brian lee is a liver transplant specialist.study that says across the country there is a 30% to 50% increase in hospitalizations due to liver disease, most of which is cirrhosis. >> it can happen with one drink a day, and two drinks a day for men. people with cirrhosis, have a life expectancy of five years. >> the only treatments are to keep quit drinks and a liver lr transplant. >>> california business owns can access the safety measures online. the california labor agency made a portal where they can pull. users have to enter a series of questions about their business. they will receive customized information about social distancing guidelines and how to safely reopen. >> we hope it's useful for small business without hr departments as we understand there may be anxiety over wanting to make sure they are doing everything correctly. >> we are posting a link to the online portal on our website. go to abc 7 news.com. >>> a new 24 hour safe parking light safes a openered in palo alto. it's designed to provide security and resourc

brian lee is a liver transplant specialist. he contributed to a kaiser study that says across the country there is a 30% to 50% increase in hospitalizations due to liver disease, most of which is cirrhosis. >> it can happen with one drink a day, and two drinks a day for men. people with cirrhosis, have a life expectancy of five years. >> the only treatments are to keep quit drinks and a liver lr transplant. >>> california business owns can access the safety measures online. the california labor agency made a portal where they can pull. users have to enter a series of questions about their business. they will receive customized information about social distancing guidelines and how to safely reopen. >> we hope it's useful for small business without hr departments as we understand there may be anxiety over wanting to make sure they are doing everything correctly. >> we are posting a link to the online portal on our website. go to abc 7 news.com. >>> a new 24 hour safe parking light safes a openered in palo alto. it's designed to

brian lee is a help toll gist and liver transplant specialist.ted to kaiser family foundation study that says across the country there's a 30 to 50% increase in hospitalizations due to alcohol associated liver disease, most of which is cirrhosis, end stage liver scarring. >> liver disease can happen at one drink per day for women, two drinks per day for men. people with cirrhosis on average have life expectancy of five years. >> he says most people with cirrhosis don't have symptoms. the only treatments are to quit drinking and liver transplant. kate larson, abc7 news. >>> california business owners can access the latest covid-19 safety regulations the california labor agency created a one stop portal where employees can pull updated information from state, county, and city sources. you just have to answer a series of questions about their business. they'll receive customized information on disinfecting tools, social distancing guidelines, how to safely reopen. >> we hope this is useful for small business in particular without full hr departments

brian lee is a and liver transplant specialist at keck hospital.ributed to a pfizer foundation study that across the people with sorosis on average have a life expectancy of five years. >> reporter: lee says most people with sorosis don't have any symptoms. the only treatments are to quit drinking and a liver transplant. kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> california business owners can now access the latest covid-19 safety regulations online. the california labor agency created a one-stop portal where and city sources. users have to answer a series of questions about their business. they will receive customized information about disinfecting protocols, social distancing guidelines and how to safely reopen. >> we really hope this is useful for small businesses, in particular, without full hr departments or outside counsel as we understand there may be some understandable anxiety over wanting to make sure that they're doing everything correctly. >> we've posted a link to the online portal on our website, abc7news.com. >>> okay, a new 24-hour safe parking si

brian lee is a helptologist and liver transplant specialist at keck hospital. he contributed to a pfizer foundation study that across the country 30 to 50% increase in hospitalizations due to alcohol-related kidney liver di. >> one drinks per day for women and two drinks for men. people on sorosis on average have a life expectancy of five years. >> reporter: most people don't have any symptoms. the only treatments are to quit drinking and a liver transplant. kate larsen, a bc7 news. >>> california business owners can access the safety regulations online. the california labor agency created a one-stop portal where employees can pull updated information from state, county and city sources. users have to answer a series of questions about their business. they will receive customized information about protocols and social distancing guidelines and how to safely reopen. >> we really hope this is useful for small businesses, in particular, without full hr departments or outside counsel as we understand there may be some understandable anxiety over wanting to make sur

brian: totally unacceptable. lee, what about your situation?rader, right? >> 11th grader, ninth grader and seventh grader all boys. the 11th grader and seventh grader in the public school system and ninth grader in private school in connecticut in school in person. it's a different experience athlete between. brian: have you see long-term effect of your two older kids not going to school? are you starting to see it. >> it definitely wears. i would say we are fortunate because they do have internet access and options for support. i think of all the kids and you talk about chicago that even if the teachers don't show up they don't have in school and think they can work remotely. a lot of kid in our environment and i'm sure in chicago and other places don't have access constantly to internet and others. i think we are fortunate in that regard. things could be worse. i will put it that way. steve: you see the private school have television they know if they don't perform get the kids back. recruit open house day and they want retain them and get th

." >>> and i am brian sullivan in for melissa lee tonight and this is "fast money." your trader lineup on this big monday show, tim seymour, dan nathan and pete najarian tonight on "fast," announcing ground breaking plans for the first ever all civilian space mission for the end of this year he spoke exclusively to nbc news we'll bring you those comments ahead. >>> a developing story out of d.c. president biden kicking off high stakes talks with a group of republican senators.iho silver,y the monetary banking there is a lot to do welcome, everybody hoping you're having a good monday because we're going to start with a blizzard hitting wall street. no, we're not talking about all of the snow that is slamming the northeast. we're talking about the buying blizzard in big tech today just look at some of today's moves. if you're only focused on gamestop, silver, kendees, amazon rallying 4% amazon topping 4%. microsoft up more than 3% as well those gains helping to fuel a big rally in the nasdaq and nasdaq 100 back to nasdaq up 2.5%. as we kick off a new trading month, do

