please welcome jessica alba! ear an audience >> yes i mean, it feels -- it feels like it's closer to normal >>tting back there >> it feels really good. >> jimmy: yeah, it's only 58 people. they sound like 8 thousand people [ cheers ] thank you again. thank you so much for coming in studio >> my pleasure >> jimmy: it means a lot to me and everybody out there. i wanted to wish you a happy belated birthday >> thank you [ cheers and applause >>jimmy: happy birthday, bud ♪ it was a big birthday, right >> yes i turned 40. >> jimmy: wow! that's massive >> yeah, it's so weird cause, like, when you're little, you're like, that age just feels aggressive >> jimmy: yeah >> i don't know. i don't know how else -- you're just like, "that's a grown ass person." that is like, "yes, that is what that is." and when you're here, you're like, "i guess this is what it is." and it, yeah >> jimmy: and when you're here, you're like, that's very young, that person. i'm like, "i remember when i was 40." >> well cause you're like -- you know

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - jessica alba marc maron musical guest sech and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1457 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my goodness that's what i'm talking about right here that is a hot crowd. welcome, everybody welcome, welcome please enjoy yourself.

jessica alba's company started trading, shares popping their debut, now a $2 billion company. later this hour, you will hear part of my interview with alba. if you are here for crypto, amid rallies, you are in luck. we have mike joining us on the heels of its 1.2 plan dollar deal to buy crypto custodian. to start things off, i want to get to the markets where tech lead the losses in stocks. our katie guba has the full picture. >> tech losing and weighing down the s&p 500 to the point that cyclicals were not able to keep that index up. that article -- notable exception are semiconductors, even when the broader index was not doing that great. let's get to peloton. shares dropping 20% in intraday trading. this is the most all the way back to november 9 when vaccine news hit stay-at-home stocks. peloton is one of those. i want to get to those earning stories, seems to be an important piece. shares are up, that means they beat their estimates, videogames boosting their full-year guidance, something tech watchers are paying attention to. paypal beating estimates. also seeing some st

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jessica alba's honest company just started trading. went out at 16. current trade, $22 a share, up 25, 38%. that is our story. neil, it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart very much. nice profit for jessica alba. we'll talk to the honest ceo momentarily. corner of wall and broad has it peaking in and out of record territory. this time the nasdaq going along for the ride as technology stocks attempt a comeback. the big story right now is focused on the economy and finding a job. there are plenty of them being advertised out there but devil of a problem has proven. we had them on this show, other shows on fox business, they cannot find workers and a lot of that is because of very generous unemployment benefits that are going to extend through september. but a big, big decision out of the governor of montana to say, not in montana. the governor there is indicating he wants to put a stop to federal unemployment benefits so that there is a better shot for workers in the state and employers in the state to meet each other and, well fill jobs. we're with him m

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jessica alba is the chief creative officer. she owns a bunch of shares as well.he will be on tv later on today at 4:00 p.m. on this. this will speak to the market opening for these kind of ipo's. guy: coming through at $16, indicated to open a $20, let's watch it here. some of these ipos are just driven higher and higher. those are the kind of tech names. obviously, airbnb was one that stands out. i am fascinated to see how this one works. it is around $20.19 now, so maybe drifting a little lower. this feels like a more manageable process. i don't know how you make a pivot from talking about what is happening with honest to what is happening in the mining sector. alix: you just do it. jordan: barrick gold -- guy: barrick gold beating earnings even the topline results were a little below the street's guidance. let's dig into the numbers. abby gil doolittle is here with the details -- abigail doolittle is here with the details. abigail: on the open, up about 1.7%, responding very well to a mainly solid quarter, then dipping slightly lower, now slightly higher. what

that values honest founded by jessica alba is going public in an already busy ipo market this year let'sn the honest company and formally served on the board of directors neil, pleasure to have you on. why now? why is it time for the honest company to finally hit the public markets >> well, the earnest company is hitting on so many things that are important to what people want to care about today clean, treating employees and people right, and being one of those -- one of those companies that actually cares about what's happening in the world today >> does that make it a good stock, neil? those are good things, but is it a good investment? >> it is absolutely a good investment it's a special company that continues to grow and there's no doubt that there's actually so much head room here for this particular company look, i'm not on the board anymore, so i can say i think there's a special company that is here that means something to people and i think we're -- >> well, talk to us, neil, about the history. obviously, honest -- i'm sorry to interrupt -- honest has gotten a lot of attention

