up accounting for 33 points on the dow jones, nike at the 6% accounting for 66 points for the dow jonesot for those three stocks that dow jones would be lower. down 160 as we speak. next case, the britts facing more lockdowns after a new strain of the virus was detected. greg, what are officials saying? >> they are saying caution, stuart, just in time for christmas a huge covid-19 problem in the uk, maybe elsewhere as well. starting saturday was revealed a new mutant strain of the coronavirus was detected in london and the south east england saying it's responsible for as much as the 60-- 60% new cases and they say it's a 70% more contagious than that old coronavirus and they issued a ban on for old -- foreign travel issuing a mad rush this weekend to train stations. right now over 30 countries, canada, russia, banning anyone from entering the-- from the uk. france banning all truck cargo from the uk basically shutting down cargo traffic between the uk and europe with thousands of trucks backed up. supermarkets warning of shortages as vaccines continue to be rolled out and scientists sa

the dow jones, the nasdaq, the s&p, they are all in record territory.e deangelis is here to guide you through the next two hours. jackie: thank you, david. we're here. i'm jackie deangelis in for neil cavuto for the next two hours. we're coast coast to coast. on california where a celebrity hot spot is in some hot water for some new year's eve plans. we have details coming up. to nashville where officials are working to find the motive behind the downtown bombing on christmas eve. a live report from nashville this hour. first our top story of the day president trump

so we have suddenly taken a dip for the dow jones industrials. already down, but to have dropped from down about 20 points to down 161 points, it could be this headline that is pressuring the markets suddenly, as you see lows of the session at the moment. it appears that the covid deaths in the united states have now surpassed 300,000. to put this into perspective, just yesterday, i was taking notes on this, the deaths were at 298,101. now they have surpassed 300,000 here in the united states. that of course is certainly sobering for the markets and for this country. dow is still down about 156 points. >>> let us turn to tesla, which next monday joins the s&p 500. tesla is not the only one joining an exclusive club. peloton set to spin its way into the nasdaq 100 next monday. the tech-heavy index also swiping right on match group, american electric power, marvel technologies, okta and australian software developer atlassian corporation. peloton is jumping 4.33%. marvell up 3.5%. feeling the love of joining the nasdaq 100. >>> looking at tesla, ca

dow jones is reporting those conversations are ongoing.to the report, to has resisted an agreement admit to wrongdoing because she believes she did nothing wrong. according to dow jones, there was an earlier draft of an agreement that she rejected because she did not like the way that her dealings with the banks -- she is being accused of lying to banks about why ways business in iran. -- refused to haidi: this comes at a time when we are getting increasing pressure between -- from washington, i should say come onto beijing's big companies. what other implications are there depending on how this plays out for the broader relationship and some of these other companies? john: miss has been a major sticking point in the relationship, and partly why things have gotten so tense. two years ago, when she was arrested, it was in the middle of these trade talks. there was some discussion that it could derail these talks. if this is resolved, it could potentially sort of open up a pathway for an improvement in the relationship. shery: talking about

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the "wall street journal" and the dow jones average are interesting to read, but for americans it's not part of the regular life experience. it's just a question of whether not they can keep their family owned business open or whether not that store or that restaurant they always valued as part of their community is gone forever. we know the stock market and a single jobs report are not reliable measure of the economy's overall health at the fact is too many americans are still living life on the brink look at the long lines of people in their cars waiting for food, spending hours of their day trying to get a donation of food some of the embarrassed by the experience, but they should not be. it reflects the reality what life is like for many people who just a short time ago were volunteers at that same bank for contributed to it. they are waiting anxiously for the him him him go. order of hospitalsit and doctors who have been the key with month on the front lines. i can't help but be personally moved by these doctors and nurses who stand before us and talk about what it's like to be in

it's a mild santa rally with the dow jones up about 50 points.t is up again just a fraction. the nasdaq is up by about the same percentage point, up about 21 points to 12792 still, a huge rally all year. shami alibaba-- alibaba, alibaba way down as they face eight anti- monopoly by the chinese communist country. ashley: that sounds pretty ominous. chinese regulators have reportedly opened an investigation into alibaba practice of forcing merchants to choose one of two platforms rather than working with both. alibaba says with business operations remaining normal, but the company that latest big tech firm to be targeted by authorities. beijing appears to be asserting more control through regulation and hong kong. shares fell close to 11% here in the us. chinese authorities also announcing they would meet with alibaba affiliate aunt to reportedly helped supervise the financial tech company market operations as well as consumer rights and interests. last month regulators suspended the company's ipo days before the planned listing in hong kong and sh

