to day investment in man city has turned into something bigger city football group which owns different clubs across the globe. city football group gives abu dhabi a platform to consolidate and strengthen their political influence we have an ambition as well as a football group tool to have an organization that that is global and that will have multiple clubs part of it so i would say when the opportunity arises and we are looking at opportunities you can expect us also to add to the number of clubs we have already with them within their organization all of their clubs were similar colors have similar badges they even have the same sponsor as you had airways and that's just one of the 2 of the u.a.e. state owned airlines they're both making big moves in football. emirates is going after the european elites the reality that the world's most famous and most successful club. what's on their shirt. emirates. the dubai paste airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being a real madrid's main sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan 10 feet and arsenal emirates

city group one of the largest u.s. banks publishes a report announcing the end of free water. and you're wasting water on a gigantic scale in certain regions like california southern spain b.r. seeing scarcity of water sent to extreme degrees i mean you have had thankless silver's water. sailing to barcelona. there is no alternative to pricing water properly and making people realize that every time they take a sip of water there is an opportunity cost and they feel it in their wallet how else are you going to get people to use less if you give it to them for free. the dam has broken. the soft sounds of liberalism roll out to celebrate the union of finance and on time. they're going to see asset markets selling water dividends even the high frequency traders that funds would become interested so know everybody sees this as opportunity did will come on the question is just when and who will push it 1st and hardest. what would be their motivation in coming profits while also you know. indirectly doing good for humanity so it's the best of all possible worlds it could be better i

today investment in man city has turned into something bigger city football group which owns different clubs across the globe. city football group gives abu dhabi a platform to consolidate and strengthen their political influence we have an ambition as well as a football tool to have an organization that that is global and that will have multiple clubs. so i would say when the opportunity arises and we are looking at opportunities you can expect us also to add to the number of clubs we have already with and within the organization all other clubs where similar colors have similar badges they even have the same sponsor as you had airways and that's just one of the 2 of the u.a.e. state owned airlines they're both making big moves in football. emirates is going after the european elites of the reality the world's most famous and most successful club. what's in their shirt. emirates. the dubai based airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being real madrid spain sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan and feet and arsenal emirates have the longest running

jp morgan and citi group made a ton of money well wells fargo is doing better. i think he's lowballing, frankly. let me put it this way, if the bank stocks hadn't ran up, i bet jp morgan would have rallied and citi may have gained a point instead, all three got slaughtered and they're repealing earlier gains. my advice, why don't you wait three days, counting today, then buy the stock at jp morgan the best of breed or wells fargo, the worst of breed they will be able to buy back a boat load of stock this year and raise their dividends substantially, which is what the shareholder base really wants. you just need to be patient. now, i know patience is in short supply everywhere but that's what you must be if you're a bank investor. with that thought in mind, let's dive into the game plan. today we heard from the traditional deposit banks. on tuesday we'll hear from an investment bank that specializes in transactions and wealth management i'm betting the quarter will be a barn burner. i think they had a great trading but the matters may not matter plus, goldman sto

today investment in man city has turned into something bigger city football group which owns different clubs across the globe. city football group gives a platform to consolidate and strengthen their political influence we have an ambition as well as a football group to work to have an organization that that is global and that will have multiple clubs part of it so i would say when the opportunity arises and we are looking at opportunities you can expect us also to add to the number of clubs we have already with and within their lives which are all other clubs where similar colors have similar badges they even have the same sponsor as you had airways and that's just one of the 2 of the u.a.e. state owned airlines they're both making big moves in football. emirates is going after the european elites reality the world's most famous and most successful club . what's on their shirt. emirates. the dubai based airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being a real madrid's main sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan and feet and arsenal emirates have the longe

city group and j.p.morgan are halting donations to all politicians for the next few months. >>> hyundai is recalling 471,000 of its tucson suvs. expanding a september recall related to an electrical short that can cause fires. the company is asking owners to park the vehicle outside until the problem is fixed. models from 2016 to 2018 and from 2020 to 2021 have an anti-lock brake system computer that can malfunction. >>> general motors has a new face. the car company redesigned its logo. the m is meant to look more like an electric plug while the new blue evokes clear skies. its the biggest change to gm's logo in more than 50 years. and that is your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> good monday morning to you. hopefully you had a wonderful weekend. we took down all of our holiday lights and christmas tree. a little sad to do that. as we head through the week the way it will be feeling more like spring later on. a warm up in store for us. we will talk about this in a moment.

