becky pringle. guest: let me say teachers and other educators are working harder now than they ever have. not only are they teaching the students in front of them virtually. it is still teaching. i have been clear about in person learning. learning is happening in zoom boxes all over this country. not only are teachers and educators, our professors, our nurses, our counselors are meeting with our students. we also know that because of this virtual environment we have to do even more. teachers are having office hours not only with the students, but teachers are having office hours with parents. they are meeting with community members so they can figure out how they can support their families better. they are delivering meals to families. they are working harder than they ever have before. i want to be clear. we are teaching, we are nurturing students, we are preparing them for their next tourney, their next educational journey every single day. let me say this about money. i hear this a lot. we are t

take care. >> you too andrew. >>> thanks, becky.e, we're going talk a lot more about the short squeeze with the ceo of robinhood, and that interview is coming up tomorrow right here on "squawk box. so much of the option trades, and short squeezes we're seeing taking place on the robinhood platform and being discussed of course in places like reddit as we head to a break, a look at the biggest premarket winners and losers in the s&p 500. we're back after this. these days, we want sophisticated but simple. cutting edge made user friendly. in other words, we want a hybrid. and so do retailers. which is why they're going hybrid, with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach with watson ai helps manage supply chains while predicting demands with ease. from retail to healthcare, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter... she's cute like her grandpa. voya d

becky?n milk brand oatly is planning an ipo that could reportedly raise $1 billion. it's one of many new offerings in the pipeline. leslie picker joins us she has more. >> reporter: good morning, becky. that's right i'm hearing from three sources that owe tatly is looking for multiples. backed by oprah and blackstone it's a trendy esg investing thesis which has helped propel the likes of businesses such as beyond meat and tesla. billions for oat milk might sound like a lot, they are banking on investors paying up the ipo will be several months away, but other deals are more imminent the q1 calendar is jam packed with listings for ceos planning on moving them up earlier out of fear that that window might close. a firm set turns for a billion dollar ipo that is set to debut petco, poshmark and playtika also they are funding an acquisition including that from softbank is set to debut within a week guys. >> hey, leslie, oat milk has made its way into our house in the last two weeks what's the bu

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joe. >>> thanks, becky. in other football news, in case you're wondering, alabama beat ohio state to become college champions. devonte smith had three touchdowns in the first half, it was a record championship for nick saban celebration afterwards in tuscaloosa, might make you cringe in the age of covid, as fans flooded the strip in tuscaloosa there it is. >>> when we come back, officials hope that mass vaccination sites at stadiums and theme parks will help ramp up the speed of vaccine delivery in the united states we'll bring you a special report right after this. >>> and later, we have a big lineup from the jp morgan health care conference, the ceos of eli lilly and pfizer will join us later in the show. "squawk box" will be right back. when my love is away, ♪ this cnbc program is sponsored by truist securities e? ♪ ♪ how do i feel at the end of the day, ♪ ♪ are you sad because you're on your own? ♪ ♪ i get by with a little help from my friends, ♪ ♪ oh, gonna try with a little help from my friends. ♪ >>>

so becky responded. >> she's probably at a friend's house.robably, you know, maybe still sleeping. who knows? maybe got up, ate, and went back to bed, you know. who knows? >> reporter: who indeed. by monday, when chelsea had still not turned up at home or called or sent word. her worried family contacted whoever they could think of, friends, the police big mike. >> i was sitting at breakfast. >> reporter: this is big mike. the party guy -- his real name is mike williams. and this is his mother's farm where he's lived pretty much all his life. >> i got a couple facebook messages. "did you see chelsea? do you know where chelsea's at?" and i'm like, "i didn't even know who they were talking about at first." >> reporter: it was chelsea's sister who messaged big mike. the family was worried. very worried now -- >> people were like messaging me, "michael, look through your field. you know, go look. take a walk." you know, i'm like, "all right." >> reporter: but look for what? a body? surely not -- anyway, look he did. >> i took my dog with me. we w