we had a fantastic debut on wall street for jessica alba's honest company. always tell you guys, it is not how a stock opens but how it closes that matters. we're going to show you how the star's consumer goods company is trading as we race towards the closing bell. and as we wait on, yes, that friday april jobs report, one company boss turning away millions in business because he can't find anybody to help him work. hear the story of mrs machining when we come back. closing bell ringing in 39 minutes. dow up 103. we're coming right back. ♪ (vo) while you may not be closing on a business deal while taking your mother and daughter on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your dreams, and the way you care for those you love. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer

he's got a new children's book jessica alba will be here in studio [ cheers and applause vince vaughn[ cheers and applause and andrew garfield will all be here [ cheers and applause that's a great week. and also we're planning something really fun in honor of mother's day. we're gonna team up with our friends at samsung to celebrate some amazing moms out there -- epic moms that have gone above and beyond this past year. we're going to do something very special every single night next week, so be sure to tune in for that, it's going to be a fun surprise [ cheers and applause but first, what a show we have for you tonight. joining us in studio, one of my favorites. he's really one of the greatest he stars in the nbc series "the blacklist," james spader is here [ cheers and applause james spader >> steve: red! >> jimmy: plus, she stars in the new netflix animated film, "the mitchells versus the machines," abbi jacobson is here [ cheers and applause and we've got music from beach bunny. [ cheers and applause oh, sorry. i thought that was - >> there you go. hey, wow i'm roller skating >> j

. >>> jessica alba's company went public yesterday. shares traded 43% higher clos ing above $22. the company offers nontoxic natural baby products online and through partnerships with big box stores. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> people love to drink it. i am one of those. but ea wine could be even better. >> elaining how wae mabest medicine to fight major diseases. >> reporter: vineyards, wine, and california go hand in hand. the state makes 85% of all wine in the u.s. producing nearly 4 million tons every year. while we sip and savor, food scientists found there is potentially a huge benefit from the grapes we are missing. >> we can give second life to the grapes by doing the chemistry. >> reporter: the professor found processing residue like grape skin, seeds, pulp can be reused by isolating sugar molecules in white grapes to help feedback tear i can in your gut. >> we have really an epidemic of diabetes, obesity, inflammatory diseases. all those are linked in some ways. >> reporter: along with the health benefits, it's about repur

plus, looking like hollywood fluff for jessica alba's honest company. we're going. to show you the key level her newly publicly-traded company has just fallen before of. but first, the energy secretary, jennifer granholm, appeared at the white house press briefing saying shes has spoken to the colonial pipeline ceo, and the company hopes to have a decision -- okay, this was interesting verbiage -- a decision about restarting the massive fuel pipeline tomorrow. a decision. but it did come with a warning. it is much more difficult than simply flipping a witch with. it could take some time -- a switch. it could take some time to restart because this colonial pipeline has never been thrown offline before. some states impacted by the gasoline shortage are feeling a supply crunch and will, could be worse and worse until it's fully operational. gasbuddy reporting that 7% of virginia gasoline stations are out of gas right now. north carolinas has declared a state of emergency as it prepares for gas shortages, and airlines are now rerouteing planes to make refueling stops. j

jessica alba's, it is called the honest company?l about it. susan: she priced her shares at $16 a piece. she raised $400 million. prices the all organic, all natural products company around a billion dollars or so. we've been expecting this ipo for some time. today it is the debut. we'll see how it does. $16, pretty much in line with the private rounds they have been raising cash at. we have a celebrity name backing a company like honest co, you might get more attention and bids. stuart: fascinating. a woman with a great product valuing the company at 400 million. susan: that is how much she raised. the value of the company is over a billion. she raised $400 million in cash. valuation above a billion. stuart: you get the point. 1.4 billion for jessica alba. 86 billion for the joke dogecoin. okay. susan: oh, come on. there is value, depends how you see it. stuart: we've got one big league university backtracking after making its rock climbing wall only available to black, indigenous or other people of color. unbelievable but we do ha

manus: jessica alba and nick talking about the companies debut. dutch bank says it aims to distribute dividends after september, subject to ecb recommendations. joining me is the ing cfo. great to have you with us on the show. this is a great barometer of what is going on. europe is reopening, your company is reopening. are you seeing and in tandem -- in tandem spike and loan demand? is it reopening and taking off? good morning. >> we see a resurgence in terms of revenue numbers which have recovered from a low point in the first quarter of 2020. the revenue growth has been in retail banking as well as host cell bank so it is quite broad-based during the course of this quarter as well. manus: i see your loan losses are 50% below the estimate. with that endure, or have we seen the best improvement in your estimate of loan losses? >> for this quarter, we decided not to -- we stayed prudent in terms of adding somewhat more to our loan loss provisions. in fact we do see the ratio of nonperforming loans have remained benign, given the economic situation

