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i'm frank holland. let's look at futures with the first trading day of the year. the s&p post ing 20% gains for back-to-back years. the s&p coming off the first four-day slide to even their nt year since 1976. the dow looks like it could open up more than 200 points higher. the nasdaq up almost 200 points. we will do a check of s&p 500 pre-market gainers. look at the top of the list. cooper. a medical tech company up 6%. snap-on, a tool company, up about 2.5%. allegion and omnicom rounding out the list. we want to look at small caps. off to a positive start to the year despite a huge run up after election. small cap futures are up .50% right now. one area that's impacted the small cap trade and broader market is yields. ten-year starting 2025 about 60 basis points higher than it started 2024. that's despite 100 basis points of fed cuts coming in last year. the ten-year at 4.54. easing back from the level we saw in the final days of 2024. 4.54 as i mentioned. entering the new year, oil is moving higher a

i'm frank holland.et's get you ready for the trading day ahead. the s&p and nasdaq coming off back-to-back winning days. the market is a bit mixed. s&p lower. the dow would open seven points higher. nasdaq is down 18 points. this action we're seeing here is after a very rare warning from the fed on the state of the stock market. comments yesterday, lisa cook offering a blunt assessment saying, quote, valuations are elevated a number of assets classes including equity and corporate debt suggesting markets re price to perfection. we want to look at the pre-market gainers on the s&p 500. a chip named micron up 5%. first energy and derna and uber with fmc rounding out the top five. nvidia shares with jensen huang speaking at ces. announcing nvidia's mini desk stop. nvidia sparking a rally. chip nation mes moving higher. similar for intel and broadcom and micron here. we will talk more about the chips and what nvidia's ceo had to say with sara kunst in a moment. the bond market is holding steady. jolts later

>> similar kind of take, frank. not super surprising, we're looking at a tech company who is basically saying listen, we have to make sure that we are not in regulatory harms way here and so it's been very clear that the president-elect has stated very clearly that listen, you are with us or you're not. so there is this retaliatory, sort of flavor out there that i think many of the tech companies responding to. it's not surprising, because i think it is pretty normal for most companies to say, you know, when a new presidential administration comes in, we want to make sure we are aligned for sure. what is critical here, frank, is the idea that this is really the critical question that facebook and meta has been facing for a long time, which is to say listen, are we a news platform or are we a vehicle where information flows through? i think we're about to get our answer on that. >> all right, so we're spending a lot of time looking what the possible motivations are, whether trying to line itself with the incoming adm

i'm frank holland. thank you for joining us on this day. i want to look at the live pictures right now these are some of the surreal and nightmare scenes captivating the world. this is a live shot of los angeles, california where wildfires are continuing to rage there are five fires burning and the palisades fire grown to 17,000 acres this is the most destructive fire in los angeles history. we will have a live report from the scene coming up later this hour. >>> first, a look at the stock market following the release of the latest fed minutes the futures as you can see a down notoriety now when you look at the futures s&p and dow and nasdaq down fractionally you know a fractional move to the down side. the stock market is closed for the funeral of u.s. president jimmy carter this is the rotunda where president carter well lie in state until his funeral. we will have full coverage on cnbc the stock market is closed, but the bond market is open until 2:00 p.m major u.s. equity futures will trade until 9:

frank: there are other factors. in the case of the supreme court hearing in the legislation being discussed there are national security risks. caroline: yes. frank: there are also issues around safety to children. their issues of the viability of our democratic system. the algorithms may be powerful. that does not mean they are good or constructive. we have a technology that has evolved into one that is attention based, which means these platforms scrape our data, they aggregate it pub and to do that they are surveilling us. then they profile us. this is the problem going on with tiktok. it is not only their surveillance and information on 170 million people, it is that bytedance can provide what they want to feed to the 170 million people. it is an influence device. i think we are all learning together that the current architecture which takes advantage of people is not the best architecture. it is leading to very poor outcomes. this is just engineering, it can be designed differently to work differently. we can ge