i think becky has a question for you. becky? >> i do, kayla just in terms of the big push in terms of the $1.9 trillion the biden administration is going to be asking for for covid relief and other things they put into that, the market's been looking at that expecting a big number to get passed but it sounds like there's big pullback not only from republicans but democrats i heard angus king asking questions, an independent from maine who usually caucuses with the democrats. the post had an interesting story over the weekend said the biden administration can either go big on this or go bipartisan. which way do you think the wind's blowing at this point >> well, it seems, becky, like they're interested in going bipartisan, but where exactly that means the dollar figure lands is still unclear administration officials called the call yesterday with 16 bipartisan lawmakers constructive and productive and said it was an opportunity to really lay out their argument, which we've learned the $900 billion program passed at the end of las

becky? >> andrew, thanks. >>> meantime futures get ting a sharper open dow up by about 187 points s&p up by 22 nasdaq up close to 60. joining now to talk about potential headwinds and tailwinds for the markets as we kick off the trading year, chief investme investment, and from macro economics. welcome to you both. i have to say i'm surprised to see this much strength in futures this morning maybe i shouldn't be, given momentum we faced last year, but what do you think's happening this morning why are we trading up even off record levels set on the last trading day last year? >> ah, i suppose it's just follow-through momentum and pmi numbers overnight were particularly good. a number of places in asia, taiwan, for example. one of my tailwinds from beginning of the year global manufacturing and trade recovery not just from the pandemic but also from the trump trade war, which was the first period where global trade shrank and when global growth was positive since china was integrated into tha

joe. >>> thanks, becky.ning us to talk about some of what's happening, managing partner at douglas c lane, and a cnbc contributor there's a couple of stories today. i mean, i would like to just talk about microsoft, and what's happening, and how well the company is doing in the environment it's operating in, but it's just hard to focus when you have something so outrageous, or just so compelling i don't know if it's outrageous. i don't know how to describe gamestop when we talk about it as being manipulated or being gamed, we immediately hear pushback that short sellers need to be taken to task, and this is the way to do it. overall, what are your opinions on what we're seeing with the whole saga of what's happening in some of these names, especially gamestop? >> joe, it's scare as an investor, and we don't short if we don't want to be in a position, we don't buy it. we go where we think there's opportunity. this is an incredible story, when you look at the amount of information out there, whether it's on re

history to be impeached twice, becky. back over to you. >> the real serious question is what happens in the senate to this point, mitch mcconnell has said that he couldn't call the senate back early that he would have to wait until the 19th, which is the day before the inauguration next week the senate has to hold the trial, where the president would be allowed to defend himself this gets a little complicated are they changing the idea of that now i thought it was all 100 senators would have to sign off to come back early. >> yeah, well, that is the case. and mcconnell did say that, and so there's the prospect of an impeachment after biden is sworn in, and the goal of that kind of an impeachment of trump would be to simply prevent him from being able to run for office again they can do that if they vote to convict and remove and vote to block him from future federal office that's one scenario. another scenario floated by democratic leader chuck schumer is that he and mcconnell could get together using a rare emergency pow

becky, i will start with you.his is the first time in our country's history that the first lady will have a job outside the white house. dr. biden is going to continue teaching at northern virginia community college. wasn't to play some of what she said to educators the day after the inaugust rag. the day after the inauguration. >> joe is going to be a champion for you because heknows that's the best way to serve our students. together we are going to transform our nation's education system, and when we do that, we will change the course of our future forever. and if you ever wonder if it's possible, just remember that the first lady of the united states is one of your own. >> becky, you were at the white house with dr. biden for that call. she posted a photo on twitter. i believe i can recognize you there even with the mask on. what did it feel like to hear that message from the first lady, becky? >> craig, it's so good to be with you. good morning. i think my smile says it all, just looking at it listening to he

we'll get that going for us, becky.ing the vaccinations continue to roll out. cross your fingers on that getting close to 1 million vaccinations a day my parents got appointments, my mom february, my dad march looking forward to that. these are things we keep waiting on. >> the more jabs the better. i don't think -- if you are walking by and they say, hey, we've got some in the bottle of this vile, go on in. >> did you see that there were -- they think thousands and thousands of doses have been thrown out because doctors have been afraid to give the extra doses, the ones left at the bottom somebody doesn't show up they'd rather throw it out than actually be in the situation of being accused of somebody j jumping the line. >> the screwups, you know, it's like murphy's law. >> it was an nbc report that looked into it >> give them to anybody. that's my thought, too >>> when we come back, here's where the futures stand after bank of america's report we had already seen the futures up by almost 200 points. now it's just abov