the wal"the wall street journald dow jones average are interesting to read. but for most americans, it's not part of their regular life experience. it's just a question about whether or not they can keep their family-owned business open or whether or not that store or that restaurant that they always valued as part of their community is gone forever. we know the stock market or the single jobs report are not reliable measures of the economy's overall health. the fact is too many americans are still living life on the brink. look at the long lines of people in their cars waiting for food, spending hours of their day trying to get a donation of food. some of them embarrassed by the experience though they should not be. it reflects the reality of what life is like for many people who just a short time ago were volunteers at that same food bank or contributed to it. they're waiting anxiously for relief and wondering if congress even knows it. we set a record of 88,000 americans hospitalized last tuesday, a week ago. one-quarter of our hospitals are reporting crit

the dow jones index set an all time record in november by breaking that 30000 level for the 1st time. but its share owners have been cheering employees, small business owners with their not so happy economies around the world have slowed down, and unemployment figures shot up and they remain up, which is also words. all right, my colleague rob wants from b. to be busy at the big table with me. so let's the story does a lot to talk about here. how historic 1st of all has this month been for global stocks? it's hard to overstate what an incredible month it's been really we've seen a 13 percent increase in the value of stocks globally blue chip stocks have pulled out in monetary terms that's effectively 155000000 dollars being added to the value of global stocks every minute of november, an incredible figure one that really it's very difficult to get into your mind and it's across the board because we know that the dow jones has had a record breaking month. the s.m.p. $500.00 has hit record highs, but also over in europe. stocks have been performing even better in the french stock market

the dow jones index set an all time record in november by breaking that 30000 level for the 1st time. but its share owners have been cheering employees, small business owners with their not so happy economies around the world of slowdown and unemployment figures shot up in the remain, which is also words. all right, my colleague rob wants from b. to be busy at the big table with me. so let's the story does a lot to talk about here. how historic 1st of all has this month been for global stocks? it's hard to overstate what an incredible month it's been really we've seen a 13 percent increase in the value of stocks globally blue chip stocks. have put that in monetary terms that's effectively 155000000 dollars being added to the value of global stocks. every minute of november is an incredible figure one that really it's very difficult to to get into your mind and it's across the board because we know that the dow jones has had a record breaking month ass and p. $500.00 has hit record highs, but also over in europe, stocks have been performing even better in the french stock market is say

s&p and dow jones in the green.20 has been a very tough year for small businesses in particular between the pandemic forcing them to close their doors, rioters causing in millions of damages many will never open again. let's bring in jeff and sandy lee, the owners of two stores in nashville that were both destroyed by the bombing on christmas day. jeff, before we get into how people can help, describe what you have been through in 2020, exactly how the year has gone. >> well it started out in nashville with tornadoes which hit downtown, proceeded into the suburbs which are quite catastrophic. then of course during that time we had just opened, we just moved one of our locations and had just done a complete reset, refit facelift on the other one and then two weeks after we opened the doors on the new store corona hit and we were shut down for six weeks. and then after that time, then the protests took place, the george floyd protests on second avenue. so that really chased a way a lot of customers that were there. th

the dow jones index set an all time record in november by breaking that 30000 level for the 1st time. but its share owners have been cheering it employees small business owners. well, they're not so happy. economies around the world have slowed down, and unemployment figures shot up and they remain, which is also words. my colleague rob wants from b.w. business here at the big table with me. so let's the state does a lot to talk about here. how historic 1st of all has this month been for global stocks? it's hard to overstate what an incredible month it's been really. we've seen a 13 percent increase in the value of stocks globally blue chip stocks have pulled out in monetary terms that's effectively $155000000.00 being added to the value of global stocks every minute of november. it's an incredible figure one that really it's very difficult to to get into your mind and it's across the board because we know that the dow jones has had a record breaking month. asim p. $500.00 has hit record highs, but also over in europe. stocks have been performing even better in the french stock market

