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. >> the way this has traded in a baa baa bad market and it's getting to 100, generally when stocks getthe 90s, 100 is that magnet, if you can break it out above that and you get some kind of turn around in the market here, you get a bull market here, this thing could break out much higher. >> yeah, it should be noted also, the xbi very different than the ibb, excuse me, ib be, very heavy at the top with gilead and biogen et cetera. this is a very diversified play, and it's outperformed that one i think you ride those balance sheets in bio tech land. >> it's had a huge move, banging up against levels we haven't seen in many years amgen has actually pulled back you have an opportunity there as well, and even gilead is showing signs of life for the first time in a long time i'm with chris on this one. >> what's interesting, when this chart started to break out a couple months ago, it did it on huge volume. then as it consolidated earlier in the year on very low volume i think the stock's being accumulated. i think people are buying it i think there's real money behind it. typically when n

that nevada will really sharpen the answer he's had all along, which is the guy he can beat trump baas he's a moderate democrat things that biden ha tried to point to as his strengths, and really fell short, disappointingly so for him. this is the first primary caucus state where the non-white vote will be a significant factor. you've seen biden really, really playing up his strengths with african-american voters in nevada this week, certainly with hispanic voters, and having some success, at least it sounds that way, as his rallies, at his speeches, many of the lines he has used in iowa that kind of fell flat seem to be resonating with audiences of color in a way in nevada that he really hasn't been able to do before. it remains to be seen whether he can up his numbers significantly and better enough that he can make an argument going forward. >> yeah, i guess the question is what becomes better enough. we won't know that, i don't think until late in the day on saturday. the other thing hanging over this, besides the whole electability question, is the guy not on the ballot, michael b

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it's baa really think it's that much of a threat of president trump stays in power?yes the regime wants to survive. now people believe that after the killing of qassem soleimani and the attack because if the iranians wanted a regime change in the united states they have to call chaos in the middle east, there's a spike in oil prices there's a crash of the u.s. stock market, we go into recession and then trump was his election. so of course they have to pay a price, if they want to bomb the hell out of them to contain but it's not going to lead to a regime change in iran letters 1 million troops in boots on the ground invading iran it's not going to collapse. even bombing the hell out of it the regime is going to rally to support the regime. so unfortunately they have to pay the huge cost, but they want regime change so. gerry: how are they gonna do that customer terrorism warfare question mark. >> attacks against israel and others unleashing a mosque and bullock, cast on iraq, they're going to create a regional conflict by spring and summer. if they escalate the isra

they raced less than 20 laps before the 500 was postponed baa us of rain. >>> basketball's biggest star showcasing their talents at the nba all-star game. a moment of silence for eight seconds to honor kobe bryant and singer jennifer hudson with sing singer for the tribute. broken into two teams lebron james and giannis. >>> women's college hoops. boulder down 3 and under 20 seconds to go. williams rattles into three. the game's tie, watch closely, williams says seconds later i will take that and throws it up for the game winner. are you kidding me? she got it. she had 29 points. stanford rallies and avoid the upsets. your final is 69-66. >>> the bears is pulling off an upset in utah. alicia styles with two of her 19. 88-74. >> that's sports, more news after this. as soon as i started talking about putting term limits on congress, washington insiders went crazy. they said term limits are bad, that they'll break government. what a joke! congress is working fine for politicians and corporations, but it's not doing anything for real people on climate, health care or gun safety. the only wa

