newport news. >> reporter: the day venus went missing, mike scott and venus' mother repeatedly dialed >> i was frantic. i just kept calling over and over again and said, "doug, where is venus?” >> reporter: finally, detective scott reached him that night. >> reporter: what did he say to you? >> that he'd been in virginia all day. >> you were in virginia receiving this call, huh? >> yes, about 20 minutes away from my apartment. and he goes, "doug your wife's missing.” and my first reaction is -- is my wife pulling something? and i said, "whoa, by missing, are you saying that she's -- is she just missing from the house? or is she -- or is she missing -- what's going on? fill me in.” he goes, "i can't do that at this time. where were you today?” >> he gave me a couple of locations where he was to support that he was in virginia. one of those being at his lawyer's office in newport news, virginia. >> and he said, "okay. well, can your lawyer verify?” i go, "no, my lawyer wasn't there when i went in. it was just two secretaries.” >> reporter: detective scott asked the local fbi to run down

. >> four gop senators, senator ron johnson, mike brawn, rick scott and rand paul who is a doctor sayet to get vaccinated this despite them being prioritized to encourage pu public trust in the vaccine. lauren fox is on capitol hill this morning. lauren, you have to try to explain this to me. with three safe vaccines in this country, which are shown to save lives, not just your own, possibly others if you infect someone, do these republican senators doubt that science? do they see political advantage here. >> what we're hearing from lawmakers, i should say that we reached out to dozens of senators yesterday about whether or not they had been vaccinated and these four republican senators said, no, they had not been vaccinated. now three of the republicans had coronavirus in the past. now the cdc guidelines are still that even if you had the virus, you should still go ahead and get vaccinated. that's because the cdc just doesn't know how long you would have antibodies, how long you're protected. when i asked senator ron johnson and rand paul, they were two members who said, look, we had

that the national association of realtors is preserving sky-high real estate fees i talked to mike tim scottl association of realtors is doing wrong here take a listen. >> they brought the biggest real estate aggregator, the biggest portal site under the tent and it caused, from our perspective, what we're concerned about, it caused zillow to segregate these listings from companies like rex, which are operating independent of these old rules at more competitive prices and it put them off to sited of the platform in second-class status where consumers wouldn't see them >> so, morgan, what rex is saying is that the real estate industry, all those commissions hasn't been nearly as disrupted as a lot of other industries have been by technology. they say they want to be that disrupter. we will see if they can get any traction with this lawsuit and we will reach out to sfwlil owe and also the national association of realtors now that the lawsuit has been filed and bring you any reaction from their side of all off this as well back to you, morgan. >> sounds good eamon javers, thank you. shares of z

that is not stop gop hopefuls like former secretary state mike pompeo, florida senator rick scott, southr tim scott, they're all dipping their toes in the iowa cornfields. so is it really anyone's ballgame? or will we be having present until dÉjÀ vu in 2024 question majority be to discuss real clear politics cofounder executive editor tom bevan is back, welcome back tom. >> hi kennedy. before so this is pretty crazy is been a lot of speculation this week about joe biden running for a second term. he kind of committed to it today, to think that commitment is halfhearted? >> i do think it is halfhearted pretty don't know. look out for ten but a likelihood of a rematch i think it's more like a bit trump again the biden runs again. biden is on every thing the democratic party won him to do which was beat trump. and so as you mention, he turned 78 last november he would be 81 -- 82 when he got reelected. i just don't know that is something they want to do. at least he has the awareness to tell the press corps, that is my expectation redid sam definitely doing it but at least he said that is m

