chu grew up on the peninsula. his family still owns and runs. schiff choose, a restaurant in los altos now. chu recently chatted with nbc about everything that's happened since the film came out last month. it is insane to take in. you know, i just had a baby, so new baby movie baby out there and the world accepting it and loving it. and then scroll your social media and see dances and people crying and seeing it over and over again. it's been it's been a dream. you imagine, like, hey, it could be this, it could be that. but the reality of it actually hitting and waking up every day be like, did that happen? yeah. and the baby and the world premiere happened on the same day. now, if you haven't seen wicked in person, you can soon watch it from the comfort of your own home. you can rent or buy it on streaming platforms starting tuesday. wicked was produced by nbc universal, which shares the same parent company as nbc bay area. well, you are looking live right now at our camera in emeryville. it is a little wet out there, as you can see some moist

some of the scenes chu waited until the very last minute to cut. there is a piece of our heart that that are in those. and if i could have added those in and made a three hour version, then i would have. even so, choose final version still garnered four golden globe nominations, including best musical or comedy. it's unbelievable. you, you imagine like, hey, it could be this, it could be that. but the reality of it actually hitting and waking up every day be like, did that happen? soon enough, wicked will cast an even wider spell. there is nowhere like home to watch wicked. mark barger, nbc news. wicked will also be available on dvd, blu ray and 4k on february 4th. universal studios is a sister company of nbc. terry mcsweeney is here working on the 5:00 news. what's happening in the next half hour, day after christmas, and we're tracking delays and cancellations at local airports. are foggy and wet, weather impacting a lot of flights in and out of sfo? a live shot showed it pretty looking good right now. also a lot of outreach for others during thi

ben chu's been taking a look. are to be achieved by 2029, which the pm says voters can use to judge the performance of this labour government. they are growing household incomes, building more houses, delivering more neighbourhood police, improving early years education, decarbonising power and getting hospital waiting times down. of these targets, it's the ones on housing, power and hospitals which most expertsjudge will be the hardest to meet. the pm pledged 1.5 million new homes over the course of the parliament — that's defined as net additional dwellings in england. that 1.5 million would equate to around 300,000 per year. 0nly around 221,000 were delivered in 2023—2024, down on the previous year. it's been decades since this number of new houses was delivered in any year. 0n hospital waiting times, the pm said he will hit the official target that 92% of patients in england waiting for elective treatment should be seen within 18 weeks. in september 2024, only around 59% of treatments people were waiting for h

and most reasonable, david chu. david is proponent of good government and impressive steward and leader of the city attorney's office. >> third there are way too many people to thank and not enough time or patience for those watching this. i recognize some in a letter i wrote to colleagues but not all who were warranty appreciation. collectively i thank everyone in the city attorney's office and all of you for what you have done to help make my career here fulfilling. and to make me a better lawyer and leader. suffice it to say i hold a special place in my heart for many people in the building and beyond. retiring from the city attorney's office was a bittersweet and difficult decision. i made a lot of hard decisions this decision was the hardest. even though can i take pride in the work we have done together and feel excited for my next phase i approach leave with a measure of sadness. still, have you ton when it is time to walk away. even from something meaningful. and pass the torch. and for me it it is that time

tiktok ceo jose chu is hoping to overturn the ban that's set to start on january 19th., chu and president elect donald trump met at mar a lago, and trump also discussed the future of tiktok at his recent press conference. he credited the app to help in getting him reelected. now that's a turn from trump's first term, where he also tried to ban the app. during that meeting with trump, chu insisted that the company does not share american data. that's one of the main concerns behind the ban. it's a claim that he has maintained since testifying before congress last year. >> i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to that data. they have never asked us. we have not provided. >> the social media app ceo is also appealing to the supreme court hoping they will overturn the ban. tiktok filed an emergency appeal to the court yesterday, saying the ban violates the first amendment. if the supreme court does take up the case, or tiktok's chinese owner does not sell the app, tiktok is set to be banned in the u.s. starting on january 19th. that is the day befor

and most reasonable, david chu. david is proponent of good government and impressive steward and leader of the city attorney's office. >> third there are way too many people to thank and not enough time or patience for those watching this. i recognize some in a letter i wrote to colleagues but not all who were warranty appreciation. collectively i thank everyone in the city attorney's office and all of you for what you have done to help make my career here fulfilling. and to make me a better lawyer and leader. suffice it to say i hold a special place in my heart for many people in the building and beyond. retiring from the city attorney's office was a bittersweet and difficult decision. i made a lot of hard decisions this decision was the hardest. even though can i take pride in the work we have done together and feel excited for my next phase i approach leave with a measure of sadness. still, have you ton when it is time to walk away. even from something meaningful. and pass the torch. and for me it it is that time

