emily: thanks for keeping it pg for us, josh. josh: of course.: do you think you need to go to college? what is your long-term plan? josh: i think when we talk about the longer-term generation, i don't think the college road is for everyone. i think that is more acceptable, too, in today's world. i look back to when i was 12 or 13 and creating small businesses and companies in my basement, my parents still had the aspiration that i was going to go to college and be a lawyer or whatever i decided to be, but as time moved on, i mean, my parents were first to realize this kit does not need to go to college. this kid will be very successful in the venture he continues to go down and try, so not only am i hoping to break stigmas in the social media world, but in everyday lives, i think there's a lot of paths out there that students can go right out of high school and cofounded a company, so are hope -- i hope i am able to put that before a lot of people. emily: really fascinating work you are doing, josh richards and marshall salmon. thanks so much fo

josh and marshall joining us now. great to have you.oducer is giddy in the control room that you are here with us today. marshall, you started your career as a goldman analyst. why decide to focus exclusively on gen z? how big do you think the opportunity is? are other investors missing this? >> it is monumental. thank you for having us. josh and i are appreciative to be here. it is monumental honestly. to have the opportunity to partner with somebody like josh as well as griffin and noah and michael on this, it is a unique opportunity. the market is not 100% untapped, but it is 100% untapped in terms of folks like this who are not -- who are not just on the pulse of gen z, but are the polls to invest -- affect investment outcomes, to improve the performances of founders, to connect them in a thoughtful way with consumers. it is awesome. something that was completely fantastic as a career opportunity for me. i am just glad josh and michael and i got along so well, this took off like a gun. it was fantastic. emily: josh, you are 19 years

. >> reporter: there was big josh, spider josh, little josh, and a plethora of joshes from all over the in lincoln, nebraska to compete in the ultimate showdown. >> i'm coming for minnesota. >> i'm coming all the way from dallas. >> i'm from omaha. >> i'm from wichita, kansas. i drove 4 1/2 hours to be here. >> reporter: and the josh who organized it all, josh swain. >> i'm feeling out of body. i couldn't tell you. i have a billion thoughts going through my head at the moment. >> reporter: a year ago swain took to facebook to challenge as many people named josh swain as he could to a battle royale, and the winner would keep the name. the idea went viral, and joshes of all surnames rsvp'd. the first competition, rock paper scissors between josh swain the organizer and josh swain of omaha. the organizer on top. >> i found another josh swain. that was amazing. didn't expect that to happen. >> reporter: then the real competition again. every josh in attendance in a pool noodle fight. after an intense battle, the crowd declaring 4-year-old tiny josh the winner. >> how much fun did you have o

with just one thing in common -- they're all named josh. >> josh! josh!ound as they fight for the title of number one josh. josh swane said he dreamt up the idea in a moment of pandemic bo boar dome. whoever wins gets to keep the me>>hr, tw o -- t joshes was ultimately, it was the smallest josh who emerged the victor. >> little josh! >> 4-year-old josh vincent jr. dubbed little josh. >> lift him up! >> the event raised more than $14,000 for the children's hospital of omaha. the same hospital where little josh was treated for seizures when he was just 2 years old. >> we just wanted to say thank you to everybody who put this together. we are humbled and we appreciate it. >> yay little josh! thank you so much for watching. i'm lindsey davis. for david and all of us here, good night. sey davis. for david and all of us here, good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ learn, save and spend with guidance from chase. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> building a bett

why isn't apple up is it because of what josh said? >> i think i agree with josh the value has already been put in through a price, but if you look at the ecosystem that apple has, i mean the ipad, the mac, you know, the wearables, and then the iphone, it is still a solid investment it is very popular stock everyone knows about it so they drove up the price this still is a good hold because the narrative around this story has not changed. >> what are you guys telling me, this is as good as it gets is that the issue here, josh this is as good as it gets, is that what some of the selling is >> i don't think it is as good as it gets, but it is not a cheap stock. it is obviously fully pricing in that the company will continue to execute, which it is, and then the question is, like, they're going to buy back almost $100 billion more in stock than we thought two days ago. so that process whereby they continue to shrink the share count, thereby boosting the earnings prosecutor share and also thereby boosting your share of what the earnings ar