scott worked really good bill florida republican senator rick scott says democrats weren't willing to compromise last year an indiana republican mike braun says he doesn't think democrats will have the votes they need to pass it this year, but both scott and braun say they're willing to come to the table though that doesn't mean just because you're republican. >>you know get engaged policy chances are if you get to get 60 votes. there's going to need to be some. you know bipartisan dialogue democratic virginia senators mark warner and tim kaine say this is a cause both sides should come together on a lot republicans and democrats propose amendments to make it better i think if we do that we can get a bipartisan president biden has already voiced his support to the house led bill which now moves on to the senate reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>house democrats have passed new voting rights legislation. the bill would require states to automatically register eligible voters and restore voting rights to convicted felons. >>under the bill states would also be required to offer 15 days of early voting. in an effort to prevent

scott? >>> good morning, mike. good morning, everyone. happy monday to you, as well. we had the weekend to look over the big jobs report from friday. the u.s. economy9,000 jobs in february, but we also learned that more than 40% americans who are not work something been out of the job for as much as 27 weeks, a long time, and it sets new records. as tracie points out, over the weekend the senate passed its version of the stimulus bill. it's up to the house to revote on the senate's version, that should happen tomorrow. there is a clock running long-term unemployment benefits run out on march 14th, that is this coming weekend. president biden is expected to sign the bill the moment it passes on to his desk, that could also be tuesday. there are some differences between the house and the senate bill, to be clear, it's the senate's version that is going to become the law of the land. the senate bill phases out payments of checks based on income and other factors. there we go, lost the system there. a number of americans who will get the full check reduced by about 12 mil

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scott? >>> well, good morning, mike. good morning, everyone. happy friday to everyone as well. national labor relations board says tesla has to hire back one of its workers it fired who had been pushing to unionize workers there. it also says elon musk who you may recall now asks us to call him technoking. he deleted a tweet he wrote. government regulators saw it as threatening the union organizers at the car company. tesla will have to hold informational meetings for employees as well informing them of their rights. >>> silicon valley tech ceos back in the witness chair before congress on thursday. if you think you've heard this story before, you have. this was mark zuckerberg's seventh time before congress. >>> one of the big subjects did social media contribute to the attack on the capitol? almost any american would say yes, of course it ceos, jack do came out with a straightforward yes. here's zuckerberg on that same question. >> would you say that, and would you admit that facebook played a role? >> congresswoman, i think certainly there was content on our services and fro

scott? >>> well, good morning, mike. good morning from my home, every good tuesday wish to you.re seeing two countries talk about tech crackdowns. chinese president xi speaking about his opposition to large tech company monopolies, something you'll hear out of washington as well but of course xi wants to slow information critical of him. in russia, reports twitter has been slowed down, sometimes unresponsive after russia accused the company of allowing illegal content to reach users there. >>> back here at home, the fed begins a two-day interest rate meeting. these are usually not that big of a deal but the economy is getting better and some are worried about inflation. the data shows us it's still not a threat, but when jay powell does speak at the end of that meeting tomorrow, wall street will be paying close attention for hints on when interest rates may raise. interest rates go up when the economy gets better. >>> yesterday we brought you the news that elon musk wants to be called king. tesla's filing paperwork with the company will be technoking and they're serious. i calle

scott. >> well, thank you, mike. good morning. very happy day to you as well. what is it, tuesday.ring the cdc to say it's safe to fly after you've been vaccinated. scientists have previously said once you're two weeks past your second vaccination you can safely meet with other people who have been vaccinated but they haven't said specifically if it's okay to get on an airplane. airlines asking the white house to drop covid test requirements for passengers that have been vaccinated. >>> if you'd like a covid test doordash would like to deliver it to you. it can deliver $100 at-home test within hours in certain american cities though not yet in the bay area. two ofth most powerful people in the world certainly in u.s. finance will speak to congress today. fed chairman jay powell and treasury secretary janet yellen who used to be the fed chair will brief congress on the future of our economy, that starts at 9:00 a.m. our time. meantime the post mastergeneral is expect the to announce higher stamp prices along with slower service and shorter post office hours, part of trying to get th

