but last night was epic in the sense of spending. i was even surprised at the amount we're talking about at this point. and it seems to be so flippant and normal at this point. when you do the math of what just happened with the american rescue plan, that was just under $2 trillion of spending. last night there was one of the proposals also about $2 trillion and another one about $2.5 trillion. take those together, just over $6 trillion in proposed and government debt just in those three recommended. what people aren't adding to is starting in june, in july, it's appropriations time. and our best understanding that- and we haven't received the budget from the white house yet -- is that proposal will be about $4 boy 5 trillion. -- $3.5 -- $4.5 trillion. what has happened in the last 1 hundred days and the next 100 days we're proposed to spend $11 trillion. $11 trillion. that far exceeds what was even spent during the pandemic time period when we all determined this is a rainy day that we definitely need to be able to stabilize our eco

on. last night, late last night. on frida , last night, late last night.nightm friday, government guidance last night, late last night.“ friday, government guidance was updated on its website for eight council areas for the indian variant is spreading fastest. it advises them to meet outside rather than inside for a possible. to keep two metres apart from people outside of their household or support bubble. and to avoid travelling in and out of affected areas unless for essential reasons such as worker education. downing street denies it amounts to local lockdown is, ministers say the guidance serves as extra caution on top of search testing and vaccinations. but the labour party says the failure to alert local leaders were shameful and in the commons this lunchtime, called for an urgent update. figs and in the commons this lunchtime, called for an urgent update.- called for an urgent update. as the prime minister _ called for an urgent update. as the prime minister said, _ called for an urgent update. as the prime minister said, mr _ called for an urgent u

and we've heard in last hour| much.ed clash with the liveable has been rearranged for next thursday the 13th of may. that means united will be playing three games in just five days. meanwhile know a way fans will be allowed in the last two matches of the premier league season. up to 10,000 homes of porters are 25% capacity whichever is low it will be able to attend the matches on the 18th, 19th and 23rd of may. subject to final approval expected next monday. new research from swim england reveals that 2 million children have completely missed out on swimming in the last year. that means that nearly a quarter of a million more kids will now be unable to swim 25 meters unaided. joe wilson has spent time with a family returning to swimming lessons. way our hair down from brighton as you can see, it is open and busy here today. swim england think that about 90% of swimming pools are back operational again after lockdown. about 80% are offering swimming lessons. what this board is doing now is trying to calculate the cost of

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i5 more like this one or the one from last month?— from last month?m last month? is there an argument that this _ from last month? is there an argument that this massive l argument that this massive stimulus package, trillions of dollars that have gone in, could actually be stifling growth? could actually be stifling urowth? ., could actually be stifling urowth? ~' ,., could actually be stifling i rowth? ~' ,., ., could actually be stifling urowth? ~ ., ~ ., growth? think so. you know, there are _ growth? think so. you know, there are two _ growth? think so. you know, there are two components. i growth? think so. you know, i there are two components. and they passed the big stimulus package, there were a group of people who said this is going to make the economy so hot, there will be inflation. so now you've seen a lot of pushback against that argument today and say well, if it was going to be inflation then why didn't it increase jobs? inflation then why didn't it increasejobs? it must increase jobs? it must not be inflation. then you have a second g

in the last ten minutes| thank you. in the last ten minutes orso thank you.ad rain, sleet, a bit of snow and bright sunshine and it is raining. can you give us the forecast for the rest of the uk? n forecast for the rest of the uk? i was going to say, you are trying to take myjob! it does look pretty wet and we have a headline today, hail and we have a headline today, hail and thunder as well. some pretty volatile clouds out there today. you can see them on the satellite picture streaming in from the north on the current of air coming in from the arctic so it feels pretty chilly and these showers and storms are driven by the cold air. the sun is powerful and when you get cold air it is the perfect ingredients to build toll clouds through the atmosphere and currents of air circling to produce these hail showers. not everywhere. there is plenty sunshine around. showers travel through these corridors as they align themselves with the wind. you can see the wind prevailing from the north. by the end of the afternoon it looks as if there will be plenty of showers a

