bryson. -- i think it is because of your pitch man, bryson. when you grew up, what do you want to be? >> a baseball player. kristen: not football? >> he likes football, but he loves playing baseball. he will watch football and he knows everything about the saints and all of the players, but he loves playing baseball. >> all of them. spencer: can i tell you a secret? baseball is my favorite as well. sorry, coach. i was at the usc-cal game. that was fun. congratulations on a great season and congratulations to the whole family. happy holidays. >> happy holidays. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan

jay bryson joins us. thanks for coming on the program on this new year's day.kind of effects are you expecting the pandemic to have on the economy as we get into 2022? jay: you know, matt, if you look at a year ago when cases were spiking, we had a pretty weak first quarter. we could be setting up for the same thing here. there has been a little bit of a pullback in travel, a pullback in terms of people going to restaurants. all that said, i wouldn't expect a complete downturn or anything coming from those, more of a little speedbump in the road as people get more cautious. it seems like most of us continue to go about our daily lives and in general, consumer spending should hold up well. matt: how does inflation look to you as we go into 2022? is it going to come back down or are we going to see inflation hold or rise? jay: in the near term, i wouldn't be surprised if you do see a seven handle in terms of the overall rate of cpi inflation among the euro. you talked about the pandemic, this is only going to make the supply chain problems a little bit worse over

i'm bryson, in i said, had to 7 plays available for that match with cases among scalds spiraling brentford keisha, thomas frank is urging the league to pause the season and prevent a full shut down. we think that we ship his bone, the full round of premier games this weekend, coming up the the code cases going through the roof in all the primary clubs, every one of dealing with it. every one have a have a problem. this moment time am to postpone this round and also the cow co. brown will give everyone a week at least a to all these i don't know exact the know before 5 days to, to clean and, and, and do everything in the training ground. so everything is fine. yeah. so you break the chain. and in every club, when i joined by rob harris from the associated press, rome, how close is the premier league from pulling the season to deal with this latest outbreak? well, we now know that half of this weekend's matches won't go ahead in the last minute or so i just received an announcement from the premier league that full more games . in addition to that manchester united writing game show that the

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so you're being realistic where you can have an isolated bryson that's helping us to lower the same applies to ukraine of course, but it has vocal support. so there are a number of indicators, the russian hybrid, so called little green men. i think people have entered bonds, even in 2014. you have there are military units that the bosnian serbs have a built up with the russian help you had the usual suspects like the, the biker gangs, the, the people who showed up 1st in the crimea, in 2014 and several times it's sort of looks like the same strategy except for the rest, the rest of their and able to deploy because by their so far away, they have to fly over either ukraine or to natal member state bulgaria, or romania. and it's not easy for them to get a rise to do a lot. i hear what you're saying. i want to know. i want to move this on to i new york, according to what has serbia said about these latest developments in particular, how does it do it? well, we have a president who was a young man in ninety's should belong to the most radical nationalistic party. and serbia mostly allied with f

the four little boys who were killed in the fire named locally as kyson, bryson, layton and logan.hbour. the fire brigade had came out on the roof, they broke the window, smoke came out. came through the back of my house into the front. by that time, the fire brigade had gone into the front door and started to run. they had a look around and they pulled four children out. the scale of the emergency response was huge. 60 fire fighters tackled the intense flames. they ripped through the entire ground floor. the children were taken to hospital. it is there where they died. emergency services are used to dealing with difficult incidents. this, though, has been felt deeply. 0ur london fire brigade colleagues acted heroically in recovering the children, and i want to pay particular tribute to them. i know this incident will have a lasting impact on them and on the police officers and paramedics who were involved. flowers, teddies and messages of sympathy have been left here. two of the boys' nursery teachers were among those who came. they said the children's christmas presents had been

the four little boys who were killed in the fire, named locally as kyson, bryson, leyton and logan.eighbour. the fire brigade came out on the roof, they broke the window, smoke came out. came through the back of my house into the front. by that time, the fire brigade had gone into the front door and started to, um... they had a look around and they brought the four children out. the scale of the emergency response was huge. 60 fire fighters tackled the intense flames. they ripped through the entire ground floor. the children were taken to hospital. it is there where they died. emergency services are used to dealing with difficult incidents. this, though, has been felt deeply. 0ur london fire brigade colleagues acted heroically in recovering the children, and i want to pay particular tribute to them. i know this incident will have a lasting impact on them and on the police officers and paramedics who were involved. flowers, teddies and messages of sympathy have been left here. two of the boys' nursery teachers were among those who came. they said the children's christmas presents had

