for being there, meg >>> all right. take a closer look at these markets if we can because what a day this is just to recap, if you're just joining us, maybe you're in hawaii and you're waking up, the dow new corerds across the board. that does it here on skx skg"the exchange." "power lunch" is up after this ♪ >>> welcome, everybody, to a very busy edition of "power lunch. we're going to begin this hour with breaking news as we are moments away from the release of the fed's beige book which will inform the fed's decision making later this month stocks are soaring as phase one of the trade deal with china is signed on the dotted line. let's go to steve liesman for the beige book >> economy expanded modestly in 2019 two districts came in above average growth, three districts were subpar. consumer spending growth was modest to moderate with holiday sales reported to be quote/unquote solid. car sales expanded moderately. manufacture pointed out as the weak area of the economy was flat in most districts many districts with un

still to come, music from meg myers. the "ant-man" movies, "noorkos" on netflix and many more. next he plays mr. roarke on the big-screen adaptation of "fantasy island." it opens in theaters valentine's day. please welcome michael pena. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ good to see you. >> good to see you, buddy. >> jimmy: i'm very interested in and excited about this "fantasy island" movie. >> yeah, i like it too. >> jimmy: did you watch the show when you were a kid? >> no. >> jimmy: or you're too young for that. >> no, i did watch the show. >> jimmy: oh, you did. >> do you guys remember the show by any chance? >> jimmy: saturday nights. "the love boat" and "fantasy island." it was a big night. >> it was a one-two punch. but we were really excited about tattoo. because remember he used to come out -- >> jimmy: remember? i built my whole life around it. [ laughter ] >> exactly. you know what i'm saying? >> jimmy: he has no idea what we're talking about. [ laughter ] guillermo, do you know tattoo? >> yeah. i used to watch the sho

tyrrell, back at headquarters with more on what we know at this hour meg this kins to change. what's the latest? >> rapidly courtney. the virus continues across the globe with the first two cases in europe confirmed this afternoon. and france and the second case in the united states also confirmed by the cdc today. a chicago resident who had traveled back from wuhan china last week. overall the cdc 63 potential cases have been vekted in 22 states with 11 found negative for the two confirmed cases. public health official ohs are tracking close contacts and monitoring for symptoms. they say they expect potentially more cases in the united states. but say right now they believe the immediate risk to the general public here is low while noting the situation is evolving quickly. and we see that in the numbers from china with totals there in a nearby countries topping 900, up from 650 yesterday. there have been 26 confirmed deaths china also expanded travel restrictions now to 16 cities, overall covering 46 million people that's more than live in the entire state of california now p

more updates will be coming soon back to you. >> meg, what is the bar for the w.h.o.t this point to declare this a global health emergency >> we expect they will be meeting again probably soon. they said when they declined to declare that emergency they'd meet within ten days what feeds into that decision was the lack of international spread at that time. so we'll be looking closely to see if they'll be meeting again and if that decision has changed. >> meg, thank you. >>> after the break, shares of boeing selling off with the broader market today also though this reported plane crash in afghanistan does not appear to be one that belonged to the company. we'll get the latest on that developing story in a moment w dn 9.doisow42 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ uhh, excuse me, is there a problem here? you're in a no parking zone. oh, i... i didn't know. you didn't see the sign? that... that wasn't there when i was here earlier. (whimper) really? you know, in italy, they let you park anywhere. have a good day, sir. with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could sa

