and here's your guest host for the day jay leno! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jay: hello!l, thank you very much! it's nice to be back, ruben, thank you my friend, nice to be here again, i was here about a week ago, not much has changed, we still have no audience, it's not really crew, it is teamsters eating doughnuts. kelly is on mom duty, which that is a sign of a good mom and i know good moms, because i had a great mom. my mom was -- well, i am dyslexic, when i was a kid there was no cure -- actually this is the cure when i was a kid, smarten up, smarten up! okay, i'm smart, i'm smart. in consequence my mom, i don't think that my mom, now they call it depression, but when i was a kid my mom would have her self smoking and staring out the kitchen window, you always want to make your mom laugh, that's the big thing. and my mom was from scotland and had that weird scottish sense of humor, so this is my mom's favorite joke, okay? 30 years, the wife bears, pallbearer is carrying the coffin, has been next to the coffin, as the pallbearers are carrying the coffin they bump the

now it's all, "my va-jay-jay this, my va-jay-jay that." but clearly, that's what sells.? see? you can't remember. - he--hey, fellas. - where's your lunch, butters? - oh, it's okay. i'm not hungry anyways. - dude, did a bully take your lunch money again? - yeah. - that's the third day in a row. you gotta tell a teacher. - nah, i'm not a tattletale.

you know, i think -- i'm sure jay-z tried.ed that they were going with some sort of good faith negotiation or that they were going to actually listen to him. but of course they didn't. and it's all very obvious. you have brian flores with his lawsuit about, you know, they invite him for an interview for a head coaching job and then bill belichick accidentally sends out the tweet congratulating him, which was posted to someone else because the job had already been given away when he was interviewed. the owners, the commissioner, they have a club. they're not letting anyone into the club. they're not letting anyone of color into the club unless they absolutely have to. even to the detriment of teams not winning, getting rid of coaches that are good or not promoting coaches that know what they're doing. but there's nothing you can do, right? it's a private club. how do you -- the only time they're public is when it comes to getting a tax break from congress. then they're a public institution. otherwise they are a completely priva

then, the nfl and jay-z said they would amplify the social justice effort. so it happened? i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. i >> all right, legitimate political discourse. those three words are run through the halls of capitol hill this week, and if you thought that donald trump is gonna come out on the losing side of this, well, you must be new here. let me explain why. criticism of the rnc's comments on the insurrection have been pouring in from both sides of the aisle all week. featuring none other than folks like the senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, or on the house, side kevin party. watch this. but >> it was a valid insurrection. but for the purpose of trying to prevent the peaceful transfer of power after a legitimately certified election. >> anybody who knows this -- entered this building was [inaudible] discourse. >> well right, a number of other prominent republican senators have criticize the rnc for the resolution witches saw the party coming out as a pro january six party, there's no other way to describe. it while the critique of the rnc, and by

daughter of black and korean parents, connected with black investors, including singer rihanna and jayre capital fund. today 8,000 retailers nationwide carry her products. what do you hope vivian learns from watching you? >> the fact she thinks it's normal, and it's okay and can be celebrated is what i hope for her. too hot? >> huh-uh. >> reporter: tackling challenges baked into the industry and finding new ingredients for success. elai elaine quihano, cbs news, new york. >> that's the news. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. the u.s. state department is urging americans to leave belarus immediately over concerning russian military buildup in the region. u.s. officials are warning that russia could launch an invasion of neighboring ukraine as soon as this week. >>> a new study finds the western united states is in its worst drought in centuries, with manmade climate change largely to blame. the research found the per

. >> who do you -- >> jay. >> i'm sorry. what do you call him? >> jay. >> jay?okay. >> it's j.j. rush. i call him jay. >> that's right, her ex-husband, j.j. rush. small world. detective syers knew j.j. had run into him at crime scenes. jj was a medical examiners investigator. but why would cara shoot him? her answer was right there in the 911 call. >> my ex-husband came in and he raped me. >> he raped you? >> uh-huh. i shot him. >> rape? but that's all she said on the topic until about two hours later, when she told the deputy she needed medical attention. >> i need to see a doctor. i've been hurt. >> it was detective syers'job to sort through it all and he began by showing cara a bit of kindness. >> i went over and took the handcuffs off of her. >> she must have been relieved to have that happen. >> um -- i mean, her demeanor at that time was just questioning, i guess. i didn't take her as being under duress or relieved or anything like that. >> she must have seemed pretty upset. she just shot her ex-husband? >> not unduly. >> really? >> no. >> mind you, accord

