editor in chief caleb silver joins us now. caleb, finally. they're cracking. yeah. you better. >> cue the righteous. >> brothers because they're trying hard not to show it. but fast money, you. >> know. >> it, right? they're losing that loving. feeling just a little bit. >> this could be a scene out of top gun. >> still optimistic. >> but it's pulling. >> back quite a bit. >> kind of the biggest pullback we've seen in about 12 months. around 41% say they're cautiously optimistic 13% are optimistic. but you're seeing just this hesitancy. and it's because of. >> the issues. >> the tariffs. >> obviously we have that big. >> pullback in. ai and tech related stocks one third. >> now. >> expecting the market to drop 10% or more in the next six months. doesn't sound like a lot of people. but when you survey the amount we do, that's a lot of people who feel that way. 49% feel the market is overvalued. we've had that overvalued feeling for quite a while, but it's getting into the way they're kind of feeling about their portfolios. maybe it's not stopping them from buyi

she will now lead local journalists. caleb moulton has moved this house for us, tells the gab or it is a former us soldier. she has served in the us military on top of that, she's been presidential candidate. donald trump's decision to select tulsa gabbert provoked a huge amount of outcry from his critics. because tulsa gabbert is long, diverge from what the intelligence community says. and she has long criticize the actions of the united states around the world. she is a non intervention essentially arguing that the united states should focus on his own affairs and stop meddling and countries across the planet and her, assuming the role of intelligence directors certainly raised some eyebrows and some criticism from those who defend the us, political and military establishment, let's review just some of what tulsa gabbert has said over the years about u. s. foreign policy and the intelligence community back in 2020, when she was running for the presidency and the democratic parties. presidential primary. here's what she had to say about what was then her own party and the serious prob

this area, as you can see now in the frame that this is caleb java state, the station is staggering in scale. we understand clearly that dozens of civilians are still trapped beneath these shots at homes without being recovered by civil defense teams. who can know what without heavy machinery to guarantee the success of their recovery operations, also civilians who have been i'll have been completely living in this area. insecurity. uncomfort no facing completely unset tendency and homelessness. they are forced to cope with the situation on the ground which has painted a very grim reality with what has been taking place in this area in terms of the level tut or, and totally had witnessed bikes. the easiest way to occupation forces a during the many true peroration in the city of con, units for many civilians who are right now in this neighborhood. they, they are trying to say top, they're making shift tents and the readings of the destroyed homes that are quite challenged by these costs. it's each of essential a civil civil services, including the food, the ability to vote, and for the

. >> caleb. >> eating your property. she was locked in a container. okay. she has told us that you shot and killed charlie. you're under arrest right now for kidnaping. if you want to help yourself, tell me where charlie's at so we can go find his body. >> but kohlhepp, a textbook psychopath, does his best to maintain control. >> so you're saying you didn't lock her up? you didn't put her in the comments box or anything? >> no, sir. >> i'm an attorney. probably a good thing. go ahead and put him in the back of your car. as kayla is being driven to a local hospital, her harrowing story continues. >> it knows he was going to kill me or sell me or what? yep. and he just wanted me. jhoan jeison. >> then an unbelievable, stunning moment. >> he also told me that a few years. >> back that he walked into a bike shop in anderson. >> kayla unwittingly breaks open another case investigators had been chasing for 13 years. >> walked into a bike shop in anderson and shot four people and left. and they never found out who did it. he liked to brag that he was a serial kill

so we made the costco for guns to the to salinas. fema caleb is to be off the car and listen to me is joining the war against russia and promises sad endings. airlines are being found on the dumbass uniforms. don't tanks, bones, physical evidence of western competence. fighting on the ukrainian side. that's too much from someone's tooth course from, from cisco. was the store the sensitive with the you're going to see if you're out of here for this, for one period. that's called the one that was is this is actually used in georgia . what was in the suspension in april 2024. a volunteer group was in pos. now. what they found in the basement of a private house shop, even the strongest among them. they pulled the remains of 3 ukrainian militants out of the basement. one more expensive, tactical, uniform, unknown, ukrainian army kids. the phone found along the lines contain child pornography and instructions in english on how to upload the files to the dog net culture of the pacific union. but you'd say that most of slip in the last my work people will not be super range rover saw. startin

