an inappropriate behavior pretty good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. jon: cuomo now faces misconduct allegations released five women in the latest to speak out, policy and operation and karen a former press aide from his days of housing and urban development secretary and the clinton administration. new accusations putting pressure on foremost fellow democrats with one of the states top lawmakers now calling on the governor to resign. alex is live in new york city with the latest. reporter: good evening john, the state senate majority leader andrea's stewart sank that everything today there is a new distraction with these new accusations of sexual harassment and of a hostile work environment and nursing home investigation. the majority leader saying that we need to govern without daily distractions for the good of the state governor cuomo, he must resign. and the speaker grace and striking a slightly different tone, carl responding that i think it is for the governor to seriously consider whether he's effectively meet the needs of the people new york a

i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". ♪.: the department of foam and security says fema will help receive shelter and transfer were unaccompanied children. 30000 across the border in the last month. dividing the administration is opening more facilities to try to take care of them that the coronavirus pandemic is complicating the process and states complained there left to pay for much of the problem. we will have more on that in a few minutes with arizona attorney general mark renovate. let's go to david spunt covering from wilmington, delaware. the white house is not calling this a crisis but there said even the federal emergency agency, how is that going on with the public? >> the white house is calling this a challenge right now other than southern border. they want fema to be used for weather disasters like storms in the winter storm in colorado like hurricanes not specifically what's going on on the southern border. president biden left wilmington in route to the white house where he will be later this hour but i see t

good evening, i'm jon scott, and this is "the fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: an 8 p.m.few is going into effect tonight and for at least 72 hours covering the south beach entertainment district which is packed with bars and clubs. and police there plan to block beach-bound roads overnight beginning three hours from now at 9 p.m. eastern. charles watson is following all of this from atlanta. charles. >> reporter: that's right, jon. at 9 p.m. local time, miami beach officials say access in to the city will be blocked except for those who live there or are staying at a hotel within the city. officials making the specific, the announcement of specific measures in regard to crowd control at a press conference earlier today. that includes a curfew, as you mentioned, that goes into effect at 8 p.m. local time tonight and will last for 72 hours. miami beach officials making the move as the city deals with an influx of large crowds looking to party for spring break amid the covid-19 pandemic. this as florida surpasses 2 million covid-19 cases with hot spots bubbling up in dozens

make sure you tune in tomorrow 5:00 again eastern time "fox report" with jon scott starts right now. border officials say the surge of migrant children is worse than previously reported. and with resources already stretched thin, pressure is growing on president biden to get a handle on the humanitarian and political crisis. good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: according to cuss ton and border protection of the 100,000 migrants who tried to enter the u.s. illegally last month 30,000 were unaccompany children. with government shelters already overwhelmed with the biden administration has opened overflow facilities and relaxed covid-19 rules to try to free up space. republican congressman john katko of new york calls the situation disorder at the border by executive order. reaction from him in a minute but first fox team coverage david sphungt is in wilmington, delaware where biden is spending the weekend and we begin with griff jenkins live in mission, texas, griff. reporter: good afternoon jon we're here in rio grand valley next to wall and turn and use a

i am jon scott, now back to "justice with judge jeanine". ♪.nine: it is time to sound the alarm, tonight we have a new segment where we willt inform you the viewers about the most destructive policies of the biden administration and the democrats. earlier today the senate passed a $1.9 trillion covid relief bill that is headed back to n te house before it goes to biden's desk. republicans fought hard against the national debt but the package passed, the wrong party line. former white house advisor peter navarro to break down what it all means. all right peter, hit it what does it mean and why should we be alarmed? >> you know who is going to getn burned it's going to be homeowners and taxpayers, we have a situation where wereea spending money we don't have and it's a redistributed bill is going to drive up mortgage rates through inflation it's going tod drive up your credit card interest through inflation and somebody has to pay. for it, its going to be the middle class, let me close the loop between all the stuff that is going on at the border