scott, back over to you. >>> good morning, mike. good morning, everyone. happy wednesday to everyone as well. really big hack to tell you about involving more than 150,000 security cameras placed in schools and hospitals, jails, factories, even homes. an android developer named tilly cotman who uses the they/them pronoun they were able to hack thousands of security cameras to a reporter at bloomberg, this is a website with a picture titled "self-portrait." among them tesla's factory. it's unlikely we'd show you hacked footage but the number of cameras hacked is staggering, 150,000 plus. the maker of the camera, san mateo-based vercata said in a statement "our internal security team and external security firm are investigating the scale and scope of this issue and we've notified law enforcement." the hackers were able to gain access to the cameras inside security company cloud flair as well and watch people work, the security company that discovered the democratic national committee had been hacked by the russians ahead of the 2016 presidential election. ve

. >> you have senator rick scott and tim scott who will be visiting iowa soon, and mike pence will beey know something that we don't, that trump might actually not run? >> i think there's an assumption that trump -- that donald trump did his service and now he's actually in a situation where, as you all know, he's going to struggle through a whole bunch of legal proceedings including in new york and in washington. he had difficulty with his finances. my guess is he will act like he will run, but most know he won't be running but he'll act like he's running. that's why they're getting prepared. if i was anybody this early, i would put my money on the republican nominee coming from one of the republican governors up there. that to me is the most likely scenario, one of the republican governors that exists in south dakota, florida, those are the ones that i think most likely to succeed. >> matthew dowd, we'll have you back to continue this conversation. thank you very much. >> great to be here. >>> stuck in the suez canal, a skyscraper-sized cargo ship wreaking havoc on global trade, blo

mike. >> put spread callers make cost effective hedges >> that does it for us here on >>> good evening i'm scotteek, and this is "on the edge." ♪ ♪ i'm on the edge of glory and i'm hanging on a moment of truth ♪ >> good to have you with us again. the billionaire boom, how the wealthiest cashed in during the pandemic and what that says about big tech spac attack has the blank check bonanza gone too far why bill dates is raining on the crypto craze we'll meet the digital artist taking the nft world by storm and taking on tesla, what safety

mike, thank you. dr. j. >> i talked about the semis earlier, scott taiwan semiconductor on our unusual activity scan.ing chart in all of large cap tech going higher. >> all right everybody thank you. let's get one more market check. the dow has been up for seven straight days. s&p sets a new intraday high we're watching the ten-year as well at 161. that does it for us. "the exchange" is now. >>> hello, everybody i'm bryan sullivan get ready for tax hikes. with stimulus done an infrastructure on the books, is there any way to avoid the irs coming for you biden adviser is here. more states considering legalization we'll keep with cannibas company about the industry following another record year. >>> justin thomas will join us his win,

scott is still with us. dan joins us first you, mike, on the comeback that we saw in technology and growth stocks.elp. what else stood out to you >> it seemed like it was a very tactical day i mean not to necessarily conclude that it was inconclusive but you had the most blasted out out stocks rise the arc portfolio up 10% tesla flew the stuff that was under the most pressure did come up the most today the nasdaq leading the upside whereas the rest of the market really did kind of fade and the bid didn't last until the end of the day. doesn't it mean it was a disaster doesn't mean we didn't reach a recent low for this pullback but it shows you that around 3900 in the s&p, really couldn't break above that to stay over the course of the day, people are willing to sell it down i think tactically we just don't if it was a quick reflex mean reversion day. big picture, everything is holding together but just in terms of figuring out how this particular phase of chop is going to proceed from here, i don't think we got clear answers today. >> dan, does today signal it is time to go back into tech and out

i don't know if maybe the president is a little ticked off that mike pompeo is going to iowa and getting ready. i think rick scottm scott might be in there as well. brit, go ahead. >> brit: i was going to say, with trump, you always have to figure that it's a lot has to do with how these people have acted toward him. if they are nice to him, he likes it. if they aren't at any particular time, not so much. brian brian right. the reason you like me, brit, because i'm always nice to you. correct? >> brit: i appreciate that brian. thank you. >> brian: i'm smart enough to know that brit hume, thank you for your time. >> you bet. >> brian: ari fleischer on the unprecedented memo apparently circulating through the white house causing some to ask who exactly is in charge here? next, parents in virginia are taking action against the infiltration of woke culture and critical race theory in their schools. one of those parents ian prior joins us live. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no onc

