the telegraph is saying that lori drivers therefore will be forced _ that lori drivers therefore willntining. for obvious— covert testing and quarantining. for obvious reasons. —— lorry. they will be waiting — obvious reasons. —— lorry. they will be waiting in— obvious reasons. —— lorry. they will be waiting in denver for a fortnight, which is no good for anybody _ fortnight, which is no good for anybody. it does say that the drivers — anybody. it does say that the drivers will take lateral flow test, not at _ drivers will take lateral flow test, not at the — drivers will take lateral flow test, not at the border, but just when they— not at the border, but just when they are — not at the border, but just when they are in — not at the border, but just when they are in the uk so that will avoid — they are in the uk so that will avoid hopefully the blockages at the port and _ avoid hopefully the blockages at the port and leading to delays in transit _ port and leading to delays in transit. which is of course good for no one _ transit. which is of course good for no one because they are b

lori: it is pretty sample -- simple.you look at relative valuations between the russell 2000 and s&p 500, there is a lot of dirty stuff but if you clean up the data we are all the way back down to extremes, all-time, historic lows on the relative valuation. with the meaningful movement we have seen the last few months, small caps are deeply undervalued versus large. they are closer to that low they just put in than to the long-term average. there is a lot of runway in this train. jonathan: let's talk about participation. how has the participation been in all of this? how will allocated have your clients been to the stores that have performed well? lori: it is hard to parse out exactly what has contributed to it, but if you look at the year to date performance, active managers have not performed that well. that is also year in which they did not perform that well either care and this is all looking relative to benchmark, not absolute terms. i want to go back to something you guys mentioned earlier about the low-quality tr

lori's two children disappeared only for their bodies to be found months later on chad's property. tonight, chad's sister-in-law speaks out for the first time about her sister's death and chad's wedding to lori a month later. >> i was shocked because at that point, i mean, tammy had only been gone for a month. and i just thought, is the grief clouding his judgment i mean, who goes and does that? >> you felt almost betrayed because i felt like, that was too soon for anybody to get over my sister >> see much more tonight on "dateline" at 9:00, 8:00 central. >>> up next, i speak with the navy commanders making history. >>> finally, as we near the end of women's history month, i want you to meet four remarkable women of color who are literally making waves at sea as they help shape the navy of the future their warships can deliver hundreds of sailors and marines into battle in virtually any part of the world. but for four naval officers, it would be hard to top the ground-breaking journey that led them to where they are now. commander kimberly jones commands the "uss tortuga." commande

joining us now live from the scene in boulder is reporter lori jane glee lori, what's the latest youl us about right now. >> you guys. this is a still a very active scene. there are dozens of first responder vehicles out here. we saw groups of investigators over on one side, we did see a big group of medics just walk towards the center of the parking lot to give you an idea. we're about 2 miles south of the university of colorado boulder campus about 27 miles northwest of denver. what we know is that around 2.30. there was an active shooter call here at the king soopers grocery store. it's the same as a kroger. this is your typical strip mall parking lot. there's a bank here. there's a pizzeria lots of people would come here just to do their normal shopping. now, what we know there was a call for a shooting that happened. we don't know exactly how many people were injured at this point. but witnesses told us they saw somebody with tactical gear carrying a ar 15 style rifle. they heard and saw multiple shots. one person told us he saw what he believed were at least 3 people who appear

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how lori we carried most of that news conference live here. it seemed like there are a lot of details that we still don't know about. >> yeah. we're still waiting for a lot of information. they just gave preliminary details at this point. but i can confirm that they say there is no imminent threat right now. they do have a person of interest in custody and they did say that person was injured during the course of all of this and that person is now being treated at the hospital. i want to show you how active the scene is currently right now. there's still lots of emergency vehicles here on the scene. police vehicles ambulances, different sheriff and police departments from around this area. to give you an idea of where we are about 2 miles south of the university of colorado boulder campus. so students use this grocery store were about 27 miles northwest of denver to give you a recap of what happened around 2.30 this afternoon. there was an active shooter call at this grocery store. it's a king soopers. this is a typical grocery store plaza piz

