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. >>> stocks looking at a midweek market boost. diane king hall has the update. >>> good morning.derway for ten minutes and stocks are higher. the dow jumping 103 points at the moment. s >>> the bleeding on the nation's balance sheets soared in january. the congressional budget office said that the deficit shot up to $167 billion last month. that is five times the amoutime spending on extended unemployment rose to $34 billion and payments for emergency rental totaled 25 billion. it's expected to climb as the biden administration gears up for another round of stimulus.. >>> here is a look at some of the wardrobe worn by alex trebek. its been donated to charity. they gave the clothing to the doe fund, that helps people break the cycle of homelessness by helping them find jobs. he died in november at the age of 80. >>> let's get a check on the roads. we are tracking that crash near fremont, southbound 880 near the auto mall parkway exit, two lanes are blocked in that area so it's really slowing speeds down. woe have heard there is a car overturned. speeds dipping down to four miles a

hall. >>> united states financial markets reopened today after being closed for president's day. world stocks started the week with gains, driven by economic growth in japan and on hopes that expanding roll outs of coronavirus vaccines will end the pandemic. >>> stocks on wall street hit new records friday. the dow gained 27 points. >>> ja guar has announced plans to be fully electric by 2025. the 86-year-old luxury brand has been struggling and hopes the move will turn the company around. all electric version of their most popular vehicle is expected in 2024. >>> and a lysteria outbreak linked to cheese has sickened several people. the cdc hasn't identified a specific brand of cheese but said pregnant women, older adults and people with weak immune systems should avoid eating queso fresco and blanco. for more head to cbs money watch.com at the cbs broadcast center. >>> to our storm watch now. going live to texas which is under a state of emergency after an unusual winter storm. right now two thirds of americans are under winter weather alerts and warning that are bringing ice, s

big chain store is promising to make shopping easier for consumers and a late market rally on wall street. diane king hally's money watch report. good morning. >> good morning. yeah. after a sharp sell off in early trade wall street rallied back. fueled by comments from federal reserve chair jerome powell. he said the economic outlook is still uncertain. >>> insta cart and wal-mart are teaming up for same day delivery. there's no membership fee. it kicks off in ill skill will expand to other stores nationwide. >>> nike and other sports brands are reacting in the wake of tiger wood's accident. nike said our heart are with him and his family and bridge stone golf said the company was hoping for good news. the golf legend was involved in a single vehicle roll over collision in la yesterday. >>> and with wunderlust i hear some are ready to make serious sacrifices to travel again. tell me more. >>> this is wild. according to a new surrender 38% of americans will give up bedroom intimacy for a year to travel immediaty.all togetherr love interest aside, a quarter of people said they would sacrifice all of their

this has been unnerving markets now up for some federal days in asia markets closed for lunar hall dayg kong was up and finished slightly higher half a percent higher. now sof the top sthiers we are watching this morning. president biden holding first call with chinese president xi jinping, since taking office readout from the call shows that the president raised, quote, fundamental concerns about beijing cohearsive unfair check practices as well as human rights issues and preserving free and open indo pacific region. xi reportedly willing to work with the united states on combating covid-19. and inferring global economy hour arse the president established a pentagon task force to review the u.s. strategy towards china. and executive hold htion now held by chinese authorities as apartment of a probe into high profile corruption. shared personal data collected by ten cent social media app we chat with one of the country's former top law enforcement officials. he was identified as a company vice president in a 2018 statement by a local municipal government ten cent has never held a senio

diane king hall with an update as the market opens up. good morning. >> good morning.n't always tell the story of the end of the session. you are right. stocks are under pressure in the early action. we are with in the first 15 minutes of trading here. the dow right now down 23 points. just up a fraction -- down rather a fraction of a percent. nasdaq is under pressure as well as you continue to see losses in the tech sector. nasdaq down 92 points. wouldn't be surprised by the pattern of the past couple days to see those losses continue. that has seemed to be a play of getting out of those stay at home stocks. s&p500 under pressure as well. >>> macy's said it earned $160 million during the 4th quarter which included the important holiday shopping season. consumers spent more on home, beauty and jewelry. they have lost sales, as much of its consumer base works from home and opts out of social events. spring may still be challenging but it expects a stronger recovery in the second half of 2021. >> why buy new shoes when nobody is really seeing them on the zoom calls. righ

