aunt lydia, gilead's fanatical menacing overseer making sure the handmaids obey the rules.that feels very familiar right now in the united states of gilead, aka, red america. aunt lydia mirrors what current members of the republican party believe as they implement draconian measures to control women and girls and mandate pregnancies. today, a near total abortion ban takes effect in indiana. as republicans fight to dismantle abortion from coast to coast. senator lindsey graham has introduced a nationwide ban on abortions after 15 weeks. with the narrowest of exceptions for conditions, for situations that graham will never have to think about or endure. yesterday, at graham's press conference, a woman shared the story of her nonviable pregnancy and the excruciating loss that came with it. >> somebody like me who found out that they would have no life at 16 weeks. i did everything right, and at 16 weeks we found out that our son was likely not going to live. when he was born, he bled from every orifice in his body. you would be robbing that choice from women. what would you sa

the gilead foundation in partnership with the oakland public fund for innovation has awarded a 3 year 3 million dollar grant to invest in what they call health equity strategy. oakland's mayor libby schaff issuing a statement expressing her gratitude saying, quote, we're grateful to gilead and the oakland fund for public innovation for supporting the vital work of oakland's department of violence prevention too many oakland or suffer the trauma violence and so healing this trauma and disrupting the cycle is critical work. >> his hand is a police say they issued 21 citations yesterday to drivers for not yielding to pedestrians and other violations. this comes less than a week after an 8 year-old little boy was hit and killed by a driver near his elementary school. san jose police say they are cracking down on unsafe driving and some even acted as pedestrians as part of their crosswalk enforcement. this is video at center in san gregorio away. police say 50 officers in their traffic unit. we're out there patrolling the area. >> well, the peninsula, hillsborough police say there's been a

oakland is receiving three million dollars from the gilead foundation for violence prevention. this money will help focus on stopping crime before it starts by targeting families with children primarily in middle school. the city's department of violence has been working to identify students and families who could be at risk and focusing on them. it also puts on town night this events which seek to build better relationships within the community. oakland mayor libby schaaf has tested positive for covid-19 a spokesperson for the mayor's office says a schaff has been experiencing symptoms and is self-quarantining at home mayor schaff will follow cdc guidelines, of course before returning to public events current guidelines state anyone who's covid positive should stay home and isolate from others for at least five days in san francisco a musical theater company is reporting that the ticketing platform. they've been using for more than a decade hasn't paid them the proceeds of their latest show abc 7 news reporter lose pain. yes spoke to the executive artistic director for musical

mayor libby schaff issued a statement to express your gratitude saying, quote, we're so grateful to gilead and the oakland fund for public innovation for supporting the violent, vital work of oakland's department violence prevention too many oaklanders suffer the trauma of violence and so healing this trauma and disrupting this cycle is critical work. >> san francisco police have arrested a man accused of assaulting a woman on the street happened tuesday night on jackson street. police say the woman was shoved from the sidewalk. she fell into a lane of traffic and hit her head on the road. she was taken to a hospital. officers arrested alejandro garcia yesterday. he has been booked into the san francisco county jail and is facing charges on the peninsula. hillsborough police say there's been a spike in home. burglaries reported least 4 homes were burglarized this month. >> and all 4 cases, the thieves smashed the back window to get into the homes. surveillance video shows a number of people are involved. they were seen driving a gray or silver four-door sedan. anyone who has information on

. >> amgen and gilead are your favorite names why is that? >> gilead got good news with the hiv patents were extended for the next five years. they are selling at very attractive multiples gilead is selling at double digit free cash flow years >> elyse, it has been a while people have talked about bonds where are you looking in terms of treasuries and bonds and things you might like? >> sure. we are focused on a little bit of barbell exposure. higher yields on the shorten end you don't have to worry about interest rate volume tatility ie meantime that is important to have in portfolios amid the volatility ifvolatility if the fed comes out more aggressive, then we could see the down side on the higher recession risks. we want the buffer in portfolios we are looking at investment grade corporates and steering clear of the high yield space. >> elyse, you are looking at midcap equities. there is some school of thought smaller companies will get punished as they get their way around supply chain issues and other things with labor? some people have

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higher by 31 nasdaq holding on to nearly 1% gain the biggest gainers in the s&p, apa, bristol and gileadttle bit of health care there. shares of american express are just off session highs after the company's cfo said goods and services spending continued to look very strong and that amex's business is performing well. drawing your attention to oil, seeing another day of gains back near the $88 level 87, 88 traders citing iranian nuclear talks that are hitting obstacles and an embargo on russian oil shipments. >> thanks very much. >>> roblox is looking to make its mark in the metaverse. the stock is up over 20% in the week after announcing plans to expand its ad business roblox ceo david baszucki shared his strategy to monetize the virtual world. >> what we're building at roblox will ultimately be used many times a day to stay connected, younger people will stay connected with their grandparents we're prototyping using roblox in our office as a communication utility. we have an optimistic view and we view this ultimately as a -- not just a playing tool, but a tool where people learn toge

