>> morgan: thanks, emily.terrorist is a good day and i don't like to play politics with foreign policy like we saw happening during the trump administration to us, i think this was the right call by president biden and i'm glad he did it. any time you have these militias that are threatening and attacking american troops, the american president should stand up for those troops. we also have the authorization of military force in 2001, 2002 which is probably the legal justification that the biden administration used for these attacks against these militias, that's the same legal authority that we used, for example, in the trump administration so unlike my counterparts i'm not going to criticize actions and i agree with them i think it's a good thing that we kill terrorists, it's a good thing that we hold them accountable but the next step, what is the strategy? and that's what former obama officials would say, what's the strategy? you can go after these militia groups which is the right call but if you are goin

with me is the ever so lovely morgan willett who took a break from her workout videos-- morgan willett: [chuckling] johnny bananas: --to actually sit down with me for a bit and enjoy some us time. johnny, last time this took us three hours. three hours of pure, unadulterated fun. you know what? i wouldn't want to be in lockdown with anyone else but you. aww. i didn't pay you to say that. oh, johnny. that line was brought to us by peacock. peacock. we have the office now. [tv static] check out the time i headed down to south florida to go toe to toe with some of the baddest dudes in the league. and listen, if any agents are watching out there, i'm a tight end who's always wide open and definitely knows how to plug the hole. [sighs] [tv static] so without further ado, morgan, we're gonna watch some sports here. [quick swoosh] [rock music] [whistle blows] johnny (voiceover): you hear that? man: [inaudible] johnny (voiceover): sounds like the start of the most wonderful time of year. - yeah, it is. it's better than christmas. johnny (voiceover): it's time for some football, baby. so, origi

reported to have a wide crypto is coming out of the shadows on the morgan stanley website last week quote despite the jitters natural on a global pandemic crypto currencies are rapidly gaining popular support as alternatives to gold store of value he said and the dollar as a means of payment the strategist elaborated we see fundamental reasons to believe that regardless of where the price of bitcoin goes next crypto currencies are here to stay as a serious asset class so he's saying it's displacing the dollar as a means of payment and gold as a store of value so these are. this is what we've been saying like. it's a black hole that sucking in all these markets a stocking in store of value is sucking ins means of exchange many of the big point debates that you see going on between early between proponents was always like no we only want it to be a means of exchange do not let it be a store of value like you can stop the market you can stop participants in the market from using your your money as anything that they want to use it that but what's remarkable is that many years ago frede

apologists for the banks now the banks have come around to our way of seeing things and we warned you 1st morgan stanley cryptocurrency is here to stay as serious asset class big queen making progress to replace dollar. this is a pretty major bank saying that decline is actually on target to replace the dollar as we alone told you 1st none of the us cable news ever told you this right here you can see it developing every day in real time as the market cap of bitcoin now pushing a trillion dollars remember we 1st started recommending pickling to our audience when the market cap was under $2000000.00 when it was less than at all yeah it was like under $10000000.00 sort of thing is that any $111.00 and now the market caps pushing a trillion it's already i think the 5th or 6th biggest currency believe it recently overtook the swiss franc in terms of market cap and size in the global market it's getting close to 50 percent or so overtaking silver so the global silver markets approximately just under 2 trillion so certainly within a few months because it will be vaulting over sober it's on its way in

next to morgan stanley reported just that could replace gold was a store of value and as my progress towards replacing the dollar as a means of exchange find out more in a cause report up next that we were. the headlines join us together. max kaiser this is the kaiser report what we predicted was going to happen is happening we said this was going to happen years ago maybe even 10 years ago and now it's happening what am i talking about stacy that's a good question well you might have to go back and check 10 years of kaiser reports because we have course did say this long ago whereas over on the other financial media they were o.e. just apologists for the banks now the banks have come around to our way of seeing things and we warned you 1st morgan stanley cryptocurrency he's here to stay as serious asset class bit queen making progress to replace dollar so this is a pretty major bank saying that because one is actually on target to replace the dollar as we alone told you 1st none of the u.s. cable news ever told you this right he can see it developing every day in real time as the ma

