morgan now identifies as a transgender man. >> morgan certainly up there in terms of having a positivend a positive attitude for the future. >> in this week's hearing, cotton called three doctors to testify on morgan's well-being. >> she has improved coping skills for managing stress. specifically, i don't believe that she currently poses a significant risk, essentially, that she has had multiple opportunities to be in the community and has done very well. >> all agreeing that the 22 year old is fit to be released. payton's family disagreeing, releasing this statement ahead of court saying morgan geyser has withdrawn her request to be released twice. more recently, her request was denied. we are confident that the judicial system will make a decision that will ensure the community and my daughter remain safe. prosecutors arguing morgan's credibility remains an issue that you should find. >> there's clear and convincing evidence of substantial risk. >> the judge ruling in favor of morgan's early release, saying while their crime was terrible, morgan has now grown up. >> this geyser does

morgan. more important is the net interest income guidance. in the fourth quarter banks like j.p. morgan will give us the 2025 guidance. the key number for the guidance number for j.p. morgan chase is net interest income. a positive slope yield curve is positive for net interest income for all banks, including j.p. morgan. dani: it is going to be the first time in almost five years we've had banks reporting results with lower rates already in hand. any immediate impact we will have seen from the cuts done by the fed? gerard: i think there are. you will find some of the asset yields will come down for -- like corporate loans. offsetting that is the fixed income instruments purchased in 2020 and 2021 as they did rollover in the fourth quarter. they will continue to rollover in an 2020 six -- 2025 and 2020 6. most important link, funding costs, deposit costs are coming down. what we will hear is those costs may be coming down faster than affected. dani: that's one portion. the other big bonanza

jp morgan. the vanke named a replacement for daniel pinto. she is exiting her role as ofs the co-ceo of commercial and investment banking at jp morgan and will work alongside pinto until he officially leaves the role june 30. this leaves the ultimate question of who will replace jamie dimon unanswered. >> this is probably the best bench in banking, period, end of sentence. the company has done a great job getting these in front of everybody. i think that everybody is comfortable with the next successor. sonali: we are joined by a senior reporter from bloomberg covering banking. when we think about what happened at jp morgan i will steal a line from mike mayo. confused. the idea that she does not want the ceo job leaving succession open. sri: one jeff bezos talks about the washington post he talks about a complex of fire. somebody like jennifer piepszak is replacing a 40 year veteran of the firm. in the same breath the banking tells us she's not interested in being the ceo. the most interesting t

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morgan.a record quarter for fixed income trading in particular and that helped trading revenue overall, up 21%. equity trading revenue was a little bit lower than that. joining us now for more on the banks reporting today is david conrad, analyst at kbw. david, this has set the tone and we obviously have several banks in already. goldman, j.p. morgan, citigroup, for example. can we expect the rest to blow us away as well? david: i feeldavid: pretty good about bank of america and morgan stanley tomorrow. those are the strong retrievers. what we have seen so far as you mentioned, strong trading and investment banking was up almost 50% year-over-year for jp morgan. you know, i also say jp morgan is fairly asset sensitive so the expectations that the fed won't cut rates quite as much as we originally thought this year, that created a lift and i expect -- that was the same for wells fargo. we think that is a good readthrough for bank of america but may be so when we get to the super regional banks

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morgan chase, wells fargo, goldman sachs coming out wednesday bank of america, morgan stanley on thursdayuge moves at interest rates and wondering if this will be a major issue bank of america with the largest unrealized losses in the industry, that could be a big focus when bofa reports when you're expecting for the major banks when the fourth-quarter number start coming out. >> is going to be really for investors to get some learning banks and technology and away from tariffs and the headlines that were seen. the best in class is j.p. morgan and were growth managers we find a portfolio so we can get back to loan growth also like an oxymoron but jamie dimon the best in the class but as far as it will do munificent december 31 that will not be as important interest rates might come down but going forward the guidance can be key to these companies bankamerica and so forth. the rate at 4.7. and for new quarter that's a pretty big rise and there will be unrealized gains overall banks are in good shape then the stress test over and over and less regulation the bank is excited on so many diffe

america morgan stanley will report tomorrow.ealth financial network chief investment officer brad mcmillan, great to see you thank you so much for being here, what are you expecting from the banks this quarter. >> i think it's going to be a good quarter, there is a lot of worry about how the economy is falling apart and the jobs report that we just got in worries about the demise are premature at best. i think you will see reversal of loan-loss reserves. you will see relatively strong performance in going forward which is the real question, the guidance we are seeing the yield curve normalize so i think it is going to be a lot more optimistic looking forward than they have been. maria: now that were talking about the fourth-quarter likely more important part of the story is what they say about 2025 angela get a backdrop of trump policies coming in. a lot of deregulation which is major. maria: this is beneficiary the biggest beneficiary of deregulation is the bank. >> in the energy sector as well for the drill baby drill that we