. >> i'm melissa lee and this is fast money money steve grasso, jeff mills, brian kelly and pete in a jerian las vegas casinos getting ready to open the doors a little wider. plus not clear for takeoff a second set back sending shares of virgin galactic tumbling. with two days left before valentines day we're taking a look at some of the most loved stocks on wall street. or will it be true love or heartbreak for these names big week for twitter shares surging more than 25% since monday for its best week in six years the jump coming after the company reported the second billion quarter of 192 million pete, though is selling. he's out pete, why? >> well, i think the run was just absolutely extraordinary, mel, and when you make a look at it, they did everything right, right. they had some great amountization, up. when i look at the pe, i feel like it's stretched at this point in time, even for this particular name. twitter's always traded at an inflated pe. this was a stock that i was lucky enough to get at $35 a share in august. i based my thoughts upon usual actions that got me into it

." >>> and i am brian sullivan in for melissa lee tonight and this is "fast money." lineup on this big monday show, tim seymour, dan nathan and pete najarian tonight on "fast," announcing ground breaking plans for the first ever all civilian space mission for the end of this year he spoke exclusively to nbc news we'll bring you those comments ahead. >>> a developing story out of d.c. president bide

lee. jim cramer's off tonight along for the ride this evening, brian kelly, delano saporu and anthony pompliano, aka pomp. citadel's griffin, reddit's huffman and of course roaring kitty himself all getting marathon grilling by house reps. in case you missed it, kate rooney recaps where a lot of the focus was directed kate >> hey, melissa. there were some tense moments and a lot of people forgetting to unmute. robinhood's ceo, though, got by far the most air time and congress really dug for my motives behind robinhood halting those trades in january. vlad tenev repeatedly denied he was on the side of the hedge funds. >> robinhood's securities put the restrictions in place in an effort to meet increased regulatory deposit requirements, not to help hedge funds. we don't answer to hedge funds we serve the millions of small investors who use our platform every day to invest. >> tenev did apologize to customers, calling what happened in january "unacceptable." he also defended robinhood's business model tenev said payment for order flow or essentially selling customer trades on the back end is the r

lee return cash to shareholders. guy: is the only place to look for those kind of attributes shale? is bigger better here? brianan help. really, it comes down to the underlying cost structure and it comes down to whether companies can be competitive in terms of their supply costs, whether they can be competitive in terms of free cash flow. if we look back over the last couple of years and why the sector has underperformed, one of the reasons is that producers have spent $1.10 to $1.40 in capex to every dollar of cash flow. so a reversal of that can come from these companies being more capital disciplined, and it can also come from capital disciplined, something we saw progress on. alix: we saw the news over the weekend exxon and chevron held merger talks at some point last year. what do you think the mergers of 2021 are actually going to look like? are they going to be kind of bold on -- kind of bolt-ons we have seen, or still the integrateds? brian: it is a really good question. i think we could see some of all of that. you referred to the need for scale. the second is concerns over long-term oil demand and th

. >> i'm melissa lee and this is fast money money steve grasso, jeff mills, brian kelly and pete in a wider. plus not clear for takeoff a second set back sending shares of virgin galactic tumbling. with two days left before valentines day we're taking a look at some of the most loved stocks on wall street. or will it be true love or heartbreak for these names big week for twitter

graduated from high school, hay lee shah, are you a believer, are you a buyer, are you big in japan >> japan is amazing. it has been 29 years, and yeah, let's not talk about years, brian, but look, asia is breaking out everywhere. it's not just japan. actually, china broke out the first time since 2007. so equities everywhere in asia are very very strong, and in part, it's based on the cyclical recovery, so as the u.s. recovers, as other countries recover, manufacturing is stronger, and asia really benefits from that, including the weaker dollar. so yes, we'd be buyers of asia right here, including japan. the charts tend to tell you where markets are going, and so, you know, the demographics are not great in japan, however, they just had a blow out of 4th quarter gdp, up 12%. so the fundamentals are getting better for the long-term, probably there are structural issues but we like asia, we like europe, and we like europe for some of the reasons we're talking about. europe does not have tech. it has value in cyclicals, and those cyclicals are what's supporting markets right now. >> yeah, and thankfully, covid cases are crashing around the world. let's hope that continu

isn't that correct, senator lee roy, local senator, leroy gav inch n. ainsley: a lot of democrats. brianame out and more than 60 residents in homes were given drug cocktails of hydroxychloroquine without consent from the patients or crew. this is a state senator, a democrat wondering what's going on. jen psaki was asked over the weekend, yesterday, what about joe biden, is he still -- does he still believe that governor cuomo is the gold standard? >> does president biden still believe that andrew cuomo is the gold standard, represents the gold standard on leadership during this pandemic? >> just a yes or no. >> well, john, the president -- well, it doesn't always have to be a yes or no answer, john. the president is focused on his goal, his objective as president of the united states. he will continue to work with governor cuomo as he will continue to work with governors across the country and i'm not here to give labels or names. i'm here to communicate with you about what our focuses are and objectives are as president. peter: okay, so she dodged the fall. she heads up the nga, nationa