thanks becky?come on "squawk box" this morning, the ceo of delta will join us to talk about the state of the business and the fourth quarter results. >>> take a look at shares of delta. those numbers are just hitting the wires. you can see the stock is up by about 2.2% i haven't seen the earnings myself atk thoronight bacwi me th >>> delta airlines results not pretty this is an airlines, not maker of faucets that is to be expected, phil >> reporter: yeah, it's expected, joe. >> good. >> let's bring in ed bastian let's get straight to the meat of the matter. you'll see the numbers at the bottom, by the way, folks. delta reporting a slightly wider than expected loss, $2.53 a share. cash burn at $12 million a day in the fourth quarter. ed, thank you for joining us this morning give me some perspective on how bad it is right now in terms of the revenue environment and overall getting people back in the air right now. >> well, thanks, phil. good to talk to you this morning. we are thrilled to close the

thank you, becky, it is just after 7:00 a.m. eastern time in washington right here on the east coast, you're watching continuing breaking news coverage right here on "squawk box. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen. i want to show you u.s. equity futures at this hour after what has been a tumultuous 24 hours in washington, but not so much in the markets the dow is up, dow looks like it would open up higher this morning as well, up about 53 points, the nasdaq looking to open higher, 86 points higher. the s&p up 13 1/2 points i want to take a look at bonds the ten year is remaining above 1% oil remaining steady after the u.s. capitol drama as well wti rising a little over 1% yesterday, wti crude at 50.69 and bony hitting a value of a trillion dollars, breaking the $37,000 mark in trading near a new high so a lot, and now at 38,000, literally as we speak. meantime, breaking overnight, congress confirming the presidential election, paving the way for joe biden as the next president ammon j eamon javers, join

thanks, becky.oming up when we return, tapping into the public divide we have new focus group data from pollster frank luntz on what people think about president biden's picks. and regulation former chiefs of staff, members of congress, a cabinet secretary, and major investors all straight ahead as "squawk box" rolls on on inauguration day. >>> this cnbc program is sponsored by baird visit bairddifference.com. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get nationwide 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get nationwide 5g included and save up to $300 a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. voter data to bring you, frank luntz conducting a focu

becky pringle final thoughts?guest: coming together and community, those are words that president biden used in his inaugural address and what struck me about that because we certainly are divided country, there's no question about it but something about the words that he said is that they reflect who he has been his entire life and he understands it's not going to be easy and as we talk to callers today they are all over the map. it's not going to be easy, there's no question about that week do know it's the only n way through. that's the only way to a better place and that is always true not just during this pandemic. so i encouraged by continuing to deliver that same message building the message and that we are not lame each other by working together to do what's right for her students, to invest in our schools, to make sure this country lives up to itsis promise. those 31st words of our constitution, we the people. greta it isns we, all of us. all of us have that right to pursue happiness and it takes week, al

so stick around for just a moment becky? as you mentioned, awaiting not only on jp morgan numbers very shortly, we're also awaiting numbers from citigroup and another barnk latr this morning we're going to be watching all of this coming up, wells fargo and citigroup at 8:00, jp morgan any minute a programming note for you, on monday, don't miss the premiere ee a new season of american grd coming up at 10:00 p.m. eastern time on monday "squawk box" will be right back. some see a grilled cheese sandwich and ask, “why?” i see a new kitchen with a grill and ask, “why not?” i really need to start adding “less to cart” and “more to savings.” sitting on this couch so long made me want to make some changes... starting with this couch. yeah, i need a house with a different view. and this is the bank that will help you do it all. because at u.s. bank, our people are dedicated to turning your new inspiration into your next pursuit. flexshares etfs are built with advanced modeling. to fill portfolio gaps and target specific goals. stren

