ogbonnia recovered it down field. he's down, right? >> greg: yeah, he's down. the ball is still in his possession in his left arm and it gets dislodged after he's already down on the ground. i think this call will be overturned, give the ball back to the trojans. >> dave: it would be third down and long, though. that was a negative play there, if they rule he's down. looked like it was a loss of about one. >> greg: right there. >> dave: yeah. >> greg: you see the ball, that's when it comes free. pretty easy to clean up there by the replay booth. >> dave: video evidence. again, it would be third and long. >> greg: this could take a couple seconds, too, because they have to figure out, all right, down and distance, how much clock, is the clock running, et cetera, so -- it's not about whether or not they're looking to overturn, or looking to, you know, clean things up, but there's a lot of checks and balances here to try to make sure the situation is correct. >> dave: and it would start running on the ready to play. >> referee: the runner was down. it will be usc'

markets down nearly 500.ravel stocks are being hit very, very hard. >>> we'll get more on the markets and your money in a few minutes. to the story that the market had been focused on, maybe it still should be. as congress agrees to a 9$900 billion covid relief bill. what's in it what's not what are some still fighting about. ylan mui has more. >> it only took nine months to agree on this covid relief package. both sides say it's not perfect but some help will be on the way for the holidays we do not have the final legislation of this 9$900 billin bill yet but we have a detailed summary of what's in it. the major components do remain intact, that is $600 still plus chec che stimulus checks for adults and kids a $300 boost in jobless benefits that lasts about ten weeks it extends the expanded unemployment benefits that run out this week. small businesses get 3$325 billion including a second round of ppp $15 billion for the airlines another $15 billion for live entertainment venues and movie theaters, $1 billio

the dax here in germany down 0.3%. the carafe also down. indexes falling this morning as the ftse rises just a little bit. negotiatorsrexit are striving to finalize a deal by this evening after resuming talks yesterday. both sides are denying the compromise has been made or has been reached on fishing, despite earlier reports. we heard from "the times" that merkel and macron are thinking of softening their stance on a level playing field, at least according to one source. joining us is bloomberg's government managing editor. maybe they are going to reach a deal on one of they two hurdles, and no, are not reaching a deal on either one. how do things look right now? reporter: it is the classic brexit groundhog day, isn't it? two steps forward, one step back. indeed, last night we did have some reporting that seemed to indicate that on the tricky issue of fish there was what had been referred to as political landings, the makings of a possible compromise. we have to remember that the other big obstacle is the so-called level playing field, whi

first down run.e just gets to the 29 yard line, and tack a hard hit, as he reached the sideline there. zaven collins coming in with evans. it's been a good job so far. mike denbrock, cincinnati coordinator. >> greg: mixing it up. reminding them of down and distance. you're worried about the clock, you're not thinking about down and distance. at this point, as they are knocking on the door of field goal range, expect tulsa here, maybe in a play or two, to start the ramp up the heat, and start thinking some pressure. see if they can't knock them out of field goal range with a sack. >> joe: time-out is used by cincinna cincinnati. this tulsa team has come to give a little something to cincinnati tonight. >> greg: i think we learned about tulsa. it's what we thought we knew. but their physicality and how they muddle the game. >> joe: the ability to run the ball set the tone, didn't it? and a few key plays. jaxson player, i go back to the field goal attempt, when cincinnati was going to go up by ten in th

and make sure that we have to hunker down we have to hunker down. >> one county cracking down on gyms which has refused to follow health guidelines contra costa fined a pair of fitness 19 locations a total of $1,000 and diablo cross fit in pleasant hill has been fined $1750 so far. the latest fine was issued wednesday for $1,000. and despite that, the owner plans to stay opened. >> i know that the county feels these broad sweeping measures may slow the spread of virus. what i have difficulty which if i close my business i stop playing employees during holidays. >> we have to protect public health. the virus is actively spreading. we don't want to take drastic actions unless we have to because we know businesses are struggling. >> the owner of diablo cross fit set up a gofundme to cover all of his fines. so far he says he raised about $7,000. >>> southern california is state ordered shut down will again tonight as well. the riverside county sheriff blasting govern newsom aqueuing him of being a hypocrite. >> the dictatorial attitude towards california residents while dining in luxury,