. >>> jessica alba's company went public yesterday. shares went 43% higher.he company provides nontoxic natural baby products online and through partnerships with big box stores. >> if you have ever tried the products, it's not bad. >> i have. >> yeah, it's pretty good. >>> it seems some people's sleep patterns have changed during the pandemic. i know mine have. tell me about new stats you have. >>> it appears some people need to rework the stay at home sleep and dream routines. according to a survey one in four americans aren't falling asleep as easily as prepandemic and nearly the same amount responded saying they're staying up later. 11% said they've had covid-19 related dreams but 14% said they dream about life post pandemic. >> oh that means vacation or a beach somewhere. >> right. >> we should be dreaming about that. >> diane, we'll check back in with you at 6:30. see you then. >> side note, i would love to know who agreed to have people video them while they're in bed. >> i know. >>> coming up, the come back of the year. how giants' newest minor league

. >>> the honest company is going public today the jessica alba company raising $400 million but honestly how's it trading today that and more coming up. plus later on, who let the doge out? why it's no joke today "power lunch" is bacinwo nus.k t what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmware. welcome change. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch. time for today's power mover just the honest company, the consumer goods brand founded by joesz ka alba going public today up 40% alba was on cnbc "squak box" to discuss the company goals. >> it was definitely more focuse

. >> jyes, jessica alba. >> you don't want to put that next to a guy who is calling the federal reserve chief a clown or making fun of janet yellen or just basically trashing people because it's fun they don't like that color. doesn't like that, david procter is not a fan. >> so in your opinion, nothing stops facebook from its continued -- >> it's even better. >> -- dominance in the digital advertising platform. >> the stock was down yesterday. that was probably a mistake. >> a lot of technology stocks were down yesterday. >> look, we had, the week before, it was all of the drug stocks that were down. and the week before the food stocks were down the week before the industrials were down. it's called rotation what you have to do is you have to watch volleyball to understand it. >> there's a sense as well if you watch the cryptos, there are certain cohorts that are selling stocks and buying crypto >> i still have money in ethereum, yesterday, and i put some money down to own a hummer, but you can't get a hummer >> no, i listened to mara barra. >> but i took my ethereum and why not just b

stay honest when it comes to investing take a look at shares of honest they founded by actress jessica alba, shares are down for a third straight trading day losing 11.8% since topping 44% during the market debut last wednesday. star power not always enough, honest stands at $16.83. pot stocks are losing their high in the final hour ahead of a big earnings week down 3%, it is about to report "after the bell" today but what could really get the stocks smoking again, were reading the weed leaves with a words largest cannabis company, erwin simon, the closing bell closing in 48 minutes, the dow was up 107 and again, of 313, free some activity in the persian gulf between iranian gunboats and u.s. ships, "the claman countdown" coming right back. stay with us. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/

jessica alba's honest company began trading today.million in an ipo price within a market range. they specialize in baby products such as diapers and wipes. alva, -- alba, the owner, has a stake valued at about $90 million. 3.6 million was the sixth annual drop in a row when the brunt of the pandemic will be recorded. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> one of the ways we are going to get to 70% vaccination is to get our business community to be proactive, just as we are at the state level. we had a good call with the chamber of commerce on this conflict this morning. i think the transit commuting reality will be slow to recover, but when folks come back and actually participate, it will be a positive experience. jonathan: phil murphy there, the new jersey governor. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. around about 25 minutes, we will get the number from the adp,

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actress jessica alba's honest company is going public after pricing its ipo.he company sells diaper, nursing products through its website costco and target. the offer values the company about $1.5 billion. oh, one of those why didn't i think of that? >>> trending adam sandler speaking out about the now viral video showing the actor walking out of an ihop. >> this has probably happened to all of us. the clip posted last month on tiktok by a 17-year-old hostess there, apparently didn't recognize the actor due of course to the beard and the mask we're all wearing now. sandler and his daughter walked out after being told that there was a 30-minute wait. this week, sandler tweeted about that saying "for the record, i only left the ihop because the nice woman told me the all-you can eat deal didn't apply to the milkshakes." making fun of it all. look, even hollywood stars get turned away from the biggest restaurants like ihop. >> got wait in line. >> no special treatment for him. i don't think -- everybody's got to wait, right? >> yes. >> yes. >> no matter how many

