this was david miller only a few months before he died. 66 and healthy, loving, and loved. him is harder because of the pandemic. >> one day at bereavement counseling, i don't know how to live without you, dad. >> reporter: to find closure, she turned to london's cathedral, for censturicenturie building focused on remembering loss and sacrifice. she added her father's image to the cathedral's permanent, online memorial, a project to help people cope with confronting grief in the time of covid. >> i just want to keep his memory alive. >> reporter: he's not just a number. >> he's not just a number. he's my dad. >> reporter: david miller, nick, john tait, just three among the millions lost. a tiny sample from the pandemic's infinite pool of grief. phil black, cnn, london. ♪ it is love, love, love that makes it all worthwhile♪ ♪and it is love, lolove, love♪ ♪that can't help but make you smile.♪ ♪it is love, love, love...♪ send the love. order now at edible.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for every trip you've been dreaming of, expedia has millions of flexible booking options. because the best tr

this was david miller only a few months before he died, 66 and healthy, loving and loved. says everything about grieving him is harder because of the pandemic. >> i'm waiting for bereavement counseling because i don't know how to live without you, dad. >> reporter: to find closure she turned to london's st. paul's cathedral, for centuries a building focused on remembering loss and sacrifice. samie added her father's image to the cathedral's permanent online memorial a project to help people cope with the specific challenges of confronting grief in the time of covid. >> i just think it's a beautiful thing that st. paul's cathedral has done and i just want to keep him memory alive. >> he is not just a number. >> he is not just a number. he is my dad. >> reporter: david miller, nick develin, john tate, just three among the millions lost. a tiny sample from the pandemic's infinite pool of grief. phil black, cnn, london. - [announcer] pray.com's bedtime bible stories calm your mind and ease your spirit. download pray.com to get the #1 app for prayer and sleep. >>> the national

david: jason miller, senior advisor to former president trump with us tonight on the impeachment casel next week. it is the u.s. constitution that is on trial. not just from the aspect of the unconstitutional nature of the fact that president trump already left office, they're trying to go to set a terrible precedent impeaching someone who is a private citizen. they're also trying to impeach the first amendment. this is critical. david: that's it for us this evening. lou, plans to be back tomorrow. historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow. thanks for joining us. i'm david maria: good tuesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, it's tuesday february 2nd, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. robinhood's race to raise cash, raising more than $2 billion. now ceo to testify on capitol hill. we are taking a look at how the whole frenzy started with the man behind wall street bed reddit forum. he's coming live. we will get into it. no deal. republican senators urging president biden to scale back 1.9 tril

david: jason miller, senior advisor to former president trump with us tonight on the impeachment caseomplete farce and i think it is also important norfolks to realize this just isn't president trump who will be on trial next week. it is the u.s. constitution that is on trial. not just from the aspect of the unconstitutional nature of the fact that president trump already left office, they're trying to go to set a terrible precedent impeaching someone who is a private citizen. they're also trying to impeach the first amendment. this is critical. david: that's it for us this evening. lou, plans to be back tomorrow. historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow. thanks for joining us. i'm david asman. have a great night. ♪ >> good evening everybody. tonight, americans demanding less talk. jackie: the stakes are rising by the day war between congress, wall street establishment and the little guy. from main street, wall street, battles of the schoolyard fight. we have the frustrated father who went viral sled his

david: jason miller, senior advisor to former president trump with us tonight on the impeachment casethink it is also important norfolks to realize this just isn't president trump who will be on trial next week. it is the u.s. constitution that is on trial. not just from the aspect of the unconstitutional nature of the fact that president trump already left office, they're trying to go to set a terrible precedent impeaching someone who is a private citizen. they're also trying to impeach the first amendment. this is critical. david: that's it for us this evening. lou, plans to be back tomorrow. historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow. thanks for joining us. i'm david kennedy: alright now welcome to it. ten republican senators tonight at the white house to play a let's make a deal. and they've got a covid relief plan that cost just a third about $1.9 trillion monstrosity democrats are trying to sell. but will president biden listen to reason? or caved into the radicals who want a blank check for the crazy agenda. and what in the

this was david miller only a few months before he died. 66 and healthy, loving and loved.iting for bereavement coun counseling, because i don't know how to live without my dad. >> reporter: to find closure, she turned to london st. paul's cathedral, for centuries a building focused on remembering loss and sacrifice. sammy added her father's image to the permanent online memorial, a project to help people cope with the specific challenges of confronting grief in the time of covid. >> i just think it's a beautiful thing st. paul's cathedral has done. i want to keep his memory alive. >> reporter: he's not just a number. >> he's not just a number. he's my dad. >> reporter: these were just three among the millions lost, a tiny set from the pandemic's infinite pool of grief. phil black, cnn, london. when you switch to xfinity mobile, you're choosing to get connected to the most reliable network nationwide, now with 5g included. discover how to save up to $300 a year with shared data starting at $15 a month, or get the lowest price for one line of unlimited. come into your local