and that's how fox reports on this saturday march 13th, 20 21 i'm jon scott thanks for waving and return turn those clocks forward tonight. see you tomorrow on time -- over them. i look at government, government you look at the constitution. our government is supposed to be limited. the constitution was set up all kinds of checks and balances specific powers given to this branch and other branch. and then we have the bill of rights that protects individual and ninth amendment that is really a short restatement of the declaration. you have the 10th amendment that talk about federalism. the whole system is set up to protect the individual. the whole system is set up recognizing that there's a circle of liberty around the individual that the government cannot penetrate that the government is citizens. now i look at the government today citizen jason whit lock massive taxes massive spending, massive controlling, massive redistribution, massive transforming, rewarding certain citizens, punishing certain citizens, but the political parties in my view particularly the democrat party gaining pow

good evening i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report." more than two dozen republicans writing a letter to president biden urging him to reinstate a national emergency declaration for the u.s. southern border. they claim the administration's refusal to enforce immigration laws is encouraging migrants to come in greater numbers. according to some reports nearly 100,000 people were detained at the border in february. we have fox team coverage mark meredith at the white house but first you christina coleman life in our west coast bureau. christina jon a administration's lifting covid capacity shelters that hold migrant children to handle the unrelenting surge of illegal immigration at our southern borders. there were more than 5700 unaccompanied children apprehended on the southwest border in january alone. that's a 113% increase compared to january of last year. a report says according to leaked documents dhs projects 117,000 unaccompanied minors will arrive at the border this year and border patrol referred to hhs custody an average of 321

psst psst you're good ♪♪ jon: welcome to fox news live, i'm jon scott.cellation of march madness. virginia commonwealth university was set to play oregon tonight. that game has been ruled a, quote, no contest the because of covid-19 protocols. as a result, oregon will advance to the next round of the tournament. in a statement, the ncaa expressed regret that a vcu's student athletes will not be able to play. >>> thousands gathered in cities all across america today bringing signs, candles and portraits honoring the eight victims of tuesday's shootings in atlanta. protesters chanted stop asian hate x-ray schism is a virus -- and racism is a virus. yesterday president biden said he mourns the tragic loss of life. >>> i'm jon scott, i'll be back tomorrow for an all new "fox report." now back to "life, liberty and he slip." mark: welcome back. i'm here with hans von von spakovsky, heritage foundation, one of the great experts on voting in this country. hans, their bill does not talk about the registration and voting of citizens, it talks about individuals wh

you can catch jillian on fox, rachel and fox and friends, jon scott is heating up next door for the fox reports. jon. jon: fox news confirming within the past hour that the border patrol in the rio grande valley has begun taking the unprecedented step of releasing illegal immigrants without notice to appear in court. good evening, i'm jon scott and this is the fox reports. ♪♪ jon: we are also learning that officials are now encountering close to 600 unaccompanied minors every day and the number of children in u.s. custody reportedly topping 15000 as the surge of the border shows no signs of slowing down meanwhile, fighting a ministration is defending its immigration policy insisting that the border is closed but saying it will not send vulnerable children back into the mexican desert. we have much more on our top story, david a sponge has the latest from the white house. georgia congressman, buddy carter is standing by with his reaction but first of go to steve harrigan reporting live from the border city of mission, texas. steve. reporter: jon, now i says they will begin providing at l

i'm jon scott.ced the bide rsh administration to open another facility in pecos, texas. republicans claim the crisis is of the democrats own making. protesters say they are upset with prime minister benjamin netanyahu over alleged corruption as well as the government, handling of the pandemic. some newsout lets reported as many as 20,000 protesters in the capital city of jerusalem. i'm jon scott. now back to "watters' world." jesse: columbia university is planning to hold six separate graduation ware moneys. and a lavender for the lgbtqia plus community. there is one graduation open for everybody. but i never hear of this before. have you? "watters' world" looked into this and discovered college campuses in america have become deeply segregated. did you know hundreds of universities hold segregated graduations? harvard, arizona state, ucla, many others. segregation isn't mandatory, but it's what many minority students want, apparently. and it's encouraged by the institution. the national association

