there is, gina.ct, the attorneys tell me that if someone is injured in an accident and that person has um, or uninsured motorist coverage, well, then they're covered. and that's something that we look into for all of our clients to make sure that you do not get taken advantage of. so i encourage all of the viewers at home. if you or someone you know have been injured in an accident that was not your fault, even if it was by an uninsured motorist, and you don't have an attorney, give us a call right now. we'll answer your questions with a free consultation, and we'll let you know how much your case is potentially worth. okay, rob, so there are many people probably in the audience right now who have been in accidents, possibly injured, and they've already received an offer from the insurance company, but that offer is so low. they can't pay any bills with that. so is there really anything they can do? well absolutely, gina. as a matter of fact, that's why you want to call in right now. if you were inju

gina: it is a really good question. what the consensus has wrong is the degree to which the fed could maintain very low rates for an extended time. you've got a consensus that thanks that right through 2023, the fed is going to have the back of the equity market, but at the same time, everyone is talking about the potential for at least a short term inflation spike. i think we are maybe overestimating how much the fed is going to be able to tolerate and inflation build in late 2021, early 2022, and we did very well be talking about the fed backpedaling in terms of their accommodative policy i next year or early 2022. tom: congratulations to be in the equity market running our shop at bloomberg intelligence. i bring up the fomc schedule, and off of what secretary a czar -- secretary azar said, what is a mystery to me is the complete mystery of the april 28 meeting next year. who knows where we will be then? lisa: and what gina martin adams was just talking about, crude echoing some of the things we saw last week. if you

gina: it's interesting. thing that is similar to late 2016 and early 2020, what like, the2020 12 look similarity is in rotation. hadr the 2016 election, we really strong rotation into small-cap stocks in particular. that is already underway. we think that will progress into 2021 as the market prices for recovery. the other consistent theme is the risk on rally. beyond tend to spread large-cap stocks to other areas of the world, also value stocks, emerging markets joining in on the fun. we are starting to see that emerge in 2021 and is likely to endure as investors embrace risk under the outlook of improving economics. a great chartve looking at the long-term weighting of energy in the s&p 500. we know that it got beat up with that late rally. in terms of how you are interpreting what you are seeing with the energy group. gina: some of the most stunning information from this year is coming out of sector performance. with macro conditions the way they are, we may be prone to ignore these trends. one of the mos

we looked on camera. >> gina assumed the ring was lost for good.morning of holiday shopping. >> i was dumping out gifts and out came a ring. i was like, this is not mine. >> joyce saw a missing facebook post about the ring and brought the ring back to gina. >> oh, the mom was very thankful. she said it was a christmas miracle. i'm just glad they got it back. >> it made me realize there are still good people out there. >> everybody's on the nice list this season. >> good will reporting. reporting. chances are you have some questions right now here are a couple answers... lysol disinfectant spray and disinfecting wipes together can be used on over 100 surfaces. and kill up to 99.9% of viruses and bacteria. unfortunately, we can't answer every question you have right now. lysol. what it takes to protect. ♪ ♪ >>> this happened. >> what happened? >> we're going to go to the vatican. they like to do nativity scenes. unorthodox ones. and then this happened. we saw one that was like duh duh duh. people are saying this looks like darth vader. >> apparently

. >> family heirlooms hold a special place in all of our hearts, just like gina ford's diamond ring. >> a lot of my jewelry is from family. i keep it dear to my heart. >> reporter: the ring dropped one day at work while she was helping a customer. >> i went on the register for the 45 minutes i was there. i had lost my ring. >> reporter: she looked everywhere for her great grandma's ring. >> my whole team looked all over the front, all over the store. we looked on the camera. >> reporter: a search that left a sinking feeling. >> i thought it was gone. >> reporter: thanks to social media. >> my mom posted a flier oh on the elk grove forum about my ring. >> reporter: and some early morning christmas wrapping, you might say a holiday miracle happened. >> out came a ring. i was like, this is not mine. >> reporter: it turns out gina's ring slipped off her finger and into the bag of christmas gifts from home goods. she saw a facebook post about the the lost ring, reached out, and gave gina an early christmas present. >> the mom was very thankful. she said it was a christmas miracle. i'm jus

