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as the team's stunned brightened on monday christian ben tech a scored in the 95th minutes with his team's 3rd shot on target in the whole game 21 result lifts palace to 13. the french rugby federation says there have been no more new cases of covert 19 among its 6 nations squad so far 10 players and the head coach have tested positive which puts sunday's match against scotland in paris in doubt tournament organizers say a decision will be made on wednesday fronts top of the 6 nations table after winning both their games so far. a coroner in australia is calling on all the rules players to donate their brains to research into concussion related disease c.t.e. the coroner made the appeal after giving her findings in the death of former all the rooms great danny foley who took his own life in 21000 from lee who played the same killed in eighty's ninety's was found to have c.t.e. after his death the disease is caused by repeated concussions and has been linked to mental health issues. to the n.b.a. now and le bron james has dismissed concerns about his workload after his l.a. lakers team suff

we also much like when ben said we have not seen that evidence we're still waiting for that so i think that's that's kind of where we're at with that but i want to talk about tech talk ben what's happening there we have quarter last week for months last year the president trying to push for a forced sale a tick tocks u.s. operations to oracle and he went to wal-mart what's going on there what are we seeing now yeah absolutely a real quick before you mention that though i just want to say on the way as you also you know the idea that while wages spine it very well may be turning over information to the chinese government that absolutely may be happening but the other question is are we supposed to believe that apple and google are not doing that here and so to sell the idea that one country does it in this bad the other country does it it's ok i think is hugely problematic which brings us to the tech talk story because it's the same issue right which is that the drug administration made this claim that to talk was improperly gathering data on its users and it could not that it was but that it could potentially share that data with the chinese government now that

think they had the momentum and it's difficult to recapture that and if you look at it from a tech perspective ben i mean you have to look at it as you create a new site or or you relaunch a site you have technical problems that you just mentioned obviously it's day one but unless people can get back on it and actually use the service well they're just not going to come back i totally understand that bus co-host and investigative journalist bents one thank you so much for following the story for us thanks. there and that's it for this time you can get boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. apple bail bond smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. sort of t.v. can also be downloaded on newer model samsung smart t.v.'s and ropey devices or somebody talk about a portable t.v. we'll see next hour. imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century what are the chapters called gun violence school shootings homelessness 1st it was my job it was my field bill it was my savings i have nothing i have nothing it is not

is this a broader call on big tech versus big tech in the u.s.? bentaiwan semiconductors is one of the biggest holdings at thornburg. it is one of the biggest holdings in our billion plus fund. taiwan semiconductor is a market leader and what we think is one of the most dynamic and interesting sectors in the world. digital is disrupting everything. the company that is building those chips to support artificial intelligence and big data and cryptocurrency mining and penetration of 5g come all of these big trends that are driving everything, taiwan semiconductor is at the center of all of that. it is a company with tremendous competitive advantages. a lot of around the business and secular growth that we think will be 10% plus for quite a few years. haidi: ben kirby from thornburg investment management. let's get you to karina mitchell for the first word headlines. karina: in the u.s., new york and much of the northeast is facing the heaviest snowstorm of the winter so far. a slow-moving system snarls road, rail and airways across the region. central pa

ben hodges thank you. now for some other headlines this hour australian news outlets channel 7 and channel 9 have struck licensing deals with tech giant google to pay to display their original journalistic content in search results australia is set to announce of law forcing internet companies to pay media companies for content their country's treasurer said the law was a world 1st. france's lower house of parliament has approved a bill aimed at curbing islamic extremism the legislation expands the state's ability to hold to to close malls send banned individual preachers it follows a series of his business attacks in france critics say the bill stigmatizes muslims and would limit free speech it still needs to pass the senate. and a winter storm has brought rare snowfall to texas and other southern u.s. states millions have been left without power in temperatures as low as minus 18 degrees celsius texas is bracing for more icy storms. violent street protests have erupted in several spanish cities following the arrest of rapper pablo he was sentenced to 9 months in prison for his song lyrics and tweets which authorities say glori

ben laidler. i would also mention, the distinction of credit suisse is that they still like tech.han: they have been very constructive on big tech over the last 12 months, when others have started to shift, rotate towards other sectors. just add to this if you can, michael, on the bond side of things. we have been talking about how self-limiting a move would be in the bond market. can you weigh in on that? michael: absolutely. one of the interesting things which is happened over the last 12 months is a massive recovery in equities earnings. we had a dramatic rise in commodity prices from last winter to where we are today. but many safe haven assets are still lower yield with regard to bonds, whether it is u.s. treasuries, high-quality corporate bonds, the yen, the swiss franc, currencies that would typically function as safe havens. right now we are talking about commodity prices rising sharply the next 12 months, the fastest growth we have seen in the united states in decades. the u.s. economy could grow faster than the chinese economy in 2021, which i thank no one would have bel

tech sector. where do you see that playing out? benink clearly the social media platforms have been far more generous in the platform, that they have given the centerleft wing of politics relative to those on the right, working much harder to shut down those portions of politics, so that has been played into the hands of the democrats, so that curry's favor, of course, but we do recognize concerns about data protection, so we expect the democrats to work toward putting tighter regulation on that, but of more concern to the tech sector is valuations. very large fiscal stimulus, progrowth policies, much more of a reflation every drive -- reflationary drive to it and that would work against tech valuation. even though i don't expect the tech sector to be as punished as some do on a regulatory level, the bigger challenge comes from the potential growth recovery that comes not only from fiscal stimulus, but vaccine rollout. anna: so it isn't necessarily the regulatory challenge. it is the fact they will face rivalry for investment dollars f