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. >> meg, thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> check out the reaction today on wall street stocks falling as we got the new numbers on the deadly outbreak how much of in is weighing on investor sentiment tim it feels like more of a sentiment situation. looking back to some of the comparisons, say with the sars, that happened in 2003 after we were coming out of a bear market so things probably a bit more fragile than now but still it seems to be weighing on the market. >> look no further than the bond

first up, quibi's ceo meg whitman and founder jeffrey katzenberg.alked with the pair on how mobile content can shape the future. meg: what we talked about today was a new technology platform, which was part of our differentiation versus other services that will allow mobile viewing to be extraordinary and enable creators to tell stories in a whole new way for the mobile phone. just a couple of other things. we think that people will be on quibi during the day, on the go, where they had the chance to watch very fantastic hollywood quality content but in those short fights. as i said, we introduced a technology today that is full-screen video, landscape to portrait, that allows you to see content in ways never before. scarlet: and you just closed a second round of funding. $400 million that will carry you through the spring launch in april and beyond. jeffrey, i want to get more on the details here, because 175 new, original shows, 86 episodes of quick bite content -- this is a crowded field. who exactly are you targeting here with this content, and h

meg?, the world health organization has declared a coronavirus outbreak a public health emergency of international concern. they are saying they are doing this not because they don't have confidence in the way china is responding to this outbreak, but because of the concern it could spread to countries with weaker health care systems. remember, they met for two days last week and declined to declare this that public health emergency of international concern and now they are doing so after seeing the broader spread and again as they say they are worried it could spread to countries that aren't as well prepared to deal with it now we are wayi ihear whether t make any recommendations with travel and trade it dwifs it further per view the make those kinds of recommendations internationally, so we will wait to hear those and we have the sound of them making the declaration listen to what the director general said >> international concern over the global outbreak of coronavirus. the main reason

first up, meg whitman and jeffrey katzenberg. with the pair on how mobile content can shape the future. >> what we talked about was a new technology platform, which was part of our differentiated versus other services that will allow mobile viewing to be extraordinary and allow creators to tell stories and a whole new way. just a couple of other things. we think people will be on during the day and on the go , where they have a chance to watch a very fantastic hollywood quality content in short bites, and we introduced a technology today that is full-screen video that allows you to see content in ways never before. taylor: you just closed a second round of funding, $400 million that will carry you through the spring launch in april and beyond. i want to get more of the details here. 175 new original shows, 86 episodes of quick bite content, this is a crowded field. who exactly are you targeting with this content, and how do you convince them to pay another $4.99 on top of netflix, hbo go and disney plus? >> our content is quite u

meg! oh meg! thing where you put the business cards in the fishbowl and somebody wins something. -meg: hi. i'm here for... i'm here for the evans' wedding. -we've got the cake in the back, so, yeah. -meg: thank you. -progressive knows small business makes big demands. -you're not gonna make it, you're not gonna make it! ask her if we can do her next wedding too! -so we'll design the insurance solution that fits your business. -on second thought, don't...ask that. >> he is still wanting refinement instead he got confinement. do remember michael, former lawyer for stormy daniels, former guy who consider running for president. a list on cable news, he was there. >> to me you're like the holy senate. you are all places at all times. >> looking at 2020 the one reason i take you seriously as a contender is because your presence on cable news. you are currently leading the pack on the non-2020 contenders on the democrat side. >> you're doing a hell of a job, i don't think you're in it for money. [laughte

harsh headlines about the couple of no doubt contributed to this decision have already given it a name meg zits. howry and meghan on their wedding day it was thought to be the start of a new chapter for the british royal family but it was not meant to read like this in an instagram post the couple explained he would step back a senior royals and would aim to become financially independent it seems the cult even the queen of our guard she's reported to be heart one commentator said it was beyond belief last year was pretty dreadful for the royal family this has begun in a way that is not only completely unprecedented but potentially it undoubtedly has various serious consequences in a terror statement the royal household said these were quote complicated issues that would require time to work through ever since they revealed their relationship to the world how he and meghan never looked all too comfortable with the rule when their son archie was born the kept the details under wrap much to the era taishan of britain's for racial top lloyd price after the african last summer their rift with

meg, you've been following this story. drug prices a hot button issue especially in now what is officially an election year. >> of course pfizer is the biggest drug company that you often hear these headlines about. it was that company that trump tweeted directly at when they raised prices on something like 40 medicines a couple of years ago and pfizer actually rolled back those price increases, agreeing to do so until trump went through with his drug pricing reform plan, which never happened then pfizer re-raised the prices on those drugs of course this is going to be a hot topic issue for the election year it's just like clockwork one thing that's interesting, though, and i think we have a graphic showing the drug price increases over time for three different companies. >> there it is right there >> these are the percentage price increases going back to 2016. >> it's declining. >> they have been so much bigger in the previous years. it's below 5% for the most part, definitely below 10% this year and it shows the impact o