. . ., , were doubtful about how long it will last. . . , , will last.s aood will last. the ceasefire is good for _ will last. the ceasefire is good for humanitarian i will last. the ceasefire is - good for humanitarian reasons, to let civilians relax a little bit on both sides. i am sceptical, though, that it will really be kept for a while. i don't think israel has achieved much. there are no agreements about the future, nothing. this ceasefire won't _ about the future, nothing. this ceasefire won't last _ about the future, nothing. this ceasefire won't last 8 hours. they— ceasefire won't last 8 hours. they will_ ceasefire won't last 8 hours. they will start shooting gas rockets _ they will start shooting gas rockets again.— rockets again. the us president, _ rockets again. the us president, joe - rockets again. the us president, joe biden, | rockets again. the us _ president, joe biden, welcomed president, joe biden, welcomed the ceasefire that was brokered by egypt. irate the ceasefire that was brokered b e: -t. ~ , by egypt. we held intensive hi . h

there is been, after last year— concern? there is been, after last year when _ concern?re is been, after last year when we saw a - concern? there is been, after last year when we saw a real| last year when we saw a real retraction and economic growth, that has started to recover really quickly and it seems it is quite an uneven recovery and there's lots of supply chain squeezes which is causing prices to rise and all sorts of areas whether it's timber or semiconductor with or anything like that, and this is going to lead to an increase in inflation for this year, and economists are thinking that it's going to go from perhaps zero point 1% last month to 1.5% in april. this is still below what the central bank is targeting, their long—term targeting, their long—term target is 2% but we can see those inflationary pressures still building throughout the rest of the year.— still building throughout the rest of the year. ok, so if raw noods rest of the year. ok, so if raw goods and _ rest of the year. ok, so if raw goods and materials - rest of the year. ok, so if raw goods an

, ,, ., last august.sure mr lukashenko would i last august. i wonder what kind of pressure mr lukashenko would be j pressure mr lukashenko would be subject to? he doesn't care? he cares subject to? he doesn't care? he: cares about his money, he cares about the economy and the economy is getting weaker by the day. what he cares about, the sanctions against state owned enterprises in belarus but against those people around him who benefit financially from being loyal to him, the oligarchs, and this is what we have been talking to the european union and united states about four months and we expect that the eu in the light of the situation will be more resolute in adopting the sanctions. this goes also to the united kingdom of course, as you are not part of the eu any more. we expect that the government will be more forceful and more practical in its response, notjust declarations and words of support for practical measures to prevent the lukashenko regime from further crimes. right. more practical— regime f

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this is a lifesaving last resort. a free oxygen service run by a sick group.olunteers here consider the risks they are taking secondary to the essential service. several of them have already been infected. but those here tell us they are not afraid. they say they must do something to save these lives. >> i go home to sleep for two hours. my wife has never stopped me. it's the support we are getting from home that allows us to save so many lives, and this is a time when people are able to -- afraid to help their own infected relatives. >> every few minutes, critical patients are brought in. the group has nine trucks scouring nearby plants for cylinders. the oxygen here is provided for free. if patients continue to be rushed here, many hospitals in delhi have stopped taking in new patients because of the oxygen crisis. they are putting out sos messagesn twitter, begging for help, as they only have hours, sometimes minutes of oxygen left. this hospital is one of them. the previous night was a close shave, after waiting for hours at oxygen plants, tagging authorit

done over the last ten years and think l over the last ten years and think about— over the last ten reinvesting in those - over the last ten years and think about reinvesting in those earlyl about reinvesting in those early years _ about reinvesting in those early years centres, _ about reinvesting in those early years centres, in— about reinvesting in those early years centres, in children's - years centres, in children's centres. _ years centres, in children's centres. as— years centres, in children's centres, as well— years centres, in children's centres, as well as - years centres, in children's centres, as well as making| years centres, in children's - centres, as well as making sure our schools— centres, as well as making sure our schools are — centres, as well as making sure our schools are able _ centres, as well as making sure our schools are able to _ centres, as well as making sure our schools are able to do _ centres, as well as making sure our schools are able to do the - centres, as well as making sure our schools are able to do the job - centres, as well as making sur