she's caleb disruption on the previous security risks that civilians were unable to reach the local health authorities. in fact, tom continued to emphasize that the not the real of the true number of the desk told might be higher than what has been. and now it's due to the fact that thousands of bodies are still left underneath. these destroyed areas unreachable, are due to the lack of heavy machinery and the, the grim reality of that gaus civil defense continues to struggle with very primitive hands. the tools to recover boost reduced the bodies will have been under and underneath these areas without any proper rescue over the course of the past 15 months, a grim alteration for the civil defense there. thank you so much tower terracon. but as in for us on our sheet right negotiations, so to begin on the 2nd size of the gallons of ceasefire agreements, let's take a closer look at the deal itself during the 1st phase, which began on january the 19th and as to the last 6 weeks a mazda is expected to release 33 is already kept his health and gaza and exchanges round has agreed to free nearly

for being a phase course called the very intelligence community symbol now leads local journalists. caleb, i'm open, has more in tulsa gabbert has been confirmed to play the role of donald trump's director of national intelligence. it was a close vote in the us senate, 52 to $48.00, with only one republican senator mitch mcconnell of kentucky voting against her. she will now lead the 18 us intelligence agencies and she will be providing intelligence briefings to us president donald trump. now it tells the gab or it is a former us soldier. she has served in the us military on top of that, she's been presidential candidate. donald trump's decision to select tulsa galbraith provoked a huge amount of outcry from his critics. because his policy gabbert is long, diverge from what the intelligence community says, and she has long criticize the actions of the united states around the world. she is a non intervention essentially arguing that the united states should focus on his own affairs and stop meddling and countries across the planet and her, assuming the role of intelligence directors certa

but the truce caleb, the countries stop by was never on covered under the side regime osama been job aids rate for some damascus. according to the direct agendas of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or, or p c, w, they held a constructive, an open meeting with the city and government. this was headed by president of the shuttle and the ford administer as well. they discussed the old ways that syria needs to make sure that it abides by the convention on the probation of kind of through evans. and then the chemical weapons which city has become renown for are no longer in use and, and we'll never, ever be used by the government against its peoples. the backdrop of this is charlotte sides. energy but use done on numerous occasions can become evans against the people in 2016 we only see w did come in and verify that it had taken care of our remove most of serious chemical weapons. but again, there were a number of attacks the that'd be a sort of issue padded out again to people. oscar the, the certification is relative offering an 11 year break. that the o p. c, w

and we absolutely see this is caleb depths, thanks you've been inflicted on the civil infrastructure. i liked the destruction of road schools, universities, and all sorts of municipal services that used to be provided by causes municipalities. so certainly the situation is incredibly drawing up every grand picture on how devastating boss is very military offensive on this trip has been delivered because only provide the media to humanitarian supply and support for those published indians without giving them a very ground shifting change that they are desperately looking for. okay, thank you so much to eric as always giving us the latest on the ground. aaron garza terracon who is in for us in rough us of more or less. we're joined now by you'll see nichol doug is a senior consulting fellow at the chatham house, the think tank. he joins us from london. thanks for being back with us. here you'll see physical. we haven't really heard a definitive response from his royal, since i'm us, it would release the 3 captives on saturday. how will as well be calculating exactly how it should resume

and these caleb, for preparations that we will see tomorrow morning would reflect the level of readiness and how the uh, the hands of, of the display the captives will go where civilians are looking forward to watch the entire hand over as how each will be completely carried out on the very organized and comprehensive process that will guarantee the safety of the is what it captives and will in the other hand, it make sure that the palestinian prisoners won't be too late to be re united with assemblies was taught to, to, to create the destroy the streets on the a, b to protect also it's all set up correctly. seems to be quite lee. i've seen tomorrow once they've going to be released and handed over to the international committee of the red cross to drive them to drive them back to the repeat hospital to undergo initial medical checks to be later united with the beloved ones. i started out what was i'm talking to is there from telling you this? well, i want to give you a closer look at the ceasefire deal that's with the heart of all of those for the 76 captive still in is at least as such

and we, so this is caleb for preparations being made by the east bed administrator regarding the destruction of old civil infrastructure. and to make sure that this area would no longer impose a new source of military threats on the east, where the military fights publish. the new fruits and publish the new fights and civilians have been saying this route as a real nightmare that will deprive them from returning back to their homes and their talents on the other side of the gaza strip. under the current times of the ceasefire agreements, civilians managed to return back to their houses off, so it is rarely pasha withdrawal from the and it's very poor. we do back 700 meters away and it's just casual that tomorrow to smell it 2 trips will completely, with a drove from supreme court or back to the eastern borders of guys are close to the is very communities and we are expecting as negotiations for the 2nd phase continue, there's going to be a for with the trouble of the is by the troops, not only from then, it's very important, but also from philadelphia course with that is stretching. but we g