. >> martha: so mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and marc thiessen and fox news contributor and scott party chair. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> martha: marc, let me start with you. there's the argument laid out that everyone in this country deserves representation. there's been a long push for d.c. to become a state. now you have a 50/50 senate. the fire underneath this cause has heated up considerably given this majority. >> yeah, let's not be fooled here, this is not about principal. it's about power. if most of the people in d.c. were republicans, they wouldn't have anything to do with it. it's about getting two more safe democratic senate seats to expand their majority and hold off republicans and build a fire wall against the coming wave of repercussions in the country from this radical left wing agenda that they're enacting. this is nothing but a power play. >> martha: scott, you're chuckling at that. why? >> having been a 30-year resident of the district of columbia, politics is involved in everything. there's a line to be drawn there because of fundamental fairness, t

of companies and it was just that let's bring in our headliner, mike wilson is joining us on the phone. good to talk to you. >> thanks, scott good to be with you. >> you don't think this growth or tech correction is over yet, is that right? >> look, i think your panel is describing the situation well which is it's not tech, per se it's expensive stocks and some of those happen to be in the tech bucket. there's also expensive stocks in biotech and there's expensive stocks and non-techs what's really changed in the last two or three months is that the bond market has really woken up to the idea that the back end will move on put and so the narrative three months ago is that rates can't go up they won't go up and that won't let it happen and here we are at 150 and 160 and now the equity market is accepting this idea that was inevitable and we're adjusting. i don't think this is the end of the bull market or the end of tech stocks per se, but it was an adjustment that was very necessary and that's good. now today, obviously we're rocketing back the volatility over the next week or so and that's not telling me that it's over and

mike. it's 6:41. >>> president biden will meet virtually with the president of mexico today. >> scott mcgrew, presidentps with other countries. >> yes, putting america back on the diplomatic route. good morning to you. our relationship with mexico has been pretty solid in many ways better than our recent relationship with canada. president bide listen meet with lopez obredor. he wants a better guest worker program for his citizens. vice president met with prime minister of canada trudeau. trudeau spoke about it on sunday morning's "meet the press." >> as a canadian i believe we all need to work together in a more active way and glad to see the new administration, something i spoke with president biden about directly great to see america reengaged. >> iran rejected direct talks with the united states over returning to the iran nuclear deal, the u.s. left that deal under the trump administration so iran returned to refining uranium. the talks were proposed by the europeans also part of that deal. on capitol hill they are one step closer to a stimulus bill. the house passed the bill, now' the senate's tur

scott. we know this can build quickly coming out of oakland. back to you. >>> mike, i know you'll be open or watching it. coming up, volkswagen has an april fool's joke but they do it in march and it blows up in their face. let's look at the futures. i don't think you'll see a lot of movement until president biden unveils that plan that tracie was talking about but we'll check the numbers. >>> how would you like to get to asia in just three hours? one company says it's possible. details on the new supersonic technology straight ahead. >>> and speaking of getting away, did you have a little travel fantasy during the pandemic? if so, you are not alone. how much time people actually spent dreaming of their dream getaway. don't go away. we'll be right back on the other side of this break. >>> happy wednesday. it is 6:12. make some plans to get outside. let's head to the tri-valley and check out livermore, headed to the park today. it will be in the upper 40s at 7:00 but you can see how fast it warms up. lunch outside today will be in the low to mid-70s and it gets quite