morgan >>> thanks, tyler. vaccine roll-out continues to hit roadblocks we'll speak to one doctor who took parts in trials of the j & j vaccine. >>> amc soaring today, as speculators on reddit continue to pour into that stock. now one analyst is downgrading it, saying all this new money could come with a price. >>> i'm courtney reagan. here is your cnbc covid update at this house. the pace of the vaccination effort continues to pick up. the cdc says the average is up to 1.3 million a day during the first month of availability, almost two thirds of recipients were women 55% were over 50 years old 60% were white the cdc says as the program expands,ist important to make anyone whoa eligible has an equal opportunity to get vaccinated today dr. fauch irexpressed the importance of getting vaccinated quickly. >> viruses cannot mutate in at the don't replicate. if you stop vac nation widely, you don't give the virus an open playing field, you will not get mutations. >>> the white house team also announced a $230 millio

morgan, back to you. >> let me ask you this, if i might, kate. is mr. gill likely to appear if he appears, is he likely to talk if he faces the potential of prosecution >> as of this afternoon, gill is set to testify he's the only non-ceo in that group. he's in the company of big ceos of hedge funds he is expected to speak. we haven't gotten word that that has changes since the lawsuit dropped. he is sore of emblematic of this new type of trader and the phenomenon of people -- he did sort of -- and it does seem he's more of a professional traders based on this lawsuit. >> what do you think, headband or no headband when he appears in front of congress what would you advise? >> that's a great question i'll take the over on that i think maybe we'll see a head band. >> wow i would love that. >>> coming up -- thanks, kate. >> thank you. >>> wall street is looking to bank on the boom and with no etfs a number of bitcoin -- he -- right after this break, as bitcoin, look at that, up nearly $3,000 today as theinr at wteweher batters the country, the ceo of gener

we're going to move on, morgan coming up, semistocks at record highs. in the face of a global chip shortage, we will break down how the chips are stacked. 1-800-flowers benefiting we'll talk to the ceo about making the trend bloom how do you like that "power lunch" come back after this we see increased efficiency connected to more comfortable homes. emerson's energy star™ certified sensi™ smart thermostat uses geofencing to simplify how homeowners manage comfort and costs. emerson. consider it solved. >>> semiconductor chips are in short supply, with far-reaching implications across the market nvidia's $40 billion acquisition of british chip designer arm, whose chips are used in 95% of smartphones worldwide. daniel newman joins us, thanks for being with us today. >> thanks for having me. >>> we've been following this chip shortage very, very closely. i think probably the place i want to start is things we have seen, expected to sign this executive order that initiates 100-day review looking at the supply chain is that quick enough is that going to help

i'm morgan brennan take a look at the market. stocks are higher again today, across the board at the s&p 500 and nasdaq, about half a percentage point away from new record highs gamestop and amc are both falling today. treasury secretary janet yellen meeting with regulators today. >>> and apple driving toward a deal with hyundai and kia. ty >> thank you very much, morgan we are start with apple on the verge of a deal to take on the auto industry. we have heard about this for a long, long time, phil lebeau, who broke this story. >> hey, tyler. our multiple sources have told you that apple and hyundai/kia are in discussions and moving toward finalizing an agreement that had call for truly an apple car to be built under production at the kia plant in georgia. it would be an autonomous electric vehicle scheduled to go into production in 2024, though that date may shift. apple would control the hardware and the software this would not be apple software under a kia model, it will be a true apple car, with a focus to make sure it provid

morgan wallen facing fallout after using a racial slur.t forcing an industry to confront a truth. here's "nightline's" ashan singh. ♪ talking about getting further south ♪ >> reporter: morgan wallen embodied country music. his songs like "seven summers" a celebration of small-town living, good friends, and good times. the tennessee native rose to the top of the charts in 2018 with hits like "whiskey glasses." and never left. at 27 years old, wallen is one of the biggest stars in all of music. now a racial slur has stopped his meteoric rise in its tracks. a video obtained by tmz shows wallen and a group of friends coming home early sunday morning after a night out on the town in nashville. a neighbor was recording when wallen said this. >> hey, take care of this [ bleep ]. hey, take care of this [ bleep ]. >> reporter: his use of that racial epithet led to swift fallout. his two record labels announcing, in the wake of recent events, big loud records has made the decision to suspend morgan wall.'srecording contract indefinitely. republic re