josh: a or a-.iven the range of challenges, not just an policy terms, but also keeping his rather fractured party together with him, it is hard for me to think how he could have reisticall do much better tn he has at this point. steve: liz? liz: i am going to say incomplete and two rsons why >> i did not know that was an option. liz: i am a libertarian, i create my own rules. he has not done what he promised to do with refugee numbers. they are saying that they will do it in a month, but until they do, i cannot give him anything other than an incomplete. and the other thing, he still has a ton of investors ships -- ambassadorships that have yet to be filled. the u.s. does not have an ambassador to the european union. that is crazy. and i say that as someone who is british and just had to give away the european union. it is a huge trading block, it is a huge economic bloc and the fact that we do not have that position filled, i think that is a little bit of an oversight on this part, a pretty signifi

josh is going to keep going. going to keep drinking the coffee or the kool-aid, however you want to look at it. >> kool-aid! >> you think it is too expensive now, and i see -- what it is 37 times forward? >> that to me is expensive, right? so i was buying the stock when it fell 40% from its highs back in -- >> hold on steph, make the point and then i want josh's opinion on what you have to say anyway go ahead, steph. >> right, right. i wouldn't say this is exactly trough earnings but you are definitely on the trough side. so i completely respect that, but i bought the stock when it was down 40% back the march, april and may. i averaged in and i made a lot of money and it went up very far, very fast instead, i added to wynn and i added to marriott and i recently added to veil resorts and now best buy is my next reopen name. i have plenty of reopen. i have plenty of china i mean 70% of wynn's revenues are macau. i don't know if you saw the numbers but march macau ggr, gross gaming revenues, were up 58% in march yea

josh: it was interesting. we really saw police back off and try to take a low profile after this shooting in columbus. essentially let people air the grievances they might be feeling. the interesting thing about these efforts to pass laws locally around the country is, you actually don't hear police unions or law enforcement agencies calling for that. there are plenty of laws on the books already that if someone is rioting, looting, causing violence, police can use those laws to arrest and prosecute them. instead, what we seem to be seeing from a lot of these republican legislatetures is the fact that this law and order message is one that's been politically potent for them. we saw how republicans nationally were able to use this message about law and order as well as trying to play up the defund the police language from democrats to win back a number of house seats in the house in this past election. this seems to be a message that speaks very directly to their base. it's a message that president trump had ma

a guy named josh created a josh fight at the start of the pandemic and then challenged all joshes tottention of joshes from all over the nation. wiht was the smallest josh of them all. >> we just wanted to be a part of it. big. and yeah, so i mean, his name is josh. so i figured we'd have double the chance of winning, you know. >> 4-year-old josh was honored with a paper crown and bragging rights. the event also helped raise money for local charities. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," the future of fighting covid. why the federal government is giving free at-home covid tests to an entire county in north carolina. to an entire county in carolina. hi sabrina! >>hi jen! so this aveeno® moisturizer goes beyond just soothing sensitive skin? exactly jen! calm + restore oat gel is formulated with prebiotic oat. and strengthens skin's moisture barrier. uh! i love it! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ ready to shine from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced, n

josh, you own general motors nobody on the show today owns ford you prefer gm?cked each other pretty well. >> yeah. i think ford is largely moving on stuff that has to do with the mock e, their electric vehicle whether or not it is really taking share from tesla at that price point in that market segment. and then, of course, like every other automobile oem around the world, as we get into the second half of this year there will be more news about new models, new things they want to do with electrification. they're on the same parallel track with gm, with benz, with volkswagen, with volvo so i just would expect this to be like a trade on electrifying the vehicles, doing it profitably, taking share and if you look at it that way, it will probably move in line with gm. i just think gm is a better run company and has more going for it that's why i'm in that one versus ford. >> understood. weiss, you sold general motors farmer jim is not going to be happy with you, but tell us why. >> i did no, and i hope he's not watching look, i looked at my stocks. i said, what's

