on cnbc global headquarters and here is your five at 5:00.e as comments from the fed chair helped turn the tide on wall street after a more than 350 point slide at one point, but will today's sequel be as good as the original. >>> it's one fund manager versus the world. what kathy wood is doing about her tesla investments as the stock turns negative on the year >>> and emergency order from the faa over those pratt and whitney engines that led to incredible engine

cnbc's frank holland now on the impact frank? >> shep, industry leaders say it would also lead to explosion of job creation, real estate development and a bitter experience for users, and according to data from leafly, cannabis created around 70,000 jobs in 2020 more than double the amount in 2019 legalization would bring in more tax revenue, and california, for example, the biggest legal cannabis market in the entire world, it's estimated cannabis will generate a billion dollars in taxes in 2019, 635 million was generated from cannabis. and of course people often buy cannabis related products that are also taxed, whether it's papers, a bong, even a lighter those sales, about 18 billion in 2020, but this of course isn't just an economic discussion. many people have moral or health objections i spoke to a police chief in one major city, more than half of 911 calls that involve violence are related to marijuana another issue, current laws disproportionately impact black and latino leaders black residents are 3 1/2 times more likely

cnbc's meg tirrell coverings science and medicine for us. meg, take us inside what these companies are doing. >> shep, normally when we're not in a pandemic, drug companies spend jeers perfecting their products before they bring them to market. because of the health emergency they've been in, they generated the data they needed to playoff the vaccines work and are safe now they're making them easier to handle. case in point, today the pfizer got the fda's green light to ship and store its covid vaccine at more normal freezer temperatures for two weeks remember, this is the vaccine that had to be kept at mine news 94 degrees fahrenheit for long-term storage. the fda says this should increase flexibility and help get the vaccine to more sites. moderna saying today, it's also developing a next-generation vaccine it hopes could be stored in the fridge. the pfizer today also saying today it started testing booster shots of the vaccine just as we heard from moderna last night. both companies are looking at updating the vaccines to tailor this to c

cnbc's phil lebeau is live in carson city, nevada.hil, you got exclusive access to this new business tell us. >> reporter: we did, shep. we are at red wood materials why are we here? look what they have here they are swimming in a sea of old, no longer usable lithium-ion battery packs like that one for a cordless drill. for more perspective, the field i'm standing in now, check out the shot from above, they get 60 tons of old lithium-ion batteries and scrap metal to make battery cells what do they do with it? this is what they do with it, recycle it they recycle materials that are in high demand and in short supply the reason we are seeing an explosive number of electric vehicles being built and more than a million will be told by 2025 he says that's great, loves to see the evs. his concern is there won't be enough of the raw materials needed for ev batteries. >> it is incredibly exciting to see all of these announcements and to see, you know, major automakers and new startups alike announcing huge programs and factories but, you know

and that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. the securities and exchange commission looking for signs of fraud, including to bloomberg, looking whether professional investors were involved, either by taking advantage of the reddit-fueled surge or by hyping it >>> gun sales climbed 75% last month comparedto january 2020. the national shooting federation reports people bought more than 2 million firearms last month. fbi officials say they conducted a number of background checks during the same period, 4.3 million. >>> and tom brady breaking records on and off the field fanatics, the nfl's official partner, announced the tampa bay merchandise is selling like hotcakes for the two-week period leading up to the super bowl, tom brady is the best-selling nfl player ever >>> on wall street, the dow up 36, the s&p up 4, the nasdaq down 2 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news president biden is not budging on his promise to send out $1,400 coronavirus relief checks in meetings with democra

this is the news on cnbc representative marjorie ta taylor zbrooen, the conspiracy theorist stripped of her committee assignments. >>> impeachment surprise, house managers ask the former president to testify under oath, but he declines. now will he face a subpoena? >> they have to break down covid itself and analyze its genetic sequence >> wielding science like a weapon to stay ahead of covid mutations. tonight inside the lab where researchers are turning out new tests to detect and counter new variants >>> plus, a super bowl like none other. >> we're looking to create a full feel, an energetic feel, but do it safely. >> big changes to preserve the soul of the big game in a time of crisis. >> announcer: live from cnbc global headquarter, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> and good evening, the house of representatives has spoken and minutes ago voted to remove the republican congresswoman marjorie taylor green from all house committees this comes after gop leaders refused to strip her committee assignments themselves and punish her for past support of dangerous con