(comerciales) un corte de internet y servicio de celulares afecta la de ciudad de morgan hill dejandoa de morgan y hill que tuvimos la seÑal para salir en vivo estos cortes afectan a los residentes y la conexiÓn de los medios y muestran el problema que estÁn teniendo con estos cortes de internet y de servicios de celular la ciudad de morgan hill envÍo un comunicado donde ellos mencionaban que el motivo es un corte a las fibras de una lÍnea de cableado subterrÁneo y esto ocurriÓ en un Área de construcciÓn aproximadamente a las 10 u 11 de esta maÑana desde entonces toda la comunidad ha tenido este problema con su servicio electrÓnicos de internet, y de servicio de celular. la principal preocupaciÓn de las autoridades eran que no tenÍan la posibilidad de que las llamadas y mensajes de textos al 911 entraran a las autoridades locales y esto lo solucionaron rÁpidamente porque envÍan las comunicaciones al condado de santa clara pero este corte no solamente estÁ afectando los servicios de emergencia tambiÉn a todos los residentes y negocios de morgan hill una trabajadora de una pizzerÍa narr

i'm in the new york area morgan is too. when you get out of new york, you forget that a lot of the country, for good or ill, not a political statement is kind of open >> reopening on the 12th does it make financial sense for you to reopen at 25% or just stay closed? what's the better economic decision >> we're reopening all 23 of our manhattan restaurants on friday. we get to put people back to work who are unemployed. you lose interest. you've got to be relative, you've got to be open. i mean, we've been sitting there closed now in the last 11 months, i think, 9.5 of them and to be able to do 25% is huge to us people don't want to sit at home and i truly don't know because texas, we don't have anymore cases than new york but yet we've been opened since may the 1st. okay may the 1st, we've been open so i don't understand it i don't make the decisions for new york and we're just happy that we're opening >> i urge everybody if they go out, to tip the servers very well because there's a lot of nervousness in new york and be ge

morgan hill doesn't have a single vaccination site.idents have to travel to san jose or gilroy to get the shot. >> just being able to get people to vaccination sites, i think, is -- is probably going to be where we have to focus our energy. >> morgan hill is also home to a large black and latino population. both groups have been hard hit by covid-19. add to that, many other vulnerable populations live in the city. the elderly and essential workers. for morgan hill's leaders, the case rate spike is a sobering reminder to stay aggressive on community outreach. >> there, still, are some severe gaps in providing the assistance people need to be able to cover themselves, both economically, as well as from a health perspective. >> i would ask the community, for the latino community, to take your seniors and get them vaccinated. or get scheduled for an appointment. >> continue getting tested. that is very important. continue just to social distance. now is not the time to let up. >> reporter: kris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> a coyote alert in t

el miÉrcoles un centro de vacunaciÓn serÁ inaugurado en gilroy, ciudad que queda a 15 minutos de morganjadores de la industria del cannabis que serÁn incluidos en la lista de empleados esenciales para recibir la vacuna, el anuncio da prioridad a los trabajadores de los cultivos de marihuana y choferes que estÁn en las tiendas, dispensarios, estÁn en el nivel 1a, es una noticia que no agradÓ a la asociaciÓn de maestros de california que se encuentra esperando a ser vacunados para regresar a las aulas, por su parte los trabajadores de los dispensarios de cannabis medicinal en san francisco defienden que ellos merecen ser inoculados y que trabajan con la poblaciÓn vulnerable. esta semana se reportÓ en oregÓn el contagio de 4 personas que habÍan sido vacunadas con la segunda dosis contra el coronavirus. todos los casos se dieron durante los primeros 14 dÍas despuÉs de su inmunizaciÓn, sandra o'neil tiene el testimonio de un joven de california al que le pasÓ una situaciÓn similar y explica por quÉ ocurre. >>> son raros, pero pueden ocurrir, casos de contagio de covid-19 entre personas vacun

morgan hill doesn't have a single vaccination site. residents have to travel to san jose or gilroy to get the shot. >> just being able to get people to vaccination sites, i think, is -- is probably going to be where we have to focus our energy. >> morgan hill is also home to a large black and latino population. both groups have been hard hit by covid-19. add to that, many other vulnerable populations live in the city. the elderly and essential workers. for morgan hill's leaders, the case rate spike is a sobering reminder to stay aggressive on community outreach. >> there, still, are some severe gaps in providing the assistance people need to be able to cover themselves, both economically, as well as from a health perspective. >> i would ask the community, for the latino community, to take your seniors and get them vaccinated. or get scheduled for an appointment. >> continue getting tested. that is very important. continue just to social dist l up. >> reporter: kris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> a coyote alert in this neighborhood, after a