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tom: i am fed up with jay powell not saying there is enough.erstand there has to be a modern communication but it's out of control. jonathan: if you want him to get control of the narrative. tom: i will leave it to the pros and historians, people like lawrence summers and david blanchflower. these pros have to figure out what modern communication is. it isn't what we've got now. jonathan: someone has to fill the space and the regional fed presidents are filling it all . lisa: how do you take hold of a narrative like this? jonathan: and one that's gotten away from you? lisa: it feels so uncertain. jonathan: futures are up 1.4%, from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: keeping you up-to-date with the news around the word -- around the world. russia announced that some of the troops involved in drills have started returning to bases. the military exercises had raised questions about a possible attack on ukraine. u.s.'s continuing conversations with china despite beijing's failure to live up with trade agreement. that process could soon come to

johnson not john-john or jay.the lyrics were written by his brother james. and people have asked how do i feel about the song, i answer honestly much to their disappointment and dismay. the melody is one of many founder one —- of 200 according to the american society of composers that my grandfather created although it began like upon it was just many others that my grandfather wrote. this is a small part of the artistic output and then and was humbled byng the staying power it has had. over 100 years old are referenced for their relevance and this is what i you making your decision today, lift every voice - - "lift every voice and sing" still speaks to many people in this time andd place while it also speaks to people of many races and faiths and conditions around the world. like the black man who created it, "lift every voice and sing" comments eloquently and accurately about history, hope, vision and perseverance and in 1913 my grandfather was in london when he married my grandmother and they can seemed my moth

not jon, not jon johnson not jon robinson simply jay. rosamond johnson.the lyrics written by his brother james weldon johnson. when people have asked before this occasion, how do i feel about the song i have answered honestly much to their disappointment and dismay. this melody is one of many from 200 according to as cap american society that my grandfather created while the lyrics began like the poem is just like one of many others my granduncle wrote. this song is a small part of both men's artistic output i have no sense of it being an unusual remarkable achievement. i emma however always humbled by the staying power it has had. keep in mind lift every voice and sing still speaks too many people in this place well speaks also to people of many races, faith in conditions around the world. like the black men about history and begins. 1913 the experience of wrenching social changes and versioning jim crow era he chose to return to his home, his country so that his daughter would be born in america also opportunities that he too is native land even when it

>> jay leno wanted to essentially just continue doing a johnny carson-type show. the cameras off, please. >> okay, we just wanted to drop off this basket of fruit -- >> part of dave's thing used to always be attacking authority, he liked that. >> he needed a corporate bad guy to go up against. i was oftentimes that target. >> i can hear this warren littlefield guy whining all year long about not getting his name on the card last year. >> he's on it. >> look, what about me? i could be on there, couldn't i? >> it was always letterman's dream to be the host of "the tonight show." he idolized johnny carson, rightfully so. >> the big decision that's had the entertainment industry buzzing is due this week. that of course is the fate of nbc's late-night stars jay leno and david letterman. >> most of us thought the person who deserved to get it was david letterman. he didn't get it. jay leno got it. >> leno, who earlier rode his motorcycle into a news conference hosted by nbc entertainment president warren littlefield, still has a bruised ego about the way the network wav

chair jay clayton will weigh in on the decision by u.s.ding in some russian stocks ken rogoff will talk about the potential ripple effects across the globe, and we'll get earning results from zoom video which sits around 75% below its pandemic highs first, we have now 12 minutes to go here in the trading day and we're now in the closing bell market zone. today we have senior portfolio manager barbara duran joining us we'll kick it off with the broader market stocks are under pressure on the final day of the month dow, s&p, and nasdaq on track for their second straight monthly losses and mike, we're down 281, so we have rallied here in the past few moments. it's pretty remarkable to see the u.s. market holding up so well, given you've got, yes, i know it's the 11th largest economy in the world, but it's the third biggest energy producer and its currency is cratering and its economy is being shut off from the entire system >> absolutely. the reasons for that perhaps that we have seen the resilience is crude is up but not making aggressive ne

