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emerson.der it solved. >>> welcome back, heef are the movers groupon down 40% today groupon announcing to pursue a reverse stock split. remember, this is a $31 stock in 2011 under $2 a share nvidia hitting a high. the firm raising the price target analysts noting the story is much cleaner now than it was a year ago and shares of garmin leading and hitting a nearly 12-year high reporting better than expected results saying the business segments saw growth. now a cnbc news update. >> here's what's happening attorney general barr and fbi director wray attending a justice department forum on the law that shields tech companies from user liability. barr citing with critics saying the law has grown beyond the original intent. >> technology has changed in ways that no one including the drafters of section 230 could have imagined. these changes have been accompanied by an expansive interpretation of 230 by the courts seemingly stretching beyond the text and original purpose. >>> former democratic pres

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emerson. consider it solved. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back interest rates are collapsing on coronavirus fears. banks are taking a big hit is that selling justified by what's happening on the ground here we me from the view of banks across the country is ben beardall great to see you welcome. >> thank you, kelly. great to be here. >> tell us where your exposure is in terms of thest and are you starting to see a slowdown >> yeah. first of all, it's important to step back and consider just a historical magnitude to see the 10-year i think 1.32%, all-time low in terms of yield. who is willing to lock up the money for ten years for 1.32%? the answer is, of course, people are fearful. there's all kinds of concerns, uncertainty. whether it be the coronavirus or election people are willing to take gains off the table and lock in that money over the long term at 1.32%. >> right so you are saying basically you get freaked out looking at the 10-year and the rest of us you are the bank ceo why don't you give

emerson. consider it solved. a >>> all right. another one of those volatile sessions session low on the dow is down 960. we have s&p 3,009 or so. we obviously repaired some of that damage and moving back a touch. the 10-year remains stubborn at 1.28 and the vix has remained elevated all day, right now close to 33. let's get to rick santelli and get "the santelli exchange." >> good morning, carl. thank you. you know, there's so many things to talk about during these tumultuous periods, exogenous shock, and i've seen quite a few of them, tech wreck, taper tantrum. we've had a lot of shocks to the system one thing i found over the years, never underestimate how exogenous shocks can get a life of their own and cause other channels to be opened up but i really do think at some point, you know, we've had thousand-point down dow day, i think this will be more of a "v" than many think, my opinion, and we will have 1,000-point up days as far as how the bulls are looking what the's going on in stocks as

emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." here are some of the movers at this hour. shares of virgin galactic are up 19% today and up more than 214% so far this year morgan stanley is cautioning investors today saying shares could use a breather boy, could they, but they're not taking it now. shares of kroger are up on the news that berkshire hathaway took a $19 million stake in the company. kroger shares up a little more than 5%. and shares of macy's are falling. the retailer declining after s&p cut its debt rating to junk just a short while ago. macy's competitive position is less favorable shares are down 3.5% to just over 16. >>> now to brian sullivan for a cnbc news update. >> here's what's happening at this hour. president trump tweeting that roger stone's conviction for witness tampering and lying to congress should be thrown out. a series of tweets come just before a court session in the case the judge has refused to delay stone's sentencing which is set for thur

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." take a look at shares of viacomcbs down again today and off 30% this year. the shares plunged yesterday as investors weren't impressed with the streaming strategy the company outlined trying to catch up as the pace of cord cutting risen sharply. it was up 70% last year and for more i'm joined by craig moffitt. craig, great to see you, welcome. >> good to see you again. >> you have the big numbers, managed to go through the companies and add it up for us mor than 6 million households cut the cord in 2019 the quarter -- the pace of decline at the end of the year 7% the fastest ever here's kind of a big pick your since 2009, 88% of the public to pay tv to 65%. right? so where are we going from here? where should viacomcbs' role be? >> look. there's no reason to expect it's going to get better this year. what's really happening now is if the last few years have been about customers getting comfortable with the idea of court cutting, when's really happen

emerson. st. louis fed president james bullard joined "squawk box" earlier this morning. here is what he had to say about the coronavirus and the impact on the economy take a listen. >> if you think that this virus is going to dissipate and then we're going to have a temporary shock and everything is going to go back to normal, yeah. i think the fed is in great shape and we don't have to lower rates in that scenario >> for more on the virus of course and the impact on the u.s. and world economy let's bring in former atlanta fed president. i don't know if you had a chance to listen to larry kudlow from the nec. still, suggesting economic growth here in the u.s. will be fairly strong. what is your view in terms of the overall impact knowing of course how uncertain everything is right now in terms of the virus and its impact in china and on supply chains and economies around the world >> i agree with both jim bullard this morning and larry kudlow that first it's a little early to tell. and it's a