the chu phong mountain, was obviously he wanted to make contact the enemy before they made contact us on the hills. needed to keep that lc open. so off we went. and it wasn't very after that before i stopped because i was having problems with communication with the the terrain and all you it it was difficult although i'd had matt dillon up there flying around and that helped and the aggressive lieutenant called me and said, i see three or four in va's in here in the woods and i'll go get my i said, okay, but i didn't realize he'd take us at the tune and run. they really run towards these four guys and next thing i knew he said, we're in heavy contact, we're taking casualties. and i think i've been cut off. and i said, grab a piece of terrain and defend it. and he did that with the help of a sergeant who happened to be weapons squad leader and covered far and then was overrun by the north. the next thing that happened, sergeant savage, who was a squad leader, called me and said. we're in heavy contact. the platoon platoon, we have been killed. the platoon sergeant has been killed. you

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland today. let's get a check of the u.s.ity futures with the s&p and nasdaq sitting at record highs. right now, the futures are indicating a modest lower open. dow lower by six points. s&p down 3 to 4 points and nasdaq 100 down 21. checking in on the bond market ahead of the big november consumer price index report. yields on the 5, 10 and 30-year treasury notes at the lowest since october. the ten-year note yield rising to 4.16%. the two-year note yield rising slightly, but a proxy for future fed policy at 4.11%. the 30-year long bond at 4.35%. that is the state of play on the treasury side. oil prices after back-to-back weekly losses and uncertainty in syria, are current by big. wti up $67.97. that's up about 1%. similar percentage advance for ice brent crude futures. $71.80. on the yptocurrency front. bitcoin hitting the $100,000 level. we are off 1.5%. roughly off on that price. >>> a quick check on the european trade. at least the cac in france up .3%. the dax index on the deutsche bourse. >>> around the world, a wild s

important thing standing right where are the intercept was on a line straight into the foothills of chu pong mountain. so i thought, well, they go almost right over x ray. well, i thought. well, i will wake up more and tell them now i wait till morning i wake up about 530. i walked out, i said i some news for you and i told them the intercept and he said, at least we probably not going to find dry hole there. so bruce crandall, the helicopter commander, came in and we got on a couple of choppers flew down about 20 miles south of pong mountain to make it look like a resupply helicopter mission. we flew straight across the i drank valley to the dark hole. special forces camp, which is on the north side of the goose side. that had spent a few minutes. and then like we were unloaded, flew back to fly me. and at that time more, i gave out the order to company commanders all supporting people. and we establish this 1030 as the lift off time. but we were going to have 16 choppers. we three artillery batteries, had a platoon of eight or rocket ships, and then the gunships attached the normal he

now, tiktok ceo sho chu and many tiktok creators are celebrating trump's comments from monday. livings off of the platform. but the question remains how much legal leverage trump actually has. that is because google and apple are major players in this story as well. they run the app stores where most people go to download tiktok to their devices. and as long as this law remains on the books, those companies could face a legal risk no matter what trump thinks of tiktok. the eu has opened an investigation into tiktok for suspected breach of its digital rules. it follows allegations the social media platform was used by russia to influence romania's presidential election. the eu said the decision was in part based on declassified intelligence reports by the romanian authorities, who annulled the election result. the eu probe will focus on tiktok�*s system for recommending content to users — and the risk of it being manipulated. now to something of a uk speciality for the festive season — pantomime. the blend of well—loved fairy tales and plenty of song and dance — not to mention c

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland.two biggest economies in the world and your money. >>> let's kick off the check of the u.s. futures. right now, the dow implied lower, now higher by one point. the nasdaq is implied higher by roughly 20. again, relatively calm. still hovering near record highs. taking a look at the biggest laggards in the s&p 500. oracle shares down 8%. watching the dow transportation index coming off the sixth straight negative session for the first time since the start of the year. the dow transports. the markets are closed right now. checking on the bond side of things. we are keeping a close eye on the ten-year yield which is ticking slightly higher, but relatively low compared to a couple of weeks ago. the ten-year note at 4.12%. the 30-year long bond at 4.40%. >>> let's get a check of the top corporate stories, including the latest twist in one family's media empire battle. silvana henao is here with those. good morning, silvana. >> dom, good morning. a nevada commissioner has rejected rupert mur

ben chu from bbc verify has looked into what we can expect.rime minister is expected to set out some new measurable milestones today, by which voters can judge the performance of this labour government across a range of areas. we don't know exactly what they all are but some existing pages give us some clues. first, hospitalwaiting times. the nhs for england has an official target that 90% of patients reporting for elective treatment should be seen within 18 weeks of being referred. the government is expected to commit to meet this by 2029. in september 2024, only around 59% had been wasting less than 18 weeks. the last time the 92% target was achieved was back in 2015. second, the economy. the prime minister is expected to announce a pledge to boost people's incomes by 2029. the government because official forecaster is projecting a measure called real household disposable income per person will rise by about 0.5% per year over this parliament, slightly better than in the last parliament, but that would still be worse than every other parliam

