i'm ceo of bell properties. i just want to express our gratitude for the opportunity to serve the communities of sunnydale and potrero terrace. >> fantastic. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. if there's no additional comment from commissioners we can open for an item five a and this is specifically mr. washington on the item we just discussed exactly. >> i will specifically start off with that. listen, i'm here to just to get an update of san francisco housing authority for the last couple of years i've been quite busy working with the fillmore corridor ambassador and i am officially the fillmore quarter ambassador. i'm happy to announce. >> so we have six sites in our committee but we talk about the trail hill standing there so let's go into that red and red is still involved with that, correct? i'm sure. and so i was there maybe before everybody was in here involved with the red when he first in la or whatever mayor turned it over to the housing authority. so what i'm asking respectfully as th

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as the bell rings. >> i'll send it. >> into overtime. >> now with morgan bell. >> that's the end. >>d. >> ringing the. >> closing. bell at the new. >> york. >> stock exchange. >> plum acquisition doing the honors. >> over at the nasdaq. >> it was a seesaw. >> day for. >> stocks as wall street gets. set for. amazon's earnings. >> in just. >> a. >> few minutes, as well as tomorrow's. january jobs report. >> mixed picture with the dow lower. >> that's the scorecard. on wall street. but the. >> action is just getting started. >> welcome to closing. >> bell overtime i'm morgan brennan. >> john ford. >> is off today. >> well i just mentioned the dow snapping. >> a two day win streak. while the s&p 500. >> and the. >> nasdaq were. >> higher for the third. >> straight day. >> and now. >> investors are turning. >> their. >> attention to earnings. >> from amazon.

welcome to closing bell. scott wapner live from post nine right here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with the alphabet aftermath. what it means for how the mega-caps will trade from here. a day when there is mixed action. and we're going to get to that in just a bit. in the meantime, let's show you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation green but somewhat muted. nasdaq in fact dipping into the red today. strength in financials. there is strength in tech despite alphabet. utilities as well. weakness in energy discretionary income services. we'll get to that. yields mostly lower. there are some standout moves we want to tell you about. uber shares are sinking after its outlook disappointed the street. and mattel is higher on a strong forecast. and some price target increases as well. it does take us to our talk of the tape today a tale of three techs alphabet and apple pressured nvidia surging and that is helping the nasdaq today. we have a report on all three of those ste

. >> closing bell starts now. >> welcome to closing bell. i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. >> today this make. >> or. >> break hour begins. >> with stocks. tethered to tariff talk. >> with the indexes. rallying hard from a. >> sharp early. >> spill as. initial fears of immediate. >> tariffs on canada. mexico and china. >> imposed by. >> president trump were eased. somewhat by a ttave. agreement to delay. the mexico. >> action by 30 days and a plan. for talks. >> with canada. >> this hour. >> here is the scorecard. >> with 60. >> minutes left in regulation. the s&p 500 up. >> more than 1%. >> from the morning lows, now down just 4/10 of 1%. the dow going green. after opening lower by. >> more. >> than 600 points. you see it just there above the flat line. >> the nasdaq. has been the. >> laggard all day. >> it remains so. >> it's down about three quarters of 1%. >> pressured by. >> nvidia, apple and tesla. all of them seem perhaps as net losers. if 10% tariffs on china. >> take effect. >> even there, though. >> the losses. >> are pretty m

a lot of work needs to be done i've not heard and single person in this board meeting talk about (bellcutting costs that is what everyone on the board should be focused on when everyone on the staff should be focused on how we cut costs sounds like you're trying to kill the golden goes and yet we $5 million is raised an cars and if you want to end car use you'll end that revenue stream (bell ringing) >> thank you for your comments. >> there is no additional public comment. okay. public comment is closed. (gavel) >> let's take action on this item. >> an action item yes. i have a motion from chair mandelman do i have a second? commissioner walton seconds. thank you. >> yeah. >> on the motion to approve item 6 commissioner chan, aye. >> commissioner chen, aye. >> commissioner dorsey, aye. >> commissioner engardio, aye. >> commissioner fielder, aye. >> commissioner mahmood, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> vice chair melgar, aye. >> commissioner sauter, aye. >> commissioner sherrill, aye. >> and commissioner walton, aye. >> there are 11 ayes we have final approval. >> you thank you so much