josh campbell talked about this a couple moments ago.ll the federal resources are coming together to runds and backtrack where did this vehicle come from, where was it going? and what was the actual intended target? was it to just ram into in gate? if there was any type of preplanning, preattack indicators that they can see, investigators are looking at the videotape. one thing we saw out of the january 6th insurrection was that washington, d.c. has a significant amount of video surveillance. that's going to play a big factor in adjudicating in incident right away. we're going to try to find out the intent of the vehicle, the driver. you know, did they have a weapon? how were any brandishing the weapon? what was the use case of that? were they going to try to ram the gate and flee on foot with the weapon? again, a lot of unknowns here. investigators as we see. it may look like a lot of people standinged round. but this is part of the investigative process. they are looking at every detail of the vehicle, reconstructing the pathway it ent

as josh said, 96% of the s&p 500 was above the 200-day moving average.'m not making it up i'm looking at the data. >> i hear you. >> i don't say what my mind says, i say what the data says. >> the thing i get paid for is to take the other side. >> yeah, is winding people up. you're awesome. >> that's what i'm going to do all the time i mean i like the back and forth. i think our viewers need to hear both sides of the story, even though all of the signs may suggest, yes, we are overbought and we are, quote, unquote, the oldest saying in the book, we are due for a correction, doesn't mean you are necessarily going to get one in the near term. >> well, scott, corrections are only natural, normal and healthy until you are actually in one. >> yeah. >> then what happens is people like me come on tv and shows and say, wow, you could get a pullback of course you are going to get a pullback i would rather take profits in the market last week when it is still not stalled yet, right now it is stalled. now questions come in. >> okay. >> i want your viewers and our c

josh brown, we are always fired up about this. we begin with alphabet we will talk microsoft in a moment alphabet is the best performing faang stock of the year. it is the one you said from the get-go to watch the most it has performed what are your expectations going into these reports >> scott, you are absolutely right to point that out. i am absolutely killing it anyway, alphabet, while it is an important report and it is a fast-growing mega cap stock at this point, there's really not that much variability in their earnings from quarter to quarter. you very rarely see huge misses and you very rarely see huge beats. i think it is just indicative of the way that this business has been run they tend to be very conservative with their guidance they manage to just beat it. if you look at the history of earnings disappointments or earnings excitement around alpha l alphabet it isn't there. i expect a good quarter. big highlights should come out of youtube very interesting if they talk about the self-driving business and whatever else

brown favorite i want to know if josh richards follows downtown josh brown's picks here >> i mean sadlyn't but it just happened to be the follow, i guess. great name, though guy's got a perfect name. >> this is the kind of thing i'm talking about. >> the closing price today, it is down $4. >> this is what you want. >> the strategy part of it. >> this is what you want when you find something, it's to be efemoral. i have not spent a lot of time studying josh's work, but i do think this is an excellent idea. >> you'd have to spend a lot of time on tiktok. >> absolutely. >> but really the point is he's going to get that lower price -- >> exactly. >> -- today. >> as of the close today. >> it's like he's being given four points. consider it like it's draftkings they're giving him four. josh gets four, i like that. >> let's move on to miami heat board andre iguodala who is back up you chose lennar last round, called it a sleeper. cramer called it creative and a smart pick what are you choosing now? >> i'm going to go with a household name and go with tesla. >> i've been waiting for tesla i've

josh? secretary shapiro: i would note for the record, you've asked all of us for one thing and matt gave at least two or three. [laughter] so i am not going to be bound by the one. i agree with the comments of my colleagues. i think above all else leaders need to speak and act with moral clarity, and we lost that for quite a bit of time. and that is not about your perspective on one issue or the other, it is about speaking with more clarity in adhering to our constitution. i would say that is above all else the most important thing. there are certainly some changes to our election laws here in pennsylvania that we need to make, but overall, i think we need to get back to, you know, a common set of facts and actors who are willing to act with moral clarity. secretary benson: yeah, i couldn't agree more and, of course, i agree with everything that's said. to me, it also underscores the need for sustainable funding and resources to invest in our elections whether it's about , educating voters,