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland.et's kick off the morning with the nasdaq looking to open at a record high while the dow tries to snap the long of the losing streak since 2020. futures are showing a nice modest upside up 20 points for the dow. implied higher for the s&p and nasdaq up 56 points. big moves in bitcoin crossing the $106,000 level and hitting a new all-time high. checking on the bond market. wild moves in the ten-year. continuing rising 24 basis points last week alone. its biggest one-week jump so far this year alone. yields are moving slightly to the down side here. 4.83% right now. we'll keep an eye on the ten-year treasury note. >>> we've got a very busy week shaping up in had europe and asia. let's get to the trade in europe with silvia amaro. >> good morning, dom. so far, it hasn't been a good start to the trading week for global equities, for several global equities. over in asia, the hang seng or shenzhen compose it. both ended the day as chinese retail sales missed expectations in november in the

now, tiktok ceo sho chu and many tiktok creators are celebrating trump's comments from monday.of the platform. but the question remains how much legal leverage trump actually has. that is because google and apple are major players in this story as well. they run the app stores where most people go to download tiktok to their devices. and as long as this law remains on the books, those companies could face a legal risk no matter what trump thinks of tiktok. let's stay with tech — and trump — because the enthusiasm on wall street over his election has continued especially among technology investors. the nasdaq 100 closed at a new record high — and bitcoin continued its rise above $107,000 a coin. investors are betting on lower taxes and lighter regulation under trump — as well as a more supportive environment for crypto. and there was a big endorsement from japanese tech billionaire masayoshi son — who pledged to invest 100 billion dollars in al projects in the us. ritika gupta reports from new york. softbank ceo masayoshi son announced a $100 billion investment in the us over th

let's get over to dom chu. >> christmas and a partridge in a pear tree for people long in the equity markets another day and another record high for the stock market overall. the two indices we've been focusing on at least for the last couple of days. i'll start off with the stars. the s&p 500 hits another interday level another interday record as well. for the s&p 500 we are at 6,084. .1 of 1% at the highs of the session up about 24 points. at the lows, down about 5. tilting towards the lower point. puts a new high water mark is 6 ,099 it's up about half of 1%, 113 points dow industrial is down 112 points to 44,653 one of the bright spots so far today in interday action has been amongst some of the bigger retail stories tied to earnings reports. specifically lululemon, the best performer in the s&p 500 far and away today, up about 18.5% to 408 plus dollars a share better outlook ulta beauty, same story there. up about 10% $433 per share victoria's secret and petco, they are up anywhere from 7 to 17% for petco all on better earnings results and revised outlooks then bitcoin, the stor

chu, it has been a pleasure.to go to youtube, check out that final dance sustain from step untwo. i appreciate your time. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> and thanks to all of you for joining us. remember to follow us on social media including blue sky. you can catch clips on the show on youtube and listen to every episode of this show as a podcast for free. go ahead. scan that qr code on your screen to follow now. but don't go anywhere. yamiche is in for alex witt coming up next. r alex witt coming up next ♪ who knows what tomorrow will bring ♪ (dog whines) ♪ but as for me ♪ (knock at door) ♪ i'll wait and see ♪ ♪ and maybe it'll bring my love to me ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ ♪ who knows ♪ >>> good afternoon from msnbc in

john chu -- dom chu has the numbers. >> as we talk about the move in the markets right now, we're seeing a bounce. we're going to try to close out on a high note. we are right near session highs for the three major indexes. the dow is up roughly 200 points or a half of 1% gain. bigger percentage gain, three quarters of 1% for the larger s&p 500, currently at 6,017, up about 43 points. at the highs, we were up 45. so again, right near the session highs. that means your intraday trading range, 6,099 is the current record high. the nasdaq, really leading the advance here, up one full per felt, 197 points for the nasdaq. from a macro perspective turning towards cryptocurrency, we're seeing a move within a broader trading range over the last month and a half or so. bitcoin prices at 98,200, a strong move higher. on the high end, since about november 11, we're talking about 108,000 thereabouts for bitcoin, and 88,000 on the lows since, again, the middle of november. so that is your range so far, a $20,000 range. and from a rate standpoint, it's hard to believe, but right now near ssion highs.

