. >> among them is the figure skater jason brown. s always been known for a bubbly personality and a pony tail that jumps and spins on the ice along with him. when he goes to the olympics for the second time this february, one of those two things, the smile, the ponytail will be missing. i bet you can guess which one will be missing. >> hi. i'm jason brown from highland park, illinois, and i'm a figure skater. >> this is where he comes alive. triple axel. beautifully landed. >> there he goes. >> you know what, it was so funny. when i first cut it everyone was like, oh, it's the power in the hair. it's that whole myth. and i cut it and went straight to the rink. tried all my jumps. i could land everything and i was at ease. no, do not look back and i really do enjoy it. >> fortunately in the sport of figure skating we get to travel the world. i was in japan i felt like when i started to try to speak a little japanese. they were so appreciative. i was so determined when i got home. okay. i'm going to learn japanese. i really, really wan

. >> that includes figure skater, jason brown.ason brown has been known for his bubbly personality and ponytail, but when he makes his second olympic appearance in beijing in february, one of the two things will be missing, but it's not his smile. >> hi, i am jason brown. i am from highland park, ater. >> this is where he comes alive! beautifully landed. >> there he goes. >> you know what? it was so funny. when i first cut it, i thought it was the power in the hair, it's that whole myth. i cut it and went straight to the rink and tried all my jumps and i landed everything and was at ease. i look back and i really do enjoy it. fortunately in the sport of figure skating we get to travel the world and it was in japan when i started to speak a little japanese, they were so appreciative. i was so determined when i got home. i wanted to make an impact and communicate with the fans there and i have been doing it every since. >> do you have a favorite phrase in japanese? >> this is change, and my word is like a garbage truck man. it's fun

figure skater jason brown is going to the olympic.s been known for his bubbly personality and his pony tail flowing through jumps and spins on the ice but when he makes his second olympic appearance in beijing this february one of them will be missing. ♪♪ >> hi, i'm jason brought. you'll from highland park, illinois, and i am a figure skater. >> this is where it comes alive. tribble axel. >> beautifully landed. >> there he goes. >> you know what it's so funny when i first got it, it was like the power in the hair, that whole myth, and i -- i cut it and i went straight to the rink. i tried all my jumps. i can land everything and i was at ease, but, no, i've not looked back and i really do enjoy it. >> fortunately in the sport of figure skating you get to travel the world and it was in japan i really felt like when i tried to speak a little japanese they were so apreeshity. i was so determined when i got home that i was going to learn japanese, i really, really want to make an impact and be able to communicate with the fans there, and i

olympic appearance this february, one will be missing, but it's not his smile. >> hi, i am jason brownfrom highland park, illinois, and i am a figure skater. >> triple axil. >> there he goes! >> you know, it's so funny. when i first cut it, everybody said it's the power in the hair, it's that whole myth. i cut it and went straight to the rink and i tried all the jumps and i was at ease. i look back and i do enjoy it. fortunately in the sport of figure skating we get to travel the world and it was in japan when i started to speak a little japanese, they were so appreciative. i was so determined when i got home, i thought i will learn japanese and i want to make an impact and communicate with the fans there. i have been doing it every since. >> do you have a favorite between asian and japanese? >> my favorite word is like a garbage truck man. it's fun to say. >> got to work that into the conversation somehow. >> yeah, i will have to remember that. >> that's scary. people are superstitionen and i am not surprised people were asking him about his ponytail and cutting it. >> yeah, february

. >> reporter: and 27-year-old jason brown. text with a link to this email >> we're all glued to our phones waiting for that to come through. >> congratulations, you're on the 2022 olympic team. >> reporter: you're making history, you're 25 years old how do you wrap your mind around it >> it is just a number if you have a dream and you're dedicated toward it and working towards it, there doesn't have to be an expiration date i'm not in my prime and i'm working to get there and i'm excited to be the first woman in so long to be going. >> reporter: how does that feel for you, when you trained for years and years and you're able to meet the moment >> i wanted to be on the olympic team so bad. i almost didn't want to think about it too much before i got here because it would make me cry. i wanted it so bad. >> reporter: karen, you're making history, first women's singles skater to compete in back-to-back olympics in 15 years. you took a break because of an injury and almost considered retiring how do you clear your mind knowing eve