the mayor of chicago, now, lori lightfoot.ayor, thanks so much for taking the time this morning. >> my pleasure. >> so, that's the goal. to -- to have a return to relative normalcy, by july 4th. i wonder, do you think that's an achievable goal? >> you know, i -- i do. and i think the president really set it out well. but, it depends on what we, as individuals, and collectively, do between now and then. we have got to keep getting vaccine into the arms of folks, across the nation. and certainly, here, in chicago. but we, also, have to make sure that folks recognize that covid-19 is still, very much, part of our present. which means we have got to continue wearing masks. we haveg got to do the social distancing and all the smart things that we have been doing, now, for over a year. to keep ourselves safe. but certainly, the future looks a lot brighter, and a lot closer to normal than it did a year ago. but diligence has to remain, every single day. >> yeah. he said -- you mention vaccines. he set a goal of saying, that by may 1s

inside so joining us now is laurie thomas the president of the golden gate restaurant association lorihank you for joining us tonight. restaurants got some notice before this anticipated march 3rd date of easing restrictions in san francisco. so one or restaurants getting ready to welcome people back indoors and are you hopeful that it's actually going to happen on wednesday are you worried that the rug pulled out from underneath you again. >>well thank you so much for having me and we're super excited to be at the cusp moving into red as you guys it's really once the state does it makes the county and city of san francisco in bread then we will move forward and all the numbers look like that is going to but until the state blesses us we can't move to the next step of the intention is to move to that step. >>on wednesday to be able to open up indoor 25% capacity and then there's a few other changes that if we have time i'd love to just. >>just share with you about outdoor dining as well that will also happen on wednesday. >>correct so i think you all have been aware there's been a curf

out how dental implants work and how you can change your life in one location in one day, just like lori (upbeat music) - they took an x-ray of my mouth and they were able to say we can work with that. (lori laughs) - her teeth are in. - oh my gosh (laughs excitedly). - we'll be right back. - i would come into work as early as three and four in the morning to avoid people. when you've got 10 to 12 teeth missing, you can't hide that. - having to talk in front of groups, he was very shy because he didn't like to show his teeth or smile. - for years, i would dream of the place where i could go and one day come out and have all my teeth. - at clearchoice, our responsibility is to educate you and facilitate, so you are very comfortable with the decision you're making. - doing dentures just wouldn't work for me. it was a very collaborative and team approach. they've got a lab there, everything gets done in the lab, clearchoice put together a personalized plan, and i've got the best smile i could ever ask for, in one day. - [mark] it is 100% transformation. (mellow music) (moves into upbeat mus

. >> lori and her husband had the time to see what other defendants were pleading guilty to and whatnot going to be needed here. singer will likely serve less than ten. he will be sentenced last. >> the government does not want a case where they might need a case where they might need rick singer's testimony. (drumsticks rattle, feedback hums) (door closes in distance) ♪ ♪ (overlapping voices): we are producers, engineers, singers, songwriters, musicians, tour and live production crews, and thousands more of us. (male voice): without us, the music stops. (overlapping voices): we need your help (female voice): to keep the music playing. (male voice): support those impacted today at: musicares.org. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ freedom. it's at the core of who we are. the freedom to live without fear. to jog where we please. to wear a hoodie. the freedom to breathe. before we celebrate the freedom most americans have, we must fight for the freedom all americans deserve. because all lives can't matter, until black lives matter. >> it takes a certain type of author to get a book published before her 13th birt

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pritzker, the mayor of the city of chicago lori lightfoot, the cook county board president fred winkle and all the others who are doing their best pronounced with senator duckworth last friday that we are going to put the new facility in the parking lot of the united center where the amazing chicago bulls play basketball from time to time and it's going to be able to vaccinate thousands of people every single day. it's federal assistance that's making it happened. batson and neighborhood were african-americans and latinos are nearby and we need to a protect them with even more effectiveness and we have to date. they account for 33% of the population of that area and only 16% have been vaccinated. the american rescue plan provides 20 billion to expand our vaccine distribution capacity. you would think that would maybe attract one republican supporter. it should. there is certainly some who argue against all vaccines and spending money for it and all the rest but they are such a small minority. the vast majority of americans of both political parties understand that we have got to go to

i am joined by the jackson mayor and lori bertram roberts.start with you first, mayor. jackson has long history of having issues with water. there are t-shirt shops that are say welcome to boil water alert jack, mississippi, which is not funny at all. it's been likened to flint. how bad is the crisis and what is the timeline for people in jackson to get their water back on. >> joy, thank you for having me on this evening. i thank you lori for being here, as well. this situation is extremely critical. as you can imagine, you have residents who don't have the necessities that they need not only for drinking and cooking and bathing, but we are in the midst of a pandemic, which, you know, necessitates the need for water even more. what took place was that the pressure in our distribution system was interrupted by the storm. it froze pipes, it froze water coming from the intersection. we don't have a water treatment facility which is weatherized and years of a lack of investment not only locally, but more importantly, state and federal funds that