market to look us in the space and look forward to continuing to see along with city add administrator chu to talk about how we do assets management and be may be less leasing and more of owning some of the space begin where the market is today. but i like that balance approach and where we see cost saving we will take it. joo i agree and thank you are chair chan >> thank you, go to public comment. >> we have no speakers. >> public comment is closed. and mr. clerk, going to move the item to full board i roll call, please >> on this motion to forward this to the board with a positive recommendation. member melgar. >> aye. >> chair chan. >> aye >> we have two aye's with vice chair mandelman excused. >> motion passes. we will go back to the order of the agenda and mr. clerk call item 19 >> item 19 a resolution approving amendment number 5 to grant agreement with the office of economic and workforce development and mid market foundation for management of the mid market center community based safety from increase the grant amount by 7.7 million not to exceed amount of 68. 8 million. the period

for more, let's bring in cnbc's dom chu. still cyber monday.ut it is so interesting that all the shopping on black friday, and it used to -- it was just an event. and i saw some commercials on nfl games, and they seemed kind of quaint, talking about everybody rushing to walmart or other big stores. most people just pick up their phones and shop. right? >> more than half of them. exactly. it is just easier. and, by the way, there is a bleed effect, right? i think i told you guys before, i think i told willie this past week, for me, the shopping season started maybe a couple of months ago because you already had retailers putting out their early deals. they had early prime day, early everything else out there. so, i think a lot of americans actually were able to get some of that shopping done for deals ahead of black friday and ahead of this cyber monday. but even with that, those numbers that mika just reeled off indicate that people are still continuing to spend. so, if cyber monday, today, is anything like black friday, we could see another re

scotts valley was already dealing with a disaster cleanup from two recent mudslides and the chu wildfires back in 2020. the city manager says they're still waiting for promised relief money from those prior disasters, and acknowledges they could be waiting years for new funding as well. well, also tonight, governor newsomas declared a state of emergency to bolster statewide response to the bird flu. this comes after the outbreak has spread from dairy cattle in the central valley, down to four dairies down in southern california. the declaration will also allow state and local agencies to add additional staff to deal with this virus. there have been 61 human cases across the country. 34 of those cases here in california. the cases are tied to exposure to infected dairy cattle. that includes a child in marin county who is believed to be infected from drinking raw milk. let's bring in doctor peter ching hong from our infectious disease expert from ucsf, doctor chin-hong. nice to have you back on the program. interesting, because you recently just published an op ed in the l.a. times, and i b

sobre tiendas llamado rather be shopping, indica que además de amazon, tiendas como walmart, target, chuículos por debajo de 20 $ o que ya estén abiertos, así como los artículos voluminosos, muchas veces le cuesta más al minorista procesar la devolución que prefieren que te los quedes. now, it's not somebody sitting behind a desk saying. james agrega que como este proceso ahora se hace utilizando inteligencia artificial, si el artículo que vas a devolver cumple con ciertos criterios, te dicen que lo conserves y además te regresan el dinero y así también ganan la lealtad del cliente. eso sí, como advertencia no traten de pasarse de listos intentando obtener productos gratis con estas políticas de devolución, porque en el futuro podrían prohibirte devolver otras cosas. si te atrapan. ahora, si eres de los que compra artículos grandes en internet como sacos de comida para perros, es conveniente buscar tiendas en línea que tengan esa política de quedarte con el producto. así no tienes que cargar con ese paquete de vuelta al correo para regresarl. gracias carlos por ese informe y es tiempo de

now, scotts valley was already dealing with disaster cleanup from two recent mudslides and the chu firen this tornado hit, as you heard there, the city manager says they're still waiting for promised relief money from those prior disasters. she says they could be waiting years for the new funds as well. all right. you see this morning fog across the bay area making really difficult and dangerous for drivers or anyone out on the roads. one of our nbc editors in brentwood took this video for us bay area airports also having issues. sjc had a ground stop this morning. that means all planes were grounded. it also happened at oakland airport. the ground stop lasted for about an hour. jeff ranieri is here to talk about the fog and the rain coming in. and this is a critical time for a lot of families are on the move, either coming in or out of the bay area, and we definitely could be in for a repeat performance as we roll through tomorrow morning with that fog. we're already starting to see those conditions line up here out across the bay area. i do want to bring it in to what's helping to bri

chu, pero las ganas de vivir, de correr no te lo explica, de bailar, de cantar. sí.esa esperanza tiene ella. qué más? yo ahora en su noticiero telemundo 48 le presentaremos la historia de esta niña que no renuncia a sus sueños. entre ellos quiere convertirse en médico. esto, pese a que ha luchado por los últimos 2 años contra un cáncer. así empezamos. hola, qué tal? buenas tardes les saluda césar bayona y dayana monroy. muchísimas gracias por sintonizar su noticiero telemundo 48. en este primer lunes del último mes del año de diciembre. y vaya que sí. vamos a comenzar con este tema que mantiene en vilo a cientos de familias pertenecientes al distrito escolar alum rock. si es que finalmente llegó el día. el día, el que no querían que lleguen muchas familias. un día bastante decisivo para ellas, ya que las autoridades educativas van a decidir el voto final de cuáles y cuántas escuelas deben cerrar permanentemente. vamos a pasar con libertad pedraza ya se encuentra en vivo desde esta reunión con los detalles más recientes. libertad. la pregunta de todos. qué está pasand