and jay tells us more. she or jewelry are here to teach scrubber over. she is giant bush. i should have period of shes go. milligan looks good filtering in the garden. you should university of chicago cherry gurneys her. but when you're the garden you say you don't rush it or or you see on the view of her so much for her. oh. ready at this spot in 2017 polish authorities freed vietnamese slave labor is from a sewing factory. among them were children partial portfolio. crazy. oh, yes. there is polish touch of yeah mm churches. are you referencing gigi gigi, gigi fusion and gary? not all she, she told us. all right, talk you talk to tell you, hey, today you, shall she brussel your reaction. you actually are starting to think that they're gonna be charged together to hold you. gold and cotton experts in criminal law define human trafficking as when people lose their identity and handled as good . but bessie loudon from the german criminal investigation office says these people have been smuggled not traffic because they know they'll have to work to repay the cost of getting t

jay, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> as we see the omicron cases ease and inchingnormalcy and mask mandates dropped, what is the outlook for travel with the hotels at least here in the u.s.? >> you know, it has a way to go for sure it is exciting you know, we saw really dynamic movement back in october and move and beginning the december when omicron started to come in. we will pick right back up there. this is a slower time of year for the new york market anyway as we start to come out of february and into march with the weather getting nicer. if we are really starting to move forward hope nfully this tm for good and it becomes an endemic and we learn to live with it. i think we can see tremendous demanded >> international travel is rebounding it was before omicron. do you see that fully recovering in 2022? those people that come from a different country are looking to have a good time and spend more money. >> i would say on the leisure side, that will bounce back. it will bounce back quickly. it will only take people who plan trips shorter than in the past that w

at alltimes what jay powell is saying is i'm not listening to you. i'm not listening to people who say you're behind the curve because those are people who would have taken rates up to 4 or 5%. i love stan miller, he's a great guy, but i was at one of these kn k conferences where we were delivering alpha and he delivered 4% short-term rates and that was wrong, and stan's brilliant, so i think jay powell is saying, you know what i'm going to just let things play out a little more, and for that he loses credibility every day. but if we see a peak, let's say the next number is 8.5, which would still be horrendous. >> right >> people are going to say, i guess that was it for inflation. >> a lot of it's going to depend on wallet shift, which kind of reminds us this morning of marriott, great quarter, decent guide, even as we got downgrades of goods weber and gap this morning. >> gap was really interesting. a lot of that is old navy, and old navy is for people who aren't that wealthy and worried about a discontinuance of subsistence. they're starting to ha

jay? >> reporter: good morning, laura, good morning, marcus. i want to show you where we are and what's happening. we continue to see waves of people making their way from ukraine here into poland. this is the border. this is the area where it's all happening. if you step up just a bit, you can see where the border is and the signs that indicate where you cross into poland. hundreds of thousands have already done that. millions are expected before it's all over. overnight the fighting intensified. u.s. officials acknowledging russian troops appear to be gaining ground in southern ukraine, but continue to face stiff resistance to the north, including the capital city of kyiv. >> it's so weird to actually hear the explosions in the city day by day and shootings and seeing all the images all around the country where people suffer. >> reporter: horrific images of a country battered by five days of war, burned-out military vehicles, blood-stained snow, buildings ripped apart during a missile attack, and families ripped apart by the violence. hundred

and when jay powell speaks to congress and then the unemployment number. of tremendous fear for the stock market if that fabulous rally last week. and tonight i want to approach stocks for more direction. and that is why we're going off the charts with mark sebastian a technician the founder of option pit.com because he's our resident volatility expert and that is what you're getting. and what you get when investors are afraid sebastian likes to monitor the cboe, the vix, because it could tell you about the animal spirits of the market. there is a reason it is known as the fear gauge so take a look at this pair of charts showing the s&p 500 and the vix going back to the beginning of the new year. you could see what has happened. since the beginning of 2022, the market has been slowly moving in one direction and that is down and the vix, well, hold it, you do get some temporary rallies here, but throughout the period, he points out that vix has moved up, which is what you would expect an the vix and s&p 500 are supposed to hit in opposite directions until t