becky pringle.st: let me say teachers and other educators are working harder now than they ever have. not only are they teaching the students in front of them virtually. it is still teaching. i have been clear about in person learning. learning is happening in zoom boxes all over this country. not only are teachers and educators, our professors, our nurses, our counselors are meeting with our students. we also know that because of this virtual environment we have to do even more. teachers are having office hours not only with the students, but teachers are having office hours with parents. they are meeting with community members so they can figure out how they can support their families better. they are delivering meals to families. they are working harder than they ever have before. i want to be clear. we are teaching, we are nurturing students, we are preparing them for their next tourney, their next educational journey every single day. let me say this about money. i hear this a lot. we are talki

becky?dit's cofounder alexis ohanian is going to be joining us for an extended interview on the wide moves in heavily shorted stocks that were started by a public forum on reddit. yeah, that's right it was the rise up against the shorts movement. we're going to talk to alexis about what he thinks about that and what he thinks as an investor find out what he's doing that's after this very quick break. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward... even after paying for this. love you, sweetheart. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. come on, grandpa! later. got grandpa things to do. aw, grandpas are the best! well planned. well invested. well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >>> welcome back, everybody. as you probably know by now, the wild move in gamestop over the last week was fueled by the

>> becky, i think that's a very fair question.ent in facebook and twitter you have -- those are two of the most innovative companies in the american economy frankly, i would say that facebook alone is the most sophisticated advertising platform in the history of capitalism they earn $70 billion in 2019. i don't think we have the 2020 numbers yet. if there was ever a business that could figure out how to leverage its extraordinary capabilities and point it towards better outcomes, i think that's facebook. here's the other thing, new platforms need to build this into their design when they launch that's why parler went down. parler went down last night. it styled itself as a platform for free speech and it became a cesspool of hate speech. the content on there killed jeff bezos, when john matzi launched parler he could have done it with the right guidelines in the first place and he didn't do it. that's why companies like apple, google, amazon are saying we don't want to be involved with a business that's promoting violence we have

winegarden: thank you, becky. and thank you, dr. b. and i too will be calling the president president biden and i too will be calling the vice president, vice president harris. and i love using dr. biden before your name. dr. biden: thank you. ms. winegarden: and what it does, and it's interesting to have had that tussle with the "wall street journal," because in that moment teachers all across america said, she earned that doctorate. that's something she earned in education. and that shows our respect for her. and frankly, today, shows your and your husband's and vice president harris' respect for the educators in america. you what just said to the educators today, the compassion , the grace, the thanks. our profession is one and we at the a.f.t. represent nurses and teachers and bus drivers, we represent the helping professions. they want respect. they want dignity. but even when they don't get that, they're going to do everything in their power to help care for a nation, engage a nation, educate a nation. and that is what we heard f

joe and becky and i are all looking forward to this movie.time to die" is pushed back for the third time we haven't talked. this creates real questions and problems for mgm in terms of how they're bumming getting. that was a company people thought might get sold, perhaps to a streamer or another big company. there's some view that maybe an apple or somebody would try to take out mgm to put a movie on its service again to create a whole new subscription revenue we're going to see definitely putting pressure on mgm as a result of all of this >> yeah. saw that that's our friend ulrich, kevin. >> yeah. yeah >> who we've known for a while i don't know i don't know what -- it's been -- how many times has mgm been sold for the film library >> traded back and forth. >> all over the place. let's get back to the markets. mike santoli has been studying the charts we had guys say we go higher for the year but maybe at some point the play it forward or pay it forward trade comes home to roost and the frost comes out before we go back up is this the start

i'm becky quick look with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we'll start with the markets if you were watching yesterday, that was really something to see. stocks actually dropped to kick off the new year the dow was down by 382 points at the end of the session. and that was the good news because at one point we were off by more than 700 points. on again, something to watch as we got into the final hour of trading, things firmed up a bit. rough start for the futures -- for the markets yesterday. it was the worth start that we've seen since 2016 for the three major averages taking a loolook this morning, w futures up about 54 points so not in the red. and s&p 500 up by about 7 and then the nasdaq up by close to 20 points. there is a healthy dose of fear to start off the year. the vix yesterday up by 20%. that was also something to watch this morning sitting just below 27 and the treasury market, you will see that it looks like the ten year note is yielding 0.933%, but again, guys, yesterday morning when we came in, futures were in positive terri

