welcome to your new day, i'm christi paul. >>> good morning, christi, i'm boris sanchez. 22-ton chinese rocket is plunging towards earth and the big question we're asking where is this thing going to land? >> wear, a major letdown as the u.s. economy adds 666 thousand jobs. >>> plus, new indictments on the minneapolis police officers involved in the death of george floyd. the charges all four of them are facing. >>> the sign of the times, major league baseball -- it's back, for one team at full capacity. ♪ ♪ >>> it is saturday, may 8th, we are so grateful to have you waking up with us, hey boris. >> hey, christi. grateful to be with you, christi. grateful our audience is joining us this morning. and the more i keep reading about this story, christi, the more surreal it seems. it's happening right now, 100-foot long, more than 20-ton used chinese rocket is barreling toward earth at 18,000 miles an hour. but nobody knows exactly where this thing is going to land. >> a defense department spokesman suggests it's going to be in the earth's atmosphere sometime today. they also

thank you very much. >> thanks, christi. >>> christi, i hate to admit this, but i may have been a bit premature in my excitement. we may have to curb our enthusiasm a little bit. this memorial day weekend, showers and thunderstorms are in the forecast for the northeast and mid at lan 'tis. >> meteorologist allison chinchar is in the weather center. how severe might it be, allison? >> that's a good question, christi. not everybody. not all locations will be dealing with a washout. we will have some locations where any of your outdoor plans may have to be accompanied by an umbrella. mainly across the northeast and the atlantic. we have one or two different systems. we will be making our way across the weekend. you have the radar across the northeast. here's the two systems we're talking about that will be making their way through the eastern half of the u.s. we have another system bringing severe storms across portions of the central u.s. and that's going to detail some more damaging winds. we'll get to that in a second. here's a look at what we're talking about for the eastern u.s. her

. >> and i'm christi paul. take a look here, the spacex dragon crew returns to earth this morning under the cover of course of darkness, following a history making mission here. >> and president biden hitting the road to pitch his infrastructure plan directly to the american people. the question still remains, though, can he get enough republican lawmakers to buy? >> the biden administration touting progress in dealing with the border crisis. what is the long-term plan some are asking. we're going to ask one of the president's senior advisers that question. >>> plus, not ready to return. hundreds of new york city workers protesting the city's plans to get them back into the office starting tomorrow. we are so grateful that you are with us this sunday, may 2nd. thanks for waking up with us. christi, always a pleasure to be with you as well. >> i'm so glad you're here for us. so take a look at this. >> and i don't know if you can hear the applause. but we have visual confirmation of the crew 1 resilience capsule.

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i'm christi paul. >> i'm boris. vaccinations are up. millions of people are on the move this memorial day weekend. >>> also blocked. despite bipartisan support, a bill creating a january 6th commission that would investigate the deadly attempted insurrections fails in the senate and now democrats, they're planning their next move. >>> plus, market madness. a red hot housing market is forcing home buyers to put up big bucks and get creative with their offers. >>> also, remembering pulse. the next exhibit or new exhibit that honors the victims and showcases how the community rallied in the wake of that massacre. nearly five years now after that horrific event. >>> all righty. so it's saturday, may 29th. close to june. i feel like i don't know how that happened, boris. >> you as well. >> let's talk about the unofficial start to summer. people are on the move. fully vaccinated people can take advantage of the cdc guidelines that say, listen, it is safe to celebrate at beaches, at barbecues without fear of getting yourself or somebody else s

good morning, boris and christie.nba having to ban some fans, and fanning swarming phil mickelson and today the greatest spectacle is back. much different than last year. drivers described it as sad without fans, said it was awful and heartbreaking and weird with no energy. it wasn't spectacular. but now with 135,000 expected drivers are excited about what this means for the sport and beyond. >> what make this is event a spectacle, the fans bring the indy 500 and elevate it to one of the best events in all of the sports. there are fans standing outside of the garage waiting to get autographs. it is such a great sight. >> everything that we've been through in the last year or so, it is a step in the right direction and looking forward to getting back to normal. >> reporter: 135,000 fans sounds like a lot. and it is. but it is only 40% capacity here at indianapolis motor speedway. typically it hosted 350,000 fans between the grand stand and the infield. the infield is 253 acres and the oval, you could fit yankee stadium