[indiscernible] josh: josh is a good friend of mine. i have known him for a handful of years now. we text at this point almost every day. look, i think from a strictly positivist perspective of holding out all norms, holding out the declaration, holding out the preamble, natural law, any of that. it's debatable whether his argument is right. i see arguments genuinely on both sides. the best argument i think for what we are now calling the antonin scalia approach, the traditionalist approach, the best argument on that side on this particular issue is the fact that, for josh's argument to be right, it seems likely that the word "person" in the equal protection clause of section one of the 14th amendment would have to have a different meaning than in section two of the 14th amendment. not necessarily, but that is probably the way it would have to play out. i'll be totally honest with the, i have not done -- with you, i have not done a scholarly deep dive like josh has done. so i will have to come back to the question as far as the specifics of the rule here. what i will say, and i th

it josh? -- josh? >> this past winter and go into the new year on the covid package is the model in how you govern not just on this issue but on every issue. working together across the aisle and across chambers and working with governors, mayors, and local communities to actually get things done and bring the country together. >> any other questions? >> can you talk a little about how this proposal or these conversations would correlate with plans you want to see implemented in maryland, specifically in baltimore in communities that need public transit? how do you see the private sector working with the public sector to make that happen? >> we have invested more money in baltimore than any other jurisdiction in the state. we continue to do that with help from the federal government. we are building the largest d3 transit system in america in prince george and montgomery counties. we cannot do it without the private sector. that is why decided to convene this summit. i the co-chair of no labels. i have

me look as long as he continues to not be donald trump he can basically do whatever he wants just josh i mean i love to get your take on but i mean one of the of donald trump had won the election you know would we have had kind of you know final 4 west virginia jord you know various states competing and if you know the winners get the covert vaccines but i'd be interested to know what you know you think about you know the biden picture where you think he's winning where you think he's losing well i there's a lot i agree with liz about i think you know the. the 2 main things out of the gate are just returning some semblance of normalcy and perhaps just. as you know stability you know kind of af active stability to the white house and just in the way that in the united states the presidency sort of casts a you know sets a tone casts a pall over the country and if you have someone like donald trump who's president that is just a very destabilizing wouild kind of thing and people are clearly ready to be done with that i think even a number of supporters were kind of ready to be done with t

it continues its breakout. >> all right josh >> nvidia.e record high going higher >> all right pete >> esx i think it is going higher, buying in there. >> dow and s&p at new all-time highs once again the exchange starts right now. >> scott, thank you very much, and welcome to the exchange, everybody, i'm tyler mathisen. here's what's ahead for this next hour. follow the dollars an exclusive look at how stimulus money was spread out among marns and where many of them spent it. plus, copper, the new oil. that's what goldman sachs's jeff currie says as we move into a more ecofriendly world he will join us to explain that one. and throwing down the gauntlet, mercedes-benz goes after tesla saying its new ev sedan will beat tesla's

josh lipton. >> scott, apple just now sent out invitations to its next big event. the invitation reads, spring loaded, it says. please join us for a special apple event from apple park. watch online at apple.com april 20th at 10:00 a.m. pacific we don't know what is coming, scott. obviously there have been rumors and reports that an will could have new ipad pros on the way. we know ipads have been a bright spot for apple, people working, learning and playing from home you will recall on the last reported quarter they said ipad revenue jumped 41% no knows maybe the long-rumored air tags as well. we soon will find out. the next apple event, mark your calendar, april 20th at 10:00 a.m. pacific back to you. >> josh lipton, thank you so much >>> farmer jim, look, this was a stock stuck at 125 it seemed moving up of late, right >> yeah. >> it has gotten up off the mat, out of bed because it was sleeping for a while it is a gain what about this news you bought more of the stock twice in recent weeks. >> that's exactly right. look, we can talk about the beauty of the busin