city football group gives. to consolidate and strengthen their political influence we have an ambition as well as a football group tool to have an organization that that is global and that will have multiple clubs part of it so i would say when the opportunity arises and we are looking at opportunities you can expect us also to add to the number of calls we have already with them within the organization all of their clubs were similar colors have similar badges they even have the same sponsor as you had airways and that's just one of the 2 of the u.a.e. state owned airlines they're both making big moves in football. emirates is going after the european elites reale madrid the world's most famous and most successful club. what's on their shirt. emirates. the dubai based airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being real major its main sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan benfica and arsenal emirates have the longest running sponsorship deal in the premier league as they have s

officials in green bay, wisconsin, reportedly solicited a million dollars from a voter advocate city groupthe amount necessary to conduct illegal vote or or drives. the city filed a grant questionnaire with the center for tech and civil life. that group given a quarter of a billion dollars by mark zuckerberg and his wife in september. the direct point? to influence the outcome of the election, of course. attorney phil kline says that grant application shows private money used to fund partisan political activity. kline calls that a violation of the constitution. radical dem congresswoman maxine waters doesn't like congressman mo brooks and his challenge to the electoral college vote. she calls it the highest form of voter suppression. waters must have forgotten one little thing, that she did exactly, exactly the same thing in 2017. >> i do not wish to i do bait, i wish to ask -- debate, i wish to ask is this one united states senator who will join me in this letter of -- >> there is no debate. there is no debate. gentlewoman will suspend. lou: before we go to break, a reminder to share some

printing and bell outs yellen earned more than $7000000.00 in speaking fees from firms including citi group goldman sachs and google so this is what is coming a continuation of the swamp a continuation of the corruption continuation of brioche let them eat cake you know throwing it at the people and it's somewhat remarkable that they don't see what's happening right in front of them with bitcoin it's it's telling them it's it's like on a loudspeaker outside is like you know this is the end yeah i mean there was a cover story in a major publication 34 years ago that had because of the cover they called it the truth moshing i could have been time i got on and yet nobody saw except for viewers the kaiser report of hundreds of thousands around the world have now become big 1000000. you know this show you're welcome we're going to take a break and when we come back much more coming your way. in the next letter post the delusional. but if you have australian visual there you go this route you have to. give me time to jump to the nearest. exit to go to blue to do just that she. needs to but it see

source of the virus a team of experts from the world health organization arrives in the chinese city of group plans to investigate the origins of the pandemic then mission to save us from a repeat of this disaster. a mentally held welcome to the program the united states house of representatives has voted to impeach president donald trump a 2nd time trump was charged with incitement of insurrection following the storming of the capitol by his supporters last week the president will now face a trial in the senate but that's unlikely to happen before he leaves office in a way from now. this was the moment that made history donald trump became the 1st us president ever to be impeached twice on this throw the i 32 the nays are 197 there is that resolution is adopted without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon that. and this time it wasn't just democrats who were in favor 10 members of trump's own republican party also voted to impeach the president the president took a no to defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic last week there was a domestic threat at the d

city. they assaulted a group of conservatives in san diego.tate capitols, is the next stop d.c.? you talked about normalizing it. we shouldn't normalize it but the democrats said no to bills and resolutions brought by republican senator mike lee of utah, ken buck, greg stuebe, condemn the riots. put laws in place to stop this. force and back up our authorities. we still have, david, 220 riots. 30 people dead in the rioting, riots last year. 2000 cops sulted. what do you do? >> what americans have to look to the local leaders because we have been failed by the department of justice in part, in not taking action against antifa properly as a domestic terrorist organization which is what they are. what by the way what they have been in europe and other countries since the 1920s. they're not new. they're new to the american landscape. so something has to be done about them and our justice system has failed, aided by the abettors like the mayor of portland and seattle, the governors let them run wild. the mayor bolshevik bill de blasio in new york.