becky's flower shop is owned by one texas woman. she is accused of taking part in the capitol riots and saying she'd do it again. now becky's flower shops over the world are getting bombarded with threats and bad reviews. >> just really shows you the ugly side of humanity, i guess. >> tonight it's not just people packing their bags. tech companies are leaving california too. and more could join. hp enterprises, tesla, oracle are moving to texas. california is looking to improve regulation and grow tax credit programs but experts say it might be a little too late. california's top income tax rate is the highest in the nation at 13.3%. >> it goes along, you know, the path that we are on right now. we will see california not being a leader in innovation anymore. and california basically beyond the point of repair. >>> taking a live look at a beautiful night in heyward. warmup on the way. and a clear evening. we love this where. weather. but we need a little rain too. >> right. the nice days are very nice. but eventually it would be nic

becky. >> hey, eamon.ust in terms of either impeachment or the 25th amendment, they seem like long shots because in either case you need congress to vote by a 2/3 vote that's like 291 votes. they didn't even get that in votes in the house this week to certify the pennsylvania elections. >> that was even after the rioting. >> to get 290 plus votes in either of these situations seems completely unrealistic i think we talk about that too much because i don't see any way that that happens. >> it does seem unrealistic. the thing about the 25th amendment, it doesn't necessarily require congress if the vice president and cabinet were to move forward with the 25th amendment, the president could contest it, and congress would have to vote, and there's a time clock, and it looks like the time clock is longer than the president has remaining in office. so at this point, they could vote and sort of remove and table the vote for a long period of time that extends past january 20th, and that's the end of it, if congress

welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc o i'm becky quick, along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. the u.s. equity futures at this hour are indicated higher even after the big gains that we saw yesterday. yesterday was a big day for the markets. dow was up by about 0.8% the s&p was up by about 1.4% the nasdaq was the really big gainer, though, up by 2% all three of those major averages closing at highs. it didn't stop there you saw the russell 2000 and the dow transports hitting new highs as well, and for an inauguration day it was a pretty big deal typically on inauguration day, i don't know why, the market trades a little bit lower. not everybody market day is on a market trading day it's on january 20th, sometimes that's on a weekend. historically, markets have traded down on inauguration days yesterday clearly not the case yesterday was the first time that the s&p 500 rose more than 1% on an inauguration day. a little bit of history for you. check things out this morning. you're going to see right now there are green arrows across the board once again no major moves, but again,

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becky worley has details. good morning, becky. >> reporter: george, good morning.iant could be 50% more contagious than the original covid-19 strain. so how should that change our mask choices and protective practices? covid hygiene -- wash, mask, distance. but with the cdc warning this new variant could sweep the country, what should we do different? scientists still don't know exactly what makes the uk variant more contagious, but -- >> these mutations all seem to point towards a more contagious version of this virus. this is probably because people who are infected with these particular variants are shedding more virus and so there's more virus coming from one person and able to infect another person. >> reporter: or maybe the virus is more effective at infecting our cells. whatever the reason, behavior matters now more than ever. so masks, should we be wearing different ones? cdc recommended cloth masks still work, the trick, using it consistently. but experts say it never hurts to don a mask with more layers. ♪ at the inauguration we saw people in these, kf-94

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debate over reopening the schools during the covid-19 pandemic with national education association becky pringle. then a discussion on the future of the gop and president biden's executive order on racial equality. with the republican national committee senior advisor for black media, harrison dennard. watch c-span's "washington journal" thursday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. first i went to talk about y happened in the senate yesterday breaks even dennis is joining us, senate reporter with bloomberg news, let's begin with the tweet from rand paul. forty-five senators agreed the sham of a trial wasat unconstitutional. that's more than needed for it to equate and eventually end this apartment peach met process. this is dead on arrival in the senate. so they look dead on arrival but the vote was not technically at iran paul's motion but it was to table it for their few senators like rob portman who said click declared unconstitutional. it's on both sides is it possible five or more vote to convict. it's possib