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i can tell you in the last few moments, players| in the last few moments, players have once again lefte safe levels. fears the rest of the test series may have to be abandoned, talk that the whole series may have to be rescheduled, for the autumn when temperatures are just a little cooler. the australian open will be moved indoors due to a huge increase in the number of unplayable days over the last 30 years. the effect of wildfire smoke. there is also going to be no more skiing, the setting for the first winter olympics in lincoln 24, becomes the latest horse to announce that it can no longer stage winter sports with shorter winters and more days above freezing. good news, the fifth oldest golf course in the world has been saved from the sea. montrose will get millions of pounds to build a sand bar offshore. it's part of initiative to save links golf in

time they met was in february last year. a long time allies are expected to discuss their approach to relations with china. as well as australia, people, taishan policies which new zealand says is proportionately affect said wayne, he has more from tao ranga in using cov 19. will of course dominate this visit by australian prime minister scott morrison to new zealand when he will meet with his counterpart, jacinta and the to lead is very proud of the trans tasman quarantine free travel bubble that is up and running between the 2 countries. although a new outbreak in the australian state of victoria meant that scott morrison and his entourage had to have pre departure cove at 19 case. the venue is also very symbolic. the tourist hotspot of queenstown, very eager to attract as many australian tourists as possible for the upcoming winter ski season away from coven 19. though there are many other serious issues to discuss in some tensions between the 2 countries. the main one being relations between australia and new zealand and

in the last 20 years.ears. thank you very much — faced in the last 20 years. thank you very much for _ faced in the last 20 years. thank you very much for that _ faced in the last 20 years. thank you very much for that update. l reports from myanmar say soldiers have taken control of the town of mindat, in northwestern chin state. opposition activists there took up arms against the military government three weeks ago. members of a group calling itself the chinland defence force say they have withdrawn to spare residents further bombardment. our southeast asia correspondent jonathan head told me more about what's happening there. this is a remote town. of course, the military has shut down a great deal of internet services in myanmar. over the last few days, residents have been able to get out bits of video that have shown the military bombarding mindat with artillery. quite repeatedly, at times. flying helicopters over the town, possibly bombing from the air, we're not sure. they have been using the helico

_ the last, certainly the next to the last the — the last, certainly the next to the last.but i remember that night as vividly as if it were _ remember that night as vividly as if it were yesterday. and it was a great _ it were yesterday. and it was a great night. it meant that we now had our— great night. it meant that we now had our homeland. it's a place that we prayed — had our homeland. it's a place that we prayed about every day in our prayers — we prayed about every day in our prayers. the land of israel. it meant — prayers. the land of israel. it meant a _ prayers. the land of israel. it meant a great deal to us as we were growing _ meant a great deal to us as we were growing up — meant a great deal to us as we were growing up asjewish meant a great deal to us as we were growing up as jewish american kids, now growing up as jewish american kids, rrow it _ growing up as jewish american kids, rrow it had _ growing up as jewish american kids, now it had come to fruition, but of course _ now it had come to fruition, but of course with— now it had come to fruition, but o

when tiger woods last won the masters he was a3.k from injury made that golf�*s great modern story. they have, though, in runners—up in their 50s. tom was 59 when he took the open to a play—off, but was just beaten. it means the oldest man to win a major before this week won the pga at a0 8/2 a century ago. phil mickelson is now the oldest major winner, proof that the oldest major winner, proof that the veterans can beat their younger rivals and that in golf it's never too late. i'm joined now by professional english golfer simon dyson. i know you're watching what happened, how do you sum up what phil has done? i think it'sjust an do you sum up what phil has done? i think it's just an absently fantastic achievement. i don't think you get anything like that in any other sport, were somebody who is nearly 51 in three weeks' time, performs to the level that he is performed for most of his career. you know, he's not shown much form but to come in and do that, i mean, we'll be talking about it for a long, long time. it was up there with,

chance, having won in the first leg in paris last week.— in paris last week.sting _ in paris last week. it'll be interesting to _ in paris last week. it'll be interesting to see - in paris last week. it'll be interesting to see how. in paris last week. it'll be | interesting to see how the in paris last week. it'll be - interesting to see how the weather potential effects that pitch, because we know that city have an important away goal from that first leg. important away goal from that first le. _ ., �* , important away goal from that first lei. . �* , , , , leg. that's right, yes. they were, of course. — leg. that's right, yes. they were, of course. 1-0 — leg. that's right, yes. they were, of course, 1-0 down _ leg. that's right, yes. they were, of course, 1-0 down and - leg. that's right, yes. they were, of course, 1-0 down and came . leg. that's right, yes. they were, l of course, 1-0 down and came from of course, 1—0 down and came from behind to win, it was hugely impressive the way they turn that around, they will have gained so much confidence, you can'

