(bell ringing) . regarding the cost impacts of having a permit in place that mandates operators adhere to the water quality rules being the sole cause of pen by the city attorney's not seem last week, a expected um, from the registry action (bell ringing) would you please take the stoops necessary to instruct the city attorney to drop the suits with the environmental protection agency and move forward with figuring out a way to upgrade the entertainment facilities and improving this area please now before november 4th. >> please. >> thank you. >> thank you for your comments. >> any other members of the public wish to speak? >> seeing none, moderator? any. >> seeing none. moderator, any callers with their hand raised? >> i wish to be recognized. >> 5 callers. >> thank you and caller i'm unmuting you have 2 minutes. thank you. >> welcome to commissioners and thank you all thank you for your time and my name is martin i'm a consumer with the water. b any comments relate to the arbitrary drought never hap

bell. bell. bell. [applause] [laughter] bell. bell is 15. ann harris of north carolina. harris of north carolina. there is one left, right, and that's number 6. [applause] ok. all right, how much fun was that? we have now concluded the lottery for members select. the sweet selection times will be displayed in a few minutes on the house transition website. please continue to monitor the list of available suites as they will change throughout the day. the first selection of the day will begin at 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. so it should pop up here in just a second. there it is. there it is. it doesn't have the times yet. so conaway. conaway will go at 10:00 a.m. no, that's all right. hold on, hold on. wait for the times to pop up. it'll be gillan. [indiscernible chatter] >> hey guys, hold on. [indiscernible chatter]

bell. bell. bell. [applause] [laughter] bell. bell is 15. ann harris of north carolina. harris of north carolina. there is one left, right, and that's number 6. [applause] ok. all right, how much fun was that? we have now concluded the lottery for members select. the sweet selection times will be displayed in a few minutes on the house transition website. please continue to monitor the list of available suites as they will change throughout the day. the first selection of the day will begin at 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. so it should pop up here in just a second. there it is. there it is. it doesn't have the times yet. so conaway. conaway will go at 10:00 a.m. no, that's all right. hold on, hold on. wait for the times to pop up. it'll be gillan. [indiscernible chatter] >> hey guys, hold on. [indiscernible chatter] [indiscernible chatter] announcer: c-span's "washington journal," i live for a involving you to discuss latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington d.c. to across the country. friday morning, a ceo discusses federal spending and goals of t

. ♪♪ - [bell chimes] - tamika. - gratitude? - you got it. well done. - yeah!1,000 for you. - all right. - [applause] tamika martin from dawsonville, georgia. yes. and you celebrate thanksgiving now--like early, right? yes. so, we know that the holidays are hectic, people have to go to different houses and they're traveling, so we don't want anyone to stress out. we want them to enjoy the day and all of our good cooking, so we actually plan to have it a week or two ahead of time so everyone can relax and spend the whole day with us. no excuses for missing this, right? no excuses. you're showing up. and you love the holiday movies. tell me, what's your favorite? oh, my gosh. "best man holiday" is my favorite movie. - what's--uh, morris chestnut. - yes. - he's dreamy. - of course. yes. - a little bit. [laughs] - i like him too. well, good to have you. good luck tonight. thanks. lindsay demsky from sterling heights, michigan. - hello, ryan. - good to have you. so, doughnuts and a parade. tell me about that. yeah, so ever since we were children, we would get doughn

the new bells will replace those bells and people will be able to hear and see the bells.n notre dame reopens next month. it is a gorgeous and historic place to be, and i'd love to visit someday. we should go. vianey is here now to talk about this really classic fall weather. it really is. and i think just how crisp the air has felt is definitely feeling more fall like around here now. the winds have diminished. we are no longer a red flag warning and the temperatures cool and comfortable right now in the 50s and 60s. let's get to your microclimate weather because we do have some changes ahead that include some rain chances. now overnight lows. you'll notice in the icons here we're going to stay clear. so not expecting any cloud cover tonight. that means our temperatures overnight will dip down into the 50s and 40s. so expect for that to definitely be a factor into tomorrow morning as well. 62 degrees right now in san francisco, even in san francisco, we're going to keep those clear conditions. and let's talk about what's ahead. so as we inch into that friday forecast, we'

