it's a big shift from the 2010s. >> wow that is really telling lori ann, thank you for giving us thisat report some very interesting data that's lori ann larocco. >>> coming up on the show, more on the energy crisis and replacing fossil fuels brian sullivan is in the netherlands with the role on what renewable energy may play, brian. >> we talked about hydrogen. we'll talk a little bit more about it after the break but a former colleague of mine, building out and making money off of solar, off of wind. we'll talk about investment strategies taking some money off engy transition. this is next live on the netherlands here on "worldwide exchange." did you know your health has more to do with your zip code than your genetic code? that doesn't seem fair. we agree. but where you live determines access to doctors, green spaces and fresh food. that's why we grow our own. smart. we don't think it's right that some people are healthier than others just because of where they live. that's why we're delivering food to areas with less access to it, and helping schools teach kids about gardens. wish

. >> lori ann, have a good holida■ weekend. >> thanks. >> and to everyone watching as well, where iso hanukkah, everybody. we'll see you in the new÷■ year. i'm offe1 next week. yes. >> "closing bell" starts now.i >>> stocks have been all over the map today as inflation and consumer datae1 m

. >> lori ann, have a good holida■ weekend. >> thanks. >> and to everyone watching as well, where is ho, ho hat. >> look at you ladies in red here. >> tyler, we got the spirit here >> have a wondeu■u&■d■1 christm. great end to hanukkah, everybody. we'll see you in the new÷■ year. i'm offe1 next week. yes. >> "closing bell" starts now.i >>> stocks have been all over the map today as inflation and consumer datae1 raised more questions for invesjs. but we are moving higher this hour as we heade1 into the holiy weekend. up 165 on the>d■ow high of the day up 191 this is the make or break hour for your money welcome, everyone, bell." i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand in the market up half a percent on the s&p 500. looks better than where we were earlier this morning still down, though, for the week, third week in a row of losses for thew■ s&p 500 if you look at the nasdaq, there is turned higher in the session. it is lagging today. it is beingxd■helped by amazon, alphabet, costco, 5■■■3■eta, ap nvidia lagging, tesla down again, down 18% so far this week check out the major avera

ann rafferty. now back to lori. how are you? curve a the viewers kept ahead of the curve all year long.f well, you watch this show, of e course. so whilete the elites liedd yo to you, the angle told youh. the truth. for instance, here's what wel were saying on school closures versus some of those leaders who were proclaimed as the big covid heroes. statin cliee are devastating consequences of keepingtended children away from school for extended periods of time. >> and the science say s our students can't go back to their normal routine from a medical commonsensent standpoint, the decision to put kids back in schoodecisionl shoa slam dunk.k >> yes, we'ryes.e going to have the schools remain closed for the rest of the year. >> young people generallyey doao well with the virus, but they don't do well at all without in-person schooling.schn the damage incalculable. academic decline, depression, isolation, suicide, addiction, abuse, kids we all know are resilient. oh, they're all resilient right now. mayor, turns out we were right.e