today investment in man city has turned into something bigger city football group which owns different clubs across the globe. city football group gives abu dhabi a platform to consolidate and strengthen their political influence we have an ambition as well as a football group to work to have an organization that that is global and that will have multiple clubs part of it so i would say when the opportunity arises and we are looking at opportunities you can expect us also to add to the number of clubs we have already within within their organization all of their clubs were similar colors have similar badges they even have the same sponsor as you had airways and that's just one of the 2 of the u.a.e. state owned airlines they're both making big moves in football. emirates is going after the european elites ryall madrid the world's most famous and most successful club. what's in their shirt. emirates. the dubai paste airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being real major its main sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan benfica and arsenal emirates have

city groups at the last earnings from michael corbat, and he is giving his final remarks here.pointed to end on this note, but at the same time, unlike in 2008, they are able to return in a position of relative strength at a very tough time. have not gotten to her yet, but jane fraser is about to speak on the earnings call next, and she will be taking over within a matter of days. alix: definitely looking forward to that. thank you so much, sonali basak. we heard from mayor de blasio that we are not going that that we are going to run out of vaccines in the next week. with 20,000 new virus cases, the most since the pandemic began. governor cuomo brought that out in a tweet. so we always talk about how the u.s. potentially is just behind by a few weeks what is happening in the u.k. and europe, and it appears that might pan out and be the case. that wraps it up for me and guy in new york and london. coming up, boston group ceo joins david westin, rich lesser. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our television and radio a

morgan and citi group. many companies are expected to see a drop in earnings.imistic that the new stimulus payments and the covid-19 pack vaccine couldelp the market eventually and u.s. stocks are starting off at a record high. we will see what happens with that today. analysts seem to be more interested in what companies have to say about a possible rebound as opposed to those earnings as we start the new year. michelle. >> all right. thank you. >>> developing now, new data showing just how steep loses are during this pandemic. december caps the worst year for american job losses since 1939. groups hit the hardest include hispanic and black minority groups. 9.3 million jobs were lost in all of last year. that is 4 million more than in the aftermath of the 2008 global financial crisis. demand for skilled information and tech work spiked last month. tub employment rate for tech jobs stayed around 3% over a one year period. >>> hacked accounts at bank of america are getting frozen leaving a growing number of victims unable to access their jobless funds. >> all th

they are suspending to both sides, republicans and democrats, and then you have organizations like citi grouprriott which is particularly interesting because this is an organization a company that has long supported the rnc and what you have going on there is they're actually suspending any contributions to republicans who voted against the certification of president-elect biden's electoral college vote in congress last week. of course, that of course triggering all of what had happened on wednesday. this is really interesting because when you look at other companies as well, you have cvs health, exxonmobil, wells fargo, other big companies saying they are reconsidering as well plus other companies who are saying we're yanking the president's ability to make any money via our platforms, that includes shopify and stripe, big tech names that have a lot of power in controlling how the internet works, how the president and his organizations are able to make money, hallie. >> it is a classic -- it is a follow the money kind of thing, right, to see where this affects people the most. >> absolutely.

kerry and at the domestic level to formalize advisors or to bring back that tribal and state and city group ofadvisers, we are all excited to be able to get there and do that and the other big international group , a mayor from iowa, the american mayor from california to participant in perspective, g 40 cities over half of them, 54 of the almost 100 cities are on target to meet the paris goals. there are two countries in the world right now who are on target and that gambia and i think morocco is the other so we've got a lot of work to do but cities can fuel and i'll finish this and ask a question of secretary kerry. mc 40 are leading the race to zero in glascow which may be the biggest governmental pledge in the world even though it's going to be done by over 1000 cities and i hope every mayor will join us in this pledge. kind of a paris 2.04 cities of accountable metric driven pledges on reducing our own emissions and getting at least 100 cities in glascow so it's kind of you to join us. you've been somebody working up a global level but we know those interactions whether it's specific ci