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news roaring kitty is not a cat that grand reveal from the guy credited with starting the gamestop frenzy that sent the stock soaring before crashing to reality and leaving many retail investors out of a lot of cash his real name is keith gill. on reddit, he's roaring kitty. note the cat on the noose behind him on the wall. >> a few things i am not, i am not a cat. i'm not an constitutional investor, nor am i a hedge fund. i'm just an individual whose investment in gamestop and posts on social media were based upon my own research and analysis >> well, the robinhood ceo vlad tenev taking most of the heat for restricting trading on his platform during the height of gamestop's surge >> look, i'm sorry for what happened i apologize. and i'm not going to say that robinhood did everything perfect and that we haven't made mistakes in the past, but what i commit to is making sure that we improve from this. >> well, gamestop shares were dow

this is the news on cnbcn cnbc vice president harris's first tie breaking v >>> vice president harris's first tiebreaking vote in th senate clears the path for covid relief as president biden vows to keep a promise. >> i'm not cutting the size of the checks they're going to be $1,400, period >> when americans can expect cash in hand >> vaccination reinforcements. hundreds of active duty troops will be deployed at home to bolster the effort while in one city, workers go door to door. >> the super bowl covid handicap the impact on gambling, gatherings, and the big game >> that's the only way we can get here right now >> plus, cut off from their own country. a tiny american town finally rejoins the lower 48 on the back of an ice road 20 inches thick but what happens when the spring thaw comes >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> and good evening they're bringing in the military president biden vowing to use political and now military muscle to help bring it in to americans suffering from the pandemic the pentagon preparing to deploy active

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your five at 5:00. stocks back at record highs after another incredible intraday swing for the dow jones industrial average it is not just the blue chip, reddit's favorite now on the up swing, surging 50% in the premarket. >>> in the fight against covid, two new reassuring headlines today giving investors more reason for home. in washington, d.c., seators weigh scaling back president biden's $1.9 trillion package, but what exactly is on the chopping block. >>> and you've heard of 3d printed toys, engine parts, maybe even jewelry, but how about a 2,000 square foot house. 3d printed, it's thursday, february 25th, 2021, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc ♪ we'll have a house party we don't need nobody ♪ ♪ when we break that box out ♪ >> i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today here's how stock futures are kicking this thursday morning off. we'll call them stable for right now. the dow jones industrial average implied higher by a modest 55 points and some declines here for the s&

cnbc's scott cohn live at boulder creek tonight. else did we learn from this review >> reporter: well, shep, this really was about learning to better deal with what's become a fact of life in california and elsewhere, really now year round. case in point where i am in the santa cruz mountains south of the bay area, this is a fire that burned in august, but when the winds kicked up here just last month, they actually reignited embers from that fire and the fire briefly started up again. that is how dry that it has been that camp fire back in 2018 followed 200 days with no rain, in addition to the horrific death toll, nearly $17 billion in damage tearing through the town of paradise like a giant blow torch so scientists with the national institute of standards and technology working with local partners reconstructed the fire, which they found started about seven miles outside of town, but that did not create a buffer for the community. it actually gave the fire the distance to actually kick up more of a fury they say it was a perfect

this is "the news" on cnbc this we've never seen. previously unreleased riot video that house prosecutors are using to help make their case. >> he didn't just tell them to fight like hell. he told them how, where, and when >>> a federal investigation. millions of bogus n95 masks distributed to hospitals tonight, scrambling to find and test everyone whose safety may have been compromised. >>> provided the greatest performance at blocking and exposure of aerosols to the procedure. >> the newly updated guidance on masks that could drive down transmission rates will you wear two? >>> plus mark cuban's dallas mavericks had stopped playing the national anthem before games. now the nba makes a rule >>> the house impeachment managers playing disturbing, never before seen security video that shows how very close the mob came to lawmakers as they tried to hunt them down. the managers say this is the insurrection the former president assembled, inflamed, and incited. in the first video, you can see the first wave of rioters, some dressed in tac