romaine: that was guillaume cerutti, ceo of christie's.urn from betting on art to betting on horses. the second leg of the triple crown. joining us is our in-house horse expert. david, who is going to win? is it going to be clean? >> yeah, i don't have much of a good answer for you on the who is going to win part. if it's going to be clean, let's certainly hoard so that hope so -- let's certainly hope so. last week was a mess with the drug positive coming out. the sport is involved in an ugly scandal right now. joe: you are a horse racing a fiction out of -- afficionado. yet you wrote for the first time you feel like your love for the sport is diminishing a little bit? >> you know, listen -- as these positives came out with the superstar trainers, one positive after another in terms of drug violations have piled on. it starts to become hard to ignore. you've always got some sort of seemingly viable excuse they come up with. the horse ate the hay in the stall. when you start looking into it more, and i did speak to a very good source of min

i'm christi paul. >> and i'm boris sanchez. two years after ronald greene died in custody of the state police, releasing the cam video. >>> there's new help for investigating authorities as an ex-girlfriend is now going to cooperate. >>> plus, how long can a cease-fire between israel and hamas last. israeli troops used stun grenades and rubber bullets outside of a mosque in jerusalem fm. >>> and new progress in the signs against coronavirus for you. ♪ >>> welcome to your saturday morning. i hope the weekend is going all right for you so far. 6:00 a.m. it's early, i know,know, boris. >> you know. always a pleasure to see you, christi. >>> all right. for the first time, we're seeing all the videos the louisiana state police say they have and it shows pretty horrific moments of ronald greene's life, two years after his death in their custody. >> and we should warn you, the videos are incredibly disturbing and difficult to watch. but they are our clearest look yet how troopers tased, kicked and dragged greene, even as he's heard ap

christi.ly b by bill, know what you get. know what you can't. everything has to be done really in the first two years in the white house, or else you may lose that house or senate that you're weeks about right now. so the opposition is important, but it is -- it will be paced out, once you get some -- biden will figure out a way to give enough of the progressives of what they want as time goes by, knowing the clock is ticking. >> laura, you wrote an article, great article about joe biden senator, versus joe biden president. and bidenomics and how he is addressing the fiscal responsibility, i guess we should say. how likely is it that he is going to be able to navigate a victory on infrastructure, let's say, based on his views as president and views as he was as a senator and the working, you know, behind closed doors, that he did all of these years with other lawmakers who are still -- still have a voice there? >> yeah. christi. throughout his 40-plus decade career, biden very much was a fisca

it is, christi and boris, good morning to you.t new guidance was issued by the cdc, we know of another round of recommendations issued by the cdc last night, and specifically being directed at schools by providing in-person teaching, the cdc recommending those schools continue with masks for the remainder of the 2021 school year. children under the age of 12, not yet eligible for the vaccine, there is concern they won't be protected the coming months. for the nearly 122 million americans now fully vaccinated, this weekend came with a mix of relief, and in some cases, some questions with only 37% of the country fully vaccinated, is it too soon to unmask indoors asks wilson huang? >> i work in an elementary school. i'll probably wear a mask until i feel it's safe enough to not. it's not just to protect me, but protect the ones around us. >> reporter: all over the country, americans like huang are choosing to keep the mask on after the cdc announced it's okay to lose it indoors if you're fully vaccinated against covid-19. some expert

good morning to you, boris and christi.kley said there's no way the league would allow lebron to sit out. an instagram post showing lebron at a small promotional event for his tequila brand made the rounds before the game against the warriors. it's a violation of the protocols as we have another twist around the league, it has addressed with the team. now, the first nba playoff games tipped off yesterday, and 14,000 fans filled barclays center in brooklyn for nets, celtics, despite their superstars, kevin durant, the chemistry clearly there. the big three combining for 82 points in a 104-93 win over boston. let's go heat, bucs, game one, buzzer beaters, first up jimmy buckets, miami's jimmy butler driving the lay up, overantime. but it wasn't two-time reigning mvp, yannis, it's chris middleton, nail biter. 6,000 knicks fans will pile into madison square garden for the first knicks playoff game in eight years, making @largest indoor gathering in new york's pandemic. almost 90% will be fully vaccinated, and everyone must eith

