newport news. >> reporter: the day venus went missing, mike scott and venus' mother repeatedly dialede. >> 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 do

tech industry scott holds a degree in political science and ucla. welcome mikeut we're so looking forward to your conversation, take it away. >> thank you so much. welcome everyone, and michael welcome to you. it's great to be here. >> it's great to talk to you, this time i get to ask you the questions. >> and folks, please let us be a little informal. scott and i are not really capable of anything else. [laughter] this is an honor to be here for many reasons. mike, you know i'm a big fan of yours. as a tech reporter i've been standing on your shoulders for years. in some of the earliest stories i did as a silicon valley reporter were at sea hm and you have allowed me to do many there and geek out. individually to see the exhibits. always appreciate it it's an honor to be associated with that. >> if i can add, i am deeply honored. i've done many things at the museum over the years. i go back safari member would gordon glenn bell made the decision to move to silicon valley even further back where the land is now is a 10-year-old iuc is my beebe gun to hunt ground

mike. >>> 15 years ago, scott peterson was sentenced for the death of his wife and unborn son. only three reporters have been selected to be in the courtroom, and today in the bay's marianne favro is one of them. >> the sentencing hearing should last about two hours and we are expecting to hear from peterson himself. the judge allocated 16 seats inside the courtroom for lacey and her family, and 16 seats for peterson's family. that was this, and this is now. scott peterson is scheduled to be sentenced again. the 49-year-old will return to court in redwood city to formerly hear his new sentence, but it's no mystery what the judge will say. >> the only thing the judge can do is impose life without parole. >> why is peterson's death sentence being thrown out? >> scott peterson is being resentenced because the california supreme court struck down the death penalty, and the way the jury was selected violated the state constitution, and that made the death penalty verdict rendered by the jury illegal. >> friends and family of lacey are expected to give impact statements at the hearin

mike rolled emerson and captain scott, ah, well, this is where some of those expeditions came to get there met us. we feel it because it's good to see. this is a treasure trove of parts exploration. come, have a look. turns out mankind has forever been hooked on the concepts of a mysterious continent at the end of the world. this map from the 58 is, is the last of the classical world view. this is the world as it would be understood by the ancient greeks and romans still got this great. terrell, astrology, non duncan mita, the unknown, the southern land spin forward 3 centuries to the time of men, like captain scott, who died on his return from the south pole. philip shows me a sledging man from that expedition. this is what they actually used to place the food, their pose for the attempt on the pole. incredible. here we have him reaching the south pole. and then of course, the terrible trick back, captain scott died him demonstrate how hard it was. then just how challenging it was that a far cry from today. it's why this period is known as the heroic age. they were truly great heroe

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm keir ra clapper. vianey is in for kari and mike when i see people getting stuck up there, i'm like, i told you. just because the roads are reopening doesn't mean you should head over there. also there's still snow on the road. it's still dangerous to drive. 43 degrees right now in walnut creek. satellite radar quiet right now. down through the south we're still seeing some actiity but it's going to dry out over the next few days. 42 degrees right now in dublin. over the next couple of hours we are going to warm up just a bit, but we are going to stay pretty chilly overall. we'll be in the upper 40s with a couple of low 50s through the afternoon. i'm going to take you through the timing of the forecast and also more rain ahead for the first week of january. >>> this is a percentage of people who get tested who get a positive result for covid. three weeks ago at 2.6%. it's now at 11.2% on the far right of your screen. you see that peak and that is some perspective. during our surge last winter, this topped out at 17.1%. >> now to a l

. >> thanks, scott >> that's mike wilson of morgan stanley. let's bring in steve liesman he has the results of the latest cnbc survey from the fed and they play into the conversation. steve, we're expecting action tomorrow, and it will be a change and more dramatic action in the wannot too distant future that we weren't expecting. >> it is unclear it sounds like listening to some folks on your panel, scott, that nobody expected the fed to ever raise rates. i'm not quite sure -- >> would you fault them, steve would you fault them >> yeah, i would, scott. >> you know what i'm saying. let me show you the fed expect eggs and then we can bounce off of that, the po billion baked into our survey and that's the first thing and the second thing that's baked in is join 2022 some tolerance about that and now three are priced into and two and a half this year, and three the year after that and whatever you want to call it and three in each of the next two years to bring it up by 1.5% by the end of 2023 and there's the highly controversial terminal rate wh

