zoom. >> kelly: were you wearing pants? wasn't wearing pants, my dog would walk by and everybody would see. i had blankets. i had everything. >> kelly: i think i just didn't care. i was so comfortable. yes. i love this. >> anthony: that was comfy. but no pants, that's how you lose your job. >> kelly: [laughs] or gain a whole new audience. you have a musical background. you are a d.j. for years. we do when i was a kid my cousin had a record label. i wanted to be a rapper. i was djing i bought records and i took my dad's records and i was a d.j. >> kelly: are real d.j., real records. that's real. >> anthony: we didn't have computers. remember, this was before cell phones. >> kelly: now they just plug it in. >> plug it in a button and everybody jump around. we had to -- >> kelly: it was a real art form. hard to do. >> anthony: it was a lot of fun. >> kelly: what was your d.j. name? >> anthony: i was the wanderer. d.j. wanderer. >> kelly: that can mean many things. >> anthony: i know. it's a whole archetype of different ways. >

it's like what is happening. >> kelly: and the ball tends. >> kelly: i love it, i still to this day likenow if it is nostalgia, but it's like how is it so good? it's a solid thing, yeah. >> kelly: you lived in new york, is it 16 years? >> rose: i still feel like an alien, what am i doing here again? that feeling of being -- i still feel like growing up in sydney, i feel like an aussie, but i think is it ten, 20 years? i'm not sure? >> kelly: i think if you are here for a decade you can claim it. >> rose: i love it, there's nowhere like it. >> kelly: i love australia, that was my first place out of the states. i love it. people are just crazy cool and kind. >> rose: they are laid back a little bit. >> kelly: may be too laid-back, it's valentine's day fun in australia? >> rose: now this one is here. >> kelly: it it as a greeting card holiday. my mom whenever i was a kid, she was like, she would put together a little like valentine's day things. >> rose: she did? >> kelly: and we were poor, so it was a lot. it was really sweet, it is a huge thing here. you have to celebrate love and austral

>> jane: how are you. >> kelly: i am so good.too much alcohol. i don't like big parties like that. how about you? are you big on that stuff. >> kelly: it depends on the size of the party, if it is massive and thousands of people i am into it, you can get lost in it. >> jane: you are into it. a >> kelly: i don't like a party that like is a big peer to let meg a hundred. >> jane: you want to be anonymous. >> kelly: i want to have a good time. >> jane: that makes me crazy it's like my nightmare. to be on your tall though too it's like whenever i go -- everybody notices him. so i can kind of like -- >> jane: i am recognize like that, because i'm taller than everybody. >> kelly: people are passing and they are like is it? and by the time they figured out i'm gone. >> jane: you are gone. >> kelly: it's a handy thing. it is also national card reading day, i did not know that's a real thing, are you a card writer? >> jane: no, i don't even give birthday presents for christmas presents. >> kelly: you like parties at -- >> jane: high don't

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>> kelly: i was going to say!ng and not eloping is huge, but also a 50 city tour, do you like to set yourself up for failure? what! are you going to be medicated throughout this process? that's a lot. >> derek: medicated yes. no, i'm so excited to go on tour, the first time i have gone on to her and four years. so the show is going to be on -- but it's also really special because i have never toured with hayley since we have been together. >> kelly: i was like didn't you meet on tour? who hit on who? who open the door? >> derek: i think we both open the door simultaneously? >> kelly: you just said simultaneously? i was just wondering, like i don't know, i was wondering who made the first move. >> derek: you know, what is really funny. >> hayley: he is going to make a story about this, but it was definitely him. >> derek: there was a moment where we are doing a rumbaugh, the dance of love and it was the last show and the dancers from the side of the stage were like kiss! -- >> kelly: like a total junior high moment

. >> we did it years ago. >> kelly: are you serious?ng to happen. thank god that cats don't get wrinkles. >> kelly: are there any animals that you are afraid of? >> i have a phobia. i am the collector of the endless. okay, come down. i bring them outside. yeah. snakes? scorpions, i'm not afraid. but snakes, i have a forget. >> kelly: tony kemp -- tell me -- [cheers and applause] because i specifically remember as a child points first of all, how many milk ads do i need to read and drink to look like that? like those ads when you were a kid. and how did you handle that? that is a python. >> i'm still going around the fact that it was as a kid. >> kelly: oh. yeah, that is because we -- you have found the fountain of youth. >> you know, i had to go. because if i was not on, you look at my eyes, i look a little -- >> kelly: no one is looking at their eyes. [. >> if you really saw my eyes, yes. >> kelly: jacket this was, i remember this as a kid. even britney spears is doing to think with the python. like everybody. but they did not have tha