viatris tops the list with a 5.4% yield gilead has a dividend yield of 4.67 and organon is at 4.3%.ig reason for these yields is the decline in their stock prices two of them hitting new lows yesterday. but when we did a proscreen for above average dividend players with high buy ratings, two names stuck out. more than half of analysts covering abbvie rate it a buy. it's a 3.9% yield and dividend of $5 and 54 a share it's one of the top dividend picks at b riley meantime, almost two-thirds of analysts rate pharmacy giant cvs health a buy at a 2.27 dividend yield, it's one of the best health services payers right now and its performance is better than most. you can read more about our screen of health care dividends plays on cnbc pro. >> thank you. >>> tyler, we were told health care was one way to play part of it had to do with the dividend but they have pricing power in this environment too. >> people will have really little choice but to pay for -- >> we will pay for health no matter what. >>> still to come on "power lunch" we're going to monitor this market sell-off and today's th

mayor libby schaff issued a statement to express your gratitude saying, quote, we're so grateful to gilead the oakland fund for public innovation for supporting the vital work of oakland's department of violence prevention too many oaklanders suffer the trauma of violence. and so healing this trauma and disrupting this cycle is critical work. >> in national news, the house of representatives tonight pass to policing and public safety package aimed at boosting law enforcement recruitment and training crime solving violence prevention lawmakers from both sides of the aisle supported the bill to give grants to departments with a fewer than 125 officers, some progressive democrats argued about the accountability questions regarding funding, but ultimately the house did pass that bill. >> they need this assistance as they have officers that are leaving and roads. we get what we pay for this legislation. invest in officer safety. it invests in domestic violence response training. >> the house passed 2 other bills along party lines, including funding to boost community violence. intervention and

gilead genentech come to the table, um b and say, how can we help make this a reality? and so we are taking in this bus out directly to farms every day, five days a week. it's a new program. it's going to have educational opportunities with laptops with wifi. with the counseling space with an office space with a little bit of a classroom hub, and we're going to have med of the big things that farm workers need. obviously it costs money to outfit of us like that to provide these services to so many people in the community. how important or you you mentioned some of the corporations that have stepped up to help you out. how important is that community support and those donations from generous people in the community? alex it's been transformative to be able to connect with these companies with tech companies with biotech because not only is the financial support so important because it's been able to build this resource from the ground up, and it's really changing the way we're going to be able to offer services and that funding has elevated that and community funding has

gilead genentech come to the table, abby and say, how can we help make this a reality? are taking in this bus out directly to farms every day, five days a week. it's a new program. it's going to have educational opportunities with laptops with wifi. with the counseling space with an office space with a little bit of a classroom hub, and we're going to have medical telehealth to which is one of the big things that farmworkers need. obviously it costs money. to outfit of us like that to provide these services. there's so many people in the community how important or you you mentioned some of the corporations that have stepped up to help you out. how important is that community support and those donations from generous people in the community? alex it's been transformative to be able to connect with these companies with tech companies with biotech because not only is the financial support so important because it's been able to build this resource from the ground up, and it's really changing the way we're going to be able to offer services and that funding has elevated that

if you like cheap stocks with good dividend yield in pharma, you should own gilead.d a tough seven years. a lot of people, including myself, have been wrong on picking when the stock would start working. we were at a medical conference in paris, france the oncology is doing well they have the hiv franchise, will have more competition through the end of the decade. they have the best yield in biopharma. i think depending on your likes and dislikes, you could have one or the other i would own both. >> some names for our viewers to check out. hartaj, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >>> still to come this morning, we'll talk about the ongoing bitcoin volatility, down 20% in the last two months. back below 19k today. >>> paypal is under pressure cut to neutral, price target 100. they cite margin pressure among other factors as the stock is metw to the 50-day for the first ti in o months more ahead stay with us esg is responsible investing. who's responsible for building esg into your investments? at pgim, the pursuit is on for outperformance. as active inv

there's gilead with indicated dividends of $2.92 a share that's a 4.6% yield.st year while merck spin-off organon is at 4.3%. a big reason again is the fact that these guys have seen their stock price decline so that has boosted their yield. most of them analysts are not in love with them but when we did a screener, a cnbc pro screener for above average dividend players that have high buy ratings and osabove average stock performance, two names stand out. first, more than half of analysts covering abbvie rated a buy, and everyone i talked to really likes this one. i don't know if it's because of botox, with a 3.9% yield and indicated annual dividend of more than 5.5%, it's one of the top picks for art hogan at the riley and gina sanchez meantime, almost two-thirds of analysts rate pharmacy giant cvs health a buy at a 2.2% dividend yield. it's one of the best health services firms right now you can read more about our screen of these health care dividend players on cnbc pro >> all right bertha, thank you very much. >> let's talk more about the broader moves in t