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now . >> thanks so much for watching "closing bell." the conference here in san francisco, california, schwab at's chief strategist liz ann saunders will join us. and ahead we will talk to the incoming ceo rick as well. in the meantime, let me show you the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation and until the video reports. stocks are lower today although healthcare materials and energy have been higher throughout the day. the losses are not big but nonetheless it's a bit of a down day for those sectors there. nvidia lower today as well. michelle bowman suggests progress on inflation has installed. we will talk more about that and that does take us to our talk of the tape. let's welcome chief investment strategist, liz ann sonders. let's talk markets. you say the momentum favors, correct? >> it does and momentum as an actual factor has been dominating and the good news is i get questions about doesn't this alarm you because the last time momentum was dominating as a factor was the late 1990s but the fundamental factors most highly

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. stocks continue to regroup one week after sitting hair latest all-time high. here's a look at scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. the s&p 500 getting a modest lift. about 60% of all stocks trading higher on the day. you can see it's up by about 0.4%. the nasdaq is pacing the upside to start the book, carried by tesla, apple, some of the other crowd favorites of the nasdaq 100. tesla up almost 4%, apple up almost 2%. we also have a turnabout in semis, with nvidia trading soft into wednesday's earnings release, but the average chip stocks, finding some relief. that's the excess dtf right there. that's been a big underperformer relative to nvidia. now, pressure from the bond and currency markets has eased a bit. the ten-year treasury yield slipping from recent four-month highs. it's down about 4.41%. the dollar index, backing away from the top of a two-year range, as well, on the day. that's allowing for a bounce in struggling commodities.

the that closing bell.of regulation. state street global advisers and the world gold counsel ringing the closing bell. doing the honors at the nasdaq. well, the recent rally taking a pause at least for today as the s&p 500 ends in the red for the first time since the election a week ago. that's the scorecard on wall street, but the action is just getting started. welcome to closing bell overtime, i'm morgan brennan with jon fortt who joins us from washington, d.c. >> yeah, a little light off the dome, but not mine. well the dow and the russell 2000,

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. this make or break hour begins. here's the scour card with 60 minutes to go. the benchmark s&p 500 modestly positive up there a little more than a quarter of 1% on the day, though, that is restrained by some more sluggishness in some of the megacap growth stocks out there. nvidia the biggest drag on the index. falling let's see about 3% on the day. it is down below the closing price from before the company reported strong results and raised guidance on wednesday. the dow industrials are out performing. they are up about 0.8%. actually so is the equal weighted s&p up about that much while the russell 2000 makes another run above the 400 mark. it's not far from what would be its first record high in about three years. helped by upbeat raetsdsings on the consumer and a services sector gauge this morning. >>> and then the tireless run in bitcoin. it is now trading above 99,000, 99250, got closer to that to the $100,000 mark as the buying frenzy rolls

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> thanks so much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott walker live from the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with three critical days ahead culminating with thursday's fed decision. what happens with stocks? anyone's guess. the backdrop, still positive most say with the economy chugging along, interest rates expected to move lower. we'll ask our experts where this bull market is likely to go in the weeks ahead. in the meantime, there's the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. it has been a mostly red day for the majors, but we're trying to make a little run at positive territory on both the nasdaq and the s&p. we'll see. apple is lower today. berkshire hathaway cutting stock lower. that's interesting. and nvidia is joining the dow on friday. those two companies neck and neck in terms of market cap. we're going to track that right up to today's finish. yields, a touch lower ahead of the fed meeting. dollar lower. oil rising. takes us to the talk of the take. how to play what could be a more volati