>> kelly: that about sums it up.e, wait, you are really good at that? because you are young on "x factor." >> niall: i was like 16 on the show, it's crazy when i think about it! [cheers and applause] >> kelly: look at you little babies! i love baby niall! he cannot even -- or maybe he could. >> niall: no, it was terrible. >> kelly: is all some! >> niall: so i remember, one time my aunt lived in new york and she would come over to ireland every summer with her kids and we would take road trips and i remember, i don't know why she thought of this, but it was singing ♪♪ i've got friends in low places ♪♪ i started singing it, for some reason she thought that i was a radio. she felt like i was a radio, and thought i was the radio. >> kelly: that would have given me so much confidence. >> niall: which is crazy, i had not hit puberty. and i remember like, my teacher that was running the choir, she kind of took me under her wing and told me i was decent. so that was it. >> kelly: that was kind of my thing too. >> niall: doin

>> kelly: which is way better! >> alyssa: look. i made this. >> kelly: i love it!you just never know. and sometimes i like to mix it up and get crazy. >> alyssa: sometimes i want to be cool with my coffee and other times i want to look kind of like sporty so i have my water. >> kelly: i just don't know what the hell i want to. i just like the option. minor like i just don't know what i'm going to be in the mood for! so i just -- do you get that on planes? i'm like i'm stuck here, i get like a freak out like i won't be able to -- what do i need? and then i bring way too much. why do i bring seven books? i can't finish one. i don't know which one i will want to read. and you know what else -- >> alyssa: i bring cleaning supplies. like i write down everything now. it is to are my sister, she travels with like a bag, the mary poppins of cleaning. she has been like that since before covid, it's a problem. but if you ever need anything, she is there for you, she has it covered, but speaking of kids

>> kelly: thank you so much! i love that. i love that., i love your music so much, obviously a big influence for me and a lot of female and male artists, but my daughter, different generations and she was singing along and dancing it was the coolest moment. >> shania: it was a really great moment, it was a friendship connection moment we were having, eating your potato chips. >> kelly: she was talking to me about ice cream. >> shania: ice cream episode, cheering for her mom, it was so lovely. >> shania: i said if she behaved i would take her to ice cream. i was like don't act crazy when we go. but you are so nice to her. anyway, it was a really cool thing. >> shania: adore kids. >> kelly: it was just like talking to her like a normal human, like what's your favorite flavor, just hanging at the people's choice awards amaya daughter was like is this normal? i was like, no, she is really kind and cool. do you like events like that? i know that you perform at them, you kill at that. >> shania: the people's choice element of it is really great

[laughter] >> kelly: is this a drill next to you?rther and the python hunter. it's been on a set a real do? >> craig: i think this year they gave it away, because they control, the python population is out of control, so they hire people to -- yeah, or they give people in the contest, so yes, we did -- >> kelly: i know a lot of hillbillies that would go and make some money. >> craig: all walks of life come. it's beyond that must be just a great viewing party, like showing up, that's amazing. what's the wildest thing you have done for money that you can say on television? [laughter] you all have those moments. >> craig: stand-up comedy. >> kelly: that is the wildest thing? i can see it, especially when you first started? >> craig: i've had some good moments against the hecklers. it's been on a kind of love, even when someone at a show, i am singing, they just get loud and are excited, maybe had too much to drink, i love those people. >> craig: you know, you feel them out, see if they are with you or against you -- because sometimes it

but -- >> kelly: your mama is bold! so i sent her to my dentist and she was like you owe your dentist $3,000. because you did not pull my tooth out right. and i was like it's not my fault it was rotten! >> kelly: and it hung in there for a good amount of time! >> anthony: there was some residue up in there, but that's

that's what it is. >> kelly: does it take the three to get your attention?ht in on the show, because i am loud, so they hear everything i say. she was here a few months ago and talked about the first time ashton said he loved her and i think it's incredible, so i went to show you. speak what happened to me and it happened to my mother, so my dad told my mom he was in love with her three days into her relationship fully hammered, and my mom went to talk to me in the morning, and the same thing happened to me with my husband, three months into the relationship he showed up at my house at 2:00 in the morning and was like -- and i was like oh, lord, go to bed, and he was like no, i love you. >> kelly: and so what is happening? what do you remember about the night? >> i remember, i will give