gina haspel is a very close relationship with traditional intelligence.she was a two time station chief in london, and so come and i have a great story in the book about how she come when she was rising through the ranks, haskell formed a friendship with the unlikeliest mentor imaginable, and that was josÉ rodriguez, the architect of the black site and enhanced come so-called enhanced interrogation techniques. he became her sort of feminist mentor. he was one who would say to her when she was thinking about becoming station chief in geneva, he would say to her, listen, thorough, that's not good enough for you. you have got to go to london. that's where it's happening if you want to advance your career. and she did. so that's a little depression do to think reddish intelligence and cia have a pretty good relationship. hard to know with the others and hard to know what the effect of the trump presidency has been. what we all remember the time that donald trump met in the oval office with russian officials, including lavrov, and he blurted out details about

and gina, who by chance had recently completed a cpr class, didn't hesitate to help. >> i could tellis pulse. i made the decision to start cpr. >> reporter: stan rushed to the hospital. >> they told me that i was essentially dead. >> reporter: stan going on to recover. but that is not the end of this story. with stan in rehab, the couple began a four-month search to find the mystery woman. >> now when we go out there, i look at all the faces of the people, hoping that i'll remember who it was because she's an angel to us. >> reporter: so the hospital contacted our affiliate wtae in pittsburgh, who shared the geyers' story on their evening broadcast. >> i burst into tears. i kept watching it and i just kept crying just because i was so happy that he's okay. >> reporter: gina calling in to the station to say it was her. days later, a reunion. and here's that moment. >> thank you so much. i can't tell you how much this means to me. >> we just love you and we appreciate everything you've done. >> i wish we could hug. >> i know! >> reporter: though they can't hug, all of them still showin

do it at home. >> shame on you, gina. you know better than that. >> harris: calling her gina.owing list of democratic leaders i was telling you about scott flouting their own coronavirus rules or recommendations. the power panel is back. maryann marsh and charlie hurt. marianne, i come to you first. it's not everybody but there are a few examples of democrats and really influential and important leadership positions that are breaking their own rules. it seems to be a bit chronic purely have scrolled them there are so many of them. >> your right and they shouldn't and gina raimondo should have stayed if she's telling everyone else to do that. even if you're allowed in rhode island to drink or eat out and remove your mask when you do. i hope you're keeping just as long a list of republican governors, like santos in florida. the millions of people who don't wear masks. they are a bigger threat to the health and well-being than the hypocrisy and mistakes made by gina raimondo and others. that's the real problem. >> harris: was interesting about what yo you say. desantis, governor

gina ford was at work outside sacramento at work when she realized her great-grandmother's ring was nor on her finger. >> looked all over the store. >> reporter: she assumed lost for good. returning home after holiday shopping -- >> dumping out gifts, out came a ring and i was like this, is not mine. >> reporter: joyce saw a facebook post about the ring and brought the ring right back to gina. >> she was grateful. said it was a christmas miracle. i'm just glad she got it hauck. >> made me realize there are still good people out there. >> reporter: gina offered joyce a reward but she declined, happy to spread good will this season. >> 'tis the season for giving. >> took the words out of my mouth. >> that' >>> right now on "america this morning," the major storm bearing down on the east coast. more than a dozen states in its path. more than a foot of snow possible. how the pandemic is complicating preparations on the road and in state governments and the storm's potential impact on covid vaccine deliveries. >>> a second shot. the new moderna vaccine potentially just days away from approv

gina, thank you for your insight today.ina sanchez >> thank you >>> and now to that developing story surrounding the fight over the covid relief bill and gft fundi g government funding chris pollone joins us with the latest >> president trump continues to push to raise the direct cash payments from $600 to $2,000 there's a vote in the house of representatives on that very measure later on today, but it's a move many republicans oppose after a week of complaints about the $2.3 trillion bipartisan spending bill and covid relief package, posting on twitter -- >> it really is a disgrace >> reporter: president trump signed the bill sunday night, includes $900 billion in covid relief money and funds the government in the next fiscal year the president said "i'm assigning this to restore and prevent evictions. after promises stimulus payments would go out this week, it's unclear when people will see that money in their bank accounts democratic house majority leader steny hoyer said the president has resolved an unnecessary crisis

i am appointing gina mccarthy. gina was a former epa administrator and in this role she led the office. it shows how committed she was. a policy wonk. as the epa administrator, she was instrumental in carrying out the plan. she led our efforts to help curb the omissions of existing power plants and power plants of the future and has been doing the administrative work here at home . she has helped rally the world around the paris climate accords. singleking her to take a focus and work with my special envoy who leaves our climate effort around the world. i am grateful she agreed to do it. i used to drive her crazy when i was vice president. she said, what will we see you do as president? serve as our national if ite advisor -- mispronounced your last name, i apologize. he served as the climate advisor with me and the domestic policy council. he helped draft our climate plan and secure the climate agreement. ofis the state chairman climate policy plans. he is helping to create jobs, create action based on science and