christi, boris?what congresswoman liz cheney calls this comment from marjorie taylor greene. >> you know, we can look back at a time in history where people were told to wear a gold star, and they were definitely treated like second class citizens so much so that they were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in nazi germany, and this is exactly the type of abuse that nancy pelosi is talking about. >> now, the congresswoman is not apologizing. in fact, she made new comments that are amplifying what she said. >> so i stand by all of my statements. i said nothing wrong, and i think any rational jewish person didn't like what happened in nazi germany, and any rational jewish person doesn't like what's happening with overbearing mask mandates, and overbearing vaccine policies. >> do you understand why some would be upset and offended by the comment? >> well, do you understand how people feel about being forced to wear masks or being forced to have to take a vaccine or even have to say whether they hav

christi, boris. >> jasmine wright at the white house. >> happy mother's day, christi. >> thank you soat with great joy. thank you. >> so cnn political analyst, and "washington post" reporter is with us, also joining the conversation, cnn political commentator, and former republican congressman, charlie dent. thank you for getting up early with us this morning. congressman, i wanted to start with you on all of this gop, all the questions about where this party stands. cnn was in wyoming talking to voters this past week, actually, and one man told us, referring to congresswoman cheney, he said, quote her conscience isn't why she was elected. what does that tell you about the state of this party as a congressman who asked people for their votes. was that of value to you? >> of course members of congress had to consider their own conscience. you're elected not only to represent your own constituents but to do what you think is right. i think there are probably people in wyoming as there are across the country who do understand the truth. and the simple truth is that donald trump lost the

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. >> hey, boris, i'm christi paul. we're talking about this 22-ton chinese rocket barreling towards earth. it's expected to make land fall in a couple hours. the big question is where. >>> plus, 11 million and counts. that's how many americans are fully vaccinated against coronavirus. the new developments that health experts hope that is pointed higher. >>> and liz cheney likely to be ousted next week. >>> and help wanted. restaurants. >> reporter: opening but the problem, though, finding enough workers to keep the doors open. ♪ >>> good morning, and welcome to your "new day." it is saturday, may 8th. we are thrilled that you are with us. >> always. so, happening right now, there is a part of a chinese rocket about 100 feet long waiting more than 20 tons, barreling towards earth at 18 m,000 miles an hour. no one knows exactly where it's going to land. >> yeah, this is kind of nuts. we do know it's part of the long march 5b rocket from last week. the pentagon is tracking it but not planning on shooting it down. one expe

i'm christi paul. >> good morning, christi.'m boris sanchez, there are signs of optimism in the united states as vaccinations top more than 100 million and signs of normalcy are slowly returning across the country. >> yeah, the situation in india is really different, appearing at a breaking point. thousands of people there are dying daily. and resources are scarce. we're going to take you there live. >>> plus, family feud, fractures in the republican party as the party looks at how to move forward and attacks over a fist bump. >>> fans are in the stands, or will be, the kentucky derby returning today welcoming 50,000 spectators back. ♪ >>> we appreciate you joining us this saturday morning. welcome to your "new day"-n. i'm boris san chisz. >> good morning, boris, i'm christi paull here in atlanta. and i love to be able to say there are reasons to be hopeful, right? because it feels like it's been a long time since we've been able to say that, but let me tell you that, more than 100 million americans are new fully vaccinated aga