this is "the news" on cnbc. w h rhetoric would be a call to action. >> they echoed eac >>> resting their case impeachment managers saying the former president knew his rhetoric would be a call to action. >> they echoed each other. stand back and stand by. trump sent us. we are listening to trump. >>> deadly pile up. >> seeing all those cars over there, some of them are pancakes. >> vehicle after vehicle after vehicle. more than 100 of them slamming into each other on a texas highway. tonight the rescue effort and the weather factor >>> safely reopening the nation's schools the cdc set to announce new guidelines for getting it done >>> plus, a $12 million takedown the dea busts what it calls an opioid land minemine >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >> good evening. house impeachment managers have rested their case with a warning for senators if you don't convict the former president, he will incite violence again >> fight for trump fight for trump. fight for trump. >> today

at cnbc, 4:00 a.m.dallas, texas, here is your top five at five millions in texas still in the dark and cold. power remains off with little or no heat as another storm hits the state and people point fingers about what went wrong, a humanitarian crisis grows. >>> outside of that, stimulus still in focus for the markets but as the vaccine rollout, and will the relief package get smaller. >>> reddit in the hot seat, alongside the hedge funds they want tbr

landing on the martian surface >>> live from cnbc the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >> good evening. the relentless winter weather that froze much of the deep south is now causing dangerous conditions across the mid-atlantic and the northeast another powerful storm expected to bring more snow, more sleet, more freezing rain well into tomorrow nbc news reports at least 37 people have died in storm-related incidents over the last week. the majority of them in texas. right now more than 350,000 homes and businesses there are still without power. but for many, getting safe drinking water is the major problem. millions of people in texas have been told they have to boil their water after the storm knocked out power to treatment plants across the state. look at this apartment in katie, texas. water pouring from the ceiling just listen to it. the floor covered. the owner says they haven't had power for more than 78 hours about 2 1/2 hours west in austin a woman and her daughter haven't had any running water in three days so they started boilin

at cnbc global headquarters. here is your five at 5:00.ck at record highs after another incredible intraday swing for the dow jones industrial average it is not just the blue chip, reddit's favorite now on the up swing, surging 50% in the premarket. >>> in the fight against covid, two new reassuring headlines today giving i

the video did not air on cnbc. now in our general news hour, we decided to play it for you without interruption or minneapolismy n miplation of any kind. in what's yet to come in this historic proceeding. now the video as introduced by the house impeachment managers this afternoon >> we will stop the steal. [ applause ] today i will lay out just some of the evidence proving that we won this election, and we won it by a landslide. this was not a close election. and after this, we're going to walk down, and i'll be there with you, we're going to talk down we're going to walk down to the capitol. >> let's take the capitol. let's take the capitol >> we are going to the capitol where our problems are it's that direction. >> everybody this way, this way. >> tens of thousands of folks, where the hell did they come from >> usa usa! usa! >>usa! usa! us >> madam speaker, the vice president of the united states president and the united states senate [ applause ] >> off the sidewalk.mber you a it's a million to one out here, d

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cnbc's eamon javers on tonight's top story. eamon? >> reporter: yeah, contessa. donald trump's attorneys today argued that his impeachment today is really nothing more than just politics dressed up as a national legal debate. >> this unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence, it is about democrats trying to disqualify their political opposition it is constitutional cancel culture. >> reporter: they argued on process grounds saying the house managers didn't conduct an adequate investigation and relied too much on unverified press accounts the defense made a dramatic accusation hotly contested by the house managers that the managers had presented phony evidence >> reason to believe the house managers manipulated evidence and selectively edited footage >> reporter: now the defense argued that one of the trump quotations cited by the managers, get your people to fight, referred to members of congress fighting politically, not to people fighting in the street >> you have to get your people to fight, and if they don't fight, we have to pri