. >> general be joined by 2 other veterans in the international figure skating circuit jason brown and have the opportunity to be on this. the biggest stage doing what we love. and i think that that is so special. >> and so unique about the games and soul. you know, especially at a time like that in the last year for things have been so up and down and and difficult for everyone across the world. all 3 men will be skating in their second olympic games making this the only figure skating event for team usa doesn't have any olympic rookies competing. >> in nashville, i'm kristina shalhoup. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the warriors on laid one of a four-game road trip. it starts down in memphis against the grizzlies team that has been a thorn in the dub side. the dubs are just 4, 4, in their last 8 games. they played against memphis. but klay thompson is back. he should help making his first appearance on the road. pick things up in the 2nd quarter. grizzlies up 16, john morant with the layup extend that lead to a team is looking ugly. but in the 3rd quarte

janelle says she got to meet figure skater jason brown, who had been going through customs and was there live reports later this week on nbc bay area. be sure to follow janelle entire the winter games on facebook, twitter, instagram, for more behind-the-scenes photos. >> they've been fun. >>> 5:25 this morning. nbc bay area responds to a peninsula dad who feared a shipping company would spoil his little girl's birthday. >> consumer investigator chris chmura shows us what our team did to put the wheels in motion. >> he bought his daughter a bike for her birthday, a month and a half before the big day. he ordered it online for $468. a month later, no bike, delays and backlogs. he tried calling dhl but couldn't get an answer, so he asked our consumer team to help get it in a hurry. he said i received the bike, shortly after nbc contacted the vendor. thanks for the help. we also got an email from dhl that said, we always strive to address customer concerns and find resolution. in those rare cases where something doesn't go as planned with a shipment. we are pleased we were able to resolve th

brown. honoring lieutenant colonel jason. honoring his brother, corporal william bronson. william o'hair.onoring his son private first class aaron cordova-martinez these family members of fallen heroes represent all goldstar families and are here tonight in honor of their old -- loved ones. in memory of those who gave also we could defend our democracy and our freedoms guide us always. distinguished ladies and gentlemen, would you please lead us in the pledge of allegiance? >> we pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you so much for being with us tonight and thank you for your sacrifices for our country. [applause] i we will be joined by a student at a high school who will sing god bless america. [applause] ♪ bless america. land that i love. stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above. from the mountain to the prairie . to the ocean white with foam area. god bless america, my home sweet home. god bless america, land tha

we'll have some monday night football action as the pittsburgh steelers host the cleveland browns sports director jason dumas has all of that and more. >> coming up. and kron 4 celebrating remarkable women in the bay area. we need your help to share their stories. if you know a woman making a difference in her community. >> you can nominate or for a chance to be awarded woman of the year. you can enter your nominations and g >> if you follow the nfl and all you do probably know already about the antonio brown situation that's been unfolding. but if you haven't, you know, fort is breaking down this complicated situation that is still unfolding. >> it's coming to light about what led up to one of the most bizarre moments in nfl history. it happened in the 3rd quarter of yesterday's match up between the tampa bay buccaneers in new york jets bucs wide receiver antonio brown calling it quits in the middle of the game. the 33 year-old stripping off his jersey and pads checking his undershirt and gloves into the crowd and then jogging down the end zone. shirtless all while both teams were still in the field.

you do want want to miss our trades today joining me for the hour, jason snipe, stephanie link, josh brown and pete najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com. good to see everyone today let's take a look at where the markets currently stand because they look different than they did an hour ago. nasdaq pushing a 100-point gain. the dow is down nine yields holding steady, very much the key part of the story today. 176 is the yield on the ten-year note so, pete, jim cramer said the following. this is what he did on twitter people are looking at the ten-year if the ten-year stabilizes buyers come in and they seem to be doing that, pete, in the nasdaq >> yeah. there's no doubt about it, scott. take a look at the reaction. as a matter of fact, yesterday how about the move where we reversed 400 points give or take and now we're just adding to that it's a remarkable move to the upside and there is that fear of missing out and everyone is being looking at this saying, look, when is my opportunity people are looking at a lot of these names and there are so many names that are absolutely beaten ove