. >> i'm kim lori, currently the president of the south dakota aerospace foundation where the nonprofit supports the south dakota air and space museum here outside of ellsworth air force base. i spent 20 years in the air force and retired as a captain. i entered in 1971 and was initially trained as a gunner on a b-52. after serving about 10 years as a gunner, i was able to complete the requirements for a commission in the air force, and then became an officer. i served my next 10 years in the air force as a launch control officer on on titan two missiles and the minuteman two missiles and retired as an officer. i came to ellsworth as a gunner and came back as a missile launch officer. in all of that, when i was here as a gunner, i became involved in the museum and remained connected to the south dakota air and space museum for about the full 35 years of its operation. one of the reasons i am so connected to it is that, now, many of the things that are on display here are items that i once used in my career. what i would like to show you, at this point, is the missles procedure trainer t

lori echo -- laura? >> hi. my name is laura packard. i am a small business owner in denver. i am here today because the affordable care act saved my life. four years ago, i walked into a doctor's office with a nagging cough. i walked out with a stage iv cancer diagnosis. without the aca, i would never have afforded the six months of chemotherapy and month of radiation it took for me to be in remission today. i used to have junk insurance. if i still had that insurance, today i would be bankrupt or dead. the day after my first chemotherapy, republicans in the u.s. house voted to dismantle the aca and strip away the care that was keeping me alive. not only did i have to fight cancer, but also the president and congress just to stay alive. thankfully, we one. 135 million americans with pre-existing conditions like me got to keep our health care. many of the people responsible for threatening our care are no longer in office. i was honored to go out on the road with protect our care to share my story and lift up stories from people whose lives were touched by the aca. i am now e

lori loughlin and her husband mossimo giannulli pleaded guilty last may. defendants were pleading guilty to and what their sentences were. and so they clearly saw that a heavy, heavy penalty was not going to be meted out here. if you went ahead and pleaded guilty. >> reporter: singer, who could have faced 65 years based on the charges, will likely serve forless than ten -- far less than ten because he helped prosecutors. he'll be sentenced last. >> the government doesn't want any case out there where they might need rick singer's testimony. so they keep that carrot dangling in front of rick singer because he knows he's got to tow the line until the last moment. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," mola lenghi. >> he's towing the line. we've been trying to get an interview for over a year. would be curious to hear what he has to say about all this. to hear that parent, they say it's a -- >> verbatim. recreation, but the verbatim transcripts. >> i'm not worried about the moral issue. cringy. >> yeah. >> we don't know exactly how it was said. if those are the

. >> lori garver: and it will be great when we go back, and we especially will be great if we, this time, can stay. >> whitaker: lori garver was the number two official at nasa during much of the obama administration. she wants america back on the moon, but believes the current approach is the wrong way to get there. >> garver: i would not have recommended the government build a $27 billion rocket, when the private sector is building rockets nearly as large for no cost to the taxpayer. ( "falcon heavy" launch ) ( crowd cheers ) >> launch director: ignition, lift-off. >> whitaker: she's talking about rockets like elon musk's "falcon heavy." >> there it is! >> whitaker: garver was an early advocate of turning all the development of big new rockets over to private companies like spacex. >> garver: but the congress had a different goal. their goal was really to extend the contracts and jobs in their districts. >> whitaker: at the time, 2010, the space shuttle was about to be grounded... >> mission control: touchdown. >> whitaker: ...and members of congress feared that aerospace jobs in their

i am trying to pair the message you are talking about from jonathan golub, from lori calvasina, with the message we heard from matt horn bok -- with matt hornbach. i am trying to figure out the consistency here, the urgency may be felt by fed officials paired with this incredible optimism still seen in equities. tom: i would suggest the market is doing the combing down for the fed. jonathan: totally agree because the fed hasn't said anything about coming down yet. they've got plenty of opportunity to later this week. i asked this question a little earlier. are they more concerned about tens and elsewhere, or about market pricing and rate hikes prematurely? lisa: hold on a second. and i didn't have an answer for you last time because i didn't have that much time. i have a couple more seconds. jonathan: you've got an hour. lisa: ok, and our on short-term fed policy -- ok, an hour on short-term fed policy. on the long end, on 10 year, on 30 year treasury yield, that affects the borrowing costs of the united states and the willingness of fiscal policy makers to borrow more money and inve