i'm shepard smith on cnbc.e bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news a group of ten republican senators met tonight with president biden, as he pushes for massive covid relief package. they have their own counter offer. but their package nowhere near the size of president biden's proposal the price tag for the republican version, $618 billion. less than a third of the president's plan it has a smaller, direct payment and there's no funding for state and local governments. those have been major sticking points for democrats throughout the process. one of the republican senators is with us now from the white house. senator bill cassidy of louisiana. sir, thanks for coming we appreciate it should the american people be less or more optimistic about a deal after your get-together with the president >> i think they should be more optimistic there was common ground. that we've got to take care of the american people. the president said listen, we may disagree on some things, but we're not going to disagree on

that's what'stopping cnbc's "o the money. apple is working on software that will let users unlocke lock their iphones with face i.d. even with your mask on but there's a catch. you have to do it through your apple watch. they're testing the new feature right now. it will likely rollout in the spring, says the company >> google's parent company posted a record $56.9 billion revenue. that's a 23% increase from a year ago its cloud business is still lagging behind competitors it lost more than $5 billion in revenue just last year shares of alphabet grew 6% in extending trading. >>> uber bringing the booze. the company just acquired the alcohol delivery service drizly. the price? more than a billion dollars in stock and cash drizly's marketplace will be available on the uber eats app the deal expected to close within the first half of this year >>> on wall street, the dow up 476, almost 1.6%, and its best day since november the s&p up 52. the nasdaq up 209. i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top

you know, the ceo is actually on cnbc yesterday both ceos were on cnbc yesterday, and you know, uber, ceo of uber says that if amazon owns next day delivery, uber wants to own next hour delivery. and that's exactly right you know, i look at the difference between an uber and a lyft, and i have said it before, uber is not a ride share company. it's a tech delivery company and they want to be the company that brings everything to your door, and you know, they bought -- they did this kind of really cool pivot and bought one of, you know, uber eat's biggest competition, post mates in mid to late 2020, and now with this purchase of drizly, they keep doubling down, and i'm really excited about the future of uber. >> many have made the case that uber is not a ride share company, it's a technology company, a service company that provides a platform for dispatch and everything else. what exactly does that say about the valuation of the actual kind of market value that it can grow into over time the bullish narrative around uber has to center around the fact that their total addressable market

production surge but, what their plan encounter is the emerging variant. >> announcer: live from cnbc's, the facts, the truth, the news from shepard smith >> tiger woods is reported to be in surgery in the hospital tiger changed the game and the greatest to ever played in now in the middle of another crisis with the world watching good evening tiger woods was driving alone say police he's badly hurt but expected now to survive cops say it happened like this at 7:12 a.m. local time tiger woods was driving fast on a downhill road in a residential area, south of los angeles somehow he hit a curb and sn smashed into a tree and rolled over several times when the medics arrived, he was in bad shape, both legs injured. the first deputy on the scene says tiger was conscious and talking but not able to stand at all. his safety belt and air bag likely saved his life. they used an ax and other tools to remove him from his car there is no evidence of impairment from drugs or alcohol or anything else he admits it will take weeks to complete the investigation into the crash. local coverage from nbc 4

this is "the news" on cnbc >> we are going to the capitol. >> letting the images speak for themselves the former president's second impeachment trial. debating the constitutionality of the single charge, incitement of insurrection for encouraging the deadly capitol riot in the room where it happened the president staying focused on his agenda. >> his role is to be currently focused on address the needs of the american people. >> the priority covid relief who gets what when and the states that aren't waiting on washington to cut a check. >>> a deadly attack on a minnesota health clinic. tonight searching for a motive. >>> plus, on the ground in wuhan. the world health organization investigators release their findings on how covid broke free >> announcer: live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith. >> good evening. the second impeachment trial of the 45th president of the united states began in the senate today. the charge incitement of insurrection today's debate focused on whether the trial itself is constitutional, and the senate voted 56-