i'm bryson you have both been cooled off. fans have already been forced to showcase the vaccination passes to enter grounds, but it's infections among players that are spiraling brentford keisha, thomas frank, is urging the league to pause at the season and prevent a full shut down. we think that we ship his bowl the full round of premier games this weekend, coming up the the code cases going through the roof in all the primary clubs, every one of dealing with it. every one have a have a problem this moment time am to postpone this round and also the cow co round will give everyone a week at least a to all these i don't know exact the know before 5 days to, to clean and do everything in the training ground, so everything is fine is so you break the chain and in every club, us forces also being hit hot by korean, a virus, the nfl commissioner, roach, adela says he's confident they can walk their way through. the lease was outright since the pandemic began to dallas by his an nfl owners meet him at meeting in dallas with several items on the agenda, but none more pressing than crane of iris

say they are confident the children were twins leyton and logan hoath, aged three, and kyson and bryson man has appeared in court charged with murder and arson after a fire left a person dead in reading. hakeem kigundu is accused of starting the fire at around 3:00 in the morning on wednesday. the building was so badly damaged, it's become unstable. kigundu was remanded in custody and will appear at reading crown court on tuesday. the uk's top civil servant has stepped down from leading an inquiry into downing street lockdown parties, after it emerged an event was held in his own office last year. simon case's investigation was supposed to clear up whether rules had been broken — but instead it's another damaging step for the prime minister after a bruising couple of weeks. our political correspondent, nick eardley, reports. westminster has packed up for christmas, but it's events from this time last year that are continuing to cause controversy. simon case is the man the prime minister asked to look at allegations of rule breaking at parties — but yesterday it emerged there had been an

the four little boys who were killed in the fire named locally as kyson, bryson, layton and logan.e had came out on the roof, they broke the window, smoke came out. came through the back of my house into the front. by that time, the fire brigade had gone into the front door and started to run. they had a look around and they pulled four children out. the scale of the emergency response was huge. 60 fire fighters tackled the intense flames. they ripped through the entire ground floor. the children were taken to hospital, it is there where they died. emergency services are used to dealing with difficult incidents, this, though, has been felt deeply. 0ur london fire brigade colleagues acted heroically in recovering the children, and i want to pay particular tribute to them. i know this incident will have a lasting impact on them and on the police officers and paramedics who were involved. flowers, teddies and messages of sympathy have been left here. two of the boys' nursery teachers were among those who came. they said the children's christmas presents had been waiting for them. the

say they are confident the children were twins leyton and logan hoath, aged three, and kyson and brysonusually one of the busiest shopping days of the year. figures from the retail analysts springboard show footfall is up 3.4% today across all destinations. but plan b guidance and concern about coronavirus meant footfall was down 13.2% in central london last week, with other large falls in other cities. but footfall on smaller high streets rose in the past seven days — up 8.4% in market towns. our business correspondent, caroline davies, is here. on the face of it, it looks like great news for smaller places? brute great news for smaller places? we can start great news for smaller places? - can start trying to delve into some of those figures. high streets were slightly up, which you can kind of tell from plan b, during the course of last week more people have been working from home, perhaps easier to p0p up working from home, perhaps easier to pop up to the shops during your lunch break at home. of course you're not in the centre of town, like central london. we just got figures in tod

the company expects to meet most of its customer demand i checked in with matt bryson who covers thee. he argues it could be a positive for the company. historically pricing is more important than volume. his point being if customers think there could be more shortages coming, they might end up paying more for micron's chips. having said that, he does rate micron a neutral it appears like western digital, he says, are more attractively valued micron stock dipping in today's trade but still up 25% this year up nearly 40% in just the past two months now, is there a broader challenge that chip investors should start thinking about here i spoke to another chip analyst. he says this is a tough one to judge right now. but it does seem like these kind of impacts to chip factories, he says, will be short-lived. >> thanks so much, josh lipton so we saw micron and western dig trade lower on the back of this news they were trading higher yesterday on the news that nand was trading. >> i keep thinking micron is, away from being commoditized and being cyclical, you can look at it and say this com

