mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move down as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and it's the moment that most any and. if it is a friend's apartments are on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being kicked out. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been cancelled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived to slowly or not at all politicians argue the lockdown cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month i mean. it's normal that people protest and we understand that but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation so there has to be less pressure on hospitals after all human lives are at stake. the times are tough but the people of majorca are showing solidarity restaurant owners distribute food packages to those in need was among them jose m

market, short squeezes, so much more this hour three biggests, joe moglia, allianz's mohamed el erianmposed last week. retail traders attempted a short squeeze. attempted and succeeded on stocks including gamestop. this morning gamestop still limited. and other platforms include mamc, express, koss and blackberry meanwhile, sources telling cnbc one hedge fund took a massive loss thanks in part to its short bet on gamestop. melvin capital down as gamestop surged 1600% becky. >>> let's bring in our first biggest on these very big topics gamestop, joining us for that is joe moglia the former chairman and ceo of t.d.ameritrade joe, great to see you this morning. thanks for being here with us. >> hi, becky i'm delighted to be on thanks for having me. >> i've been waiting to hear what you think about this. as somebody who knows this industry so well and those the retail trader so well, what are your thoughts watching this play out? >> i think there's a lot of drama. a lot of emotion a lot of things going on what you have to really do, put a lot of things you have the long term investor char

some strength gdp grew 3/10 of a percent fourth quarter stronger than expected as you heard from mohamed el the -- the sea of red in fact hong kong introduced its first tax increase on stock trades, since 1993. and that impacted markets led hang seng to post largest loss yesterday, in since 2015 hang seng down 3%. now from the top stories that we are watching this morning, the house will vote on president biden's nearly 2 trillion-dollar covid relief bill dpri house majority levered steny hoyer announcing vote senator chuck schumer vows to put it on fast-track when it gets to senate hopes to get it passed before unemployment benefits expire in march there will not be any republican support for this bill. americans backing bill more than 150 senior executives goldman sachs google lowe's hotel american airlines sent letter to lawmakers urging them to pass this measure, president biden reopening a controversial texas facility to hold migrant children amid a surge of detainees at border same the fact of the matter used by trump administration one month in summer 2019 drew heavy criticism from n

what's worrying mohamed el-erian in this last hour of what has been a very revealing trading week. the gamestop frenzy picked apart on capitol hill, but two key figures in the legal world left totally dissatisfied. three weeks ago texas attorney general ken paxton launched a major investigation into an online brokerage are. is he now adding to his original focus? he is here with former sec director harvey pitt on why yesterday's hearing wasn't anywhere close to the end, but rather, just the tip of the iceberg on the drama to come. president biden about to make comments after touring one of three plants at the heart of pfizer's vaccine production. we've got cameras on the scene, and we've got our eyes on pfizer's stock. but first, can we take a look, if we can just for the moment, at an intraday chart of uber? it has been a very interesting move today. look at the price action since gapping down at the opening bell. just before 5 a.m. eastern time uber lost a driver's rights case before britain's supreme court which basically deemed that the driver plaintiffs were employees versus g

coming up on the show, allianz's mohamed el-erian says the moves in game stop and the s&p 500 are all connected. he will join us to discuss what could happen next. >>> plus, we are counting down to one of the most important afternoons of earnings season. amazon, alphabet, chipotle, ea gear stocks higher heading into the final hour of trade. let's get to mike santoli with a lowser look at the action, mike w all sectors working right now. >> it is very broad with the exception the epicenter reddit stocks that are on the decline taking the pressure off the portfolio restructuring. the shakeout from last week. 3.3% we gained back most of it. this is a two year chart of the s&p 500. we are hovering at the level where it fell apard part in the middle of last week. see if it can recover from that. i want to point out late january into early february of 2020. that's when you had a oopsy right there. it was a very, very orderly uptrend from the fourth quarter of the prior year just like this one was. you had this big gut check it hit the 50-day moving average as this did and it rose higher fro

mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move down as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and it's the moment some of the. egyptians a french apartments are on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being kicked out. of. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been cancelled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived to slowly or not at all politicians argue the lockdown cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month i mean. it's normal that people protests and we understand that it is the me but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation there has to be less pressure on hospitals and after all human lives are at stake that. the times are tough but the people of majorca are showing solidarity restaurant owners distribute food packages to those in need and

mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move out as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and if that moment. if it is a friend's apartments are on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been canceled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived too slowly or not at all politicians argue the lock down cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month. it's normal that people process and we understand that but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation there has to be less pressure on hospitals and after all human lives are at stake. but times are tough but the people of majorca are showing solidarity restaurant owners distribute food packages to those in need and among them jose marti on a board post. who's fightin

mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move out as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and it's the moment. if the chains of france's apartments are on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been cancelled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived to slowly or not at all politicians argue the lockdown cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month i mean. it's normal that people protests and we understand that it is the me but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation there has to be less pressure on hospitals after all human lives are at stake. the times are tough but the people of majorca are showing solidarity restaurant owners distribute food packages to those in need by among them jose money on noble

today mike santelli is taking a look at the equities, and joining us to talk about all of that mohamed el-erian from allianz. >> we continue to idle here, right around the record highs in the s&p 500. it's been a few days right now, where the indexes are kind of regrouping, and probably got a little bit overbought and taking a breather hard to look under the surface though and see too much that's negative, although we might be getting to one of these points where we stretched to a little bit of a limit to the near term rally potential. so keep pointing out, it is riding the upper end of the line, that's the case for quite some time right now. we have done this a few different times over the course of this 10, 11-montreally where you kind of flatten out and recharge the rally so we'll see if that happens and global markets strong. so it's not just about the u.s look at the shanghai market. especially this past week. a huge little vertical spurt higher it has been a pretty good trend in general but then you did see a little excitement now, just in general, a lot of things are continuing to

since the toppling of mama gadhafi delegates to un brokered talks chose a diplomat from the east mohamed el men feel to have the presidency council and a businessman from the west of the hamid as prime minister once the caretaker administration is in place the eastern government based in tobruk and the un recognized government in the capital tripoli will dissolve and in almost a decade of national division the new 3 member presidential council will be tasked with preparing the country for general elections next december but there is still the issue of foreign fighters the u.n. special representative in libya estimates up to $20000.00 turks russians syrians sudanese and chaldeans all still remain inside the country malik traynor reports now from tripoli. in what the u.n. is calling a historical vote participants of the libyan political dialogue for voted in a new transitional government their objective lead libya to parliamentary and presidential elections in december this is the moment for historic compromise for reaching we've already seen that people are reaching across the divide. you kn

talk markets and what is expected, if anything specific from the gamestop hearing in washington mohamed el was happening, we did speak to you about whether there were bigger issues involved in that entire incident so maybe you do have some thoughts, but i would also like to get your thoughts on some of the recent economic numbers we've seen, we've got not great news in the jobs market, but some inflation numbers that were interesting, to say the least. and then also, what was the other one, the great retail sales numbers, and it is kind of a flush consumer, so there's a lot of trade winds, a lot of different things going on. where are you? >> so let me start with the hearings, we're going to get lots of headline, lots of sound bites. the big message, shadow joe, will that regulators have lagged in a serious manner. the migration of risk on banks to nonbank, and the changing market structure the other big signal will be that we can look at a market accident, but we're not going to get very specific guidelines on regulation because there are so many competing issues here on the economy, yes,

coming up, mohamed el-erian. that interview at 9:00 a.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in london, and this is bloomberg. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance: early edition." over the last couple of minutes, breaking news. we understand that china may have some rare earth technology exports on security concerns. this goes back to the earlier reports that they could actually band some of the rare earth themselves. it has not been confirmed, that we know that china is reviewing their policy on rare earths. 80% of rare earths come from china, but they also have technology that is far more superior for refini

mohamed el-erian out with an opinion piece talking about we have this enormous contrast again in theorld and the data from the cpi shows that. reported inflation rate for goods and services and the one for asset prices is much different. there is a disconnect between the real economy and what real people on main street are feeling versus the financial market. manus: let's just circle back to some of the big results we had. credit agricole. we had commerce bank. the top line from commerce bank is all about what kind of a hit they are taking in terms of the pandemic. they see positive operating so they are casting their net forward. they will have an operating profit and positive operating results for this year. fourth quarter was lighter than the market anticipated. on the operational side of the business, coming in a bit lighter than expected. they are expecting a possible $3 billion in dividends and buybacks. 2023 and 2024 so that is critical to them. annmarie: i guess seeing that positive operating results for 2021, a lot of these banks are trying to put the pandemic behind them. w