so then you go back into the lock downs again. so what is created creates, a perpetual cycle of shutting down economies which causes according to the w.h.o., by the way, a doubling of world poverty when you double the world poverty rate in the course of less than one year because of economic lockdowns. you know, trump uses the term, the cure can't be worse than the virus itself. well, that's essentially what's happening here is that the cure for the virus is to double world poverty. that creates a whole other set of problems of harms, of ills of death, even for people that is not being created by the virus so that you've got to pick your poison here. especially when you talk about a virus that has a 99.6 percent survival rate. we can't forget, well jeffrey, you, you just heard ben, france and germany. they are, their numbers are skyrocketing even here in the united states. they're not suggesting a complete lockdown anymore. we know that that probably doesn't work, but the u.k. says that it works for them. well, i mean, there's ple

museums and children's playgrounds are closed down. but the trail's they are still open. all campground reservations through january 4th though will be canceled in marin county people spent the day preparing for that stay at home order nevada residents. they rush to stock up on supplies at costco today before restrictions begin at noon tomorrow. and most out indoor activities such as movie theaters museums, bars hair salons and barbershops those will be shut down indoor and outdoor playgrounds must be closed. shopping centers are going to be limited to just 20% capacity. indoors and then out and restaurants will only be able to offer take out or delivery in strawberry one salon took last minute hair appointment stylists julie cassidy worries that the shutdown could be the final blow for the shop. >>it's the time this year so it's very upsetting and i know many friends brilliant business owners who unfortunately haven't been out to reopen even so hoping that that doesn't happen here, but it's very hard to keep on keeping on sometimes to

from washington is so it was necessary to take this down because the e.u. had also said we want to rectify any deal as long as this stands so yes it's a good sign but an absolutely necessary one and this is a would it is remarkable that agreeing to abide by the wall is considered progress when you're talking about words that negotiations aside from this development barbara the overall appears to be pessimistic regarding opposed breaks a trade deal. the mood is the gloomy and. sort of doom like outlets fear because abortions themselves he said today. things are very very difficult and michel barnier the negotiator of the european union said chances are very slim how much worse can it get now what we have now is that the 2 sides have been doing sort of stuck taking over the last 2 days and defining the areas where that seem most intractable where they haven't yet come together and then tomorrow night or sort of on the line that you commission president and boris johnson will sit down together and somehow try to break the impasse it doesn't seem quite clear ho

slowing down towards the dublin interchange. pockets of slowing out of the altamont pass out of tracy onto 580 through the livermore. the damage is done with a 46 minute ride. east shore freeway is quiet after that earlier crash but not the case at the bay bridge. metering lights are on and you are backed up to the foot of the maze. >>> tonight the entire bay area is going into lock down. available icu capacity has fallen to 12.9% across the region. that's below the governor's 15% threshold. at midnight napa, solano, san mateo must shut down like the rest of the bay area. kiet do joins us live with the latest development. >> reporter: coming to you live from restaurant row. it is cold, wet, and windy. we are expecting still some brave souls to come and enjoy the outdoor dining for the last big hoorah. on december 15, the icu bed capacity is down to 13% with about nine remaining. that activates the trigger threshold for the state which is 15%. this new shelter in place goes into effect at 11:59 p.m. tonight. outdoor church servic

the suburbs down the valleys down below things going to calm down and it's going to get chilly outsiden fact these numbers likely to head toward freezing so overnight. i bundle up this could be one cold nights clear skies dry air temperatures going to drop in a hurry, plenty of sunshine tomorrow cool to mild around the bay area staying sunny looks like to the weekend. but look at these the these lows tomorrow. boy have we got some rain tonight certainly would snow but probably just going to see some frost early on tomorrow morning about 31 degrees for loan santa rosa 32 in the napa valley and 33 degrees in the bottle so yeah, this is going to be one of those chilly ones out there tonight and the been left looks like see more this cold night ahead, but looks like some dry weather into the weekend. all right, thank still ahead tonight at 5 after months of waiting americans could soon see another stimulus payment but some lawmakers say the amount offered is still not enough. >>the first we'll tell you about a new covid tests, it's just as effective as the nose swabs but without the discom

we're down 220 on the dow. nasdaq down 46 and s&p down 133. are beginning today. millions of doses being rolled out there. that i thought was good news for the market. it is superseded, new wave, new train of the virus that really hit the brits. by the way a third vaccine is expected to come maybe in january. it is from johnson & johnson. that, by the way is a one shot vaccine. moderna, pfizer, two shots. j&j one shot. tesla made its debut on the s&p 500 as of this morning. the stock is down 5%. i will put that down to profit-taking. that is what susan li told me to say. look at microsoft. i think they're up this morning. only just. but they are up in otherwise big time down market what happened? susan: outperformance in a down market, right? microsoft actually upgraded by citi telling investors it is time to buy because it is worth $200. occurring to citi, growth in cloud and cloyd product azure. higher sales of office 360 mix this year. workers working longer from home. they need more access to work here. stuart: we got walmart, upgrade for