becky james is living with a rare form of bowel cancer.coming weeks that could cure her but covid pressures in london mean the hospital has had to cancel her operation. becky understands the reasons but it's still hard to accept. i feel quite helpless. i can't plan anything and that's unusual with cancer. i think it leaves me in limbo, as with hundreds of other people. i think a lot of people listening to this would be quite surprised at how magnanimous you're sounding. i think part of it is to keep calm because the nhs are keeping calm. so, my... my role is to keep calm! across the uk, the health service is struggling. at the grange university hospital in the cwmbran branch in south wales, staff on the intensive care unit are witnessing the very worst of the virus. it does feel like we are fighting a losing battle with the number of patients. and, you know, constantly phoning families to tell them that they need to come in because their loved ones are reaching the end of the line. you know, we haven't formally crunched the data yet. certa

becky james is living with a rare form of bowel cancer.ure her, but covid pressures in london mean the hospital has had to cancel her operation. becky understands the reasons, but it's still hard. i feel quite helpless. i can't plan anything. that's usual with cancer. i think it leaves me in limbo, as with hundreds of other people. i think a lot of people listening to this would be quite surprised at how magnanimous you're sounding. i think part of it is to keep calm. because the nhs are keeping calm. so my role is to keep calm. across the uk, the health service is struggling. at the grange university hospital in cwmbran in south wales, staff in the intensive care unit are witnessing the very worst of the virus. it does feel like we're fighting a losing battle with the number of patients, and constantly phoning families to tell them that they need to come in because their loved ones are really reaching the end of the line. you know, we haven't formally crunched all the data yet, but certainly anecdotally and from what i'm observing, i woul

archaeologist becky scott is a researcher at the british museum she and her colleagues have spent several years studying the neanderthal side but like caught. the settlements preserved within the fish and begin accumulating at least 240000 years a strange city we have dates now rant about 40000 and there were lighter settlements as well so actually kept. that's entire times. but what it also catches is she changes in climate and environment. so there are times when it's warm you know it's nearly as well mr daly sea is quite close there are other times when it's cold we dipping down into a glacial period in and then the same is locked up a long way north of the site and a completely different landscapes expats. in prehistoric times jersey was not an island it was part of the european mainland one of its most prominent geographical features is a rock formation that towers 150 meters over a broad plain neanderthals may have used it as a lookout post. finance to people that. gives them control of that so you can maybe imagine somebody set up there perhaps directing up the grapes perhaps spott

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, surprising, becky hammond became the first woman ever to coach an nba game.ba, i grew up with liberty ticket, a tenacious style which i don't have. it was a real barrier breaking moment and i hope to see more women do this. lawrence: that is it for us. happy new year. musical music >> little did we know we were entering the 2020 zone. >> it was the year at dutchess escaped the royal clutches. everyone learned the wonders of the great indoors and two men well past retirement age thought for the same job, the 10 most extravagant, exotic, celebrated, male mating, infectious, outrageous, fascinating stories of the year. who could forget 2020?

it at jenny kud who also owns a becky's flower shop but in texas. she's charged for taking part in the capitol riots last week. >> we are gettintackedom the left, the right, from people that really don't care. people say i am just here to troll you. really it shows you the ugly side of humanity, i guess. >> it's not just in california. it's actually happening around the world. an owner of a flower shop in scotland is also getting harassed. >>> 6:09. taking climate change head on. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, what californians want president-elect joe biden to do to tackle the crisis. >>> high pressure is building in and strengthening. with it, the temps will be on the rise, soaring well above average. that ridge of high pressure will be the dominant weather feature. a few clouds tomorrow but no rain in sight over the next several days. >>> it's a slow ride if you are working towards the altamont pass. i am getting word of a trouble spot great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boa

good morning, becky. >> reporter: good morning, robin.dy. >> reporter: what do you wear ? it initially centered on athleisure, sweatpants, hoodie, but there's a shift. >> we want comfy, but also professional. so what do we call this look now? zoom ready? comfy chic? at-home profesh? we asked three professionals who used to dressed up how they adapted. pre-covid. >> very business formal, which means, you know, blazers, shift dresses. >> reporter: then the ndemic hi >> comfort came first. >> reporter: now her covid 2.0 attire more professional. >> i can invest in some really nice sweater pieces and zhuzhing it and diversifying it with some earrings. >> reporter: she's employing the mullet philosophy on zoom fashion. business on top. structured top and earrings. boom, for patrice kelly who works in finance, her evolution has been more structured. before covid -- >> i would dress and, you know, heels or a skirt. >> reporter: while she went for comfort early on, she had an epipha epiphany. >> i was too comfortable to work and be productive, so