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includes companies like jessica alba's company, the recently ipo'd, the honest company, has all the cleaning good for the home, things for your children. everything is safer and healthier. that has been a big focus of consumers. also includes a company called medi fast. medi fast provides products to get healthier by losing weight and overall healthier living. charles: all right. medifast the name has been around a long time. you like oatly. we're out of time. i like your thoughts. i'm one of the old school milk comes from a cow. all mondays, oats, all that stuff i ain't there yet, i ain't there yet. doesn't mean i can't buy the stock but i'm not there as a consumer. >> got to give it a try. charles: all right, lenore, maybe i will. all right. get this, folks the white house's latest infrastructure spending proposal, you know the one where they accommodated republicans, less money for infrastructure, a whole lot more for the progressive parts of package. where is the hard-earned tax money going to end up? we'll tell you when we come back ♪. these are the people who work on the front lines. t

and is actress jessica alba maybe waking up with a little bit of a hangover after the company she founded now 12% just a day after jumping 44% in its first day as a publicly-traded company. the honest company, which makes nontoxic diapers and household products, is standing right now at $20.05. cruise lines tumbling at this hour after norwegian cruise lines said the center for disease control's rules for resuming could make for stormy sees, calling the latest guy dance, quote, unacceptable in many areas. norwegian, whose shares are down 7% right now, set for its worst day in six week. carnival and royal caribbean also tumbling to the tune of 2.5% and 3.5% respectively. and the same might be said for cruise operators in alaska due to the nation's, to the state's short summer window. connell mcshane joining us live now from the last frontier in seward, alaska, where a second summer shutdown may be on the horizon? what's going on, connell? >> reporter: you know, liz, this dock where i'm standing is usually such a busy place basically now through august, and instead of seeing the open water,

actress jessica alba's honest company is going public after pricing its ipo.ba started the business ten years ago. the company sells diapers, nursing pillows, vitamins and housing products through its website costco and target. the offer values the company about $1.5 billion. cha-ching. >>> and trending right now, adam sandler is finally speaking out about the viral video showing the actor walking out of an ihop. >> this was posted last month on tiktok by a 17-year-old hostess that works there. she apparently didn't recognize the actor due to the beard and the mask we're all wearing now. sandler and his daughter walked out after being told that there was a 30-minute wait. this week, sandler tweeted about that saying, "for the record, i only left the ihop because the nice woman told me the all-you-can-eat deal didn't apply to the milkshakes." i don't know if it was case he wanted his table sooner or sometimes if the wait's too long, you get out thereof >> especially if you're hungry, too, you become hangry. >> looked normal. >> you don't want to get hangry, ang

for more than half the business they like that they invested heavily to build this out they have jessica albathe face of the company and if you weren't a big fan for city, it's a big draw for people. if the hollywood connection makes you feel like the story is a gimmick, that's not something i'm worried about. a few years ago they brought the ceo of clorox. talk about a great hire. so what's my problem with this thing? good bloodlines, great products, natural, people in the office use them with their kids i got two issues one is timing and the other is valuation. by timing, i mean the honest company is a consumer packaged goods plan and you don't want to own when the economy is booming. today's unemployment number is not a sign business is falling off the cliff but the federal reserve can get away with leaving the rates low and letting the boom continue. you don't buy the diaper stocks when the economy is on fire but slowing and the industry is up against difficult comparisons thanks to the stockpiling in 2020 when the world went into lockdown if they had really stellar numbers and doing some

. >> hi, i'm jessica alba, founder of the onis company.g this exciting moment in your life. as i reflect back on my own journey, i wished someone had told me early on that no one would give me permission to challenge the status quo. no one would tell me i was allowed to lead or create a business. i'm not going to front. it's not easy. but anything in life you really value takes perseverance, commitment, and honesty with yourself and others. with every challenge, i learned what i was capable of. and when faced with doubters or straight up haters, i found my voice, my strength, and conviction in what i believed in. so as you enter this new chapter, i encourage you to use this opportunity you've worked so hard for to find your purpose and make it part of everything that you do. be relentless in your pursuit to create the world you want to see that stands for the values you live by. by fighting and standing for fairness, lifting up underrepresented voices and pushing for equality, you will be the changemakers we need in society. now more than