seven, eight and then by eight, nine, it'll go down to golden gate and we get light rain down in therain with that is coming into the north bay and even at that -- that's not saying a lot. we will get like a tenth of an inch rain. tomorrow it's done. it'll rain undercover of darkness. it starts raining after sunset and it stops before sunrise. they pick up a tenth of an inch of rain. look at how pretty it is. looking back out over toward the financial district. there are some breaks of clear sky. even from the top of the sales force tower. a clearer view looking down and over the south bay, beautifully clear. no fog down here and none in the tri valley. just a few high clouds looking east but it's cold. it's 32 in livermore. 37 concord. 31 santa rosa. san jose at 37. all these places, you want to grab the jacket because it's cold. just like yesterday. low 40's in the bay and daytime highs will struggle to make it into the upper 50's but be will get there. just a few clouds. there is the next one. we will let that play out. that is friday night. new year's eve day in the evening. when

for today, things will calm down and quiet down. we are not expecting major showers into the evening. overnight into 2021, we'll stay dry. the reason i'm showing you doppler radar is because if you look out in the pacific, that's the next storm system we're tracking into the weekend and i'll detail that in a few minutes. let's check in with mike first. >> you said sheen on the road. that's what we see in spots like on the bay bridge toll area but the sheen slippery roadways potentially in many spots around the bay. conditions are a concern today as we look at the map. one crash out of san francisco and getting an update at 280 and 101 and no major concern as far as the sensors go. the rest of the bay a smooth drive, as well. watch those conditions right now if you're heading out on the roads. right back to you, marcus. >>> health officials pleading with the public to stay home for new year's eve. unlike last year, this year no firework shows and no parties. >> but restaurants are still cooking up some special meals. jean has more fr

down to mill valley, 65 degrees. my extended forecast, the focus will be sunday night into monday for that wind in the mountains, 10 to about 35-mile-per-hour gusts, on and off gusts that will increase that fire danger. san francisco keeps this steady pattern of 60s over the next seven days and dry. and right here through the inland valleys, we'll continue with this dry pattern. we'll go to 67 for the average tomorrow, down to 62 on sunday with our approaching system. then we warm it back up to the upper 60s by monday and tuesday. we'll continue to fall that fire danger, but i do want to end with something kind of fun. my viewer mail tonight. i've been getting photos from all of you on my instagram, twitter, and facebook of your christmas trees. i asked for those. look at karen stephens. she says, jeff, it's never too early to put up the tree. check out my flamingo christmas palm tree. look at her ornaments on there. it's all themed out with these flamingos. she even has some on surfboards. i've never seen anything l

losses earlier it looked like we would be down 800 on the dow we were down 400 now we are up 60 therefinancials are the standout among the dow sectors. >> goldman sachs is top performer in the dow, as is nike and jp morgan. >> but a lot of other sectors are not positive you look at the industrials there. nike a helper among the dow as well. >> tyler, before we go, i have to ask you something, earlier when we were talking with retail you said you haven't started christmas shopping yet does this mean you haven't gotten my gift yet >> yours i have gotten it was very, very expensive, i will give it to you on wednesday. >> i hope so >> that's it for "power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now? thank you. welcome, everyone, to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen along with kayla tausche who is in for wilfred frost today. talk about a turnaround, stocks kicked off the shortened holiday trading week in the red but the dow is up 74 points right now in positive territory, sitting just below session highs heading into the final hour of trade. let's look at what's driving the action a new coronaviru

down 50%. me wrong graydon was 300,000 americans have died but almost all of those had what are called underlying conditions, either elderly, men or they had comorbidities. we know what to do but we know mitigation. we know about social distancing. we know about wearing masks. allow us to do that and treated like adults for crying out loud. stuart: thank you, larry. hold on one second, larry. i want to alert our audience, programming note, the ladies on the video angela marsden owner of the pineapple hill saloon will be on with neil, neil cavuto about 20 minutes from now and ask the important note, great coup for neil. let's get back to governor cuomo of new york. he just said he will shut new york city restaurant indoor dining if hospitalization rates don't stabilize within the next five days. forget about moving from california to new york, larry. there will be nothing left if you try that. >> you know, again what about all these unintended consequences? suicide, divorces, alcoholism, drug ab