now as first reported by input, bryson says it uses this information to slight present you with an offer that includes maybe a music service or something like that based on the apps in the things that you listen to, it knows kind of music you like and google announced updated search results providing more information on doctors, including what taken, what languages they speak usa today reports that when you search for a specific doctor. then it gives you another option. we can get more information live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. daria, back to you. >> thank you, jen. you can't see me. but we've got the little circle thing in our chest going on here with like >> all right. 7.20 is the time and more news for your money out. we do have the price of everything continuing to go up. yes, we do. that's the alert for your groceries. hotiday gives all of that. and the big question have is when will it job. but has the latest. >> in pretty bad. like the last month. that's a probably went sticker shock these days seems to be hitting most people where they feel it most at the dinner

joining us is jay bryson jay, good to see you today we've set this up as if the market's rising despiteps the market is saying it was more or less expected month to month and doesn't change what we expect the fed will be up to and messaging next week. >> yeah. i think that's right i think the market breathes a sigh of relief today it was on expectations and could have been a worse number, as well going into the fed meeting i think they accelerate the race of taper they pair it back. i think they take it to 15 and 7.5 next week. i think the market is priced for that >> and then, what about the jove all inflation trend? this statistical cli doesn't seem likely to moderate into -- maybe the next quarter of next year do we shrug that off do you think it will go back somewhere toward longer term trend? >> if you look at the year over year comps it is harder into the new year and should start to see the year over year rate come down what's interesting and what i think the market will react to is we continuing to get .7, .8 on the headline? if so then that year over year rate may recede somewh

market and that's semiconductors, but will the rally continue in 2022 joining us to discuss is matt bryson. will that trend continue >> so yes, i think certainly it's from a demand that we saw in 2021 where there was an extremely strong semiconductor business driving a lot of what occurred in the market i certainly see that continuing in the coming year, both as people catch up to demand that couldn't be fulfilled and then some of the underlying technology trends like ai that continues to proliferate and needs more semiconductors. >> 75% of those surveyed said they believe that with in tech, semis will be the outperformer where do you see a lot of the opportunity right now? >> i think a lot of the trends that are driving semi content, they really benefit the broader semiconductor market so there are some areas where you haven't seen as much outperformance certainly nvidia is best positioned in ai and when i think of artificial intelligence, for instance, you need a ton of storage. artificial intelligence based upon these very large datasets and so you look at a company like western digital

what a run, that stock up about 130% this year matt bryson at wedbush does maintain a neutral ratingare excellent undeniably but the good news is priced in. back to you. >> all right josh lipton, appreciate it very much let's stick with apple joining us on the cnbc news line, tom forte. how should we be thinking about apple as investors heading into a new year after what's been a really good 2021 >> yes, 2021 has been remarkable for apple. shares have flirted with almost $3 trillion on the market cap side the good news in '22 the company remains in the midst of a multiyear school, consumers upgrade to smartphones and the 5g network what's remarkable lastyear and this year the subsidies offered by t-mobile and verizon to get consumers to upgrade so i think that really is working in the company's favor in 2022. >> what about the $3 trillion market cap does it mean anything? i mean no one really talks about the law of large numbers anymore for any of the mega cap tech companies because there are so many there now in the space and they just continue to go higher? how do you view it >> ye

. >> thank you very much let's bring in matt bryson from webb bush securities he has a neutral rating give us your first impression seems like the revenue guidance maybe is behind some of the cheer in the after hours trading. >> yeah. certainly. that is the guide. when you look at this management team, they're known for guiding conservatively they came out and they guided the numbers. people are looking for fundamentals in the bottom over the next two quarters. and it looks like a very good guide. particularly given my concerns, for instance, that numbers would come in simply because they're so conservative. >> right so that is being taken as even more of a positive than otherwise might. so you have kind of a hold rating on the stock. it's right around your price target what might change the outlook for you in terms of, you know, how the stock is valued relative to this new outlook? >> so when i look at my port gr portfolio, the stock hasn't appreciated. and in general, memory industry hasn't appreciated as have names like nvidia or amd when you look at the other line trends, ai certa

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