withdrawal. >> and i am jon scott back to "life, liberty and levin."ark: welcome back america, we have another grave threat, we have several, one circ one -- i. this administration wants to reopen the iran deal, it look like they will take a different tact from the trump administration, you saw how peace was breaking out in most e east with the abraham acords and uniting -- are you concerned about what this administration is doing. >> we said in previous segment some initial steps are this area gives me concern, i believe this administration, is going to make strategic blunder early on, over iran. it is because of what they are already saying and doing. number one, it was well advertised they want to go back into nuclear deal, during the campaign. they have said, very different things, on the one hand, we want to lengthening and strengthen the deal that means improve it, that was what the trump administration would have wanted to do if they were negotiating with the iranians, at the same time they seem to indicate they are willing to give up some sanct

i'm jon scott. security secretary direct fema to support efforts to receive shelter and transfer unaccompanied children who make the jury into the united states. apprehensions increased 170% compared to this time last year. the white house is refusing to describe the situation at the border a crisis and is calling it a challenge. severe weather moving across the west tonight as california sees torrential rain. texas is seeing tornadoes, and colorado has heavy snow. parts of colorado could see 4 feet of snow. i'm jon scott. now back to "watters' world." jesse: the derek chauvin trial is underway. he's facing charges stemming from the death of george floyd. the family just settled a lawsuit for $27 million. there is a potential for major violence across the country, no matter which way the trial falls. opening statements are expected to begin march 29. there will be cameras in the courtroom. jury selection began this week. here are the profiles of some jurors selected so far. juror number two, white m

i'm jon scott i'll see you tomorrow for all new "fox report" at 6 p.m.k to "life, liberty & levin." mark: welcome back, we're here with governor ron desantis now governor i touched on this. california has shut down that entire economy, shut down its schools shut down until court intervene church and temples. new york the same thing. other states new jersey, and so forth, honestly run by governors of the opposite party you have taken a completely different tack which is more of a liberty tack more of a civil society tack. what have you done different than others and what caused you to do things different than the others? >> mark if you go back to the middle of march, almost like a dime where the country started shutting down so we had our theme parks all of these places, they just voluntarily shut down i wasn't telling them too they just did it. and so we had kind of late march and in the april i think people started to calm down a little bit and i told all of the folks we want to get you back and get everybody back open and so we worked really hard from

i am jon scott, back to "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back america and candace owens. great book, blackout. joe biden first thing in was on the eliminate the the report and commission of 76. they are in 19 project. here is a book, by richard weaver. a brilliant man. the true believer, we have language police, diane ravage. i have study these books. we have the treason of the upy theintellectuals. so much of this is coming from or universities and colleges, they come up with these come --- crazy idea they long for old soviet union. they are people who fill the membership lists of black lives matter and antifa, they theory circumstance -- than to continue to fund our own demise, maybe we should claw back the funding and tenure the at colleges and universities. >> you are correct. i will say this, there is nothing that frustrates me more, than when i meet with people who are patriots and conservatives, they know the problem that we're about to lose this country, i find out they write big checks to the universities, you are are --literally funding the pro, they are taking

"the fox report" is up next with jon scott. ♪♪ ♪♪ jon: the crisis at the southern border continues tofy with a number of migrant children in us custody now growing to more than 18000. good evening i am jon scott and this is "the fox report" . ♪♪ jon: either president joe biden nor vice president kamala harris have announced plans to visit the southern border anytime soon despite growing pressure from republican lawmakers. as authorities warned the huge influx of unaccompanied children is stretching american resources to the limit. we have live team coverage as we track the white house response but first to sue harrigan reporting live from the border city in texas reporter: 19 republican senators came down here to the border to see for themselves what the conditions were sensor visit on friday many have been sharply critical of how migrants here in texas are being treated. here senator graham on "fox news sunday". >> you have a facility designed for 80 kids with about 1000 in it. that is pretty bad. he needs to apologize, president biden two border patrol agents and their families for