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> kelly, thanks so much.elcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with the post election rally, the best way for stocks in some two years as president trump is elected once again. we will track the biggest movers into the close and there are many today, many things moving with 60 minutes to go in regulation. the major averages ripping higher all day long. almost 3% for the nas, 2.5% for the s&p and look at that, near 3.5% for the dow. yields, they're up, too, along with the dollar today and you just heard about bitcoin getting above 75,000. we're watching that closely. it is pushing 76,000 at this very moment. and how about tesla, up a stunning 15% at its highs today. it's just about right there as well. we'll ask blackrock's rick reader about all of this in just a little bit. former fed governor richard clareda will join us. >>> the road ahead for the markets as a so-called red sweep seems likely this hour, the only real question the margin

over to john in closing bell overtime. >>> that bell marks the end of regulation.n army closing the bell at the new york stock exchange. lakeside holding limited doing the honors, and a mostly lower finish for the averages ahead of the holiday break. as tech drags in the nasdaq, while real estate healthcare and crypto get a boost. that's the score card on wall street. welcome to closing bell overtime, i'm jon fortt. morgan brennan is off today. coming up this hour, former trump national economic counsel chief economist, joe lavorgna joins us with his firs

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. this make or break hour starts with stocks finding their footing after overnight geopolitical headlines had the indexes wobbling into the open. a look at our scorecard with 06 minutes to go. the s&p 500 bouncing off its post-election low this morning. that was a level that hit a couple times in the last week or so. up about only a quarter of a point right now. down two-thirds of a percent at the lows. the giants of the nasdaq have been catching a bid driving the nasdaq higher by 0.8. nvidia the biggest upside contributor to the s&p by far about 25 hours ahead of its earnings release, renders a verdict on the overall ai trade. you can see nvidia up 4.5% right now. mixed signals on the consumer with walmart running to a new high on strong results and guidance while a weak housing starts number and softer quarter from lowe's pressures some housing relate the names. both the 10-year treasury yield and dollar index backing away from the top of their re

bethany bell, bbc news, valencia. i spoke to our correspondent ispoke to our correspondent bethany— i spoke to our correspondent bethany bell who said locals were — bethany bell who said locals were coming out to help, as welt — you can see all the people around me. we're standing close to the district of la torre in valencia, which was particularly badly hit, and there's been a stream of hundreds of volunteers arriving this morning with brooms, with spades, with buckets. some people have tied rubbish bags to their shoes to keep their feet out of the mud to help with the clean—up effort. and they are, of course, joining the official rescue and search teams, which are looking for the missing. there's some tension between the volunteers and the local authorities. some of the local authorities have accused the volunteers of getting in the way. the volunteers say they are filling in the gaps and that people are simply not being given enough help. but, of course, all eyes are focused on the question of the missing, because

"closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell," i'm mike santoli in for scott wapner. live from post 9 at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with the bulls stampeding through landmark levels to polish off the index's best week of the year. here is a look score card. further follow through to wednesday's post election bounce has taken the dow industrials past the 44,000 mark, the s&p 500 above 6,000 for the first time, you see the s&p up about half a percent on the day. a decisive election result and expected growth-friendly policy mix under a second trump administration has investors discarding caution, reaching for risk, the volatility index has melted to 15 or so from about 22 a week ago, although it is a little bit steady today. tesla shares, elon musk's closeness to president-elect trump, the stock up 7% on the week, 8, 9% today. treasuries are steady after the fed delivered a quarter point rate cut with more possibly to come. it is tracking to be down a bit after it had a brief pop to a four-month high on wednesday, it's now 430 or so. tak

closing bell starts right now. >>> hi, kelly. thank you so much. welcome to closing bell, i'm scott wapner here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour will begin with record highs for the stocks. with the dow and s&p hitting the new milestones earlier today. let's take a look at the score card here with 60 minutes to go in regulation. we are green across the board. the russell is actually the outperformer today. it's been up nearly 2% sitting right about there right now. most sectors today too are green with the exception of tech and energy. utility has been fluctuating a bit. we'll watch all of that. markets are clearly liking the expected nomination of hedge fund veteran, scott bessent as treasury secretary. yields lower, oil lower. you can take a look at the yield complex there. we'll show you oil too, which is down. and wti by 3%. and how long can this rally last as investors game out what the new trump administration will mean for the markets. well, let's bring in our experts. the top ten private wealth manager with morgan sta

