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it's up almost 12% today the ceo told me today gan has multiple clients with market access in place fork he says the opportunity in expanded tax revenue for the state would come from legalizing i ga igaming. that's casino gaming you can play on your phone that's where the real growth potential is here. >> for new york, they have to balance that between their need to support the casinos as well quick comment on that, contessa? >> cuomo says he's not doing this to make money for the casinos. he says, you know, we may have to look at this like the way other states run sports gambling through their lotteries. and we've had analyst notes out on that today already. carlos from deutsche bank was pointing out there are three other states that run sports gambling through their lottery that would be bad news for the casinos. in the meantime, you have the governor's own office sending out a note saying, we're going to have the licensees apply, but they have to have a relationship with existing casinos. so, that would limit the number of people who want to get in new york potentially could be the b

we also like the infrastructure for the betting industry which is a company called gan, it's a $22 stockn you're buying it, it's very volatile. jack: aaron rodgers and tom brady, that is an exciting match ifup. we have got some otherral stars, and we're going to do a quick round with them. carlton, you've got a pick that caught your eye in this week's story. >> yeah. temple on the is looking at the emerging markets bond fund. it yields about 4.4%, that's definitely interesting. she also likes what she calls the option of dollars nominated and local currency denominated that that fund is holding. jack: and, ben, what caught your eye in the story? >> jack i'd like -- [inaudible] her pick was fill inmorris internarchlt she called this tesla of tobacco. basically, she said everyone knows that nicotine -- that cigarettes are bad for you. you smoke 'em, and you're going to get sick. but what philip morris has is iko, a heated tobacco, you get the nicotine, but you don't get the smoke. philip morris wants it to be 40% of sales by 2025. the stock yields over 5% right now, so you get that nice yi

vaccinations pending more tests is the right call so stanford medicine infectious disease expert doctor healy ganen the body see something foreign. >>that it is trying to respond to sometimes that's part of response. we know it can happen with vaccines are all prepared to deal with it if you administer vaccines that is part of your administration protocol vaccine comes under scrutiny after about 10 people experienced a severe allergic reaction or anaphylactic shock. >>after receiving the shot at a san diego vaccination site. >>they required medical attention that amounts to what health officials consider a needs to be looked into says stanford's doctor again so that's why i taking a pause in trying to figure out was it a issue with that particular center was there something more global within that large as you said large scale backs that we need to investigate further. >>the vaccine in question represents about 10% of california's overall supply and about 15% of what shot a clare county has received thus far. >>now the rate of severe reaction to moderna vaccine is a thought to be about one in a 1

. >> she was a victim of incest, gan rape, of child sex trafficking, unimaginable violence for her entirefore she committed the crime for which she was sentenced for death. ill.s profoundly mentally she began to dissociate when she was a teenager when her father, her stepfather built her a special room off the side of her trailer so he and his buddies could go in and rape her. her mother sold her to the plumber and electrician, told her she had to earn her keep. so she obtained services after these men raped lisa. lisa was left from these experiences as somebody who has the most fragile grip on melody because she had to escape from her reality in order to survive. amy: ahead of lisa montgomery's execution, her sister diane mattingly begged for mercy. she, too, is a survivor of sexual abuse herself and describe the trauma they endured as children impacted their adult lives. >> people have to understand at children who go tough childhood abuse, changes who they are. i went through that and it took me years and years to overcome it, but i also had a good fodationhat helped me overcome it. li

they chanted slow gans against president vladimir putin and called for the release of jailed oppositionreporter: mike, good evening. more than 4,000 russians were arrested today as protests in support of jailed opposition leader alexei navalny continued. demonstrations were scheduled in 120 different cities. in the capital of moscow, people marched to the jail where navalny is being held. as they gathered in the street, the group faced a heavy law enforcement presence. riot police hit some with batons while chasing down and arresting others. reports indicate navalny's wife was among those being detained as protesters showed they are willing to fight for what they see as injustice. >> translator: we are not afraid because we are the majority and they are the minority. it's not russia when the majority is afraid of a small group of people. they shouldn't kill us because the truth is on our side. as alexei navalny, that's right, we shouldn't be afraid. >> reporter: in st. petersburg police made hundreds of arrests. the kremlin has called the demonstrations illegal vowing to continue cracki

for impeachment, and two of them are fairly junior, gonzalez, and republican tiff meyer, from mesh gan, who won the grand rapids seat. both of them made the argument that, while we got bogged down on the language, they both made the comment that the president abandoned his post during the riot. during the attack, the president was the one person who could have stopped it, and he was nowhere to be found. that's an argument winning at least these republicans, and could not central when it goes to the senate. mitch mcconnell is essentially saying his vote is up in the air. conviction is really in play here in a way that frankly i don't think it ever was in the first impeachment trial. >> garrett, conviction is on the line, and i think the converse frame on this is we have now got -- there's six republicans who have voted to impeach donald trump. they're not looking at any polls that look any different from the cowards in the party. donald trump put all of their lives in danger, whether they want to pretend to still, i guess, worship at the altar of his political power or not. i want to as

i think what's happening is you have got this insufferable air gans of this one party dominated systeme super majorities in both the state assembly and the state senate, and at the very top you have governor gavin newsom who tells people who do one thing and then is caught feasting at some high end eatery with a bunch of lobbyists. you know, it's do as i say, not as i do, i guess. the problem is, of course, the people of the state have had it. they can't take it anymore. and as a result, i think the guy is going to get recalled. griff: from you to elon musk. only person who hasn't left california. comparison i'm making what is it about what governor abbott is doing in texas or take last night new year's eve in florida governor desantis is too long things. you had disney world sold out for new year's. they have kept those attractions open. making comparison to the rose bowl and major football games. somehow the leaders -- political leaders of california are failing in their solutions. why is that? >> well, and you make a really good point. the rose bowl in pasadena, california can hold

a little over an hour and a half after the chaos started, i got a text from my granddaughter fin i gan biden, a senior in her last semester at the university of pennsylvania. she sent me a photo of military people in full military gear, scores of them, lining the steps of the lincoln memorial, because of a protest of black lives matter. she said, pop, this isn't fair. no one can tell me that if it had been a group of black lives matter protesting yesterday there wouldn't -- they wouldn't have been treated very, very differently in t lly than the m thugs that stormed the capitol. we all know that is true, and it is unacceptable. totally unacceptable. the american people saw it in plain view, and i hope it sensitizes them to what we have to do. not many people know it. when justice kacarlyn and i wer talking, the reason for the justice department formed in the first place was ban in 1970. we didn't have a justice department before that in the cabinet. it was formed in 1870. , to enforce the civil rights amendment that grew out of the civil war. the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments, to stan