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brian l sullivan futures are pointing to some mixed pictures slightly lower open imt applied for the dow jonesjust about 17 to the down side, pretty much flat for the s&p and just 7 point decline for the overall nasdaq if these future moves hold this comes after the dow, s&p, the nasdaq and russell 2000 all posted record closes in yesterday's trading session. you can see this year to date, still the nasdaq leading the way hire higher up by 42% and nasdaq is on pace for its best wakingly gain since the beginning of november. it has been almost a straight line higher since the pandemic lows and on the treasury yield side of things, a little bit of movement here. higher slightly, about 94 basis points for the ten year. 12.3 basis points or 0.123% for the two year note yield and 30 year long bond, right at 1.69% there. let's go worldwide the bank of japan announcing that it will stick to its current policy framework which includes negative interest rates. most of the major averages in asia closing a bit lower, and in europe, focus returns to the brexit talks julianna tatelbaum is joining us from l

i-shares dow jones, defiance next generation connectivity. what about these three? see a common thread that turns into green dollars? >> yes. because you have a couple of things. the logistics on the transportation side is helping you get products to consumers and number one as you've seen this year for christmas you ended up having a shorter date to turn around and get presents during the holidays. you will have to buildout supply chains and distribution chains in a bigger way. so that's going to help. in terms of the consumer side people don't want to sake selfies with clothes on, want to go out to events and ball games. a whole host of stuff. your prior guest richard gel fon talking about imax, people wanting to have experiences. that will take off we believe in the second half of the year. technology is part of that conduit that helps everything work. liz: indeed. there is no going back on that. gus, it is great to have these ideas because you really have a thesis that works well with it. we'll be watching of course. gus scacco by the way, guys, we look what is

after the overall market today, the dow jones will be on the downside.e are still hearing about the possibility of a student was package. is there any day when we don't hear about a possible stimulus package? there is a big jump in the number of new jobless claims. the economic recovery appears to be slowing with the dow jones down about 100. s&p to the downside and what of the nasdaq, down about 100 points for i have to get to doordash, soaring 86% above the offering price wednesday. susan is back. could they make no money, explain that. susan: it's worth more than general motors, chipotle and dominoes combined as of yesterday and has only been around for seven years and admits all three of the young founders who met as the students as stanford are all worth over $2 billion each and that is that american dream, folks. as for the stock, investors saw a growth of 200% during the covid and it shows there's a lot of cash on the sidelines and demand to bet on the fast-growing us economy companies like doordash that may have been selling other stocks and that

next, when will bitcoin overtake the dow jones?ans and find out what the answers have been coming in as this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the question isn't whether there is a need to help people. the question is what the best way to help people? my judgment is, and across the across-the-board gifts to 85% of taxpayers of a kind that no one thinks can be sustained at every quarter is a mistake. that was former treasury secretary larry summers telling bloomberg why he thinks paying out $2000 stimulus checks is a mistake, and bloomberg opinion seems to be all against it, as well, but investors are cheering the move. global stocks, headed for a record high. joining us, our markets live editor who is neither american, nor a writer for bloomberg opinion, but i want to get your take. what do you think about $2000 stimulus checks? has clearlynk it been good for the markets, right? whether it is good for the economy is a different question because i don't think people trouble an awful lot of earning -- there have been significant job losses and i do

reached new record highs sit at least during the trading session we set a new intraday high in the dow jones industrial average also the s. and p. $500.00 was the new record so obviously that was very well coming. so that now cervix the nation begins 1st and this you mentioned in the u.k. and probably in the united states that was in the next couple of days especially there were stocks from their healthcare sector on fire fighters are beyond gaining quite some but also a biotech companies like engine other pharmaceutical firms like you know really for instance all of those stocks are actually helped to push the markets or to reach new records. so. there is quite some optimism was economist here in the united states goldman sachs for example now expects that we might reach a yearly gross next year of 5.3 percent that's higher than originally expected and it seems that the u.s. consumer is also feeling more times than the upbeat sorry i'm standing here in front of a shopping mall in brooklyn so consumers seem to be spending well and also the service industry seems to be better than feared and

instance that stock was up by a good 4 percent and pull actually was the leader of the pack in the dow jones industrial average gaining almost this 3 percent. ok it hasn't been such a good day for tesla generally tell me it is awful to entry into the electric mobility market the only reason that its shares have been sliding here. oh well i mean 1st of all if paul is really going to enter the e.u. market that wouldn't happen before 2024 or even 25 by then i saw some expectations and actually tesla could control about a 3rd of the eevee market and i guess one reason why tesla traded to the downside for 2nd consecutive day is because on monday they entered the s. and p. 500 index for the 1st time ever and before that the stock was on fire starting the year at around $90.00 a share and now they're trading above $600.00 so i would say it is some profit taking and well there will be quite some talking before and eventually might enter the eview market indeed it's a long road ahead stan scott in new york thank you very much. time now for a quick look at some of the other business stories making new