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i feel like they're the business, dw news, ally from bell. and polls of opens in vermont as election day dawns in the united states. rival candidates comma harris and donald trump both held get out the vote rallies on the final day of campaigning to become president. the .

the bell's ringing.seconds until the opening of the markets, and we're expecting a little green for the dow industrials, a tiny bit of red for the s&p and the nasdaq. let's see what we get. the market's open and the dow is up 58, 700 points depending how many stocks are open. -- 70. it's an even split. red and green, even split. but the dow is up 88 points. 4,380. -- 44,380. the s&p up .05%. i call that dead flat to slightly higher. the nasdaq composite is down 8 points, dead flat to slightly lower. big tech, where are they? all across the board, we've got meta, amazon, apple up. microsoft, alphabet down. now, let's start with djt. taylor's back with us. where is it today? >> it has been up 91% this year alone which is why you're falling a little bit back down to $31. and i think this will surprise people because people really thought if he won it could go up to $7 70 toa share. but cleary, this -- clearly, this is a volatile stock and huge gains this year given the company brings in barely any revenue.

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> guys, thanks so much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott whopner. the first polls closing in four hours' time. we'll ask our experts over the final stretch where best to invest right now, no matter the outcome. let's take a look at the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. majors have been strong all day long, off the best levels in some cases. nonetheless, positive by almost 1% on the s&p, a little above that on the nasdaq. every sector within the s&p 500 today is in the green. consumer discretionary the best following the strongest ism services report in a couple of years. industrials also solid. of course we check tech. it's up as well. we're still watching nvidia and apple battle it out for the biggest market share company in the market and we will track that through this final 60 as well. it does take us to our talk of the tape, the election and stocks and what the result will mean for this bull run. let's ask our panel. new york life's lauren goodwin, anastasia amoroso and kevin gordon are all with me at post nine.

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> welcome to "closing bell," i'm scott wapner. this hour begins with the bull market and whether a significant move higher is in the cards. we'll ask our experts over this final stretch. in the meantime, the scorecard with 60 minutes to go looks like this -- bit of a breather at least for the s&p and nasdaq. the russell, though, is the outperforming. has been all day long. nasdaq has been the laggard. russell up 1.5%. what about tesla? its remarkable run continuing. the stock gaining 40% since election day. and bitcoin, 85,000 is the new number. 86 now actually, it shows you what that has done, as well. the so-called trump trade rolling on. it does take us to the "talk of the tape." what is in store for the record-setting rally? our panel, jpmorgan asset management's gabriela santos, and robin hood's several me to gill. cnbc contributor. everybody at post nine today. gabriela, i'll come to you first. i haven't heard from you since the election seemingly changed everything in this market. how should we view what's taking place and

taco bell is actually the only one with same-store sales that were up 4%. other two had same-store sales down, but hey, taco bell is not bad. i like it. stuart: you don't do restaurants do you? >> i do have some but this is a miserable sector too because the input costs on protein have done nothing but go up, stay up and they can't pass it on to the consumer. you can't charge people 18 bucks for chipotle bowl. that's not when they used to buy it for 9.99. it's a huge problem. stuart: that's true eating out is very expensive. >> i wonder who they are going to vote for. stuart: i wonder indeed. all right, taylor, thank you very much indeed. good coverage there. check the big board. we are what, five almost six minutes in and up 67 points on election day. dow winners show them to me please top of the list is american express, caterpillar, visa, goldman, jpmorgan. the s&p 500, whose the winner? emerson electric, first source, dupont, marathon petroleum. nasdaq winners are global foundries there again, marvel technology, tesla reached 250 a share, broadcom is up