. >> i'm not going to be lectured on family values from the likes of rush limb baa or anybody that supports donald j. trump. >> joe biden trying to reinvigorate his campaign. bernie sanders hoping to solidify his lead. and elizabeth warren working to inch up in the rankings. our website a good resource for super tuesday. we have a complete voter guide highlighting issues in every county. go to nbcbayarea.com/electi nbcbayarea.com/electionguide. >>> if you were outside today, the weather was gorgeous. it was spring-like. rob joining us live. any chance of rain coming down the pike? >> that's really the big story. we're really not seeing much of any rain in the forecast. now we're seeing an increase in clouds. to keep you up-to-date on how much rain we missed out on, more than three inches not showing up in the north bay. some changes outside right now. obviously we're looking at more clouds as we head into tonight with the storm system offshore. like the ones that preceding it, a lot of moisture will miss us and head to the north. other than drizzle, we're not expecting any rain to impact yo

em baa sit is sending american passenger this is letter explaining the most medically vulnerable passengers will be first including older adults with preexisting health conditions. passengers on board the diamond princess have been on the ship for more than three weeks and they are tired and want to get off. the 75-year-old is really hoping she gets called up to disembark tomorrow. >> i would imagine they want off. united airlines pushing out flight cancellations between sfo in china. a live look this morning. flights will now be cancelled through the end of april. initially it was the end of march. the last nonstop flight to china from sfo is tomorrow. the airline is giving refunds to all impacted passengers. >>> right now, cooler temperatures back in the bay area. this is after the warm-up we have been experiencing a all week. this is live look for you in richmond. kari hall is here. we're back to regular winter temperatures. >> at least we can see the clouds right now. days with cloudless skies and also chilly temperatures to start. but really warming up throughout the day. here's a look

you i guess you said get well soon to rush hymn baa you caught a lot of heat for that for some reasonat do you think that was about about? the hyperpartisanship and house divided against itself cannot stand. i'm speaking to bring about leadership in this country that's focused on treating all americans respect. no matter how strongly i may disagree with their position and treat all americans with respect recognizing what we must come the together and that as americans when we stand together working side by side, we can accomplish anything. the the unifying leadership that i speak to bring is necessary not only to win in november. but most importantly to focus on how we can bring about a victory for the american people. >> all right congresswoman. she'll be up in new hampshire freezing -- rest of the weekend. thank you very much. >> it is cold thanks jesse very bad weeks for mitt romney and nancy pelosi. are they using god as a political weapon? to fight back -- hear on that next. [ indistinct talking ] a new kind of investor is changing things up. with an app that's changing the way w

wall a lot of water 35 feet high right into dotown morgan hill spillig over within 14 minutes.ould be baa monstrous look how it spread to minimize e risk the federal govement is calling on valley water to drain. the reservoir. the no exactly how that would happen remainunclear. >>the risk is that the reservoir it sells has water behind the dam and so if the water does come through t of outlet into the creek we want to make sure thatthat's done it a speed the magnitude it's done in a safe way so that it's not on to the plan also to make surehat there's no concern about the additional water that would not be behind the >>and at's not really full in all 29% full right now anderson has ou were met water managers are hoping to but with another drought ar. looming, they may haveto bring in more water from other locations him ocourse the reservoirs that are fed by all the snow the siera are in sperate need >>getting some fill in and maybe we're going to get some of that here in the little bit. yeah, it looks like the start of march which is now only on sunday, yeah wi come along with some snow i

that will surge back this weekend and bring the temperatures baaing in line. not these record high temperatures we'll have this afternoon. before we get to that, mid to upper 40s through 7:00, 67 to 72, it's warm everywhere at noon. 68 to 78 from the coast to inland at 4:00, that will set new records and still in the mid 60s away from water heading into the 7:00 hour. it was really comfortable last evening. >> my gosh. it was such a great night. thank you. good morning. it is also comfortable on our roads. a live picture showing you 880 at the coliseum, our camera in oakland, headlights making their way south. the coliseum is on the right-hand side of the screen. moving up to the golden gate bridge, light traffic there as well. no major problems on the roads. tracy to dublin, about 49 minutes. antioch to concord, 16 minutes, and san rafael to san francisco, also a 16-minute ride. >> all right. thank you. >>> the chp responded to a wrong-way crash in santa clara county after midnight. this is on northbound 85 south of highway 17. a witness says he saw a pickup