back with us david plouffe and tim miller. david, so much to discuss here.e, joe manchin as a democrat, i went through his voting record, voted for sessions, barr, pompeo and kavanaugh and yet he is offended apparently by the tweets that this woman has put out over the past several years. viewers of this network know her from her many appearances. susan collins i'm just assuming is troubled by the whole thing. and axios is saying this, which is what i want to ask you about. "house democratic leaders are quietly mounting a campaign for sholanda young, a long-time congressional aide, to replace nooera tanden as nominee for director of the office of management and budget, people familiar with the matter tell axios." david, you've been around the block a couple times. your first rode yeh this is not. you don't get stories like that talking about alternative candidates when your candidate is in good shape. >> well, that seems wildly premature to me. i still think they have some time to find that one republican vote. and if not you go to plan b. yeah, listen, firs

luckily for us, we have david plouffe and tim miller still with us and standing by. r first rodeo this is not, nor is this your rookie season in cable news. you know how this works. you know what gets the oxygen. is it going to be debate and proposals surrounding a $2 trillion coronavirus relief package? oh, let me guess. or is it going to be the president's second impeachment trial before the senate? tell me how the biden white house is going to navigate this. >> well, i think they've handled the impeachment question really well, which is, you know, the senate needs to work its way towards procedure. their focus is going to be on this relief package, and that and making sure we're upping both the production of the vaccine, the distribution of the vaccine, the user experience on the back end. but i think there's a lot of questions. that question you just showed, brian, does it have to be big or does it have to be bipartisan? and i think bipartisan is nice to have, and i think the president will do all he can to attract republican support. but big is a must-have. i thi

david lee miller is live in new york with the latest. david lee. mayor's plan to revive the arts and my bigger why now? >> well harris, the mayor unveiled what is called the open culture program. what this essentially is going to do is it will give permits to cultural and certain arts institutions, a permit to perform at more than 100 locations throughout the city. these organizations will be able to charge a ticket, be able to seek donations. they will, however, have to abide by the covid guidelines. as you mentioned, this pandemic has not only shut down broadway but all opera, ballet and live music performances are on hold. the mayor says the creative arts are vital to new york's recovery from the pandemic. >> our cultural communities are our conscious, hope and identity as new yorkers. now we'll be bringing our cultural community back to the greatest stage in the world, the streets of new york city. >> some tweet saying he is wasting time and resources highly the city has more serious problems an exodus of businesses and residents and soaring cr

david leigh miller, thank you. >> john: texas dealing with a power crisis after the winter storms.covery efforts? we will check in with lieutenant governor dan patrick. plus no apologies for the nursing home covid debacle now under federal investigation. we will talk with republican new york congressman tom reda coming up. thout breaking my back or breaking the bank. ♪♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda approved treatment specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't

david miller is live in new york city with more. how many kids are going back to school there?roughly 200,000 middle school students in new york city, about 60,000 starting today can return to the classroom, at least part-time. students that do show up had to previously sign up. they needed a signed parental consent form, agreed to take part in random covid testing parents parents we talked with are believed to get them back in school. >> i considered getting confetti this morning. that's how excited we are. kids need to be in school for many factors, from learning, on hand learning, to the socialization, to even just mentally, getting out of the house, having a purpose. speak at the reopening of not only middle schools but all schools is a national trend. three states, iowa, montana and wyoming now make classroom learning available to all students in here in new york city, which is the largest school district in the country, elementary schools opened in december. still, no word when high schools are going to open. the mayor says he expects to make that announcement in the next