it goes back to a point mohamed el-erian made.field, that was the question people ask last week. whether you think anything going on is fair or not, let the legal issues workout. people asking, why couldn't i trade when other people still could? i could still see the ticker in the new york stock exchange alive and well. tom: you saw that thursday and friday of last week. this is not the david axelrod of obama administration claim. what you need to know is we know on "surveillance," the length of the resume is inversely proportional to the skill, except axelrod is a wild exception to that. his cases are extraordinary both in private practice and his work with the securities and exchange commission, and we are thrilled to bring you this voice on "surveillance" this morning. really honored you could be with us this morning. you did an insider trader thing at the williams court in washington years and years ago. if you were speaking to a body of attorneys today about what is to come in this uproar, what would you say to them? david: i

mohamed el-erian emailed in. trying to come up with women's ice hockey for the university of cambridge as you and i are wrapped up in the top rank of the debate in central park, he has a prospect. lisa: we were mentioning we do not go through and what we were talking about. there are two ice rink in central park that are a mainstay for people in a pandemic that are a main -- for children to get out and mayor de blasio talked about shutting them early. he decided he was overruled after a petition went out. over the weekend it was a point of heated debate from all of the parents from new york city kids who found that as a respite amid the pandemic. tom: the image you just on bloomberg radio, you can see the fierceness as she is trying to get to her $30 breakfast snack. lisa: nobody really feels that. tom: mr. trump said that is how they are paying for the rake. megan greene joins us, harvard kennedy school senior fellow. there is all this debate on economics and we toss around ratios like the productivity three rat

mohamed el from morocco has been pressured by as landlord to move down as he can no longer afford the rent. despite the pandemic there are about 10 evictions in palma every week and it's the moment the most. efficient a friend's apartment or on the rise and families are squatting in places because they have no other options are being. mohammad is lucky with the help of the protesters his eviction has been cancelled for the time being. many people on my orca are angry they're demanding the government's resignation and say state aid has arrived too slowly or not at all politicians argue the lock down cannot be relaxed because the infection rate is still high and intensive care stations full is not a month. it's normal that people process and we understand that but at the same time our main priority is to improve the health situation there has to be less pressure on hospitals after all human lives are at stake. the times are tough but the people of majorca are showing solidarity restaurant owners distribute food packages to those in need of and among them jose money on the border goes ye

eastern on the open, your lineup, mohamed el-erian, anastasia omarosa from jp morgan and just maybe,be the weeknd. tom: i look around and surveillance is calling -- no one is around to judge me. ♪ i can see clearly with the ground ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey. jonathan: thousand i favorite. i really don't want to go. -- that was my favorite. i really don't want to go. ritika: with the first word news, i am ready could. the senate has cleared the way for president biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus plan without republican support, if they want to. after 15 hours of considered amendments, they voted early to job a budget blueprint for the biden plan. it was 51-50 with vice president harris raking her first tie. the house will likely -- breaking her first tie. the house will likely vote today. janet yellen found the stock in commodity markets remain resilient during recent volatility, after she met with financial regulators. she called off the surges like an gamestop. and angela merkel warns it is still too early to ease the lockdown. it is starting to show signs of slowing down but angela merkel says

on friday remember right here mohamed el-erian issued this warning. >> the worst case scenario, and i want to stress it is a scenario and not a baseline, is that we get some sort of market accident that forces people to try to unwind what they have bought on margin. and what you get is a deleveraging of the economy. liz: while he said this was a worst case scenario, we here at fox business got some blowback from viewers who said we were being too negative. but right now are we seeing -- we've got a weaker dollar overall against the euro pound and japanese yen, investors are in a flight to quality with gold which is spiking about $30 at the moment per troy ounce, climbing sharply, up 1.7%. it settled in the regular session above $1,800, its highest level in more than a week, and look at the 10-year treasury yield hitting 1.394%, right now we have it at 1.35% as worries rise over higher borrowing costs. miss still no stimulus deal. let's put it all in one big cauldron and bring out our traders to stiffer stir it up. scott redler and phil flynn. scott, when you see all that's going on in