so you trust that christie's and sotheby's experts know which is an authentic old master. but it turns out there are fake old masters, too. so the breakthrough is that when we have technology, it's called block chain. think of it as a database. we can append an item, we have more trust around the han we typically have today. there is a last mark i physical. how are we going to attach the proof that connects to the block chain to the physical item. in a digital item, that's very easy. we can digitally attach the seal of approval to the digital item and we can have it on the database. i use the share certificate example because i think everyone our age -- you're at my age, scott. we're all familiar with this. we buy amazon shares every day. we trust that there's only the number that amazon say there are. and we then make a market in them and they have value. but it's all digital. it's a digital share certificate. so now we can have tokens. think of itappends, say, to a baseball card. the underlying asset is the physical baseball card. the leak you and i struggle with, becaus

is chris christie going to put his hat in the ring? >> you know, chris, the great news is i don't have to make that decision now so i'm not going to. >> so it's not a no. remember, our beloved friend who passed away, tim russert? it's not a no. >> no. and i will -- i have clearly said it's not no. in fact, i will say it another way. i would certainly not preclude myself from doing so but i also know two year ss is a lifetime politics. anytime you make a decision that prematurely, chances you are may not make the right one. i am going to continue to do what i do every day. work hard for my community. speak out on issues like this that i really feel very strongly about. and then, we will make a decision after the midterms in 2022 about whether or not we want to reenter politics. and no one else will make that decision for me, except for me and my wife. >> should have put her first. i know that relationship. you should have put mary pat first, in terms of who is going to decide. she's watching. go easy, chris. >> listen. >> go easy, buddy

boris and christi, back to you. >> polo sandoval, thank you very much for that.eathe a sigh of relief. we have to take into account the dire situation in india. the country recording a record breaking 3,600 deaths, and for the 11th consecutive day, new reported cases well above 300,000. anuja akeel lives in london. her family is in india. for the past several days she has helped manage her father's care as he battles covid. she joins us this morning. thank you so much for spending part of your weekend with us. how is your dad doing? i know he's on oxygen, not able to speak. have you been able to check with him today? >> yes, tuesday morning i called him, and certainly every morning is critical. every morning the first news i get is his oxygen has dropped. actually he's on bipap which is one step to the ventilator, and it got the sad news his oxygen levels have dropped to 64. we are trying our best, and the hopes are high. >> i read that you try to lift his spirits hoping that that will will him to better health. what do you tell him? >> i tell him daily gossips a

right now the groundswell for former governor christie to run for president including mostly chris christiel he is making it cloofr clear. listen to more of what he said about it. >> i'm not going to defer to anyone if i decide it's what i want to do to become the best option and party for the country. i think if you say you're deferring to someone that's a real sign of both weakness and indecision. >> the chair and membership of the chris christie caucus speaking out. how do you think the former president will respond to this? christie was saying, i tonal care what he does. he was there during the covid-19 saga when a lot of people got it. he was part of the debate prep and someone the president rely on. i think who chris christie is taking a shot on is saying i'm not going to write that, something that has been widely speculated. but one who thinks they've been waiting to see who supports what the president does is nikki haley. she's not going to run if former president trump rinnes. this is something we're going to see oner then on average. they don't know if he's going to run. they thin

boris, christi? stefanik is talking about speaking in a unified voice. it's not unity on policy. it's unity on placating the former president. daniela diaz, reporting from capitol hill, thank you so much. we've got a lot to success here, let's bring in lynn sweet, the washington bureau chief for the sun times. always a pleasure to see you. thank you so much for sharing some of your sunday morning with us. it looks like congresswoman cheney's days are numbers, and elise stefanik is the all by pick to replace her. ada adam. >> i have been saddened with this evolution, elise is the exact kind of leader the party needs to lead people away from this dark moment we're in. the party is not just me. they're going to make a decision, and if we go the route of the big lie and donald trump, you may get a temporary hit, maybe you'll win the majority, i don't know, i don't think you will, but in the long arc of history, this is not going to bode well for republicans. >> lynn, you know knew elise stefanik from her

chris christie is not among them. this is just cynical. this is part of the ambition he has that's driving him because he wants to be president presumably again. look, donald trump left the country angrier and sicker and poorer and more divided. he committed, as christie said, impeachable offenses. he was corrupt from stem to stern. he provoked an insurrection. he advocated a coup. he rank it's not the worst president in american history in the worst two or three without question. so seeing somebody like chris christie who is not a stupid man say this gives you the indication of the diseased state of the republican party. >> peter, we always appreciate your perspective. thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me on. >>> of the 17 republicans who voted to impeach president donald trump after the january 6th insurrection, all are facing censure. with a party seal and signatures for added effect. of the 17 that vote the against trump, states successfully censured five. as for the others, county and district affi