definitely we saw new records all over the board all the big new sees the nasdaq composite the dow jones of the s. and p. 500 all hitting new highs at the beginning of the week the nasdaq composite by now by the way is up more than 40 percent so the tech heavy index is up more than 40 percent since the beginning of the year. germany's dax also finished a record high on monday put all this into perspective what's it mean for people around the world is it going to make their lives better. well i mean if you look at the stock market it depends if you're invested or not and clearly americans are more invested than the counterparts in germany i've seen recently a number that retail investors so small investors now make up about 20 to 25 percent of the u.s. stock market here a goal that was maybe about 10 percent just so yes people who are invested in the stock market clearly profited from that and now that the 8 pickett's is underway that might also strengthen the u.s. economy and germany is not really well known so that we tell investors are on a broad base invested in the stock market so. a

decrease by about $8.00 and a half percent on the stock market being the biggest decline or in the dow jones. quarter in new york as ever thanks for bringing us up to date. now for some of the other business stories making the news american airlines has completed the 1st public flight of a boeing 737 max since the plane was grounded early last year more than 300 people died in 2 crashes but now american is planning commercial flights with the max from the end of next month of this month by. top rated to e is to receive almost 1800000000 euros from the german government and private lenders and exchange 2 has agreed to freeze dividend payments and bonuses for top managers is the 3rd such package designed to help to offset the impacts of the pandemic. by the world health organization has called on countries to think carefully before opening best ski slopes to tourists the issue is dividing european nations germany france and italy of shut their ski resorts until early january and have an effort to avoid a spike in coronavirus cases but others like austria and poland are welcoming skiers much so

so, h ere's the press release coming from s&p and dow jones. december 21, these equities will be removed from their global indices. they include a-shares and h-shares as well as adr's in new york. crrc companies, the railway national chemical engineer. china nuclear engineer, china state construction international, china railway construction. semi conductor international. i will not read them all, but as one common the thread is they have military ties. they are all state owned enterprises. again, that is a tangible effect from this executive order from november 12. the executive order claims china is increasingly exploiting american capital for the development and modernization of its military intelligence and other security apparatuses. china came out in november and accused the u.s. of " viciously slandering its military civilian integration policies." rish? haslinda: it is a pretty long list. we're also getting more information about china's social credit system from a new congressional report. government chinese exerts a lot of control ove

biotech pfizer partnership and the vaccine candidates have been bold and investors helping boost the dow jones to its best november since 1987. and for more, let's bring in conrad boozer, a financial correspondent in frankfurt. good morning, conrad. we talk about the boost for investors there. have they already, however, factored in. moderne and what it's doing right now, given that some of this has already been spoken of and talked about before. well, they have not factored it in the term in terms of the share price of modern or itself. it got another major boost of around about 20 percent in the u.s. trading yesterday. this trend continues for the share price in asian trading today at all. so on the early trading platforms here in europe, in terms of the broader market, you know, people, traders here, the ones that are at work in this early hour. they are not expecting another a major boost for the broader market today. they say that, you know, this is simple confirmation that there's reason to be optimistic. you know, this, combined with the enormous amount of money that governments are spe

dow industrials 30200 right now and i think in the past this year you said you can see the dow jonesoing to 33000 and i think think you said the s&p now at 3600, you could see it going to 4000. those numbers okay with you right now? >> not by the end of this year, but certainly the end of next year, minimum 10% and 15% upside and that may change come the end of the first quarter. i think we may see more positives come out of investors appreciation for trade, appreciation of what's happening in american midwest states in terms of factory growth, manufacturing growth and i think we will see a rebound and services hopefully by the end of first quarter, surely second-order and if that is the case we could see a rebounded services with possibly a 20% gain in next year. stuart: you have been right before, and i really hope you are right this time. thanks for joining us. i'm sure we will see a lot of you before the end of the year. i want to bring in john polonsky because i want him to look at one aspect of the stock market. i know he is on economist, but let's look at this, the russell 200