. ♪ ♪ >> kelly: hello! welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," everybody.at usually we kick things off with a song straightaway but my voice is real tired so instead we are going to serve up a kellyoke encore this is to honor the beginning of black history month. we will feature many black artists who have shaped american music and we begin with a group whose earned three grammys, two bet awards and five image awards. i'm talking about destiny's child. when explaining this particular song, beyonce said it makes you feel strong like you can survive anything so i love that kind of message, so here is me and my van y'all -- me and my band, y'all with "survivor." ♪♪ now that you're ♪ ♪ out of my life ♪ ♪ i'm so much better ♪ ♪ you thought ♪ ♪ that i'd be weak without you ♪ ♪ but i'm stronger ♪ ♪ you thought that i'd be ♪ ♪ broke without you ♪ ♪ but i'm richer ♪ ♪ you thought that i'd be ♪ ♪ sad without you ♪ ♪ i laugh harder ♪ ♪ thought i wouldn't grow ♪ ♪ without you ♪ ♪ now i'm wiser ♪ ♪ thought that i'd be ♪ ♪ helpless without you ♪ ♪ but i'm smarter ♪ ♪ tho

i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. last week's smaller rate hike already didn't sit well with former fed governor larry lindsey then came the shockingly good jobs report powell needs to give the parke a slap and not just a warning, he says, larry will join us to make his case in a moment as we gear up to hear from the fed chair again in a speech tomorrow plus, a suspected spy balloon and a canceled diplomatic mission, tensions between the u.s. and china rising. we'll look at the potential economic fallout and our earnings monitor continues what you need to know ahead of reports from pinterest bp and royal caribbean first let's start with today's markets. stocks well off the lows, the dow looks to be improving by the moment only down 63, only 0.2%. the nasdaq was down 1% that still a little heavier so flip side of what we've seen year to date year to date the nasdaq is up 15%, almost 16% while the dow is only up 2% so again a bit of a pause and profit-taking today. let's move and what is going on in bond yields a story

labonte. >> who's kelly?d with the emails exchanged between kelly labonte and mark jensen. >> and then she was with my -- she's my boss' assistant. >> okay. and -- and -- and i guess what -- you know, this is all work-related here? it didn't seem work-related, mark, to be honest with you. i just -- >> oh, it's -- [ indiscernible ] >> they're flirtatious, and -- and mark is like, yeah, no, we're just friends. >> this one here. i'm curious, on friday, september 4th don't want to work. i just want to beat on my drums all day. hope it doesn't come to that. i'm going to have to go home and try to fix my high-maintenance woman. >> they both kind of disparage their spouses. kelly questions whether she made the right decision. mark says that julie isn't any fun. >> is there -- >> now this is a message from you to kelly -- if i stopped and got "titanic" on the way home, wonder if i could get her to sit next to me on the couch. low expectations. was -- was kelly a girlfriend of yours or -- >> no. jus a friend. >> what

. >> reporter: -- kelly gibson's a.p. literature students are discussing artificial intelligence >> what i would like to see you guys do in this discussion is really be able to kind of vet how you feel about this >> reporter: she's talking about chatgpt, the new bot that can spit out college-level essays in seconds and has passed graduate-level medical, legal, and business exams school districts like new york city's are banning it what was your reaction when you first encountered chatgpt? >> my first reaction was absolutely panic >> reporter: but now this 25-year veteran of teaching is embracing it in one new lesson students had to read a book then write a thesis statement to plug into chatgpt. it spit out an essay which they then worked from >> if it's introduced to them not through the lens of being a cheating tool and instead through the lens of being something that will help them, we have a better chance further down the road of them seeing it that way >> reporter: in a recent survey of 1,000 college-aged students, mo