chu takano. me siento muy feliz, en realidad.que esperemos que sigan así y que lo sigamos disfrutando para que lo sigamos disfrutando en familia y con amigos, año con año, jingle bells, jingle bells. este evento reúne a la comunidad para celebrar la esperanza, la unión y la alegría de la navidad y el. feliz navidad! merry christmas desde fresno, peter ruiz, telemundo. muchos de ustedes a lo mejor estaban cantando la canción en casita. gracias. bueno, con esta iniciativa también se realizan caminatas y la próxima está programada para la noche del miércoles 11 de diciembre. y recuerde que puede tener toda la información actualizada al momento que sucede en la palma de la mano. solo tiene que descargar las aplicaciones en su celular de telemundo 48 Área de la bahía telemundo 33 sacramento la bahía telemundo 33 sacramento o telemundo 51 fresno. sigaon c no so (♪♪♪) cuando tienes eczema moderado a grave está bien lucirse. lúcete. con dupixent lúcete con una piel con menos lesiones... ...y notablemente menos picazón. los adultos y niño

also directed by our local palo alto native jon chu, wicked will also debut on blu ray and dvd in february. that is good insider knowledge. outstanding. beyonce going viral not just for her christmas day halftime performance, which was over the top, but also for her big announcement after the show. jolene. jolene. jolene. jolene. jolene. the 32 time grammy winner performed during the ravens texas game on netflix yestery was the first time performing songs from her new album, cowboy carter, and now everyone is talking about what's coming next. right after wrapping up her 13 minute performance, beyonce took to social media to share this video. check it out with the date january 14th in big red letters. coming up, some fans speculated the superstar may be taking her newest jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?" jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... -fashionable? i was gonna say- "popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!" can

andrew chu is a reporter for time magazine who writes about cryptocurrency. his latest book is crypto mania hype hope in the fall of ftx's billion dollar empire. good morning to you. you know, bitcoin has been around since, what, 2009. but this is the kind of the first time i think andrew i've remembered candidates talking about. yes, i would say that this is sort of the first bitcoin election. and obviously bitcoin folks are really trying to push that narrative, saying that they're bitcoin voters who are single issue voters that are going to vote with their wallets. obviously, donald trump that thinks that there's some crypto voters and he's going after them. hey, you take everything you can get. now, let me just factually check. donald trump says he's going to keep all the bitcoin jobs in america. and there are jobs at robinhood and coinbase and whatnot. and those are generally based in america. but bitcoin is supposed to be kind of border free, right? that is one of the great promises of bitcoin that it's supposed to be dentrtralized o of the hands of ever

ben chu from bbc verify is here to tell us. ben. yes, sophie.ich the pm says voters can use to judge the performance of this labour government. they are growing household incomes, building more houses, delivering more neighbourhood police, improving early years education, decarbonising power and getting hospital waiting times down. of these targets, its the ones on housing, hospitals and power which most expertsjudge will be the hardest to meet. target that 92% of patients in england waiting for elective sophie. ben, thank you. hospitals are busier than ever at this time of year with the nhs facing what�*s being called a "quad—demic" — flu cases are four times higher than at this point last year — more than 1,000 patients in hospital beds with flu every day this week in england compared tojust under 250 at the same time last year. and there are also rising numbers of cases of covid, norovirus and another respiratory virus called rsv. hugh pym is outside a hospital in south london. so hospital bosses are sounding a warning? yes, they are, sophie.

here's ben chu.applications for pension credit in recent months. it follows the chancellor, rachel reeves, announcing on the 29th ofjuly that winter fuel payments would be means tested by limiting the benefit mainly to those also in receipt of pension credit. before the announcement, the average number of weekly applications was around 3800. since then, it's been averaging around 91100. the pensions minister has told parliament that in mid—november, there were around 91,000 pension credit applications that had not yet been processed. of all the pension credit applications sincejuly, around 45% of them have been successful, and if successful, those individuals are then eligible for the £200—300 winter fuel payment. here's another relevant bit of context. in the week of the 18th of november, the average processing time for a pension credit application was 65 working days, or 13 weeks. that was up from nine weeks at the end ofjuly. so if you put in the claim in mid—november, the average applicant at tha

