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change your thinking to ibs-c.eps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. maria: welcome back. earlier this week xi jinping fired warning shots at president biden during virtual speech at davo signals that there could be, quote, a new cold war if biden administration continues donald trump's policies on china. seeing biden has yet to acknowledged china's role to coronavirus, can we expect to stand up to chinese threat. gordon chang, jonathan ward, author of chinese to convict my. gordon, kick us off here. give us your sense of biden's policy on china? gordon: well, biden right now, the chinese are testing him, but they don't have to lift a finger to do this because he's giving him everything that they want. we have seen this, for instance, with joining the paris accord, rejoining the world health organization, january 26 memorandum on xenophobic attacks which he blamed president trump. the list goes on and on and we have to be concerned because china is thinking it's going to get everything. maria:

that's for a few select individuals or funds that's a good thing if we knee 90% have underperformed the ib decks in the last 15 years, that last year for the fifth year in a row more closures than launches. the retail investor is smart his own way. it's not randomly picked consumer names, amc, game stop, bed bath & beyond. let's look at two charts that are important. this is the goldman sachs most shorted index. you can see the range it was trading in before it plunged before the papdic. to put that plunge in perspective, it dropped to 51% where the s&p only dropped 35. the ricochet back is such an incredible instance of ecovery the market from it's s&p is up 70%. this is up 3306789 most shorting is done at the institutional level. not a retail phenomenon. it's not just this recent period shorts have been getting murdered, which is to say retail has been performing, in many ways, better the second chart, and this is remarkable, this is that same index, the goldman sachs most shorted index juxtaposed against spider, retail etf, xrt. they're a direct overplay. it means you can't even capture

change your thinking to ibs-c. belly pain keeps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. . tell your doctor >>> those were two huge runs right out of the gate. you asked the question and he's answered. >> welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. since we've been talking snow, that's a swiss skier nailing a triple cork 1980 to win the gold in the big air event in this year's x games in aspen last night. the competition there continues e the slow-mo.ik i-- l >> we were trying do the math -- >> it doesn't make sense. >> it's a lot of twists. >> harris has been working on that since 1980. still hasn't landed that. other news to get to this morning, so let's take a look at our big headlines. happening right now, the pentagon now halting a plan to vaccinate guantanamo bay inmates. the department of defense facing swift backlash that it would offer and administer vaccines to detainees. pentagon press secretary john kirby says the plan has been paused and no detainees have been vaccinated. kirby adding

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change your thinking to ibs-c. pain keeps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >>> good morning i'm julian glover. happening today, a large covid-19 vaccination effort for underserved and vulnerable communities in east palo alto. ravenswood family health center plans to vaccinate 800 to 1,000 pee peeppal. that will include the center's registered patients that are older than 65 and health care providers, too. a valid i.d. is required to be vaccinated. that vaccine clinic running from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at 1885 bay road. now we check in with lisa for a look at the bay area forecast this morning. >>> hey, julian. good morning to you. from san rafael little sunshine for you. temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50 in oakland. look at all the clouds from mt. tam and cooler in the north bay with the clouds and mid and upper 50s with the sun east bay and south bay. julian. >> thank you, lisa. >> ♪ as long as i got my

change your thinking to ibs-c. if your constipation and belly pain keeps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. wait up, wait up... papa john's has a new stuffed crust...? we did it... we did it!!! all our tweets, dms and carrier pigeons worked!! is is papa john's crust, westuffed.!! >>> california's key metrics with the coronavirus remanned on the right path. there were more than 19,000 newly diagnosed cases today, which is below the daily average for the past week. the seven-day positivity rate is at 7.4%. a week ago, it was 8.9%. this is a good indicator of the transmission rate of the virus. right now 15,700 people are hospitalized due to covid. last friday it was 19ly 19,000. in the south bay, santa clara county remains focused on getting people vaccinated. it's been averaging 6600 doses a day, and officials say they have all the infrastructure in place to do more. but there is one problem. >> the bottom line is we have the ability to give the vaccines. what we don't have are enough vaccines