how much of a difference has jay z made in the league?first, if you just look at in terms of roc nation's responsibility and putting on the halftime shows, it has been a very marked departure from the past years. i mean, i think that the nfl face this enormous crisis. if you go all the way back to, what was it now, 2014, janet jackson, justin timberlake, the famous wardrobe malfunction, they sort of overcorrected and started going very conservative with their halftime show picks, and there were, i think, under a handful of headliners of color during that span until the roc nation partnership. and since then we had -- it was j-lo and shakira in 2020, which was the first halftime show they were responsible for. and people really saw that this was the first time that, you know, latina -- latin music was allowed to sort of be on the world's biggest stage. last year was the weeknd, you know, modern r & b. and now this year the legends of rap, legends of west coast hip-hop. so from an artistic standpoint, jay z has delivered with his clout and

how is it going out there, jay? >> reporter: kira, it is great to talk.is going great for team usa. glad to be here. look, let's get right to it. once competing in her fifth olympics, the other in his fourth. their combined age is 76, about the same age as me. the american snowboard pair is proving on the mountain that they're definitely in their golden years. >> it is gold for the united states! >> reporter: lindsey jacobellis golde baumgartner, the oldest team in the year, flying to mix snowboard cross. redemption for baumgartner. after the heartbreak of failing to qualify in singles. >> i wanted to prove to everyone what i wanted to prove two days ago, and i think i did that today. >> a big drive. score! >> reporter: the men's hockey team is proving they could be contenders here, two games, two wins, taking care of canada overnight, 4-2. later today on the ice, rhythm dance opens the figure skating dance competition. two pairs from team usa could be medal contenders. meyers taylor and kayla humphries take their competitive runs in the new mono bob even

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. >> and we should say part of the friday evening lit jay. >> yeah.s [ singing ] >>> my name is ryan. born and raised mostly in the east bay. this is where it started. this is where i grew up. when you talk about where my career started you can directly point to valley high school. >> ryan from high school to college in san francisco around the bay area up to seattle. >> i remember him saying his ultimate goal is to come back to the bay area. >> it's a life time dream to work in your hometown so once that door opened for me i ran through it. >> good evening. i'm ryan. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. we start with breaking news tonight. >> it's all about reconnecting to where you grew up, reconnecting with your family, the people you love. so i had that opportunity to come back and you know represent my hometown. it's a proud moment for my mom and dad. it's a proud moment from the friends i grew up with. it means a lot to be able to represent them and show them that, you know, i did okay. >> ryan joins our evening team week nights on kpix5 news. >>> good mo

are they blocking back the commentary from jay powell? they have a hawkish tone in that press conference. is that a hawkish approach from the fed markets? kristine: it seems that way and it is adding nuance to what the fed is planning to do this year more than any sort of walk back from the message we heard from jay powell last week where we are seeing. i think the fed is still raring to go in terms of its rate hiking cycle this year, but they also want to indicate to the markets that they are not going to do anything crazy like a 50 basis point rate hike in march. commentators were perhaps expecting or putting a damper on some of those expectations for six or seven rate hikes this year. what we see is adding more nuance to that message of an overall hawkish fed but a bit more measured in the way they approach that. francine: measured and nuanced. that is the way to describe the markets around 2022. paypal and facebook really shows a growth and were disappointing in earnings. kristine: there is now a baseline expectation for private earni