let's bring in msnbc contributor mike barnicle, nbc news capitol hill correspondent and host of "way too early", kasie hunt. and reporter for the "washington post", eugene scottry moving moment for your governor in massachusetts. things are starting to slowly open back up. things are starting to open back up, slowly but surely. >> yeah, they are, joe. and you can feel it, you can sense it. when you go to the grocery store, the gas station, and you can sense there's a bounce in people's step that has been missing for a year. you saw charlie baker there yesterday addressing the situation. it has been an emotionally exhausting experience not just for our governor, charlie baker here in massachusetts, but most governors. and certainly for everyone involved. every american citizen. and that's why the passage yesterday of the american rescue plan that we've been talking about, that you have been talking about for the past hour, is really an historical achievement. it harkens back i think to 1964, 1965, lyndon johnson and the great society and the impact that things like medicare had on people's lives. this is going to have an enormous impact on the lives of most am

mike enzi and pat roberts along with 26 republican members of congress, marcus. democrats also sometimes decide to do this, right? they say they've had enough or want to retire, spend more time with family. scott, thank you. >>> coming up, the organizers behind the push to recall governor newsom say they are ready to move forward. the number of signatures they have already gotten. >>> and -- >> i just didn't want to be alive anymore. and that was a very clear and real, and frightening, constant thought. >> a bombshell tell-all interview. where does the royal family go from here? reaction to everything meghan markle and prince harry said about leaving royalty behind. >>> and an actress, amanda sigfried is extremely grateful for essential workers. she tells kelly clarkson how she's expressing her thanks. you can watch that right here on nbc bay area coming up this afternoon at 3:00. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything.

here's republican scott perry of pennsylvania and democrat mike thompson who sponsored one of the two. [video clip] >> just yesterday afternoon, 3:00, and atlanta, an armed robber walked into chick-fil-a. and rob the place. think about that. you are in there with their children, getting a meal in the middle of the day and some becomes an with a gun and put each -- and put your life at risk and everybody in the place is at risk. did that guy get the background check? we do not know, but odds are they didn't. odds are, news flash, they do not follow the law and robbing the chick-fil-a at 3:00 in the afternoon in atlanta is not in accordance with the law. but, and armed citizen stopped the robbery using his firearm, illegally obtained, saved everybody in the place. you know who is happy, the people in the chick-fil-a are happy that the guy who bought the gun legally was there to save them and their children. that is who is happy. this legislation, mr. speaker, disarms the person who operated his firearm illegally. that is what it does. it does arms and says to the criminal keep on not ab

mike, any problems with the rain falling and the commute this morning? >>> no, kari. precipitation and i also know what fungible means because of scott just to clarify. the roadways are moving smoothly. an incident to report on the peninsula. the green highlighting, some of the peninsula roads are getting drier. we have a crash southbound side:getting through the bay bridge toll plaza, more slowing. traffic across the golden gate bridge has the damp roadways. do keep that in mind. >> thanks, mike. rapping now for you, the u.s. has issued 90 million stimulus checks. they started to go out last friday. the first round was sent to eligible taxpayers. totals $242 billion. additional payments will be made in the coming weeks. >>> there is much more ahead on this thursday morning including the end of the road for one bay area college. it will no longer take in new students. it's not closing entirely. we'll sort it all out next. plus, the future in focus for a popular film bay festival. how organizers are keeping this year's show going. we have it all. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay."

mike, thank you. >>> up next on the show, former fda commissioner, dr. scottlines for schools today, and whether vaccinated people can still spread the disease >>> plus, the ncaa basketball tournament tipping off, and a massive amount of money is expected to be wagered on march madness. we've got the details later on "closing bell. inside you, electrify you. they grow from our imagination, but they can't be held back. they want to be set free. to make the world more responsible, and even more incredible. ideas start the future, just like that. ♪♪ in boxing or any other business, one day, you're gonna take a hit you didn't see coming. do you stay down? or do you get up? [announcer] and this fight is a long way from over, leonard is coming back. ♪♪ ♪♪ in the romo household we take things to the max oh yeah! honey, you still in bed? yep! bye! that's why we love skechers max cushioning footwear. they've maxed out the cushion for extreme comfort. it's like walking on clouds! big, comfy ones! oh yeah! >>> the cdc out with new guidelines for schools today saying mask