that is how fox reports this sunday arch 142021 i am jon scott. thank you for watching. ♪. .judge jeanine: hello and welcoe to just assign judge jeanine pirro thank you for being with us let's get right to my open. ♪. judge jeanine: this should terrify you they're coming from every direction it is happening fast at a fanfare and none of it is good, the surge of liberal policies being implemented across the great country by joe biden and his so-called progressive cohort not only affects your pocketbook but the endanger you and your family putting everyone of us at risk. take what is happening at our southern border more than 100,000 illegals have entered this country and biden's first full month compared to 3,602,020 and increase of 170% with president trump actually protecting our borders and americans. the last thing that we need in the middle of a pandemic is an additional 1 million illegals marching the border, they're not waiting their turn like others who do it legally. the vice president of the national border patrol council spoke out on wha

i am jon scott, back to "life, liberty and levin."k: welcome back, we're here with governor ron desantis of florida. i touched on this. california has shut down that entire economy, the schools, until the court intervenes, churches temples, new york the same, new jersey and so forth. run by governors of the opposite party, you have taken a different tact. what have you done different from the others, what caused you to do things different from the others? >> if you go back to the middle of march, almost like a dime the country started to shut down, we had our theme parks, all places they voluntarily shut down, i did not tell them to. and so, we had late march, to april, i think people calmed down. i told the folks, we want to get everyone back open and we worked really hard from probably middle of april to get folks back up and running, our parks and everything el we offer here in florida. we understood because you had such a massive disruption to tourism, we had potential budget problems, i line item vetoed a billion from the budget,

good evening, i'm jon scott, and this is "the fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: an 8 p.m. is packed with bars and clubs. and police there plan to block beach-bound roads overnight beginning three hours from now at 9 p.m. eastern. charles watson is following all of this from atlanta. charles. >> reporter: that's right, jon. at 9 p.m. local time,

"the fox report" is up next with jon scott. ♪♪ ♪♪ jon: the crisis at the southern border continues to18000. good evening i am jon scott and this is "the fox report" . ♪♪ jon: either president joe biden nor vice president kamala harris have announced plans to visit the southern border anytime soon despite growing pressure from republican lawmakers. as authorities warned the huge influx of unaccompanied children is stretching american resources to the limit. we have live team coverage

i'm jon scott i'll be back tomorrow for all new "fox report" 6 p.m.rn now back to "watters world." >> he is a textbook abuser. he -- lets his temper and his anger rule the office but leafs sweet to me for a year and they hope that maybe one day when he came on to me i would think we were friends or that it was appropriate. the pandemic was, obviously, stressful for all of us and he was on tv nearly every day. talking about it. i think he felt like he was untouchable in a lot of ways. >> that was one of andrew cuomo accusers charlotte bennett speaking out after governor poor excuse and his defense that hugging and kissing is his friendly way. >> you can go find hundreds of pictures of me kissing people men, women it is my usual and customary way of greeting. you know that because you've watched me for more years than state you want people to feel comfortable. politicians live in a world where they physically can work a room and creepy ones take advantage of that. where there any red flags? >> you doctor -- make that gown look good. do you think that yo

make sure you tune in tomorrow 5:00 again eastern time "fox report" with jon scott starts right now. than previously reported. and with resources already stretched thin, pressure is growing on president biden to get a handle on the humanitarian and political crisis. good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: according to cuss ton and border protection of the 100,000 migrants who tried to enter the u.s. illegally last month 30,000 were unaccompany children. with government shelters already overwhelmed with the biden administration has opened overflow facilities and relaxed covid-19 rules to try to free up space. republican

an inappropriate behavior pretty good evening, i am jon scott and this is the fox report. speak out, policy and operation and karen a former press aide from his days of housing and urban development secretary and the clinton administration. new accusations putting pressure on foremost fellow democrats with one of the states top