a lot of families have to trade down then jay powell speaks in is my worry. he speaks for house of representatives. will he tell us about the cadence and size of the rate hikes. will he just choose to make policy announcements on his own turf two of the most richly valued stocks, opta and snow flake. this could be a tough day. well, i'm not sure about the quarter. it's been a lot of turnover there as of late snow flake continues to be the high mobile stock of choice for many because of its business model. the ceo has made more money for investors yet few have never heard of him he's king of the cloud kroger has been delivering numbers despite the pandemic i'm concerned the desire to keep customers happy may cause them to eat some of the cost increases that the suppliers are pushing on them. that will send the stock lower on thursday we hear from best buy. it can bounce because remember, there are better stocks like costco it's one of my absolute favorites. what an opportunity to matter. that one goes down finally there's friday employment number. the record i

liz: boy isn't that appropriate right now, general, jay, wonderful to have you.ething tells me we will be speaking quite a bit in the coming weeks. the allies swiss sanctions specifically those financial sanctions hammering russia so hard they couldn't even open their moscow stock exchange this morning could force russia to turn to crypto to prop up its economy. could the move force u.s. regulators to maybe come down harder on the crypto space, and is a blanket ban in the card s? well charlie gasparino is going to attack that issue coming up, closing bell 16 minutes away, we still see some weakness here, but the vix, the volatility or fear index, is up 12% right now , as tensions continue across the financial markets. ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq alright, so...cordless headphones, you can watch movies thro

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adams shared that fear during the jay treaty debate that joe mentioned. adams wrote in hisur letters bak to abigail that he thought either civil war was coming or may be maybe the constitution would last another ten years at most. that's really theou vibe of this moment. one of the things washington highlights in this party section of his farewell address is that the party animosity and the intensity of that party spirit can lead us to forget similarities. that yes,t we might have differences, we might have regional differences and sectional differences we have much more in common as americans as we do as federalists or as republicans. boy, is that a lesson we really need to learn. >> we need to recover the historicalal context of the late 18th century for listeners and viewers because, and she's doing that right now. i'm building on her book with this remark. if you read article two of the constitution of the united states, i will bet you can't tell you what the president can do. the definition of the presidency isn't shaped by the constitution. it's sha

kanye, jay leno or jerry "seinfeld"? >> i feel like i see jay leno around cars, jay leno?rry "seinfeld" is a car guy. >> everybody has a car. kennedy: but he lives in new york. which of these rich and shameless paid million-dollar for an leonardo da vinci painting? claims mohammed, prince charles or my name is printz? and i am funky. 450 million. >> this is hard. i think it's the saudi prince. kennedy: the first one on the board with one. the commanding lead, congrats. >> that hurt me. kennedy: which of these rich and shameless $11000 down for an empty be show as a 4-year-old? carver, willow smith or angela pickel? >> i haven't been able to stop thinking about it for the record but the government did to wesley was evil and we should abolish taxation. i'm sorry, what was the question? kennedy: $11000 down mtv awards show 4-year-old with a 4-year-old child, carver, angelica pickel? >> will smith of course. kennedy: no, blue iv carter, her own strain of reefer. round number three. which of these rich and shameless owns his own tank? arnold schwarzenegger, clint eastwood or pa

jay haigler has seen it. >> combining the importance of history and ancestral memory, and understandingpplies today, combining those things with scuba diving-- that was a match made in heaven. >> brown: haigler is part of“ diving with a purpose,” a group of primarily black divers who love to go under water, but also have a larger mission: to find and research sunken ships from the inteational slave trade. >> the stories that we tell are important. and more importantly, e untold stories. these stories-- the "guerrero" and then many other ships-- as we got more involved in the search for these ships, became exciting because most people haven't heard the story, including myself. >> brown: “diving with a purpose”, or d.w.p., was founded in 2003 by divers ken stewart and brenda lanzendorf to join an ongoing effort to find the remains of the "guerrero," a ship that wrecked on a reef in the florida keys in 1827 after a battle with a british warship trying to enforce anti-slave trade laws. of the 561 enslaved africans on board, 41 drowned. tara roberts, a "national geographic" "explorer and sto

