. >> kell, we should at some point bull pack from record highs. the dow is modestly lower, but for the s&p 500, holding above the 3,800 market and for nasdaq modest gains both of these get gold stars because they hit record intraday highs in trading today one. other themes developing right now. look at the reflation or economically sensitive type of stocks hitting record highs. every one of these has hit a record high so far today target, speaking to the consumer perhaps, applied materials, a leading indicator for the semiconductor chip business. blackrock, the world's biggest asset manager up on the day and fan of theal on the industrial side all high today perhaps a little bit of commentary where investors think the economically sensitive part of the market will go. still to the upside. see if it pulls back at some point and then you mentioned bitcoin. i don't know -- i don't even know what to say about it right now. 41,144 in coin metrix, up 6% been a fairly volatile trade intraday so far but still these moves higher at some point it will come

on the other side, david purdue and kell loeffler, the two republican incumbents, have they have chosen alongp. with his effort to try and essentially turn the vote in his favor. s thaty it's become such an important issue acrs the nation, because it's that just torture, it will determine who controls congress. if joe biden has any chance at passing any significant legislativegea. at least if the republica keep even one see, that is all done. >> help me understand why the races are even in play. the republicans have won time and again in senate elections. why is it close this time? >> because of georgia state law, if no candidate gs more than 50% of the votes, it's got to go into a runoff. in the case ofavid purdue, he beat jon ossoff, the democrat, by 8000 votes. a had to go into a runoff. the other senate st held by kelly loeffler, appointed to the seat by the governor of georgia after the previous senator resigned. in the general nine weeks ago, running for the. republicans -- for that. that is why neither of the candidates got 50% needed for it'sver happened there have been two sena

se rorte ems kell this cos and drama as served to do the exact opposite of what the protesters have wanted unify lawmakers. chuck schumer came out and said the senate chamber will meet at 8:00 tonight. they have to vote down the arizona objection, the joint session will then resume and lawmakers are determined they will finish this tonight. unclear if there are two other objections on pennsylvania and georgia, but it does not look like it right now. >> all right, trish turner with us tonight. trish, thank you for your reporting all day long. >>> and when we come back, the headline late today involving the georgia senate races. the big news tonight. hritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious infections and blood clots

now on the 2nd day of this 48 hour lockdown which is in an area where we are called jordan on the kell inside this stage on saturday they conducted around or so they tested around 2 thirds of the 10000 people that live in this locked off area behind me you maybe i'll see some movement behind me this morning and most of the day we've had these mobile units set up where the residents can come down to be tested they're also the health authorities have been going into the apartments to test those people who live here so today on sunday it's the 2nd day of this lockdown at this stage they're on ships or to finish by what they hope to 60 at 6 am tomorrow morning and this is where they're hoping that these residents have been here for 48 hours can return to work and as you mentioned we've seen a spike in cases in recent weeks in hong kong and on saturday we had 81 cases and of course a quarter of those came from this particular area and how i can describe this area it's probably one of the lower socio economic groups of. a lot of minority groups who live here and they live in these subdivided

i wanted to ask you i know when we were in the middle of a lot of unrest after the george floyd kelling i believe you met with community protesters and black lives matter and listened to people in the community. what kind of things did you do to maintain an environment that seemed to be relatively peaceful and stable and draw some attention to your self i think people noticed things were going well. >> thank you. the government is nonpartisan and may be that lends itself to being better at listening and being more responsive to the needs of diverse communities or maybe it's just my natural inclination or a mix of both but whatever the case, i came in talking about it as one of my issues. the leadership and decisions had been disproportionately dominated by guys who look like me. i am native american but all ultimately it resonated with of thethings i've been talking abot and i don't need people marching in the streets to listen. one or two days of that and i recognize that there's something going on and we need to talk. so it was the third day that i did sit down and i met with the lead

