>> diamond is not alone in the category and the u.s. largest bank employs 300,000 people and so i think a lot of other banks have or will already follow suits such as goldman was first in 2021 to say hey, come on back by it and then there's city groups for example and there's a hybrid approach but i think ultimately if you want to share a cohesive team and culture and values and ideas i believe it's hard remotely and can't replace the in-person meetings and something to be said from microsoft teams and going to have them reshape financial services and banking industry. at the end of the day, it's in person. charles: heather and kay, so much more we could cover and we will next time. that you can't both so much. liz clay man, ces, best place to be if you're in the tech world or stock market world these

days. liz: yeah, the tech market, the stock market and the breaking news area here, heart breaking live pictures we need to show you right now, charles, of pacific palisades, california. five major fires are burning out of control throughout the state and turning deadly and what you've seen here going to take the full screen and it's absolute devastation. this is an area in pacific palisades right now where you see the smoke and fire in the background and cars and complete burned out structures. you can't even tell if that was a store or a home. pacific palisades of course right up against the pacific ocean. it's the area right before malibu and just very close to santa monica, this is obviously just a terrifying picture you see. we understand two victims from the fires that have now destroyed more than 1,000 homes and businesses, two dead at the moment.

forecasters say the biggest problem obviously is the winds. they have been clocked at 100 miles per hour in the eaton fire and they've sent embers flying in the distance of three to four football fields and it's of course then igniting more of the fire. we're going to take you live to our reporter on the west coast for breaking developments in just a moment. but first, we're also watching the markets closely here and ces in las vegas and about an hour ago, they were all green and federal reserve released minutes from the december meeting and showing the federal reserve members were undecide on the pace of rate cuts and going to call the markets undecided at the moment and dow is up 31 and down 200 and we've got s&p up two points earlier and low of the session down 34 and nasdaq down 17 points and it had been losing about 181 points and the

russell 2000 down 12 and day two of the world's largest technology show and today we've moved from the convention halls and that's from west hall and it's evolved over the last several years into one of the world's biggest auto shows. some 140,000 people rushing in here to see the latest and greatest and not just autos in west hall and aviation making a bigger line every year and delta ceo ed bastian going to join us live fresh off the splashy keynote address at the vegas sphere and team "claman countdown" is there and wait till you see everything going on the parade and partnership on major brands going to top celebrities and tom brady going up on stage and at this hour, sound hound ceo will demo will be in part with ai voice assistant that allows you to order food and hands free and now embedded in lieu sid cars

and that and -- lucid cars and the flight board hugely popular here at ces. all straight ahead and let us get back to devastating wild fires in southern california and fire officials are begging impacted residents to evacuate immediate looking at live picture from our affiliate ketv affiliate in los angeles and right part of the screen how close the smoke and fire is coming to so many of the structures and it's eaten some of the structures and the flames so strong, it is too windy for fire fighting aircraft to fly and drop water. the los angeles fire department asking off duty f fire fighterso return to help. there's five hot spots and coaching malibu and then inland to pasadena and this morning and quite frankly late morning now there's a fifth fire and tyler fire and at least 70,000 people in the affected areas have been

ordered to evacuate. 32,500 in la county alone. but for people that did not decide to stick it out, this is what they are seeing in the pacific palisades area of la. fleams surrounding a house there and pulling down the entire front of it. he'll sign a major declaration disaster and gavin newsom and dispatched national guard trips to help fight the fires and more than 100 schools have been closed today due to the risk of the fires or the very bad air quality for the smoke. power cut by the flames with 180,000 people and we need to tell you southern california edison shut down even more for safety concerns and cut off power in case another power line

comes down and see the apparent company and edison international down 13% at the moment and people driving out of the area and absolutely terrifying and speeding away from the flame and the fires and the santa ana winds being blamed for the quick spread and has not seen more than a tenth of inch of rain since early may. this is a house in malibu on fire. max, what are you seeing out there in i'm afraid to ask. reporter: hey, liz, i know you're from the los angeles area and you know this place where we are there and it's a cybertruck

and homes around us on fire and up on that ridge line and i believe that's along sunset boulevard and you have a home there still a blaze and hearing booms and bangs as canisters of propane and potentially maybe ammunition have been going off in the fires and you can see all around us and looks like a lunar landscape. we've seen houses burn to the ground and this one here on the dark mobile home there and we saw it begin to burn this morning. take a listen. >> i think this is one of the craziest emergencies in california history. i've never seen a fire this strong in history.