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. -- bell. bell. [applause] bell. 15. [applause] and harris of north carolina. harris of north carolina. there is one left, right? and that is number six. [applause] ok. all right. having fun with that. now we have concluded the lottery for member select. the suite selection rounds will be displayed in a few minutes on the house transition website. please continue to monitor the list of available suites. they will change throughout the day. the first selection of the day will begin at 10:00 a.m.. 10:00 a.m.. it should pop up here in a second. there it is. there it is. conaway will go at 10:00 a.m.. that's not right. hold on. wait for the time to pop up. it will be given. -- gillen. le chatter] >> since 1979 in partnership with the cable institute c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front-row seat to how issues are debated and decided with no commentary, no interruptions, and completely unfiltered. c-span. your unfilte

up from 12 last year. [ bell ] wall street also cheering trump's victory. all three indices ending the week at historic highs. >> we're going to be reducing taxes. >> reporter: investors welcoming trump's policies that include lower taxes and less regulation. while he still can, president biden is focusing on his priorities including judicial appointments. and president-elect donald trump is also looking ahead today announcing leaders for his inaugurations committee. >> willie james inman, thank you. >>> today in pakistan a suicide bombing at train station left dozens dead or wounded. this video captured the moment of the blast on the platform. it happened in quetta. a separatist group claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> tonight there's new fallout from violent attacks on an israeli soccer fan in amsterdam. elizabeth palmer is in tel aviv. >> reporter: all demonstrations have been banned in amsterdam after the attacks on israeli soccer fans there on thursday night. israelis who'd gone to hold to see their team play returned home shaken. >> it was fri

they report after the bell. what are you expecting?ia is priced for perfection at around 40 times earnings and 40 times sales, so let's hope their earnings come in as hot as their blackwell chips which are melt ifing the the data centers. [laughter] stuart: oh, has that been refuted in. >> well, the information that had -- the company's telling them the realign the chips in the data centers so they don't create so much heat. while it is priced for perfection, there's a good chance they pull it off this quarter. the key is going to be the guidance moving forward. new implied -- but implied volatility is -- stuart: what's that? >> it means the amount that the stock is expected to move on earning, that's going to be a $300 tobillion swing east up or down on a $3.6 trillion stock. stuart: what do you think's going to happen? have you got an opinion? >> look, we don't own the success. i think it's priced for per februaries. there was a time when you owned nvidia and the multiple went down as the stock price went up because the profit margin

maria: 30 minutes away from the opening bell. markets are mixed, dow industrial 30 negative down 36, let's get the final thoughts from the sistine panel. michael lee. >> palantir make a copy of all time reports "after the bell". i will be watching out with bated breath and trump can't win if you stay home, vote get your friends to vote. maria: liz peek. >> vote, vote, vote, those are three things that is message but only once. >> of elections aren't just national or local you care about your community aaron crime and safety in your taxes and everything else that involves the city or the state that you're in, don't forget to vote down ballot don't walk out without checking every box. maria: absolutely. it's going to be something we will be there tomorrow, liz peek, michael lee, cheryl casone a, "varney & company" picks it up. take it away. >> good morning maria, good morning, everyone it is extremely close, real clear politics calculates an average of reliable polls, it shows trump with a fractional lead nationally, he is a very s

