making news around the world starting in hong kong where the pro-democracy advocates and media tycoon jim ely has been denied bail after being charged with violating the chinese territories national security though it was the 1st meet major legal challenge to the legislation imposed by beijing last year. that he gets from libya are meeting today in geneva to choose an interim government for the north african country ahead of elections are scheduled for the end of december the libyan political dialogue forum is being mediated by united nations aims to select transitional leaders by friday. thousands of brazilians took to the streets on sunday demanding the president's resignation. bolzan ottaway mismanaging the country's coronavirus vaccination program and they also say the president's lack of leadership has led to an oxygen supply crisis in the amazon capital but now. this is day w news live from berlin still to come a very tiny minority but protesters calling on the dutch government through and covert control measures are getting a lot of attention in the netherlands. because the european un

guilty to organizing an illegal assembly in $2197.00 others denied the charges including media tycoon jim eli and martin lee who is known as hong kong's father of democracy the trials are related to a demonstration back in august 29000 against beijing's influence which drew nearly 2000000 people. really a problem or america. will never go corporal from. the rule of law while. student protesters in india's capital new delhi are demanding the release of climate activists. you can see they gathered outside police headquarters saying she's done nothing illegal the 22 year old is accused of tradition police say she created an action plan that was used to encourage violence during a farmers rally last month thousands have been protesting against changes to agricultural laws that they say will harm their livelihoods. protests also took place in ravi's hometown of bengaluru where where she was arrested on sunday has supporters accuse the police of using her as a scapegoat for the violent protests during india's republic day last month when protesting farmers tore down barricades and raised a religiou

we're taking questions we're going to elih in florida, elih >> caller: hi, jim, eli has a question for you. >> of course. >> caller: i have a question about unity. unity had an ipo at $75 per share in 2020. it had a big runup after that and it's now at the all time high in december 2020 and come down some. the company is currently losing money. do you see growth and if so, how do you trade it? also, unity will report earnings soon what do you think the earnings will show and how will they impact the stock >> eli, that kid has horse sense. we'll see what the quarter will be because they report tomorrow. i don't like to make bets ahead of a quarter i like unity software very much. i saw the e.a. was down today so i'm a little more gun shy than i should be. i have liked u since it became public and i like eli. we're going to biron in my home state of new jersey. biron? >> caller: my man, mr. cramer, thanks fortaking my call. >> of course, what's going on? >> caller: a little over a week ago you put together a 5 g eft and i feel like a pure infrastructure network equipment play wasn't on i

ahead on this al-jazeera news hour including hong kong's highest court denies bail to media tycoon jim eli who faces charges under beijing's national security law. betting big on bitcoin tesla invest $1500000000.00 in the digital currency with plans to accept it as a payment and we look at $1.00 of the fastest growing sports in the world paddle is coming up later with some of. the and. it is a historic day in the united states says donald trump becomes the 1st former president to face an impeachment trial in the senate proceedings will kick off later on tuesday both sides will present their cases over the next few days present from former president trump is accused of inciting an insurrection on capitol hill which left 5 people dead he says the lection was stolen from him and his supporters to march on congress for ceding 2nd term joe biden's electoral college when where then suspended and politicians were evacuated or hacked to hide trying to deny he incited the attack they're also arguing it's unconstitutional to hold a trial for a former president will be speaking to our white house cor

elie honig, thank you very much. >> thanks, jim. >>> well to the other battle on capitol hill over covidief, the next stimulus package and how much americans need and who need it most. i'm happy to be joined by jon tester. >> it is good to be with you. >> what is most important to you and people of montana, that biden's $1.9 trillion bill gets through reconciliation with no republican support, or that a albeit smaller bill passes with bipartisan support. >> well think what is important to the people to montana, that we get a bill that gets shot backs into people's arms and this pandemic behind us. whether it is done bipartisan or not, the most important part is that it is targeted and justified and gets the economy back on track. >> both proposals will get more shots in arms. there is money for vaccine distribution in both. but doesn't it matter how you do it when it is the first move of this administration. >> i think it would be great to have a bipartisan bill to get through. i think that is the best of all worlds, that would show that congress could work on the other side of the coin

jim and poppy. >> that's a really interesting point, boris. eliedent is the subject of a criminal investigation for a phone call in which he accused the georgia republican secretary of state and attorney for criminal action and threatened them. >> reporter: poppy, that's an important part of that phone call, he threatens them. he says, well, you may be in criminal trouble. i also want to say, good on the georgia prosecutors here, the fulton county da. it's an intimidating thing to even open an investigation on somebody as powerful as the former president, donald trump. prosecutors, and i mean this to the georgia state prosecutors, mann d.a., the department of justice, i don't view a job do. at a minimum, i think prosecutors have an obligation to open cases and take a serious look, see where the facts land, see how it lines up with the law. fulton county d.a. is doing exactly what prosecutors ought to do in a case like this. >> thank you, elie and boris, both on this significant breaking news. we're going to take a quick break. we'll be right back.

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jim. i want to continue to focus on the filing that i have here and with me to discuss all of this is elie honig, cnn legal analyst, former district attorney of the southern district of new york and a white house reporter for the "wall street journal." elie, arguably, first of all, the most anticipated legal documents in modern his tre we should point out. you see this. you see this word that i circled right here at the tip top, the tip top, how you spell united states senate, spelling 101, folks, it's about a "d" and the not an "s." first, the fact that this trial is not constitutional. >> we knew they would be making that argument and there are some scholars that take that point of view and i think the far better argument and logical argument is, of course, you can impeach a former official. it can't be a free for all in january. the things beyond the typos, first of all, they try to cast real victim of everything that happened on january 6 ofth and before and after not as the capitol police officers, not as the members of congress who were under siege and not as the people who were hurt

let's check in with the chairman and ceo of eli lilly to get a better sense where his company is headed. welcome back to "mad money." >> great to be with you, jim5th, you will reveal some results but have a small sample about something that i thought you've worked for 30 years on that's just impossible. everyone is giving up. major drug companies away from giving up. the possibility of reducing plaque and making it so alzheimer's is not basically the end of a life sentence how do you feel about how things are going here because dave, this is as big as it gets, maybe the biggest? >> well, jim, we're pretty excited about this data from the drug we announced as the year started and as you pointed out in mid march, we'll release the data and have an investor call we've been waiting for 30 years and we spent billions of dollars looking for something that could change the course and progression of alzheimer's the drug rapidly eradicates plaque faster than anything we've tested and it was always wondered if eliminating the plaque, could that translate into better patient outcomes we announced this drug slowed the progression of the disease by 32% in p

jim, what's tonight >> i got a one semiconductor, they have a lot of auto. i got palo alto networks, i believe is the best cybersecurity pike because it does on prem and cloud and then eliy, a lot of things, including alzheimer's, talk about therapeutics. i also am going to talk about migraine they are not doing nearly as much as we thought there we go. i love being back. love it. >> not as much as we love having you back. >> oh, very kind. >> we will see you tonight thank you, guys. >> "mad money" 6:00 p.m. eastern time good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and seema mody morgan brennan is off today. a soft take, off the initial loads of dow down 109. rick with l.e.i. >> leading economic indicators which made their debut in february of 1959 so 62 years ago, up half of 1%, up 0.5, a little better than 0.4 we were expecting. it reverses a trend the last three months, of course, this reverses that and what is, indeed, a positive s s >>> we start with boeing after an engine failed on a united airlines 777 jet phil lebeau joins us on the cnbc news line with the latest on investigation and whether they have pinpointed t