scott mcgrew. >> vianey is in for kari and mike, tracking our forecast and the traffic. >> good morning. cold but at least it's not raining. we're done with the rain for the next couple of days. we're in the 40s right now. the reason it's going to dip down into the 30s is once we get those low clouds to back off, it will get a chance to get even colder. through about 2:00 we're going to be topping out in the 50s today. still pretty chilly and pretty normal for this time of year. heading into the overnight hours, especially into early friday morning as well as early saturday

does mike, no my assistant was there my secret grantsville. i agree with him. scott, go good. the so i don't let go because they are you. i'm friends, i'm. i am great. spell blah, my own santa clara carmine warning light. see keel. gus ball to straw that i was her through a surveyed sick was busy warriors say on the last 3 years there's no x rays. you could still do sure. on immune news that they get is dish kill nellikka profuse. it was done of commission faster by a to more civilized any new which is up with it, sir. are for the bud? miss tanya, as i would say, don't cock with the least that material lenient portion or just one of my lease to you for was when you was the word i don't you know cuz it is from the mercy doctor to get a breath. yes, your post is 9 you 3 asked mr. bye bye. to me. a good history with the keep the bullet because night in the milk, in the doors to watch the, the quote that i shared some is sure that they are all 3 of them. now given that you got those that was with what she was visual of american was to the new bill. new bill of binnacle for misty a

host: mike is in wisconsin. we will hear from scott in new york, independent line. caller: good morning, pedro. you went to colorado a couple years ago. you do that informative show about the canvas. i love c-span. could we all get along for just a week? what joe manchin is doing -- i am a christian human. i truly believe in christ. they word is sitting on the fence. what joe manchin does is he sits on the fence because he does not want to make democrats too upset but he is in a republican state so he is playing the republicans to get the republican votes and gets the democrat votes just because he is on the democratic ticket. they go in the booth and they hit democrat because there democrat, they don't hit it because of joe manchin. they hit it because they are democrats. the republicans know joe manchin is going to keep on riding the fence and do what he has to do to keep everybody happy. he is lukewarm. host: you are saying yesterday's decision is not final as far as senator manchin is concerned? he is sitting the fence? caller: i am saying everything he does, no

mike: thomas carol, from boston, thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> sandra: really interesting perspective. very passionate about what he is trying to do. meeting with tim scott will invite him on too. >> mike: fascinating that senator manchin is in the middle of this one as well. >> sandra: a scary situation for tourists on a cancun beach. mexican police were there after gunmen on jet skis opened fired. phil keating joins us. that is affecting tourism. >> it is. this is the third time since october this has happened. american and european tourists scrambling for cover as people on jet skis storm a hotel beach in cancun pulling their triggers. this is the third tourist impacting violent crime since october. more returned tuesday after 5 men on jet skis dressed as soldiers hit the beach and fired into the air. nobody was injured but tourists ducked for cover to be safe. this happened at the 4 star $400 a night oasis palm resort billion dollars as family friendly. these are popular with americans during the winter. it appeareded that on-going drug gang turf war is to blame. >> what i saw was them shooting up into the sky. i didn't see any show notes coming to t

scott >> i am ready. >> we are now in the "closing bell" "market zone." mike moments and today we've got josh brown from ritholtz wealth management. it expects a full global recovery in the end of the pandemic and a return to normal economic and market conditions next year. josh, do you agree with that call >> uh, yeah, for the most part i tend to just try to focus more on weekly market action. this is like a mirror image of last week, what we've been seeing so far. so, i think that's a bigger positive than anything looking out further on the horizon and the one thing i wanted to make sure i mentioned today, the follow-through in small caps is really like nice to see. that's just been a tough area to be but the russell is having a much better day than the s&p or the dow. i like when we see that kind of action this time of year i think it bodes well overall. >> mike, we were due for a pause right after a big burst. i would suggest this is pretty positive still >> no doubt about it it would make all the sense in the world to be just digesting two-day gains of mo

target cuts they've made a couple of mistakes let's get mike back on he's the season guy who used to work on wall street. how about we go to scottu for helping us reach the little guy. >> what's going on >> caller: i bought plug power here in the 30s. short interest is running about 90%. did i do the right thing >> it's part of our next gen 50. plug power needs a better rate environment. it needs interest rates to go down for it to go higher we don't have that right now i'm not going to sell you to sell plug power. i think you can sell it in the 40s for a trade. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> america's incomplete response to the vaccination could be putting your held and money in peril are we moving on any way cramer tackles this risky business, next machin so you don't lose sight of the big picture, even when you're focused on what's happening right now. and thinkorswim trading™ is right there with you. to help you become a smarter investor. with an innovative trading platform full of customizable tools. dedicated trade desk pros and a passionate trader community sharing strategies right on the platform. beca