change your thinking to ibs-c.your constipation and belly pain keeps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. >>> so, again, during our broadcast interview tonight with the new senate majority leader, chuck schumer, while i was asking him about his strategy for dealing with the fact that he was in a big impasse, a big standoff with republican leader mitch mcconnell, essentially, mcconnell prohibiting the democrats from taking the reins in the senate, even though they are technically now in control, senator mcconnell issued a statement backing down, basically caving in that fight. we've now got a statement from senator schumer in response. his spokesman says this -- "we're glad senator mcconnell threw in the towel and gave up on his ridiculous demand. we look forward to organizing the senate under democratic control and start getting big, bold things done for the american people." whoo. that does it for us tonight. "way too early with kasie hunt" is up next. >>> he is not the majority leader. he is t

change your thinking to ibs-c.f your constipation and belly pain keeps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. >>> next at 5, governor newsom reopens california with most of the bay area going to the purple tier. what that means and what happens next. >>> plus, evacuation orders are in effect for santa cruz county. we are there as entire neighborhoods are told to leave as the season's strongest storm bears down. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist will be here how it could produce flash flooding and mudslides. >>> santa clara county withholding doses from santa clara county hospital. >> red flags being raised about the vaccine rollout and racial disparate. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> we begin with the state lifting

the station is on tr ib ino court. each person can take up to ten bags. officials are urging residents to not drive through floodwaters. >>> south san francisco is giving out sandbags ahead of the storm at the public works corporation road on canal street in orange park. residents can take up to ten bags. you can find a list of sandbag stations at the top of our website. just go to kpix.com. >>> due to expected high winds, there will be changes in san francisco's testing and vaccination site hours. the one on wisconsin street is now closed and will reopen friday morning. the embarcadero will close at four and the city college site just closed at noon and will remain closed through thursday. >>> remember you can keep tabs on the changing weather through the kpix news app. you can sign up for breaking news alerts. >>> and be sure to send us your pictures and video as the storm moves in. health and humans secretary in california, let's listen in. . >>> so as we always start let' start with our case numbers. today reporting just over 17,000 cases. normally lo

seat ia and ib. first class, as some would say. excellent. all right.engine, is it? very simple, yeah. i hope we're going to be all right. is it fast? uh, fast enough. the origins of this railway go back to colonial times, but it eventually fell into disrepair and was left half—forgotten. that meant that the khmer rouge overlooked the obsolete line as they destroyed the rest of the country's public transport infrastructure. once the regime fell, locals hacked through the jungle to clear the tracks and then started their own makeshift railway, and it is still running today. so this is quite distinct, actually. i've noticed that they're not wooden beams. what is the track made of? iron and steel. it was built by the french in the 1890s and it has survived all this time. i love how rustic it is but you still get that kind of, where the track meets each other, that do—do—do — the typical train sound and feel. this is the life! it is! and how long have the locals been using such a service, i guess? about 30 years — since peace came to the area. it was the on

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mueller investigation in the case of rudy guiliani also in the first impeachment and potential lima ib the second impeachment. and so they're kind of working both side, at least in the case of dowd, who we understand accepted tens of thousands of dollars from this former professional gambler who was convicted of insider trading is now seek ac pardon. rudy guiliani says he is not involved in this part of the process, though, we have an associate of his offering to get a former cia employee convicted of leaking classified information. this associate, this former cia employee said that guiliani associate said that guiliani could help for $2 million, yet a part of guiliani says no, totally untrue. he's not in the pardon business, everyone around him knows that, it's because he sees it as a potential conflict of interest between his role as the president's lawyer and someone who may be pleading a case before the president. >> fill in the swamp. it's good work if you can get it. a lot of money handed out to fill the swamp right now. john harwood, it is interesting as we sit here today with 5

