tony, ea >> yeah, i wanted to look at ea because of the gaming slowdown that i'm starting to see and i think going into earnings next week we should fade some of this strength that we're seeing if we look at the chart of ea, it's been range bound for the last nine months trading near the $145 resistance level. it's more like three roll over rather than break out. if you look at ea relative to its sector, the communications sector, it's underperformed over the last nine months and continues to make relative lows. so with -- if you look at that and especially the business itself, there's been evidence that gaming has continued to slow down substantially in both march and april. we saw a bit of that here in the apple earnings gaming was relatively soft in terms of app evenue. for those reasons, ea is more likely to move here to the down side on earnings next week when you look at the earnings itself, the market is implying a relatively muted move here only about 3.1% versus the average over the last eight quarters around 3.7% so the stock doesn't move a whole lot. but i actually think t

tony, ea >> yeah, i wanted to take a look at ea because of the gaming slowdown going into earnings weuld face some of the strength we're seeing if we look at the chart of ea it's been range bound. it's trading near the upper bounds of that range near $145 level. i think it's likely to roll over rather than break out. ea, it has underperformed in the last nine months and continues to make relative lows. so if you look at that, especially the business itself, there's been evidence that gaming has ticontinued to slow down in both march and april we saw a bit of that here in the apple earnings where gaming was relatively soft in terms of app revenues so for those reasons i think ea is more likely to move here to the down side on earnings next week when we look at the earnings itself, the market is implying a relatively lean amount only 3.1% versus the average over the last eight quarters, around 3.7%. the stock doesn't move a whole lot. i think the market is under pricing potential down side here for ea the trade structure i'm using by going out to june, buying the 140, 130 put spread and

we seen act vision blizzard early but sounds like ea is a different animal. what do you think of the trade structure tony is using. >> i think the trade structure is the important element, it applies to any situation where you have a catalyst coming up, if you feel the options market is under estimating potential for move you want to use a debit spread, you want to look for debit spreads with pay offs of almost three to one, that's typically the math we're looking for in situations like that. i like the trade structure and fundamental set up makes sense. >> still to come professor khouw will try to keep you from slipping on a big puddle of oil, we'll break down that trade. don't forget to check out "options action" on cnbc.com, sign up for our newsletter there. much more "options action" in just a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action", with all of the reopening talk you might expect oil to gush higher and higher, that might not necessarily be the case, that's mike khouw's call to action, take it away. >>yeah, obviously we've seen with the reo

we have earnings alert on ea, on the move after-hours, hey, josh. >> heading into this print ea was down, up 20% in past 12 months q4 results, 26 cents, not comparable to estimates but adjusted revenue $1.49 billion versus expectationsations of $1.39 billion. q1 guidance $1.25 billion versus expectations $1.16 billion and for the year -- i checked in with eric who said q4 was good. booking guidance in line with expectation and will ultimately prove conservative on this one bottom line, investors received what expected, he said ea is a buy and is well positioned for growth in fiscal '22 in the call, ceo is saying ea is accelerating to expand sports franchises madden, nfl, biggest year over, growth of over 50%, and legends over 100 million players, strong growth in gaming in asia specifically, 20% growth in net bookings there. back to you. >> thanks josh lipton giext what do you make of ea? >> solid quarter better than the street was looking for. if you want to maybe you can knit pick on the guide this year's number, the fourth quarter, i don't think it's all that expense of. the problem i

>> no, i think it's something specific with ea the top line guide was fine.side we're not exactly sure what that was. and also there's just questions surrounding ea as they embark on this next fiscal year. first of all, they're going to really press further into mobile, especially with the launch of apex legends on mobile we're not sure what that's going to look like they're probably not that sure either, which is reflected in the guidance, number one and number two, they have battlefield coming for the first time in a few years, and the shooter space has gotten very crowded, especially during the pandemic, where you've seen players really gravitate towards and engage more in the games they were active with. battlefield -- ea's battlefield wasn't there, so it's an open question as to how it's going to perform this year. >> do you welcome that mobile strategy, brandon, and the acquisition? >> absolutely. i think that in order to reach the next say billion players that are out there for the console focused publishers, they're going to have to get mobile and tra