domestic level, gina mccarthy, to formalize cdfi's is owed to bring back at tribal and state and city group advises i think we're all excited to be able to get there and do that. and frank cownie leads the other big international group. he's an american mayor from iowa. american mayor from california with c40 just put this in perspective c40 cities over half of income 54 of the almost 100 cities are on target to meet the paris goals. there are two countries in the world right now on target and that gambia and i think morocco is at that. we've got a lot of work to do that cities can fuel that and often uses an acid question of secretary kerry picky and i talked about this we are leading the race to zero which may be the biggest governmental pledge in the world even though it will be done by cities over 1000 cities and of every mayor on this call will join us in this pledge, paris 2.0% for actionable accountable metric driven pledges of producing g emissions and bring at least 1000 cities together to sign that in glasgow but secretary kerry, it's kind of you to join us. you think somebody wor

jp morgan and wells fargo, citi group. the big banks are the bedrock of the economy.l stuff you might know things already. i'll go over them for you because i want you to understand how i get my world view to make decisions. the first take away, the american consumer keeps paying down debt at an extraordinary pace the american person's balance sheet, i have to tell you, we'll go into this in a second is the best in the world right now but we understand also that there is people being left out including millions of families have more than enough money to take care of their everyday needs, normally they take what is left over and do discretionary spending that's not happening because people can't really go out and more important, they can't travel air travel is very expensive where is the extra money going including stimulus checks? it depends this is where i want to be personal about it. this group of people are wealthy and doing well and there is another 40% of america that makes $15 an hour or less living paycheck to paycheck the ones that soon to be treasury secreta

so you might leave city group after you were an executive in there, and the contract might say if youe a contract and leave us we'll give you $2 million. that would be a golden parachute as you jump out of that organization and that company. but it amounts to good will money to take care of your old employer. it is an incentive to go into government to take care of your old friends and it's a very positive thing that the biden administration is prohibiting that practice. what questions do you have about those topics. we will answer your questions or your comments. democrats dial in at 202-748-0002. republicans at 202-748-0001. while we wait for folks to dial in, why are these rules even needed people are really worried about corruption and government. this is one of the really major things because it affects people's individual self interest, and they apply both to where you were working and where you go to work after your time in government. so it puts limits on whether or not people can be lobbyists. when they had been serving. a really serious concern, one that we saw play out in t

yesterday susan rice at domestic policy adviser at the white house, a citi group study said closing racialeconomic gaps could end up to -- and 6 million new jobs. do you agree that racial disparities are currently a drag on the economy? and if so what can the fed do proactively to narrow those gaps in wealth including through regulatory policy? >> i strongly agree with that as a matter of fact. i think if you look at either -- look at employment gaps or unemployment gaps or wage gaps, wealth gaps, home owning gaps, all of those persistent gaps that exist even controlling for many other factors, you will see that they're persistent, and they're very difficult to explain, and so it's -- the reason we talk about inequality and racial inequality in particular is that it goes to our job, which is to achieve maximum employment, which links up with -- we want the potential output of the united states to be as high as it can possibly be. we want an economy where everybody can take part and everybody can put their labor in and they can share in the prosperity of our great economy. that's what we wa

city. this group of males and females began the assault around 11:30 a.m. ay just blocks from city hall. the victim's phone was stolen is now recovering from wounds and those suspects fled in the van and two cars and for help in catching them. >> sean: thank you. joining is now, dan bongino. you did this for a living. look at this video. every conservative condemned what happened at the capitol. talking about 1% of people that went to that rally, we condemned it. now look at what we are watching here, look at this. this is defunding the police and not speaking out all summer long and last week back in portland and seattle. >> you have to ask liberal america very serious question, is this what you want? you have kids -- i have a lot of political disagreements obviously, but they're probably loving parents. don't you have children? is this what you want in your cities? this isn't happening across conservative led cities in america. it's almost exclusively of phenomena in liberal cities. i read a stunning opinion piece in "the wall street journal" today, heathe