to gina's point, total disaster stock this year.ay that because it's down 19% when the rest of the group has effectively doubled. >> hey, brian. i think this is a market where you want to own leadership that's the only way for you to outperform a benchmark we look back at 2020, we have an s&p 500 that's up 15%. best-performing sector was technology, plus 30% within technology we find semiconductors as you said, smh up over 50% when we look at the 19 semiconductor names within the s&p, we find leadership in nvidia and amd both names basically were doubled this year. now, in the short term they might become victims of their own success. and i say that because if you're an institution and you own these names and these names doubled in size, come the end of the year you need to rebalance. you need to resize but this gives us an opportunity to buy a pullback within leadership we want to own this leadership and when they're rejiggering and resizing, there's some short-term selling pressure and i think that will last for a few more days, a

is gina with us? would you like to say a couple of words, gina? hi gina. >> hi. hi mark. first of all i want to thank my families, the parents and my kids, without them i wouldn't have the job. it's not a job. the wonderful thing i do day after day, which is work with my families both in the school district and the general hospital. it's a joy to work with parents and see them develop and grow and work with kids get past the barriers they have when they first came to this country. and helen, thank you for pulling us all together and working with the communities in the district. and carlene was my mentor, my teacher he pushed me. he believed in me. we worked together. he taught me how to work with passion and love and joy and with just amazing energy. working with carlene was magic. you could see him singing to the kids and dancing with the kids and i remember i would come to school early in the morning and he would have children in his office and in the beginning i thought wow, this is incredible that he already has kids in his office only to realize that he was tutoring

gina, over to you please. >> thank you, damon. good morning, everyone. as david mentioned i am gina wood come vice president of foundation and institutional giving here at the atlantic council and i have the pressure of up to pleasure introducing this first panel discussion. as a smidgen the topic building a a foundation at home for use leadership abroad is something that my colleagues and i have been debating extensively over this past year. since its founding almost 60 years ago the atlantic council has advocated for democracy around the world. starting from the atlantic community we have gradually expanded our focus to all global regions. we've adapted to the challenges of the 21st century by establishing world-class centers to complement and deepen our work in key substantive areas. however, in the last few years we have seen concerning signs the democratic backsliding not only around the world but also at home. the ongoing covid pandemic exposed the fault lines in the american system, exacerbating long-standing issues in bringing others to light lik

it gets more serious because you have gina mccarthy and other environmental groups. a couple years ago, congress was investigating whether china is funding these groups to basically wreck america through their advocacy for regulation especially climate regulation. climate as president trump pointed out has nothing to do with the environment, has nothing to do with the climate. it's about ensnaring the american economy in onus regulation that will make us less competitive versus europe but will help china meet its goal of being the lone super power by 2049. >> laura: gina mccarthy has been a really -- a supplicant of china now. here's what she said in 2013. >> i know the types of technologies that u.s. companies produce that i'm going to be looking at in china that they are now using to monitor air quality in beijing. that is a building block for china that will get them moving forward in leaps and bounds which is frankly what needs to be done and done quickly. >> laura: steve, as she delivered this speech, the epa which she headed was imposing crushing regulations on

gina wood. partner and my focusing the council this year on the underpinning of policy. the council lodged an effort to advance our work to focus on what the united states must do within its borders. american leadership is facing a host of challenges abroad. we understand that the country's credibility to lead begins at home. the long-term credit of the united states depends on its capacity to recommit to its values. the founders of the council are keenly aware of our connection to lead over seas and the moral imperative of advancing justice at home. council,ing of the supporting a consensus at home for engagement abroad. harry truman's secretary states, one of our founders, made the case and the supreme court brown versus board of education, that racial discrimination in the united states affects the moral leadership of the free and democratic nation of the world. this rings true today. renewal at home could catalyze democratic movements around the world. senator argued that a new -- at this di