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. >>> to the markets we go, there's a bit of a bubble following a jobs report, after that, the dow jones going strong up by almost 200 points getting almost 2/3 of a percent. the percentage gain is similar to in the s&p. it's up by well over one half of 1%. >>> still to come, nonessential travel could be affected as the season gets underway. we take a closer look at what is allowed and how families are dealing with upcoming flights. >>> it is time now for me to show my strength and be a good support. >>> one student telling her story as part of her essay to try to get into college. the challenges she is facing within her own family as she looks to continue her education. >>> changes coming to our forecast next week and we're not talking about the rain that we need. a live look at the golden gate bridge. we will have a closer look at the wild fire danger days away. >>> you have the power to know that before you go when you wake up with mornings on them too. you have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. >>> you love your pet...but hate wearing thei

dow jones says it is planning to launch cryptocurrency exchanges next year.est example of wall street's acceptance of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin since they hit the market in 2017 here's how danny masters explained it to us yesterday. >> there is definitely a narrative at the moment whereby that this sort of perceived career risk of having bitcoin in your institutional portfolio as a portfolio manager is fast migrating into a careerist for not having bitcoin in your portfolio. and that's -- that's a really stunning development >> very interesting point there, kate rooney looking at another big difference between bitcoin now and three years ago. and that is who is buying it kate >> tyler, this year, it's wealthy north americans and long term investors buying bitcoin versus more active traders and folks in asia three years ago. data firm chainal sis annizes blockchain to see where and how much people are big n. 2017, the bulk came from asia this year there are more net inflows from east asia to america he can changes. there are also signs that more high net w

the stock market, dow jones industrial average just hit 30,000, which is the highest in history. stock market's just broken 30,000, never been broken, that number. that is a sacred number, 30,000. >> stephen: yes, a sacred number. as jesus himself said, "blessed be the number 30,000, for, man, that's a lot of whatever it is you're counting. sheep? what else do we own around here? nothing. gotta be sheep." then, just one minute and 15 seconds after the press conference started, it turned out it wasn't a press conference. it was just a brag 'n dash, because he left without taking any questions. >> thank you very much, everybody. thank you. (crosstalk) (reporters shouting questions) >> mr. president-- >> mr. president-- >> sir, why not concede for the good of the country, sir. >> that was weird as ( bleep ). >> stephen: stirring words that someday, no doubt, will grace the facade of his presidential library. this was a rare potus sighting. since the election, he's made few public appearances. he knows that if he comes out of his bunker and sees his shadow, he'll only have six more w

stock futures are pointing to modest gains dow jones implied higher by almost 100 points. be higher by about 11. and the nasdaq rising up roughly 25 if these futures moves hold on the bond side of things, a slight tick lower, veryslight tick lower in ten year u.s. treasury note yields, just a hair below 95 basis points two year 12 basis points and the 30 year long bond just below 1.69% there. also want to take a look at what is happening with the status check on three particular sectors that we want to focus on in 2020. those are technology up 25%. consumer discretion their stocks up 25% and then energy only up about 2% the reason why, over the last six months and certainly in the year to date basis, these three sectors, those two have been top performers and energy the bigger laggard. so watch those sectors as well especially during the holiday season >>> president trump's criticism on the covid relief bill passed earlier this week could lead to a government shutdown and a lapse in unemployment aid. the president says he waentss $2,000 direct payments instead of $600 want

when will bitcoin overtake the dow jones index? garfield: discussing that on the mliv team with some thought that it might happen as soon as this week although i was arguing you might want to wait until the weekend because that seems to be spurt. often puts on a it does look likely it would happen sometime within the next month, the way bitcoin has been motoring along and the way that institutional investors have been accepting it has a far more credible investment than they had regarded it before. notink if bitcoin does overtake the dow jones sometime in the next month, then that might well be because we have had a serious correction in risk sentiment and both of them would end up dropping. bitcoin would drop further and it has a narrower investor base. editor garfield reynolds in sydney for us and you can follow more on the question of the day and all our days trading on our markets live blog on the bloomberg at mliv and you can get a market rundown in one click. there's commentary and analysis from bloomberg's expert editor

pricing,ok at airbnb's dow jones reporting $67 or $68., it was something like $42 billion. is this looking like 1999? >> we totally are. grocer.come flashback today. that was a wonderful business the delivered food exactly like doordash from your local restaurants or markets. it was wonderful marketing. they took care of their customer and they went on a business. that's what i think were -- is. it's a wonderful business for the consumer. although the service is spotty. he said he focused on the customer. i can tell you the service is not that great. the second side of it is, it is not profitable business. this is the best it will ever be for doordash. we literally cannot go anywhere so you have to order. it will never get better for doordash than it is today. and they can't make money, so how is it going to be next year when everyone starts to go to restaurants again? >> the companies who haven't made money quickly and people kept buying stock and going higher? >> no. when people start comparing things to amazon, you have to add jeff bez