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. >> lori montenegro es nombrada como una de las mujeres m (música). >>> ahora en telemundo 48 a trespies de distancia lo que dicen las autoridades que tienen que estar los niños en nuestra clase. #seguro es eso. de qué manera tercer cheque de estímulo a la la de hacer mi declaración de impuestos es una de las tantas preguntas que nos contestó un experto y las compartió comenzamos. (música). >>> los cbc actualizaron el protocolo para los alumnos que cursan las clases presenciales en el país qué tal buenas tardes nuevo cambio recomienda que los alumnos mantengan una distancia de tres pies mientras se encuentran adentro de las hablas siempre con este no sonó mascarilla. qué tan seguro es esto conversó con expertos del sector de la salud y por el que grupo de estudiantes esta recomendación cuéntanos. y las recomendaciones con alumnos de las escuelas primarias y secundarias y me dicen que acortar la distancia física es un paso seguro algunos profesores creen que es una medida muy riesgosa >>> van estar muy cerca el uno del otro. no tienen esta capacidad uno como educador tiene que estar a

. >> lori, let's talk about the stock side, because the response from scott, and other people on the social media things is basically if scott is right, and i know that bob disagrees, but if scott is right, and you should let me know if you agree or disagree, but equities have nowhere to go but up if the yields come back down. >> well, look, i would say that i am actually maybe a contrarian on both fronts, and more in bob's camp of the 10-year is headed and a lot of factors to look at and the recessions usher in regime changes, but look, i think that the equity market relationship with yields is a very, very complicated one. and perhaps if we see the 10-year move down, you can reinvigorate the tech side of the market, and take it back up again and i would not say get out of the way, because it is a very very narrow trade with some of the old leadership, and frankly some of the time that i have been spending is what happens if the yields creep higher and we do think that the equities can model through it, but we think that it is going to usher through one of the regime changes where t

lori we are trying to get the photo of officer tally up.pparently was just tweeted out. >> you say he was with the force from 2010. i i noticed when police chief gave up there. there he is. 51 year-old officer tally when police chief gave a press conference this evening. she was choked up. i understand. yes, he was first on the scene there. there's some discussion that that perhaps he may have saved many lives. what you know. >> i would imagine that is very likely when when an officer shows up on the scene that anybody's they're trying to deter the situation that lives have been saved because of the people out here. i know there was another witness that was also out here on the scene who saw the shooter approaching the store when in to tell people that they should be getting out. you know, they're also shoppers are going into a store that had no idea what was going on, which is the chilling part about all of this is that some people are going to shop while the shooter was in the store. so definitely some actions of the people out here. live

. >> lori will book next thursday thanks to the announcement. she hasn't minded the wait. patience is what public officials are urging. >> we have the capacity to vaccinate over 200,000 people a week in our county and we're doing probably a third of that. >> in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> come april 15th it could get competitive so you might want to start newing about how start thinking about how you'll secure your shot. register with myturn.ca.gov. you can sign up to be notified, and once your eligible you can schedule appointments through myturn.ca.gov and you can sign up to be notified when appointments open up. the cdc's vaccine finder tool will help you find vaccine locations near you and some cities and counties book separately. in california most can go to hospitals, community vaccination sites clinics and pharmacies. it can all sound a little daunting. we met a woman who might be able to help you. >> i said i think i'm the vaccine whisperer and then it stuck. it started as a joke but just this morning i booked three more appointments for friends i was able to h

had his first hit of the spring today, a gapper to right-center lori is on his horse and he lays it for a triple. nice run in there now i don't know if you saw the highlights last night but but he read is making the most of his opportunity the non-roster invitee hit a homer yesterday and hit another one today, the a's go on to win to the one out this buddy guy had to do some he's from new york what high school in rhode island and then played his collegiate baseball at florida so he's on a non-guaranteed contract, but even in the first game he threw someone out at home plate 2 home runs now so you play like you he wants to make the big leagues show what he's story to follow in spring training. so we'll keep an eye out for him, the rudy of baseball thanks jayson coming up first responders leading a special celebration as a resident turns a 105 years old. to be honest...a little dust? it never bothered me. until i found out what it actually was. dust mite droppings? ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer heavy duty sweeper and dusters. dusters extends to 6 feet to reac