but what we can see is move caleb and simon's needs to many terry corporations made by us agencies who continue to stress at home. the fact that because this trip is still in a very desperate need, 4 more large scale of humanitarian aid supplies as what the money is to send to assembly as far as struggling with very high rates of or is it still a drop in the knee? it's both oceans that must be mitigated and different, 8 or what, cuz on the ground emphasize the fragility of the current situation. will believe that is deceased by will collapse, the situation will get much more less as they are trying to cope and to mitigate price by what has been quite a lot for them to send to the entire customer. okay, thank you so much. talk to somebody soon. reporting from tanya and us in the gaza strip. for more than 3 weeks, the is really military has laid siege to the occupied westbank forcing more than 40000 palestinians from their homes. the attacks have largely focused on refugee camps and the north of the territory where we challenge has more families on the move. just some of the 10s of thous

they arrested 27 year old willie lafferty, 24 year old caleb tuimavave and 23 year old pio tofi.nvestigators say lafferty and tuimavave are suspects in an armed hit and run crash from january 6th that was near cargo w and amador et. police say other evidence links tofi to a robbery in the richmond district back in january. >> a civil lawsuit is accusing vistra, pg and e and others of negligence following january's battery storage facility fire in moss landing. the lawsuit was filed in alameda county this week by four people who live near the battery plant. they claim the fire severely affected public health and the environment. the suit alleges the fire was caused by a malfunction in a lithium ion battery, and states there were inadequate safety measures and faulty fire suppression systems. >> got lithium batteries in thermal runaway. what they do is they heat up, they create intense heat, and then they'll ignite other lithium batteries around them. so by designing it this the way they did, they created like a giant lithium ion battery bomb. >> the plaintiffs are demanding a jury

so authorities say the tugboat caleb, which you see here was home to a group led by jack because is less soda. prosecutors believe one of its followers. 22 year-old maximillian snyder, stabbed the 82 year-old curtis lynn to death last month in vallejo land at the time had let crew members from that boat live on his property. snyder is now in the salon. a county jail facing murder charges. he's scheduled to appear in court on february. 21st investigators are also looking into the group's history, trying to determine if it was a colt. new hyper lapse video shows u.s. marines placing razor wire along u.s. mexico border fence in santa cedro. california is part of border efforts to beef up border security. the marines said they were working together with the department of homeland security on putting up the physical barriers to add more security. that will decrease illegal border crossings. the measures are part of president trump's plans to tackle immigration on his 3rd day in office, trump signed an executive order to immediately repeal repatriate and remove migrants. >> efforts against tru

has been tied to a bizarre murder case in vallejo and a group known as authorities say the tugboat caleb a group led by jack xyz. less soda. prosecutors believe one of its followers. 22 year-old maximillian snyder stabbed 82 year-old curtis land to death last month in vallejo, lived had let crew members from the boat live on his property. snyder is now in the solano county jail facing murder charges. investigators are also looking into the group's history trying to determine if it is a cult. a family has filed a lawsuit against bart over the death of a teenager in san francisco. according to court documents. this happened in january of last year aboard a bart train heading to the glen park station as it was moving the team move, they say from inside the train to outside the platform doing what's called train surfing that some people ride on the outside of a moving train. the lawsuit alleges bart and its train operator failed to have safety measures in place to prevent people from doing that. in developing world news this afternoon, hamas says it is delaying the next hostage release. the

caleb, we will get to car insurance in a moment but that is important but let's talk about the homeownersses? >> pick one of the 50 states, you are seeing increases there from louisiana, utah, maine, everywhere, rising premiums across the country, state farm said for every dollar collected in california, they were spending a dollar 26 to pay back homeowners for damages, you are seeing these insurance companies have to raise premiums and drop coverage in order to make the business work. >> how about renters insurance, asking selfishly here. >> renters insurance is cheaper than homeowners insurance but you got to make sure that you are fully covered but that is rising as well. insurance across every category, medical, home, auto, it's been rising especially the last two years. >> can we talk about car insurance, i know the rates are going up as well, talk about that, what is the price rise? >> think about the things that go into cars these days it's not just a nine -- wire that needs to be replaced, it's a semi conductor, it's a switch. also higher medical costs for people filing those pers