the junior senator from arizona, mark kelly, certainly does. sen. kelly: i was asleep.get up and watch the landing, something on tv. miles: the 113th mission of the space shuttle fleet, and the second now to end in catastrophe. that's where i was, covering the disaster on cnn. mark kelly was then a nasa astronaut with one mission under his belt. his twin brother, scott, was also in the corps. when did you know that there was trouble? sen. kelly: i got a phone call from my brother. and he just says that they lost communications and they lost tracking at the same time. and, at that point, i knew that this was not likely to turn out as any of us had hoped. miles: the orbiter had disintegrated as it streaked across texas. the crew of seven were gone. and kelly knew it. he raced to the johnson space center near his home in houston. sen. kelly: you know, nowhere in our contingency plan did we ever expect the space shuttle to crash within a two-hr drive of houston. you would never anticipate that. i said, we need to send somebody there, like right now. miles: he made some quic

border a few minutes later he called the agents again and while he was waiting for them to arrive kelly says that one of the armed men pointed a gun in his direction, so he fired several warning shots in their direction aiming well above their heads. when border patrol agents arrived they walked the property and found nothing later mr. kelly said that he walked his property and he found the body a 48-year-old gabriel, a mexican national with a history of crossing into the u.s. being deported, so far there's no motive it's unclear what type of weapon killed the mexican national or fee and the rancher had ever had contact before. we should note that george kelly is being held on $1 million b bond. >> tucker: thank you for that report tonight. so here is an equally amazing

kelly, you should underline what you just said. if you think the market is trading with that fed put still in there, that is a very interesting idea >> i don't know. it's hotly debated >> well, you can't just say that and move on, kelly those are kind of interesting fighting words right there if that's the case, the market may be in for a rude awakening >> i am trying to unpack it as much as you are, and figure out what people are positioning for. like you said, to be continued steve, thank you >>> speaking of global markets, the billionaire investor weighing in on the growing tensions with china and the u.s. take a listen. >> you could have an economic war in the form of sanctions that would be, if it happened, really shocking to the economy, world economy. >> and long-time china bull steven roach echoing that sentiment right here on "the exchange" a week ago, saying he's more concerned about china than ever. but my next guest said the end to zero covid and the reopening make china one of the best equity stories joining us is andr

i'm kelly evans. proceed with caution walmart and home depot getting disappointing outlooks for the year walmart's cfo is warning the consumer is very pressured my next guest says there will be no landing until there is a hard handing. and why none of this has been bad news for the stock market. our market guest insists it can continue, and he's answering your questions, too. tweet me and we'll try to share them it's all about rates, retail and risk on. three key names about to report. but first, the latest on this selloff. dom chu is back with those numbers. >> not the kind of fat tuesday party goers would want the bulls want some positivity, and you're not getting it today. we're near session lows. the dow down about 529 points, off 1.5% 4,016 for the s&p 500. the reason why this is important, we're getting back towards that 4,000 level at the highs of the session, we were down 27 points in the s&p, down 1 a71 at the low. and not too bad of a similar percentage loss for the nasdaq composite, 224 poi

i am a. >> kelly: i'm a! >> it's wonderful.i was already, it was in my heyday, and france i was like afraid. i was like i don't care but i don't think maybe the world is ready for this? i don't know. >> the world should be ready. >> kelly: i think it's

i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour, is the consumer simply unnapable yesterday's cpi showed inflation is still high. retail numbers show consumer spending is still strong we'll break down the data and talk about what it means for your money >>> travel is one area that is going strong and choice hotels delivered a block buster report. we have the labor market trends. >>> roku and stzillow are on dek to report. and we're seeing differentiation. the dow is down 144 points, so mostly lower here. the nasdaq is green, though, by about a tenth of 1%. it's the only one drifting in and out of positive territory. the dow low today, minus 256 now, got to talk about energy. the worst performing sector today, we're getting more inventories putting downward pressure on oil prices so wti crude, $78 a barrel devon, down. pioneer, occidental, all down. this is kind of the fly in the ointment about the risk. yields continue to be a big story. again, kind of different picture than what we are seeing in commodities. one-ye

>> hey, kelly.h, a huge increase in this type trading, just within a week, a couple day expiration. one thing to keep in mind is, it's pretty much all opened and closed or bought or sold or the reverse over the course of the day. so there is no time to build up these massive, off-side positions. so when i hear comparisons to volmageddon, that took an entire year in 2017 of relentless selling of volatility until these positions got to big that it finally unwound you know, option trades that are over the course of one day and then expire, they're wiped clean the next day so i'm not seeing what some of those comments you just mentioned. >> would you think the other signs in options markets or just in general in in terms of extended risk taking or anything like that? >> well, i mean, look, volatility levels are down from where they werel last year and down from where they were with covid. but they're still elevated compared to long-term history. we've seen an increase in skew, which everybody likes to l