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one other group of stocks we are watching closely today are the video game makers and publishers, ea,ng back some gains after jump 20g% in trading yesterday. then there is unity, the maker of software engines built to make games the stock holding up slight will he better than others today, still more than 50% off its december highs at roughly $84 a share, it is less than $10 away from its $75 opening trade from the ipo they had back in september, rahel, i will accepted things back over to you >>> some home builders are getting crushed. the itb down another 3% or more bringing losses to more than 8% this week. we have more >> an extremely pricey housing market just got more expensive look at the 30-year fixed mortgage rate. well below 3% in mid february, jumped up in march back down the april and suddenly turning higher again last monday's dip in rates saw applications rise to the highest rate in more than two months but it is not great news for home buyers. home prices are not only up 12% from a year ago but the gain in home price is accelerating at the fastest pace in over 15 years.

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and poland has eas locked down restrictions. many restaurants have reopened to diners after the country reported a steady decline in cases. all right, let's get you up to speed as some other stories. republicans in the us senate have blocked the bill that would have established a commission to investigate the salt on the capital. on january 6th, only 6 republicans joined democrats in supporting the commission. others express fears that the commission would become a political weapon against them. not agreed to columbia. president yvonne do k, says he's deploying the military to the city of cali and the surrounding province. the region is an epa center of anti government protests that have ross columbia for the last month. 4 people died in demonstrations in and around cali on friday. hundreds of thousands of people and congo are in desperate need of shelter, food and water. after fleeing and active volcano authorities have ordered a partial evacuation of the eastern city of goma. scientists are warning of what they call a potentia

it's the 2nd most visited church in europe. spain has eas corona buyers restrictions this month in hopes its tourism sector will quickly recover. well, germany and france have promised more than 500000000 euros for vaccine production in africa. german health minister again spawn and french president manuel mac made the announcement while visiting south africa to discuss the vaccine distribution. president mccall said he wanted to help set a goal, vaccinating 40 percent of people in africa. by the end of this year. the vaccine rolled out in south africa has been slow as the country struggles to a new wave of infections. w's out to increase, caught up with the german health ministry there in south africa to find out how germany plans to help france and germany flesh multi 1000000 years support for south africa to create local vaccine production capacity. can that still make impacts and a difference and the short $1.00 to $5.00. the current pandemic? yes, the can. and that must make a difference because you see a 99 percent of the vaccines used here in africa coming from outside from abroad

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you can see more of the eas sou temperatures around parts of the bay area make a run at 90 tomorrow. you have summer-like heat, dry wind and the sea breeze during the afternoon. the winds pick up over dry conditions. fire danger elevated to start the week. we will talk how long the hot testimony dourz be sticking around and when cooling changes return coming up in our forecast ten minutes from now. >>> another resource for the changing conditions, rob's twitter page. he is tweeting out updates about the wind, potential fire danger. follow him. >>> firefighters across the state busy. look at this map. cal fire crews battling several fires. the biggest is the southern fire. that's burning this san diego county. it started this morning. it b burned a lot and containment stands at zero. >>> the fight against covid. california's positivity rate is 1.2%, the lowest in the country. >>> experts say reactions that dozens of people had to getting the covid vaccine can be traced to anxiety. a cluster of people from april 7th to april 9th had reactions to the vaccine in five states, including ca

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as we look to the east bay, 74 ea hil per w 70s foe i-vaey. around bay n sc 59 daly city, 66 for oakland and the northbay, low to mid 70s, 74 for a high-end santa rosa this afternoon and topping out at 75% helena, 76 for windsor. is the extended forecast and what you expect, a little bit warmer as we look to today for the weekend and we are going to continue to watch our temperatures climb into early next week. a check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >> we are looking at some of our bay area bridges and right now, the bridges clear as you work your way out of the east bay over toward the toll plaza, now i'm getting work once you get on the upper deck of a stalled vision vehicle and does not look like it is causing much of an issue just yet. other than that, chp is clearing an earlier trouble spot, northbound 101. this is as you work your way moover a of thn view this activity to the ghshlder rerted in the incident. thing is a little bit busy, just a little crowded as you come away that connector to route around grambling, other than that