last hour.own time, this round. a giggle factor is, as we understand it, and extremely large factory that builds batteries, to this point, battery—powered cars. tesla battery powered cars are built in these giga factories as well. they are in advanced talks now with nissan, hugejapanese car manufacturer and employer up in the northeast. to transform one of their factories up in the northeast into building batteries for electric cars. this factory would end up building 200,000 electric cars a year, which is a huge output. fascinating emigrate, but a big one for the government. a year in the top 26 when they are putting huge amount of evidence into turning the industry green. got very worried about what brexit would do. they've got the deal, the tariff free and quota free deal with the eu. crucially, you've got quite a bit of money for the government for this, not a lot of subsidies, especially to pay for all of those electricity it takes to build those batteries. this is a major send—up than we e

in these very last months matter. it forces. in these very last months matter.- forces._ months matter. it is the risks to our forces, it _ months matter. it is the risks to our forces, it is _ months matter. it is the risks to our forces, it is the - months matter. it is the risks to our forces, it is the risks . to our forces, it is the risks to our forces, it is the risks to the future of afghanistan. we are watching closely what the taliban will do by the expectation is they will pick up expectation is they will pick up the violence in the near term. �* ., up the violence in the near term. ~ ., ., . , ., �* term. the afghan forces aren't cuite term. the afghan forces aren't quite ready. — term. the afghan forces aren't quite ready. we _ term. the afghan forces aren't quite ready, we still— term. the afghan forces aren't quite ready, we still that - term. the afghan forces aren't quite ready, we still that see l quite ready, we still that see that in one battle after another.— that in one battle after another. ~ ., , . , another. the afghan security forces have the ca

the this for us though the last year last year we had looked at it to manage when they saw a little d.n.a. . because even if the 11 of us feel they had a bit to my last minutes or less it be alone it will not become a star look at the any or that not because b. sing yeah that then to the last row record you can see me i'm bellecourt that in the interim us united is. all men while your own. money while they're on record a lot it's like doubling the goal for the little it'll do this year well if that was then you have to select glossy on the look what a book this is would be that is the al gore seabed a city here but a saw that and the black and white that black and those this a civic because a list love your last film and literature of school miles there's an enormous crisis in venezuela and what do you think is the way out of it i mean do you see the possibility of any between the opposition and the government independent they mean to be the less you do assume there will be in the minister let him up with this it all to us you know look at the board get it. will be under no. good of this

probably the same as last year.times outside, go to the parks and things it keeps them safe, and they also get to see their in laws. yes i get to see my mom, which is good. they were fortunate and live upstairs, so they saw them last year, too, for caroline mother's day is all about being with family spend family time when we're not working, take a break from work and be together. that was john monahan reporting the national federation of retailers say they expect consumers to spend about $28 billion this mother's day. that's an average about $220 per person flowers, greeting cards and special outings are the top gift choices. floors are seeing a boom here in the bay area, head of one of their busiest days of the year, in addition to big preparations for mother's day, the area flower vendors and florists are getting more request for weddings and graduations that were postponed. the general manager of the san francisco flower mart says while the industry was hit very hard last march, most vendors found ways to pivot

going to look at costco, obviously this is as much as anything it's a grocery store but in line with last week's judgment about staples. it was a very defensive week, all of the cyclicals were down, all of the defensive sectors were up. we think costco pops on its earnings let's look at a few charts the first one, just to put the whole thing in context, this is a long-term chart that picks up the 2007 peak which you can see there and the bear market low of '09. you're talking about a stock that moves just 50% of its value. then it's been a perfect, literally perfect 45 degree angle, straight up, a beautiful channel and has been a ten-bagger its low was $40. and essentially it's at $400 versus the s&p since the '09 low which has been a five-bagger this is the champion by any measure. the more immediate charts are more interesting let's look i have a few first, a one-year chart. no judgments or annotations by me what you do see is the plunge, ricochet, that drop essentially december 1st last year to march low of this year, right back to where we are now is very symmetrical. basically three