>> yeah, morgan. those are great questions. i think what you're going to see next week in the hearing is a big focus on payment for order flow they're obviously look at the guests, ken griffin from citadel and the ceo of robinhood that's going to be really focussed on the mechanics of the market what went on here. what goes on inside the market why does robin -- the big kplint about robinhood they shut down they didn't have the proper infrastructure in my opinion it wasn't people claiming they got a phone call that wasn't proven and hasn't been proven but it's up to investigators to look at that. the problem is they didn't have the infrastructure in place for the capital commitments. they got a call and needed to put up more money. they're offering free commissions and the way they offer free commissions is they receive payment for order flow one source of their revenue and it's been reported that retail brokers overall took in $3 billion last year in payment for order flow and robinhood was a significant percentage of that 3 b

investment banks morgan stanley and j.p. morgan are said to be interested in. australian news outlets channel 7 and channel 9 a strike in licensing deals with tech giant google to pay for regional journalistic content can be raised to introduce a north forcing internet companies to pay media companies for content treasurer josh frydenberg said the law was an historic moment and the world's 1st. in a conference call with german economy minister peter altmire the retail tourism and hospitality industry said they are unhappy with the lockdown measures and that state support has been paid out fast enough 65 percent of retailers in city centers and a quarter of tourism operators face bankruptcy but insists it will expand state's accord and create a hardship fund. the czech republic has one of the highest coping 1000 infection rates in europe with a high number of coronavirus variance the government there has just imposed a new state of emergency to curb the spread of the virus and since sunday coronavirus inspections have been in place at the german czech border mak

morgan chesky, nbc news >>> the price you pay your taxes and the irs warning of a significant uptake in scams during the pandemic. with more on that here is jo lynn kent. >> reporter: the irs sounding the alarm. criminals are changing their tactics, trying to get your tax refund >> how is this tax season different during previous years >> schemers are looking to cash in we have seen a variety of covid-19 scams that are designed to steal money and personal information. >> reporter: there is an uptake in scammers using words like coronavirus and covid-19 and stimulus and e-mails and letters and checks or links. >> you would receive an e-mail telling you you are eligible for your economic impact payment and click on a link to claim it >> reporter: once you click on the link to share information, you are opening the door for scammers criminal posing as the irs like offering bogus stimulus payments the agency will only contact you. >> the irs will not contact you or by phone to say you are eligible for an economic payment. >> reporter: if you do get a call from the irs, ignore it and do n

>>> good afternoon, everybody, and welcome back to "power lunch" along with morgan brennan i'm tyler matheson, glad you can join us for this hour together the record rally rolling on, dow, s&p, nasdaq, new highs one year after the covid peak, those indexes have pulled back just a bit. bitcoin, wow, you can't even believe it more than 50,000 for the first time, it has pulled back a little bit but the cryptocurrency is front and center for regulators. how big a risk is it, that fact to the crypto rally. later natural gas, gasoline soaring as wild weather sweeps across the u.s. hitting texas especially hard. we will have the latest details on that as "power lunch" starts right now. >>> good afternoon, as tyler mentioned all the major averages hitting all time highs today, fading those gains in afternoon trading as we've seen treasury yields jump higher one year ago, though, markets were also at record highs and then covid happened. looking at how far we've traveled since that pre covid peak. >> the setup rhymes versus where we were february 19th of last year, specifically the anniversar

morgan ott and i both served in iraq for the u.s.you retaliate when iranian or iranian backed militias attack. >> i couldn't agree more. let's get more of them. >> katie: morgan and david, thank you so much for your expertise. up next, congressman madison cawthorn with a rallying cry to the next generation of conservative leaders. >> will walking down a road that is very near socialism. they are trying to turn this country into a communist ash heap. >> we are offering the american people liberty and choice, and maybe we won't encourage you to go get a four year degree in egyptology but rather we will encourage you to get an education in a trade. some want to make our economy even more powerful. when you hear the democrats trying to buy your boats and acting like you are too naive to even know what's going on, push back on that. take a closer responsibility for your life because if we don't stand up, if we don't start fighting for our country, then who will? ♪ ♪ mike shopped for the lowest mortgage rate and chose amerisave. a choice h