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. >> and happening now, a renewed push to decriminalize jay walking. a state assemblyman plans to hold a news conference later this morning. he says that jay walking tickets are disproportionately given to people of color and can lead to interactions with law enforcement. last year governor newsom vetoed a bill that would decriminalize the practice. we'll be right back. 300 million years ago, there was no africa, asia, americas or europe. just one big supercontinent: pangea. and today, there is still a force connecting those divided by distance, reversing millions of years of rifting. making far feel close. bringing there to here. turkish airlines. of rent not getting any cheaper for those trying to make it in the bay. >> one bedroom rent prices actually went up between 6.5% and 18% in several cities between december of 2019 and the end of last year. those include fairfield, pet lum na, santa rosa, and concord hill. cnbc reporter anna nova says if your landlord wants to raise your rent, negotiating could be key. >> you might ask them if i sign a two-ye

jay-z, matt damon, j. lo and ben affleck in the stands. >> west coast make some noise! >> reporter: lebron james was loving every minute to have the groundbreaking hip-hop half time show led didr. dre and snoop dog. ♪♪♪ >> reporter: in the final minute, the game was sealed by aaron donald. >> i'm so happy. i wanted this so bad! i dreamed this, man! i dreamed this! and it's real! look at this! >> reporter: an emotional victory for so many players. 36-year-old sean mcvay, now the youngest coach ever to win a super bowl. in addition to the super bowl ring, rams safety taylor had an engagement ring for his longtime girlfriend and wide receiver van jefferson's wife went into labor by the end of the game and by the end of the night he was holding his brand-new son. matthew stafford capped off the win with his girls, a shower of l.a. i so proud of this super bowl win they're changing the hollywood sign to read "ram's house" and planning a victory parade to honor the team on wednesday. >> o'donnell: i can see the construction already underway. carter evans, thanks. still ahead

out of curiosity, jay, how about family members, husbands and wives?should they fact he into the discussion a number of lawmakers, they have had family members who have been active. >> this is a thorny issue and in many ways, including for some of you and me, it's a personal issue. my spouse was a professional before i went into government and we determined that she should leave her job i don't think that that should apply in many government jobs, including in congress. we can't ask people who are giving up their careers to come into congress and serve, to ask their spouse to make a sacrifice of giving up their career. there are ways forward, whether it's discretionary counts, clearance with ethics officers and the like here is where i think congress is different than like the s.e.c. or the fed. >> jay, while we have you, wondering what your thoughts are on some of the floated proposals that your successor chair gensler put out yesterday about enhanced disclosures from private funds and hedge funds and market structure changes that might reduce the del

for paulson ashburn, this young man who will called sean is one of the many people smuggled in by an jay . he was brought from lithuania to warsaw, where he then went into hiding and feel calmer when and throwing something at this. her have me calmer shewn lives in constant fear of the traffic is as an orphan. he lived with his grandmother in vietnam. but when she died, he had to survive by collecting and filling muscles, snails, driftwood, and plastic bottles. only when my way we normally solidly on t 210, and that i didn't the ma'am knowing that i am one ne alarm calling on you in homer . so in a way i am going one tech on on with him, good um. and they only die all night yet in the desert, the air, good earth and yet now the non conversely only marlo n u. as in 90 song, new $37.00 loyalty noting south nissan don't do it. the human smuggling ruge tune was taken own stretches from vietnam to poland. like most of his compatriots, he was transported across russia to the baltic nations and then to poland. on the way to says he was held in abandoned warehouses, sometimes locked in for a wee

jay gray, nbc news, along the poland-ukraine border. >> as we heard jay gray say right there, some of the ukrainians made their way out of the country but some of them ended up here in the bay area and they're struggling with anguish knowing they're safe while their families are not. kris sanchez has the coverage of some of the stories. >> reporter: there are about 90,000 people in california with ties to ukraine. some of them trying to get family members out. some of them trying to support in other ways. this was the scene in walnut creek where folks gathered to show support. that's where we met a jesuit priest from ukraine who is working to get his parents out of the city because it would soon become a russian target. >> my city is a strategic military important city for ukraine, and just recently, it was bombed. the tragedy, when you have to navigate your parents and the people just to move from the city just under the bombs. >> reporter: this weekend we met a ukrainian mother who did make it out before the russian invasion. she is staying with her 9 and 2-year-old sons with a son