josh: sure.undhill music is a private equity firm but we also have a publicly traded listing in london that has all of the assets from our first fund, we are 120,000 copyrights everything from the beatles to bruno mars. that would be one way. warner music is traded in the u.s.. there aren't too many ways for one to sort of publicly acquire exposure to this area. but there is more coming down the pipe. matt: how do you do deals with the artists? do you get in touch directly? and -- directly and negotiate these things? do you, just being in the industry, no who is looking to sell -- know who is looking to sell. josh: we have over 50 people, most of which have worked in the business for a long time and have a lot of connectivity to the songwriters and artists. so 90% of our deals are directly with the songwriter or artist. we had done over 120 catalog acquisitions in the last 10 years, and recently, in the name -- to name a few, brian adams, the google dolls, black sabbath -- googoo dools, black sab

. >> josh, josh last year he messaged people with his same name on social media and challenged them to a duel. the planning began, he sent out cord nats,ed nats coordinants and told to bring pool noodles and 4-year-old josh got it. >> from colorado to washington people come from all over. i don't know why but it is insane. it is incredible. >> we just wanted to be a part of it. seemed like something big and, yeah, so, i mean, his name is josh. so, i figured we would have double the chance of winning. >> the group created a fund that they will donate the proceeds to children's hospital and a food bank. >> proving it the pandemic gave a lot of people a lot of time. >> thank you, josh. >> thanks for joining us, "cbs evening news" is next. news updates are always on kpix.com captioning sponsored by cbs >> duncan: tonight, america's race to vaccinate hits a speed bump-- millions of people are not getting their second shot of covid-19 vaccine and those numbers are growing. >> there are people who have clearly vaccine hesitant. >> duncan: we'll check in with dr. david agus of the challenges s

this is how she plays it, josh. she like apple over amazon and if you are pairing them up. roku over netflix and facebook over alphabet. i should preface it with that she has a buy on apple, on amazon, on roku and on alphabet. and she is hold on facebook, and she has underperform on netflix, but pairing them off, and it is going to conversation that we were having earlier, right we are about to get on with the rest of our lives and we can't wait to do so, and so some of the bigger winners are going to be losers compared to other names like apple over amazon and what about that one specifically first, and then i want your take on facebook and alphabet, because now how much you like alphabet >> yes, i own -- i completely agree with the premise of the digital attention recession. just because, she was saying that last year the amount of time that the average adult spent consuming digital content was seven hours and 50 minutes and the average adult is awake 10 hours and that is one-third of our time binging tv shows or digital content and it is not sustainable, so if you assume

josh brown and alicia levine with us.st of all you said interna pretty good you have got cyclicals doing well today final couple of hours of trade a bit soft >> they were sort the healthy part of it is what you really have -- it is not paid to overthink the way this market has managed to find a way to progress higher with this rotation w the dynamics we have been talking about. not a lot of selling pressure. however, it has also clicked to a lot of the targets you might expect it is up 10% on the s&p 500 year to date. it is basically above the average strategist's year entarget that's not bearish, but it shows you we have front loaded some of the gains for this yea also the first half of every month this year has been strong. you get to the options expiration, this month is on friday, and maybe you have turbulence i am not saying those are the only thinks going on but it has happened each month. i think those things, the muscle memory, the hoopla from the crypto company causing selling in square like micro strategy like t

josh: i think so. i think they do it more broadly than that.y are only going to have chips on the table if they get in the game, and i think that is the context of them making these pledges right now. that is the context of them hosting this summit. one of the big questions is whether joe biden will attend the g7 summit in person. that is where you will see them put those chips on the table. jonathan: i know you don't usually wake up before 8:00, so thank you. [laughter] tom: i think we ought to do this tomorrow. jonathan: we were so kind to him for so long, if a five minutes. josh will be back now, tom, tomorrow morning. tom: absolutely. jonathan: i look forward to it. this is the defining issue for this administration in many ways. they are trying to sell it domestically by talking about hiring, good paying union jobs. i think lisa was right to point out how they sell it internationally might be a little bit different. tom: what is so important here is what happens after the biden adminstration. if we have a democrat administration, or partic