that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. starting next week, the minimum wage is going up a dollar to $16. a year ago costco gave employees a $2 premium to help offset the financial blow from the pandemic. >>> best buy, on the other hand, is cutting jobs and closing more stores the company announced today it has laid off 5,000 workers just this month the ceo there says some workers already retrained for digit at roles. >>> america's love for hard celter bailing out anheusanh anheus anheuser-busch >>> on wall street, a bruising day on the corner of wall and broad. the dow done 560, the nasdaq down 479 concerns about inflation messed with bond yields, even with though signs of inflation. we'll let the "squawk box" crew explain that first thing tomorrow morning >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news new tonight, the white house says president biden has spoken with the king of saudi arabia. it comes as the white house preparing to declassify and release a u.s. intelligence report

consider it solved. >>> i'm rahel solomon and here is your cnbc covid update at this hour.easing shipments of covid vaccines. each week the states will receive 13.5 million doses that's up from 11 million last week and doses going directly to pharmacies they will double to 2 million each week but the biden administration does acknowledge that shipments will be disrupted by all the severe weather that has hit, fedex and u.p.s. hubs in tennessee and kentucky. >>> new numbers from the cdc show that more than 55 million doses have been administered so far with almost 40 million people getting at least one shot now the pace did slow over the weekend but that was due to the storm and the holiday. still, however, above 1 million a day. >>> and covid vaccine shipments are finally arriving in japan, that's welcome news to olympic organizers who still plan on holding the games in tokyo later this year. over the weekend that country approved the use of the pfizer/biontech shot, it will be going first to front-line workers and hospitals. >>> it looks like japan is saying that it will n

at cnbc global headquarters and here is your top five at 5:00.cks looking to get back on track after the markets win streak sputters. futures are higher this morning. >>> shares of twitter also on the rise this morning following strong earnings, but the tech giant is talking about some mounting head winds on the cost side >>> robinhood's ceo speaking out defending high speed traders and their role in the markets amid the recent short squeeze frenzy. and then bitcoin's rally finding some new fuel amid tesla's recent backing as investors search for what could carry the crypto to the next big mark, maybe even 50,000 or beyond >>> and salesforce becoming the latest company to embrace the work from anywhere mantra. it's wednesday, february 10th, 2021, and you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ you don't got to go to work comp title page -- work, work, work ♪ >> a song about work good morning, welcome, i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan this morning, and here is how your money and the global markets are setting their day up stoc

at cnbc global headquarters. futures right now pointing towards a higher open following wall street's best week since november >>> red light. shares of hyundai and kia dropping in asia after the automakers say they are not in talks with apple to develop a car. >>> south africa will stop using the astrazeneca covid vaccine after they show it was not effective in preventing a variant of the virus. >>> the dogecoin is soaring after an elon musk tweet about the currency. >>> and congratulations to the super bowl champions, tom brady and the bucs tweeting the kansas city chiefs. it's monday, february 8, 2021. you are watching wou "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to the show. i am dominic chu in for brian sullivan history in tampa bay playing out last night tom brady leading the bucs to the super bowl at age 43, breaking his own record to win his seventh super bowl ring. its his tenth super bowl appearance this was tampa bay's first championship since back in 2003. brady was named the ga

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cnbc's kate rooney from san francisco. was this hearing mostly political theater?et answers? >> shep there was some grandstanding, tense moments and a lot of people forgetting to turn off the mute button but not a lot of answers lawmakers did try to highlight investor protection. applauding robinhood for providing main street americans access to the stock market things got tense when they talked about how some of the wall street firms make money >> you are doing a great job of wasting my time. you're if you're g going to fill buster you should run for the senate. >> robinhood feels that by far the most questions from congress, ceo vlad ten i have asked about rumors he that they stopped allowing trading because of relationships with hedge fund he said that was false and they don't answer to hedge funds. they said they needed to restrict trading to meet obligations to investors also faced ails that robinhood makes stock trading addictive in some cases. >> a thousand times a day? >> you are encouraging your customers to tap on an app a thousand times a day that to me