. >> welcome to fox news live, i am jon scott torrential rain ending in d.c., rain remains a problem inches fell in nashville leaving many homes knee-deep in water, the fire chief said 130 people have been rescued so far and at least four bodies found. a portion of interstate 40 temporary close due to high water as i 24 south of nashville. the skyscraper size container ship says it's stuck in the suez canal, workers forced to halt until more tugboats can be positioned to help tug the ship while judges continue to vacuum up sand from anything. more than 300 vessels are backed up waiting for the canal to reopen the container ship has been stuck since last tuesday. i am jon scott, we take you back to justice with judge jeanine. >> i'm at the point of view that i still think the most likely that this pathogen will haunt is from a laboratory and escape is not unusual for respiratory pathogens he too worked on a laboratory worker. judge jeanine: the bombshell as the world continues to await the release of the w.h.o. report of the origin of the coronavirus, joining me too sound the alarm on

good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: a house delegation of mostly democratsiting a processing facility in el paso today. it comes one day after a gop senate delegation made a similar trip to a facility in donna. lawmakers criticizing the overcrowded conditions, as border control, patrol braces for even more foot traffic as the weather gets warmer. former acting i.c.e. director tom is standing by with his reaction and we have fox team coverage mark meredith haze latest on the response from the biden administration but we begin with steve harrigan reporting live from the border city of mission, texas. steve. >> jon, 18,000 unaccompany minors in u.s. system and a 00 more arriving each day the politicians from both parties coming down each day to tour smflt facilities on friday it was 19 senate republicans. touring facilities along the border on foot, on gun boat patrols also visiting a facility in donna, texas which has gotten notoriety for being overcrowded at a fiery press conference number of senators were sharply critical of the conditions in which the migra

i'm jon scott now back to "life, liberty & levin."erica one of them is iran general keane i see a really -- a change here. look like this administration clearly wants to reopen the iran deal. and it looks like they're going to take a completely different attack than trump administration you saw peace breaking out in the middle east with abraham accords and how the gulf arab states are uniting many cases uniting with israel against the common enemy. are you concerned what about the administration is doing in this regard? >> well we said in the previous segment that so many initial steps that biden administration has taken in regards to china are encouraging because they're strengthening and doing exactly what the previous administration had done. this area here gives me a lot of concern. and i believe if this administration is going to make a strategic blunder early on it is going to be right here over iran. and now why do i say that? it is because of what they're already saying and doing. number one it was well advertised that they wa

good evening, i'm jon scott and this is the fox reports. ♪♪ jon: we are also learning that officialsdren in u.s. custody reportedly topping 15000 as the surge of the border shows no signs of slowing down meanwhile, fighting a ministration is defending its immigration policy

i am jon scott and this is the "fox report". ♪. the border in the last month. dividing the administration is opening more facilities to try to take care of them that the coronaviru

i'm jon scott, now back to "life, liberty and levin". mark: welcome back.th hans von spakovsky, senior legal fellow at the heritage foundation, one of the great experts on voting in this country. hans, their bill does not talk about the registration and voting of citizens but talks about individuals which opens the door wide to illegal aliens as do these lists where you are not actually allowed to fix these lists and as people vote under this legislation, as i understand it, a election judge in a precinct really is not free to challenge somebody voting because they can be criminally charged. moreover, as i understand it, you don't have to vote in your own precinct. you can vote in another precinct if you choose to do that. they want to register 16 and 17 -year-olds who would actually be able to vote given the fact that there is no serious ability to challenge their vote or to prevent them from voting. is that correct? >> yes, unfortunately that is correct and those are all provisions in this bill that would make it frankly, very easy for people who aren't a

i'm jon scott.says he's unaffected by the growing backlash to a sweeping elections law he signed into law this week. it requires a photo i.d. to vote by mail and president biden condemns the law as imcrow in the 21st century. several groups filed lawsuits claiming it violates voters rights. a giant container ship remained stuck in the suez canal. the head of the suez canal authority blames in part strong winds but have not ruled out human or technical error. no word on when the ship will be dislodged. now back to "watters' world." jesse: cartels are cashing in on joe biden's border crisis big time. more than they are making drug running. families and children pay up to 5gs and single adults pay 9. biden as convenient ders control of the border to cartels and he doesn't even realize it. they are slapping wristbands on immigrants and forbessing them to pay off their debts, tracking their every move. explain the wristband situation and how those humans are being exploited by the cartels for profit. >>

good evening i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." ♪ ♪ jon: a house delegation of mostly democrats. it comes one day after a gop senate delegation made a similar trip to a facility in donna. lawmakers criticizing the overcrowded conditions, as border control, patrol braces for even more foot traffic as the weather gets warmer. former acting i.c.e. director tom is standing