day the last week of 2020 and futures pointing to a higher open on the news of the stimulus bill dow jonesp 1635, nas cac up 76 and the s&p 500 a higher open by 25 points. this after a relatively muted week amid this christmas holiday. the dow and nasdaq eeking out slight gains the s&p 500 wrapped up the week with a slight loss the russell 2000 small cap index climbing more than 1.5%, the eighth straight week of gains, it's the longest weekly winning streak since february of 2019. with four days left in the year the nasdaq on pace to be the winning index up more than 42%, vastly outpurchasing the dow and s&p which are higher for the year by around 6% and 15% respectively also want to check in on the price of bitcoin it continues its record run. it's currently sitting at 26,804, after topping 20,000 over the weekend certainly got a lot of attention from family members at the dinner table and also breaking through a number of record highs throughout this week, throughout the last week. we'll dig into that topic in a little bit let's go worldwide, stocks in asia kicking off mostly in positive

stuart: you see that on the dow jones average, 30,290? moments ago it was over 30300. all across the board. >>> how about twilio hitting a record high. cowan and company raised the price target. i don't know what it raised it to but twilio up 1.4%. that is an all time high. going well. >>> the silicon valley exodus, no it is not stopping. we have a big name moving out of california. susan will tell us who it is and where they're going? susan: one much the richest men on the planet. he is taking his company to austin, texas, accelerating a silicon valley exodus. in the sec filing, it is the remote work trend. they want to provide flexibility to their staff. they didn't talk about taxes or texas. they say depending on their role means many employees can choose their office location or work part time from work or all the time. i think it is also news making, all the time from home. oracle joining legendary sill son valley pioneer hewlett-packard enterprises packing to the lone star state. elon musk is moving to texas and austin. companies like at&t and charles schwab and p

liz: breaking news, we are down 257 points on the dow jones industrials, at that level we do wipe outt at the moment, we are hitting session lows, the smb down 34 and the nasdaq down nearly 90 points and so many? as blake burman just told you we still do not know about a deal to keep the government funded. stay tuned right here, blake is not moving i told him he has to stay through the night and tomorrow. zuma is zooming into the christmas spirit, the videoconference giant which is now a verb has announced it's taking down the 40 minute time limit on calls for both christmas and new year's. clearly the work from home darling also becoming a key tool in keeping families and friends in touch with the holiday season and i say that from personal experience because my extended family in california, we adopted the holiday zoom call early on, remember passover, that was in the spring, we went on that thing for hours, hours and hours. zoom one of the pandemics highest flyers of 496% since the start of the year. let's go to jackie deangelis for today's fox business brief, a lot of names to tal

la semana pasada el dow jones rompiÓ en su historia la simbÓlica barrera de los 30.000 puntos.uevos casos. casi 800 mÁs de la marca anterior. esto sin contar que algunos llevan un registro independiente. los 100 millones del condado de los Ángeles enfrentan una tercera ola de la pandemia y entre las restricciones de movimiento, familias y negocios. >> con un promedio diario de 29 muertes y un total de 400.000 contagiados por coronavirus, la nueva normalidad para todos los habitantes de los angeles como santiago ruÍz demanda la suspensiÓn temporal de la vida social dentro de sus hogares. >> es algo que tenemos que hacer hoy. yo sÉ que no nos da placer y no poder gente que conocemos y que apreciamos. >> autoridades de salud se convirtieron las primeras en el paÍs que emiten una restricciÓnque regula el comportamiento dentro de toda las vivienda durante la pandemia. al prohibir reuniones pÚblicas o privadas entre personas que me viven en un mismo hogar. >> nosotros iremos y le dedicaremos para pedirle que se pongan las mÁscaras o si hay violaciÓn, que por favor no violen las Órden

the dow jones rallied about 300 points in the final moments of trading.tocks did gather momentum towards the end of the session as the u.s. congress appeared to take steps towards another round of stimulus and relief funds. there seems to be some optimism that enough lawmakers on both sides of the aisle might support a new compromise, 700 $48 billion stimulus proposal, extending unemployment benefits for millions of americans. the american central bank kicked off a two-day policy meeting today. on wednesday, it is expected to give its latest snapshot of the year, giving us an idea of the state of the u.s. economy, possibly an idea of how long it's ongoing buying and lending programs will go on, how long it expects that emergency support to last. governors unanimously voted to join a central network of banks with the goal of mobilizing low-carb -- low carbon investment. the u.s. and india are the only developed nations in the world to joinhe group of course, donald trump withdrew the united states from that international climate adrift -- climate agreement

