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Decoupling markets in asia and europe were slightly weaker but here in the u. S. Were in the green. Treasury yields at this hour as well, we have seen some better than expected german labor data cause some firming in the global bond markets right now the 30 year is just sitting at a 2. 15 yield the tenyear, 169 and the twoyear at 164. That story that really dragged our markets on friday. We finished off the lows on friday any way only down half of 1 on the s p 500 by the close, but clearly if that story is turning around, its unsurprising to see futures up a little bit this morning. Broader ma...

Hour. so let's get started. ♪ police officers, soldiers, doctors, journalists, supermarket shelf stockers. these folks and many others went to work throughout the pandemic because they had to. but many white collar workers traded in commutes and cubicles for at-home setups, meetings became virtual, e-mails replaced conversations and coffee breaks, and the lines between work and leisure blurred. some people will return to the office just after labor day, but many companies are delaying those plans because of the delta variant. so just what will work life look like, and what should it look l...

The same workplaces they left almost 20 months ago and the same routines. but what would work look like if we started from scratch and reimagined it entirely? i'll ask the former "usa today" editor in chief, joann litman. >> can we redesign the workplace similar to the way it is today? >> if we could redesign the campus, what would we end up with, and what is the future of schooling? i'll talk to former education secretary, arnie duncan. >> the vast majority of students want to be around their friends, want to be with the teacher, need those human relationships, need that human contact, and th...

Our country. i really believe that. if you want to discover the source of the division in our country, look no further than the fake news and the crooked media. >> back with me now, joann litman, lydia potry and jeffrey greenfield. jeff, i think of these words as poison, they're a slow acting poison, gradually hurting the country by causing more distrust of the media. it has been very high for a long time. it's getting worse. do you agree it's a poison when the president talks this way? >> it is a quite deliberate tactic and one he has been using from the time he ran for president. that is to ...