i am -- jon scott, back to "life, liberty and levin."house of representatives, byron donalds. i didn't know byron donalds, the last 72 hours or so, i was watching him speak publicly about a number of issues, not only are you congressman able to communicate in plain english to americans, but the things you said in two or three minutes were so compelling, i would like it start there you are a congressman in one of the wealthiest district in florida, you are a congressman in a district that is perhaps 340 -- 3 quarters cuecasion, is this an example that people are earning for representatives who represent liberty and private property rights and the constitution and limited government and rational spending. >> that is correct. my constituents are a mixture of a lot of things. people who grew up in the area, than retirees, they retired from rust built states, that and well,. some did good, some were able to be consistent, to a great place to live. they want the washington, d.c. to follow the constitution, we have water issues that we want rep

good evening i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report."eclaration for the u.s. southern border. they claim the administration's refusal to enforce

"the exchange" begins now. >> thank you, scott. >>> i'm jon fortt, and this is what is ahead.red exactly one year ago todaya and we are going to be looking at how far we have come, and ask the question, what comes after the incredible momentum, and bitcoin is up 627% in the last yearsh and we will look at the factors that could keep it going or not, and two under the retail plays to keep the economic reopening going, and they are very under the radar, and dom chu with the numbers. >> what is glaring is the record highs in the marketplace right now. you see the green across the board, and the nasda

jon najarian. tell us, unusual activity for today. >> all right, scott.al activity from yesterday as well. it's rocket, rkt, why? because dan gilbert and j. farner are two of the guys behind this wonderful company, and i think as jim cramer said it's not just a mortgage company, it's a tech company they don't just write mortgages and refis and our beta tested social media stuff right now, scott, picked up on yesterday some really just hugely bullish comments over on the reddit board, wall street bets again. so, yeah these men and women are back and they're into this one in a big way. how do i know? because the average daily volume in here, scott, on the call side was about 80,000 calls per day yesterday it traded 320,000 calls as soon as our heat seeker saw it and then the social mead why posts hit over there on reddit and then scott, today, in the first hour and a half it traded 340,000 calls in the first hour and a half. so a lot of that is exactly the same sort of paper that we saw in gamestop scott. so yesterday they were buying the 2350 calls in big

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and now it's pulled back to around the 2570 level i think, scott. 25, jon, should be pretty decent supporte guys get contracts they are huge and very actively out there looking for those big contracts. they're elephant hunting i'm sure mr. karp will talk about that on "closing bell. i'll be tuned in for that a conversation we're looking forward to. >>> edward in alabama. cvs attractive valuation however, since i use amazon instead of drug stores and grocery stores for my rx future seems dim is it investable inquiring minds what to know, michael farr. >> one of the most frustrating positions i own. one of the cheapest, best, greatest companien on paper, can't get performance out it i am holding it. would buy it today ten times earnings growing at 2%. and 70% of people in this country live within three miles of a cvs and all going there to get their vaccine and buy stuff as they walk in and walk out i lovethis company just need to see the stock performance get better. >> good stuff. >>> ten-year yield holding at 1.6% two-day fed meeting kicking off. find out how futures traders play that, an

. >> thanks, scott, i'm jon fortt and this is what is ahead.for a response we will speak to the company who discovered the flaw about what the next step should be. and also, john temper is getting bearish, and does that meaning that rising rates could be a threat and is it time to say good-bye to the

. >> thanks, scott, i'm jon fortt and this is what is ahead. an attack on the microsoft software attributed to china has the administration scrambling for a response we will speak to the company who discovered the flaw about what the next step should be. and also, john temper is getting bearish, and does that meaning that rising rates could be a threat and is it time to say good-bye to the hot stocks and hel flo t the legacy ones? we go to dom chu. >> well, is apple one of those we are near the session highs and up 600 for the dow industrials and 32,000 at this point for the s&p up about 0.7 of 1%, and the nasdaq is continuing the trend in technology stocks underperforming about 2/3 of 1% there, and the reason of the apple and the new versus the old, and looking at apple shares are down almost 3% in trading today despite the move up in the dow. apple is a dow component and large component of the s&p and the biggest one, and the nasdaq 100 as well, and the year-to-date decline of 11% for apple shares and one of the biggest drags anded the otherw