>> reporter: kelly, that's right. warner brothers, they may have fallen short of estimates, but the ceo says while last year was focused on restructuring, this year is about building on the company's strength namely it's valuable ip, such as "lord of the rings." a key sign the company is focused on margins, losses were less than half the amount that analysts expected. those losses are on track to continue to trend down this quarter. the company's free cash flow also grew to nearly $2.5 billion. about 600,000 more than anticipated. atlantic equities writing -- >> one poe ten shall to make money, the new hogwarts video game sold 12 million units in just the first two weeks so kelly, the question is, what are the other brands that can generate revenue stories with? >> the new disney, what do you think? that's the question. maybe warner brothers discovery is the new disney. when i think of disney and what bob iger did so successfully, it was about creating brands, building up the franchises and exploiting them differently

there you are. >> kelly: thank you. >> ryan: thank you. >> kelly: that's right ever end.

i'm kelly evans.ad this hour, one of the few issues with bipartisan support in congress is heading for primetime tonight. 7:00 p.m. eastern, the first hearing from the house select committee on stra teenic competition between the u.s. and china. the key national security concerns and sticking with china, the reopening giving those stocks a boost and sparking global growth hopes. but why there are concerns about europe >>> plus, $400 billion in student loan debt is in the cross hairs of the supreme court, and the first step toward a decision on loan forgiveness are underway but first, today's market action dom chu with the numbers >> it's been range bound we've seen either side of that unchanged line and it's mixed in trading today. but we are tilting for the broader s&p 500. the dow, 32,800, down about 90 points we're hovering around that 4,000 mark for the s&p 500 this is right near session highs. up 13 so far at the highs. up about a quarter, down about a quarter percent at the height of the low. so

kelly and pointed an ak47 right at him. mr.ing for his life and safety fired several shots from his rifle hope to go scare them away from him his wife, animals and his home. mr. kelly took care to well aim over the heads of the armed group of men. now later in the day as mr. kelly says he was checking on his horse, his dogs brought him to the body of a man faced on the grass who had radio with him and tactical boots indicating he was possibly involved in illegal activity. mrs. kelly admitted to firing warning shots earlier in the day, he denies firing shots at anyone directly and he does not believe any of the shots could have possibly hit a perp or -- r cause of death. meantime their clients, 73-year-old george kelly is still in jail being held in protective custody on a 23-hour lockdown because he has received significant threats from other inmates. mike. mike: christina coleman live on the story. thanks very much. alicia: questions lingering surrounding shooting of new york congressman as officials shift focus of their inves

kelly, back to you. >> i will see you soon, tyler.. >>> still ahead, the countdown to cpi is on, but my next guest says even if it helps the market to rally the rally to be short lived. >>> and during february cnbc is celebrating black heritage through the stories of some of our teammates, contributors and leaders in business. here is robert smith >> today one of the primary barriers to accessing opportunity in the african american communities in internet connectivity reliable, affordable and fast internet access is something many of us take for granted, however, approximately 40% of black households don't have access to high speed broadband internet and approximately 80% of exist in deserts. the internet is and a necessity. >>> welcome back as investors look to history for indications about our next move, they're running into both extremely bullish and extremely bearish signals. mike santoli is a look with which might have a wrong that are usually more reliable, mike. >> yeah, kelly, i mean, both market bulls and economic pessimists

kelly went outside and saw his horse running away that's when the rancher and his wife said that they a group of men dressed in khakis and camouflage armed with ak-47s, no record showed

["be the one" by dua lipa] and now here are kelly ripa and me, deja vu.audience applause] [kelly laughing] let me get your chair. thank you, darling. yes, my lady. yes. thank you. thank you. you're so tiny. how come you always say that?