. >> the dow jones has been on a tear. how did wall street fare today? >> the nasdaq hit higher. we saw stocks giving up earlier gained by the closing bell. we had mixed clothes there. -- we had a mixed close there. this is the lowest since the start of the pandemic although it is about thretimes higher than pre-pandemic average. we saw boeing shares at performing as much as earlier. we have the updated software release. we don't know the exact price but both companies said there had been a modest discount. it is the first firm order. it is a big to as boeing tries to rebuild confidence. they killed a total of 346 people. boeing now says it updated its software problems. u.s. regulators feared this. monte: finally, a new report suggests that hackers have been targeting the companies involved in shipping doses of the coronavirus vaccine. what do we know? >> it is a pretty alarming report from security experts at ibm. they say hackers appear to be trying to disrupt or steal information about the cold train. this is a crucial part. ibm says it uncovered a targeted campaign. it has b

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most stocks on wall street ending lower following mixed news for markets overseas the dow jones is down by a full 200 points still hanging on above the 30,000 level though. we see the s&p is down by less than one half of 1% and the nasdaq showing a of about the same amount. >>> the second largest school district in the united states just announced this morning it's suspending all in-person teaching and childcare through the rest of the current semester. the los angeles unified school district has been offering tutoring in one-on-one and small group settings for these efforts now will shift to only on my part of the district grab and go food centers will continue with changes expected to be in place by thursday. >> bay area restaurants as well as employees affected by these new round of shutdowns. restaurants have taken a huge hit financially since the beginning of the pandemic. now come with the winter month starting to settle in, many area counties have once again and it indoor and outdoor dining. restaurants only offer takeout and delivery and this is just making things even more diff

there was a good bump of the dow jones at the start but now it is underwater, losing almost 50 pointsw the 30,000 mark. it is right at sea level after earlier gains. the nasdaq was up by almost a full percentage point. >> reporter: google services including gmail and youtube suffered a massive outage this morning. affect all of the workspace services including drive, and the videoconferencing tool. the outage began around 3:30 and many of the services were restored about 30 minutes later. spokesperson says that the outage was not a cyber attack and stead, it was an internal storage quota-ish a. >>> if you have not mailed holiday cards and packages, you might want to do it soon. this is supposed to be busier than ever for the states postal service and other shipping companies. we have more on what you need to get these gifts in the mail. >> reporter: its most wonderful time of the year, but it is also the busiest for the united states postal service. that tells more people than ever are sending out cards and gifts this year, because of the pandemic. >> is been a hard season, so just tr

to our floor show and joining us is s&p dow jones senior index analyst howard silverblatt and new york stock exchange trader scott redler. howard, tesla now the sixth largest publicly listed firm on the index following, what, apple, microsoft, amazon, facebook and alphabet, if you combine its a and c shares. how will tesla's inclusion impact the s&p overall? what can investors be looking for? >> a couple things we already know. reduces the yield slightly, decreases the pe. going forward, the volatility of the index is expected to increase, okay, because tesla is extremely volatile compared to the rest of the issues. but at the 11th hour that at thes teshgsla moves, it will mo six points. tesla will have a major impact, especially at this level. it is extremely high, as you said, 83 at the beginning of the year, 660 now, down somewhat, about 5% from the high that we put it in on. so the volatility should continue and investors should expect it to have an impact. liz: that is fascinating because i would imagine a lot of investors did not know that. when people look at the s&p and say oh,

stocks are mixed and the dow jones is down by 55 points and still a 50-point drop there.evel. nasdaq is showing a good bump of almost two-third of a percent. >>> and still to come, bringing cheer this holiday season, despite being targeted by a grinch. how one bay area family is trying to regain the holiday spirit after vandals targeted their christmas dismay on the front yard. >> and a live picture out of downtown san francisco on a thursday afternoon. beautiful looking december day out there. we'll check in mark tamayo again on the rain making its way to the bay area. i'm jimmy dean and thank you very much for lettin' us become just a little part of your holiday. and we sincerely hope that jimmy dean sausage might make your holiday just a little bit brighter. happy holiday to ya. we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. . >>> family members are stepping up their efforts to have charges filed against another former b.a.r.t. police officer connect