bell swing and jingle bell rings. >> dana: welcome back to the all-american tree lighting.o introduce he? >> i would love to georgina. can you say hi? and we have jesse jr. i think he wanted to say always remember one thing. >> i'm watters and this is my world. >> jesse: he said i'm waters and this is my world. we have been working on that all day. >> dana: harmd? >> harold: merry christmas, everybody. i'm delighted and blessed to be here with hef harold the iii. daughter named after great-grandmother. emily. you want to say hello? >> hi. >> dana: judge pirro? >> judge jeanine: okay so i'm here with my daughter and my grandson kammi, who, if you could feel the energy every kid on this stage wants to be able to hit that button. >> dana: i know they do. we have only 40 seconds to go. go ahead. jessica? >> jessica: we're happy to be here. this is clio who is with me. do you want to say anything? no? [laughter] >> dana: take it away. >> tyrus: i have my wonderful family i always do the talking and get complaints about. go ahead it's all on you. >> this is georgey. and this is o

only at taco bell.ance when they redeem their credit card rewards for tickets to exclusive events and experiences on capital one entertainment. scan the code on your screen to learn more. capital one. what's in your wallet? >> chris: two minutes to go. two touchdowns behind are the volunteers. this second and five from their 43. short throw, and big hit made by dan jackson short of the marker, so, the clock will continue to run. >> kirk: we haven't had a chance to call dan jackson's name too much tonight. visiting yesterday with he and carson beck. love to hear stories where a guy was in the shadows of a program for two, three years and worked his way to become a starter in his sixth year. >> chris: iamaleava -- escapes. would have been the first sack tonight. eventually he's going to be trapped behind the line by jalon walker. and nico slow to get up. looks a little wobbly as he's helped to his feet. and it will be fourth down and seven. >> kirk: this defense, like you said, chris, they haven't had a c

the constitutional union party john bell edward everett. if you could give us a snapshot of those parties. and the men on the ticket. an the men on the ticket. think about political parties that did exist in the 19th century campaigns for the presidency began the minute the previous president was elected. it didid not work at the same ay of political primaries. primary organizations do not control parties the way we think of today. they were much more grass roots organization. there were no political primaries. instead people thought about their political candidates were actually chosen at convention. there is no expectation there can be three candidates lease as a people thought they had not decided they're going to split up. to choose a democratic candidate it just so happened they had decided to meet and convention in charleston, south caroln april.l. that was an unfortunate for the democrats decision to meet in charleston. that was the home of the biggest fire eaters for the people most interested in seceding from the union. walked out

it is dillon bell working against morell. the pressure is now back on haynes king and georgia tech. >> joe: fifth overtime. must convert to extend this game. they are roaring in athens. if their defense holds here, a 10-2 georgia team is in the college football playoff for sure. or will georgia tech have a little more magic left? to tie the game and six overtimes, they do it. >> jesse: this is a slow-developing play. coming all the way over from the right hand side, and haynes king has to hold on to this. the drag is coming from this way. to his left, survey the field. nice accur coverage. again, haynes king able to answer the call. >> jesse: if you are wondering, the record is nine overtimes. we're heading to the sixth. 42-42. >> joe: jesse, this rivalry weekend, we get something like this, and then you line up that schedule tomorrow. how great is college football? i mean, just how great is college football. >> jesse: if this is the emmy's boost for rivalry weekend, this is unbelievable. man, i don't care. rivalry games, you

— nyse opening bell.i'm sarah currents at the bbc sport centre. a big night as liverpool are hosting real madrid and it is a big start to the week for the european leaders, they also face manchester city at the weekend while defending european champions would look to give their stuttering campaign in europe a boost to victory. campaign in europe a boost to victo . ., victory. real madrid, manchester - victory. real madrid, manchester city - victory. real madrid, - manchester city dominated europe in the league for a few years now, combined with liverpool because liverpool was always up up there as well, competing with these two clubs. so it is a special week for us, especially because we played two times at home. if you are at liverpool, you always play big games, but yes, these two are special because these three clubs have dominated the league in europe for so many years recently, so yes, especially eager to play. it will still be a fantastic _ eager to play. it will still be a fantastic game, _ eager t