mike with a look at the forecast. >> good morning, kumasi, reggie. hi, everybody. i know everybody enjoyed yesterday. you'll enjoy the weekend. we have a lit lot of drizzle. scottreek 4/100ths of an inch. same thing in rocky ridge and highland peak. what we are dealing with are the gusty winds behind the cold front from20 to 36 miles an hour. be careful. it is a windy morning and will be windy everywhere. the winds will spread. we're in the 40s. 50s at noon. back into the 50s at 7:00. remember, this is just a blip. we got some real warm weather. i will have that in a minute. here's reggie. >>> happening tonight an eastbound school district will discuss bringing students back to the classroom for full days. they currently allow them to opt in for hybrid learning. amy? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, a big meeting scheduled for tonight. they will talk about bringing kids back for full days a week instead of the current two. this is happening because the cdcs had put out new guidelines saying it's safe for kids to be three feet apart instead of six. the san ramon school district will decide on the plan tonight. they will bring you had toes back for full days in p

mike cocoa beware reference. >> all right thank you for watching on the edge starts now. reference. >> "on the edge" starts right now. >>> good evening i'm scott "on the edge." good to have you with us our top takes tonight, to hell and back one year since the pandemic began, how we found a path forward and what comes next as stocks hit more record highs ev overload as car makers race to electrify is there really enough demand to go around moss's moment. how the softbank sage became one of the world's great investors after nearly losing it all and why we didn't need sports after all. a ho

mike. looking on the it's busier, kari, but i'll give a quick shout out as we take this to the bottom, highway 17 at hamilton and scottek smaller incidents and the one at dakoto northbound 880hat also went off the road. folks maybe not quite awake. do be aware out there. we have traffic building where i showed the arrows, 84 making the cut-through toward sunol and 580 coming out of the altamont pass. pretty mild comparatively speaking on the altamont pass road. bay bridge toll plaza getting through here we'll start to see the build kicking in probably the next couple of minutes. back to you. >> hey, mike, thinking of you and your ucla bruins as well as stanford, both final four-bound, ahead on "today in the bay," the highlights and a look at celebrations spilling into the streets. >>> first "nbc bay area responds." >> when you leave a car repair shop you don't have to wonder whether they actually did the work they were supposed to. the state will inspect your car for free after you've had auto body work done. the inspector will compare your invoice to the work that was done. if they find a discrepancy, that can trigge

see that move to 185, 195 if we do, scott, it's like the boxing phrase always went, you know, everybody has a plan until they get smacked in the face i believe it's mike tyson. that plan will not work if we get smacked in the face at 185, 195 in the ten-year. >> let me ask you this and i know with have to be -- josh's point is well-taken you have to be selective in the stocks that you talk about when discussing this issue. so jim, let's just take, for example, a paypal. i'm picking it out of a hat because there's a fair amount of ownership on the desk. it may not be thought of in the same way of a tele doc or peloton. that stock is off 21% from the high it's down 17 % over the last month. if rates continue to move up, can you buy paypal that's the kind of conversation i want to have >> and i love once again, you're throwing the ball to where the receiver is going to be. paypal is something that i've looked at for weeks if not months i just haven't been able to pull the trigger because of price i look at it now, looked at it yesterday and said is this the time my answer is no. selectivity. look at what's going on with the money centered banks that's wh

mike, we already gave roger wicker the chutzpah award last night for tweeting in defense of the support for the restaurant industry, right after he voted no. rick scott, senator from florida tonight. it is saying those localities that can send it back should refuse the money just approved for them. so they're trying to stay on brand. do you think we'll detect any no voters' regret as this money gets sprinkled around the country? >> you know, i'm not sure. and let me just say quickly, i give the president high marks for the speech tonight. i thought he was very presidential, which is a thing donald trump could never pull off, and very reassuring. and i think they had to kind of frame things up. but james is right. it's a big risk because they own it now. but i thought it was smart. as far as the republicans, they've turned on the great civil war of "green eggs and ham," but they're going to come around. i don't think you'll see a lot of people flipping, to your questions. the dems have run their favorite play here, which is taking something where people agree something big needs to be done. i think all americans agree, because the covid crisis is trem