the bell curve is you know, you against whoever your cohort.so yeah so this is all very, very neoliberal vibes and you know, i the name of the essay is a joke right it's obviously not literal and it's not like he was the only person larry summers was the only person who put forth neoliberal policies. this there was a whole he was just of many but he was kind like the big kind of one of the big names in terms that type of both domestic but then also policymaker in the soviet union right. so there was in the early nineties there was a group called the harvard boys. this has been heavily documented in the nation and elsewhere. it was a group of economists and policymakers who went to the soviet union after it had collapsed in 1991 to restructure the economy theoretically in a more like and free. but it ended up just really impoverishing people and also pushing like vladimir putin to power. yeah and so there was just widespread poverty and suffering and hunger and jobless ness and this created conditions where. the modeling industry could really th

tonight -- amy schumer and jillian bell. star of "clean slate," comedian and actor george wallace.l new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." we hope you're doing well, and now if you don't mind, we'll get to the news. president trump held a joint press conference last night at the white house with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and said that the u.s. will relocate more than 2 million palestinians and take over the gaza strip. and i got to agree with white house chief of staff susie wiles on this one. [ light laughter ] look at that face, that's how my dog looks when someone accidentally steps on his squeaky toy. what the hell was that? after president trump announced during a press conference last night that the u.s. will take over the gaza strip and redevelop it, the "new york times" referred to as quote, one of the most brazen ideas any american leader has advanced in years. are you sure brazen is the right word here? that's like calling jeffrey dahmer an innovative chef

>> questlove: the founding fathers. >> jimmy: yeah, let's see what it is. [ bell dings ] "reasons that [ laughter and applause ] still, we got the match. we did get the match. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. presidents' day. yeah, yeah, tariq, sure. you want to do some?e? >> tariq: yeah, yeah, let's go. i see "unnecessary roughness," "holding," "taunting," and "fighting." >> jimmy: okay, "holding," "fighting," "taunting," "unnecessary roughness." what do you think the connection is there? >> tariq: those are things that are illegal in the super bowl. >> jimmy: well, let's see what it is. [ bell dings ] those are "things that are adorable in the puppy bowl." [ laughter and applause ] they love that. >> steve: aw. >> jimmy: they encourage the puppies. >> steve: yeah. the puppies, they love it. >> jimmy: yeah. all right, so that just leaves us with "jerky," "scratchers," "taquito," and "slurpee." those are items at 7-eleven i guess? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. let's see what they are. [ bell dings ] gifts you'll panic buy on the way home on february 14th. [ laughter and applause ] obv

kamau bell.n we come back, we get to the bottom of the usaid crisis with the most recent administrator, samantha power. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody. welcome back! give it up for louis cato and "the late show" band, everybody. ladies and gentlemen, we now return to the dismantling of our government in progress. one of the first victims elon musk has decided to sacrifice to the ever-ravenous gods of chaos is the united states agency for international development, or usaid. which for over 60 years has been the international humanitarian arm of the united states government, addressing hunger, disease, and poverty all around the world. on sunday night, musk posted: "we spent the weekend feeding usaid into the wood chipper. could gone to some great parties. did that instead." look, elon, it's "could have" gone to some great parties. well, at least you're not a grammar nazi. [applause] without providing any proof, elon said usaid is a criminal organization. oh, yeah, they're an inte

closing bell starts right now. >> all right. welcome to closing bell and scott wapner live from post nine here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with unsettled stocks with tariffs, inflation. >> and. >> earnings all pushing and pulling the markets today. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch how to. >> navigate all of. >> it. including tom lee. >> he'll be here at post nine momentarily. >> in the meantime, i'll show. >> you the scorecard here with 60 to go in regulation. >> it was late morning. really when that you missed inflation expectations report hit stocks along with more tariff talk from the white house. some other things going on too that we will tell you about. but that's your picture. former fed vice chair rich clarida with us later on on. >> how all of this might impact. >> the fed's road ahead. amazon you know. >> by now. >> big mover today on its guidance and spending plans down some 4% and more magic from meta. that stock hitting an all time high going for its 15th straight up d

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they are coming with their earnings after the bell. we will get to the earnings, but this is also an antitrust investigation story. from china. this as we see china retaliate to the tariff potential coming from the united states. anticipate a call between xi jinping and trump coming soon, but let's delve into the tech implications. mike sheppard is with us. from a search perspective, google is not there in china, but android is. mike: android is, and you have to think of this also in terms of symbolism as well. xi jinping is trying to send a signal to washington that, hey, i can retaliate too him and try to make it hurt by targeting individual companies. i going after google with this antitrust probe, look, search is not really a factor in china, where it really hasn't been operating since 2010. the company does have some advertising sales and engineering work done there. it does have three offices in three different chinese cities. it is not a zero factor, but it is a signal that other u.s. entities, perhaps apple, and perhaps intel -