the honest company, cofounded by jessica alba, is going public tomorrow.onest specializes in wellness and baby care products that are made without harmful chemicals. the company plans to sell nearly 26 million shares at $14- $17 each. at $17 a share, honest could be valued at $1 billion. >>> t'take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. you can see we are still down right now by about 165 points. >>> janet jackson, celebrate her birthday, by cleaning out her closet for charity. the legendary singer, auctioning off more than 1000 of her own items. they include some of the famous outfit that she wore during her music videos for rhythm nation and screen. the auction goes from may 14th through may 16th. it's jackson's 55th birthday weekend. this three-day event will take place in beverly hills, also online and all the money raised will benefit compassion international, which supports children in need worldwide. >> i think that last outfit was from offer you video. >> really? >> yeah, i recognize >> i want some old-sch

from france and i love it mad foxes will pe on the show tommorow night [ applause ] my thanks to jessica albamarc maron, sech and the roots thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers --" dave grohl host of "ziwe," writer and comedian ziwe, music from foo fighters, featuring the 8g band with mario duplantier and now, seth meyers ♪ >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? okay let's get to the news. president biden visited a 70-year-old bridge in lake charles, louisiana today while pitching his jobs and infrastructure plan because if biden's proof of anything, it's how much good a few thousand dollars in bridgework can do for you. president biden went to a mexican restaurant in washington yesterday in honor of cinco de mayo he had the enchiladas and major had the mariachi band. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said yesterday that, quote, "100% of my focus is on stopping the biden administration." oh, really i d

oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: jessica beal >> steve: what [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: jessica albat [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: but first, what a show we have for you tonight from the new movie "north hollywood," vince vaughn is here [ cheers and applause can you get a better dude than vince vaughn he's just funny. he's just -- he's got everything, that guy he's got the whole package i love him plus joining us in studio -- >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: from "saturday night live" and the hulu series "shrill. aidy bryant is here. [ cheers and applause >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: she has a great -- >> steve: she's a delight. >> jimmy: and everybody is talking about this oh my goodness we've got great music tonight from girl in red [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh >> jimmy: girl in red, tonight [ cheers and applause hey guys, mother's day is coming up and we wanted to do something special in honor of that so we teamed up with samsung to celebrate five super moms this week so we asked people to nominate an epic mom in their life, an amazing person who has gone above and beyond this pa

jessica alba, the actress her consumer goods business, has now fallen below the $16 ipo price. i believe it was slightly higher today after falling below $16, but there's so much froth in the market for big tech names. give me a sense of what you advise people on this. >> look, we're big believers just as you said, liz, as to avoid the shiny objects and i think so much of the rhetoric around why to buy them is like stock price just because its been going up we should believe it's going to continue to go up and at some point the music stops on that strategy. at some point, mr. market, right , as was just spoken, is going to make miss move, and you want to be ready when that happens, and look, it's just its been too easy for too long and guess what too easy is not real and so yeah, i think this ark innovation fund and the whole cathie wood sort of strategy is bound to blow up because at the end of the day a lot of these companies don't make any money so the stocks we like, these are firms that make real money. disney, valvoline, is one people don't think about and the whole outso

jessica alba's company went public today, honest company, up 31%.right? celebrity and organic products. millennials love it. are you buying it or anything along this theme? >> i am not buying that. you know, like i said, i think, again to dan's point, i think there is so much upside in other areas. again, we continue to pound the table on energy, that stock having a great day today, i'm not going to chase that. i'm going to continue to be overweight to areas that i think are tremendous upside over the next three months because keep in mind until this inflationary cycle hits peak inflation, this market is going to continue to rip on rusk assets. we think it's third to fourth quarter when we hit peak inflation, and at that point in time we're going to become very, very defensive. of most of these returns are going to happen in the next few months on these risk assets. charles: well, i don't have enough time. i wanted to ask you guys about the jobs report on friday. we got a december appointing report -- disappointing report. two of my favorites. there

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there's an ipo, jessica alba's company, the honest company, raising $413 million in an ipo, setting thet value for the wellness company to more than $1.7 billion. it will start trading today. krispy kreme is also filing to go public, five years after declaring bankruptcy and going private. it's going to be back in the public markets. your thoughts on what you're hearing in terms of the capital markets and the effect that's having. >> i think it's liquidity, liquidity, liquidity. the capital markets never missed a beat last year. we raised $167 billion. the honest company, that's kind of interesting. the demand for beauty products, demand fors cosmetics is well understood. i'm not a buyer of krispy kreme. the company's coming out of bankruptcy. it went into bankruptcy for a reason. what's really changed in the business model to tract me to it today? i'd have to dig deeper. maria: of course, there's earnings, so far it's been a pretty good first quarter reporting season. general motors and amerisource announcing later this morning. after the bell, last night, lyft reported a revenue incre