i said, i think i'm rhonda christie. or do you know rhonda crisper trisha christie?ame is bob christie. >> i almost dropped the phone. she knew i hesitated and she said this is your daughter rhonda. and there was something that clicked in my mind, that i recognize the voice. the rang a bell. >> he called to my mom, barbara, to pick up the phone. he said rhonda's on the phone. she picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was, shirley stole. you >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i think i've ever had in my entire life. ever. >> the memories were true, or so it certainly seemed. she got on a plane for ohio. they were all of course, 37 years older, and in a way, strangers now. but here they were. all the images she had dreamed about. for those 37 long years. >> there you are in your bath. all those roles, to. >> used to be a chubby little baby. look at you, just learning to walk. and smiling in the old way. you had a good life, honey. >> i know. >> so it was happy, and said. comforting. but also deeply strange. because

sad but true, christie ali is not like that.he has no script in front of her she has a lot to say, more than we can even imagine. we had an amazing conversation, that went on for more than an hour today. here's part of it. >> four years ago i was on a set, and i spoke up, i didn't know it was going to be some big deal. oh, my god, i voted for trump. if anyone hears me say that, i will never work again especially for this group. there was a little bit of ignorance. >> tucker: did you take it seriously when they said that? >> that they would be fired. i knew they would be. when they first said it, i thought, right. who cares. then in the last four years i've seen like, right, who cares, because people negotiation you're so brave. i go, no, i think i'm stupid because honestly it is a real situation. it is a real, and it is a real blackball situation and it's so strange to me because artists are free thinkers for the most part. >> tucker: yes. >> and they all think differently and my whole career, when i -- everybody was different.

and good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christi and boris. the clergy here and the community are prepared for a rally and a march that's beginning within the hour behind us here, and it's really a continuation for those cries for transparency that we've been seeing with daily peaceful protests really since andrew brown was killed by sheriffs deputies on april 21st. they shot and killed him as they were attempting to serve a warrant related to felony drug charges. now, that issue of transparency, the sheriff here actually addressed that yesterday in a statement after it was known that the judge would be ordering them to show the family some more video. here is the statement that he released yesterday. he said, we've carefully read the order from the judge and we will certainly comply with it. because we're continuing to be as transparent as we can under state law, we will be allowing the family members identified in the judge's order to view the specified videos much sooner than the judge's deadline requires. as you mentioned, that's going to

>> well, i mean i know christy.cts my committee and the work our scientists are doing. so, you know, she speaks often at the meetings, always welcome to hear from her. the idea that just because i'm somebody who's written about this that i have some larger sway, that's an issue for your group. but, look, i think there's a couple things here. first of all, there's no question whites in tulsa don't want to discuss this. that's been the case. i've been writing and researching about this for 45 years. that's the simple fact of the matter. the other issue here is that the tulsa race massacre is the part of american history. it is not just a black story, it's a white story as well. >> absolutely. >> and that's why it's a part of all of our pasts. >> absolutely. and just one many of these massacres in the country. tiffany, christy, thank you very much. and be sure to catch tiffany's special on saturday at 10:00 a.m. we'll be back after this. ial on saturday at 10:00 a.m. we'll be back after this nergy. great tasting ensure

here to respond to all of this, former new jersey governor chris christie.bout running fors president? will not get that one out of the way first. >> i'm not ruling it out, a long way that go yet, i'm not going to rule it out but i think i have a lot to say and a lot toin do for the country and the future. we'll see how the next few years ago. >> sean: would you challenge donald trump in a primary? >> i would not make him a decision based on anyone else who was running, i believe i'm the right person and if my family supports it those of the two things that are most important to me. >> sean: you have been at times critical to donald trump come on the other hand the agenda is pretty clear. he believes in liberty, freedom, low taxes, less bureaucracy, he wants constitutionalists on the bench, law and order, signature trump, right? safety and security in our cities. he fights for school choice, secure borders, energy independence, free and fair trade, peace through strength, protecting pre-existing concessions but free market solutions for health care, do you d