you do want want to miss our trades today joining me for the hour, jason snipe, stephanie link, josh brown and pete najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com. good to see everyone today let's take a look at where the markets currently stand because they look different than the

you are going to take it into those mainly black and brown neighborhoods, where are the ideas with this administration? >> jason: well, the president is now admitting that you need to do it state-by-state. you look at ron desantis -- >> harris: that's what he is admitting. >> jason: yeah, exactly. they don't have a plan. i challenge anybody to sit down and write out what is the biden plan to tackle this? when you are going to spend $73 billion to have testing for everybody, that's more than $200 per person. but if you go to get a test, you're going to be waiting in line, or you're not going to be able to find one. so instead of targeting those who are the most vulnerable, those that really truly needed, we are going to start sending out testing kits to everybody across the country even though they may not need one. it doesn't make sense. >> harris: imagine what people would do if you just hand them the cash and say keep this for, you know, the monoclonal antibodies or anything that you might need along the way. they are stuck on the basics. maybe she thinks the rules are for the other people. the heat aoc is ge

brown city and it's being destroyed. dan: quick response from both of you. jason, you being in seattle, chris, you are in philly.e are voting for this. the like the attorney ran on reducing the caseload for resisting arrest and fare evasion. >> the first thing people have to realize is there are a lot of code words that get used. when they talk about reform, they are talk about dismantling systems of oppression. people need to start pushing back. we have seen some course correction. let's talk about the new mayor who at least on policing should be a lot better. in seattle we put in place a republican, the first time a republican put into office citywide in over three decades. people are starting to wake up. we just have to continue it. >> i hate to be the one to bring this up. but we are talking about philadelphia, and the 2020 election. while i know the democrats are still popular by vote in philadelphia, i question the way we count votes around here. i can't believe someone as criminal as larry krasner. i will always question the way we count votes the the around h, dan. dan: a lot of people are asking the sam

brown city and it's being destroyed. dan: quick response from both of you. jason, you being in seattle, chris, you are in philly. people are voting for this. the like thehe attorney ran on reducing the caseload for resisting arrest and fare evasion. >> the first thing people have to realize is there are a lot of code words that get used. when they talk about reform, they are talk about dismantling systems of oppression. people need to start pushing back. we have seen some course correction. let's talk about the new mayor who at least on policing should be a lot better. in seattle we put in place a republican, the first time a republican put into office citywide in over three decades. people are starting to wake up. we just have to continue it. >> i hate to be the one to bring this up. but we are talking about philadelphia, and the 2020 election. while i know the democrats are still popular by vote in philadelphia, i question the way we count votes around here. i can't believe someone as criminal as larry krasner. i will always question the way we count votes the around here, dan. dan: a lot of people are asking

brown city and it's being destroyed. dan: quick response from both of you. jason, you being in seattle, chris, you are in philly.e are voting for this. the like thehe attorney ran on reducing the caseload for resisting arrest and fare evasion. >> the first thing people have to realize is there are a lot of code words that get used. when they talk about reform, they are talk about dismantling systems of oppression. people need to start pushing back. we have seen some course correction. let's talk about the new mayor who at least on policing should be a lot better. in seattle we put in place a republican, the first time a republican put into office citywide in over three decades. people are starting to wake up. we just have to continue it. >> i hate to be the one to bring this up. but we are talking about philadelphia, and the 2020 election. while i know the democrats are still popular by vote in philadelphia, i question the way we count votes around here. i can't believe someone as criminal as larry krasner. i will always question the way we count votes the around here, dan. dan: a lot of people are asking the sa

. >> okay, jason snipe >> bank of america steady loan growth coming back, stay long here >> josh brown? >> carlyle group >> let's take a look at peloton again as we head out before we hand it over to "the exchange. again, that cnbc scoop, shares are still halted, the company halting production of some of its bicycles and treadmills because of waning demand it is a story we just broke. you're going to get more on it right now on "the exchange." guys ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. peloton will reopen at 1:07 p.m. cnbc.com's lauren thomas just broke this story she's going to give us all the details she has in just a moment >>> rk is rallying, the chinese stocks are flying, the semis are higher the nasdaq is leading the rally today. growth has been sold off hard, but we'll speak to someone who says the stocks might be ready for a comeback >>> speaking of china, the central bank cuts rates while most of the rest of the world is talking about hikes. we'll look at why and whether you should fade today's rally if the chinese economy is headed for a slowdown >>> the big