. >> we have another question from lori.ori says she is wondering about the tasks which the students were given. she asks were traditional native american roles considered when assigning boys and girls activities, or did the tasks conform mostly to white conceptions of gender-related tasks, or were neither considered? >> thank you for that question. fort lewis was part of the bigger industrial vocational school paradigm where the curriculum was set so that it pattern itself after euro-american divisions of gender and gender divisions. part of that assimilation was to bring about a cultural change for native students so that women would be confined to the domestic sphere in their labor. but women could garden and tend to their own moral craft, but by and large it was young boys who were going to transform it into that agrarian idea of being a farmer, providing for your family, being the head of the family. and so most tribal societies had it that the genders are complementary. if it is pattern after euro-american, there is th

lori jane. >> as you said, 10 fatalities that we don't know much about. most of the victims involved in this. but again, one of them was 51 year-old boulder police officer eric tell you've been on the force since 2010 and we know that he was the first officer on the scene when the shooting started around 2.30. this afternoon. the shooter, as you said, is in custody. we also know that that person was injured during the course of all this. i want to show you what's going on right now. there a big heavy emergency presence earlier today. there are still investigators here on the scene of those dwindled. quite a bit. we did see officers inside the front of the king soopers grocery store earlier a few minutes ago taking pictures inside the grocery store. >> the police chief said this shooter had a rifle witnesses described it as ar 15 style rifle when he started shooting in the parking lot. we were unable to get much of a motive or any motive at all for that matter or a positive identification on the shooter. but we do know earlier in the day. they hauled away

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you love to see it ramon laureano had his first hit of the spring today, a gapper to right-center lori is on his horse. he lays it out for a triple. really talented cat right now. now. no the saw the highlights yesterday, but buddy reed is making the most of his opportunity the non-roster invitee hit a homer yesterday he had another one today also made a crazy throw the gun someone down at the plate a few days ago, he's having a good spring, he's playing like someone wants to make who wants to make the show so go for buddy, the aid going to win this one 2 to one. you know those are always the stories day. you love i suppose that cost a a mess and need a little lysol we all of can't can't be too safe. it's definitely point >>you have a guy on the roster lady, playing great ball, so you love to see you love to see it. but we explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order

dozens of people were charged in the scandal including actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman whoch 17th. >>> britain's prince philip was transferred to a special london hospital specializing in cardiac care. buckingham palace said that the 99-year-old husband of queen elizabeth was moved from another hospital yesterday. officials say he will undergo testing for a pre-existing heart condition and continue treatment for an ongoing infection. he was first admitted to a london hospital about two weeks ago. >> oh, yeah, i think people think it's a bit silly. yes, the concept should be able to get the best care he can get. >> to his birthday, yeah. >> a telegraph. >> yeah, telegraph his wife, yeah. >> the palace says phillip is expected to remain in the hospital until at least the end of the week. >>> lady gaga's dog walker is describing what happened last week when he was shot during a kidnapping of the singer's two french bulldogs. ryan fischer posted a photo yesterday. recounting the terrifying ordeal saying it was a close call with death. the video shows two men jumping out of a ca

off cross no off goes no no lori believe it's no want to believe she has been living in very same boat life and necessary you can see so she was not there that i know and yet every once in my country we leave that ok thank you very much activist you sure thaw any young on full time with us and. the un world food program says syria is facing the worst conditions since the start of the civil war 10 years ago the organization says nearly 60 percent of the population are suffering from hunger or food insecurity the situation is being made worse by the pandemic and they collapse of the corner me. in this camp in northwest syria the end of winter does not promise residents responds only new problems already rain has turned the earth to mud and flooded the rickety tents sheltering desperate families. 10 years into the syrian civil war the assad regime and its allies are back in control only the shouted it lib region remains under militia control here jihadists rebels are holding out with turkish help millions of displaced syrians are stuck on both sides of the frontline for them the harsh wea