>> it's time to reset this and giving more on the process. reporter: an official assessment hasn't been done and that's grown around 5,000 acres to the east of us near pasadena and eaton fire chewed up around 10,600 acres and unfortunately two people died in that fire and a horrible situation playing out all across southern california right now. back to you. system of articulation liz: max, thank you so much. we want to let everybody know we are going to keep going back and forth to make sure and give you all the breaking updates and with the fires, it's one state away from nevada and it's a huge topic of conversation on the ces floor and in fact, yesterday, the winds were whipping up the

california blazing and they've reached las vegas. we have a live shot of the allegiance stadium from the vegas strip from the earth cam and yesterday, winds here were clocked at up to 50 miles per hour and some of the entrances at the convention center where ces is happening had to be closed for fear that high winds might dislodge some of the ces signage overhead. u.s. financial markets are closed for president jimmy carter's national day of mourning. take you to inter-days here and premarket stocks are down and then the markets open and we can show you the dow jones industrials here and opening mostly lower and see the popping up and down in and out of green and 11:30 a.m. and up and down and went south and then hour later turned south and going for december and federal reserve

meeting with a rate cutting for a third time and expecting pace of interest rates will be slower this year because the economy is pretty strong. interest rates down about 34 points and going to reveal coming out and officials saying new inflation risks around president elect trump policies could have on the u.s. specifically and tariffs and that of course was something that was talked about then and we'll see what happens at the january meeting in just a couple of weeks. then there's some economic data and december jobs report on friday and that's coming out and data showing private sector job creation and precursor and adp in december and eased more than expected. about 122,000 jobs were created and estimate was 140,000 and you see little bit of confusion with the markets right now. let's look at individual names here. palantir technologies falling for a third straight day after

cathy woods ark investment unloaded more shares. the software company was one of the biggest gainers in the s&p in 2024 and skyrocketing more than 340% but now the stock scene wipeout of about 16% over just the past three days. right now it's down about 2.5%. that's just one of the many names we're watching and getting right to the floor show. with us now president capital cio and founder jack kaplan and carnivore ceo dutch masters. quantum stocks and computing stocks are plunging at the chip makers analyst meeting yesterday and keynote on monday and analysts very useful quantum computers and 20 years away. no wonder much of the tech sector doing well and you're looking at the next big thing it and momentum names you believe

will really soar. >> that's right. you're absolutely right. momentum names and what's the next big thing and what will the market reward? the market rewards innovation and quantum was hot, and i just think he killed the trade for awhile. liz: just by saying that? >> i think when a stock drops in a day and a lot of those have today, that makes it kind of tough to come back. we still have two or three and stick with them and see the right amount. liz: quantum scapes and the largest group of 2023. liz: he was playing captain america with the gigantic chip and going to take on technology and you've said that you feel this is one of the areas that is

little bit overvalued here and how are you judging the overvaluation of the s&p 500. if you look at treasury ands look at specifically? >> sure. great question and typically going to look at forward earnings yield take the reciprocal of forward pe ratio and getting a yield and that right now is at 25 times is 4%. and then we compare that to the ten year triple yield, which right now is 5.7. historically those two numbers will be on top of each other. the thing is we know valuation is not a timing tool and say what you and dutch were talking about were watching momentum. so if you've got an expensive market that still has a lot of

momentum, continue to ride it. once that momentum looks like it's slowing down or potentially breaking down, that's our signal to say, okay, time's up. let's move to the sidelines. liz: yeah, the 10-year yield is about almost 4.7% and that will be a nine month high and that's interesting to see and it's good, dutch, to let people know how you and jack and the big market gurus here are valuating stocks, but you look through a different prism, do you not? you're kicking stocks like snow flake. >> yeah. liz: snowball, snow flake. >> yeah, we like to talk in the old days available stocks and individual companies and how well they're doing. certain sectors are always going to have wind and sales and the best stocks in the sectors doing well and you have to look at what the market looks like and jack is absolutely and break

that up trend and break the support line and we're going to pretty much stay long. as you know, we go long and we go short and the reality is and as you know and and breaks down and breaks a support line and going for the market and we are at a point that's fairly critical. liz: fairly critical. looking at stocks that haven't run up as much and small and mid caps and give us a couple of names here and how you judge why they should be in your client's portfolios. >> it's quality and low leverage and cash flow and for us, guardian, lpg and that's them

operating tankers and transport liquid natural gas worldwide and, yes, president trump has promised to negotiate a pre-peace treaty with russia and doesn't come as easily as said is done and woe think that liquid natural gas is transporting and will continue. liz: we're hearing from christopher waller, who is the fed governor and said earlier that too soon to declare an end to rate cuts and that's positive, is it not? real quickly. liz: updates throughout the hour and next. we're on the move from the broadcast tower down to ce s1 .4 million square feet of floor in the west hall and may as well be called vegas auto show.