hn bell and edward everett. if you could give us a snapshot of those parties and the men on the ticket. absolutely. so in general, when we think about political parties, we imagine this very long campaign ason, and that did exist in the 19th century campaigns for the presidency began. the minute that the previous president waslected. but it didn't work the same way in terms of political primaries. so party organization did not control parties the way we think of today. they were really much more grassroots organizations, and there were no political primaries. instead, people thought about their political parties as convention oriented. so candidates were actually chosen at conventions. there was no expectation of who was going to be the candidate before the convention. and so the convention mattered quite a bit. so in 1860, at the start out, there were going to be three candidates. at least that's what people thought, because the democrats had not yet decided that they were going to split up. they got ready in 1

on "closing bell." welcome to our program. we are waiting on president biden to deliver remarks at this moment in the rose garden. momentarily. he is expected to address a possible cease-fire deal between israel and hezbollah. it is a significant development and we will take you live to the white house as soon as we do see president biden. want to update you on the markets as well. what had been a bit of an uneven day has turned green across the board not for the russell but the majors certainly here. we had talk today, obviously, from president-elect trump about tariffs, on canada and mexico, and increased tariffs on china as well. that unsettled the market for a bit, but we seem to be picking up a little bit of steam here as we head into this last hour. which really is our talk of the tape today. how to best position ahead of it another trump administration. with talk of tariffs and tax cuts and so much more for investors to consider, on that be note let's bring in liz young thomas, sophie's head of i

they report wednesday afternoon after the closing bell. are reports this morning that some of their blackwell chips overheat in some servers. know anything more about that? >> they've had some problems and they haven't done a big rollout yet, that's going to be in january, and we'll get an idea because that's going to be huge for forward numbers. i mean, they're going to destroy a their numbers. they're up 80% year-over-year for revenue and earning. that's incredible. if you look at microsoft, amazon, alphabet, they're plowing so much money, meta as well. $230 billion into a.i. chips this year, infrastructure spending -- stuart: who's spending $230 with for a.i. chips? much of that going to the nvidia? >> a lot of that is. they're estimating $310 billion over the next two year. now, that's what we're projecting, but i think a loft this demand's probably front-loaded -- a lot of this demand's probably front-loaded. my fear here is they're not going to tell you when the party stops, and the demand's been so great for the last two years, at s

and if anyone in your family has bell cancer early screening can make a real difference a colonoscopy might not be fun, but it doesn't hurt on is of a pretty quickly in fact, some patients turn down the sensitive so they can watch events live. i told them clips just i cut. all right, so cancer is among the 2 modes where the pre causes are immediately visible. if you see a pallet, you remove it and, and then nothing more will happen. that data scientists are still in the middle of the the number of people who run to go screening is still loading gemini, even though it's recommended for a lot of people. and meanwhile, follow cancer rates are rising among young people. seem to even talk. that's how we have more more younger patients coming to us. some of the with advanced color right to concept i'm clips and, and dumb clips and conklin problem on. and we know that some of the individuals would benefit from an earlier colonoscopy screening. so we're currently conducting a study on that, but i'm in a studio and also to be a spot chair is $37.00 last summer he started feeling poorly. sure h

bells ring out there are a total of eight bells mounted in the two main bell towers.ation work. remember, several countries contributed to restoring that landmark. stay with us here on bbc news. good evening. the fairly grey, gloomy but largely dry theme to the weather continued on friday and for many of us, it will continue through the weekend as well. not everywhere — we've got a few showers moving in on sunday. that marks the start of something a little bit clearer into next week. but certainly, the next 2a hours or so, most of us keeping this blanket of cloud. this is how we're going to start saturday morning — a few clear spells across northern and western scotland. it's here that we'll have some mist and some fog around through the first part of the day, slowly clearing away, and then there'll be some sunshine across the north and west of scotland but elsewhere, any sunshine in short supply once again. it'll feel rather cool under that cloud in the east — around 8—10 degrees — whereas further west, we could see 12—111. through saturday night, some clear spells a