see what i did there, kelly? at the end of the day we were talking about carnival in q 4, where i like this space, i like carnival they've had a wildly impressive year to date you'll never go broke taking profit i'm more of a profit-taker if you will and we look at a high-beta stock in norwegian and it's $7 billion in market cap. so think about this is a very small company and it has ability of high risk, high reward, and i think we'll be focused and seema brought up a great point and the business conditions. we want to understand their perspective is 2023 going to be as robust as it is and right now, right here we have to take a profit >> real quickly, i haven't heard so much chatter about vix and options and are you worried about a market positioning even on an up day like this >> i think a lot of emotions will continue to go back and forth and this is a market that is coiled and that the market will release that coral to the upside a lot of people who are underinvested and there are folks that dive in with the

all right. >> kelly: good morning! >> ryan: allow. >> kelly: monday february 6th. february for another 3-8 months.

and kelly's favorite vantine, mark consuelos, joins kelly for the hour. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelo. [audience applause] ["you've got the love" by florence + the machine] ♪ you've got the love ♪ ♪ you've got the love ♪ oh my gosh! whoo! spin. spin, daddy. spin, daddy.

the prosecution said it's simple, kelly shot an unarmed man in the back when he was fleeing, but kelly said the men were armed and insisted he only fired warning shots. defense blasted it as a political explosion. alicia, we learned a bit more about why prosecutors are pursuing charges in this case. >> yeah, we did, john, including the existence of at least two witnesses that the santa cruz county sheriff's department says that they interviewed regarding that fateful january 30th afternoon. george allen kelly was in court today as you mentioned in part to formally request he be released from jail while the case continues. the judge denied the motion maintaining the $1 million bond. the defense attorney said he was not the aggressor when he fired warning shots, he claims they were armed, dressed in camouflage and one pointed a weapon at him. kelly says when he walked his land later that day, he found a 43-year-old mexican man shot to death. the prosecution has charged kelly with first-degree murder and aggravated assault. >> mr. kelly shot an unarmed man in the back in an unprovoked att

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i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour, a five-star manager gives us his tension trades, and trading three big names with earnings on deck, and we'll dive into the cp ireport stocks have turned lower and bond yields lurching higher as the markets digest the hotter than expected numbers. take a look at the yield on six-month treasury yields. if we close above 5%, it will be for the first time in more than 15 years as i speak, we're getting headlines from philly fed president. >> hey, kelly, he said he expects the fed to raise rates a few more times, and in doing so, 25 basis point hikes will be appropriate in the future. policy rates he says will be restrictive enough sometime this year for the fed to go on hold notice he said hold, not cuts. the fed goal is a modest slowdown in the economy. he sees it growing 1% this year enroute to 2%. he does see unmistakable signs oh of a slowing in interest rate sensitive sectors like housing other fed speakers, basically towing the hawkish line in the sense that logan

alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen coming up today stocks sinking to start the shortened week. rates rising if the fed stays higher will stocks go lower? well, that's what's happening at least now. we've got all the big movers and market reaction covered. >> plus, worries about the consumer one of the things weighing on stocks we'll dig into home depot and walmart's earnings and we'll talk to the head of a regional bank about what trends he's seeing but first let's get a trend here as we're at session lows across the board. dow's down more than 600 points. we're coming off three down weeks in a row and we're up less than 1% now for the year >> let's go over and check in with dom chu give us all the news on what's moving at this hour, leading with home depot, dom >> traders and investors are highly focused on that consumer trade. the two massive retailers part of that main event they're moving in different directions at least right now. dow component home depot taking a hit. you can see there -- well, it was taking a hit you can see on better than expected profits on slightly we

kelly o'grady is live with more. >> that's right, trace. from using social media. the surgeon general said mental health is the most important problem of our time. and google, apple, samsung, they share responsibility and could do more to improve the parental controls. i find this wild. having a smart phone is common. it wasn't like that in my day. the average age a child receives their phone is just around 12 years old. with that, social media steps away. very little prevents kids from downloading the apps. they can lie about their age. there's no standardization across app stores when it comes to age and content ratings. some providers like apple have parental controls but the onus is on the guardian. i spoke with a number of teachers, so kids have learned too hack the control. we spoke with a company that created their own phone because they felt the market leaders lacked safety protections. they say some of the responsibility has to lie with phone makers. there there's always this game of whack-a-mole that there's new features, no apps,

everyone loves chipotle, kelly >> this is true. the new steak -- is it garlic steak or something? >> anything with garlic is pretty good. >> it's $18 if you get a burrito practically. good to see you, delano saporu >>> up next a deeper look at the blow back over buybacks. dom chu putting the numbers on check out jim cramer live from the university of miami for "mad money's" 20th back to school tour that was on my son's short list of schools to attend i'll have him tune in anwad tch jim tonight. >> he should go. >> just go be there. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity (vo) give your business an advantage right now, with nationwide