michael cushman, morgan stanley -- michael kushma, morgan stanley global cio.i keep a positive swiss yield, 20 years with yield to kate's some of that german move as well -- 20 years wi -- 20 year swiss yield indicates some of that german move as well. jonathan: corporations can come to this market, funds themselves cheaply, and so long as that remains the story, they will be comfortable with it. tom: if italy did the bond deal they did 20 days ago, the issue would be record issuance. lisa: that is true, except there is a distinction. i keep going back to borrowing costs and valuations, which have hinged on yields remaining in a certain place. at what point does that valuation equation start to weigh on some of the highest flying names, and how much can we get if bitcoin and the tesla selloff without affecting larger markets? we are talking about some of the concentrated bets on these names together. what happens with the leverage if that starts getting pushed out with a violent move up? jonathan: what is the qe right right now, $120 billion? where are rates go

no self-service, no internet service for hours in morgan hill. >> it's been rough.had customers that came without access to the internet. >> what went wrong? we just got an update. >>> also -- >> it was very resounding acknowledgement that we need to go forward together. >> she voted to impeach trump, but did house republicans decide to oust liz cheney from her leadership positions? the results of a secret ballot. >>> so much happening tonight, including more progress in the race to vaccinate. but first, san jose police have a man in custody after reports that he was live streaming that he was going to shoot up the mall. the scary part -- he was doing it from inside the valley fair mall. >> his snap chats led him to jail. sergio can tanna has been tracking the develops for us. >> reporter: at this hour, you can see there are still police officers way down over there. they had a bomb squad out earlier. they had us way back here for our own safety. as mentioned, the police department out here in san jose was called by a neighboring police agency. that agency tipped of

jp morgan analysts have it targeted for $126,000 by the end of the year.ts, normal people start to add this digital asset to their portfolios? karen: it is a more mainstream conversation, whether you see that is positive or negative, i will leave to you. it is about understanding, is this a case in which it is a viable returning long-term asset? or, is this a question of a true store of value? the areas of cryptocurrencies that have that role in technology is critical. our clients interested in this, then i would have to say yes. anna: it is interesting to think about the implications of companies on the s&p versa fine there cash pile -- diversifying their cash pile? we see them putting money into bitcoin. average investors in the s&p will have exposure to bitcoin. matt: imagine if apple did. anna: that would be a lot of cash. is this something investors will get exposure to, whether they want to are not? karen: if it has a role in a technological function in a company, then as an investor that would be positive. companies i am buying, i want to see they a

morgan, and i don't think anybody else follows mr. bfuffet out of j.p. morgan or wells fargo. those are different scenarios. >> can we take something out of jpm and out of pmc financial and mnt bank is is that a belief that rates might be as doc said topping it's all conjecture and speculation, right they're not here to tell us exactly why they made those moves, but can we surmise something from them? >> what we can surmise for long-term investors and even short-term traders is it is incredibly difficult to try to make investments and trades based on where you think the ten-year will be going and that's just in the history of the markets incredibly challenging to do. i can see them at 1.50 which is where the s&p dividend yield is, and go back to the 2019 closing price of 192 i can see it falling back to 1%. that is a very difficult thing to try and offer >> well, more importantly -- >> well, i don't need to know a number from you, but certainly you can have an investment thesis, joe, that says, you know what the economy's going to re-open hopefully sooner rather than later and

we had ellen's and her of morgan stanley -- ellen zentner of morgan stanley come on and talk about 2% growth. krishna: it is probably somewhere between 2% and 3% for 2022, is what my view is. the reason is savings rates are high, and given what we have gone through, and considering the current level of stimulus as income replacement that gets saved, it will provide a higher trend growth outlook for the next few years, but that outlook is not going to be a couple of percentage points. it is probably going to be maybe 0.5% or 0.75 percent, rather than 2% or 3% that people may be expecting. things haven't changed that dramatically, other than the fact that when we were losing income, we replaced people's income. tom: when does the bond market click in for bonds? right now, the bloomberg total return index, the aggregate index is down about 2% from the august highs. a 2% loss in that blended on portfolio. we talk about bear markets and equity, but never bonds. what percent down is a bear market for you in bonds? krishna: bear markets, if you look at the history of that series, it is very