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person this inpyred me is carmen chu who is our city add administrator but also was district 4 supervisor when i worked with her as a legislative aid. at this point, i too, was skeptical of going in politics. i saw someone who had herself never seen herself in politics. got thrown into it and put her heart and soul and dedication to serve people. and it gave me the confidence to pursue that same job and i honestly would not have either chosen or accepted or considered serving on the board of supervisors were not for carmen. >> if you want to make your business accessible. >> in my role in city government where i have seen the most challenge is people who don't know you and you are here to serve and help them that they classify you as our city government and here to hurt you. so, people will talk to you and -- and just you know treat you disrespectfully. and sometimes i noticed that they might do more to me as a female compared to my male colleagues. but you know i try to be empathetic. one of the most significant barriers to female empowerment we feel like we have to be 100% meeting all o

. >> reporter: david chu, the city attorney of san francisco says those 16 are just the start. >> we'ree universe, and it needs to be stopped. >> every victim should have the right to say that's me. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz is co-sponsoring another angle of attack, the take it down act just passed the senate. >> reporter: it puts a legal obligation on any tech platform you must take it down and take it down immediately. >> reporter: snapchat told us they have mechanisms for reporting this kind of content, and they're disheartened to hear families felt that their concerns went unattended. but elliston is now focused on the president. >> and i urge the house to pass this bill immediately to protect so many people, because this is a serious matter. >> i can't go back and redo what he did. instead i can prevent this from happening to other people. >> you look so happy. >> i really was. >> reporter: such strength for a high school software dealing with a modern form of abuse when she should have been focused on enjoying homecoming. in introducing new eroxon gel, the first fda-clea

. >>> before all that let's get to dom chu with key numbers. >>> we have a down day not far away rom record highs, no stars to put up for major indices today, because they've been lowered, even marginally strong at some point we've given back at lot of those gains. no all-time highs for the indices. the dow industrials, a nine-day losing streak, that's the longest we've seen in quite some time and we're down another 260 points today. the dow industrials right now on a year to day basis up 16%. at the 50-day average price on a rolling basis for the dow jones industrial average. the s&p 500 and nasdaq, were also lower, you can kind of see there. but if you take a look at s&p 500, 6,053. 6,090 was the record high. >>> some of the stocks that have been part of this particular move, and we're seeing record highs. in particular, apple and alphabet and tesla, all higher on the day so far. tesla getting some help from an analyst upgrade and nvidia shares, further into that so-called correction territory, 10% pullback, nvidia and tesla have been the biggest divergence. tesla only mag 7 stock.

thank you, director chu.no other appointees, we will go to public comment for item number seven. yes, members of the public who wish to speak on this matter should line up to speak at this time. are there any members of the public who would like to speak on this matter? are there are no speakers? thank you so much. seeing no speakers public comment is now closed. mr. clark, i would like to make a motion to reappoint mr. olivas to seat two. reappoint raquel redondo to seat three. reappoint norman linde to seat four. reappoint christian martin to seat six. reappoint janetta johnson to seat seven and appoint henry cornelius to seat one and tanya reyes to seat five. and would you like to make the regency waiver for christian martin? yes, please include the residency waiver. thank you. yes. on that motion, member ronen, i ronen, i member peskin, i peskin i chair walton a walton i that motion passes without objection. thank you. motion passes without objection. thank you so much, mr. clerk. do we have any other ite

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chu. congratulations. i see why this man is smiling. is there a wicked part two underway? a wicked party. >> talk about how, this is a long time coming. for you, this has been an idea decades in the making. >> i saw wicked before it was on broadway in san francisco. i grew up in the bay area and my mom took me and i remember feeling loan away. this was 20 something years ago. i had no idea i'd be the one they called to make it. i am very lust. >> you mentioned it was decades in the making but then the making of the actual films was very long, too. what is a production of that size like? >> in tackling the land of oz which has been seen in the wizard of oz and all these things that are embedded in our culture, we built a full lot -- full on city. we built munchkin land and of course all the cast and then you get cynthia erivo, ariana grande, and it all comes together and takes every department to come together with physical and visual effects and add the musical element on top of that. it was a lot. i'm still tired. >> you directed one of my favorite movies, crazy, rich asi

dom chu. >>> goldman's take on the latest jobs report, and what it means for the rates this month >>>d apple hitting all time highs waarlmt and costco touching all time highs we will be right back. stay with us >>> stocks in the green after the payroll. better than expected unemployment enamelled higher to 4.2% which matched estimates goldman sachs chief economist joins us here at post 9 to break down what it means for stocks, and of course the fed. jan, always great to see you does this materially change your view of what the fed does in the next week or week plus >> at the margin, it probably confirms cuts are likely in december not because of the payroll those were quite strong but really more the household survey, which showed an increase in the unemployment rate and decline in household employment. i think that supports the idea that the labor market's still in the rebalancing process. and, yeah, i think it probably means a cut. still not certain. we obviously have inflation numbers next week. but i do expect it. >> speaking of inflation what we have been hearing in the retail co