. >> okay, jason snipe >> bank of america steady loan growth coming back, stay long here >> josh brown a look at peloton again as we head out before we hand it over to "the exchange. again, that cnbc scoop, shares are still halted, the company halting production of some of its bicycles and treadmills because of waning demand it is a story we just broke. you're going to get more on it right now on "the exchange." guys ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. peloton will reopen at 1:07 p.m. cnbc.com's lauren thomas just broke this story she's going to give us all the details she has in just a moment >>> rk is rallying, the chinese stocks are flying, the semis are higher the nasdaq is leadin

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brown city and it has being destroyed. >> yeah. quick response from both of you. guy as you well know jason are voting for this and not hiding alvin. ashley: a fox news alert we're breaking in with information new information over the synagogue hostage situation and standoff in texas. right now govan abbott is tweeting saying all hostage is safe and it is over and once again is joining us former federal agent david what do you have to say about this? >> well done. well done to all of the law enforcement personnel that were on the scene that were patient. they stayed the course. they did this exactly according to -- and it was just a marvelous marvelous day for law enforcement thank god everyone is safe. ashley: okay what's the next steps look like, and more -- specifically the next couple of days? what can we expect? >> well, now they've build a case against the individual that took the hostages and find out how did he act alone is he, in fact, related to this woman he identified. the i guess the -- primarily focus will be did he act alone or was he part of a organization, and then just cat

joining me now adrienne espo, and chantel brown from ohio, a member on the committee from over sight and reform. and, of course, dr. jasonou since you're the woman on the panel and newest member of the congress. you just got off your own campaign, so you have seen what it takes to do that g.o. tv game, get grass roots out there. with rampant voter suppression happening across the country, i'm curious your thoughts can the democrats hold the majority without passing legislation to protect voting rights in this country? >> thank you for having me, happy new year tiffany, and my colleague and dr. johnson. we need to talk about what's happening across america when we look at the bills that have been passed, i think there's 34 laws in 19 states restricting voting rights. we have to make sure we are doing everything in our power to stop that. so a coordinated campaign on these baseless accusations of voter fraud and election fraud just really needs to come to an end. protecting our voting rights is a constitutional thing. so we have to make sure that we are doing everything in our power to address that. so this isn't about par

brown people he will listen to but everybody else he is not. that's sounds like what you just said. >> the crux of it is -- >> harris: i will come back to you. go ahead richard. >> jasonright this president ran as a moderate and a president that made commitments to his base of voters, right? what donald trump always got praise if me he always talks to and acknowledges the concerns of his base. this is where i think joe biden is not doing as well. he is not talking to his base and acknowledging the concerns and dealing with them. >> harris: i will get to this. a whopping 76% of americans said political instability in the united states is our biggest threat and they feel our democracy is in danger. 37% don't believe so. jason. >> harris, look, president biden ran on as a moderate and ran on unifying this country. and you just saw him speaking at the white house. he is still calling it a pandemic of the unvaccinated and dividing this country between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated when everyone i know right now that has the virus has been vaccinated and boosted. so it's not a pandemic of the unvaccinated. we know that. everyone in the country knows that because we ha

jason's light will shine on. we can never replace tat's light that he waved to his mother at night but a glow wave of blue outside of gray, brownin their eyes and the glint of daylight on their shields. as the turret lights escort your family they honor our brother today. know they will forever beam in salute to the son you gave in service to this city. it is the light that never fails. and the truly finest members of the 32 and the entire nypd will proudly carry on the extraordinary legacy of detective first grade jason rivera. [speaking spanish] gracias. [applause] >> bill: remarkable speeches we just heard here. very, very important. >> dana: nypd commissioner getting multiple standing ovations at st. patrick's cathedral as she warmly spoke directly to the police officers, the community, and specifically to the family of jason rivera. >> bill: lawrence jones is here in studio. you've been in touch with a lot of police officers in new york and what are they saying about their fate, their future? >> i think what you just witnessed right here is who the nypd support. they support the police commissioner because they believe she