the governor trying to shut down trump. he is trying to shut down america. he shut down minnesota.thing be successful and let half the people have freedom. >> he never complained about the protests or stopped those. he let minneapolis burn. the weather won't drive me out of the state. the politics might. >> president trump: i want to thank the thousands of people outside barred for the entry by the radical democrats. you are american patriots. thank you very much. >> what do you make of the governor restricting the people who can get in the rally. >> firehe him. >> get rid of him. >> we want our state back. >> they are scared. they don't care. we are here for the freedom. here to make america great again. >> disgrace. we have the american freedom and the right to assemble. we are here to do it peacefully. >> hands down you won't stop us from coming out. we will continue to believe in the freedom. we will still do what we want to do. we are americans. minnesotans. we are free. [cheers & applause] dr. fauci, call for a mask mandate last week. this isn't a political statement like the

the risk will gradually go down and down, we will gradually go down and down, we will walk backwardsoment, possibly at different rates in different parts of the country and ata different parts of the country and at a certain point the risk will be at a certain point the risk will be ata at a certain point the risk will be at a level which society, represented by our political leaders and in parliament, will say, look, this level of risk is one we are prepared to tolerate. as we do for example with flu. with flu there are in any given years, about 7000 people die a year or flu, that's the reason we vaccinate but we accept there is some risk. at the end of this there will be some risk but we will have brought it down to a level where the mortality rates are much lower, there isn't a risk of the nhs being overwhelmed, when people feel it is the right moment to take them to low levels in terms of the restrictions but it will be a gradual process not a sudden process. thanks for asking that question because i know a lot of people have been looking for the a nswer to people have been looki

roger shut down. to conserve power in cooling in excellent shape and fully capable of getting the crew back. i think that it's fully capable of getting the crew back, as we found before every time we put the lamb spacecraft to the test, it's done more than it was guaranteed to do. i think that this is a good case in point. >> conserve the consumables, cooling water, electric power. >> the am water gun was leaking, and we shut that off and i guessed it leaked about a quart of water i would estimate. it took me two days to get my feet dry, and i think you are all aware that the temperatures were going down through, and it made for very chilly feet. tint >> >> lord, your astronauts will come back safe. if i may be serious for one moment, and asked the entire audience for a moment of prayer. for the crewmen of the apollo 13. what we will hold silence for a moment please. >> rcs a stands at 6-2 percent. a lot of time without any sleep. >> thinking care about these at all. >> at cap slowly going down in tem

i see a lot of red, down for the down 1625, down the nasdaq, down snb, back with more after this. ♪ thankod karma. thank you for all the deliveries... especially this one. . r . robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. stuart: good king wencelas, when the snow lay round-about, deep and crisp and even. we played a short clip of that for you agains because we got this email from one of you at home. susan li cannot let stuart's christmas caroling cardigan performance go unanswered. his performance was suspiciously aired during susan's absence. what do you say, susan. can you do any better? go. >> i was petrified. "jingle bells," "jingle bells," jingle all the way? does that work. stuart: more than one note. we'll let you off with that. >> i need a sweater like yours. stuart: you can have mine foresure. i think you're a good sport. it was a freight show. susan: time for group karaoke with the producers, yeah. stuart: 10 seconds with ne

san francisco and napa down 2 degrees from the same time 24 hours ago dovato down 4 degrees. so the chili field definitely continues this morning air has a bit of a brisk feel to it later on today as i mentioned daytime highs will be

and the bottom of the pile, materials down 1.4% and staples down 0.8%. far this week as yields continue to move higher. the ten-year 0.94. go just a fraction down on the nasdaq composite and up on the dow and s&p. >> it's not much, wilfred, but it will do it. record close for the s&p 500 just needed a positive finish. we did that. another record high. welcome back to "closing bell. if you're just joining us, i'm sara isen here with wilfred frost. the dow closed up after being down most of the day the biggest winner, salesforce "the biggest loser" after announcing that slack deal s&p up 3678 intra-day high on december 1st. not too long ago as for the nasdaq, it did step back but really did hold on to its gains, 37.5% for the year. was flat today russell 2000 did better, had positive day in the last four. it's up 10% year to date >>> coming up this hour, trio of big earnings, snowflake set for its report since its ipo >>> and then former ceo fred haslan on the covid vaccine and when it could be available in the u.s. josh brown, mark lehman. also joining th

