joining us is quincy crosby, the chief market strategist at prudential financial, and jethro townsendt adend capital management. and quincy, starting with you, we know that things are going to be looking better in the spring and the summer based on the current path unless there is something that we don't see coming, and the only question now is that have the valuations gotten silly, and are we way overestimating the earnings pull forward from the idea that we are back on the road in the summer and hitting the airports? >> well, you know, given what we have been through, and given the circumstances that we have been through, you can't help but understand why the market is moving the way it is moving. and with johnson and johnson coming on board and with the number of vaccinations that are taking place, the is market looking ahead, and what is good about it though, is that market is broadening, and it is including the industrials, and you can see cat today in the group, and that is one of the infrastructure plays, and you can see boeing, and taking a look at all of the sek storctort are

me in the community, not just as a police officer, but as a father as a member of the community, jethro moore, president of a silicon valley and naacp was one of models references. model who's latino and bilingual, beat out two other deputy chiefs and a candidate from pittsburgh. well, the biggest thing that set him apart from me was his willingness to admit his mistakes. his remorse behind some of the things that have happened back in 1999 model, a young officer at the time fired his weapon at a 48 year old unarmed man who died, the day's office said it was justified, moore says it changed modest perception of policing. more recently, a retired lgbt q officer expressed kans cern, said jose city manager in a statement tuesday, said the city did not substantiate a violation of city policy nor find any reason to disqualify maada now that at the decision's been made and before it working with tony, i'm very hopeful that we can all kind of come together. we know we've got a lot of. important challenging work ahead and grateful that you're willing to lead us. what also spoke volumes for more

recently worked as deputy chief and his appointment was endorsed by san jose naacp president reverend jethro moore who believes he'll reach out and try to change and correct a lot of things in the department. >> the chief has confided in me and we've meditated and prayed together about him getting this job and about some of the things that have happened through his career and how he can do things better. >> ncaa president moore tells us he did counsel chief mata on map. a's alleged mistreatment of a member of the lbgt community. he's accused of making an off-color joke and mata is saddened about the incident and sees how he could have done a better job and promises to do a better job. the lbgt leader is not concerned about working with mata and says that what the city manager has done, the offers has done, that what they told her that they followed every allegation and found no substance to it and no proof, mata will officially begin as the new police chief this upcoming monday. reporting live outside here san jose headquarters, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> all right, bob, thank you. >>

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jethro john hopkins said public health risks of not protesting exceed the harms of the virus. do you agree with that statement? >> my stance has always been we should abide by the public health measures we talked about all the time which is avoid congregate settings, wearing a mask, washing hands. >> so you think maybe they were not justified? >> i'm not going to get into the justification of who demonstrates about what but i'm going to give the public health measures that we talk about all time and not get into the background of the basis of the demonstration or not. >> the chair recognizes mr. peters for five minutes. .. >>. >> can you explain how did ministration determines first the location of these vaccination centers and to each jurisdiction? what are the factors that determine that? >> the cdc works collaboratively with fema defined areas of the high vulnerability indexes whether that would support 6000 doses a day or 3000 doses a day with how many doses and how that allocation happens i cannot say how that occurs and with that selection >> thank you. i am concerned ab

jethro john hopkins said public health risks of not protesting exceed the harms of the virus. do you agree with that statement? >> my stance has always been we should abide by the public health measures we talked about all the time which is avoid congregate settings, wearing a mask, washing hands. >> so you think maybe they were not justified? >> i'm not going to get into the justification of who demonstrates about what but i'm going to give the public health measures that we talk about all time and not get into the background of the basis of the demonstration or not. >> the chair recognizes mr. peters for five minutes. .. >>. i would like to ask dr. walensky may be in a more open into way, can you explain how the administration determines first the location of these vaccination centers? and second, the number of doses to deliver to each jurisdiction. what are the factors that go in the determination? >> thank you for the question. the cdc works collaboratively with fema to find areas of high social f vulnerability and thats the best place to place the vaccination centers as w