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the majority of scottish people voted against leaving the io -- ea you -- eu. government rejected sturgeon's demands to hold a referendum in 2017. let's bring in our guest in edinburgh. the professor of territorial politics at the university of edinburgh and a senior fellow at u.k. and changing europe. in glascow, a scottish green party politician and member of the scottish parliament. and in edinburgh, jim gallagher, a professor at university of glasgow and a performer -- and a former civil servant. welcome to the program. nicola, does the outcome set a collision course with the u.k. government? >> almost certainly yes. i do not think the scottish government under nicola sturgeon will be in a rush to press on with an independence referendum. there are many things to do first to prepare for that. the initial response of the u.k. government has suggested that there seems to be consensus that now is not the time to be having an independence referendum. the battle will come from -- will come in a couple of years probably when the scottish parliament, with its true

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galvan nearly a 140 years after construction began in the 2nd most visited church in europe. spain has eas, grown a virus restrictions this month in hopes its tourism chapter will quickly recover. now here to germany, testing for grown a virus has become a multi $1000000000.00 business globally here in germany. a whole industry of private tests has sprung up in recent weeks. there are free for the public, but the federal government pays for each test. now german media are reporting on allegations of widespread fraud in testing center. some have been accused of billing the government for test, which never occurred. many millions of euros have been paid to testing centers with little control over their operations. more on this, i'm joined by d w reporter, jewel dual boy, who actually has some 1st hand information on fraudulent activity at testing center is the 1st thing i want to say is for the benefit of the viewers as these facilities are everywhere out that they are really popping up all over the place and sometimes in the strangest of locations, you'll find them in converted fast food re

ea lstimier scene. authorities investigating whether it may have been part of a smuggling operation. will carr starts us off with the latest. >> reporter: it was a desperate attempt to save lives off the coast of san diego this afternoon. >> the coast guard received a report of a 40-foot trawler aground with multiple persons in the water. >> reporter: more than two dozen people were tossed into the chilly waters after their boat capsized. at least three drowned. their vessel destroyed. pieces seen floating along the rugged shore.e tonight, investigating whether those aboard were being smuggled. > they got two harbor police boats out there plus a couple jet skis doing search and rescue. >> reporter: nearly 100 first responders racing to the scene. along one pier, several teams performing chest compressions and administering oxygen. five victims needed cpr. u.s. coast guard helicopters swooping in to rescue thosin e wate wrapping et tm onto il, others taken away on stretchers. ambulances transporting them

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and more than eas in a single d. the u.s. helping tonight with shipments of oxygen and vaccine supplies. and here's our foreign correspondent james longman tonight. republican outside, overwhelmed hospitals in india tonight, the sick gasp for air. families struggling to find the help they need. in one hospital, two dozen people suffocated to death because of a lack of oxygen. chilling video showing family members fanning their loved ones with towels, a desperate attempt to keep them alive. >> the doctors themselves, they're asking the patients to arrange for their own oxygen supplies. that's how bad the situation is right now. >> reporter: the most basic of needs unmet by a government many feel has abandoned them. >> when the cases started rising up, i thought the government had a plan. but turns out they didn't. >> reporter: there's no dignity in death here. this woman bringing her dead husband home in a rickshaw. there was no ambulance to bring him home from the hospital. with that u.s. travel ban on incoming flights from i

lastly, you have ea, stock did originally drop by more of a margin.hose are your after earnings stories. the story was really macro today. we started off using fraud based pain. we have to dig about how much this reminds us of what we saw back in february when we sawtek react to the surges. you can see how correlated they are. it really tells you how much of that they are paying attention to when it comes to trading these big tech names. i really want to show you what we have done in terms of the p/e ratio for this index. you have really seen a comeback since the september tech correction. now it is coming right back to pre-pandemic levels. maybe they put this at extreme trading levels. so what really is the dynamic here? can tech rally despite those concerns? that is what we will have to see in the coming days. >> thank you. let's get into tech's small comeback. can tech rally? what do you think? >> etiquette can. -- i think that it can. i think that ultimately, many think this is as good as it gets, he will start to see numbers second-half that blow