tech industry. and the fever broke this week for gamestop and the other mem e-trade stocks. we've got the winners and losers from the short-selling frenzy. my colleagues, benisohn, carlton english and jack howe. ben, i've got to give you credit. about two weeks ago you warned that the market was in the mood to take a breather, but, boy, was that a fast breather. >> it really was. last week the market dropped about 3%, a little more than that, and it felt like there was going to be more now. but we had the hedge funds, they really derisked last week. the short selling really caught them off guard, they pulled back, and i think they came into this week, and they were like, wait, what just happened? we don't own anything anymore. we started getting decent economic data. we had good news on covid, the cases are falling, we're getting an emergency use authorization for a johnson & johnson vaccine, novavax had some good news, and it was like everything was back to normal. people were reloading on risk. we saw oil shoot up, we saw bond yields rise, and it was just an incredible rigging-on -- risk-on week, almost as though last week never really happened. jack: oi

tech industry. and the fever broke this week for gamestop and the other mem e-trade stocks. we've got the winners and losers from the short-selling frenzy. my colleagues, benisohn, carlton english and jack howe. ben, i've got to give you credit. about two weeks ago you warned that the market was in the mood to take a breather, but, boy, was that a fast breather. >> it really was. last week the market dropped about 3%, a little more than that, and it felt like there was going to be more now. but we had the hedge funds, they really derisked last week. the short selling really caught them off guard, they pulled back, and i think they came into this week, and they were like, wait, what just happened? we don't own anything anymore. we started getting decent economic data. we had good news on covid, the cases are falling, we're getting an emergency use authorization for a johnson & johnson vaccine, novavax had some good news, and it was like everything was back to normal. people were reloading on risk. we saw oil shoot up, we saw bond yields rise, and it was just an incredible rigging-on -- risk-on week, almost as though last week never really happened. jack: oi

tech world turned its attention to bitcoin. that crypto-currency crossed a major milestone. yesterday, its total market value passed $1 trillion. let's discuss all this with ben popkin. ben, before we get to crypto-currencies, i wonder what your biggest takeaway was from the hearing. did we learn anything? >> we definitely learned a lot and there were many things that we did not learn. we saw, as you said, robinhood's ceo taking the brunt of the fire, apologizing for cutting off his customers, but he really admitted no specific mistakes and avoided answering some of the toughest questions from lawmakers, but he and the other witnesses, members of the financial community, you know, rebuffed attempts to kind of pin down what had been a sort of conspiracy theory that suggested robinhood cut off customers to stop pain for their financial backers. it will be interesting to see what happens in future hearings that include regulators from the s.e.c. and other important financial bodies. >> nail down for us exactly what the concern is here. i mean, i thought that initially the problem potentially was that what happened with these online traders who were sharing infor

tech industry. and the fever broke this week for gamestop and the other mem e-trade stocks. we've got the winners and losers from the short-selling frenzy. my colleagues, benedit. about two weeks ago you warned that the market was in the mood to take a breather, but, boy, was that a fast breather. >> it really was. last week the market dropped about 3%, a little more than that, and it felt like there was going to be more now. but we had the hedge funds, they really derisked last week. the short selling really caught them off guard, they pulled back, and i think they came into this week, and they were like, wait, what just happened? we don't own anything anymore. we started getting decent economic data. we had good news on covid, the cases are falling, we're getting an emergency use authorization for a johnson & johnson vaccine, novavax had some good news, and it was like everything was back to normal. people were reloading on risk. we saw oil shoot up, we saw bond yields rise, and it was just an incredible rigging-on -- risk-on week, almost as though last week never really happened. jack: oil and bond yields going up is indicative of good news. how do you

tech industry. and the fever broke this week for gamestop and the other mem e-trade stocks. we've got the winners and losers from the short-selling frenzy. my colleagues, benisohn, carlton english and jack howe. ben, i've got to give you credit. about two weeks ago you warned that the market was in the mood to take a breather, but, boy, was that a fast breather. >> it really was. last week the market dropped about 3%, a little more than that, and it felt like there was going to be more now. but we had the hedge funds, they really derisked last week. the short selling really caught them off guard, they pulled back, and i think they came into this week, and they were like, wait, what just happened? we don't own anything anymore. we started getting decent economic data. we had good news on covid, the cases are falling, we're getting an emergency use authorization for a johnson & johnson vaccine, novavax had some good news, and it was like everything was back to normal. people were reloading on risk. we saw oil shoot up, we saw bond yields rise, and it was just an incredible rigging-on -- risk-on week, almost as though last week never really happened. jack: oi

tech bias in big surprise. as twitter blocked the story about hunter biden, we we now know just how many of their employees were pouring money into joe biden's campaign. benou drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. ainsley: we are back. the top story today, extreme weather. overnight the nor'easter barreling down the east coast, up to 20 the inches of snow could drop in the big apple later today, the city's three major airports canceling at least 75% of flights today. steve: meanwhile, in california slippery conditions causing this fire truck to flip over. all four firefighters inside, thankfully, not hurt. brian: janice dean, for a while it looked like it was easing up. it ain't anymore. [laughter] janice: no, it's going to be like this throughout today, and the worst of it really coming this afternoon through this evening when those winds begin to pick up and the low offshore really cranks up and strengthens with wind gusts 50, 60 miles per hour. so blizzard conditions are anticipated in some of these regions where we're getting the heavy snow band. depending on where those heavy snow bands