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> welcome back, everybody.erera here's your cnbc news update at this hour. president trump speaking to reporters before boarding marine one for his trip to north carolina he voiced his displeasure b with nancy pelosi ripping up his state of the union address >> i thought it was a terrible thing when she ripped up first of all, it's an official document you're not allowed, it's illegal. she broke the law. i got very high marks on the speech and i didn't know she did it until i was walking out and some of the congressmen and women were saying can you believe what she did but i didn't know she did it >> douglas hodge, the former chief executive of pimco was sentenced to nine months in prison for his role in the college admitting cheating scandal. he was also ordered to pay a $750,000 fine. >>> jessica men doze will no longer be on saturday night baseball this after signing a contract extension with the network, espn announcing she'll be an analyst on weekday games as well as making appearances on various network s

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emerson. solved. >>> alibaba ceo called the coronavirus a black swan event having a significant impact on the chinese and global economies but could the stock impact be a reason to worry? i'm joined by steve malinowich welcome, first of all. this really did hit the tech industry so hard because it centered in china. what does the big implication been so far? why don't you think the stock reaction is larger >> it is funny the stocks haven'tfunny. stocks haven't reacted much. a reaction like sars or ebola. it's going to be contained, over relatively quickly, not affecting long-term cash flows personally i think there's more to worry about clearly hardware and semiconductor companies demand and supply chain in china could be negatively affected we've yet to see it fully play out. >> who are the companies -- take the case of say nvidia, having a monster week best week since i think 2015 look what's happening with the tech and software etf. all-time highs today bank of america, said there's money p

emerson. consider it solved. . >>> the tesla rally is back on this week. in fact, kate rooney has those numbers. hi, kate >> great to see you. welcome back so we've got new data showing retail investors buying up tesla and it's especially coming for millennia millennials. new numbers show that tesla is the number one it passed apple and was the top stock focus purchased in the last six trade iing days they brought six times relative to history and yesterday, tesla made up the largest dollar amount of securities bought and sold in the platform's history a demo on the stock and etf investing app is is mostly millennial, 25 to 40 with an average household income of about $100,000 there were a record amount of sofi investors buying in fractions of a share most users buying in a stock bid. sofi began offering fractional trading in july and charles schwab, square and robin hood have announced the same feature. it comes with risks. it show it is the downside of chasing a stock that some believe is sh

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emerson. consider it solved. ♪ >> stay right there.a cnbc special report on the coronavirus outbreak hosted by my friend tyler mathisen you know how i feel about this i think we're a little bit too overconfident when it comes to the virus. now zscaler reported tonight it wasn't up to snuff. i thought it looked okay, but you know how things are with the highfliers virgin galactic is starting to come in. please wait until that thing is back under 30 if you really insist on buying it. it is a very expensive stock and you've got to be very careful with these highfliers right here, right now. they're not working. i australia like to say there is a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it for you right here on "mad money." i' >>> good evening, everyone i'm tyler mathisen we are on day 53 of this global health care crisis just as flu season hits its peak the cdc says it is helping hospitals prepare just in case for a major coronavirus outbreak here >> the window of opportunity we have now may close >> a new warning tonight from the

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emerson. solved. >>> taking a look at the dow right now, slipping back further into the red flirting with session lows reached tz earlier in the morning that session low was 997, currently trading around 924 similar for the s&p, down 3% right now. with coronavirus concerns sending stocks plummeting our eric chemmy is looking a the demand for infrared therm meters and why they may be causing more harm than good. >> many striking images to come out of the deadly health crisis in asia. a masked official aimingan infrared thermometer at travelers. all in an effort to curtail the deadly virus that has now killed more than 2,000 people experts say the devices may not be so accurate >> i think the greatest harm or danger comes in missing a person who might be feverish and could be actually sick. >> reporter: he says officials are using industrial grade therm meters meant for testing machines not people. >> they are not appropriate for human body temperature measurement because they can be off by seve