trying to figure out when to bring workers back to the office and what the new normal, to coin a mohamed elo tell us what he has been hearing specifically >> good morning, dom, the ceos, the top employers in new york city are looking at september as really the earliest date to start bringing workers back to the office the partnership for new york city, they represent about 300 ceos of the top companies and employers in new york city they say that september target, that assumes an optimistic rollout of the vaccine, and workers getting vaccinated that date could easily slide even further when the ceos were surveyed back in october of last year, most said the reopening would be july of 2021. so you can see that that could push forward yet again the partnership saying only about 10 to 15% of the 1.5 million manhattan office workers have currently returned. tiffany is the latest to try to bring some workers back with the new owner telling executives and staff they will be required to be in the office two days a week starting march 1st that they're going to follow state and cdc rules. since the r

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el que recibe de 2 x 1 en el cual no marca de 3 x 1. >>> apareció mohamed salá,para marcar 1 x 05 máspo de niños de la bahía. además del mundo está disponible para su iphone, ipad actualícela o descargue la gratis... (comerciales). covid. sigue siendo un reto. sobre el regreso a las escuelas: si ignoramos la ventilación adecuada, los índices de infección en la comunidad o las medidas básicas de protección, las clases vuelven a cerrarse. para que el regreso sea un éxito, se requiren medidas de protección y el compromiso a seguirlas, incluyendo darle prioridad a las vacunas para los educadores. padres y educadores están de acuerdo: abramos las escuelas. poniendo en primer lugar la seguridad. Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo encontraron en covered california, un servicio gratuito que te conecta con planes de salud de renombre y ayuda económica si la necesitas. a causa del covid, es muy importante tener seguro médico, por eso este es el momento de inscribirte y obtener

-- i'm at home, so i'd rather be back at the nasdaq, but, you know, this is the new normal, as mohammed elerian would say thank you both andrew >> coming up on the other side of this break, we're going to go whale watching we're going to tell you about the latest moves by berkshire hathaway revealed last night there are a few hints at those berkshire moves as we take a look at the biggest premarket movers in the s&p 500. take a guess about what's going on there we're back in just a moment. no one likes to choose between safe or sporty. modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach helps them personalize experiences with watson ai while helping keep data secure. ♪ ♪ ♪ from banking to manufacturing, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ hey you, yeah you. i opened a sofi money account and it was the first time that i realized i could be earning interest back on my money. i just discovered sofi, and i'm an investor with a diversified portfo

la novedad de esta nueva tÉcnica desarrollada por el doctor mohamed, es la vacuna un parche. rma que es una forma novedosa por varios motivos, primero, no implica que las personas vayan al centro de vacunaciÓn. se puede distribuir por correo. hay una flexibilidad de cambiar los ingredientes de la vacuna para adecuarse a los nuevos brotes. de tal forma que hasta ahorita la primera que se administran dos parches, el primer parche se aplica inmediatamente cuando se recibe el paquete, el segundo parche se aplica unos dÍas despuÉs para mejorar la respuesta inmune. gabriela: me parece maravilloso lo que estaba diciendo usted, en parche siete dÍas de distancia de diferencia y que le llega uno por correo. ¿entonces cuÁl es la forma que pueden rastrear la efectividad de esto una vez que comienza dispersarse? ¿hasta que la gente comience a reaccionar con inmunidad? >> nosotros tenemos una media de quÉ tan efectivo es el parche los ratones de laboratorio. los experimentos con persona para ver la efectividad, tambiÉn va a haber muestras de campo. personas que realmente tienen el covid—19