it's baa really think it's that much of a threat of president trump stays in power?rvive. now people believe that after the killing of qassem soleimani and the attack because if the iranians wanted a regime change in the united states they have to call chaos in the middle east, there's a spike in oil prices there's a crash of the u.s. stock market, we go into recession and then trump was his election. so of course they have to pay a price, if they want to bomb the hell out of them to contain but it's not going to lead to a regime change in iran letters 1 million troops in boots on the ground invading iran it's not going to collapse. even bombing the hell out of it the regime is going to rally to support the regime. so unfortunately they have to pay the huge cost, but they want regime change so. gerry: how are they gonna do that customer terrorism warfare question mark. >> attacks against israel and others unleashing a mosque and bullock, cast on iraq, they're going to create a regional conflict by spring and summer. if they escalate the israelis are going to want to

and i'll just go baaing to what i said believably.ve to earn their support just like she's aerchd the support of every voter. we've got an opportunity in nevada and then go on to south carolina and the rest. it does get more diverse but i think amy's message is going to carry the day. >> buttigieg is going after her vote to go after makkalene and after overseeing family accept races at the border? >> yeah, and this was a justice that was not a partisan hack. it was someone who received awards from the administration. there were a number of democrats that voted for him. i don't think that any of the senators or folks that make votes on these judicial nominations are going to agree with every single decision that they make up there. their job is to try to find the person they think is the best to do the job that's in front of them. that's what she did there. >> justin bowen, thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. see you in nevada. >> yep, take care, thank you. >>> still ahead, nevada's post powerful union opposes medicare for

this president may have his twitter accounts, baa we got our clickboards and our organizers and we're organizing to protect our health care. we're organizing to protect the right to form a union! we're organizing! we're organizing to protect a woman's right to control her own body! we're organizing to protect immigrants. we're organizing to combat climate change. we're organizing right here in las vegas. the site of the worst mass shooting in american history so we can take the fight to the nra and end gun violence once and for all. and we will do that. as others have mentioned, we're already at 70,000 early voters here and to give you some perspective, in 2016, 84,000 people turned out in total on caucus day. and folks, we're still three days out from caucus day, and this comes on the heels of record-breaking turnout a week ago in new hampshire. so we're making sure that more people can participate in our democracy. nevadaness can register on the same day. caucus materials as the chair pointed out in english, spanish, and tagolig. democrats are organizing around the values of the ame

the country that gets 60% of its power from coal all leading to hopes that china would be getting baaingrk by the end of the month. j.b. morgan slashing earning looking for 4% contraction that compares with previous forecast of 1% growth quarter on quarter annualized it now sees a stronger bounce back in the second quarter up 15% compared to 9% rebound they wrote the pace of factory reopening has been slower than we anticipated the fundamental issue is the policy dilemma between virus control and normalization of economic activity prolonged slump, well, that could mean the knock on effect to the u.s. economy could be deeper and longer at least in the first quarter, folks. >> well, now we're not pricing at 50/50 chance of one rate cut, pricing 50/50 chance cut of three rate cuts this year. >> just moved in a big way we have a chart. i want to tell people it's quite a bit higher and i have not had a chance to do -- oh, you fixed the april one. the april is correct 69% it's the other two that are likely much higher i'm not going to try to do the math on television right here, but i will tel

. >> the day charles howard discovered seabiscuit on share toe baa? >> saratoga. >> tell us how charles was first introduced to this horse. >> he and his wife were sitting up in the grandstand. there was a very cheap race going on. there was post parade. he looked down at this very ugly horse and so did his wife, and he bet her a lemonade that the horse would win x she thought it was silly, and she took the bet because he said he wouldn't win, and the horse won. they shared their lemonade, and they both had a pull of intuition. charles howard was a man whose intuition was superb, and he liked this horse. he told his trainer to go look at him, and he bought him. >> the head butt. >> the head butt. [laughter] the trainer, tom smith went back to look at the horse, and he recognized him from having seen him earlier in his career. he liked the personality of the horse. the past performances were terrible. this horse had lost and lost and lost. but he, there was manager about him he liked -- something about him he liked. he brought charles howard over to th