. >> reporter: lori will be able to book next thursday thanks to the governor's announcement. she hasn't minded the wait. >> there are 7 billion people in the world, i'm patient. >> reporter: the patience is what public health officials are urging. in santa clara county they don't have enough shots for the week in our county and we're doing probably a third of that. sergio quintana, "today in the bay." >>> now we've reached a huge milestone in the fight against covid-19. take a look at marchin county, it is the first county with more than 50% of its population receiving at least one vaccine dose. it's one of the counties in yellow that have more than 40% of their population vaccinated. you can see the rest of them right here but that also includes san francisco, contra costa and san mateo county. now, alameda is still in the mid-30s over there at 34%. santa clara county you see down here to the south bay, 31% right there of its population have received the vaccine. now we're still working on the updated numbers over up in the north bay. >>> no vaccine, no on-ramp us classes, t

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i have friends who lived in england and she still says boot and lori and been with an american asked -- american accent. my grandfather had great respect force her winston, but beyond that, beyond the respect for his abilities, he found her winston to be a thoroughly decent human being -- he found sir winston to be a thoroughly decent human being. he was straightforward and had the interest of not only the english people but the people throughout the world, especially when it came to world war ii. that sir winston and my grandfather saw the larger picture, the greater good as opposed to the soviets, stalin and the soviets, who at that point were seeing only gain, seeing some self protection, but seeing gain and conquest rather than the greater good. that is still important today as a partnership, if you will between england and the united states, is that you have to look beyond your borders, look to your countrymen, but you have to look to people around the world not only for your own and some of it is enlightened self interest, but also the greater good of people brought the world.

. >> prompted by that crushing reality lori started searching 4 shot. i just and stocking the might turn dot like how every day. >> greens. cbs has its standing in line with pharmacies at the end of the day struggling to make ends meet. she says that she just kept going. i am doing childcare in the meantime to fill in the gaps of my missing business. it's been. >> i got shut down 10 pd april. so it's been almost a year. i can't live on unemployment and pleasanton california. >> and then there were the haters a you know. hey, from all that, you know, it's not my turn. chart. what your turn and i've been waiting lorry says finally suddenly it happened. an appointment confirmed. but then as soon as they sat down and the officer basin area. i immediately just broke because it was. said he thought i was having a reaction. he said you can hear you, ok. feel. >> never felt better if i. >> there are so many stories we've heard like lorries were so many people desperately want to get vaccinated, but it is still a supply issue. just not. i'm not back saying to go

. >>> i am lori anthony at berkeley where most of the students are back in class. -- five days a weeke pandemic pause is over for some local favorites. they are coming back, this season. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >>> i did not know it would be offered this early. >> i just found >> they are teenagers with no underlying health conditions. because of where they live, they will qualify for the coronavirus vaccine by the end of this week. good evening, thank you for joining us. >>> as california ears up to honor those 50 years and older, it has vaccinated the majority of this group already. part of our vaccine team has spoken with contra costa county's deputy officer who said, they could be opening up vaccination for those 16 and older as soon >> reporter: located in the east bay with 1.2 million residents, contra costa county is leading the way. this week emma they are two weeks ahead of the vaccine eligibility schedule. >> reporter: what is the secret? >> the secret is working with communities. they are an important partner. th

that's lori, marking it and putting it down the bulls case you haven't noticed.y're playing pretty good basketball these days, not quite to the michael jordan days, but they're looking pretty good. how's he gonna make it into the plants? that is the sporting life, guys? andre julie to get it back to you pretty good stuff there in sports. lot of skills. thanks for hank. very good. all right. fun to see mark. thank you. oh, good night, andre and everybody at home. thanks for joining us with celebrity? oh, this is such a good one. one time i saw jack nicholson at the car wash. i can't go through this again. jack nicholson does not drive a hyundai odyssey with a co-exist bumper sticker, cam. being in the closet business, i met a lot of famous people. i can't name names, but let's just say it's someone who's the boss. you met bruce springsteen? no, tony danza. oh, from the tv show? nah, she was the boss. it's open to interpretation. i saw santa claus at the mall. "the unwitting miss castle." what's that about? it's about three persecuted women in different time period