. >> 30 minutes before the opening bell sounds on the tariff 660-point lower on the dow industrial was a pretty thing changes before the midnight deadline tonight. >> we will see you soon. "varney & company" picks it up. take it away. >> good morning everyone. the president will place tariffs on canada, mexico and china affect about midnight tonight. there will be some short-term pain, investors are feeling the pain right now, you're looking at a cell the dow industrials will open maybe at 600 points lower, s&p down a hundred, a big drop for the nasdaq coming looking at 400 points to the south, bitcoin tell enough to wear down to $94700, that is the latest price per coin a little change for interest rates, no obvious flight to safety the ten year yielding just above 40 half% in the two year over four and a quarter% just below 424. oil for maine 7464 a barrel filed with the 10% tariff imposed on canadian oil. it's a very big day for your money, follow it all the way through the day. a very big day politics as well the administration is playing hardball. elon musk shut down a government

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we've got amazon after the bell today. it hasn't been the best earnings season so far for the group with the exception of meta. in fact, if you look at the mag seven minus tesla, which my next guest calls mag man, it has been a rough start to the year. they've long lagged the broader s&p by 4%. that's the biggest underperformance in 12 years. is it just a blip or a breakdown for big cap tech? let's ask larry adam. he's the chief investment officer at raymond james. first of all, why exclude tesla larry. >> well. >> we just view that more. >> as a consumer related company. >> not as much your traditional technology company. and then when you do look. >> at the earnings. >> of that particular company, there is a little. >> bit. >> more volatility associated. >> with it than. >> the typical. >> mega-cap names. >> that. we see. >> so for the most part, we've excluded it since. >> we've been doing this for the last couple of years. >> well, i mean, i'm not going to get into a whole thing about it, but they do with all of the ro

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finally, google has earnings after the bell. the stock is actually higher today despite what some investors are calling some retaliation from china onto google in response to tariffs. we saw today right after the chinese tariffs went into effect, beijing announced they are alleging that they will be investigating the google parent for alleged antitrust concerns. but investors don't seem to care and all the focus is now on the earnings, not only what the company will be able to say about ai in response to the deepseek news, but also how resilient are alphabet's other business is, cloud segments, areas that are more insulated from the ai-related volatility, how strong can those be. and in one to watch for google, revenue growth, expected to accelerate to 17.8% next year. scarlet: emily graffeo with a look at alphabet. with more, i want to bring in ryan from bloomberg news. you were previewing their earnings in a story, talking about the valuation of this company, how a lot of investors see it as a bargain compared to other tech na

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amazon set to report earnings after the closing bell.ocusing on the cloud business and sales for the holiday shopping season. cloud growth will be key after disappointments from the likes of alphabet and microsoft. lisa: they are really the big player, with aws capturing a big part of the share. how much are they seeing the demand outstripping supply? i'm trying to make this story relevant, but i'm looking at what kind of efficiencies they are going to be talking about, because andy jassy put out a 1400 word in a festive talking about cutting middle-management with some of the efficiencies through machine learning. do we see some of those layoffs to justify the payment for some of the capital expenditures? that, i think, is going to be an increasing theme. annmarie: i'm interested in trade. morgan stanley is saying amazon could be one of the biggest e-commerce giants hit. this de minimis exemption means the biggest competitors from china are the ones that are going to be hurt the most when it comes to making sure those tariffs are on pro

uber will be out later this hour and amazon that comes out "after the bell" tomorrow night.l management peter anderson, great to see you, thank you so much for being here, what are your thoughts on earnings season and how it's collided with new policies coming out of the new administration. >> the timing is impeccable and we look earnings with a lot of energy. on top of this we have so many executive orders by the day and try policies that are impacting and sweeping in terms of the economy. it's extremely hard to stay focused on earnings when you're trying to factor in with the presidency administration is imposing reyna. >> it is hard to figure out what's real and what isn't and china probing google and it's likely all in retaliation into the tariffs the president trump announced. is it a real probe or is this a foreign policy attack and a move by china to investigate american companies. >> i think we can drive ourselves crazy going over this thing in detail isn't real, is it fake is it negotiation strategy. we need a compass and i think one of the main things we can focus

micro-strategy reports after the bell.re the largest holder of bitcoin outside of the guy that owns if and they own 461,000 bitcoin. do you own any stocks like micro-strategy that invest in bitcoin that are sort of bitcoin adjacent? >> i own three stocks that are all crypto related and all have operating businesses doing very different things but micro-strategy pioneered putting assets on the bat lance sheet and those three do it. mini miner dos it and i think there's going to be a huge opportunity in 2025 for what i call bitcoin or crypto-related public equitieses and companies that operate in the space and putting assets on balance sheet and it's like a real estate company. real estate companies butt real estate on the balance sheet and balance goes up and balance grows and people are doing that here but with liquid assets and a symmetric and explosive. liz: now the three stocks. good to see you. pomp more bull irk than ever saying it'll go to $1 million. of bitcoin. we'll watch it all. thank you so much. okay, crypto ex