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change your thinking to ibs-c. if your constipation and belly pain keeps coming back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. >>news stations, you're watching the car. hey good morning everybody, thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it is sunday january 31st we've made it to the end of the month it looks like the sun is really trying to peek out really nicely this morning. i know we nicer day yesterday than we had was lovely and some parts of the bay is beautiful day a little bit chilly but overall really nice a little chilly and i think that chilled come a sticks with us states far. >>a warmer going on for today just up in the temperatures just a little bit going on here. >>and we're still having quite a bit of cloud cover up in the north bay we may get a sprinkle up there there's the deck a cloud cover you can see off towards the golden gate bridge and then for half moon bay looks like russia to ease some clearing going on here and that will be in

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change your thinking to ibs-c.ng back, tell your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. >> reporter: sometimes justice is not what happens in a courtroom but rather what comes out of it. on the day lawyers finished their closing arguments in the anthony garcia murder case, a lot of people showed up to see what kind of justice would come out of courtroom 316. among those waiting were the families of tom hunter, of shirlee sherman and, yes, of anthony garcia. it was late afternoon when the jury got the case. then the waiting began. huddled on benches outside the courtroom were reporters and spectators, the family and friends of the victims. >> reporter: prosecutors retreated to their offices for what they hoped would be a short wait. but the defense was ready to blow off steam. the mottas and their entourage settled in at a local bar several miles from the courthouse. the jury would be out for awhile, they thought so they feasted and toasted one another. >> cheers. >> here, here. >> reporter: then as the sound system bega

the station is on t r ib ino court. each person can take up to ten bags. residents are urged to not drive through floodwaters. >>> the public works corporation is on canal park. resident dear sir ba there duto expected high winds there will be changes in the testing and vaccination site hours. the health center in wisconsin street will close today at noon and reopen friday morning. the testing site will close today at four and the city college vaccination site will close at noon and remain closed through thursday. download the news app before the big storm gets here. you can get updated forecasts and breaking news alerts. >>> be sure to send us your pictures and videos as the storm moves through your neighborhood, safely of course. share them on social media using the hash tag kpix. >>> the statewide lockdown lifted yesterday. that means all county also go back to the colored tier system. the bay area's icu capacity is around 23%. it's expected to jump to 25% by next month. it's something we haven't seen for a while. people eating dinner outside after the

the first individuals to be vaccinated begin december 14. , we are implementing components of phase ibr one primarily on the prevention of mortality with residents age 65 and older beginning access to vaccination today as well as the rollout of some of our congregate settings of vaccination. the preservation of societal function or essential employees group began access to the vaccination next. tier two in phase 1b will include additional essential employees such as law enforcement, staff in k-12 educational facilities including all staff who work in these environments, staff in childcare facilities, and staff in grocery stores in the district of columbia. tier three includes additional staff working in our courts and legal systems, staff who work in health and human services and social services agencies outreach programs and frontline employees of public mass transit agencies, individuals employed at manufacturing, working in food packaging and distribution, and employees of the u.s. postal service. phase 1c, the first tier is d.c. residents who have chronic medical conditions. based

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>>i ib believe we should be treating every case as if it's a variant during this pandemic right now. >> reporter: a pandemic far from over. the virus killed nine nuns in a retirement home in michigan within a few weeks. >> it is numbing, and we have, i do, a much deeper appreciation for all the other families who have gone through this. the hundreds of thousands of families. and until it personally touches you, i don't care how much we can have a sympathetic heart, it's different when you've already been there. >>> california alone reported more than 600 new covid deaths on friday, the same day the governor's regional stay-at-home order came to an end. cnn's paul vercammen shows us what the situation is like there now. >> reporter: 638 deaths in california. that pushes the death toll in the state to more than 40,000. but officials are saying that other numbers are going down, and they are projecting that way more intensive care unit beds will open up in the future, and that's why they are relaxing a lot of the stay-at-home orders. that includes restaurants here in l.a. county. they o