that's no joshing. there's josh with his burger king, king josh. no, no, no, king eric. it's all about you, eric. that was really good. [laughter] it is nice, and congratulations, josh with. that does it for us. we we will see you here again next weekend. please join us then. right now, enjoy your evening. ♪ ♪ >> hello, everyone. kristin soltis anderson here along with trace gallagher, lisa boothe and tyrus and welcome to "the big sunday show. here's what's on tap tonight. trace? >> there is a mass exodus in the nypd, and now squad member ilhan omar has her own idea to reimagine policing with a new government-run board. >> lisa? >> kristin, there's a growing underground network of parents fighting the new woke culture many schools and trying to put a stop to anti-racism teaching in the classroom. >> and

so who is the ultimate josh? 4-year-old josh vinson jr.thing you would like to say? >> i always fight everyone. (crowd cheers) >> stephen: i've never seen someone so cute say something so violent. he's like a care bear holding a bloody trident. quarantine-while, a high school track meet was interrupted when a dog ran onto the track during a relay and proceeded to win the race. jim. ( cheering ) >> wow! ( applause ) ( cheering ) >> stephen: that is fantastic! an exciting day for the dog, and a great teaser trailer for the most boring sequel ever: airbud 6: just running. we'll be right back with the star of "the falcon and the winter soldier," anthony mackie. ♪♪ find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. (music) fleece vibes. only at old navy, and old navy.com joint pain, swelling, tenderness. my psoriasis. cosentyx works on all of this. cosentyx can help you look and feel better by treating the multiple symptom

steph link josh richards. professional poker player maria ho and tim seymour.now how this works we gave our teams a list of 60 stocks and investments and before the first pick, s&p all-time highs stocks are surging what should the strategy be? >> i'm a huge believer to take advantage of momentary declines and talking about a period of now and the super bowl to find something that could be a coiled spring, something down right now because if you're going for

josh hawley did not. and i think this has more to do with the fact that he is staking out, as kind of one man, nobody to the right of me turf. and this is not the first time we've seen this happen in the case of some confirmations, where josh hawley is just staking out this pretty extreme territory. and i guess the bet is that when he runs for president in 2024, one of these issues will be potent and he'll invoke it, probably in a debate against ted cruz. but, yeah, he is a very lonely voice this morning. >> elise jordan, what is the message being sent by his "no" vote here? >> i want to second what matt said about josh hawley going out of his way to really out-cruz ted cruz which is quite something. and you have to really work hard to try to be more loathe than ted cruz, but josh hawley seems to have decided that is his way and his glide path to the republican nomination. i was struck, though, by the bipartisan cooperation and senator susan collins, what she did on the other side of the aisle with senato

>> i think that both josh holly and liz cheney are onto something with their comments.hat has emerged. i think the question, though, is how big are either camp. i think that's a little unclear, frankly. i mean, i think you could argue that the holly camp, the trump camp, even the mccarthy camp is larger right now. the republican party, by and large, buys into the election lies that have been sold and peddled by by former president trump. they buy into his brand of politics and they have not abandoned former president trump. liz cheney is a little isolated here even though i think that she herself has a certain well of support because of her family ties. and a lot of traditional republicans have been trying to buck her up by fund-raising for her, by rallying behind her. i'm not sure it will be enough. >> so, the republicans are attending a legislative retreat to talk about how to move policy forward. i want you to listen to representative cheney about how potentially the republicans can take back the majority. let's talk. >> i think as we look at '22 and '24, we're very

