we are getting cooperation as you saw, congress was making a real push at this today. >> karen lynch,ng us really appreciate it >> thank you, bertha >> kelly, we will throw it back to you. >> thank you bertha, thanks to karen lynch as well. tyler and i were saying we can see the transformation of cvs before our eyes. >> absolutely, the one i frequent in a town in new jersey has become the footprint of the health care is much bigger in the store. >> where i have gotten flu shots and boosters -- it is now the first place i think of for all of that. >>> apple flirts with a $3 trillion valuation and changes in the sky from american trimming international flits to a low cost carrier trying to increase its share, fill lebeau is all over the story. >> hello to you from anchorage, alaska why would you go to alaska because you have to do a layover here on the way to asia. one start-up thinks that's a good idea. we will tell you why when "power lunch" returns your strategic advantage. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take

. >> let's hit cvs one of the best performers right now in the s&p karen lynch hoesing the day.poke with heir earlier. >> shares rising today as the company booths the 2021 outlook and raised the dividend and committed to share buybacks. ceo karen lynch putting primary care at the cent every of the health insurance strategy saying vaccines got customers to engage to grow that connection they add for physicians into the mix which could involve acquisitions but not at the expense of buybacks. >> we did a share repurchase program and committed to offset delusion and then we'll continue to rlook attal termtives we'll do something that financially makes sense. >> but trying to bring on more physicians is a very competitive situation with labor and for physicians in particular guys >> bertha, thank you it's also been a tough day for tech but a buffett-backed fintech name is one of two stocks jumping in the debut today. deirdre bosa has the details deirdre? >> new bank and hashi corporation up in their debuts. a mooted beginning compared to the average 31%. which some could argue means

inventory you get zero for so i mean, however, they seem to have a great handle on their business and karen lynch is closing 900 stores so they're going to be able to be more efficient and she thinks without really losing any revenue, so that would obviously be a good thing. also, they're focusing more on primary care and you know, she came from aetna so she knows that side of the business well all that said, at 12.5 times earnings, a little cheaper than that, i want to own low pe stocks and i think this one's got momentum and with the buyback, dividend, it's 2% now i like the story so also last thing, 97 and change there's a gravitational pull towards 100. >> all right yeah, people like round numbers. for more options action, tune into the full show tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. eastern time >>> up next, your final trades i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you,

the ceo is going to be on "power lunch" today karen lynch will be there to talk about the renewed outlook>> invitation homes new all-time high this week very quietly this stock is up 48% on the year, not including dividends. a phenomenal winner. i think it's going higher. >> how about you, brynn? >> vibrant energy, it's an oil mineral rights company that had a subdivision yield in the sixes this year. i think as their oil hedges roll off in 2022, that distribution yield could be around 8, 8.5%. high quality >> undermarket multiple, a lot of growth coming forward >> great stuff, enjoyed it, guys "the exchange" begins now. ♪ >>> thank you very much, scott hi, everybody, i'm kelly evans here is what's ahead a pretty nice week shaping up for the major averages the dow just turned positive on the session trying to extend its win streak to four straight days my next guest says it's all just tina and fomo, he's got three stocks still poised to benefit >>> plus, a different way to play this hot housing market we're talking manufactured homes and why that area is poised to take off even more from

karen lynch kick off her first investor day as ceo at 8:00 a.m.morning covid vaccines and testing have certainly drive retail this year but lynch has talked about using cvs's pharmacies and clinics as a centerpiece of a real primary care initiative. that's going to be a big focus today, as well as the company's announcement last week that it is going to be closing more than 900 stores over the next three years. that's nearly 10% of the stores they have. don't miss my exclusive interview with karen lynch later today on "power lunch" following that investor day. >> looking forward to this, bertha the company's idea to close 10% of the stores, what's the reasoning behind that? i thought the stores were going to be the way to reach the community and reach the people out there and make sure you can provide that health care >> reporter: they're evaluating which stores, some will be more retail focused with just a pharmacy and some are going to be the health hubs that have a lot of primary care services it's not going to be in every store certainly when

end with cvs issuing new guidance ahead of its investor day raising the 2021 outlook do not miss karen lynchrn. >>> cnbc is out with its all america economic survey revealing many americans remain downbeat on the economy for the holiday season steve liesman has that for us. >> yeah, david, downbeat on the economy but upbeat on the spending the economic survey finds christmas cheer not making its way into americans' views on the economy. americans planning to hit the malls and do clicking and spending online just the same. 41% of americans believe the economy will get worse in the next year. a modest improvement from last quarter but still far from normal levels of around 30%. the number driven by a highly partisan split with 67% of republicans pessimistic compared to just 16% of democrats these negative views comes as inflation has rocketed to the top of the list of concerns among the public the survey of 800 americans, saying higher prices is one of their biggest concerns that compares to 38% who pick the coronavirus, immigration, crime and climate change you can see there, they all follow

race theory and you explain the importance of teaching things like slavery and civil rights and lynching. karen: how you deal with the left in your own party? john: how did joe biden deal with the left? he disagreed on defunding, he disagreed on fracking, he disagreed on a lot of things. he became president of the united states. there's going to be disagreements. if you are a front-line democrat, you are going to take some stands that you will take eat for. tony: i'm going to give a bill to dnc headquarters. the divisions in the democratic party during the 2020 election and during the 2020 primary process to nominate joe biden, were covered or papered over. there was one thing that united democrats more than anything else. there absolute hate and -- their absolute hate and loathing of donald trump. alexandria ocasio-cortez and the congressman from new jersey, scott oliver may not agree on anything. they do agree that donald trump should not be president. a lot of it was papered over. now, what you guys have to actually govern and what is happening is i love president biden may 1 of the truest s