scott. >>> i'm jon fortt, and this is what is ahead. the market has come a long way since the pandemic was declared exactly one year ago todaya and we are going to be looking at how far we have come, and ask the question, what comes after the incredible momentum, and bitcoin is up 627% in the last yearsh and we will look at the factors that could keep it going or not, and two under the retail plays to keep the economic reopening going, and they are very under the radar, and dom chu with the numbers. >> what is glaring is the record highs in the marketplace right now. you see the green across the board, and the nasdaq composite is up 2.5%, and the real standouts from the perspective of the relativity is the dow industrials, because that is a record high for the yellow star there, and the s&p 500 hitting a record high. so two record highs and outperformance and the nasdaq is 6% below the record highs from earlier in the year. one other place that is hitting a record high the russell 2000 small index which tracks at the iwbm, and it is aga

jon najarian still bought it, why, jon >> well, i bought it, scott, because people were shorting this ahead of the lockup, which you talked about that lockup, of course, people that are insiders have a six-month and then frequently another six-month period where they can sell the remainder of their shares it doesn't mean they have to do it at that point a lot of us look at those periods and say, boy, you could see some pressure. you did see some pressure into this lockup period that's why the stock traded down to 236 today, scott. it has made a nice v-shaped bottom off of that i decided to buy it as it was coming up off of there i'm now selling aggressively calls into it. if i could, scott, i'm right with jim lebenthal you know i had lightened up on all of my tech stock holdings, instead had simulated positions in the options just like jim, wow changing my overall view of tech i am adding back in stock now and trading out of those option positions. i agree with jim 100%. facebook i did that. apple i did that amazon i have done that. i think that john rogers is wrong about that i think

. >> scott, thanks. i'm jon fortt, and this is what is ahead. it has been a roller coaster ahead as the bond yields rise, and will this tug of war continue ahead as the fed rating is ahead, and in this first interview we are joined by patrick ma hoholmes who has a bg announcement for a big announcement. beginning with the big markets, and dom chu with the numbers. >> we have a bit of a mixed picture here and the dow industrials have continued the near term trend outperforming as the value blue chip names are coming to the front of the investment picture, and up 1/2 of 1%, and tight trading for the s&p 500 overall. the big driving force is interest rates and if you are checking out the 10-year treasury yield, you can see the highest yield of over a year and they go over a year, and that is when we saw the last 1.63%, and over the course of the span, this move higher in rates has taken the steam out of the certain places of the market and specifically when it is coming to the technology stocks and that trade is coming out again today and we have s

. >> scott, thanks. i'm jon fortt, and this is what is ahead.r continue ahead as the fed rating is ahead, and in this first interview we are joined by patrick ma hoholmes who has a bg announcement for a big announcement. beginning with the big markets, and dom chu with the numbers. >> we have a bit of a mixed picture herehe

. >>> we're back unusual activity jo jon najarian, what do you have for us >> scott, i have two for youy. xle. they were buying the april double nickel and that's 55 call, big number, scott. 32,000 and that's 3.2 million share equivalent i had to add to my position. the stock was about 52 and change when i did. so i bought a lower strike, sold the upper strike, one to one second one, scott, take a look at draft kings i think pete might have talked about it a couple of days ago, but wow, between social and the heat seeker we've seen a ton of interest on this one and i rolled up to the 67 and 68 calls and draft king, is this the time it breaks through to the upside and i'll be in those for a couple of days because this is a friday expiration. >> you have a question for brad about one of the stocks that was one of the most hot stocks of 2020, certainly towards the end of the year. i think a lot of our viewers may have been in there, as well. >> exactly they just reported some blowout revenue numbers and so forth it's snowflake that i'm asking you about, brad. love the company love the clou

let's get to the judge >>> all right, jon, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scottcenter this hour, are we setting up for a great stock shapout? why it may be under way. we will debate money's next move joining me, tiffany magee is cio at pivotal advisers. let's go to the wall, show you what stocks are doing. they've been down across the board. russell is getting a bit of a lift but you see the dow is down 29, well off its lows, as has the nasdaq the ten-year note yield at 161, so rates have been falling, though tech is not reall