. >> once today's boats are released by county, those are favored to favor kell david pere and kellymp's presence in the state was meant to energize that g.o.p. presents today. >> you've got the swamp them. >> expert suggest that numbers could be blue with melon returns favoring the democrats. later in the evening, things could shift more red with more of today's votes coming in for the republicans. in terms of votes cast in person today, initial numbers will likely come from the fast accounting rule areas were purdue and loeffler should do well. that today vote should secure republicans of the got the turned out they need to win. >> as long as you are in line by 7:00 p.m. your vote will be counted. speak the democrats could pick up ground as results are likely to come in from the atlanta ar area. >> it's a new year and tomorrow could be a new day for atlanta, for georgia, and america! >> we could be in for a bit of a roller coaster and final results could slip into tomorrow morning or beyond. bret, martha? >> bret: mike, thank you. >> martha: just minutes away, we keep saying that,

the races between senator perdu and jon ossoff and senator kell loeffler and rafael warnock are as close as we predicted them t be. we'll bring you every significant update throughout the hour. just over 500 miles to the north , in washington, dc president from supporters have been fanning out across washington, d.c. muriel bowser has actually called in the national guard to keep things peaceful. she didn't want to do that necessarily when things were really violent not so long ago in may and june, but nevertheless, most of dc is shu down even though we have this big rally taking place tomorrow p two men leading efforts to challenge all of this in the election, congressman just jordan, and has been in the new a lot he is here tonight. he's going to give us the first response to what the nt for the thugs showed up last night and what they did while his wife an his newborn were home alone. we begin tonight in georgia where we have fox news reporter fanned out across the state. we begin with our own who is life at the headquarters in atlanta. this as giving everybody a big stomachache from

kell >> what, meg, is the hesitation around those half doses or delaying the second doses that you mention mentioned. >> that's mainly is, enough the what the clinical tlulgs have showed dr. slaoui is against deviating from what's been proved in trial and is more comfortable with the half dose because they have seen trial data suggesting the immune response is the same, but actually spacingles doses out, specifically for the pfizer vaccine, that's not tested, show what pfizer has said and what health officials here in the u.s. have said is they don't know for certain what the duration of the you-minute will be after 2 is days and they have asked the public to put so much trust in the scientific process that their argument is why deviate from that as soon as you -- you get the vaccine on to the market. >> yeah. that's a tricky one, but in the meantime, you know, every day that passes you just go there's -- come on, we've got to do something there eat gone to be a better way. meg, appreciate it. >> meg terrelle with the latest at this hour. >>> stocks sinking in the first trading day of 2021

we are going to fight kell. -- fight like hell. [cheers] mr.en: we need you to vote in record numbers to make your voices heard, to change georgia, to change america again. this is not an exaggeration. georgia, the whole nation is looking to you, for real. you know it. trump,tgoing president incoming president biden staging dueling rallies in georgia last night ahead of the runoff elections taking place today. the results will determine the withce of the u.s. senate, chairmanships and also spending. joining us is bloomberg's emily wilkins. walk me through the day. what is going to happen later this evening? when our markets going to start to determine the results here? emily: probably not tonight. the polls are going to be closing today. we are expecting it will take a couple of days to know who the winner of these two runoff elections are. something to keep in mind tonight, because in person votes will be capped -- will be counted before absentee votes, we expect republicans to take a sizable lead tonight, but as to beee votes continued counte

kell hi had a team high 16 points. mikhail foreman showing the handles and buries the three. wrong. jabari walk were the hammer here. a nice pass inside. colorado on a 13-2 run. and mckinley wright, 12 assists. this leads to a daniels three. wright breaks the colorado all-time assist record as the buffs roll and then celebrate quite a bit actually, 89-60. looks like they've won a ncaa tournament game. calm down. it's a regular season game. >>> circling back to the sharks. i touched on this last night. interesting. in fiennephoenix, they have 3,0 fans. actual fans allowed in the arena to watch the game. in san jose, the sharks can't even practice amongst themselves. different state, different rules. everybody's got their own idea as to what's safe. who knows. dan and ama, if you guys know. >> tough times. santa clara county is having tough times with covid. so it is different situation depending on where you are. >> true. >> it's also not great in arizona, though. i don't know. i don't know. >> true. arizona's having a hard time too. >> yeah. >> all right, thanks, larry. >>> w