nvidia on tech after the bell. we will talk a little more about the target one that is major. >> 20% drop especially after a day walmart did so well in grocery and eneral merchandise. a little bit easier for bit coin hitting an all-time high just shy of 95,000. a few weeks ago 300,000 was set to be a reasonable target. he has raised that. >> beat and raise is what you call that. he's going to 400,000. he will join us. shares of comcast are slightly higher after making official what was announced in the last earnings call and that's that the company will spin off most of its cable networks including this one into a new standalone company including cnbc along with msnbc. >> i need some deep thoughts on this critical juncture for this company. >> it's a reflection of the changing dynamics in the media business and the fact that a lot of the cable networks have depended on subscription revenues for the majority of their revenues. that number is coming down. this will probably scale those networks back together in a way

you got your bell. you got your bell. all right. and here to tell us more about how simple this is and why it's so important for the bay area for just $10 that duplicates to 20 meals is leslie bacho, ceo of second harvest food bank. so tell me 15 years now, why is this so crucial for the community? that's right. well, unfortunately, at second harvest of silicon valley, we are seeing the highest need for food assistance that we've seen in our 50 years of serving the community. and that's because we have a real affordability crisis here in the bay area for so many of our neighbors. they are working, but still really struggling to be able to pay their rent, pay their utility bills and put food on the table. so this campaign is really critical for raising support for every dollar donated. we can provide enough food for two meals. and how many families have you helped so far? i know that last year we raised over 4 million. well, you raised at home over $4 million. that's right. and that was enough for 9 million meals. and we are now serv

christopher bell will not be going to phoenix. safety violation. riding the wall. it's against the rules. william byron has been confirmed as the fourth and final position. kim coon is there. kimmy? >> william byron gets the final championship four position. the 20 with a safety violation. i know based on what you said before, you're probably happy for that ruling. what was it like -- >> i'm not happy for anything but the rule is what it is for the crossover gate over there and riding the wall so it is what it is. i will go race and just proud of my team. we had a really hard fought day overall so proud of that. le. >> that's william byron. dave, the other side with christopher bell. >> christopher, theyville ruled against you. safety violation. wall ride. your thoughts. >> i don't know what to say. you know, i -- i don't know. i don't know what to say. >> you feel like the move was made and then you came off the wall, zplekt. >> well, i mean, i -- i understand that the rule was made to prevent people from riding the wall but my move was completely different than w

the opening bell is next.eady for a good time ♪ stuart: three minutes until the opening bell, three minutes to the opening of the market dow up 1,200 major gains r to the s&p and the nasdaq as well. plenty of grain out there. eddie ghabour with us this morning. this is a trump rally. it's happening right now and the feds expected to cut rates this week. so, eddie, are we off to the races? >> we absolutely are, stuart. i can't remember a week in my 26 years of managing money that's had such huge market implications between this pivotal election that obviously the market likes this morning, and then you've got a fed that i think will make a policy mistake and cut rates this week, so investors need to pivot to this new market regime. it's not really new. it's just goldilocks post-election rally we've been talking about all year. now that the election is behind us, i think you need to play offense in regards to the equity markets because this is a goldilocks scenario. stuart: what are you buying? >> so, right now,

i think a lot of the - alarm bells that democrats and that harris _ alarm bells that democrats and that campaign saying during the campaign were nonsensical. i think donald _ campaign were nonsensical. i think donald trump's vision for america includes _ donald trump's vision for america includes much fairer trade, especially looking at some countries that don't— especially looking at some countries that don't like us very much. i think— that don't like us very much. i think he — that don't like us very much. i think he wants to end us involvement in foreign _ think he wants to end us involvement in foreign wars, and i think that he wants— in foreign wars, and i think that he wants to _ in foreign wars, and i think that he wants to create a manufacturing base in america _ wants to create a manufacturing base in america that will sustain the american — in america that will sustain the american worker in a way that we haven't— american worker in a way that we haven't seen under the biden and harris _ haven't seen under the biden and harris administration.— haven't seen under the biden and