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let's bring in christie smith who joins us in san francisco with more details. christy?eporter: i'll tell you people that we spoke to here said they really want more details about this. but quite a few said that they're not quite ready to take off that mask, even if they can. it was the message millions have waited more than a year to hear. >> anyone who is fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activities, large or small, without wearing a mask or physical distancing. >> reporter: emphasis on the words "fully vaccinated." the cdc director says the decision is based on many factors. the science on their ability to protect against circulating variants and our growing understanding of the low risk of transmission to others. >> reporter: in san francisco reaction was swift even before people knew whether california would follow the new guidance. >> it's tricky. yeah. i'm not sure whether i would jump on that. you know? but i don't like wearing a mask. >> i think there are a lot of people that are not vaccinated that are at risk. >> in a statement, in part, a

boris, christi?nce leaving office four months ago, former president donald trump has rarely left his mar-a-lago resort in south florida and the security associated with protecting the former president at the cushy digs is costing taxpayers. trump is spending his summer at bedminster. the "washington post" reports that trump has charged the secret service more than $400,000 for rent in space while he was at mar-a-lago. it's unclear if he's charging them the same for his new jersey golf property. joining us to discuss, fellow florida man, mark caputo, a senior political reporter for politico. always a pleasure to see you. we're glad you could join us this morning. you were not surprised by this report of donald trump charging the secret service $40,000 plus in rent. the former president has a history of charging the government for a multitude of expenses. we've heard from historians, experts on ethics, that this isn't normal, it doesn't really have a historical precedent at this expense. from your pers

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we're going to get reaction from chris christie. first, gillian turner at the white house. >> hi, martha. breaks news that just happened. we got more from the white house correspondence association that press indoors at the white house no longer have to wear masks. this has been coordinated that reporters no longer have to wear the masks if we've been vaccinated. the rest of the nation, martha, the president has been teasing all week long that more relaxed guidance for vaccinated americans is coming soon. he said tuesday if you get vaccinated, doesn't mean you'll be able to hug your grandkids but do more sooner. now we know. take a listen to dr. walensky. >> anyone fully vaccinated can participate in indoor and outdoor activities, large or small without wearing a mask or physical distancing. if you're fully vaccinated, you can start doing the things that you had stopped doing because of the pandemic. >> dr. walensky warned if this all doesn't go the way the cdc hopes, they could reneg these new freedoms at any time. listen. >> this

i'm christi paul. >> and i'm boris sanchez. always to pleasure to see you. grateful you can join us for this "cnn newsroom." >> let's start with cdc director walensky. she says deaths are falling, vaccinations are rising, which means the u.s. could be headed for a full reopening by july 1st. >> right now more than 100 million americans are fully vaccinated against covid-19. nearly 145 million others have had at least one vaccine dose. >> over the past couple of weeks new cases have dropped by almost 28%, and the number of hospitalizations and deaths are sliding as well. >> we're seeing the beginning of a return to normalcy. disneyland opening its doors yesterday, still with restrictions. indoor dining limits will soon increase in new york. and delta airlines, the last u.s. air carrier to keep middle seats blocked will start selling them again today. >> let's start with cnn's polo sandoval, in new york right now. we see some of the lowest averages in terms of the people who have been dieing in the u.s. in nearly a year. it certainly feels like we are on to so

always a pleasure to be with you as well, christi. this morning, the un security council is set to meet to discuss the conflict between israel and hamas in gaza as international concern escalates. >> i want to show you new video of what the israel defense forces say is the home of hamas's leader in gaza being hit by an air strike. the idf says he was not hurt. we're also seeing the moment journalists evacuated a 12-story building in gaza, leveled by israeli war planes. the associated press is calling for evidence from the idf that hamas military intelligence assets were also inside. that was their reasoning, they said, for striking that building. al jazeera's acting director calls the strike, there it is, you see it there, a war crime. >> the biden administration now facing growing international pressure to step up its intervention. president biden saying that in calls with leaders in that region, that israel has a right to defend itself but also that he's concerned about innocent palestinians, including many children getting hurt or