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from the pandemic low to the september high of last year the soxx index went up 100%. nvidia went up 225 and then that's a six-month run. and then since then, tony referred it to it, the last nine months after that huge month nvidia is dead flat whereas the soxx has continued up 30 so it's arrested champion. in the corner stone rested champion's basket. after a great run like that, 220% in six months you're entitled to rest which it's done and it's usually the rest that allows you to assert yourself again and break out. >> mike, your take >> yeah, i mean, one of the critical things from a fundamental perspective is when you see a company that's sort of been under performing its peers in recent history as this one has, is there a fundamental reason that might be the case or are their products falling out of favor certainly not the case for nvidia which has had a number of important new releases many gpu's are impossible to come by so it's a nice and premium product. that's a good thing. that with many names this included valuation is a concern. that's reflected a bit in

former lloyds bank chairman started last week. what we have learned. >> it is time to take the company to the next level. we had a very difficult first quarter in terms of the two in incidents. at the same time, the operational performance in the first quarter proved our strategy was right and on the right track. >> so, is that a no you did not tender your resignation? >> absolutely no >> i'm happy to say that vincent kaufmann joins us on the show. sir, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. as background, the ethos foundation represents 220 pension funds that own 3% to 5% of credit suisse shares. you published a list of shares on friday of the top priorities to get the books in order, so to speak. clearly a priority needs to be a refocus again on risk governance my question to you is whether you think the bank can do that, but also keep its profitability in tact? in other words, can they cut down on the higher margin businesses, but also mark to keep equity return up in future years? >> that is a trick question. that is

so they have been going up the last two weeks?— up the last two weeks? yes they have.s they have- do you _ up the last two weeks? yes they have. do you have _ up the last two weeks? yes they have. do you have evidence - up the last two weeks? yes they have. do you have evidence on l up the last two weeks? yes they l have. do you have evidence on the basis of the _ have. do you have evidence on the basis of the numbers _ have. do you have evidence on the basis of the numbers that - have. do you have evidence on the basis of the numbers that you - have. do you have evidence on the| basis of the numbers that you have for this variant that it's transmissible than others? and they asked that question because one of our correspondence pointed out that there has been a significant cluster of this indian variant in london, but case numbers have not risen in the same way that they have in bolton. and one of the speculation, one of the reasons maybe that a lot of people may have returned from india to bolton and brought the virus with them, is that possible? it is possible. we h

hit a new pandemic low last week. south korean president moon j. in says the country's chip makers will invest over $450000000000.00 in new production in the next decade to tackle the global semiconductor shortage a key part of the investment will be a massive new production facility for samsung and a tronics chips. and to its european business has been the target of a cyber attack of japanese public t.v. says the attack was carried out by dockside that's the russian speaking criminal syndicate u.s. authorities blame for the ransomware attack on colonial pipeline days ago that caused havoc with field supplies. for more on that i'm joined by chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea 1st colonial pipeline toshiba what's going on. well there's still a lot we don't know about the attack this was reported this morning and it was it came ahead of earnings results from to did release those results of they seem to have access to their systems still it seems that the attack was targeted at their european business which is headquartered here in germany whether th

the last five years you're starting to see public polling show that there's an erosion in the trust of people having for the supreme court and without trust in the legitimacy as a institution they can't be viewed as legitimate paid we think structural forms including seeds and well as a term limits and a binding quote of exit for the supreme court are all necessary. >> our guess is with us to talk about the issues of expanding the supreme court and if you want to call and give us your thoughts on it as wellll republicans (202)748-0000, demarest (202)748-8000 and independence 202748-8002 and yuko wrote an op-ed with representative jones of new york on this issue and he is one of the sponsors of something called the judiciary act of 2021. it proposes adding four seats to the court and the court would consist of a chief justice in 12 associate justices and that is equal to the number of federal judicial circuits so what to think about this proposal? >> yeah, in the fall of 2020 when ruth bader ginsburg died democrats and ernest started talking aboutea this proposal to add seats to the sup

neither he nor his parents -- my wife and i -- are sure how long this will last.many young people are in this situation and many, many have it worse. i know it is easy when you are young to imagine these things do not affect you. a vaccine may feel unnecessary. you feel healthy. you know people who have had covid and are doing all right, but we are still learning about the long-term effects of covid. while cases in hospitalizations and deaths are down, covid patients now tend to be younger. more than one in three covid hospitalizations are people younger than age 50, but there's excellent news -- three years of research, scientists have found a way to safely protect us from this virus, and thanks to the president's leadership, we have secured enough vaccine supply for all eligible americans. this means more than 20 7 million doses will go out into the country and make sure more people around the world have access to even more life-saving vaccines -- this means more than 27 million doses. over the next six weeks, u.s. will be sending 80 million doses over seas. thi