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morgan chase, wells fargo, citigroup, goldman sachs all reporting tomorrow morning, bank of america morgann thursday you predicted rebound in m&a deals this year with help from the caps and financials and strong capital market activity. no doubt this administration is going to look at m&a a lot differently than the prior administration. i agree with that. would you get in front of the and by banks. how you feel about their needs we will hear this week, tomorrow. >> on the m&a front we just went there. that was pretty ridiculous. amazon was stopped from buying rumba for antitrust reasons. >> that is ridiculous. >> that was the height of ridiculous. >> were going to unwind the mentality that has to be unwound that will lead to businesses with competent to make deals in the neck would have millions and millions of dollars in litigation costs for not reasons that have merit who's going to stand to benefit from that the capital markets activity in the diversified banks we load the large cappings that will be reporting in the going to hit on all cylinders in our opinion you will see great asset

america and morgan stanley on thursday.ning me now is cfra director of equity research, ken leon. good to see you. thank you for being here. before we get into the banks earnings what is your take on yields here and the impact that spiking interest rates will have? >> great to be here, maria. i mean, mostly rates are going higher for the right reasons. we have a u.s. economy growing at 2 and-a-half percent or more, the best in the world and if we have that plus healthy job growth which we did noted on friday, that's a good picture to deal with the headwind of higher rates. you know, the bond market always likes to say when yields get to a certain level, equities are less attractive but the story i think for the market, for equities and for banks is having strong earnings and upward revisions which i think we'll see from the analysts. maria: yeah, but what about their bond portfolios? if you have a huge bond portfolio and interest rates have gone the right way are we going to hear some of these banks brace for massive bond l

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thank you morgan. stay safe. i want to note a brush fire has broken out in the hollywood hills area of los angeles near runyan canyon. a mandatory evacuation order has now been issued for that area. we will get more on all of this as we talk with ariel cohen, a meteorologist with the national weather service in los angeles. dr. cohen, i think a lot of people, we have so many questions, all of us. about the magnitude, the scope of these fires and the first thing that strikes me as unusual are the winds and how fierce they are. can you talk about how unusual these winds are in terms of their velocity and ongoing status? >> we have truly had some of the most historic combinations of winds, wind storm that combined with very dry conditions. fuel and vegetation for the fires to burn through. from all the precipitation we got, it led to these very catastrophic circumstances. >> there were these two years of deluge in 2022 and 2023. really wet seasons in california. and then there was this year has been incredibly dry.

morgan health conference. we are going to head to san francisco now or we find katie sitting down wit thank you. it's great to see you in person. >> thanks for having me on. let's talk about your news of the day. a deal worth up to $1.15 billion, tell me a bit about your emendation strategy. there is so much excitement about this industry and what activity we could see. should we expect more to come from you? >> always expect more to come. the most important thing we do is to develop a pipeline and it was fantastic to kick off the year with this announcement. it is a time of great momentum in the performance of the company. last year we upgraded short, medium and long-term outlooks but also at a time of real progress in the pipeline, i think off the back of 13 positive phase 3 last year we are going to be looking forward to launching five new products in 2025, but we always want to keep adding to that. one of the big drivers of our growth has been our biggest product area, which is specialty , a real strategic

morgan, mo morgan stanley, citigroup, and i could add black rock today, staying away from climate change you are on the street, at least on occasion. >> it sure sounds like elections matter. >> perfect. >> there might be a two-way door on climate group that is good news. they flocked together, but after election two way door they have decided they will make their own interests policies, not first multilateral organization created whose interests are not in alignment with interest of members, glad to see independent ceos making their own decisions. larry: there were reports, that they were debanking people. if they found out such people were not involved in d.e.i. or climate change or netzero emissions and whatnot. that pure insanity. illegal and unconstitutional. >> it a dangerous story. it probably true. if you and i learned anything as conservatives we learned conservatism is a resistance to wims, these people may have acted too whimsical. the tides have reversed, good for accountability. larry: 100 down, 100 up. federal reserve cut the short-term target rate by 100 basis points, but u

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president morgan. yes. is there any public comment? madam secretary, i do not see anyone approaching the podium. and there is no one on the public comment line. so is there any discussion or questions about december 17th special meeting from the fellow commissioners? is there a motion? i move approval. i second. president morgan, how do you vote? i vote yay! commissioner nakajo, how do you vote? yes. motion passes. minutes from special meeting on december 20th, 2024. we will check for public comment. is there any public comment? i do not see anyone approaching the podium, and there is no one on the public comment line. thank you, madam secretary. fellow commissioners, is there any discussion or questions about december 20th special meeting? okay. is there a motion? move. approval. i second. president morgan, how do you vote? i vote yay! commissioner nakajo, how do you vote? yes. motion passes. item number four. chief of departments. report. discussion. report from chief of department sandra tong. repor

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morgan, goldman and bank of america. guy: let switch to the devastation of los angeles. it's hard to process and is not over yet. >> is terrible i talk to people find out they have family in l.a. and i hear their stories and it's frightening. it's easy to think this has nothing to do with me and beyond the tragedy of it all apart that we are going to feel is the insurance rates are going to go up across the country not just in california. the wall stre wall street journl highlighted a study when you have these events whether something like this with estimates for insurable losses are 20 billion or bigger with katrina you see insurance rates go up across the country because they're trying to make back money and states with weaker insurance regulation goes up even more like virginia and vermont it's something that we will have to keep an eye on. jack: you see in the market, insurance stocks got hammered mercury general 80% of the business in california dropped 26% this week. jack: jensen huang spoke at ces everybody was focused on quantum a.i. they got computing stocks are