josh lipton with all the details. josh >> remember, this stock was up about 25% so far this year and also, a big part of that high hopes, they say, for new ceo pat gelsinger. reports on the bottom and the top for guidance though, q2, 1.05 in the bottom line. closer to a 1.09 but $17.8 billion, close to $17.6 billion. they did raise their 2021 guidance as well turning to the segments, ccg business $10.6 billion and $10.2 billion and the data center, $5.6 billion and also looking for closer to $5.8 billion there look with chris roland it was upside for q1 but that q2 guidance is either conservative or suggests a slowdown in the business the data center business did disappoint versus expectations that segment is the one that investors value the most the higher margin server chips on the call. told me he wants to hear more details about pat gelsinger's new outlook for the back half of the year the neutral ring and has his work cut out for him much more, you want to listen tonight to "mad money" jim kramer interviewing the

cnn's josh campbell is standing by for us. josh, first it was the verdict and now it's this federal investigation evan was just talking about into the whole minneapolis police department. from your past experience with the fbi, what does this mean? >> reporter: kate, there's no national police force in the united states. police departments are under state and local control. the federal government has the ability to step in and launch investigations if there's indication that a particular police department is violating civil rights. that's what we're seeing today. the biden administration saying they will assert federal jurisdiction here to launch this pattern and practice investigation. i can tell you i talk to police officers all the time. no one likes someone looking over their shoulder, but good police officers know that oftentimes corruption and illegality can't be changed from within. you need the outside influence. that appears to be what the justice department is doing. to quote the prosecutor in this case, as we heard

stock is up 832% >> josh, quick name. >> watching zillow no purchase. >> doc, quick. >> spiker puts >> thank you exchange is now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. here is what's ahead this hour apple is kicking off its product event right now. we have new air pads, air pods may be the long rumored air tags we'll talk about it and get the breaking details legendary investor bill miller joins us today he'll tell us what he thinks is the big risk to the market if you're look to hedge the market, look no further than the letter j we'll explain what begins with the market >> we have a down day working on two straight down days in a row. maybe not huge the dow industrials, 33,833, below the 34,000 mark. 4131 the last rate for the s&p slightly bigger losses for the nasdaq composite today it's the emergennergy stos the reopening trade. hot for the last six months is now taking very much a breather. look at today. travel and leisure related stocks, reopening type trade stocks united airlines off by 9%. it was a earnings catalyst there. carnival on the cruise side down 5% the live nation for

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>>> we've got a market flash on nvidia let's get to josh lipton for more josh >> nvidia, morgan, makingws at the investor day saying that q1 total revenue is tracking above the $5.3 billion outlook provided in the fiscal year end earnings call they say overall demand is very strong, continues to exceed supply channel inventories they say remain quite lean and expect demand to continue to exceed supply here for much of this year they believe they will have sufficient supply to support sequential growth beyond q1 so nvidia seeing q1 total revenue above that $5.3 billion outlook. back to you all. >> all right thank you. >>> let's get to courtney reagan for a market flash on another stock. courtney >> an activist investor involved with kohl's is now also launching a new campaign at footwear retailer genesco. up 3% following that news. legion owned 5.3% and nominating seven directors to the board, five are women and legion wants the ceo to stay. but this actually isn't the first time that legion taken aim at genesco the stock went up and then exited that position genesco is one of 35 investm

and today we've got josh brown back from rid hotels wealth management welcome, josh. off with the broader market major averages losing steam into close. the s&p 500 still holding on to its gains, bearly. it is near a record high level the dow slipping positive, being helped out right now by jp morgan, microsoft, and apple, not so much by boeing, disney and home depot mike, if you look at the action on the major averages it's flat. tress leery yields also not doing a whole lot. you could argue a lot is priced in because we have seen fantastic data, on jobs, on services, on jobs openings this we can where normally the mark would surge. >> we have gone a long pay, three months into it we have sled down. the market is listless, tired, call it whatever you want, but it is not giving up much territory on the index level just let beneath the surface there is a little bit of weakness, a little bit of i think digestion of this move i am willing to have two things be true at once, the fundamentals are great and the market figured a lot of it out and a lot of people are fully ex