reporter: the president elect met with chu on the same day tiktok filed a emergency appeal with the supremecial media company is asking the court to block the law that would require its chinese parent company byte dance to sell the app or face a ban in the united states. as of right now, it has just over a month to sell or tiktok could go dark across the country the day before the inauguration. lawmakers that pass the divest or ban law argue the social media company poses a national security threat, but the company says the law violates the first amendment rights of its users and tells fox business that tiktok ban results in massive and unprecedented s censorship f 170 million americans on januarw that small businesses on tiktok would lose more than 1 billion in revenue and creators would suffer almost $300 million in lost earnings in one month unless the ban is halted. tiktok is asking the supreme court to weigh in by january 6 so a pretty quick time line here, stu. we'll see what happens. stuart: yes, it is. grady, thanks very much. a senior russian general accused of using chemical weapo

a obarrier to empowering u to reach our potential but it's gonna take the kiintentional action for chuso be thinking about the ways in which we keep people at the center, what we do in terms of our process and our tooling to make sure we are building technology in the inclusive and equitable ways in ensuring safety for all of us >> thank you simone. >> one thing we didn't talk as much about today but i think it's something i'm really excited about is the downstream opportunity that the whole ecosystem possess.i think we have to obviously make enable that we can expect it will naturally be there. but i think that is something that regulation can do. you can set the guardrails but also jumpstart availability and choice in the ecosystem. i come from a privacy background and i spent a lot of time in an advertising omcompan and saw and really could see how much of a game changer all my advertising has responded. i see a lot of parallels with ai benefiting from some of the open ÃÃcustomize it to te personal business needs.i think those are all things that are going to be really important to g

dom chu joins us. >> shift our attention towards crypto we had the massive six-figure.ack above 100,000 mark. this is after prices backed off since crossing earlier this week with interest as high as ever in the cryptocurrency, this is indicative why you want to use a more risk defined way so you don't expose yourself to the volatility joining us now is dennis davit you have been an options guy we looked to in the past for this why would you use options? is it using the options on etfs the most efficient way >> yeah. had you asked me this two years ago, i would have stargazed. i would not have known where to go there's been a change with the etfs being listed and options on those. i've been an options trader my whole life there's a transformation going on as bitcoin are out there and the options are trading on those. you can remove a lot of -- you get more clarity into what you are buying and selling and who you are buying and selling with. the options being traded on these, the crypto world -- i get a lot of grief -- i will get phone calls after this the design to own

be sure to catch us tomorrow at 12:00 eastern where i'm going to sit down with jon chu, the director of "wicked." that does it for me. "the readout" with joy reid is up next. >> tonight, on "the reedout" -- >> i, gerald r. ford, president of the united states, pursuant to the pardon power conferred upon me by article ii, section two of the constitution, have granted, and by these presence, do grant a full, free, and absolute pardon unto richard nixon. >> it was a pree.tive pardon that sparked a lot of controversy, because president nixon had likely committed crimes but hadn't been charged. 350 50 years later, joe biden considers s preemmtive pardon. >>> and trump considers a plan to deport people to countries that aren't their own, and some of the countries he has in mind are telling him no. >>> we begin tonight with the trouble with donald trump's national security picks. among his many controversial and unqualified selections thus far, tulsi gabbard, his choice for director of national intelligence, looms as perhaps the most concerning of all. that's the message from nearly 100 far

dom chu joins us. >> we are not looking at the big tech. we are checking out the financial sector.chnological, political disruption could come quickly next year and beyond. which names are the best position to get any higher in 2025? joining us now, fresh out of the two-day goldman sachs financial is mac bellio. listening to the chief executives, what stood out to you at the conference this week? >> we heard from a number of industries within financial services. i would highlight a couple. bill ademcheck presented a plan and he said it's the most robust in many years. that includes tailwinds in terms of nai. that was very bullish from him. secondly, in the insurance business, i listened to a conversation with wr berkeley. continued progress in the insurance business. they are doing roes 18% to 0%. we see very good value there. american express, one of my favorite ceos. there's a firm trading below market multiple and growing eps at 15%. >> you will tell your traders to do stuff. what's the trade in financials for 2025? >> i think we are jumping off a good point in terms of the asse

we thank the office of the city attorney, david chu, for its hard work and continued attention to this matter. commissioners, that is all that i have to report today. thank you. great. thank you so much. i just want to say thank you for the diligent work of you and the authority, in partnership with our vendors and of course, the city attorney's office, to address this issue. we're very appreciative at how quickly you moved on this, and i just want to say thank you very much for bringing this to our attention and communicating this out. thank you. and i also just want to thank you again for ensuring people that they know that the city is going to be adamant in pursuing any and all claims in this regard, so we can best protect those who are within our communities. thank you so much. i'd just like to say thank you to all of the staff who have worked diligently through this process. to linda mason, our general counsel, to miss kendra crawford, who is our housing operations. thank you very much for just working alongside me and all of the different agencies that we have had to work with re