diane king hall is live with the story. the market is opening up.reporter: good morning. trading has been underway for less than 15 minutes and stocks are slightly higher. the dow is on the plus side by 35, up a little more than a tenth of a percent. tech sector, nasdaq is better by 60 points. it is certainly doing better than dow on percent base. s&p 500 the plus side as well. as next round of stimulus checks gets closer to reality, some are urging americans to file taxes for 2020. that's because latest stimulus will be based on most recent earnings and filing status. if filers lost theijob or had a baby potential stimulus or lack thereof will reflect that. without the tax return the government will rely on 2019 filings to determine how much economic relief filers are entitled to. >> diane king hall with cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you. >>> anthony mason joins us from new york. good morning anthony. >> reporter: good morning. ahead on cbs this morning, most texans are getting power back but the situation is still wit of drinking water. we'll talk with

we were successful in activating all three plazas that connect city hall to market street. plaza. during the holidays we had musical performances. the final of those seven events was our amazing tree lighting in front of city hall in partnership with numerous public and private agencies. primarily the recreation and park department. we missed that this year. we very much hope to get it back next year. that is it. thank you. >> may we move on to mid market community benefit district, central market. >> vice chair peskin may have a question. >> for the mid market central market, but i can wait until after the presentation. >> please proceed. >> thank you. this is the fiscal year -- calendar year 2018 mid market community benefit district annual report. central market cbd is operating under calendar year report for quite some time. community benefit district business improvement districts governed by 1994 law and article 15 of business and tax regulations code. oewd this covering calendar year 2018. ensures they meet management plans or staff conducts annual report review and f

and stacy look at the warnings of the hall economic life expectancy cost to look. in the paper gold market. to bring you the latest global news updates to join us again. max kaiser this is the kaiser report max and stacey have been talking about the global insurrection against banker occupation now for more than 15 years it's coming to a head. right the new york times doesn't use giago the global insurrection against banker occupation what they use instead is the revolt of the public how they're looking at the whole situation we've seen with wall street bets taking on reviving on practically dead company called game stop and using that zombie to against the zombie if a kid at the zombified the people who's on the fight they conned me the hedge funds the private equity and stuff like that so let's look at this have like the game stop reckoning was a long time coming this week gleeful online hordes turned the stock market upside down this shouldn't come as a surprise while watching the game stop drama i've been reflecting on what the author martin gurrey calls the revolt of the public mr gur

. >>> from market concerns over game stop to prices being slashed on fake meat products. diane king hall has all the latest business news in the latest money report. >>> stocks gained more ground on tuesday. the dow rallied 475 points. the nasdaq jumped 209 and the s&p500 added 52. >>> amazon ceo is stping down later this year. the 57-year-old founder will become executive chairman of the company's board. the world's richest man said he wants to focus on charity and his other companies. the top cloud executive will be the new ceo. >>> treasury secretary is reportedly calling a meeting with financial regulators to discuss the market volatility after the crazy week game sop and other stocks had. the meeting could happen as soon as today. game stop shot up more than $400. >>> and impossible foods is slicing part of the cost off its fake meat. the maker is cutting the suggested retail price by 20% at united states grocery stores. that translates to roughly $5.49 for impossible burger patties and $6.99 for a 12- ounce package. they said the goal to ramp up production and under cut ground beef

diane king hall has those stories in today's money watch report. >> reporter: concern over the bond market and interest rates sent wall street into a tail spin yesterday. the dow tumbled 559 points, nasdaq skidded 478. s&p 500 slid 96. economic impact of recent deep freeze in texas may be more costly than the most destructive hurricanes. according to economic research firm, the dead lid storm may cost nearly $300 billion in part due to lost income and reduced economic output. that's more than double what hurricanes katrina and harvey each ended up costing. >>> you say potato, i say potato. a bit of a confusing announcement, hasbro announced it's dropping the mr. from the potato head brands. the toys will exist but the brand and logo will be a more inclusive ter, potato head. there will be a potato head world this fall allowing children to create their own type of family. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> more trouble for pg & e. regulators are proposing putting utility under enhanced over sight for failing to prioritize tree trimming around its most high risk power lines. a puc vote