i'm frank holland. before we begin, a live look at los angeles where crews are making marginal inroads to containing at least five wildfires. the palisades burning 20,000 acres and destroying at least 1,000 buildings. officials say that fire is 6% contained. much more on this and the staggering cost coming up later this hour. >>> first, we turn attention to wall street and a check of the u.s. futures after the stock market was closed yesterday for the funeral of president jimmy carter. futures in the red across the board right now. s&p down .30%. nasdaq down under .50%. the major averages on pace for a losing week. nasdaq on pace for back-to-back losing weeks. we will talk about that with our guest shortly. the ten-year yield approaching 4.7%. it's at 4.6. the 30-year close to a 5% yield. its highest level since november of 2023. the jobs report today expected to be a market mover for both bonds and stocks. oil and natural gas moving higher on expectations of higher demand this winter. take a look. we a

lots of discussions, frank.will see what comes if republicans are able to unify and get this package done. >> emily, listening to you reading a lot of reports. i want to ask this. rest republicans these republicans that met to talk about a.l.t., is it a chance they can withhold their votes if they don't get something on s.a.l.t. passed? >> reporter: i talked with a couple in the meetings. they said we need to see something significant. it can't be double ing the tax from $10,000 to $20,000. we need to see something big to impact our constituents. there are probably five republicans willing to vote against a bill, the complete overall package if they don't have a significant increase in the s.a.l.t. cap. we don't think they will get unlimited again. they say they are willing to negotiate in good faith, but their constituents need relief. if you do the math and you have all five stick together, that is more than enough to sink a bill in the house ing no democrats vote for it. >> big for homeowners in new jersey an

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day head. we begin with the check of futures with the s&p 500 and dow on two-day win streaks, but the nasdaq on a four-day slide. the dow looks like it would open 140 points higher. the nasdaq is the best on the percentage basis. the s&p up just about .50 now. we look at the pre-market gainers. look at what is pushing that index higher. lennar up 4%. palantir, after pressure on stock in recent days, up 3% in the pre-market. followed by ge vernova and sempra and d.r. horton. we check the bond market. that yield pressure continues to weigh on equities. the ten-year at the highest level since november of 2023. the 20-year above 5%. the benchmark at 4.77. it has risen about 20 basis points since the start of the year. we also want to look at energy. oil near a four-month high. take a look at the oil picture. wti trading below 80 bucks a barrel. you can see it has pulled back down almost 4%. a big rise here at the start of 2025. we're also seeing a bit o

i'm frank holland. happy from you.iday., we will show you what matters to wall street and your wallet. we look at the s&p and dow and nasdaq all starting low on the year. take a look at futures. a rebound in the pre-market. s&p up 16 points. the dow up over 100 points. up around .13%. nasdaq is 80 points or .50%. we look at some of the biggest gainers s s s in the pre-mark. constellation energy and astrazeneca and applied materials up. we are seeing a shift when it comes to leadership. energy, the best performer after a laggard back in 2024, i know it is not that, just a few days ago. on the other side, consumer discretionary. you see down almost 4%. energy up almost 2.5%. we also have three sectors that remain in correction territory. materials, healthcare and energy and real estate. actually four. yields held steady over recent days, but at 4.5% which is putting pressure the market. the ten-year holding steady at 4.55. pulling back in recent days, but still above 4.5%. different story with long bond. this has held steady

>> frank, knows this better than i do because frank was an agent and i'm not. but getting the picture out and the name out so quickly. this is an attempt to help broaden the pool of information about jabar. why did he commit this attack. how long did it take him to plan and prepare for it. are there other people who potentially were, aware of it or perhaps assisted or enabled it. that story has changed throughout the day. but now it seems like it's more of a lone wolf category. at least right now. lone offender category. i think this is the right thing to do. just to have the public come forward. and provide information about even though he is dead. to help close some of these gaps or fill in information where the fbi is still unclear on how to answer some of those questions. >> frank, kicked it over to you so i'm going to do the same. the decision to share that photo. to share it so early in this investigation seeking help from anyone who might have information. what is the information that the fbi is likely looking for? >> yeah, look, this is a sign that we u