whether it snows in the sierra or rain her the t monitor, et m anitt gottwoe for the bay area, part ea highest category. which is exceptional drought. that was declared today. i want to show you live doppler 7. while we're not seeing rain right now. the rain that we did have earlier was definitely a welcome sight. from the emeryville camera, we're looking back toward san francisco. and it's a stunning view tonight, chilly especially inland in the morning, we're looking at gusty winds and an isolated shower possibility tomorrow afternoon-evening. lighter winds and warmer weather coming your way for the second half of the weekend. gustywinds right now, 29 miles per hour in half-moon bay. 23 in in another breezy morning along the coastline at 8:00 a.m. the winds will ramp up toward the eveninthe pressure system that brought us all the ray shy weather today will shift inland. the wind will be coming in on the backside of tem. by tomorrow night it moves far enough away that the winds begin to come down. temperaturesright now in the 40s and the 50s. it's crisp outside. take a look at the hou

and island is to gradually eas cobra 19 restrictions in the coming weeks, including international travel. and next month, pubs and restaurants will be allowed to serve customers outdoors and theaters and cinema can reopen. in july, international travel curbs had to be lifted. installed to the island, had one of the worst infection rates in the world. the united states, as mocking the $100.00 the anniversary of was thought to be the worst incident of racial violence in american history. the tulsa race massacre happened in 1921. when white americans destroyed the nation's most prosperous, black owned business district, survivors have taken part in a commemorative, running, but a bigger event has been cancelled. she returns in tulsa, oklahoma, and explains why oral day the last 3 survivors of what's now called the tulsa race massacre of 1921 of still fighting for justice. after a 100 years of not being compensated for all that they lost. when a white mob backed by city and state authorities burnt down the black greenwood neighborhood of tulsa now in a battle over an attempt to cash in on th

this morning a new survey by the kaiser family foundation suggests across the country enthusiasm for eaingteau, but kaiser's survey also found only three out of ten parents plan to vaccinate their children. >> but that underscores children's ability to cause outbreaks and spread the disease to other people. >> reporter: this as u.s. drugmakers hope the fda will soon allow kids to get the shot. pfizer's approval could come any day now. the dropic family's four kids are participating. >> don't be worried. don't be scared. the people here know what they're doing. >> reporter: moderna revealing early data suggests its shot up to 96% effective in 12 to 17-year-olds with no safety issues setting a goal to make the shots available before the next school year begins. meanwhile, new york city is planning to fully re-open long before then. the mayor hoping to roll out mobile vaccination vans to popular places like times square to offer the jab to tourists. >> come here, it's safe, it's a great place to be, and we're going to take care of you. >> reporter: amid all the good news now, a sober reminder

.>> reporter: i pacific northwest is fighting another covidtle ea driven by people in their 20s, many unvaccinated. >> a lot of college students, they're just acting like it doesn't matter. yeah, they don't care. >> reporter: officials are now trying to make vaccination easy, doling out shots at the mariners' game. >> i've been contemplating not doing it, but when it's in your face and it's free and you're the first person in line, why not? >> reporter: in new york, the yankees and mets also offering a free ticket after a vaccine at the stadiums. and good news for broadway, shuttered for more than a year, starting tomorrow, tickets can go on sale for shows in september at 100% capacity. >> it's the soul of the city. >> reporter: so, this is progress? >> this is absolutely wonderful news. >> yes, wonderful news when we 'r t the in times square tonight, whit. we know dr. anthony fauci, given what we're seeing in india, was asked today about the effectiveness of the vaccines in the u.s. including that new variant emerging in india. >> reporter: and david, that variant has now been identi

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it is not always eas , it appointments. it is not always easy, it cannot _ appointments. cannot replace in—person examinations, and people have to understand how to use the technology, and there were questions about the quality of care?— quality of care? well, certainly _ quality of care? well, certainly during - quality of care? well, - certainly during covid-19, some certainly during covid—19, some of my colleagues at the university of melbourne conducted a large australia wide survey, and they found that only half of the health care providers have ever received any training in telehealth, and the vast majority of health care providers and clients have never used telehealth. to know which are the best platforms to use, certainly video consultations, they got higher scores for satisfaction than telephone consultations, so we certainly have work to do to improve the system. we just need to work on getting those things right. do need to work on getting those things right-— things right. do you think --eole things right. do you think people would _ things right. do you thin