. ♪ ♪ jack: the market seems impervious to bad news, but bank of america suggests investors ought to temper expectation. the bank's head of small caps strategy, jill carrie hall joining us, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. jack: investors seem bullish of late, but bank bank of america's target is about 110 points below where it closed on friday for the s&p. why the lack of enthusiasm? >> for the overall market, we're not looking for a banner year. we have a neutrallish outlook on the market, a little below current levels, as you pointed out. we think this year's going to be more about investing in some of though those locations within the market rather than just buying the large cap u.s. equities in this index. we've been seeing some signs of what we would consider dangerous optimism in the markets that, you know, parallels to 2000. so the bullish equity sentiment that you mentioned we're seeing that at levels that are getting close to a sell signal by some of the frameworks that we look at. we're seeing this earnings season which was very good for u.s. corporate, companies that bet expectations didn't outperform the market right after beating those nu

they charts and these to get involved, because make markets with these characteristic should be profitable if you can hand the risk the jpmorgan town hallngaged on this. they had to. there were scripted comments between the head of the cib, the head of the wall street division, head of markets and trading. they brought it up they discussed it, and for the most part were open-minded about it when i heard wind of this, you had daniel to actually say, basically, look, when this is a mature asset class, or mature asset class and everybody else is dealing with it, we have no choice but to deal with it, and it's more likely than not they will eventually grapple with this. >> it's a huge story one of most heavily regulateds industries out there hugh son, thank you. i'm sure you'll stay on top of that. >>> that does it for "the exchange." "power lunch" starts after a quick break. have a great holiday weekend what if you could have the perspective to see more? at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪♪ we see companies protecting the bottom line by putting people first. we see a bright future, s

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hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. well, weekly snapshot of the job markets with the labor department set to release its weekly jobless claims report this morning. it comes after a mixed day on wall street yesterday. now the dow ended at a new record high gaining 90 points, while the nasdaq dropped 82 points, and the s&p 500 shed a point. question some of the key players in that gamestop trading saga today. for the first time, the house financial services committee will grill executives from the trading app robinhood, reddit, and other players in the drama. topics are expected to include why brokerages shut down trading and how to protect retail investors. shares of gamestop soared 1,600% in january after an unprecedented tug-of-war between amateur investors and hedge funds. the stock plunged in trades around $46 a share, just below that right now. >>> facebook has blocked people in australia from viewing and sharing news on its platform. it comes in response to a new law in the country requiring online platforms including facebook to pay news outlets for di

got their footing as the day went on >> for more on what to do with this market, thank you, mike, let's bring in jill carey hall, head of u.s. small and mid cap strategy at bank of america merrill lynch global research. jill, thank you for joining us good to have you you are the queen of small caps and you say it is still time to be in them why? >> yeah. thanks for having me i think even though small caps have had a really great run so far we have gotten bullish on small caps back in october we have seen them continue to outperform by about ten percentage points this year. we think there is more room to run. we are looking for a really positive u.s. economic backdrop. our house view is for 6.5% u.s. gdp growth this year our call on u.s. large company equities isn't that bullish. we are looking for 2800 on the s&p 500 at the end of -- for $3800 on the s&p 500 at the end of this year but we think it will be more about the rotations within the market where small caps are more aligned with the makeup of the u.s. gopd growth more services oriented where there is pent up demand. that's an area that we see more room t