at cnbc global headquarters and here is your top five at 5:00. futures pointing towards a higher open after the dow closes at a record high >>> president biden and his chinese counter part xi jinping speaking by phone late last night. we have a live report from d.c. coming up on the contents of that call. >>> uber shares trading lower following the company's latest quarterly reports, this despite signs of improvement in its ride sharing business. >>> meanwhile, pot stocks soaring on heavy interest from those reddit traders, and a new report says microsoft made an approach to buy pinterest. it's thursday, february 11th, 2021, and you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ do you want to go slowly into the city, the snow is sparkling ♪ >> top of the morning, i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's get right to where the markets are starting off futures are point to a high open dow jones higher by 65 points, record high yesterday. s&p 500 implied higher by eleven points and the nasdaq 60 at this state. green across the screen. o

that's what's stopping cnbc's on the money.a invested $1.5 billion in bitcoin cryptocurrency, that according to a filing with the sec. the world's most valuable automaker will also start to accept bitcoin as payment for its cars bitcoin shot to a new high on the news breaking through 44,000 in trading today >>> tiktok users have more music choices. the video sharing app striking a deal with universal music group. it now has agreements in place with all three major labels. tiktok, a growing force in the industry last year more than 170 million songs surpassed more than 1 billion video views on the platform. >>> did you watch the oatly ad during the super bowl. it starred the ceo sipping a jingle critics called it awkward and bizarre, but that may have been the strategy because after the ad aired oatly began giving away this t-shirt it says, i totally hated that oatly commercial they gave away 500 shirts in less than 5 minutes. >>> on wall street, a record close for stocks the dow up 238 rising for the sixth straight session the

that's what topping cnbc's "on the money. former republican senator from georgia sold the wnba team to a three-person investor group. loeffler was critical of the league's efforts to draw attention to social justice issues, so her own players campaigned against her during last month's senate runoff election the dream's former star, danae montgomery part of the new ownership, and she is now the first former wnba player to become an owner. >>> the world's largest -- china's all time biggest month for movie ticket sales $1.7 billion covid under control in the country and theaters are running at half capacity. >>> europe's richest man just bought himself some birkenstocks bernard arnault is the same guy who owns louis vuitton and christian dior terms not disclosed, but birkenstock is reportedly valued at $4.8 billion. >>> on wall street, the dow dropped 470 points to end a losing week. the s&p lost 18. nasdaq gained 73 i'm scott wapner in for shep it's half past the hour. here is the rest of the news cpac now under way in orlando

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. top of the news.rgrounds, school gyms, opening mega sites to get shots into arms quickly as possible l.a. county set up six, dodger stadium can vaccinate up to 12,000 a day once up and running. new yorkers will get a shot at yankee stadium governor cuomo said 15,000 appointments available first week new 16 lane vaccination site opened at texas motor speedway aiming to vaccinate 10,000 a day, three days a week morgan chesky is there >> reporter: what's most impressive about this massive vaccination facility is its efficiency organizers are averaging about 22 minutes from moment person drives up and is checked in at tents behind me to the point they pull up to this tent where they encounter volunteers that have come from all across the area to receive the vaccinations from moderna and pfizer, and most importantly, pull up just beyond this tent, park and wait for 15 minutes to make sure there are no adverse side effects. president of the texas motor speedway says this is the perfect facility to pull off

here is cnbc's jane wells. >> reporter: nick is a banker.'s also a farmer. ♪ >> reporter: well tom a new version of "green acres. pinfield used to work in portland, maine, and now he does the same job from home. >> i love it up here. >> reporter: up here is north of portland where he bought a vacation home for the weekends, but now he is here full-time and like a lot of americans leaving the cities during covid, he has discovered a green thumb. he is bringing a sickly apple orchard back the life. >> this tree has dead wood on it, and some of it like here, this is probably from the deer eating it. >> reporter: as america is going back to the land, the smaller tractors are the fastest growing segment of the tractor ndustry >> after working so many weeks or months with the shovel, or some other hand tool, it gets old. so you are looking to upgrade to something more modern like a tractor. >> adco owns the massey ferguson brand, and sales grew some 40%. >> the tractor i want is only about 20,000, but it is the implements that you want. >> it has