the ftse 100 down by 1.6%. the cac in paris down by 2.4%. the ibex down by over 3%.n impact on other assets. we see strength in the dollar and weakness in oil price. being undone.rade start to see some of that coming through. ryanair down by more than 4%. some of theng for other airlines to start opening up. we will keep a night on that sector and food delivery businesses to see where we are getting a response. london and the southeast of england have been under emergency lockdown as the government tries to control the new strain of the virus. >> the new variance is out of control and we need to bring it under control. this news about the new variant has been an incredibly difficult end to an awful year. more than 16 million britons are required to stay at home. the mutation is causing concerns across europe, with countries including germany and france suspending travel to the u.k. joining us is bloomberg intelligent senior pharmaceutical analyst. we are focused on the market response and fallout from the latest lockdown measures, but really we are still scratching o

the numbers maybe down, naonwiti the numbers are down by alarming. more than 1 million traveled friday and saturday. not everyone is listening. >> it's safe. on the plane is one of the safest places to be. >> the cdc issued a holiday travel guidance. if they hope people will take a look at. and people will follow. the agency asks to postpone travel if possible. and will if not for some reason, get tested. one to throe days before the trip and three to five days upon your return. >> a northern california couple who volunteered for the moderna vaccine trial is now sharing their experience. we have the story. >> when this pandemic started, we started thinking about what is the solution for the pandemic. >> they looked at companies tied to vaccine development. and reached out to moderna. they wanted to help and learn of a phase 3 vaccine trial. >> we need to step up and do our civic duty. social responsibility. >> we got the first shot on august 4. the second was august 31. >> she's 71. he's 67. they're retired. volunteers received a vaccine or placebo a

the down town manager is tilling about caisses. the highest number of caisses in contra costa county. the coy owner is taking precautions. >> you're not forcing anyone to dine here or forcing the employees to come the work. >> some supervisors want to increase fines for businesses that i did phi the health order. the restaurant owner sid that could spell the end of her restaurant. >> describing what she called a dear straighting increase in coronavirus deaths. >> the more terrible truths is over 8,000 people sorry, over 8,000 people who were be loved minutes of their familiar highs are not coming back l.a. county 40 deaths a day. health officials expect the number of new admissions to go from 500 the 700 a day by nick week. >>> several hospitals in california have run out of ic ubids including in the south pay. >> public health director says the cityies a covid case rate has doubled. >> it is applauseble with the are you product i've rate of 1.5. by could have 4500 people in san francisco in need of a hospitalled by. >> the surge h

temperatures again down a degree or so.d and rain gathered toward cornwall and the channel islands. that's this developing area of low pressure, which looks like it will run across most southernmost areas. the strongest winds down across france. we could hold on to rain all day long there, in the channel islands. heavy rain to begin with and sodden ground. lots of surface water. brightening up for many throughout the day. brightest of all in northern ireland. showers in scotland turning increasingly wintry over higher ground. that is the start of christmas week. a quiet day on tuesday. there will still be some rain in the south of the country. we'll have to keep a close eye on this. potential for low pressure on wednesday. it could bring heavy rain. whether we see it, whether we don't, it will be out of the way. not really a white christmas, but it could be a frosty one. good afternoon and welcome to this bbc news special, cabinet sources have revealed the prime minister is expected to announce a tightening of covid restric

down four on the s&p, down 4 on the nasdaq.ine news but recovering much from the lows earlier this morning. >>> we'll show you some travel stocks and casino stocks and how are they reacting to the latest vaccine news. look at royal caribbean, $78 per share, expedia, 127. jetblue is down. they're issuing new stock by the way. how about casino stocks? they usually move when you got good vaccine news and we got that today. the casino stocks are up, not a huge gain but i see wynn is up 1%. mgm up 1%, and las vegas sands of a gain of almost 1%. >>> it is 10:31, that means we have the latest news on oil inventories. what is the number, ashley? ashley: we are, we're seeing a drawdown of 679,000 barrels, a lot less of a drawdown. we were expecting 2.3 million barrels drawdown. in other words there is more oil in supply than expected. also this is a market that is really waiting on opec and its allies to decide whether or not they are indeed going to increase production in january. so a little bit in limbo right now. but the oil price,

we're going to shut down tomorrow. we're going to stay open. >> and manage the mexican restaurant and they say the accommodating outdoor diner safety. what comes next if they have to close that down. >> and it is a scary time for small local businesses right now. >> and at john edwards, clients rushed to make appointments all asking the same thing. >> we have to get in before that happens. i don't want to go another ten weeks to five months without go eting my hair done again. >> coowners are trying to develop a gold standard for state salon operations. why they should be able to stay open even at the icu capacity levels drop. >> even our medical clients that come in. they are like you are more sanitized and more clean. >> they have clients fill out a health screening. they do temperature checks and sanitize workstations after every use. they say another closure is unsustainable. something pretty much every business could be downtown would agree with. >> we are trying to come up with everything we can to stay open. we