proposal that rewards those who broke the law, floods the market when millions of americans are out of work, fails to secure the border at a town haller before the rollout president biden said he'd be open to pursuing these pieces separately but that path to citizenship was critical. >> there's things that i would deal by itself, but not at the expense of saying i'm never going to do the other. there is a reasonable path to citizenship. >> reporter: today house speaker nancy pelosi suggested that that piecemeal approach could be a good one but that it would be up to congress to decide what is viable shep >> kayla tausche, thank you. >>> porsche knocked off from the number one car an upset who pulled it off and how? the new best brand coming up. >>> and getting caddy on the hill with roaring kitty. investigating the tflsor the individual investor. t-mobile is upgrading its network at a record pace. we were the first to bring 5g nationwide. and now that sprint is a part of t-mobile we're turning up the speed. upgrading over a thousand towers a month with ultra capacity 5g. to bring speeds as fast as wifi to cities and towns across ame

hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, wall street reopened today after observing the presidents' day holiday on monday. marketsthis morning on vaccine rollouts and u.s. stock futures are trending higher as optimism remains high over stimulus measures. the social network parler preferred by the far right appears to be back online. the platform went dark last month after being dropped by amazon's web hosting service because the site was not doing enough to moderate calls to violence. on monday, the basic outline of parler was live but private messaging was disabled. a member of the tea party patriots movement is now running parler and interim ceo. >>> add jaguar to the list of automakers planning to go all-electric. the british company outlined a strategy to phase out internal combustion engines in four years. jaguar expects 50% of its land rover brands to be all electric by 2030. land rover is the luxury car brand that's been struggling in recent years. >>> now is your chance to own presidential locks. george and martha washington's hair is hitting the auction block. rr auction says the strands of hair have bee

hall joining us to explain. good morning. >>> good morning. let me give you a check of the broad market.ng has been underway and you have the broader market trading to the upside. extension of yesterday's rally starting out the month high er checking the tech sector. the nasdaq better but is the game stop craze over? the company stock fell 30% on monday. game stop, again as online brokers kept restrictions on how many shares people could buy. some traders insist hedge funds are trying to manipulate the stock price lower and divert attention to other companies. let me tell you where game stop is now. down 52% today, fast approaching $100 a share. right now looking like a falling knife. > slumping for sure. diane king hall. thank you. >>> now to the back and forth over returning to school. a debate about in person learning has led to a patch work of approaches across the bay area. oakland unified is just one district that's still not ready. emily turner is live with a timeline. >> that timeline is longer than a lot of people would like unfortunately, despite pressure from federal and as we

hall. the reddit guys maybe didn't have anywhere else to express their frustration and instead took it out on the public markethave spit balling. totally possible. that's what's going on. that segment was not on cable news this week. nor was any speculation about how long a market that is this disconnected from reality can continue. how long before the whole thing crashes,s not just the stock market, but any society built on mandatory lying. how long before davos, the flimsiest emblem ever created, and we returned to the real thing. physics, gravity, reason, god. how long? any time? those are all good questions. none have been addressed lately in the media. we saw "newsweek" fret about the "far right extremists using reddit to mock our noble funds." "the washington post" saw the resemblance between what's happening on wall street now and what happened in the 2016 presidential election. they were appalled of course when the hedge funds take a hit, it's mob rule. given the corporate comedians waited, bowing before their masters in finance. watch this guy tell you that it must've been the russians doing this. no

hall, thank you. >>> game stop is once again on the rise. the stock was nearly $92 a share at yesterday's marketthat's a 104% hike from the day before. the surge comes a few weeks after the major trading frenzy. >>> time for now from gaylkin >> good moing len kiese. good to see you. the fda says johnson & johnson single dose vaccine is effective, paving use for emergency use authorization. we'll look at how it can change the fight against covid-19. >>> cbs news investigation looks into claims there are violent gangs of deputies within l.a. county sheriffs department. hear what deputies who are not in the gang say alleged gang members are doing and they don't like it. >>> malcolm x's family says a newly discovered letter imply indicates nypd and fbi in the death of the civil rights leader. we'll talk with malcolm x's daughter about this new claim. it is 7:45. so 15 minutes from now we'll be there. >> we'll be there to watch, gayle king. >> len kiese, back to you. >> i am going to start calling you that, len kiese. >> i like it. it has a nice ring to it. >>> super bloom bursting with color. >> mas