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> stocks are down. we had begun the session up.ee s&p in negative territory to the tune of .66%. coronavirus sparked a significant selloff yesterday. joining us now from morgan asset management and mark zandi from moody's analytics. let me start with you. is the market responding to the virus spreading around the world and the impact it will have? >> i think the market is i think the big concern from the investment community is you can be contagious while not exhibiting any symptoms. it's very difficult to track exactly what's going on and how much the virus has, in fact, spread in and of itself it looks like the flu. i'm not trying to take it lightly, it is flu like. the real impact what the spread looks like economic and financial impacts, factories closed longer, businesses airing on the side of caution we're trying to tie back to outlook for growth, outlook for corporate profits, fourth quarter behind us are under a bit of pressure at the current juncture. >> mark, a lot of people have been trying to gauge the impact from the s

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emerson.der it solved. >>> time for jim and stock trading. >> wall street never can stop us they came public not that long ago. an absolutely horrible quarter thanks for nothing stc. still stay away. nothing there. that is not the kind of blue chip you want to reach during a coronavirus epidemic david? >> i'll make sure to put that down thank you. >> okay. that is not the blue chip you're looking for. i do have, hopefully you can do the show i have hp. that's right hp enrique lores. sorry. i thought you should have had that one >> i thought i was maybe he'll come on with me sometime but doesn't appear likely >> i have a superior set of skills to people like you. >> i've just given up. you can have them all. >> all right jim, we hope to see you tonight at 6:00. eastern time dow is up 275. we're back in a moment we see heating breakthroughs clearing the air for billions. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, creating a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consi

david: thank you so much for your time today, john emerson.balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. the u.s. is sanctioning a unit of russia's largest oil producer , rosneft, over ties with venezuela. here to explain what the sanctions are and how they may ourct the oil market is guest. explain what this agency does. >> the sanctions announce the trading arm of rosneft, based in switzerland, and also targets the chairman of that unit. already, there is a wide array of sanctions placed by the u.s. government on venezuela and companies, preventing them from doing business with venezuela. production, al shadow of its former self, the oil coming out of the country, going to places like china and india, is coming through rosneft to. this is another attempt to cut that off. david: mike pompeo tweeted about this, saying that this is maduro's name lifelines to avoid our sanctions. is that correct? overstatement. venezuela is terribly dependent on any c

emerson. consider it solved. >>> all right, welcome back, everybody. president trump holding a news conference late yesterday to calm american's fears about the risk of coronavirus hitting the united states. >> i don't think it's inevitable i think thatwe're doing a really good job in terms of maintaining borders in terms of letting people in, in terms of checking people. and also, that's one of the reasons i'm here today, getting the word out, so people will know, they're going to know. no, i don't think it's inevitable i think there's a chance it could get worse. there's a chance it could get fairly substantially worse, but nothing is inevitable. >> for more on the president's response to coronavirus fears, let's bring in our guest, dr. scott god loeb, the former fda commissioner and cnbc commissioner and serves on pfizer and ill lum nus boards. good to have you here today. scott, thank you how are you looking at this, how should we be looking at this >> i think we're entering in a new phase. there's cases in major cities, dozens maybe hundreds, cert

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emerson.ff bezos has announced he's committing $10 billion in the fight of climate change in the new fund on the matter yesterday. he says the money will help back scientists, activists and oranges and efforts to help protect our planet he'll start issuing grants this summer >>> i hope we can stop this bad weather. it is really getting out of hand we have to get rid of all these storms a tiff between musk and bill gates. -- i might use it on clean water. >> it is a new fund. he can direct it to clean water. >> that would be good. >> he bought an all electric porsche taycan he said his porsche is a premium priced car and is very, very cool he saved up for that on twitter elon musk responded to a user who wondered why gates chose a taycan over a tesla. he said, my conversations with bill gates have been underwhelming. >> it is hard. elon is an absolute genius. it is hard for him to criticize bill gates >> he also has no filter >> i empathize andrew told me, the taycan, you don't go as far but yo