gunned down in afghanistan a popular t.v. journalist dies in an attack in jalalabad she showed women today to deserve to be part of the national conversation. i'm sure how else is welcome to the program we begin here in germany where the latest coronavirus numbers show a dramatic spike in new cases over the past day the country has has a new high of nearly 30000 cases and 598 people have died as a high as daily totally yes weeks of partial lockdown have been slow the spread of infection enough much tougher restrictions seen almost inevitable now with political momentum building for a harder lock down over the holidays. with only 2 weeks to go until christmas the looming question across germany is will a hard lock down come before or after the holidays at its weekly briefing on wednesday germany's robert cock institute said it was alarmed and that it was bracing for a significant increase in case numbers. but if it's all going to a shrink literally typically end before it's a meeting to mirage an exponential growth but instead

businesses shut down once again. we are live with how much of the bay area is scaling back. >>> it breaks my heart but right now we have to focus on our community's health. >> as some counties close, others are still open. why one local supervisor is calling it a big mistake. >>> the bay area seeing red as we see a new week. mary breaking down the high fire danger and how long this red flag warning will stick around. it seems so 2020 that we would be talking about fire danger in december but here we are. good morning. it is monday, december 7. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> i'm len kiese. >>> let's get to mary lee with the high fire danger. good morning. >> good morning. this is the last thing that we need. everything is so dry out there with record dry fuels and vegetation. then, adding the gusty offshore winds, this is a high concern. a red flag warning for most of the bay area highlighted in red . looking at our higher elevations, gusts up to 70 miles per hour. even our lower elevations, valleys and c

below those winds going to start to quiet down tonight and we're in for a cold night.can see clear skies clear across the bay looking good after that nice rain moving through last night but boy it's going to cold we're down to freezing in a little below that in parts of the north bay 31 degrees in santa rosa, very likely see some frost early on tomorrow morning, 32 of freezing in napa getting close 33 in nevada, 33 of 31 in concord and live more inside the bay, even tonight those temperatures dropping down into the low 40's and even some upper 30's in the san jose, so you want to bundle up out there it is going to be a cold night tonight indeed, temperatures for tomorrow and going to rebound just a little by not going to be a heat wave, but the temperatures going to come up maybe a degree or 2 by tomorrow afternoon 61 degrees. no clue about 61 also in concord you see a lot of 50's and 60's inside the bay along the coastline, we're keeping in the 50's so a little cool out there. the winds are going to calm down and i think as high pressure builds in we're setting the st

dow down about 70 points we were down 120 at the low? down 10 at the low, closing down 68 points on the dow. welcome back to "closing bell," i am wilfred frost along with sara eisen and mike santoli cnbc senior markets commentator down .2 for the dow and is s&p russel continued its relative underperformance so far this week, down 2.2% over the last couple of days compared to the s&p, still up .6% so far this week. health care and communications were the sectors in the green today. the others all in the red. coming up an exclusive interview with noted investor dan niles. his 2020 picks fared very well we will get his top five stock picks for 2021 biotech stocks surging 60% for this year. an analyst will outline big themes yin that space. charlie is still with us and sally joins the conversation mike santoli i will pick up on what you briefly mentioned there in terms of an even risk coming up on the plus side, if we did get $2,000 would that joet the market higher? on the downside how much might the market react to the runoffs in georgia >

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>>we were down to the wire. we knew we needed to play and call me code out of the don't move in you know what's coming up the bonnet kind of see that is there and i got to different this one silent bank is exactly what you say it felt like the ball was an have like like you just couldn't come down has had to find it in and make the play. >>for a right it was in the air for so i just wanted to get to be the raiders take on the colts by the way next sunday in las vegas, the 49 ers are get ready for their first home away from home game. >>tonight, they're playing the buffalo bills at the cardinal stadium in arizona, the ban on sports in santa clara county forced all of this so they're going to be out of the bay area for the next few weeks at least kickoff is at 05:15am tonight. >>we'll take a quick break time now is 5.53 we'll be right back. we have the power to harness california's abundant wind and solar energy, but it's not available all day long. use less from 4 to 9 pm and we can protect california for generat

monday into tuesday there is a trough going to dip down. but looks like that initial system may just tap into far, far ucaya, maybe napa and santa rosa at least with some wide sprinklesf rain. now, for the bigger story, right, we're talking about christmas day. the only problem with the timing you can see that good surge of moisture that we're expected to get. as far as the timing goes that's where we're going to know a little bit more as we inch closer. but so far its looking potentially later into christmas day into christmas night for the 26th as well, and right now the model runs is taking you further out than this map actually shows. it looks like the 27th and 28th we're going to get another surge in moisture and southern california can expect to see a good soaking out of this one. for now it's liking like light to moderate rain. as far as rain totals these are just sneak peeks. again, anytime we look at a long-range outlook. this is looking into friday which is christmas day. you can see a couple hundredths of an inch. we'll take what