with us and seasonality enough how do we look at things now, mike given where we were and now where we are >> i would say seasonality, scott, is a help we've shown the last several weeks, though, that it's not magic and it's not automatic but i think the one thing that does put the market on decent footing, relative to when we first reached these levels on the s&p not only the day before thanksgiving, but also november 5th. i mean, we've really been kind of going sideways since that point. 4,700 has been a little bit of a ceiling over that period one thing that changed is positioning and sentiment. we've got a really good scare. we've got a really good kind of liquidation type event and a lot of strategies and funds. volatility had an outsize move which in itself catalyzed a lot more of a purge than you might otherwise expect on a 5% high to low pull back500 all else being equal, that is probably a net benefit to the market as you have a test, you pass the test and people are a little bit less aggressively positioned than they were beforehand who knows after the last two days whether we rebuilt a lot of that exposure. prob

mike mibach. we begin with breaking news out of san mateo county. convicted murderer scott peterson has been re sentence for the killing of his pregnant wife, lacey. and their unborn son ktvu is henry lee was monitoring the hearing that wrapped up just about 45 minutes ago. he's live with the latest developments. henry. yeah migrants said of the death penalty. scott peterson will now face they will now be sentenced on has been sense to life in prison without the possibility of parole for killing his pregnant wife, lacey. and their unborn son back in 2000 and two now today, her family gave tearful impact statements in a case that transfixed the nation. i see no sorrow or remorse from you at all. i still feel the grief every day after 19 years. those were the tearful words in court of sharon rocha lacey peterson's mother before scott peterson was re sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing lacey and their unborn son in 2000 and two rocha said. lacey's dead scott because he trusted you, she added. your evil, self centered acts ended two beautiful souls. roaches p

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we had a corporate tax cut and a momentum blowoff was very dramatic >> mike, i'm curious -- >> let me ask you this >> go ahead, scottry, les. i noticed what do you make between the divergence between the s&p in this last burst, if you want to calm it of the year, the fact that bitcoin as i look at it right now is down again. it's at 47, 2. there was a correlation between risk, speculative assets or the tracking of the s&p and bit count. now it's diverging a bit what do you make of that >> the bitcoin's characteristic this year have matched up most closely with the real kind of high adrenaline risk appetite plays that all peak in the first quarter. right so that would be spacs, ipos, no profit tax, the arc-type portfolios. all of that stuff had a dramatic vertical peak in january/february maybe a little later than that that to me is a bit more rhyming with the cadence of bitcoin returns. also, what is it up 500% in the last two years so it's really tough to say it's been tracking anything else. yeah, there has been correlations on a day-to-day basis. i think some of that stuff when it becomes less fun and you had a t

>> mike: i grew in up in new jersey but it's been a while. >> sandra: pennsylvania representative scott 6th. >> scott perry won't play ball with the committee. democrats claim perry tried to help former president trump prevail on january 6th. perry called the committee illegitimate. democrats say perry wants it both ways. >> you turned your back on the basic rule of law. the checks and balances of our system. the legislative branch is a co-equal branch to the executive. that fails if we tonight enforce our subpoenas. >> the house held mark meadows in contempt of congress for not complying with a subpoena. perry said the house is out of bounds with him. he attempted to it use the rules of the house against hoyer and demanded the house sanction hoyer >> it seems to me the gentlemen from maryland disparaged the gentleman from indiana and should have his words taken down. >> a subpoena by the committee for an uncooperative member would be unprecedented. >> this is an investigation of politicians by politicians. that raises a different set of questions and potential abuses. if you start to i

host: mike is in wisconsin. we will hear from scottn a, independent line. -- in new york, independent line. caller: i went to colorado a couple years ago. i love c-span. could we all get along for just a week? i am a christian human. i believe in christ. they word is sitting on the fence. what joe manchin does as he sits on the fence because he does not want to make democrats too upset but he is in a republican state so he is playing the republicans to get the republican votes and gets the democrat votes just because he is on the democratic ticket. they do not hit it because of joe manchin care they hit it because they are democrats. the republicans no joe manchin is going to stay on the fence and do what he has to do to keep everybody happy. host: you are saying yesterday's decision is not final as far as senator manchin is concerned? he is sitting defense? -- the fence? caller: i am saying everything he does. i have been watching for years, especially during the trump years. he was riding the fence. he would say, i'm not opposed to t