> reporter: yeah, one thing that everyone involved in the story seems to agree on, the folks from emerson to disney. there's a reason for licensing rights in the united states absolutely, positively. there's another question, with regards to this case. just because you are within your rights, does that mean that you are right. ♪ >>> disney's 2019 version of "the lion king" is great for all ages which is why a member of the emerson elementary school's dad club bought it and showed it. >> we had no idea that showing a movie to kids at a pizza evening was something that you could not do. >> reporter: last week the school received a later from swank, a third party company used by disney and others to enforce licensing laws. no one knows how they found out about the fundraiser and the e-mail said that the school owes disney $250. a good chunk of what the fundraiser brought in. they said if this men and women do not receive this hard earned revenue through sources like licensing fees, they may no longer investity their time, research and development costs to create new movies. >>> disney has 26

last week we told you about emerson elementary in berkeley. disney had ordered the school to pay a $250 fine because of the movie "lion king." it was played for a pta fund-raiser, and they charged people an optional 15 bucks entrance fee. when disney found out about the licensing issue, it told the school to pay up. now disney's ceo says don't worry about the money. bob iger tweeting, disney apologizes to emerson elementary school pta, and i will personally donate to their fund-raising initiative. how about that? >>> all right. up next, kyle shanahan, some thoughts about jimmy g. we're going to show you how the celebs were spotted at pebble beach today. >>> happening now, anaheim police are investigating a fire at disneyland this evening. it started in the backstage area on main street. firefighters responded to put out the flames within minutes. park visitors to adventureland had a power outage afterwards. no cast members, no guests hurt. we're back with more news in a moment. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better

emerson. consider it solved.t seema mody has the breakdown of the action overseas. >> stocks in the green here in the u.s. but we're off lows of the day in europe. markets like uk, italy and spain turning positive with spain up about .6%. for the week, europe is still down about 6.8%. so slightly more than the 6.2% loss we're seeing on the s&p 500. it does come as the number of coronavirus cases in europe continues to rise with a virus spreading south in italy and new cases emerging in austria, switzerland, spain and greece france today also confirming its second virus-related death it comes as the world's largest spiritsmakers are warning the virus will hurt profits, a $200 million hit, big events canceled and tourism not helping. a year-to-date chart will show you stock is down nearly 9%. karl, back to you. >> seema, thank you very much. let's get an update with sue herera back at hg. >>> state prosecutors say columbia gas will plead guilty related to a series of gas line explosions in the suburbs of boston in

when you strike at the king emerson famously said you must kill him. what's your reaction to this tweet? >> i'm not sure it was emerson. [ laughter ] i think shakespeare got there first. in fact, i had my lawyer say that very thing to me before i testified about nixon. that was his advice. >> really? >> it was. >> and when. was that his advice? >> because he said don't just kick him, kill him. and that's what i did. i put it all out there knowing he couldn't survive it. >> so what do you think trump means by tweeting this quote? >> i don't think trump understands. first of all he's putting himself in the position of being the king, which, theoretically, a president is. maybe in his mind, maybe in the minds of others. but clearly trump is saying, well, you didn't come up with enough to knock me off to kill me, so i'm still kicking and i'm going to kick back now. it's a pretty pathetic thing for a president to say to analogize himself with being a monarch. even nixon didn't go there. >> john dean, i always appreciate our conversations. thank you so much

emerson.onsider it solved. >>> stay right there because you don't want to miss a cnbc special report on the ever-changing dynamic coronavirus outbreak tonight hosted by contessa brewer, coming up next i wish i had more, let's say, positive news like everyone else seems to have about the coronavir coronavirus. i think it's making me feel like this china on, go buy the chinese stocks, is not a good idea i think it's better to sell them there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to try to find it just for you right here on "mad money." i'm jim i'm contessa brewer. it has been 43 days since the world health organization was first alerted to what has morphed into a global crisis the coronavirus has a new name covid-19 they believe it came from a bat before jumping to a mystery host and infecting humans the search is on for the missing link >> this is a common enemy. >> the virus spreads and so does fear. >> taking our foot off the accelerator now could be a fatal