but this is why we've been telling folks to slow it down out there on the slick roads. all let you know when they haven't cleared a little pocket of slowing through san jose that's completely normal north one oh one from 6.80 to 8.80 so you're averaging 34 minutes from san jose heading to menlo park got to get drive time busy at the bay bridge toll plaza and we expect this for this time of mourning right stacked up beyond 8.80 spilling out to west grand. but no problems coming in just don't forget the headlights and wipers and leave a little early if you can tell a 15 minutes early this morning because i knew it was raining and that the roads are slick. no delays at the richmond sandra fell bridge doing fine here 8 minutes for 5.80 west from the tolls off to one o one back to you. >>thank you robin 6.32 the bay area regions icu capacity now has dropped under 13% which of course triggers the regional stay at home order so starting tomorrow the entire bay area will be shut down and will be under that order most counties as we know already preemptively issue that stay at h

>>maybe they'll to shut down altogether. reporting live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news right. thank you very much sara. >>6.12 right now and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a dire warning from nurses who are treating covid patients. they say the health care system could break. we'll tell you why plus the push from bay area leaders to make public school educators a priority when it comes to getting a covid vaccine. and after the break a win for churches but it might only be temporary. we'll tell you what the supreme court's latest ruling means on the impact on houses of worship. >>and another day in the 60's we're back to it mid 60's and san francisco oakland and san jose ample sunshine up about than a clear start already your forecast ahead. >>and i'm rebecca strom in for robin on friday morning with a light commute coming into san francisco a 10 minute drive into downtown your complete traffic check coming up after the break stay with us. when i found out . . . . . . i had hiv, it was difficult for . . .

this '% covid crisis to shut down churches to shut down free speech.o steal your liberties away fear that's been mongering in our culture for month after month. >>for it's a 10. we don't need to be afraid of whether be the black plague. the spanish flu, these things that really actually killed a lot of people this you only have a 99.9 9% chance of dying of it and they're keeping us all locked down we don't want to get sick. no one in our church has gotten sick, no one is going to hospital and nobody's die. >>according to their attorney to the church so far has been fined more than half a million dollars. and the judge tuesday tacked on another $2500 in fines for every day they host gatherings. they plan to appeal plus filed an emergency motion to take this case out of california and into a federal court. stomach or could have been sent to jail by the judge today for his contempt charge, but his attorneys says it wasn't brought up. >>in the meantime it seems that service may go on live in the studio ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >>thank you all and resta

nasdaq down, 59 minutes left of trade, wilfred, down about 130. >> s&p down .8%. brian moynihan will join us on expectations of the economy and also a new organization he's spearheading along with the pope, pope francis, pushing for more inclusive capitalism. >>> big beat by campbell soup as the pandemic changes how we eat. mark clouse will join us on where campbell goes from here. leslie picker on that incredible first day of trade for doordash, and mike santoli, as always, tracking the markets mike, first to you. >> we're taking a step back. we hovered around the highs just as doordash opened, matter of fact, is when the overall nasdaq had a sharp pull back. it was almost this last little burst of enthusiasm. november 9th, the intra-day high was actually 3645, less than 1% down from here we actually touched that level going back a month at this point. we're still hovering a little bit above that right now seems as if the market is still holding together just fine we've been talking about it being stretched on a technical basis. a lot of build up of bullish senti

we were down.ar from him. that connection has been tough. being injured it's hard to feel like you are part of the team when you're not there. he expressed how much he missed playing and being with the guys. we miss him. >> a day into the season for the nba. a postponement. the game between the rockets and okc. houston did not have the eight mayor minimum available. three rockets tested positive. their star james harden fined $50,000 by the nba for breaking protocol rules. video surfaced of him wearing no mask at a gentleman's club in the last few days. >>> it's 49er football time saturday. it's not a matter who's the number 1 quarterback but who is still standing. that's cj beathard. he will get the nod. that's saturday, not sunday, jimmy g won't play. nick mullins will probably needle bow surgery. beathard is a low-key guy, taking things in stride. >> i got nothing to lose. i'm going to have fun. this team has nothing lose. we're not going to make the playoffs. we'll leave on it the field and hav