. >>> yeah, and nasdaq, scott, that is what we will be talk about. i'm jon fortt, and this is what is ahead. the tech is roaring back and investors are embracing the sector as the nasdaq is soaring. is this a one-day blip or return of the market darling. look for the under the radar way to get into the ev sector? how about buying into one thing that all of them need, the rnlg charring center. one thing to remember. and the snapback, and why that sector is getting some love today. now, the shopping list with dom. >> the better part of a decade now, and technology and mega cap technology and consumer discretionary, and some industrial type names are trying to power the rally. looking at the dow jones industrials are off of the session today, and pushing the 4,000 mark, and the intraday high was 13,001 and we talked about it a day ago and up almost 4% here, and again, the steep bounceback for the nasdaq composite. if you are looking will at what is moving and powering the transactions here, look at the equal weight s&p 500. and you will hear the traders and the

let's get to the judge >>> all right, jon, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, are we setting up for a great stock shapout? why it may be under way. we will debate money's next move joining me, tiffany magee is cio at pivotal advisers. let's go to the wall, show you what stocks are doing. they've been down across the board. russell is getting a bit of a lift but you see the dow is down 29, well off its lows, as has the nasdaq the ten-year note yield at 161, so rates have been falling, though tech is not really working. the reflation trade, not working. we should show you the vix because the vix spiked above 10% today. that's come off, too pete, really, the question is are we in the early to mid stages of some kind of shakeout in the market? well, pete's audio is not working, two days in a row that's really great. all right. josh brown, i have to turn my attention to you and what we're calling five signs of trouble. it is what i want to talk about. >> it sounds like you're not happy about it. >> what's that >> have to turn your

. >>> yeah, and nasdaq, scott, that is what we will be talk about. i'm jons ahead. the tech is roaring back and investors are embracing the sector as the nasdaq is soaring. is this a one-day blip or return of the market darling. look for the under the radar way to get into the ev sector? how about buying into one thing that all of them need, the rnlg charring center. one thing to remember. and the snapback, and why that sector is getting some love today. now, the shopping list with dom. >> the better part of a de

jon, you own snap calls? >> i think this is one you want to buy on dips for sure, scott millennial, they use this still. millennial are not on facebook they might be using whatsapp and instagram, about you they're not on facebook, they're on s snapchat that's why i think you want to own this one to reach that audience, you have to be on that. i'm comfortable holding this one. i have written upside calls against the calls i already own. i don't think you get much of a dip, but if it does give you a nice opportunity, i think people should buy it. >>> we want to remind you of a special guest we have. tomorrow is it is anniversary of the covid low for stocks ricky sandler of eminence capital is back with us. remember, he was with us on march 16th of 2020, seven days before the low in stocks, said he was buying a lot of stocks at that time. here's what he told us then about why. >> we will have pent-up demand, we will have lots of fiscal stimulus, we will have lower interest rates and lower oil i would argue business and the market could make new highs from that now, against the backdrop of that, you have to

scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) >> bill whitaker: tonight, dr. jonassignment for "60 minutes." >> dr. jon lapook: over two million americans are receiving vaccinations every day, fueling hope that the end of the pandemic is near. but, since the sars cov-2 virus emerged in wuhan, china 14 months ago, over 100 million people worldwide have been infected. and with each infection, the virus has had the chance to mutate into genetic offspring called variants. one of those variants, first identified in the u.k., has spread across the u.s. and is estimated to be 50% more transmissible than the original virus, and likely more deadly. nationwide, covid-19 cases have fallen, but public health officials are warning, if these variants continue to spread, they could trigger a new surge of infections. news the u.k. variant had reached american shores came last december at the university of california-san diego. the variant was found as part of an extensive coronavirus surveillance and testing system that has kept nearly 25,000 people living and working on campus.