joins us now from dallas morgan, any idea when this water disaster will be resolved? >> reporter: yeah, jose, even with millions facing those compromised water supplies it is important to note progress is being made local communities are lifting those boil notices by the hour jose >> morgan chesky in dallas thank you. >>> the storms are dealing another major blow to millions who hope to get their covid vaccines this weekend. sites in every state have put appointments on hold or canceled plans altogether blayne alexander has details >> reporter: as the country starts to thaw out from unprecedented winter weather, it's bringing another devastating impact, slowing the shipment of precious vaccines. 6 million doses delayed, impacting thousands of sites in all 50 states. the biden administration now urging states to make up ground. >> we're asking vaccine administration sites to extend their hours even further and offer additional appointments. if we all work together, from the factory all the way to the vaccinators, we will make up for it in the coming weeks >> reporter:

san jose and down and along 101 into morgan hill. a light start at 53 degrees right now in san jose with that wet weather and generally we are looking at low to mid50's as we start off the day. rainfall so far a live look with the berkeley camera. looking at about an inch and a tenth in oakland, as well as for or ind a. about a half inch in san mateo and picking up a tenth in san jose. more rain over the south bay as we head through the morning. as we go through the day, walking you through the day in san francisco. looking at a high of 58 and catching a bit of sunshine as we go through our day. clearing in the city as we go through our afternoon as we look to oakland, same story for you for the east bay, topping out at 59 with some sunshine as we head through our afternoon. now the south bay little different story here as we are looking at those showers, at least for later on in the morning, for san jose and then eventually low 60's with some breaks in the clouds. so, that cold front pushing through, bringing some morning showers, w

morgan in dallas, stay safe. you. >>> also just a few moments ago, i want to pass this along to you, we have been monitoring that covid-19 response briefing. we can tell you that the severe winter weather is having an impact on deliveries of covid vaccines as well. the response coordinator says states are encouraged to extend hours at sites once they can to make up for lost ground. the winter weather also having an affect on the pandemic response as well. we saw long lines outside grocery stores as well in places hit hard by cold weather. this was in austin, texas. people desperate to restock on food and supplies. this is video of a hotel in dallas. look at all the water in that lobby, frozen pipes bursting. homes, as we heard from morgan, bursting in buildings across the state, causing nasty leaks. harris county judge hidalgo says frozen pipes have caused water pressure issues in hospitals in texas. she explained the unique challenge facing texas' one of a kind state wide power grid. this is a bit of her convers

>> goldman sachs, morgan stanley. i'm enjoying a strong 11% return with goldman sachs i've talked frequently about assets the gathering, the trading, and pricing of assets. gave my final price the other day. asset managers trading very strong right now look at a name like a&g up 14% today. that stock has been trading for the last couple of years in a very dormant capacity. i think you could look at some of the insurance companies whether it's metropolitan life or aig, and on the research side of the financial services industry, i know you used fax it a name that i like s&p globals and moody's as well. >> looking at fax it right now i'm glad you gave that disclaimer out there the other part of the value trade debt that's doing pretty well, especially today and as of late, not to shortchange it, is crude oil. wti is pushing towards $60 $58. better than 2% gain. bryn, you're the one down in houston and your portfolio is representing big time down in big texas. western midstream partners, wes, if you want to look at the t

jp morgan, john norman is bullish all the way. we will talk about those energy markets in just a moment. this is the driver for jp morgan this morning. they are not fearful. they want more. annmarie: they certainly do. they are asking, what is the next force, quoting newton's law. the next force will be when the fed starts tapering bond buying. you have this momentum on monetary and fiscal policy. in the united states, with impeachment behind the biden administration, this just means we are back to that fiscal debate. i also have to say, numeral has an interesting piece out as well. they say season may heighten risk of short term pullback because it is february. be careful in the second half of february. manus: will get into the texas power outage throughout the show. the commodity super cycles debate is really quite interesting. julius baer was with me and they said, don't get sucked into the idea that this is all about china and iron ore's, this is about the housing market, the electric vehicle market. these commodities are, wha

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what about this, santa cruz, 48 in san francisco with 38 in morgan hill.you are chilling 11 degrees colder. the north mix, a warmer day mid and upper 60. concord 67 at 3:00 and we're clear and chilly tonight. we'll talk about a warmer day for your monday and beyond coming up. >> lisa, thank you. hope on the horizon in texas after a week of dangerous and disastrous freezing. millions of people trying to cope with the aftermath. >> we started harvesting snow. we lost water at that point, harvesting snow for toilet water. >> it's been a struggle after major utility failures. andrew dinberg says hopeful improvements come tomorrow. >> reporter: president biden after the state was devastated, he went to his truck to retrieve a device to help him breathe after his home lost power. >> i went out there, he had no response, he was already cold. >> while much of the power was restored, many have clean drirpging what under the circumstances. >> a lot of central workers, a lot of marginal people. so many suffered hardships more than you might imagine. >> nearly half of

morgan, this silver dollar series was minted from 1878 to 1904 and then again for one year in 1921.ers of an ounce of pure silver. the first morgan dollar was struck at the philadelphia mint on march 11th at 3:17 pm in the year of 1878.