>> markets of close starkly higher, dow jones, s&p 500, and the nasdaq.ares of google were down about 1% at the close. after the closing bell, there was no broad leak through on another round of relief and stimulus funds for american household and businesses although investors have latched onto optimism that lawmakers are reaching a deal. markets once again did shrug off largely dappoinng employment data, 885,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, the highest level we have seen since early september. this ties in with what we have heard from economists. on a plane is likely to remain elevated for quite some time, there has been --n the lemon is likely to remain elevated for some time. the u.s. is likely to remain weak until vaccines can remit -- be distributed widely in the pandemic is under control. >> thank you very much, joining us socially distanced in these days of covid of course and trying to keep ourselves, and colleagues as safe as her can. let's not forget emmanuel macron is testing positive this thursday and things happening a

up 120 on the dow jones, 80 on the nasdaq.big tech come on those big tech stocks, please because they are facing regulatory crackdowns next year and i think it's beginning to affect their stock price. susan: he saw it with facebook this week, the cell down the last few days after the ftc and state attorney general sued and also google being sued by the doj a few months ago and wall street is trying to calculate and ballpark to its next. new line suits beings by a players. also, amazon and its conflict of interest with the marketplace operator and then making their own a private label goods. you saw the ceos hauled in front of congress this summer with their influence and how they may be killing off competition. tech is watching how the facebook case goes because it sends a message to corporate america when you do something unprecedented like retroactively canceling acquisitions that were made eight or six years ago so how does corporate america feel safe when you spend billions and in some cases hundreds of billions buying com

wall street closing out the week on a high note, shares on the dow jones up around 0.8%, slightly biggerns on the s&p 500, up 0.9%. nasdaq up as well, 0.7%. gains on the european index, the footsie up 0.9%. -- the ftse up 0.9%. >> we have been hearing for months in the u.s. about a potential coronavirus stimulus deal, another one to replace the one that ran out. what do we know about this latest agreement that congress is hammering out and the chances that it is going to work? >> it is much smaller than deals that were floated before the election. this would be just over $900 billion, which is less than those multitrillion dollar deals we were talking about before. this new compromise is the product of republican and democratic senators and apparently it satisfy democratic leaders enough to say that it is a good starting point. to give you the key elements of this pn, support for small businesses, aid for state governments, extension of certain unemployment relief programs. it does not look like it is going to include under the rou of those $1200 stimulus checks like we saw in a previous

getting a right headline from the dow jones that a bath box deal could be made.box has around 600,000 monthly subscribers. it is a monthly subscription service for pet owners, provides a number ofeats and goodies. the news we are hearing from dow jones is it will be acquired in $1.6 billion deal. let's get you caught up on the first word news. the vaccine rollout in the u.s. has had its first snag with an allergic reaction reported in alaska and problems with delivery. a health care worker with no history of allergies experience shortness of breath 10 minutes after taking the vaccine. 4000 shots missed their targets because of the temperatures needed to transport the vaccine. last ditch brexit talks may be heading to a conclusion with brussels saying fishing rights are the final major hurdle to be cleared. optimism has been growing after the two sides agreed to extend negotiations. boris johnson insists the u.k. has the natural right to control its own borders. the e.u. says it is possible the gap can be bridged. >> as things stand, i cannot tell you whether ther

it ended in the green while the dow jones and s&p 500 closed slightly lower on the session.he european index closed relatively flat. host: u.s., the number of weekly jobless claims has shot up to its highest level since september. what's the story there? kate: those weekly numbers have been climbing pretty steadily for a few weeks now. 853,000 people filed applications for unemployment benefits lose last week. that's about 150,000 -- benefits last week. that's about 150 thousand more than the previous week and four times higher than the weekly average before the pandec. meanwhile, there is still no breakthrough on capitol hill. lawmakers are still divided over what to do and what to spend. the clock is really ticking there. more than 20 million people are collecting some kind of unemployment benefits in the united states. more than half of them could lose their eligibility for those funds by the end of this month if lawmakers don't implement emergency programs. host: thank you. do stay safe. our business editor kate moody joining us from home. we take a very short break. the