welcome to the january 10th 2022 -- jay

that' phil: hey, jay. welcome! new year's day at jay's. my dad was driving in.were looking up after a bad morning. (passengers scream) oh! yeah! oh, man! (gasps) look how high it goes! i'm gonna try and spit on a bird. (whining) did he just get off the ride? you know, honey, um, i'm getting cold feet. maybe we should just -- well, if you're scared, we should just go. (whining continues) i'm disappointed, 'cause to me, it seemed like a blast. (passengers scream) oh! my resolution to live more dangerously was off to a rocky start. help yourself to my christmas present. nothing like a frozen margarita in a hot tub. lets nature know we can do anything she can. well, i'll take one to go.

hey, jay. jay: how's rebecca? she's never been better.r husband like a month ago, and it's like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders. speaking of shoulders,

sandra thompson, who would be head of the fhfa, the vice chair at the federal reserve, jay powell, the sitting w chair woud be renominated to confirm him as chair given three new members of the federal reserve, the vice chair, supervision, also philip jefferson and lisa. thisth would be i think the best qualified, most pavers in terms of gender and race but also thet pavers federal reserve in terms of knowledge and perspective because one of the most legitimate criticisms of the fed is how sort of the federal reserve always looked like me accept they think like wall street and this is the first time where i've seen a federal reserve with the breadth of knowledge. i believe the president wants to appoint a gentleman that grew up right near the stadium in a poor part of washington who now is the dean in a southern school. a woman from a small town in georgia who is now at michigan state. fa former bank regulator, fedel reserve governor and also was number two at treasury. in addition to the two federal reserve members, he would be elevated to vice chair. that's just all background to sho

remember jay powm for months and months and months kept saying inflation is transitory. a old line new england economists the cure for high prices is high prices. at some point we either start buying or buying something less. we don't buy fillet minion to maybe a different cut of beef. and move to chicken or whatever else is left. that's human behavior. but you mentioned the underlying economy being strong. we threw so much money that this economy, bret, to first, obviously it had to be done because we couldn't go to work. we were in the dark. we were facing a pandemic that no one alive had ever seen or dealt with. so the entire world shut down. we needed a way to sustain ourselves. but we came out of that recession 2020 recession with a shortage in history. we saw what they called the v shape recovery. a lot of people didn't believe it but it was true. we entered last year with household balance sheets in the west shape they have ever been in. wages were going up. people had money. our savings rate was well over 20%. some months 25%. the extra money, the extra so-called

i think jay powell agrees. let's say russia lee moves all troops from eastern ukraine.must disarm the militias they they have in ukraine that's the tender for the rally that no one is expecting but the russians have to pull their troops away from the border. >> which is unclear that any of that is going to happen. >> no, but i'm saying -- look, i'm trying to paint a scenario why you might not want to sell everything because it's been right to sell for some time. >> yeah. >> and didn't seem to matter whether an earnings number is good or bad, david they are all going downwards. >> and -- right. but it's much more about rates of the. >> well, rates and international companies. i mean - >> energy is definitely part of it by the way, again, exxon, chevron both down. the energy complex, which has been the best performer this year, is down. >> right my portfolio has a big position in chevron we talked it in the morning meeting. 120 toim i think that this group is undervalued. i don't think oil is going back to 79, 80 because of demand. not because of russia. because of demand

this is jay saying, "covid has made me more grateful for science." donald saying, "i know more about mrna and the process of developing moderna vaccines but my views did not change. covid changed my view of my fellow man and brainwashing techniques." allen saying, "money drives everything. no government-run system is acceptable. it is time to decouple the politicians and bureaucrats from our doctors and hospitals." a couple of pieces over the last couple of weeks taking a look at this topic. the translational research institute wrote this, "the concept of science misuse and abuse, science is not owned by one political side and it is not a talking point. it is a careful study of the natural world, asking questions about why things are the way they are and sometimes correcting our previous knowledge. science is not just a set of facts. it is a continuum of learning. it should be used as neither a punchline or a weapon, rather it should be used to understand the world and eliminate -- illumina te the best way to serve humanity." another viewpoint from d