so becky cut the debt comic cut taxes he caught spending, and employment fell in half.examples were even going back a bit to the tea party program, kennedy, ten or 12 years ago. cutting taxes, cutting government spending was a big part of the whole program. but a portion of the gop has changed a lot. back in 2019 rush limbaugh himself, is a very influential voice among gop, talked about worrying about the debt was bogus. and even kevin who is president trump's former economic adviser, likes joe biden spending plan. the gop in my opinion has to return to its fiscal roots, fiscal conservatism. otherwise it would see a weaker dollar, higher inflation, and slower growth were not because of evil businessmen but government spending out of control. kennedy: this is only covid spending. we have not even gotten to the spending on healthcare. nevermind medicare for all but even if they produce a public option for obamacare. and what ever, even if it is a whittled down version of the agreement deal, taxes are going to go up so much. you cannot even fathom the amount of spending th

la asistente tecnica de los san antonio spurs, becky hammon, hace historia al convertirse en carolinallones de empleados del paÍs y especialmente hispanoscomenzando maÑana 1 de enero comienza un aumento de sueldo mÍnimo en 20 estados del paÍs. un alivio para las familias afectadas por la pandemia,viviana alvarez nos informa. viviana: millones de trabajadores en estados unidos arrancarÁn el 2021 con un incremento de salario mÍnimo entre ellos quienes estÁn en la industria del servicio. >> muy bueno, un alivio para todo, para la renta, la comida y el vestuario. >> me parece muy bien, porque prÁcticamente asÍ como estamos con la pandemia.. viviana: esta es la lista de los 20 estados del paÍs que aplicarÁn incrementos en el salario mÍnimo por hora. algunos condados y ciudades de estos estados pueden estar pagando ya mÁs de este salario. >> todos los trabajadores esenciales siguen trabajando y recibido salario, aunque sea medio dÓlar o dos dólares de aumento siempre serÁ beneficioso. por ejemplo en illinois el salario mÍnimo aumentarÁ 11 $ por horaen new york el nuevo salario mÍnimo queda

sue becky's also been burned by the president. exactly. so back i don't think that is right.e pence i stormed with him in the house of representatives. he's a very decent, honorable patriot person of nothing but good things to say. he is as impure, he is a wonderful person. his heart is in the right place. he is in a terrible position that way. not right. in kennedy isn't strange we've not heard joe biden take a position on this? but where's joe? you, jason think about this. he's about to be president you think he wants to endorse a plan that makes it very easy to unseat the president? because the 25th amendment would be more successfully and appropriately used for settlement like joe biden if he has a potential mental decline. he so yellowish belted yank any jerk that's in the oval office because he is the next jerk but let's talk about impeachment let's have the democrats have enough votes for this article of impeachment is a get to the senate by next wednesday? if not what happens? >> no, i think the house will only have to get to a simple majority. no hearings, no evidenc

joining us this morning as the president of the national education association becky pringle, here to talk about president biden's plan on education during the pandemic. nora dunn

becky also broke out his economic policies benefiting just about everyone. >> would pass the largest package of tax cuts and reforms in american history. we/more job killing regulations than any administration had ever done before. we built the greatest economy in the history of the world. we reignited america's job creation and achieved a record low unemployment were african americans, hispanic americans, asian americans, women almost everyone, income sword, wages and boomed. the american dream was restored. and millions were lifted from poverty in just a few short years. it was a miracle. becky also talked about what he called the remarkable success of operation warp speed. >> what our nation was hit with a terrible pandemic, we produce not one, but two vaccines with record breaking speed and more will quickly follow. they said it could not be done, but we did it. they called it a medical miracle, and that is what they are calling it right now, a medical miracle. kennedy: cannot wait to see the application of that in the future breeding probably make the case's handling of the pand