morgan and 20. sam had naked shorts or short sales of silver that were probably 10 times what their entire market capitalization of the company was potentially this idea so far short of going globally. it seems like it's a tough road to hoe mike is and it's they're taking on a fairly you know even though the silver market is a small market it's a miniscule market compared to gold and some other commodities it's still a large you know if you take 9 gains that's just a single stock and it's not a big stock. when you're take non something like this you're taking on a much larger task and a lot of people you know the game stop these traders that are on wall street bets they're mostly short term traders looking for some huge balanced gains and i see precious metals as a much more long term way in and they play that is a you know it's a safe haven asset play that is going to do really well in the next crisis and we're sort of all pretending right now what there's not going to be another crisis and there a

looking at south bay for san jose and morgan hill. as we look to the east bay, concord you will see a high of 70 for the tri-valley this afternoon. middle 60s in san francisco. some degrees in san leandro. and for the north bay, in the lower 70s. 73 and santa rosa. 71 for napa this afternoon. and, just saying how it gets even warmer for tomorrow. check it out. many locations are in the middle 70s. here is the extended forecast. looking at those daytime highs on the rise for tomorrow. then the breezy offshore wind temperature will be a little bit cooler but still, mild as we look to the rest of the work week with that sunshine into early weekend as well. let's check in with a look at that traffic. good morning. we are seeing those brake lights building into the past. things are getting busy as you make that right over. onto the 580. expecting to see if you brake lights when you're past that point, everything is okay. the travel time still look okay. looking at a 29 minute commute. no delays on highway four and this looks good northboun

well absolutely i mean everything morgan saying is spot on right that you have these these delimiters and essentially what you really have with ai is you have something that's really an ethics dilemma right because even when we get to the point of very advanced ai in the future that will ultimately the goal as he said which is pretty scary the goal of allowing machines to determine whether or not someone for instance is a terroristic threat whether or not a target in the me target needs to be taken out or human life needs to be ended because the ai believes that that all begins with the ethics of the creator of the creator essentially is imposing their own ethics and so when you do have this race between china the united states and russia over the control over you're essentially imposing your own ethics into those computers and deciding what is of value and what is not and i think there's a major question here that really is being ignored by so many of these superpowers around the world and it's the question of should we as opposed to can we there is such a rush to get to the can we e

so has radio host bobby bones. >> i like morgan wallen as a person. morris tweeted, "we all know it wasn't his first time using that word. we keep them rich and protected at all costs with no recourse." one of country music's few black artists, mickey guyton, wrote, "so what exactly are yll going to do about it?" she added, "i do not believe cancel culture. motion an must fear the weight of his wordsds but c c criticiz president bush in 2003, they were canceled. and just last fall, when chris stapleton said black lives matter on "cbs this morning," he was attacked on social media. >> country music as a culture is so toxic. >> reporter: andrea william is an author and journal frist nashville. she says it's too early to tell whether the response to morgan wallen will lead to lasting reform. >> this guy's on top of ththe world and lets this fall out of his mouth, right. like we got to talk about a culture that creates ththat. >>>> i is there redemption, ant does it look like? >> i always believe in redem redemption for sure. i think he needs to get serio

and cyber security expert morgan wright thank you both for joining me today ben let's start with you what does this study mean in terms of language and culture. yeah i don't think that should be surprising to anyone i mean i think that part of the problem is that it was that when people think about this thing called a i they automatically think that there's actually artificial intelligence that has it's own form of intelligence it doesn't it's algorithms that are programmed now while they may have some learning capability that's all based on programming and there's someone who initially has to place values and content into that ai for it to begin learning so another example from that same study that you just mentioned is that also there was another you know couple of different kinds of words that were used to compare the chinese with a pita pedia and bite you bake for instance words like election freedom and democracy had essentially you know positive scores on the chinese were competing they had negative scores on by you bake whereas words like surveillance social control and c.c.p.