there are fighters from a coalition of rebel groups just down the road a few kilometers away on the outskirts of the city another significant group of them about 12 kilometers in that direction also on the edge of the city in both areas was heavy fighting 3 days ago now security sources say they also know how several so here within the city in preparation for an attack. coalition of armed groups has given an ultimatum to the government it gives them 48 hours to get out that ultimatum expires on sunday evening now this comes ahead of the constitution ruling that due on tuesday which will potentially reaffirm the office of president there bring him in for a 2nd following the announcement of his victory in elections last month that victory is disputed the civilian opposition say the election was rigged and the armed opposition it was just down the road refuted the legitimacy of the whole election in the 1st place or the situation is tense the u.n. a reported widespread rights abuses kidnapping tortures killings of civilians cause many people to flee their homes now more than 60000 is the un refugee agency s

a large group riding through different bay area cities. one of the groups decided to head to the bay bridge but went the wrong way at times. a passenger on one of the motorcycles was killed. the chp says they made multiple arrests and that some officers were hurt during that whole exchange. >>> president-elect biden is calling on city landmarks to shine a light on the nearly 2 million people worldwide who've lost their lives to covid. on the eve of mr. biden's inauguration, he's that buildings, and landmarks to be lit up in gold as a sign of support. levi stadium is among the places that will be illuminated in gold. all exterior and interior lights as well as video boards will be gold from 5:30 to 11:00 p.m. tomorrow. >>> from the parades to speeches to the actual ceremony, the inauguration is going to look a lot different this year. check out our digital original, explaining how inauguration will be different this year. you can reach it by heading to nbcbayarea.com/digitaloriginals. >>> we've got heat, high surf and wind. what's going on w

. >> i just want the city to be fair. >>> the group suing a bay area city claiming music festivals are constitutional right. >>> stocks for another company are now soaring this evening, thanks to that social media stock game. >>> another check of the weekend forecast plus how is our local water supply looking after all of this rain? >> i feel grateful that the earth is getting the water that >>> storms essentially doubled, winter rain totals much-needed after a drive fall but while it was a good week we do need more. the top 12 lakes and reservoirs across the state are only on average 70s% as full as they normally would be for this time of year. however, the snowpack looking much better. some areas of the sierra have received more than its feet of snow since monday. >> the ground was so dry that a lot of the moisture was absorbed into the soils instead of running off into our reservoirs and streams. >> it is looking really good. i think it's wonderful, we needed this so badly and it was not even quite enough. >> we need the water and the rain. >> i heard paul, another much- needed stor

city football group gives abu dhabi a platform to consolidate and strengthen their political influence we have an ambition as well as a football tool to have an organization that that is global and that will have multiple clubs. so i would say when the opportunity arises and we are looking at opportunities you can. but this also to add to the number of calls we have already more than within the organization all of their clubs were similar colors have similar badges they even have the same sponsor as you had airways and that's just one of the 2 of the u.a.e. state owned airlines they're both making big moves in football. emirates is going after the european elites of reality the world's most famous and most successful club. what's on their shirt. emirates. the dubai paste airline has a myriad of sponsorships and football besides being real madrid's main sponsor emirates has deals with clubs such as ac milan and feet and arsenal emirates have the longest running sponsorship deal in the premier league as they have sponsored arsenal since 2006 the club's homegrown even bears the airlines n

look at the moves in the big money center banks like citi group up 50% and jpmorgan up 34%.ven the super regional banks are all up about 30% like bank of america and p and c those are big moves and the yield curve higher is benefitting other groups that you might not think of like online brokers charles swhab has moved up aggressively this. that's a historic high for charles schwab right now bank of america upgraded them today because of the bank operations being positively impacted by the yield banks up about 30% the issue, carl, for us now as we go into earnings season is banks are a leadership group going into earnings season and they're traditional start jpmorgan starts friday carl, we haven't seen this in a long time. the banks are a leadership group going into earnings season in normally they're lagging a lot of these banks even with the moves up, they're still relatively cheap it's a perfect setup going into friday's start of earnings season carl, back to you. >> all right friday is going to be big, bob thanks let's get to rick who, of course, is watching the curve yi