scott? >> thank you, much. we will take you out live to the bay bridge this morning where you can see the sheen of the headlights. do be careful out there. let's check in with mikeshowers moving through early this morning, and it's clearing further to the north. the last little bit of rain rolling through and clearing out as we take a live look outside in san josÉ. still low clouds and we are going to see temperatures remaining steady over the next several hours, and the icons will clear out by noon and reach into the low 60s for today, and that's about normal for this time of year. 59 will be the high in livermore, and 62 in santa rosa with a lot of sunshine later today. looking forward to that as well as more rain. mike, you are seeing the drops on the golden gate bridge. >> yeah, sometimes i think i can see the mist, but that could be wishful thinking. wishful thinking because we need the moisture, and kari is getting excited about the future forecast, so stick with her so you know the timeline of what to expect. over here, mild slowing, not a big backup but slowing and volume is building, and there's patches along byron highway. all of this fog is creeping i

i asked mike if he still stands by his verdict and what he thought peterson might say today. >> he will play on emotions. scotted my wife. we went through 5.5 months of a trial. >> scott said a burglary was connected to the laci going missing and they have prove that someone other than scott peterson killed laci and her son. >> we can't walk out of here in a year or a week or 10 years from now and say, man, i don't know if he was really guilty. in our hearts he was guilty. in our beliefs, nobody else did this. he committed the crime. >> an emotional day in court expected again. scott peterson set to make his first statement and sharon, laci peterson's mother will speak directly to scott peterson in court today with another victim impact statement. >> john: let's bring in fox news legal analyst mercedes. he was sentenced to death row in 2005. the california supreme court overturned that death sentence on appeal but the conviction still stands. what was the basis for overturning the death sentence? >> during the jury -- the rather the selection process, there were individuals that were in that jury pool that sai

scott atlas, the goldstar moms, talk to jim banks, jenna ellis, mike gonzalez. all of these american citizens have been victimized by these tech companies and by viewpoint censorship. when tech companies say this is not actually happening, i say believe your lying eyes. rep. latta: as we continue, as part of the big tech accountability platform i have offered legislation that would amend section 232 narrow liability protection -- ms. hein: mr. migicovsky: e.u. -- 230 two narrow the platform. if the platform is acting in a bad scenario 10, they would not receive liability protection in those instances. how do you think or what do you think about the impact that this legislation would have if it were enacted in a law? ms. frederick: that you strip immunity when it is being abused. so if the abuses continue. then you get rid of the freedom for several liabilities when it is a be -- when it is being abused by the tech companies. rep. latta: when you go -- when you are talking 52, 53, 51 when it was conservatives to liberal viewpoints. if this is presented to the big

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scott gottlieb andrew >> meantime, we will talk about pfizer news and what it means for the market and stocks and the days ahead we head over to miketing a real big two-day burst higher, more than 3% in the s&p 500. it seems like that might be the most once the pfizer headline hit keep in mind, two weeks ago, none of us heard of omicron. we assumed three doses of the vaccine were very effective against covid. now we know the same things, it seems, against the new variant and we're back at the exact same levels on the s&p 500. we also have been digesting a kind of hawkish turn at least in rhetoric from the fed if terms of accelerateer their end of their bond buying and all the rest of it net-net, we are flat right at this level is that we've kind of first hit the first week of november we had a great jobs report november 5th that was first higher. it closed. we have been oscillateing even under the surface a. lot of liquidation has happened a. rickier stock just yesterday, you started to see some bounce hard an indication that some of that forced or aggressive year selling, take a look at the bond market, it's a similar story, two-y

epstein, jerry feldman, creighton green, gary leland, kirk mcconnell, maggie, bill monahan, mike, john, andy scott cole stevens, sollie psyches, carolyn, haley becker, patrick shiloh, allison warner, debbie, joe gallow, leslie ashton, tammy, brittany, griffin canyon, brendan, sophia, tom, and once again my staff director elizabeth king. thank you, elizabeth. from my personal office let me also thank neil campbell and elise walsh who have done so much to get us going. and as the senator from oklahoma pointed out, we could not get our bill through without the floor staff. they do a remarkable job. and they don't get the credit they deserve. so let me thank gary myrick, patricia, dan tinsley, brad watt, stephanie, nate, rachel jackson and liesa patterson. you've been part of this process for the last several weeks and have done a remarkable job. we thank you very much. let me conclude also by thanking our colleagues in the house. chairman smith and ranking member rogers collaborated, negotiated, and ultimately together we reached this legislation. i urge all of my colleagues to vote for this excellen