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meg. >> hi, tyler we are getting word from the cdc actually that the seventh kwas in the united states of the novel coronavirus has been confirmed in santa clara, california we are awaiting details to learn whether it's a travel-related case and somebody who traveled from china or if it would be the second case of human to huma transmission here. so far only one case of confirmed of that in chicago now, earlier health secretary arlgs azar making the declaration of the public health emergency in the u.s. as health officials emphasized they believe the risk is low. detailing trachl travel restrictions for people returning to the u.s. to china are the staing sunday night any u.s. citizen in huba province two weeks will be subject to mandatory quarantine for 14 dates days thought to be the outer edge of the virus incubation period. u.s. citizens in the rest of mainland china will be at entry health screening at one of seven points ports of entry through which flights will be funneled and subject to 14 days of self-monitored quarantine. foreign nationals other than immediate family of u.s.

meg?so this is moving quickly the case counts are mounting more than 500 people have been sickened in mainly mainland china and several neighboring countries have reported some cases and, of course, we had our first case in the united states confirmed by the cdc just yesterday a. man in his 20s in washington state, doing well and cooperating and they have stepped up screening here in the united states. the cdc marked three airports in the u.s. for entry screening lax, san francisco and jfk and yesterday they said they were going to add chicago and atlanta to that entry screening and all people coming into the united states from wuhan funneled through those five airports and they're having a meeting whether to declare it a public health emergency of international concern, an acronym known as fake and they have only ever declared five others since 2005 and you can see the severity of those outbreaks including the two ebola outbreaks in the last five to six years. what that would so do is gal

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beyond fast. >>> let's get back to meg tirrell now.he has another update regarding the coronavirus as she listens to the cdc call. >> more details on the first human to human transmission in the united states of the novel coronavirus. this patient is the spouse of the original patient in chicago who had travelled back from wuhan, china, on january 13th. obviously a very close contact the husband of that patient. they say they are tracking all of their close contacts, including health care workers. that is the public health response there to try to further contain this and public health officials are being very careful to say they do not think there is a broader risk of this spreading in the community. they say to people of chicago, where these folks live, that they are not making any recommendations as to cancelling plans or activities, saying that this is not spreading in the broader community, guys. this is the spouse of that patient who had travelled back from wuhan, china. we will bring you any more scott as we get it. >> important

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it was a weekend of extremes, as meg oliver reports. tornadoes ripped through at least three states this weekend. in carrollton, alabama, larry jones raced for cover as his roof pealed away. >> devastated, scared. after everything was over and net he four-wheel >> reporter: governors i si states of e a fierce nds trees. icy conditions in bentonville, arkansas made driving treacherous. in the southeast, the storm left a trail of damage from texas to georgia. power outages left tens of thousands of people in the dark. up north, fast-moving floods near saginaw, michigan stranded drivers. >> i was coming through there. i was behind a semi following in. i didn't see the water out here at all. >> reporter: and in chicago, powerful waves swamped bike paths along lake michigan, shutting down parts of lakeshore drive, creating a dangerous winter attraction. >> we're just trying to keep a handle on it, make sure people are safe, that they're staying away from the dangerous waves. we don't want anyone swept out. >> reporter: as parts of the countr

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you think there's anything to this at all, seema >> meg, i'll pose this question back to you.nt do the incentives change for these doctors, which could change the type of drugs that they prescribe patients >> absolutely and there's probably multiple buckets that are happening here, people operating in so-called pill mills and legitimate doctors still they have been criticized for over-prescribing opioids and that's been getting curbed and stopping and there's a crackdown on pill mills. >> there's a story about a florida in pill mill where the doctors were paid by the amount of prescriptions they wrote. they would write 5,000, 6,000 a day and there was a line moving that would get shut down >>> mortgage worthy of what was once the. still it now carries a $58 million ten-year mortgage. the owner's identity is hidden behind an llc. we don't know whoever it is. whoever it is is going to be making monthly payments of about $560,000 to pay off that ten-year, $58 million mortgage robert, you have been to this house. >> yeah. >> what do you make of the sale price? >> prior to this mor