now on pace for its best quarter ever matt and gina, the trading nation team today. a stock that faced much criticism earlier, now with ceo larry kulp putting together this restri restructuring plan, better news on the boeing 737 but also health care making some strides there. >> the health care strides i think are the ones that are pushing the bullish initial that have happened recently, which is the demand for ventilators and monitors ge is extremely poised as an industrial to benefit longer term from a return to normal.ri off post-covid >> on a long-term basis, i agree with gina, it's got great -- it's the most overbought it's been since 2013. you look at the daily rsi chart, you go back to 1987 to find a time when the stock was as overbought as it is now. i think the stock can hold u and rally even a little built further here into the end of the year because i think the broad market can hold up but i look for a fairly decent correction next year at some point in the first half of the year i think people should take some chips off the table after we get past janua

corleone of the cia and then you've got bill casey and an amazing cast of characters all the way up to ginae first woman to run the cia. you are right, the book focuses a lot on that relationship between the president and cia director. it's almost impossible balancing act aci director because he or she the one hand as to tell the president hard truths. while also keeping the president year. that's a really tough challenge even in the best of times and in current times, it's practically mission impossible. >> i don't know if you saw the coming film over the weekend -- >> yes. >> one of the things that becomes clear, how hard that particular relationship generally and how much harder it was under trump. just going down that line a little bit, who had the worst relationship? i read the book so i kind of think i know what you're going to say. then who has the best relationship? >> it would have to be the worst relationship with the president. it's a really fascinating character. he's a brilliant guy. as we all know, on the spectrum, he was well over to the right but he loved to joke about the f

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gina was a former epa administrator and in this role she led the office. it shows how serious i am to ask her to come back, and it shows how committed she is to be willing to come back. has more thanna 20 years of experience. she is a problem solver and coalition builder. she reduced greenhouse gas emissions, getting toxins out of the air. conserving critical water surface. to help lowerfort carbon emissions of existing power plants and power plants of the future. and by doing the necessary work at home, she helped us rally the world around the paris climate accord. today, i am asking her to take a single focus on carrying out the ambitious climate agenda here at home, and working with my special envoy, former secretary of state john kerry, who leads our climate effort around the world. i am grateful that she agreed to do it. i am grateful to work alongside her again. i used to drive her crazy when i was vice president. always calling and asking all these questions. she said, what will we see you do as president? [laughter] serve as our national --mate adv

democrats, republicans, we reunited going after republican governor but also gina mccarthy because it disastrous. more than 10,000 children were drinking lead tainted water and there have been all sorts of studies ongoing about cancer and other things. she's not qualified to be leading the climate change effort in the new administration. >> a democrat to feel the same way you do and concerned residents from that area. let's turn to bob eiger, possible ambassador to china. he should not be the ambassador and the hollywood executive should be. media mogul spent years accommodating xi jinping, tapping one of them for this critical post with tentative asterisks message that the us government intends to do the same. what do you think? >> i don't have any issue with bob eiger, who would not be my first choice as ambassador to china but any comment from anybody on the other side of the aisle is hypocrisy, rex to listen was cozying up to vladimir putin and he was named secretary of state which is the boss of the ambassador to china so when you are the studio head you have to placate your diff

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fire gina carano. out of political correctness so you can over multinationals as well with some companies making. causes you can learn all about that. in the united states we're already getting a glimpse of how things want to show you when joe biden takes office in january now it's been revealed the brother of one of biden's closest advisors has secured a contract with. steve ricchetti formally lobbyist himself as a top white house counselor over its comes a lot his brother jeff before i was just a week or so after the presidential election sources close to the plane the siblings. family business. jeff has never and will never lobby his brother on behalf of any of his clients and c have had no role in his brother's business since he sold his stake in the firm in 2012 stephen just keep their professional activities distinctly separate. love now to. director at reactor times dot com thanks for joining us good to have you on the program today now do you think this is a move by jeff ricketty or amazon to g

this is gina mccarthy, who served as head of the epa under president obama.he will now head a new white house office of climate policy. >> all i can think of his back when i was in grammar school and at the nuns used to jump up and say, "run, close the windows in our classrooms," because when the rubber factory across the chemicalarted to spew stitches into the air, it would come wafting into our classroom. and that smell kept us from recess more days than i or my teacher ever cared to remember. there wased out early just an intrinsic connection between our environment and our health. and that understanding drew me into a very long career of public service -- which i will never regret and always cherish. and i did it because trying to help families in communities just like mine and those are facing certainly much deeper and more insidious legacies of environmental harm, so they could overcome the challenges that were holding them back. environment protection is part of my moral fiber. it is what i live for. and i am proud of the progress we have made across t

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