>> christie's gets paid in ether. they will convert to it dollars.wer lunch. "closing bell" right now >> welcome to the "closing bell," everyone. i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen at the new york stock exchange the inflation situation leading to a sharp selloff of stocks and the nasdaq is in a decline consumer price index seeing its biggest year over year jump since 2008 led by surging price force used cars, energy and more that report is sending ten-year yields higher, 1.69 to a one month high tech is lighting up the loser board with the nasdaq lagging cons

of transforming research and boom bust co-host christine christy i want to start with you it seems like tech is no longer the market darling anymore what's going on here. well right now it's kind of like big tech and small caps the kicking hard today and that would normally be interpreted as a risk off moment but it's actually more neutral there's just a slight little rotation going on here as investors are swapping out girls' names for value names so in particular it was kind of a surprising call that citi it's internet analyst downgraded apple alphabet they spoke to neutral from buy as he cautioned companies that derive revenue from digital advertising so he highlighted during the last 15 years internet as a joke 3 periods of accelerating growth and repeats of decelerating growth and right now where in the middle of that the sorry period so gross it's likely going to be very difficult year over year given difficult comes ahead as there's very little evidence of at intensity per dollar of economic activity rising and with casebook essentially making up nearly half of the fangs the pric

christy i gave in, mckelvey. thank you both for your time. thank you for your time now for a quick break. but when we come back for night creator, epic games takes the apple the core adding to the continued campaign using the tech giant of anti trust violations. we'll discuss next. and as we go to break here at the numbers at the close, the me oh yeah, the, the little issue the pick up by may your question. birth new question. number at star. and endless as the and bring you all inside depth and lift your eyes to all that remain in question. no, i the read read i turned on the tv about the world and what's happening around me. i see shields on the screen last every day because the fate lose narrative had he said many goals for bills, enough with farm after bob brick by brick, global is the make him i have plenty of fit in the war. what i've found a network that question more rate based civil strife, climate change will be a live solid may stream wants to do with keep us why, why so you can't keep a live critical point bowl perspective. questi

and great insight as always been so on christie i think you both for your time. the white house is preparing for talks with top republicans this week amid hopes that they can come to an agreement on the future of infrastructure spending in the u.s. now while the 2 parties talk about numbers the 1st quarter earnings season keeps on giving and top corporations keep beating expectations in fact according to reports the results from 87 percent of the companies in the s. and p. $500.00 have been better than expected that's far above the historical average of 65 percent and that's on pace to be the highest share in more than 25 years so joining me now to discuss the trial tonight her partner and director of training research and education for the market gauge group now michelle let's start with these earnings reports is this just a case where the expectations were too low or has the outcome really been historic . i'd say it's a combination of very conservative expectations because no one really knew what to predict out of the pandemic and then a better than expected st

i hate christy so we already know the usual suspects right jeff bezos of amazon he's worth a whopping 177000000000 mosque coming in 2nd with 151000000000 but must he shot up 126000000000 over the last year he saw the biggest leap but there's a new comer to the club a 27 year old russian theory i'm co-founder of metallic butyrate hughes now the youngest crypto billionaire what can you tell us about his rise. well the past few weeks have been tremendous for cryptocurrency in particular the past year has been tremendous because during the in her covert pandemic the best before me at that as we talked about time and time again worked at the parties and in particular there was the coin and at the area and in the past few weeks we've had a sketch of rally in the area and everything lever to the just rows with that about 40 to 40 to 50 percent and i think i am broke about $3000.00 for the 1st time earlier this week as investors really bet on is going utility and the rising popularity of the fi decentralize finance and these nonfunctional tokens and all the other applications that are being b