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and meg terrell. what do we know this time around >> the numbers are significantly lower in the united states. >> so far. >> we have news this morning that the second patient here in the u.s. has been confirmed to have this coronavirus, a traveler from wuhan joining a man in the 30s in washington state confirmed who had traveled from china the cdc says 63 patients are under investigation for potentially have this vie russ in 22 states they confirmed 11 negative patients so far and they are trying to speed up testing by seeking approval to have their tests be done by states rather than having to ship the samples to cdc which is what they have to do now and why it takes so long and what we know about the patient in chicago, she's a woman in her 60s she had traveled from wuhan, a resident in chicago. currently she is in stable condition. and it doesn't sound like she had much close contact of penal outside the home since she was back and not symptomatic while she traveled and cdc expects potentially more

meg tirrell joins us as pharmaceutical companies race for a cure meg?> work is under way at a number of pharmaceutical companies. while some are screaming existing antiviral drugs to see if they work against the coronavirus, other companies are working to develop new drugs one has a variety of antibodies derived from the blood of survivors of sars. those people's immune cells created antibodies to that virus and veer has sortd through to find the strongest candidates to help treat disease they're screening those antib y antibodies to see if it will work with this virus at regeneron, they're taking a similar approach, only they have a technology that allows them to use mice with human immune systems to create antibodies that sounds crazy but they've genetically engineered mice to replace their own immune systems with human ones. they can select the best antibody the-bodies they createn response >> these are essentially microhumans and you infect them with the virus and select out for the mice that have now made a human response, clone it out of these mic

be several months >> important updates and just as important that you're helping us understand them, meghank you. >> thanks. >>> time for a news judgment date sue herera has that at headquarters >>> thank you very much. here's what's happening at this hour president trump is set to unveil his administration's much-anticipated mideast peace plan when he meets with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house later today. the odds of it succeeding, however, are long as the palestinians are already rejected that plan meantime, netanyahu says he is withdrawing his bid for parliamentary immunity from prosecution on corruption charges. he said in a statement the proceedings in parliament would have been a circus, and he didn't want to take part in this, quote, dirty game. he has denied all wrongdoing >>> thousands of palestinians protesting in gaza city ahead of the trump peace plan announcement gaza's hamas rulers expressing rare support for palestinian president mahmoud abbas of the rival fatah movement >>> and an emergency level wildfire is burning near australia's capital f

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more from meg oliver. >> reporter: it was a ride designed to fail. under hazy blue skies, it lifted off carrying test dummies. about 84 seconds into the flight the falcon 9 rocket shut down its engines as planned simulating an emergency. the escape system blasted the crew capsule away from the rocket at more than twice the sound of speed escaping an explosion, parachutes brought it to a safe splash down in the atlantic. >> thus far, picture perfect mission. it went as well as we could possibly expect. >> reporter: it was the last major test for spacex, to know astronauts can abort and escape safely before flying them into space. >> getting it done successfully was a very big step forward for spacex and nasa. >> reporter: boeing is part of this new american space race. last month they failed to dock their ship with the space station during a test. nasa needs both companies to succeed. >> both of these companies will be launching regular rotation crews to the station starting later this year. ending nasa's sole reliance on russian so use spacecraft. sp