he suggests australia could eas, immigration policies if just send or done supports it's, it's disputes with china. freya has taken the strongest stand against china's aggression in the area and has also suffered much more of the pressure from china. we've had bands on, on bali, wine sea food and coal of course, and we have been taken to the w t o on the issue of the folly exports. now, new zealand has being much less affected and much more likely to call on the side of publicly to take a soft line towards china. the view in australia is that we can't afford to do that and they don't want a gap to appear between a strayer and zealand because of chinese pressure. the trend, tasman migration is one area where new zealand could actually get something out of this. it in turn turned around and said that they would support stria the reason room for strive to provide for more transit between destroyer and new zealand workers and to provide more assistance for new zealanders. ready in the social security system in australia, there's also the issue of the day port taishan of convicted criminals,

island is to gradually eas cave in 19 restrictions in the coming weeks including international travel. next month, pumps and restaurants will be allowed to serve customers outdoors and theaters and cinnamon can reopen. in july international travel cubs will be lifted. the start of the island had one of the worst infection rates in the world. it's been one week and a day since the sci fi between israel and harass ended 11 days of conflict. people and guards are replacing severe shortages of electricity, water and thousands are still homes. please bring in human upside. who's in gulf? so you tell us more about the situation in government. china. i mean, we're still witnessing a great lack of power outages. it's very brief, lack of power due to the old electricity lines that has been damaged, israeli strike 3 out of the core to reliance in turbine before the electric power has been completely destroyed. people here get exit 3 to 4 hours of electricity on lease, which means also that there is a great shortage in water because we need wire to generate, we need electricity to generate the w

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step down from his role after five ea * , ., , step down from his role after five ea - ,.,, , step downiry into that incident. martin bashir won't face a criminal prosecution. he has been absent for his role for several months after contracting covid—19 and undergoing quadruple bypass surgery. it is those continued health problems we are told that has contributed to his decision to leave. the welsh government is advising people not to go on a foreign holiday, even after rules on international travel are relaxed next week. other lockdown restrictions in wales are also being eased in the coming days. our correspondent, tomos morgan, sent this update from cardiff. the first minister has said that he would rather that people in wales do not go on holiday for the rest of the year. he is concerned mostly about bringing new variants into wales, just as we saw in the summer of last year, really. and i think for that reason and because of the news on the indian variant overnight, there has not been any more suggestions of what will be eased further down the line, until they know conclusively fro

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heat risk ea monday and lingers through tuesday.ll be cool at the coast with temperatures in the 50s. as far as the clouds, you can see the low clouds retreating to the coast. the high clouds move in. we will call it partly sunny. mid 60s and 70s. 64 to 74 on the peninsula. upper 60s along the coast. it will be breezy as we head into the afternoon hours. we drop into the mid-50s by the evening hours. last up will be the east bay valley, 78 to 86. no air conditioning needed. look at sunday, monday and tuesday. a mini heatwave inland. 80s around the bay and upper 60s along the coast. >>> los angeles angels picture is scheduled to start tonight at the oakland coliseum. [ music ], the superstar was scratched because of traffic on the bay bridge. instead of a team bus, he took bartz to the coliseum. he didn't arrive in time for his pregame warm-up. you still played and batted second in the lineup. the a's shot out the angels 5-0. i understand that traffic struggled. >> he had to get out and take part and still didn't make it in time. tha

as president he had been subjected to tremendous criticism from our ea and he was always very sensitive to criticism and mayhem real federalist, and one and in his last years he really was a partisan himself to his words and his farewell address is you is enough these days. he and he asked human beings will always be partisans. we are. that's how we ourselves. but we cannot let it get out of control. this is just silly. a fire not to raise control. and that is a balance. is not easy. in a political say, americans succeeded in many times, in many eras i think we're not managing that bounce well today i think that would make him very sad. >> were asks the question is there anyway you could tell us or any evidence about how george washington treated the enslaved people who were on. >> that question. there's a wonderful by the historian at mount vernon, mary johnson. a little regret is and she says basically, every bad thing that slays a slave and that's very important idea for us to accept. is our. it was for me. i'm writing a biography of. it was very results-oriented. i thought about how