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democracy at the end of 2020 looked to me a lot more fragile than i understood ibe at the start of ther. especially the aftermath of the election where we saw what everybody had assumed was rea ly unassaable democratic norm that you would accept en if a president as irresponsible and self anvolved unfate rottic as donald trump would accept in the end howevergr gingly, and ungraciously, the results of a democratic election. and instead we e the spectacle that is continuing and is going to continue throh next we on assembles.h, when con i am very nervous about the consequences of that. not for joe biden who will be sworn in as president on january 20th.but or how it just shakes r norms going forward and makes the unimaginable more imaginble. >> woodruff: and david, what about going forward? i mean howmuch difference do you believe joe biden can make as president in what we face as a country?i >> brooks:ink significant. actual professionaff willng an make a big difference in ways we haven't been able to apprehaate. we jus had messing up at every single level and i remain a biden optimist,

nursing facilities, that is around 3 million people. 2 million doses here, 3,000,004 one a and then ib, the next stage to get the vaccine, people who are 75 years of age and older as well as those in education. teachers out there as well. >> the governor said that he is going to address vaccinations when he presents his next state budget for the fiscal year. we will be hearing more about that later in the week. he talked about the urgent need to get vaccinations out to more people, to the mass public. he talked about having maybe someone other than a doctor or a nurse give you that vaccine in a doctors office, i think he floated the idea of having dental workers do it, or getting the shot at the dentist. there is clearly a lot that still needs to be worked out of a job of getting tens of millions of people vaccinated is before the governor. he talked about public education campaign and speaking to different parts of the california community in ways that might be more sensitive to them because as we know, there are definitely many communities, largely black and brown communities that sa

this came in on the ib, how much weight do you place on calls from the export high-tech sectors that is the bank of israel in a position to address these concerns are not? gov. yaron: the bank of veins real -- bank of israel is independent. at the same time, we always have conversations with all of the members of the economy. our analysis about our steps encompasses all aspects of the economy, and the steps that i mentioned about the fx takes that into account, and that is true not just about the fx. it is true about all the arsenal , we've done enormous amounts of monetary throughout the crisis. it is part of our large arsenal of tools and these have been partly developed here, but also the outcome of where we see the need, for example, supporting sme. that has been very -- we have taken very steps to support that so on the one hand, we have contacts with all of the economy. i think it is important. at the same time, we take steps according to our professional analysis. yousef: governor, it has been a real pleasure. thank you for carving out time in your business schedule. that was

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serve that role would evaluate nominees and woulde say whether they're qualified for well-qualified, ib came under partisan attack by republicans who sought undermining or judicial nominees. i expect a similar to happen unless the commission was really would a divided along partisan lines in which case it might kind of produce outcomes the look a lot like the ones we currently have. >> this is a technical question, so asking if term limits were opposed could they apply to the current justices? sort of what would the mechanics of that look like? dan, income you mention you thought there was a constitutionally valid structure of rotation. with that apply to the currently confirmed justices? >> we are still in the kind of universe of, who knows? i will say most of the reforms that have been proposed to do this along with pure statutes have chosen to grandfather in existing justices, and for what it's worth such a provision might make that kind of reform more politically sellable because it sort of changes a future status quo but doesn't sort of change the existing balance of power and the

on the back of a strong ib business, on the back of a strong asia market performance. ,e have seen growthient and investment activity last year already. i would like to see this trend continue. we are confident in the year 2021. there is more room for chinese wealth, ultra high net worth to freely move part of the asset offshore and the bulk of the asset shall remain onshore and we are still looking for more attractive investment opportunities mystically. we see a lot more growth. tom: you have 51% control of the business. are you interested now in taking full control? many of your rivals are starting that conversation should we are -- that conversation. >> we are always looking at what is allowed policy wise. we are costley reviewing the situation with our fellow chinese partners. we enjoy the partnership we have had in the past. we will update you when there is a development. tom: what is the timeframe? >> we look at it constantly. we will look to potentially increase the possibility of that and reviewing with our shareholders. tom: would you look to a joint venture around asset managem