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beijing, and contessa is watching for the fallout casinos have a significant footprint in macau meg, let's start things off with you. and the word today is it's not yet the time the committee was split down the middle, but said the lack of the spread for nour contributed to the decision they want it's expected that further international exportation of cases may appear in any country, so all countries, they say, should be prepared for containment contessa >> thank you for that, meg, eunice yoon, what are you learning >> seven cities and 23 million people are effectively under quarantine the cities are clustered an wuhan. the residents have been told to stay at home at outdied trains, flights, no car-hailing apps, and the only way to get out is to drive in your car or face a taxi, if you do, you will face health checks along the way. the chinese government has been criticized for being slow to respond. it looks, though, as now that beijing is moving into overdrive. calling on companies like jd.com to continue to deliver to wuhan, and coordinating factories to boost mass production and

and we'll have a number of of the ceos appear others joining us on cnbc brian. >> thank you very much megith the health care space by the way check out this mystery name. surging more than 20% in the last three months and outpacing the broader health care secretary are. mike khouw has more gains ahead. he is at the plasma with the call to action and who is it mike. >> talking about boston scientific, a medical device company. bha we're looking at here is trading a diagonal call spread in a diagonal it's like a calendar call spread except different strikes. using longer dated call and selling shorter dated against it here are heens reasons you might look at this for wung thing we have what we call inverted term structure what is that that's when the shorter dated options premiums are implied higher volatility space than longer calendar spreads are nice because any improve the probability of profit time is on your side. the near dated options tend to decay more rapidly than longer dated. the options you are short are paying more than you're losing on the options you are long. the other thun

meg terrel back at cnbc hx. >> well, jp morgan looks at stocks in that sector going back to 2001 andd during the week of the conference bio tech stocks outperformed the broader market in all but three years by an average of just less than 2%. the last presidential election was one of the down years. are we in for a tough week again this year? not necessarily. i spoke with jp morgan's global head of health care head said the industry is always in the crosshairs during elections history doesn't necessarily suggest there will be that much disruption his prediction, mna. we have seen announcements and he expects that could happen again. more broadly analysts are watching stocks for updates next week and we'll have a number of these ceos and others joining us on cnbc. brian? >> meg, thank you very much. >>> sticking with the health care space, by the way, check out this mystery name. serging more than 20% in just the last three months and outpacing the broader health care sector. he has a way to play it. call to action who is it, mike? >> we're talking about boston scientific which is med

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>> quijano: all right, meg oliver, thank you.itow theacifit that is bracing for severe weather. a coastal storm is blowing in from the pacific. several feet of snow are forecast for the cascades and blue mountain region. winter storm warnings are in place across the region. in oregon so called king tides turned deadly. 30 foot waves pounded the coast saturday. a 47 year old man was watching the waves with his two children when all three were swept out to sea. the seven year old girl was rescued but later died. the four year old boy is missing and the search for him has been suspended. the father survived. now to the latest on iran. today the country's supreme leader ayatollah khamenei called region and blamed the u.s. for a "corruptive presence." in washington defense secretary mark esper appeared to contradict president trump's justification for killing iran's top general, taking both countries to the brink of war. here's nikole killion. tehran as tigovernment demonstrators protested the regime's stunning admission that it mistakenly shot down a ukrainian jetliner killing all o

here is meg oliver. >> liftoff. >> reporter: it was a ride designed to fail. under hazy blue sky the spacex crew dragon lifted off carrying astronaut test dummies, but about 84 seconds into flight the falcon 9 rocket shut down its engines as planned simulating an emergency. the escape system blasted the crew capsule away from the rocket at more than twice the speed of sound, escaping an explosion, parachutes brought it to a safe splashdown in the atlantic. >> as far as we can tell so far, it is a picture perfect mission. it went as well as one could possibly expect. >> reporter: it was the last major test for spacex. they need to know astronauts can a abort and escape safely before they can fly them into space. >> getting it done successfully which appears to be the case was a big step forward for spacex and for nasa. >> reporter: boeing is also part of this new american space race. but last month they failed to dock their ship with the space station during an uncrewed flight test. nasa needs both companies to succeed. >> both of these companies will be launch