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they report earnings after the bell. -- a $220 price target. how pointless is an antitrust investigation into google in china? angelo: very pointless. it was the first thing i thought of when i saw the news. i do not think investors are really going to think twice about this. the stock is not reacting at all. i think it was china trying to add something else to some of the tariff news that they throughout, something on the headline beings and something that you could say we are attacking a mega cap type of things but it is irrelevant for investors. jonathan: let us focus on the earnings. what can we take from what we saw from meta and microsoft to gauge how we might see alphabet perform a little bit later? angelo: as far as alphabet is concerned, you take a little bit from microsoft and meta and on some respects the meta-side of things is the digital asset side of things and that looks healthy as far as what you can extract for alphabet. alphabet is present just driven by search while meta is more social media side of th

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. >> randy shannon bell worked as richmond's producer before becoming the station's political reporter. >> he was demanding of me, and sometimes it stung a bit, but he deserved the right to be that way because he was demanding of himself. >> every afternoon, richmond would be at the station, usually early, prepared and professional. >> he was the first one into editorial meetings. he was ready. he did his homework. >> richmond had what we broadcast journalists called street cred. he worked as a reporter before he became an anchor. >> i was a friend of dennis from the first day. i walked back there and saw him and didn't know who he was. >> retired photojournalist bill moore would go on to cover stories with richmond, two african-american men blazing the trail for future black journalists. >> bell two, in 1968, was was a station full of white people and three black guys. you know, me and dennis and some little guy up in the shipping department. >> his impact in the bay area news was just tremendous. you just couldn't even quantify it. he was probably the biggest name in, in in local tel

that was fun. >> thanks for watching. >> closing bell starts right now. >> welcome to closing bell.re live from post nine of the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with alphabet shares hitting a record intraday high as it gets set to report fourth quarter results after the bell. we're going to break down what's at stake for the tech giant and the sector overall with our panel of experts in just a moment. but first here's a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. the majors are in the green with wall street looking to find its footing following the latest developments on the global trade front. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 seeing gains. dow's actually joined them as well, up a third of 1% thanks in part

formerly field leader of archaeological excavation at erlitou. of unearthing this dragon. is the bronze bellto it. scholars now believe that the dragon and held upright by a priest during rituals. this important artefact is made from more than 2,000 pieces in china, dragons are associated not with fire but with water. and i can't help thinking of the yellow river it's undulating, much like a river travelling through the landscape. and ijust wonder whether that's an additional layer called chayu. to worship the god of the yellow river. more than 10,000 people from all over the country. as the villagers gear up for the festival, i'm joining the elders... like this? ..to make paper lanterns for tonight. that's good? but tell me a little bit about the festival. why do you hold it every year in the village? do you feel a strong sense of connection somehow with the yellow river? there are still a few hours before nightfall, when the lanterns will be set afloat on the river. it's the perfect moment to head into the crowd and join the party. kerry is originally from this area. she's come to the fest

bell open. we ask oh my to god. we'll see that this will be and then much of the trial before everyone and in front of the israel occupation, the patients that will vanish, god, religion, as those of values. doctor controlled him and that we all now observing the dream that has waited for 15 months. if the dream is coming true now, is that we are in the middle of cause a seaport. this is a scene of dignity and pride. now the prisoners are being handed over to something that israel wanted to do only by force. i gosh, now they are being released through negotiation law. the as well. the word emotional seems with families on both sides, reunited after many months of separation, relative shed tears of joy and embrace their loved ones who they thought they may never see. again. hearty contributor robbie berman visited hostages square in tel aviv. what people gathered to celebrate and watch a live stream of the exchange were here at hosses square in the center of tel aviv . we're for many, many over a year, many, many mon

that's why it's going to raise alarm bells to not just the, the ordinary population, the palestinians who rightfully say this is their land and would like to return to their homes. but also because international lawyers advising the various leaders around the world are going to say this is flat, are a legal. there's another issue here too. and that is, is that a, this is an issue of the fact that to this could be deemed as ethnic cleansing. and although report has never brought this up, that certainly is what this is categorized as then as. so this is something that the president was not challenged on, but this is what it is. and the us president himself could be accused of that and could be facing his own charges under international law. should he pursue this sort of action. and so it's, it's really astounding to hear the us making this proposal and further making the proposal that they, in fact would be in charge of owning this land. given the fact that there is already posted in people that are only ownerships of this land dating back through and says, true heritage. there was also