>> frank knows this better than i do because frank was an agent and i was not.y getting the picture out and the name out so quickly, this is an attempt to help broaden the pool of information about shamsud din jabbar. why did he commit this attack. how long did it take him to plan and prepare for it. are there other people who potentially were either aware of it or perhaps assisted or enabled it. that story has changed throughout the day, but now it seems like it's more to the lone wolf category. at least right now. or lone offender category. i think this is the right thing to do. just to have the public come forward and provide information about jabbar, even though he is dead, to help close some of those gaps or fill in information where the fbi's still unclear on how to answer some of these questions. >> i am going to do the same. the decision to share that photo, to share it so early in this investigation, seeking help from anyone who might have information. what is the information that the fbi is likely looking for? >> yeah, look, this is a sign that we unde

frank. >> silvana, thank you very much. see you late near r in the show >>> turning back to the markets. the relative out performance of the u.s. and bullish run for the dollar. key reports include jolts and job opening. we get the means from the fed meeting on wednesday and the star of the line up is the december jobs report on friday. these reports could make the case for fewer rate cuts or possibly more rate cuts from the fed this year. let's bring in alan mcknight. >> good morning, frank. >> i want to ask you, where do you see the fed this year? do you see two rate cuts or one rate cut? we see a number of reports coming up this week. how does that call the narrative for the market's outlook? >> i think that is a big question. we see two to three right now with the recent positive economic data that's been coming out, we think the fed is more likely to stay on the sidelines a little bit versus more rate cuts. with the data coming out this week, we think it will support the idea the economy is on firm footing and they don

professor frank smith, of doing that. professor frank smith. vice — of doing that.. professor frank smith, vice president of- of doing that. professor frank smith, vice president of the i smith, vice president of the royal college of surgeons, thank you so much for your time. time for a look at the weather with carol. the cold weather will be with us through this working week. we are looking at the cold weather continuing, further wintry showers for some of us, widespread frosts, and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces first thing. as we go through the week, you see the colder areas remain across the british isles. towards the weekend, the milder yellows are coming our way, so not as cold as at the moment. at the moment, we have the morning rain having moved away, taking snow showers with it, but further snow showers continuing across southern and northern scotland, a few in england and wales. some in the midlands, and also northern ireland. temperatures today may say 2—7 c, but we have gusty winds, and the wind chill will make it feel sub—0 for many. we are looki

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frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember, remember neuriva. >>> officials from the fbi and dhs are concerned about possible threats of copycat attacks similar to that in new orleans that took the lives of 14 people. the public service announcement warned of the appeal of vehicle ramming as a tactic used by violent extremists. the agencies are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. >>> a texas man is accused of stalking caitlin clark. michael thomas lewis is accused of sending vulgar and sexual online mentions to 22-year-old clark. lewis was arrested in indianapolis, while prosecutors say he'd traveled to be close to clark who played for the indianapolis fever. it's not clear if he has hired or been assigned an attorney yet. representatives for clark and her team could not be reached for comment. >>> texas is suing insurance company allstate for allegedly collecting data on drivers without their consent. the state attorney general accuses allstate of paying software

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i'm frank mallicoat. the devastating wildfires down in southern california continue now on day three and the death toll has gone up. emergency managers in los angeles confirmed two deaths from the palisades fire, bringing the death toll now to the week's fire to seven. the other five victims died in the eaton fire. tonight, firefighters are battling a new fire, too. it's called the kenneth fire burning in the west hills and calabasas area. that's northwest of la. fire crews says it's burned already. 960 acres with no signs of containment. and sources telling our sister station, kttv that the fire is being investigated as an arson and that a suspect has already been detained. he is described as a homeless man in his 30s. the good news is that firefighters have gained the upper hand on the fire. ktvu is greg lee brings us the very latest update on all the fires and the increasing response from officials. >> i would venture to say probably 500, maybe more homes out there. >> the view from above shows the sco

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>> good morning frank. that's right. we're already seeing some business owners drive down the pier, as well as a few folks taking their morning walk here on the pier. now, this reopening is happening much earlier than city officials first thought. they thought this reopening could actually take weeks, even months. but this morning, business owners are delighted that they can get back to work. all of this, of course, is happening after a portion of the wharf collapsed right into the ocean during a strong storm on december 23rd. more than 20 businesses have been closed since then, affecting some 400 employees. three people were rescued after falling into the ocean. the city of santa cruz announced that recently completed sonar and engineering assessments determined that this wharf is safe to reopen. heavy equipment that fell into the ocean has also been located. >> i just think, you know, the work that's happened over the last week is really a testament to santa cruz's resiliency. so i want to again, just thank our nonprof