let's get down to meg tirrell who has that for you. >> w.h.o.as meeting for the second day, public health emergency of international concern. the word coming down, now is not the time it's a bit too early to consider this event that strong right now. they've only declared this five other times since 2005, including the two ebola outbreaks. essentially they said the committee was split down the middle whether to declare this a public emergency of health concern. potential severity and number of cases, half say, do warrant the concern. the other half says china is try taking moves to try to limit that spread. they're asking china continue to be transparent about information about the number of cases and everything else about the virus. brian, right now, not meeting that designation back to you. >> meg tirrell with that breaking news. thank you very much. >>> a lot happening in this hour, as you can tell. here is what else is coming up on "the exchange". >> announcer: ahead, ge's rally. grubhub rolls out a new strategy l brands continues to get lot

screening as well as education of the public and our primary health care providers. >> doctor, it's meg. i don't know how much you were able to listen to the emergency committee web cast just now from the w.h.o., but the committee was asked several times about the actions in china and they seemed reluctant to really address whether those actions were good or bad but there is a lot of speculation here many the united states about whether china is being extremely up front about the case counts, everything else that's going on. dr. got looeb said it's great they provided the genetic sequence so quickly, but they haven't provided samples of the virus. what's your expectation on how much that information can be trusted? >> i think if you compare to the outbreaks in the past and particularly sars, which people may not know was actually the reason why this mechanism of public health emergency international concern was created by the w.h.o the information that has been coming out from public health authorities from the epicenter of the outbreak and beyond has been really transparent and been ve

, ib including the ceo of bio technology hi, meg. >> hey, tyler.redibly important public health need but it's not an area that big pharma invests a lot of money in. >> that point is exactly why we're doing what we're doing because the pharma industry has reduced its interest on infectious diseases. there's a huge need for better drugs and that's why it exists >>. >> but if you look elsewhere in the market like gilead, which developed a cure for hepatitis c, it was dramatically rewarded but then punished when it couldn't come up with the next >> i think hepatitis b will be dichbt from c and if we hope to find a cure and if we do, i don't think it's going to be a hepatitis c kin et ibs where you have where you have a huge market and you cure everybody and the market falls off it will be more slowly many of the patients aren't yet diagnosed. >> so hepatitis, hiv, flu, and we've got more coming up next hour with the ceo of know vnovas >> so you had pfizer and novartis in the same day about $500 billion in market cap in just two interviews >> everybody

terrell who is joined by albert bourla, pfizer's chairman and ceo meg, take it away. >> brian, thankou so much. albert, thanks for being here for your first-ever tv interview as pfizer's ceo. >> thank you very much, meg. happy new year to you and your viewers. >> you've been in this role for just over a year pfizer is going through some transformations. you did the big deal combining your off-patent business with mylan. you bought a targeted cancer drug company where would you say we are in the progress of transformation for pfizer >> yes, it was a very busy year. we started with three businesses as you said, we very quickly took deliberate steps to strengthen each one of them. our consumer case, for example, our business was very strong in the u.s. but was subscale in europe and we didn't exist in japan. on the contrary -- so putting together, we made the biggest by far consumer health tech company in the world similar with upjohn. >> that's your off patent business. >> that is our off patent business combined with mylan it has commercial capabilities in places like asia and china.

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we didn't build to sell we built for success. >> meg when it mapitman, jeff kg thanks so much >>> allretailers go hi-tech we got a look at walmart's new alpha bot. exchange will be right back. who says our bank isn't tech enough? everyone, look at your phones. the design thinking, the digital engineering, security, blockchain, and we will be first to market! yes. when we do we launch? unfortunately, in 2 or 3, hours. why the delay? cognizant is helping banks use digital technologies at scale to advance speed to market. >> welcome back. more proof the grocery stores are going hi-tech. walmart is testing a platform named alpha bot in salem, new hampshire since last year. the fulfillment system looks like a mini warehouse. it uses autonomous carts to retrieve shelf food and frozen goods that consumers order online once the alpha bot requested items and has them in hand the items are sent to a work station where an employee checks the order for accuracy the alpha both cuts the time to traditional picking done by humans walmart said employees will continue to pick fresh produce by hand. th