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liz: yeah, we have the nasdaq and rizz el in the red and welcome back to the clam man count down and this is ces 2025 and think actives auto makers and it's been a struggle for the start of the year. ford, general motors, stellantis

and gm is the laggard at 4.7% and tesla and toyota, for the start of the year, they are also just in the red and hyundai being felt for las vegas and we're inside at kia and hyundai has rolled out with some of the other auto makers something called the mobis. this is a holographic wind child display and provides you with unobstructed open feeling and allowing drivers to access multiple pieces of information contributing to safer driving and keep in mind, a lot of car haves some of this and i have an ev bmw and i have some of this, but this is the first holographic one with all of the information.

ashley: i can barely chew gum and drive a car. liz, we'll get back to you. we have this fox business on ebay soaring to the tom of the s&p. and ecommerce going to announce showing ebay listings on facebook marketplace and it'll roll out and going to use germany, france and the united states to view ebay listings directly on marketplace. now, it comes after the european commission ruled that meta's ads hindered competition and the tech giant believes a partnership will benefit both companies by giving e bay sellers more customer exposure.

meantime, fanduel parent flutter entertainment warning the u.s. results will be lower with too many customers winning their bets. the sports book giant covering the full year guidance and haven't been enough in the nfl season and the company says this nfl season has been "the most customer friendly since the launch of online sports betting and highest rate of favorable winning in 20 ye year". shares of the gambling company and flutter entertainment up 1.5% and warning that draft kings could take a similar hit to the results with fewer nfl offsets and going for that and analysts say they see a 60 to $80 million hit and going to

either move higher by 3% and you know when the favorites win all the time, liz claman, the bookies don't do so well. they love the upset. liz: we're in vegas where everybody is gambling away and delta and draft kings and howie man dell. >> i'm here with the lovely people from sketchers. liz: oh, okay. >> i'm an ambassador with sketchers and they struck a huge deal. not these. and these are sketchers but they made a big deal with john deere. look at collaboration. sketchers are telling me to get out. i get it. liz: you know tv. we got to get commercial breaks in. >> sketchers could buy commercials. buy time. liz: good to see you, howie. this is who you see here at ces.

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sphere and put on by delta. we were there and really up at exterior of gigantic event space and a parade of partnerships and ceos. >> security is tight here just to get into the sphere. going f from delta going for three. >> this is delta. and for 100 years and 100 more, we'll never stop climbing. and how we got beyond the crop

dusting in georgia and bank account longest running airline. delta ceo ed bastian. >> across your experience and gen ai powered personal experience and participate your needs and provide realtime guidance and deliver tailored recommendations we're announcing today an exclusive partnership with a company that knows content better than anyone else. you guessed it, youtube. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage seven time super bowl winner tom brady.

>> dara. >> we have this and anything is possible. this is the beginning of a new era of travel so as we take off into the next century, fasten your seatbelts, you are best is yet to come.

liz: so many names announcing partnerships with delta and uber, draft kings, jobi, air bus and everybody in the red except for draft kings and we should mention that delta is in the green and let's get to them stringing together all of these partnerships to hopefully make life easier up in the air and ed bastian ceo. >> it's a good two hour somehow. liz: why the sphere and this venue to unveil so many partnerships? i mean, these are big names.

>> big names and we're talking about the next flight and turning 100 years old and use this to be the celebration of the birthday of first 100 year asks where we came from and more importantly where we're going and it's going to be the eco assistance that we came with for youtube and content on the planes and providing access to entertainment customers to uber and jobi, hall tricks, air bus, this is our future. and they all came together for us to anouns our ecosystem. liz: uber is exclusive partner coming to obviously rides and also uber eats, people will get miles on their sky miles if they order from uber? >> exclusive on both sides and we're their exclusive airline and vice versa. we only work with uber going forward. they'll get money off their bookings particularly more

premium product and loyalty recognition booking an uber through delta or delta points coming the other way as well. 15% of all uber bookings in total are to airports so the value of us not just doing it from a loyalty standpoint and integrating the systems and all the knowledge, we have operating environment to make the ground experience more seamless. liz: from the ground to airport then to the airplane and on the airplane, draft kings like we need to be gambling up in the air but why draft kings? are >> you do on cruise ships, why not on planes. liz: okay, and you've got the, really interesting, jobi partnership. you've made an investment in the ev and faa hasn't approve it had yet. when will we see these air taxis approved? >> i think you'll start seeing nem in the sky in the next couple years and they've gone through all the certification processes. the faa has been a huge

supporter of bringing that mobility and realizing the issues that's on the ground and suggestion that's down there and ability to work with jobi and impressed with the technology and they're the leader in the space and we're investors in job and i recollects take it from say new york where you live to -- from west chester county, land at jfk. how long on the road? probably two hours. liz: easily. >> do it in 15 minutes and be inside the delta sky miles club and next stop is on the airplane. how much is the value to consumers we're bringing? this is all about value. liz: no missed flights anymore. >> let's hope not. liz: ed, great to see you. he's like the grateful dead and u2 and eagles at the sphere. we're grateful you came on. appreciate it, thank you so much. all right, let's take it from the skies to the water. showing you the flight board owned by brunswick and already