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. >> this was the last day, so i was lucky to have it here. >> reporter: he is in the last group to receive the covid vaccine at the mega site. fema teamed up with the state to operate the site in mid- february. alameda county later took over. and the last three months, they have given out half 1 million doses but the demand has dropped big time in recent weeks. >> it was convenient. there was nobody there. >> reporter: we saw cars slowly trickling in, nowhere near the lines we saw the last couple of months. >> it means we have done what we set out to do which is to vaccinate as many people as possible in the shortest amount of time. >> reporter: he is a ucsf disease specialist. they agree closing down the site will not affect access. >> we have to customize it for the rest of the population, make it very easy and convenient. maybe it might mean setting up sites at workplaces going from door to door. being at bart stations. >> reporter: the mega sites are no longer efficient pick up especially in reaching people who either are holding out or don't believe in the vaccine. >> reaching the las

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50 years, 2 of them in the last 9 months. and in the backdrop of this is of course, the security situation that has been deteriorating. and of course, what has come out from, from this crisis is francis position with president by close saying that it will remove its troops if there was some sport of government here that wouldn't follow the democratic line. they would, they would be in alliances with what, quote, unquote, they call radical islam is group. and so that's why they're watching carefully. what will be the fall out of this meeting? what will be the reaction of friends who has $5000.00 troops on the ground and of course, for the french, you know, this crisis, the money and crisis has become their afghan, this down and it's for them for president, was running for reelection next year. he's trying to find an exit strategy, and perhaps this crisis could be a solution for him to try to, to, to, to remove or to slowly draw down the troops here in molly. but with this will have a deteriorating effect for the mountain peopl

option because it did cause damage last yr, but last year was to prepare.s year we should have been prepared, and if we haven't, and lockout isn't going to help. ros: help me understand how this works in india. is it the resnsibility of the national government and narendra modi to order stricter restrictions in places where the virus is particular bad, or is that the responsibility of the state leaders? >> so, the whole legal ability to lockdown comes from something called the national disaster management act, which allowe government to act, and it is an authority that is given to the central government. the central government can delegate that potion to the state governments, is what they have done, i think appropriately so. it is up to the states to lock down or impose restrictions as they see fit. the problem is that some states don't ha enoh testing to understand how much covid they really have. you said 20 million cases. that is a gross underestimate. testing in india is really low. we don't have eyes on the epidemic in many parts. ros: i read that twe

the suspension is due to last until february 2022, across his chief negotiator. good luck, jonathan will be back in the 1000000 capital bama. currently, we could time to check on the progress made in meeting the demands made by the regional body. meanwhile, the attacks by arm groups are intensifying and spreading along the road leading to ivory coast. this attack now in the north were central molly, but in the southern region, several people were killed including a police officer when our men fired rounds indiscriminately at a police checkpoints, with a closest army barracks, 200 kilometers away. security forces never made it to the scene of pleading please . we need more security forces here. suspects may be still hiding among us. and we weren't expecting this. in the absence of a stable government, armed groups are gaining ground. a suspension from the regional body echo us will only further isolate a military june crack that has so far failed to protect its people. nicholas hawk al jazeera veronica, while benjamin netanyahu, his record 12 year run, as israel's

as we hit the lows from last week in the s&p 500, the vix did not get anywhere near last week's highsa net positive even though we are 30e tensionally going to close up marginally positive in the vix it is at the lower end of the week's range. >> quite a comeback in the final moments of trade we are only down 184 points as we head into the close one minute left. look at the markets. as far as what is hitting the dow. goldman sachs is the biggers drag boeing, chevron, caterpillar also lower we were down as much as 585 points at the session lows a comeback for the s&p 500 as well looks lick we are going to close near the highs of the session. the josh's earlier point arc lot of buying the dip action today the nasdaq is almost going to go positive it is actually flat on the day no thanks to tesla, custom is the biggest drag the russell 2000 index of small caps faring the worst of the bunch, down .8%. that's thanks to weakness in groups like energy, materials, and financials it looks like technology closing green. info tech, and communication services helping propel the s&p 500 to down on