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david rosenberg, stanley draghi miller, others are saying how much higher can we really go? jeremy pointed out, when you get to this level of optimism, in order to keep it going -- who are you going to sell to? essentially, we have been in months of a decline. matt: you have a federal reserve that doesn't mind continuing to buy assets with no limits, a treasury that wants to fund this government to the tune of trillions. looking for another 1.9 trillion. when you have these massive numbers, these are a lot bigger than the tarp numbers from our days in the financial crisis, exponentially larger. can't that drive momentum further and further? david: essentially, we are getting to germany type levels in terms of lack of discipline. i'm not predicting that for a while -- we are only at 2% inflation, but inflation is likely to pick up. we had personal income go up in march, april, may with this dramatic largess as far as paying people to sit on the couch. we are talking trillions rather than hundreds of billions. we have never seen anything like that. we love gold and silver, a s

david lee miller is trying to sort it out in a chilly new york city. what's up?, the old adage the show must go on, but not everyone agrees. during the pandemic here in new york city, broadway has been shut down along with all performances of dance, opera, other forms of cultural entertainment. the mayor wants to revive the industry with what he calls the open culture program. one critic of the mayor called his recorded announcement cringe worthy as deblasio speaks, dancer from a harlem-based dance company perform. >> we need arts and culture back and need people to see it and feel it. to participate in it. >> the mayor's plan allows certain arts and culture institutions to get a one-day permit to perform at 100 locations throughout the city. when the city has more serious problems. musician tweeted out the fact these folks don't realize how insulting this is to the hundreds of thousands of dedicated performers and professionals put out of work is a glimpse into how they don't value the arts and view it as sort of a hobby. a report from the city controller found

david: that was the ceo of siemens they're speaking with matt miller. ming up, now that the gamestop frenzy has slowed down, the sec hunting for fraud. that's next. this is bloomberg. david: you are watching "bloomberg markets: asia." bloomberg news has learned the sec is combing social media and messaging platforms for signs of fraud that may have played a role in the surge in gamestop, amc, and other companies. we know they are starting to look into perhaps signs of market manipulation. are they finding any? su: we cannot possibly know that because they have just begun. there's indications this kind of scrutiny could take many months if not more than a year. the scrutiny, we should point out, is part of a broader look into market turmoil and comes as the treasury has called on regulators to address recent market volatility, and if what we were seeing is consistent with a fair marketplace. as we know, gamestop and other previously unloved stocks shot to the moon, fueled by social media, mainly platforms on reddit, and an army of traders. they say they'r

. >> finding dawna and david's children were their only thought. devin's, too. kenny miller video, taken hours later at the hospital, tell the story of what those children endured, blood-soaked and terrified at the side of the road, waiting to be rescued, the cartels still moving in the mountains around them. do you remember when they found you, cody? >> they put, um, everybody inside a ranger, and they put me inside a hospital truck. >> the ambulance? >> they put me inside the ranger. i was freezing cold, so i got a blanket and they gave me some burritos, and they were really good. >> because you were really hungry, right? >> yeah. >> the ambulance that carried the children came from this hospital we visited in the town of bavispe, that lies between la mora and the ambush site. >> hola. >> ¿cómo estás? >> muy bien. >> we wanted to meet the doctor adam said didn't hesitate when he asked him to head into the battle that night to help the children. >> [ speaking spanish ] >> 10 hours without drinking water, and real dry, real, uh... >> [ speaking spanish ] >> how much pain was

david: 1:00 p.m. in new york. 2:00 a.m. hong kong. i am matt miller.e are today's top stories from around the world. fed chair jay powell signals the central bank has no intentions of pulling back its support for the economy. we dig into how markets are digesting. the race for new york city heats up. we have a conversation with one of the contenders, former city executive ray maguire. plus, an interview with the ceo of lucid motors. see civ getting absolutely hammered in today's trading. first, a quick check of the markets. speaking of getting hammered, we see the nasdaq getting hit hard. right now, nasdaq 100 down 2%, the six day in a row. the 10 year yield is not moving much, but holding at a high level. that number of rising rates in general is a problem. i have bitcoin, also a problem. i am going to show you tesla in a second, but a number of them including jack dorsey's square. bitcoin falls 14%. still not a problem if you bought a 10 years ago. the pound, speaking of traditional fiat currencies, 141 on the pound. relative strength for the british

david schone and caston are coming on board. they chose to part ways with the legal team a week before the trial. trump spokesman jason miller calls it fake news. sources speaking anonymously told the "washington post" the south carolina team was uncomfortable making the unsubstantiated claims and wanted to argue the unconstitutional ality of impeaching a president who has already left office. meanwhile, "new york times" reporter michael grimbaum said his new legal team met with jeffrey epstein in prison and told fox he didn't believe epstein killed himself. the other declined to prosecute bill cosby in 2005 for sexual assault, citing in sufficient evidence. so, matt lewis, first of all, just the optics of the president's legal team leaving him a week before the trial begins shows me what a difference the presidency makes. when you're president, you have certain authority and power and people want access to you and they will bend sometimes to stay close to power. when you're not president, you look at someone speaking stuff that makes no sense, or that could get them in legal trouble, you walk away. your thoughts? >> there i