i'm kelly evans. are we slowing or growing? jobless claims still super strong, but the yield curve, if you haven't seen it, giving a new extreme today. so which set of data do you believe and invest on? we'll post that question to our market guests. and proxy fight over nelson pelts bowing out of the battle for disney now that iger is back at the helm. is it smooth sailing for disney from here? and live, the tesla co-founder securing billions from the department of energy to hasten development of ev batteries here we're very excited for all of that but first, let's get to today's markets and dom chu with the numbers. >> it's loss of steam. it looked like it would be solid to the upside, but it's red across the board at 4112 for the s&p 500, at the highs of the session, we were up 39 that's a significant move on a basis of around 4,000. and then down 13 at the low. again, tilting towards the low part of that session the dow industrials down about 0.2%, the nasdaq composite down a similar percentage, about 13 points, but remember

our thanks to kelly o'donnell and ryan nobles. appreciate all of you. >>> now we want to go to turkey and syria where the search for survivors of the devastating earthquakes on monday grows more desperate by the hour. right now, officials have confirmed more than 11,000 people have been killed. thousands more wounded. and those numbers are only expected to rise. rescue workers from all over the world are pouring into the region, racing against the clock to save lives. this morning in southern turkey, about 30 miles from the epicenter of the first earthquake, rescuers pulled a 3-year-old out of the rubble from a flattened apartment building. he had been trapped for more than 43 hours. and kelly cobiella is on the ground in turkey not far from the epicenter. what is the latest on the search and rescue efforts? >> well, lindsey, just off in the distance where we are, about 25 miles from the epicenter, you can actually hear workers trying to recover bodies, sadly. they know they searched the house just a couple of blocks from here and

>> thank you, kelly.ld say, visa is an incredibly different company in 2023 than we were in 2008 we have many, many more debit cards, which tend to get used more in tougher economic situations, where much more focused on everyday spending, which tends to continue to hold up quite well in many, many economic cycles. we are seeing travel come back after this -- we never had a situation where a three-year pandemic tied people down. and i think that people are very, very anxious to get out and see relatives and check things off their bucket list they weren't able to do over the last three years i said last week that the consumer looks boringly consistent and that's the case we are watching closely, kelly we don't see anything in our data in the united states or in any other big market around the world, indicating that the consumer is softening. but it's something that we'll continue to watch very carefully. we know that there is some movement away from brands to generics in some cases, people are spending mor

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. >>> and kevin kelly joins us with a post earnings play on a winning bio tech name. dominic chu. this is options action live from the nasdaq market side from times square in new york city. on the desk tonight, mike co, carter worth, and brian substitute lan the groundhog says we're getting six more weeks of winter, check out the names on deck to report results. paypal, disney, uber, pepsi co all ready to deliver results next week. let's drill down on what we can expect out of some of those stocks we'll kick it off with uber. it's been a five-star rating start for the year for the ridesharing stock, shares up more than 30%. so mike co, what do you think about uber >> yeah, i mean, obviously it's been a spectacular beginning to the year, it's been a big run we've seen this week it's up 7% or so just since wednesday. the options market right now is implying a move of about 11% by the end of next week after they report earnings, a lot of flow we awe on the options market this week was bullish. the biggest coming in the weekly 2 1/2 calls that expire at the end of next we

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with ryan and kelly cheered his replacement >>.husband mark consuelo. >> the name of the show will be changed to live with kelly and mark. >> in what ryan and i are calling the nations's weirdest social experiment. >> i cannot wait to watch. >> market is not a newcomer to the show having been a guest host on live more than 100 times. >> we definitely have different points of view. >> i often find the show a safe place for me to share those grievances that i have. it will be like a little that of therapy for us >> he sees live as a natural next step. >>>> i shared my cup of coffee with her first thing in the morning anyway. >> for his part ryan said he was excited to pass the baton and he leaves with live on top as the number one daytime syndicated talk show. >> april. we can watch live with kelly and ryan every week day here on abc 7 as part of a morning line of which starts with abc7news at 5:00 a.m., "gma" at 7:00, followed by the view at 10:00 and midday live at 11:00. >> rights turn our attention to the weather. >> a bit cold.

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