or more aggressively than jay clayton did.n ripple is not that much contextually or materially different than what ether did. liz: okay. >> why is one okay and not the other? it's mind-boggling -- liz: i, again, i tried. [inaudible conversations] liz: can i say one thing? there is a victim when it comes to block trades. big banks -- >> no, there's no -- [inaudible conversations] liz: for the hedge funds out there, that means the little guy does not get a shot at that kind of information early. all right, charlie, thank you. we're at session highs. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ whether you've enjoyed the legendary terrain in telluride, the unparalleled landscape of park city or the famed peaks of whistler, you face the hassle of lugging your gear through the airport. with ship skis, you're just a few clicks away from having your skis, snowboard and luggage shipped from your doorstep to your destination. with unrivaled pricing, real time tracking, ship skis delivers hassle-free. ship ahead and go catch those first tracks on fresh

dr. jay's nichols again. thank you. no, it's a us national black h i v aids awareness staying in the past few days. cove vaccine maker, medulla has begun. trialing m r n a vaccines against h i v, which currently infects nearly 40000000 people around the world. joining me now from london as the executive director of aids map matthew odds and dedicated to educating people on the continuing h i. v. aids epidemic. thank you so much, matthew for coming on. but before we even talk about all of that, i really want to ask you about your friend david steward credited with big a pioneer e. credited with inventing the term chem sex, which led to therapies, the being concentrated on that which hadn't been before. and being a pioneer of mental health from a grassroots level, just tell me to a wide audience who he was. and i mean he was that he was a friend of mine, so it off stamps. meaning, the 1st thing that i've saved, he was a great person is the person who is full of kindness and compassion for, for his fellow people. but in pa

and jay glacier. let's start with anthony munoz. you start at usc. you think about your two losses in that big game? >> yes, especially when i do interviews and the interview reminds me of the loss. i still have a night mayor about the number 16 who goes by the name of joe montana. all the highlights. they have the goal shine stand. then the second super bowl, montana to john taylor. i think is he going to drop it, but no he catches it again. it's one of those things you don't get over. i was very competitive and i wanted to win both of those games but you have to move on. brian: any solace with people saying that game with montana was the best super bowl ever? too i'm just glad i played 13 years. the fact that i had a chance to play two super bowls, with two head coaches and a lot of great players, i'm very grateful. brian: the stands were last full last year. does this feel like super bowl week? or is there still some pandemic in there. >> i wasn't there last year. this is the first time i wasn't in the super bowl city. not every game. i note rams

nbc's jay gray is in beijing. welcome.lex, as we rush toward the closing ceremonies here in beijing, team usa grabbing some medals along the way. let's start in the men's halfpipe where david wise ended up with the silver. alex ferreira with the bronze there. high winds in the halfpipe so they had to negotiate some of that. but coming away with two medals and a big deal for team usa. by the way, david wise, three medals in all. not in these games but in his olympic career, a veteran there. let's go to the house of speed where the two-woman bobsled took place. elana meyers taylor and sylvia hoffman, they finished third, grabbed the bronze. the second medal in these games for elana meyers taylor and, oh yeah, she's been selected as the flag bearer for the closing ceremonies tomorrow night. you may remember she was supposed to do that for the open, was moved into covid isolation, spent her time there separated from her family, who's here in beijing. she had weights delivered, was working out as best she could and boy that ded

one showing just how involved in this scheme state representative jay kaufman really was.021, just one day before the attack on the capitol, hough men sent in email to three white house staffers. in that email, he attached to what he described as a quote, urgent letter for the vice president. and asked that a copy of it be shared with then president trump as well. here is what that letter said. quote, dear mr. vice president, i wrote to you on the eve of january 6th joint session of the united states congress to approve the certification of the 2020 presidential election to request that you, in your capacity as the president of the senate and presiding officer over the aforementioned joint session of congress, delay the certification of the election results and instead seek clarification from the arizona legislator as to which slate of presidential electors are proper and accurate. again, this is the same jake offman who responded to questions about his role in this game by essentially saying, who may? i don't know anything about it, as someone else. one white house staffe