archaeologist becky scott is a researcher at the british museum she and her colleagues have spent several years studying the neanderthal side i'd like court to sound real art. the settlements preserved within the fish. begin accumulating at least 240000 places as tracy we have dates now of france about 40000 and there were lighter settlements as well so actually that catches that entire time span. but what it also captures if she changes in climate an environment. so there are times when it's warm you know it's nearly as well missed a day in the sea is quite close there are other times when it's cold dipping down into a glacial period in the end they the same is locked up a long way north of the site and a completely different landscapes exposed. in prehistoric times jersey was not an island it was part of the european mainland one of its most prominent geographical features is a rock formation that towers 150 meters over a broad plain neanderthals may have used it as a lookout post. finance to people that. gives them control of that so you can maybe imagine somebody sat up there perhaps

. >>> a brighter moment in the nba last night san antonio spurs assistant coach becky hammond making history, the first woman to serve as head coach in an nba game it happened when coach greg popovich was ejected in the first half hammond already made history in 2014 when she became the league's first female full time coach. >>> up next here, those on the front lines and their new year's wishes. >>> this is our last broadcast of 2020. it seems only fitting to give the last word to the health care workers who have been on the front lines all this time. this is their wish for the new year >> my wish for 2021 is for us all to be happy and covid free >> we learned so much from 2020 that now we can face 2021 with renewed hope and promise. >> i just know this time next year we will all be healthier. >> may 2021 be a year of unity, love, and compassion for everyone, in honor o all those that have given so much. >> i look forward to telling my grandkids about the day i got the shot and how things changed and hopefully for the better. >> i'm looking forward to paying back some of the precious

[inaudible] becky would ask what advice i give the leader schumer? you know him, i would not think of giving him any advice on how to deal with the center.w not at all. and he does not give me advice on how to run the house. beckett dealing with mcconnell? >> again that is a dynamic that is very different from the house. i would say for both of us, wefi have responsibilities to find bipartisanship where we can to find commone ground or we can. we have that is not only a goal but a responsibility. we must stand our ground. but it is -- if we are talking about what the country needs, the country needs to crush the virus. hasn't happened yet. has to economic crisis we are in. we have to do more to do that. the way to do both us have our heroes, healthcare workers, our first responders, our sanitation transportation food workers, our teachers, their teachers print there on the front lines risking their l lives to save lives in some cases. on the verge of losing their jobs. sor it is about a case we make for what the country needs that hopefully you can h

thursday morning, we will talk about the debate over reopening schools during the covid-19 pandemic with becky pringle. then a discussion on the future of the gop and president biden's executive order on racial equality with the republican national committee senior advisor for black media affairs. watch live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> here's a look at our live coverage thursday. 10 :00 a.m. eastern on c-span, the senate banking committee holds a confirmation hearing for marcia fudge to be secretary of housing and urban development and cecilia rouse to head the white house council of economic advisors. on c-span2 the senate returns at 10:00 a.m. to consider nomination of homeland security secretary, and on c-span3 at 1045 a.m. eastern, house speaker nancy pelosi speaks to reporters about the legislative agenda. lesley clark discusses president biden's energy policy agenda now. let's begin with what is about to happen in 30 minutes, the nominee for energy secretary, jennifer granholm

becky worley is in oakland. >> reporter: in this morning "gma first look," could this be the future of online shopping? amazon is bringing big tech to fashion. a custom made t-shirt you design with sizing aided by photos you provide. it gives you options like v-neck, crew neck, slim or loose fit, and length. the then you take two pictures wearing fitted clothing and upload them. >> this is the amazon shirt i ordered. v neck. it's fitted on my body. it's pretty well sewn. i've washed it. it's holding up. >> reporter: if you're wondering if it's better than any other t-shirt -- >> i don't know if i would notice a tangible difference if i had the $25 shirt versus the $5 shirt. >> reporter: what exactly happens to that data that you upload about your fit? it's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," i'm becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> okay. >> that's interesting. can they make it real snatched? >> yes. that's all the people want. >> that's what we need. >>> we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a mesmerizing sight in marin county.