scott one. which of these donkeys learn no region so he could read books binaries and author question rick anthony blakey, patrick leahy or pete buttigieg? >> pete buttigieg. >> yes that's right you and miken for you, which of these donkeys was caught fixing over 30 parking tickets for a mail escort he was living with, "varney" frank, bob menendez or former new jersey gravy. >> going to go the jersey seems slimy to me and going to jersey. kennedy: know it was "varney" frank, that means mike and dave is going to nancy pelosi's house for that all-you-can-eat ice cream party. >> i just want ice cream you get nancy pelosi placement that's fine, >> thanks thanks very much prismatic lucky for my credit thank you party penned a great job tonight think all for participating. mike, dave, rochelle. coming up bank of america says there's almost no reason morgan stanley, they're going to offer to their clients. this mean it's going to mainstream question like kathie banks agree? billionaire brock appears to joins me in moments t keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality ca

mike mibach bay area lawmakers now responding to recent acts of violence and hate targeting asian americans with calls of justice for the victims, assembly members david chu and phil ting, along with state senator scott wiener, held a news conference at portsmouth square in san francisco's chinatown justice. morning. they compared the spread of anti asian hate to a virus. they say they're working on a broad range of proposals, including education, as well as protections for the community and san francisco's own sheriff called on the public to be vigilant. we also have to keep in mind that the people targeted right now are not just asian, their elderly they're vulnerable people who the community should be protecting as a whole. so let's keep that in mind if we move forward, state lawmakers are also proposing legislation that would expand the justice department's role in tracking down and prosecuting those responsible for violent acts against asian americans in the south bay as early as today, we could see patrols in the japan town neighborhood patrols by concerned citizens. they're meant to prevent further violence against members of the asian community. ktvu is james tourist introduces us to one youn

anniversary of the bull market, we'll talk to investor scott black and where he's putting his money to work right now. first of all, let's get to the big stories. mike santoli is tracking the big stories and steve liesman has the takeaway from janet yellen and jay powell's testimony mike, let's start with you. >> we're used to these days with treasury yields backing off. we get a broad growth in tech. it's a much more defensive type of tone to the market today. a little slippage we've gotten used to as people who have overcommitted to that cyclical reopening trade are unwinding that right now s&p 500, you take it point to point. we're down from late january levels the market really has slowed down a fair bit. mostly it stayed supported through that back and forth rotation as yields have surged and now backed off we really have kind of churned for a while. it hasn't done too much damage, but on a day like today when you don't have any group stepping up except for the generally defensive stuff, it could create a alittle more room this is just year to date so the gains year to date are quite strong in high beta stocks, energy that's regional banks and

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former wales captain scott quinnell concentrated on the rugby, what a six nations — incredible game, congratulations. and mikemazing batting you'll ever see" — that was how the indian captain virat kohli described the match—winning performance ofjonny bairstow, as england won the second one—day international in punay, to level the series. yeah, bairstow hit ”4, giving england a fantastic start as they chased down 337 to win by six wickets. that's his 11th century in 0dis — he said he's now targeting the world record of 16, which is held byjoe root. so, it's i—i going into tomorrow's decider. now, how about this? british number two cameron norrie said it was "a massive win", after he knocked out the ninth seed, grigor dimitrov, to reach the third round of the miami open. it has been a great week for him. norrie's serve was broken in the opening set and he was 5—3 down — but he won four games in a row to take it — and then completed a straight—sets victory. he'll play taylor fritz next. there were dramatic wins for sergio garcia and and robert macintyre at the wgc match play golf in austin, texas. garcia went i

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