sub ib skrooer for next quarter growth fell lower than expectations it is reported much of the betterowth in the fourth quarter came from the europe, middle east africa region which added over 4 million new users versus the 2.9 million which was suspected. they will do long term stock performance every january noting its annualized performance since his ipo is 40% compared to 13% for the nasdaq and it is cumulative return is over 50,000% since that time compared to 830% for the nasdaq triking numbers there as netflix looks to remind its investors just how much it has given back to them. >> julia, thank you for highlighting that. up 10.4% after-hours for more let's bring ben silverman in and jessica lessin, on the phone. good to have you beth. ben, that's the big headline they are going to be cash flow break even 2021. with all the content spending they have been doing and all the hits they keep churning out actually i think the biggest headline will be netflix will have exciting news about bridgerton later this week what does it tell you that the economics here are changing? >> i am g

market managing to stay supportive i think you could view the same thing as a subtle loss of momentum, a ibd away from the big cap index. obviously we are seeing a lot of the wild stuff going on in the trading stocks out there that seems to be where a lot of the attention is i guess the question remains is this going to destabilize portfolios in any way. right now i don't think it has in a significant way but you have to be the lookout for that robert, if you were waiting to get into some of the cyclical and value stocks, which have lagged over a long period but preenl have done quite well -- if you were waiting to put money there to work, is it too late? have we soon that? or more to come? >> thank you, sara, for having me on. no, we would not characterize the value stocks or the stocks that are cyclical as being too late maybe a little bit early we still have some period of time to go i mean right now investors are focusing on the slowly anticipated rollout -- the slower than anticipated rollout of the pfizer and moderna vaccines but we see a positive trend because the vaccines have start

factory orders rising for 7th straight month economists were are expecting a decline in factory orders ibkets he mostly higher hang seng only loser do you have any half of 1%, chaos on capitol hill he rioters storming u.s. capitol congress aimed to certify the electoral college vote, hillary vaughn, is live from the capitol, to walk us through exactly what happened, hillary. reporter: good morning, dagen before 4 a.m. when congress officially certified for president-elect joe biden as daybreak over the capitol this morning calm quiet fills halls the damage behind why rioters still echoes loudly after trump supporters terrorized attacked the capitol. >> have i feel your pain i know you are hurt we had an election that was stolen from us, it was a landslide election everyone knows it, especially the other side. but you have to go home now. we have to have peace. . reporter: chaifrz thick temperatures high members debated loshl votes state-by-state house lawmakers came close to blows debating opinions electoral votes several charges at each other coming close to a brawl jumping over benches

dow component travelers is out, we will hear from intel and ib masker later today. markets this morning are higher, take a look, s&p 500 on pace for the best week in two months. we have the dow industrials up 27 points, nasdaq up 56 and s&p higher by 6 and a half as we await key economic data. all major indices finishing in record territory again yesterday amid strong earnings and hopes of more money thrown at the economy. look at the nasdaq, up 260, 2% higher and s&p higher by 52. inauguration highlights, buzz worthy moments from ceremony. ♪ ♪ maria: european markets this morning look like this. u.s. industrial bank decision is due next hour and we will get a sense of what european law makers and ahead of everything cb say about the economy there and whether or not we will see more stimulus. ftse 100 up just a fraction. the dax index higher by 60 points as investors in europe are awaiting that decision from the ecb. in asia overnight, stocks finished higher with the exception of hong kong, hang accepting index down just a fraction. the best performer was korea, kos

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first, as we head to break, some of the other headlines including roku in a deal to buy the rights ibg in october that it was shutting down stay tuned, we'll tell you more about it you're watching "squawk" right here on cnbc >>> still to come on "squawk box" this morning, dr. scott d gottlieb will join us to answer our questions about the ccvaine rollout including the potential of giving half doses of the moderna shot in order to spread the number of doses out. stay tuned, we'll be right back. ♪ when disaster strikes to one, we all get together and support each other. that's the nature of humanity. ♪ it has encouraged other people to take the time for each other. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning making headlines right now, the u.s. continuing to try to speed up the rollout of covid vaccines former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb will join us in just a minute to talk about the biggest issues but i want to start with steve liesman who's been looking at the importance of the rollout to the broader economy. steve. >> yeah, good morning, andrew. our first look of the y