couple moments ago, william barr says the president should stott tweeting about the justice department, baas quote, make it impossible for me to do my job barr, the attorney general also said that the president has ner asked me to do anything in a criminal case despite some criticism surrounding roger stone, his longtime political ally, barr says, i think it's time to stop tweeting about the department of justice criminal cases, this in an interview with pierre thomas that just aired a couple minutes ago the context is the president weighing in on twitter, saying he felt that the proposed sentence by the department of justice for roger osteasonablog to nine years was too harsh, the department of justice following up the prosecutors involved in that you foreof thom resigned, apparently in protest of that decision, or in frustration of some conflict among themselves and higher-ups at the department of justice the president then tweeted congratulations. now barr saying those tweets can make it impossible for him to do his job. it creates the impression that the president is putting political pr

their rating, the stress test rating and possibly lure the amount of capital they have to hold purely baass likely the fed will say yes, this is an improvement, you don't have to hold as much capital, but i think most analysts, most of the analysts are saying we like this, we think they're conservative, provided they deliver right now for a couple years. >>> i want to get you in here on financial evaluations. i know can't comment specifically on morgan stanley, but how do they look >> as was said earlier, the financials are cheap and energy is cheap, and the fact that morgan stanley is buying out e trade, i think is -- >>> a quick final thought, paul. what do we see in terms of volatility >> i think we're still seeing the underlying breadth measures hold up well we're not seeing a major divergence despite the scares out of the asia. i'm just looking in the window here, dropbox, which was up a lot more than a few minutes ago, is coming in a bit you have to watch the guidance the company has beaten earnings and revenues every time, but the stock has gone down five out of seven times, so it's

it may be baas lyft got a boost after uber moved up its timeline this is a focus on the call.it dat loss and net loss. net loss 356 million versus 400 million expected guidance for q1 and full year, that looks decent, but big increases in insurance and general and administrative costs. i spoke to lyft's ceo brian roberts, and he says the entire industry is focused on profitability, and lyft doesn't need to do any additional restructuring that it recently announced. and they're evaluating the changes, i mentioned this, what the street wants to know is adjust the profitability roberts didn't say -- that he would be addressing that eastern time, and that may be why investors are selling off the stroke right now back to you. >> i have a feeling that if they were going to move it up maybe they would have slipped it into your conversation. who knows until we see the call. stock is down about 3.75%, so we'll have to see what happens there. >> obviously it had run into the number, the first quarter guidance basically on target i don't think there's much new to the story it is about wh

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because bad guys think of bad stuff baa before good guys do.hey're going to think of stuff that our law enforcement agencies can't imagine. yes, these protrump messages of going to get into people's brains in ways we don't realize. so 2016, i don't think prepared us for what is going to be happening this time. another point i'd like to make, blame trump, blame trump, blame trump, absolutely. but we have a political party, one of our two political parties that doesn't care this is happening. is perfectly happy it's happening. that's unprecedented and worth noting. >> we should note we talk about mr. bloomberg, donald trump and bernie sanders. there are a lot of other people running this is a full campaign with people running, there are women running. there are all sorts of people that are running that can be president. don't think these are the limited options. you have the trump world eating up facebook to the point officials are afraid to test republicans or make them mad. they gobbled up the advantage on things like social media, using the in

baa injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. [applause] and i cannot sit by and see people fighting for money and salary to live and be comfortable in the city knowing these cuts will directly impact my babies, and when i say my babies, i mean my black babies in this district. those cuts will for sure, for sure affect the services and needs that they have. it will eliminate some of the people like myself who work at carver who support them day in and day out and give extra hours to make sure they have everything that they need along with the excellent educators, along with their admin. it of course the as everything from top to bottom, even though we are trying to chop that top, it's a lot going on at the top that is helping my babies survive in schools. so we need to keep that in mind. back to recommendations. we need support in making sure our babies have their a through g requirements and basic graduation requirements and are set to lead in the 21st century and our c.s.u. eligible. we need to work closer with the city and cou