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frank welcome it's great to have you here.e story which has been shut down but is still circulating that perhaps elon musk might be competing against you for tiktok. >> we will see what fact versus fiction but what it think is particularly interesting about the story is its the first time heard his entertained a sale. i think that's what's most active in here is that, you know, we have said all along two thanks will happen, number 1 the government would win the case, the legislation would stand and that appears very likely right now. we are waiting for this supreme court decision obviously. secondly, once that happens, it would sell u.s. tiktok but without the algorithm. what we have with project liberty is a clean maid in america tech stack we can move the bays over move the data over, we don't need or want the algorithm. i think that is a win for everyone. president trump doesn't want to see a band nor do we. the u.s. investors would like some return, we want to protect the market citizens obviously from the surveillance and

frank. frank. fred. how are you? support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory.u need to remember, remember neuriva. >>> we're back with history on wall street. while it was red across the board to close out 2024, the year will go down as the best of the stock market's in a generation. the s&p 500 rose 24% in 2023 and skyrocketed another 23% in 2024. something we haven't seen in over 25 years. of course, the stock market isn't the economy.y. brian cheung has a look back at the fight against inflation and a preview what was we could see in the new year. >> reporter: in a year where a lot happened, the u.s. economy kept its stride thanks to a u.s. consumer that got chooseier with their dollars. big-time names in corporate america got pushed back from consumers who balked at rising reporter: i just spoke moments ago to a spokesperson with the governor, he has been briefed. he is still getting information in realtime from the nopd and from the state police but as brandy just said, we are just about 14 hours away from kickoff for the sugar bowl, the eyes of the colleg

i'm frank mallicoat. crews battling wildfires all across southern california are getting a temporary, much needed break from the strong wind gusts that fueled flames earlier this week. let's take a live look at the palisades fire still burning tonight. as you can see, the death toll from the eaton and the palisades. palisades fire is now up to 11. more than 12,000 homes and structures have been destroyed. more than 39,000 acres charred. california's governor, gavin newsom, has asked for an investigation into why some fire hydrants ran dry during the height of this week's fire. ktvu is jesse gary has the very latest out of southern california. >> friday. firefighters, aided by favorable winds, poured everything into efforts to increase containment of flames, burning several areas of the southland. >> due to the favorable overnight weather conditions. and the diligent. and i'll focus on the diligent work and effort and commitment of our first responders, we can report that the palisades fire is now 8% conta

frank, you are factoring in as much evidence as they are collecting. you also have to consider the witnesses who were there, any cell phone video, surveillance video as well as any intel that may have been flanked by authorities. >> this is a large crime scene and its complex. everybody has their phone, everybody is recording something. even if they weren't, they may have been focused toward the suspect or victims. there's lots of witnesses and victims to be interviewed. some will have to wait because of the critical condition of some that are hospitalized, but there will be interview teams set up. i'm sure it has happened already. often peering police with agents. state troopers with an agent. so everybody is getting everything in real time as they draft interview reports. i am often amazed at how quickly the fbi evidence response team out of quantico can get on the ground, go wheels up just about anywhere and come alongside the field office evidence response team that i'm sure is already in action. similarly with the bomb techs who will go over any b

as frank mentioned, we have heard from u.s. intelligence and security officials for many months now that the threat remains and has grown since the hamas attack on october 7 and the aftermath with israel's response to the attacks. after the fall of the assad machine and syria, those threats have been growing. you do not need a large structural organization somewhere directly telling people where to go and how to build explosives. what they have been doing is pumping out propaganda from the different bases in different languages intended to inspire individuals around the world to carry out these kinds of attacks. the reason the number of those attacks have been thwarted is because of organizations like the fbi. because of the work of u.s. and allied intelligence officials. that work will be very important for the next administration to carry forward. when you look at the nominee so stepped into the spotlight now it will be under questioning, many of them consistently attack the agencies they're going to be tapped to lead potenti