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. >>> and dom chu is here with the numbers and a big day for the north dakota. >> we are not going to bury the lead. it is a record run here for the nasdaq and we hit 20,000 for the first time ever. so, yes, the star goes up right away. a clear outperformance that is up 344 points to the upside, 20,031 is the level we're at, right near session highs because the high water mark is 20,035, so we're just inches away from there. so that is the big trade for the nasdaq. record highs in apple, meta, tesla, amazon and alphabet and others driving the nasdaq. and the s&p 500, the high water mark is still 6,099. we're at 6090. and the dow is lagging behind, at 44,310, up about 63 points. another place to keep a close eye on are reports that we got this morning from the "wall street journal" about possible legislation being contemplated to maybe break you will the pharmacy benefit managers. that is of record. it is a bipartisan bill being introduced by two co-sponsors in josh hawley and elizabeth warren of massachusetts, a democrat, looking to prohibit certain owners of pharmacy benefit managers

but before all of that, let's get to dom chu with a market check. >> up and down so far. but we did hit a record intraday level and that's the nasdaq composite. it did set a recordin intraday record at 19,439 and up 35 points the broader s&p has not hit a record we're at 6,046 intraday is 6053 that is the level to watch we're at 6046, just about flat on the session at highs up two points and down roughly 14 at the lows that is your intraday trading range so far dow is flattish, down to 44,746. no record high there but a key focus today. one of them, a story has to do with politics and perhaps the economy in the u.s. given the new election results and given what will happen in the new trump administration u.s. steel shares are down 8.5% off the worse levels of the day after the president-elect took to his truth social last night and reiterated the opposition that he has towards u.s. steel being acquired by japan steel giant nippon steel and that is resulted in a down move. u.s. steel is still committed to the deal going through and it thinks it is in the best interest of a

chu is one of the many leaders trump met with and back in 2020, president elect trump was one of the first to suggest that tiktok needs banned because of its ties to china. on the campaign trail this thymoaround, he used the -- time around, he used the platform to reach young voters and save it. >> we'll take a look at tiktok. i have a warm spot for tiktok because i won youth by 34 points, and there are those that say that tiktok had something to do with that. reporter: so this petition was filed in advance of the oral arguments, which the supreme court will hear on january 10th. we expect the justice department to defend the divest or ban law as it has in the past because of those national security concerns, but tiktok has maintained throughout the whole process that this law violates the first amendment rights of its 170 million american users. ash. ashley: yep. much more to be said on that, grady, grady trimble at the white house, thank you so much. now this, nypd is holding a news conference on the security that will be in for tomorrow's new year's eve celebrations of course in t

but first back to dom chu with the market numbers. >> you'll have to forgive me as i'm staring at the board. because what i'm seeing it 20,154 for the nasdaq is a new record intraday high. so i'll put the star up there right off the bat. so again we're watching this near session highs level right now, up about 225 points or north of 1% gain for the nasdaq composite. the s&p 500, is still trying to keep back up to the 6,099. and it is up 27 points, 1 half of 1%. and the dow, it is eight straight down days. if today is negative, like it is now, modestly so, it is eight straight days worth of losses for the dow and the dow is at 34,772. one place that we're watching that we don't talk about often and maybe the companies are coming into focus now are drone related companies. this is interesting here. red cat holdings is up about 11%. that is half of its gains. it was up north of 20% at one point today. this is about a $700 million drone company. it just signed a partnership deal to use technologies from palantir, and that has driven that upside there. axon enterprise, also makes drone tec

250 points, s&p by 29, almost 30 and the nasdaq by 104, basically half percentage point gains dominic chuhat do we have in our navigator today? >> what we have right now is the 10-year treasury yield continuing to climb well above that key 4.5% level. one of those traders believes yields will continue to rise in the short term you saw him earlier back with us again is jeff killberg, founder and ceo -- >> wearing the indiana coat. >> he has the indiana coat on right there. let's talk again about the yield picture so take us away to this world here where the yield is not going to be as scary or will it be as scary as the recent price action has lent itself too? >> it's remarkable how much has changed since yesterday's fed meeting. where the 10-year note has been before september when they had the 50 ps basis point cut we're 100 basis points higher. i think the trajectory will continue to move higher due to the fact that they can't get inflation under control, due to the fact they're forced not to cut anymore potentially in 2025 beyond the pause so much uncertainty about tariffs, so much unc