we have christie lou stout with more on the latest. let's start with you, christie. the crisis deepens daily. >> it is county rages on with the coronavirus. experts continue to point out that the numbers are mos to be undercounted due to the nonstop mass kre cremations and lack of testing kits. and the numbers translate into heroing stories of families. they are going clinic to clinic looking for open beds. and testaments from medical health care workers pleading for basic supplies. the best hope for india is the covid-19 vaccine. india did start a vaccination drive in january but it has been woefully slow. only about 2% of the 1.3 million people have been inoculated so far. adults over the age of 18 but states and territories say there is simply not enough supplies. earlier today we learned that saturday less than 85,000 adults received their first dose of covid-19 vaccine. so india, the world's largest producer of the vaccines. 150,000 doses have arrived from rush that. >> thank you so much for that. turning to the international response. will this make a dent in t

of transforming research and boom bust co-host christine christy i want to start with you it seems like tech is no longer the market darling anymore what's going on here. well right now it's kind of like big tech and small caps the kicking hard today and that would normally be interpreted as a risk off moment but it's actually more neutral there's just a slight little rotation going on here as investors are swapping our girls' names for value names so in particular it was kind of a surprising call that citi group it's internet analyst downgraded apple alphabet they spoke to neutral from buy as he cautioned companies that derive revenue from digital advertising so he highlighted that during the last 15 years internet as enjoyed 3 periods of accelerating growth and 3 periods of decelerating growth and right now where in the middle of that the starting period so gross it's likely going to be very difficult year over year given difficult comes ahead as there's very little evidence of at and $10.00 economic activity rising and with facebook essentially making up nearly half of the fangs the

let's start with you, christie. the crisis deepens daily, what's the latest? >> the world's worse covid-19 outbreak continues to raf an india. reporting 368,000 deaths. this day marks the 11th consecutive day of over 300,000 cases of covid-19. experts continue to point out that number is most likely under reported because of the nonstop cremations taking place. and every time we report on these grim numbers and statistics it all translates on the ground to countless stories of tragedy and heartbreak. stories of families going from clinic to clinic, hospital to hospital, begging for icu beds. pleading and begging for supplies like oxygen and medicine. experts point out that the best hope for india is the covid-19 vaccine. the drive started earlier this year but it has been woefully slow. over the weekend india expanded it's inoculation drive. they're saying there simply not enough supplies. on saturday the latest numbers out today we learned that less than 85,000 adults in india were given their first dose on saturday. vaccination supplies are coming up, but in

host: governor chris christie, now an abc contribute or, was asked about that point. [video clip] >> if you look at the absence, the atmospherics regarding donald trump, elise stefanik comes from a swing district in new york state that president obama won twice by double digits, and then president trump won twice by double digits. she comes from a place where it is much more likely that she will bring a more moderating voice on policy into that caucus leadership than what liz cheney did, who voted 90% of the time with donald trump. >> the right qualifier there, on policy. >> of course, i say my move -- i say my words very carefully. that's what you guys pay me to do, to say the right way. she will do that. in her first campaign, she was the youngest woman elected to the house of representatives, and i think she will bring some really good things. i also like liz cheney. liz is smart and tough, but i think liz is doing what she wants to do. i don't think she wants to be in leadership anymore, because once she won the vote earlier, she continued to press this issue publ

and there's -- i mean, there's other things, chris christie. you know, sometimes, chris christie is a really straight shooter. and then, other times, you know, as we have witnessed, he can obfuscate. let's -- let's just -- >> politicians are in the business of being tough to pin down. when it is not convenient. and look. we have allowed that culture to get away from us, in a way that, now, so many are so disaffected that they don't even hold these people to the same rules that they would in the rest of their lives. that's what i'm hoping we can get back to and closer to. >> yeah. just so you know, i wasn't trying to be cool tonight. the time got away from me. >> the best thing that could happen to that tie is not to be worn. >> i didn't have time. >> last time i saw something like that, it was tied around an old-oak tree. >> it's a really old -- really old tie. the last time i -- yeah. yeah. yellow ribbon. i got it. i got it. the last time i saw something like this, it was on a -- the former guy. because it's one of those things. yeah. >> you p