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. >> next question will go to lori garrett. >> sorry, had a moment of un- muting. thank you very much. i have a question regarding the variance and this is both for doctor fauci and willensky. we have a new york variant that went from 0.2% of identified in early november to now 28% in new york and it seems to have arisen in hiv-aids patients indicating the possibility that we could see variance arriving at highly suppressed individuals. and they are warning that it may be colonizing nasal cells with very high like tenfold affinity to the a2 receptors and that is pretty privileged in terms of neutralizing antibodies. so i wonder, my question is how worried should we be about this particular variant, and is it possible that vaccinated and covid surviving individuals who have neutralizing antibodies in their systems could still harbor and colonize and transmit from their noses to other individuals. thank you. >> let's start with doctor fauci. >> we certainly are taking the new york variant, the five to six very seriously. as you know, it started off in what is likely

and as lori said correctly, that was probably how all this started with 526. >> next question, jeremy diamond at cnn. reporter: thanks for taking the question. sorry. let me mute this tv here. apologies. i'm hoping you could address some of the concerns that the more easily deployable nature of the johnson & johnson vaccine will make it the go-to vaccine for marginalized and harder to reach communities. i know you have said that that's something that you're monitoring and you want states to distribute these shots equitably. but beyond monitoring, what more can the administration do to not only avoid this perception that you have different vaccines for different classes of americans, but also to make sure that you're getting the most bang from your buck for an epidemiological perspective, given the limited supply? dr. nunez-smith: absolutely. thank you for the question. so, you know, we shouldn't lose sight of the very good news that we have. we have three authorized vaccines, that's tremendous. we do expect that they be distributed evenly for all communities to benefit. there are clin

i got a call from lori from the golden gate restaurant association. look like in terms of lives lost, but also what the future would look like in terms of entrepreneurs and businesses crushed, and what would be a challenging time. lori had seen other communities around the world, confronted with the same problems, were looking at how they could more effectively use sidewalks, spaces, and streets; could we allow businesses to get out in the right-of-way and meet in space outdoors and continue to meet the needs of the community and meet the economic needs of employers and employees. it was not easy. there are a lot of unsung heroes in all of this. one of the most -- she's not the most unsung, but she's one of the most heroic is our city administrator, carmen chu. one of the things that she really helped move forward was this shared spaces program. we were on different calls with different department heads. here we are. m.t.a. is pretty important in all of this, and what would have to happen to roll this program out, to meet the concern of neighbors and

tom: lori has been the strongest, most present analyst i have seen in 20 days or so. in small caps, you have winners and a lot of losers who did not have the courage. it is about stock picking. jonathan: this benchmark on the s&p 500, that is why we have been trapped around this 3900 level. tech is such a heavy waiting. i know we keep going back to it, but that is -- that has been the story. lisa: it will probably continue given the rotation people are expecting. with the stockpicking paradise, this idea of concentration becomes more of a risk. i think of stock investment and kathy would. you have to look at who owns the stuff, how concentrated that ownership is. tom: you are 100% about stock picker's reality, but then you diversify away the alpha. ability had a more concentrated portfolio versus only 300 securities. jonathan: i will be interested to see if -- morgan stanley is pushing back against the same story. tom: this is important. christopher marangi with that important story on goldilocks. goldilocks is gluten-free. lisa: maybe your home is gluten-free. tom: o

>>lori's focus is on financials right now but from the derivative side, when you look at the financials, the one thing that has changed from the options market is the fact that by box -- that buybacks are allowed again. what that does is it goes back to skew. if you think that buybacks exist, that essentially puts a put on the market. it's a dampening effect on the downside when you know the company's stock can be bought. it whittles the downside skew further and further. structurally, we like trade and. we are selling puts to fund the upside where there continues to be a long way to go because we think that put bill is far more comfortable when we know the buybacks are in place and that backstops the shares. jonathan: i don't think you are nuts, just to be clear. some great work. i think we should stand back and look at what we are talking about. $1400 stimulus checks and not my view, the view of people on wall street that this money could go into several names, maybe into the options market and whip around monster mega cap tech stocks. tom: i know that thinking is out there. i totally