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in a second and the leader has been nvidia and interesting because of all their splashy announcements and the shares have been a bit of a struggling and will tumbled 6.2% yesterday and worst performer among all dow stocks and going flat at the moment and in and out of the red tourist tourist, green and everything the chip going to turn to gold and especially fellow ai tech player sound hound. it's a 1.7 million share stake recognition and that company sound hound with the stock being unbelievable and jumped 655% over 2024 shooting up over the past year and it's been unbelievable performance and sound hound ceo is right here with me and kevon going to have

you here with us. this is ecommerce and voice activation in the economy. >> it's wonder and feel this technology ising released for the first time and talking to the car and controlling their navigation and going for the power and navigation going to order food and you can order your coffee in the morning and ready to work and order pizza for your family. liz: can i try it? >> absolutely this. is showing you're navigating your home and navigating home and getting that order. liz: i'm on the west side highway and salad on the way.

kc paradise going up for them and it's giving you a lot of options and not going to choose the restaurant and chose the salad and gave you a lot of options and choose one and enter the ordering experience and salads and change the orders and going to have the weather and they can go back to finishing your orders. liz: unbelievable here. this first time at ces with unbelievable stock performance and you have this stake that nvidia has taken and access to jenson wong and give you suggestions on them with the business? >> sometimes it responds right away and getting guidance and that's one of the best things of my life. liz: voice activation is in a lot of drive-thrus anyway and you're owning that space and any big announcements of partners and casey's chipotle, churches

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liz: fox business alert and chairman of the commodity futures trading commission stepped down and his name is ruston and he was head of the $500 trillion derivative's market and biggest question is who's going to replace him. charlie gasparino is in new york with more. >> liz, the wall street top cop is considering the exchange commissions and paul atkinses is slated to replace gary gensler as trump's chair of that very important agency and cftc and commodity trading commission and regularly enforcement arm, and it's really more important this time around because trump wants the cftc essentially to handle most of the crypto regulation and as you know, he's courted the crypto crowd in the campaign and offered a tighter or laxer regulatory agenda that was under gary gensler that a lot of people criticized for doing

regulation by enforcement. the regulation is going to be shifting to the cftc, which generally has a lighter touch, and that appointment hasn't been made yet and we know this is according to ellie tarat sources and has a story on fox business and the trump transition team has vetted a half dozen candidates for cftc chair position in recent weeks and it's coming down the line. we'll hear something pretty soon. those candidates include an degree san, head of -- andressen and merri bowl sen jerkins on the short h short list and kraken is in exchange and crypto exchange and it's former and former santor and i recollects neil kumari and josh

play aggs major role and enhancing crypto regulation and pushing it forward doing it with what trump wants to co. this is in a big sense. where a lighter touch and more regulation and less enforcement. one of these players are likely to get it. i put my money on mr. quinn at the scene for a lot of reasons including mr. andressen was a key advise tore mr. trump on all things crypto and ai and as you know, he works for mr. andressen, back to you. liz: charlie, thank you very much. we've moved now and ces going to waymo exhibiter and waymo is

partnering with the chinese ev maker called zikaer and this zeeker going to be autonomous taxi and all kinds of bells and whistles and second camera roaming around and you can see the actual exterior of the car and can't purchase it and all kinds of de-'tiles in it and there's -- details and 13 cameras, four lidar, six radar and autonomous taxi and waymos are all over los angeles and everybody in my family on la side has been taken it to a great experience so far and it's by google and jeffrey smalls big pick and count down closer and he of course is with arbor financial and going and will is it a opportunity to make the waymo play. >> it definitely is. witness the battle of robotocksies and going for them and we see the waymo adding 20%

in the market cap of google for the next five years and expect them to roll that out and there's so problems with waymo and very probable and expense sieve car to produce. liz: reaching for the grass roots and it's typical and meta and it's in the opposite and it's a stellar performer and going for them to bring the next sort of big move and catalyst going for 2025. >> next earnings report on february 6 when they reported, liz and going to produce it and we have a call on the price target 750 over the next 12 months for earning ands bottom line keeps ramping up and liz: we had dutch masters of

carnivore at the top and does that include nvidia? >> really does. the trend is the trend and the market but the trend in spend sergeant your friend now because if you're looking through a window of transparency on what to invest in, there's $2 trillion of cap x being spent and a lot being in the direction of nvidia's way. writing is on the wall and owning nvidia and buying the dips on these mag 5 stocks. this is a crystal -- a great opportunity and crystal clear opportunity for folks to buy the stocks. liz: here comes the closing bell, folks. the nasdaq, russell and dow going for that and we'll be right here tomorrow and going to have the laptop by learf lenovo.