more than 400 cities universities environmental groups and companies in and around brazil's extrema region are involved extrema is something of a pioneer in this area laying down environmental requirements for local businesses and providing bonuses for the farmers' market but as you say. here in brazil the farmers have always been encouraged to clear the forest to work economically and gain more farmland. while not a new message is the exact opposite they should reduce their grazing land and instead plant forests and be paid for it. you know his whole thing is financed by local companies who pay contributions to the community in order to neutralize their greenhouse gas emissions that are disaster as innocent as you guys are if it is to theodora neeson extrema have set up their own nursery taking reforestation matters into their own hands. but the need is so great that they also get seedlings from the copiah angio 10000 of them just today. the municipality planted the surrounding forest between 8 and 15 years ago on cleared land it plans to restore 1500000 hectares of the atlantic or rain f

project it's supported by germany's international climate initiative more than 400 cities universities environmental groups and companies in and around brazil's extrema region are involved extrema is something of a pioneer in this area laying down environmental requirements for local businesses and providing bonuses for the farmers market no but as you say difficult to here in brazil the farmers have always been encouraged to clear the forest to work economically and gain more farmland i wouldn't put a new message is the exact opposite they should reduce their grazing land and instead plant forests and be paid for. you to hit the whole thing is financed by local companies who paid contributions to the community in order to neutralize their greenhouse gas emissions that are disasters in your stories you graduate figures to theodora neeson extrema have set up their own nursery taking reforestation matters into their own hands. but the need is so great that they also get seedlings from the copiah angio 10000 of them just today. the municipality planted the surrounding forest between 8 and 15 years ago on clea

project it's supported by germany's international climate initiative more than 400 cities universities environmental groups and companies in and around brazil's extrema region are involved extrema is something of a pioneer in this area laying down environmental requirements for local businesses and providing bonuses for the farmers walk you know but as you say. here in brazil the farmers have always been encouraged to clear the forest to work economically and gain more farmland. well not a new message is the exact opposite they should reduce their grazing land and instead plant forests and be paid for it to. you it has to be the whole thing is financed by local companies who paid contributions to the community in order to neutralize their greenhouse gas emissions that are designed so as it is so as you guys are afraid just to through the authorities an extreme have set up their own nursery taking reforestation matters into their own hands. but the need is so great that they also get seedlings from the copiah angio 10000 of them just today. the municipality planted the surrounding forests between 8 and 15 y

portland and other cities as part of the equity work have created the groups. e way it is done, it's not exclusive. if you are a latinx person who wants to support african american employees and african americans in your city, feel free to join the group and be supportive and help advertise their work and support their work. the groups are about who you're supporting, not necessarily who you are allowing into it. they're voluntarily put together by staff and voluntarily attended and set their own schedule. they're not mandated by the department or controlled by the department and they cannot be exclusive. or should be really because everyone needs to be on board for all of the changes. >> this is donte king, our new equity work force director. he's an expert on these issues having worked in these areas. >> clerk: in the chat room he asked to comment. i have unmuted you mr. king. you should be able to speak. sorry. maybe continue and i'll work with him to continue what is going on. >> it's a problem with the system. >> appreciate the document. >> i look forward t

if you're caught with a group of people in the city, you could get fined. >> we will go ahead and if we need to, we will admonish or give people warnings and if those warnings are not adhered to, then we will -- we will be giving out citations. >> live look at ocean beach tonight where police have closed off the parking lots in the hopes that that will discourage people from gathering and deploying illegal fireworks. >>> but tonight we've already spotted action in san francisco and oakland and it's not even midnight yet. kpix 5's katie nielsen is live in san jose with the serious consequences for any caught launching illegal fireworks. katie. >> reporter: yeah, we're here in a neighborhood just outside of downtown san jose. normally this is a very quiet place, but tonight we are hearing a constant stream of booms and bangs and even seeing some of those aerial fireworks going off. one resident compare today to a war zone on new year's eve and also fourth of july. we talked with another resident who said he's constantly catching illegal fireworks going off on his home surveillance. jef