we will take him on the last little bit down the - the last little bit down the shropshire _ the lastvery moving hearing her talking about encouraging more people to get help, that conversation is so important. we will keep tabs on how she is getting on this morning and over the next few days, of course. stay with us, plenty more to come. hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and charlie stayt. good morning. mike is with us for the sport. looking ahead to the big match tonight. manchester city, over £1 billion spent over the last ten years, they have spent a decade building towards this moment, this is the big one that has eluded them. chelsea trying to win it for the second time. they haven't been in a final since 2012. they haven't been in a final since 2012. it's the biggest game in club football this evening, with manchester city and chelsea hoping to be crowned champions of europea. champions of europe. city, the premier league champions, are the favourites, but they have lost to chelsea twice recently in the league and the fa cup semifinals. michael redford looks ahead to

they bore the brunt of the pandemic last year.dent trump stood up for them, the paycheck protection plan, it was hugely successful, was able to protect 51 million jobs of small businesses. to layer an extra layer of blame on them is unfair. it will not only backfire economically, it will backfire politically. charles: monica, you remember the headlines last year that california was $50 billion in the hole. i don't know if you saw the headlines, that california has $75 billion, with more coming, virtually all from the federal government. governor newsom will take a big chunk of cash. send out 600-dollar checks to a lot of people. pay back billions of dollars in rent. listen, he has a mandate to a degree to do some of this, but what do you think of this whole thing? some people say it doesn't smell right? >> you know early in the biden administration one of the warnings we made was that even without washington's aid state finances would be just fine because the overall economy was opening up. we had the vaccines out there and econom

quarter or last six months.ular basis you are de facto buying high, selling low. most financial advisers, people who do what i do in the wealth management industry have set the rules in opposition to that issue. we are buying low, selling high every time we are doing a rebalance in a portfolio so i think most people who are managing money professional as advisers are getting this moment right. then a lot of people on the retail side who are momentum players without discipline, meaning they go long because something is going up but they have no idea where to exit i think that's where you are seeing a lot of the excess volatility coming from that's where it should could from insurance stocks, large cap banks, the types of things that momentum kids aren't in, it's another day at the office. that's pretty much all i am seeing right now. >> the dow having its worst day since the ends of january, the s&p having its worst day since february cema mody. >> some of the day's biggest losers wix.com, and lemonade. virgin ga

the school reversed its decision from last summer to eliminate 11 scores. lawsuits against the school in several high profile alumni formed a outeams. great news awin, stanford sports back tonight. wary ears play the lakers. if they loose they still get another shot at victory on friday night. that's the latest from bay area sports. >>> next on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area some bay area transit agencies easing guidelines. what you need to know if you live in the north bay. >>> and another bay area county moved in to the yellow tier. where and what this means for you coming up. . >>> and airline look outside before we head to house fire is a close call in alameda county. the rescue effort to reach people trapped inside. >>> and the search continues for the suspects who shot up a party bus on an east

last week, i did not go out at all.ked out my window and there was hardly anyone in the street. people are quite obedient and actually, they are scared. they will follow the government direction to stay home and wear a mask if you have to go out. i believe they will get control within a month. i am very positive of the situation in taiwan. yvonne: you have seen strong sales in taiwan towards late last year. do you expect the outbreak to impact your sales in any way? and what trends are you seeing in light of the pandemic given that people are more health conscious out there? andrew t.: we notice more distance clinics. we feel people are more careful about their health. they need a strong immune system to fight in this situation. globally, we get more clients from southeast asia, america, and europe. they just have to go to our website or email us for more information to see if we can design some health supplements for them. i think this covid situation is actually bringing people more health awareness and it will help t

will it last as long? hopefully not but neither side is it could last longer. upper 50s in san francisco, everybody else and low to mid 60s come tonight we drop back down to the mid to upper 40s to around 50 degrees. 60s for the southbay and into the santa clara valley, the warm spots around 70, near 70 for the tri-valley with the warmest spots east of the devil range around the bay low to mid 60s with low to mid 70s in the north bay. temperatures will warm up inland as we go into the weekend with more modest warming trend around the bay and along the coast, back to near normal temperatures for couple of days again by tuesday and wednesday. i have another update coming up at 11:00. >>> look at the top headlines, they have agreed to a cease- fire in gaza, after more than 10 days of fighting. the first major battle since 2014, hamas fired more than 4000 rockets toward israel while israeli forces hit gaza city with airstrikes. >>> a live look at the white house for president biden, signing the covid-19 hate crimes act into law. it aims to combat a spike in crimes