crackdown on journalists in egypt under former general now president abdullah fattah el-sisi in 20130 journalist mohammed mohammed fahmy and peter greste are were imprisoned on charges of spreading folks knew they were released after a year abraham allowed the former editor in chief of al-jazeera arabic was sentenced to death an abstention for endangering national security reporters without borders ranks egypt at 166 out of 180 countries and its index of press freedom of hussein is now free says at least 30 journalists remain in egyptian prisons shall about alice out his era. over 100 members of iraq's the minority who were killed by i.c.l. nearly 7 years ago have been buried among them were 2 brothers of a nobel peace prize winner nadia it was tortured and raped by eisel fighters a service was held in the northwest of the country to lay them to rest their remains were found in mass graves last year and identified through d.n.a. testing the united nations estimates at least $5000.00 new c.d.'s were mudded and 7000 women and girls abducted and enslaved. today we are standing in front of a scarf and it's b

crackdown on journalists in egypt under former general now president abdel fattah el-sisi in 20130 journalist mohammad mohammed fahmy and peter greste are were imprisoned on charges of spreading fox news they were released after a year abraham allowed the former editor in chief of al-jazeera arabic was sentenced to death an abstention for endangering national security reporters without borders ranks egypt of $166.00 out of $180.00 countries and it's index of press freedom of hussein is now free says at least 30 journalists remain in egyptian prisons chala ballasts out jazeera. over $100.00 is edis killed by isis fighters and 2014 have been laid to rest in a funeral service in northwest iraq their remains were found in mass graves last year and identified through d.n.a. testing the religious minority was targeted by eisel because of their faith the u.n. estimates at least 5000 years these were murdered and 7000 women and girls abducted and even enslaved william what does the founder of the that's a human rights organization that works to improve minority rights in iraq he explains the current difficulties for d

crackdown on journalists in egypt under former general now president abdel fattah el-sisi in 20130 journalist mohammad mohammed fahmy and peter greste are were imprisoned on charges of spreading folks news they were released after a year abraham allowed the former editor in chief of al-jazeera arabic was sentenced to death an abstention for endangering national security reporters without borders ranks egypt of 166 out of 180 countries and its index of press freedom of hussein is now free says at least 30 journalists remain in egyptian prisons chala ballasts out his era. african union leaders have been meeting by video conference for a very annual summit there are likely to discuss a range of shared concerns. including the covert 1000 pandemic in the struggle to secure vaccines the outgoing chairman cyril ramaphosa says the continent has been devastated by the virus and still faces a long and difficult road before the pandemic is defeated often why is following the summit from nairobi. expecting the african center for disease control and also the a used vaccine task force to report to the african union to updat

you just heard bill later of the egyptian military general el-sisi make it official of the egyptian president mohamed morsi is. on the phone and i was there the moment morsi was removed from power. i had been chanting and celebrating with my colleagues it suddenly hit me this stiff was brought about by the military. because. i had the most of the most english as happy as i was that most of us out that had been our goal i was afraid because it was achieved by the military. with the military trying to seize power again. would we see more military violations on the streets and in the square killings torture dragging and abuse of women i was very concerned about what would come into. the. authorities are increasingly using the word terrorism when describing supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi the muslim brotherhood. i. i have such a specific i'm asking you c.c. who appointed you who appointed you are you dog morsi appointed we will burn you i was back i was pleased by what you just saw got into the ground reportedly pushed off a bridge by supporting the forces are you the muslim brotherhood

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nick schifrin: back then, abdel fattah el-sisi had been president for two-and-a-half years, since overthrowing muslim brotherhood leader and elected president mohammed13 coup. sisi's regime massacred muslim brotherhood supporters, and it reenergized the machine of oppression. today, there are even more political prisoners, at least 60,000, including, once again, alaa, who's in worse conditions, and has been tortured in prison, and sanaa, arrested last summer when the seifs were outside alla's prison, and has since been charged with inciting terrorism. mona seif: the current regime is intent on squashing any kind of remaining voices. and our family is one of the few remaining voices. and so, for the first time, 2020, i started thinking, ok, i want out. i want my siblings out. i want them to be out and safe. and then i think i want out and to see how can i resume a semi-normal life. nick schifrin: does that mean you have lost hope for the future of egypt? mona seif: i no longer function on hope. osamah khalil: what egypt has learned is that you can start an uprising, but turning an uprising into a revolution is very difficult. nick schifrin: osamah kh