blamed for the catastrophic surge of covid cases and deaths in india is becoming prominent in the u.s. local health officials say it makes up 93% of covid cases in springfield. >> 34 cases were hospitalized due t...

Address public safety. the overall crime index for may was 22% higher than last may and crime is spiking and the police defunded police by a million dollars and remember all the rioting and looting last year, apparently nearly half of the cases were dropped by the das, local nbc here in new york reporting that 485 people arrested in manhattan for looting and rioting, only 225 cases were dismissed. now right now former nypd captain eric adams is among top tier of candidates. other names to watch,...

Leaders on the left. >> when you politicians argue for dismantling or defunding the police, what would that mean for your community? >> it would be devastating for any community because we do need law enforcement, community leaders, to make the community better places. >> reporter: this communities doing that, stepping up to help these officers. this academy at its facilities arent cheap. it costs real money, so local businesses came to the rescue and according to sheriff chip wood there is no a...

Markets in Australia, mainland China and Hong Kong are closed on Monday for holidays.

Markets in Australia, mainland China and Hong Kong were closed on Monday for holidays.