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this is down in the south bay. dennis, thank you for doing your part not only for lighting up your neighborhood but for sharing it with us so we can share it with the rest of the bay area. that is what we are trying to do here. got something you want to share? email it to us or tag us on social media. back to you. >>> another bright spot? how about another vaccine. that is getting rolled out today, arriving potentially in the bay area as soon as today. i will tell you who can get it and where you fall on the list, just ahead. >>> good morning, congress reaches a deal on a coronavirus relief bill. we will have the latest including when americans can expect to start receiving $600 stimulus checks. >>> the pandemic is making it even harder to buy popular christmas gifts. we will show you how some of this year's in demand toys may have been stuck on container ships for days. and, see how the meeting of two planets tonight could be connected to christmas. we will see what 7:00. make your holidays happen...at ross! surpr

we'll break down the details for you.lso -- >> some small businesses will close down this weekend. tonight find out why some people want evidence that closing them will actually bend the curve. >> businesses about to take a big hit and so will your social life. what you're not allowed to do under the new order. >>> plus fire danger in december, really? tonight pg&e warning that more emergency power shutoffs are possible. and calm now, but there's growing concern about gusty winds expected across parts of the bay area this weekend. >>> we begin, though, with that lockdown. it is back to march for most of us. tonight a lot of frustration and concern as businesses prepare for a second shutdown. today five of our counties united to announce a new stay at home order. marin, san francisco, contra costa, alameda and santa clara county start sunday, monday or tuesday depending on where you live. the new rules run through january 4th. hair and nail salons, zoos, playgrounds all forced to close. restaurants can only do take out. re

futures are down about half a percent down dow off about 133.all street coming off another good week for stocks the dow was up last week that's the ninth record close of the year on friday of course, it's not just the dow. the s&p and the nasdaq also closing at record highs. that's the first time the three have done so at the same time! three years. that's an rbi for you. hard to believe but true one thing watch, of course, inside the markets is this increasing growing fight between so-called value and growth stocks the two kind of at an inflection point in some ways one on the way up. one may be on the way down or at least flat something to watch inside of so-called value? keep your eye on the financials. if you haven't been paying attention, you should be the xlf etf has been spiking right now at the highest level since all the way back on february 25th. any small and regional banks have done well, interest rates on the rise have helped lately look at the push the last couple of weeks for financials. let's go around the world. the show is call

the dow is now off 80 points, s&p down 12, nasdaq down 17.loff, it's not a heavy-duty selloff, but essentially we've alternative turned around -- essentially, we've turned around. and now. this we're about to see a climate presidency. green activists have already been installed on the new team, and they can get their way. they will control the energy and environmental bureaucracies. that means they could change the regulations, and that means they can change policy without a voting congress. for example, they can stop natural gas pipelines even though nat gas produces lower carbon missions. the greens don't like it. it is still a toes till fuel. -- fossil fuel. how are you heating your home this winter? watch out, because if you can't get supplied by a pipeline, the price goes up. they could change the rules on fracking, making it much more difficult if not impossible to drill new wells. fracking is part of our energy independence. do we really want to give it up? they could change the rules on power plant emissions, they could change the rul

or shut down some travel restrictions. i'm afraid that's going to become 'd the way things are going to be into the future. or 19 as soon as we see some of the car is on the horizon we'll see lockdown travel restrictions. christi what do you see on that globalization front as well do you see us moving more towards a protectionism overall or or how are you seeing this especially economically for that matter. absolutely because i think with tighter border controls there's also going to be increase frictions between everybody including trade because everybody now with cold it is in a worse or economic state every single government every single state they are now cash they have massive deficits massive debts so the only way to recover from that is to focus internally and you have stricter work until a stricter protection over ip is intellectual property whatever their export most export goods are all of those are going to possession because everybody now needs to build their war chest after being so depleted with kogan for us

google went down.for half an hour, whatever it was without youtube and gmail. the kids were hoping it would stay down so google classroom didn't work. got me thinking, big tech companies, all the time, fang names, apple, amazon, facebook, apple, all those if you had to pick one is the google the one you couldn't live without? which one could you not survive without at this point? >> oh, my goodness. let's see i don't use, i use gmail at work but not for personal reasons. i probably couldn't find my way to the dry cleaners without google maps. i guess if i had to choose which one would hurt me the longest it would be google. but you know aws, amazon's web services unit, the is the one that most people probably don't know how much they use it because so much of what they use runs on top of it. i guess the really good news here they haven't been tested for more than some number of hours. connell, when this outage was going on i was walking downstairs to get print newspapers i still read. i try to have my