all allegedly members of business and community they frequently lived on that boat called the caleb.igging into the group's history, looking to see if this was perhaps a death cult. snyder is being held right now in this long county jail with no bail. he's scheduled to appear in court on february. 21st. >> well, a man is in jail this morning accused of leading police on a pursuit crashing into multiple patrol cars on the bay bridge. according to police officers were told about one a car heading into the east bay from san francisco on sunday when officers tried to stop the car, the driver kept going and that resulted in a pursuit. what the suspect was, one of 4 is unclear. police say nobody was hurt and no other cars were damaged. jose's partner with no fee to send a private company to try tackle the city's abandoned shopping car. problem. the city council voted to hire a retrieval service the to recover estimate 2000 cards every year. the program could be integrated into the cities an app following residents to report abandoned carts. concerns were raised about the potential strain o

frequently living on a boat named the caleb investigators are digging into the group's history, tryingdetermine whether it is a death. colt snyder is being held right now in the slot. a county jail with no bail. he's scheduled to appear in court on february 22nd. well, a man is in jail this morning accused of leading police on a pursuit and crashing into multiple patrol cars all on the bay bridge. so according to police officers were told about this wanted car heading into the east bay from san francisco. this was on sunday. so is heading eastbound officers tried to stop the car, but the driver instead led them on a chase with the suspect. it was wanted for still unclear were trying to determine that. but police say in the end nobody was hurt and no other cars were damaged. >> settles a partner with milpitas and a private company to tackle the city's abandoned shopping cart problem. the city council voted to hire retrieval service strong, recover estimated 2000 cars each year the program could be integrated into the city's 3, 1, 1, app long residents to report abandoned carts. concerns

authorities say the tugboat caleb was home to a group led by jack xyz. soda.rs believe one of the followers. 22 year-old maximill4an snyder stabbed. 82 year-old curtis lindh to death last month in vallejo. that led crew members from the boat live on his property. snyder. is now in the county jail facing murder charges. he is scheduled to appear in court february. 21st investigators are also looking into the group's history, trying to determine if it is a cult. >> happening tonight, redwood city is holding a vote of support for this coming after san mateo city leaders voted unanimously to no longer support. christina corpus as the sheriff, the future of san mateo county, sheriff christina corpus still wavering as the wave of action against her continues facing accusations of racism, homophobia and abuse of power that she denies. the vote is set to take place at 06:00pm. >> in the south bay students said santa clara's adrian wilcox, high school walked out of class today protesting president trump's mass deportation policies. organizers say the protest aimed at s

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. >> potential, the outsized impact of foreign exchange, which is, i think, again, we had caleb on the other night and he talked about that was something that's crept into the vernacular. so again, i don't think there's anything to. run away from. >> we've seen sell. >> offs before post earnings. >> with amazon. >> if you go back and look at a chart, you'll see a number of them over the last year and a half. and i just think this is sort of that, you know, middle of the road type of thing we've seen before with them. >> all right. for more on amazon's results. let's bring in. >> t rowe prices tony wong. he's a portfolio manager of the firm's science and tech fund, which counts amazon as one of its top holdings. tony welcome to fast money. >> thank you. >> what's your take of amazon's quarter and how does it stack up to some of its ai competitors, so to speak. >> in large. >> cap tech? >> yeah. well, i think it's a. >> really interesting position that amazon is in. if you kind of look over the long term, there's a few things that. >> are. >> really going well for the company. one is tha

linda had befriended members of this is community, including leader jack la sota whose abandon tugboat calebssues at color point harbor, snyder's arrest follows an attack on linden january 2025. the investigation continues as prosecutors charge snyder with murder. the city of san francisco and santa clara county officials have filed a major lawsuit against the trump administration over threats to withhold funds from cities with sanctuary laws in place. local attorneys argue they won the first time going up against the trump administration and they're confident they're going to win again. >> no one is interfering with the federal government's ability to do their job. but the trump administration is certainly interfering with our ability to do our job. santa clara's mission, our job is not to enforce immigration laws. the constitution could not be more clear that the federal government can't require us to help within forsman of civil immigration laws. >> san francisco and santa clara counties joined several other cities and their battle up against the ramp up of inforcement state attorney gene