, when you strike at the king, emerson famously said, you must kill him.him but did not take him down. the triumphant mr. trump emerges from the biggest test of his presidency, emboldened, ready to claim exoneration and take his case of grievance, persecution and resentment to the campaign trail. the greatest witch hunt in american history. >> you have to love when the president is bashing "the new york times" and when somehow suits him a little bit, he will easily quote from it. >> happy to take it. >> the use of exclamation point sg . >>> let's bring in meteorologist janessa webb. feels like spring out there. >> different story for the midwest. we have a small disturbance this morning that's going to cause some early morning fog as you step out this morning, and look at this, it's making its way across omaha right now. there's a dividing line in these temperatures, south and southeast, above normal. upper midwest, we are well below average, and that's allowing this storm system to make its way east fairly quickly. not done with winter yet. look at the hi

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emerson. consider it solved. >>> sue herera has an update >> thank you, david.pening. joe biden is set to host more than 250 wall street and big-money donors thursday at a pair of fund-raisers in new york, despite his campaign's recent struggles, it's expected to raise more than $1 million between the two gatherings. >>> a judge grants a question for the roll-out of the jedi cloud contract that contract was awarded to microsoft in october microsoft says it is disappointed in the delay. >>> the earth had its hottest january in recorded history last month. that's according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration russia, scandinavia and eastern canada experienced the most dramatic warmer temperatures. >>> and the british street artist is thought to have griffin a valentine's gift to a mural. with a splatter of red flowers appeared overnight in the the artist's usual stencil style >>> huawei has new charges today. eamonafter has more for us. >> reporter: this is what they call a super ceding indictment when he add on charges they news additional charg

only stocks called out by wall street research get hit like emerson. it has more china exposure thar most and that is the one think picked on. i thought that the sellers might say, if apple can't get parts what about retailers who source from china, aren't they at risk. isn't that should i wait on. and walmart investor felt comfortable buying the stock and a quarter with doug hick milan the ceo he told us, i know many purists were -- about the blowup and that could allow them to rival amazon and walmart is down from in the premarket to being flat and up and as they told a good story the 30% of the digital business could control the narrative helping the stock close up 1.5% at the end of the day. why not. retailers walmart look cheaps on the number and it had had a floor. no wonder it closed up nicely. and you know the irony, the worst performers there was no news whatsoever. the banks. why because of a sudden drop in interest rate that could get into a recession and not a lower one so the stock at jp morgan and others are doing awfully since they repor

emerson.ved. >>> we have a grotesque and immoral distribution of wealth and welcome. >> we're not going to throw out capitalism we tried that, other countries tried that it was called communism and it just didn't work. >> you probably have all seen that before. senator bernie sanders and former mayor mike bloomberg at wednesday night's debate we're going to hear a lot more about the economy. i re-tweeted one of mike bloomberg's memes -- i don't know if it was a meme but it was the one where he says he created the job else here. >> i saw that one and there were crickets. >> i thought it was genius and i didn't like it at the same time. i'll tell you why, i didn't like the editing. >> it was fantastic. >> no, i know, but i wanted it to be -- >> i think people didn't know it wasn't real? >> this is a huge issue on social media. >> i'm really sorry i brought it up it was so obvious that it wasn't real and they took other shots of them responding to any questions that were given. it had nothing to

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ralph waldo emerson seemed to see the impeachment of the king, and emerson said that when you striket the king, you must kill him. gentlemen, start your engines. >> reporter: this is not the only harrowing tweet from trump world as they took a victory lap at the daytona 500. and his campaign manager got wrecked on twitter and there is one problem, the photo was from 2004 when then president george bush visited the racetrack. >>> and the president is continuing the victory lap as he is seeing it over the rest of the week as he is traveling out west to do fund-raising and three separate rallies in colorado, arizona and nevada and three states that are going to be critical in determining if mr. trump can win a second term, and as for the attorney general, the white house has confidence for william barr and as for the tweet for brad parscale has deleted it. >> and we have a guest coming in the next hour as well to talk more about this. and now, evan perez is here to talk about this letter that is signed by those who worked in republican and democratic administration and serious rebuke. >>