. >> kell? >> go ahead. >> s&p today announced that they were not going to remove these three stocks from their global indexes because the new york stock exchange didn't do it so you see the knock-on effects and you have all of these effects on the global indexes around the world. today the s&p decides we can't do that because the nyse isn't doing it so there's really serious consequences to all of these discussions. >> exactly. >> not academic discussions that we're having >> no, not at all. it's -- it's all about the money like deirdre was just saying all right. as i mentioned amazon up to some new business it's their first ever purchase of aircraft today. they are buying 11 planes from delta airlines and wet gest, boeing's 767s. the expansion of the prime air fleet comes at a time when we're all demanding faster, cheaper delivery for all the goods being ordered online amazon investing big time to keep its delivery edge putting some pressure on shares of fedex and ups today. what do you make o

i was kells for the state of minnesota in 1990 when nine days before the election the republican candidate dropped out and the republican party refused to nominate another candidate, leaving us to try to figure out what to do. the result was two, 24 hour cases from start to finish and a lack of sleep but that was something i could onlyno come up with the last-minute. and so things happen at the last minute. a strict rule probably doesn't apply but it would be a good goal to have these issues resolved, particularly process issues long before election day. >> that you, judge tunheim. i appreciate it. now that we have sort of taking you back to sort of talk about what we made prior before the election what i like to do is spend very brief amount of time to explain to you the purpose for this program today. as part of that i wanted to take you back a little of it back to a prior webinar that the senate committee on election law and also cosponsored with a section on civil rights and social justice, and that had been moderated our chair rogers, and that program was called how to write an electi

. >>> in texas, the city of kell ar has agreed to pay $200,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a man whorayed and arrested after videotaping a police officer who pulled over his son. the city says the police chief will also announce policy changes. only one of the officers involved was reprimanded you are up to date that's the news update sara, back to you. >> sue, thank you. >>> up next on the show, mike santoli is back to look at whether the present pullback of traditionally safe sectors is signaling an increasing peteapti for risky assets like -- we'll be right back. your grooming business is booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/groomer >>> let's send it over the mike who is looking at traditionally safe sectors. >> they have been pretty weak this last several months we know it has been a risk-seeking no one likes to choose between safe or sporty. modern or reliable. we want both -

scale's inflows for the full year the surge in demand from high net worth buyers is seen as a key kellt to bitcoin's rally to back near 40,000. back to you. >> kate thanks for that. tom, do you think that bitcoin pulls back significantly before it rallies again i know you are a long term bull. or would you be all in in the short-term how do you think its performance in the year ahead will compare with gold? >> yeah, bitcoin -- anybody who is investing in bitcoin should expect hyper volatility, meaning a 40 or 50% drawdown in any year could half but it is no different than a s&p having a 10% drawdown. i don't think anyone should try to tactically trade around that because 2021 is the year after a havening, which is a 2017 equivalent 2016 is a havening and 2017 is when bitcoin went parabolic. this is the year that would be most similar to 2017 if bitcoin went up last year it should do better this year i would encourage people to try to stay focused long term and try not to time bitcoin. but expect big drawdowns and oh, i'm sorry on the gold side, yes, it should outperform gold. >> sorry

i think it has tent kells to other -- tentacles to other of stocks.sted early on in his administration. i think xi is making moves in europe. he wants to cut off any type of united front. and i think the test could come in foreign policy, economically, perhaps militarily. dagen: before we move on. one thing to tie into what rebecca was saying, that if joe biden, as he has promised, raises the corporate tax rate from 21% to 28%, again, if there isn't divided government that goes to 28%, that puts american corporations compared to china at a disadvantage. >> it will. and it will start to push u.s. capital out of this country. we'll go back to that whole idea of perhaps offshoring u.s. corporations. a lot of companies might choose to leave, certainly bad for the tax base here. dagen: and bad for workers. we saw the impact broadly of cutting corporate taxes. finally, michael, let's talk about the crypto craze, bitcoin breaking another report, surpassing the 30 of thousand dollars mark for the first time saturday and advanced more than 300% in 2020. michae

the primary reason for impeachment, look at art a kell 2 of the constitution -- article 2 of the constitutionssible, if he's already gone, then there's -- they will be doing it only for the secondary purpose of disqualifying him from any future office. so you're going to be faced apparently with the weird spectacle of a new president in office, while the senate holds a trial to remove the former president from office who is already gone. maria: brian brenberg, jump in. brian: can you talk a little about how long the senate trial might go on? i don't think anybody's really contemplating just how big of a deal this could be. the president has a right to make a defense and he can bring whatever evidence he wants to bear in that so it seems to me the trial could go on for a very long time, not just eating up a couple of days but weeks, potentially, the beginning of the biden administration. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, it could. i mean, it's only one article, the incitement for insurrection article. the president does have a chance to make his defense and by the way, i personally thin