market just opened about ten minutes ago. let's take another quick check. the dow is still up in the green. diane king hallney watctch roun . >>> welcome back. the time is 6:41. another live look outside on this tuesday morning from the mark hopkins camera there. you can see the transamerica pyramid and the sun starting to come up in the background. pretty shot as we start the day. >>> stocks back open this morning after shutting down for the holiday. diane king hall live with the numbers. good morning. >> good morning. trading has been underway for a little more than ten minutes. right now the dow swinging to the plus side. blue chips up nearly 100 points at the moment and checking the tech sector the nasdaq is better by 43 points. investors looking to extend the recent records. the parent company of tiktok is reportedly dropping plans to sell it's united states operations. according to the south china morning post, bite dance has shelved its deal with oracle and wal-mart. you may recall it said it reached an agreement with the two companies to incorporate a united states based group called tiktok global

he transformed the plywood the old city hall in north alabama street trejo wrongfully convicted black man and 2 black women all work is all public that the market. >>his work along with the many others are now on display what do do with these murals they're beautiful. they're courting their powerful as denise e a monet explains the arts council decided to memorialize the moment. >>is photographed the murals to be part of an exhibit at the indianapolis public library to got to define a standard that would carry these works of art into the future since covid-19 has impacted people from going inside the central library to see the large vinyl replicas of 28 murals they've had to do what they do best get creative public can check these out so anyone who has access to a library card this kind of the most democratic way that i've seen in any city. >>speak to the through the murals for racial justice project the hope is that people check out the art. >>to use at school at their home or at a community event to educate and sparked important conversations. >>yes, you know we can go forward see what we can do better in cooper want people to remember what h

stock market grows between 5 and 25 percent a year so that that's the expectational of that class of people demanding free money from their you know from the treasury and the fed whereas the town hall people who voted for biden expecting $50000.00 free money on $1.00 hand for this debt write off that now they're being told it's only $10000.00 and they expect on the other hand a $2000.00 stimulus they say now we're just going to give you $1400.00 so those people at the bottom are starting to get angry of that they know they've seen it now for 10 years you could print free money and they want to be a revolution and remember let them eat bugs for you to take a break and talk to let the maid bugs man himself but firesign don't go away. for more politicized than ever for more polarized than ever the 21st century when speed is measured in megabytes per 2nd. electronic mail electronic money electronic media infinite possibilities for exchanging information. freedom of speech and social media censorship a double standards who should judge what can be said online. the internet audience now almost 4500000000 most all of them active social network users but one wrong move from their pages del

stock market grows between 5 and 25 percent a year so that's the expects practitioner of that class of people demanding free money from their you know from the treasury and the fed whereas the town hall people who voted for biden expecting $50000.00 free money on $1.00 hand for this debt write off that now they're being told it's only $10000.00 and they expect on the other hand a $2000.00 stimulus they say now we're just going to give you $1400.00 so those people at the bottom are starting to get angry if they know they've seen it now for 10 years you could print free money and they want to be a revolution and remember let them eat bugs free to take a break. talk there let the maid bud's man himself but fire started out go away. the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interest or you see in this these techniques is the state devising methods to him to essentially destroy the personality of an individual. by scientific. this is how one doctor's theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation psychological court

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market check. the dow is down a mere 1points. and now this. >>> it was a full-court press for spend, spend, spend. president biden made his pitch at a cnn town halluld be spending. now is the time to go big. we can come back. we can come roaring back. it is estimated that if you, we pass this bill alone we'll create seven million jobs this year. so i think bigger and the vast majority of the serious people say bigger is better now, not spending less. stuart: wow. that is pretty clear, isn't it? the money spigot will be opened. that wall of money we've been talking about will be thrown at the economy. okay, then what? well the economy will grow. it is growing already. with another couple trillion bucks arrive the growth will pick up probably. the savings rate will go up too. it is already a high level. people spending less on travel and eating out. when the trillions are mailed out, at least some will go into the savings accounts, bank accounts. some of it will go into stocks. biden's spending plan should keep the market rally going at least in the near term. however massive spending now sets up problems down the road. first, ah, the debt. it is b