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morgan. are we really seeing it?every day but friday. now, i think with these commitments of back five days a week, i think you're going to start seeing the fridays starting to happen as well, and listen, it's -- this builds on itself. when j.p. morgan says it, goldman sachs says, amazon says it, all of their competitors say it, and we'll now be over that hump. i know we've been saying that three or four years. they're back. you go into our elevators, you're waiting for people to get back up in the buildings. we're back to 90% of where we were pre-covid. >> scott, i can't remember seeing you so positive in years. >> it feels good. there's still challenges ahead on the capital structure side, but you have strong economic macro tailwinds. that's the dichotomy here, with the new administration, the animal spirits are out here, but that momentum i think will push us through it. >> looking forward to future conversations about it. scott rechler, rxr. >> all right guys, quick programming note as we head to break, less than

jp morgan knows how to work in any kind of environment.aking, i still think having the flexibility in this balance sheet is where you really want to be. >> regional banks act horrible. if you were getting excited about the potential for m&a. the market is telling you, that's not it. as far as the big money centers again. i say to might. it's kind of laughable. at this. maybe we're late cycle in the economy. you want to roll back regulation. go back to 2018. a bunch of the regulation that was rolled back were the very thing that failed a lot of regional banks. to me, the market. telling you, don't expect a lot of deregulation any time soon. >> by the way, we'll have more on the results of the banks, jp morgan and others tomorrow. we'll break it down with joe moglia. fast money. coach joe. >>> coming up. meta followed under pressure. even though it seems more unlikely that tiktok is going to be banned in the u.s. >>> and it's acronym reveal week. one will give you a caffeine pick. we'll tell you what it is when we come back. ♪ (man) oh, come

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we did reach out to jp morgan who declined to comment on the protest. i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. >> sarah, thank you. new at 11 the justice department has released its special investigation on president-elect trump's interference in the 2020 election concluding of trump had not won the 2024 election. he would have been convicted. the justice department sent the report to congress late tonight after a judge refused to block its release. special counsel jack smith and his team have indicted trump back in 2023. on charges of working to overturn the election in connection to the january 6 capitol insurrection. but after s veral delays in court, smith ended up dismissing the indictment following the november election because of the longstanding policy that sitting presidents cannot face a federal prosecution. smith also resigned this week from the justice department. a life-saving deal for hundreds of thousands of people living in east side. san jose, the county of santa clara announcing today it's buying regional medical center for 150 million

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so interesting, succession at jp morgan. jamie is in his late 60s.ual conversation i had with people at the firm and the like is their expectation is he is going to be there until the building is done, an incredible structure they have going up. it is up but they have to finish it. it will be a little while. >> do you go to wells fargo? do you go to wells fargo which is where ex-officials of jp morgan go? >> who goes there? daniel pinto is just retiring. >> people who worked at other major banks tend to end up at wells fargo. generally we talk about eli lilly and the stocks are down and people were worried. >> you were talking about it in the mad dash and you said don't worry. >> i happen to have david ricks here and it kind of works. he's the ceo. >> there was one thing i wanted to get to but i don't want to let him sit forever. let me do the supply additional deal. it is small but it is perhaps indicative of a trend we will see more of. bitcoin miners to hyperscaler capacity. they are taking what may end up being $5 billion quarry asset manager. an

morgan.a: daniel pinto just to remember who he was, the cohead of global fixed income for the global investment bank. he has been with the bank for many years and he was head of the emerging markets demand etc.. there is a question about whether this is a rejiggering ahead of a possible secession or a question of just trying to consolidate leadership or whether after a certain period of time people just want to have lives. jonathan: they will continue in the roles and yes, i am sure that is true. i am sure that he would like his life back. given that their new building will be wrapped up in the next 12 months there will be a lot of questions asked about succession and if we are getting closer to the big man making an exit. lisa: we have seen that a lot of other firms and i think a lot of people keep asking at a time where certainly, in the private equity sphere we have seen the changing of the guards in a significant way. jonathan: daniel pinto to retire at the end of 2026 and we have this fr

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morgan, what's the latest there? >> chris, we are here in altadena and i'd say good evening but there's been absolutely nothing good about what we've witnessed today and what this eaton fire has done that's created really 24 hours of hell for anyone who lives in this community that's been made completely unrecognizable by what's become a generational disaster for a combination of reasons. we are on one of the main thoroughfares this town, chris, that tonight is filled with smoke, to the fact you can't even see either end of it go fire trucks that are countless but never enough to contain the fires that keep breaking out. as you can see over my shoulder, this just one of the buildings adding to a growing toll. and what's been more frustrating to hear, as we've reported in and around this area, chris, is hearing from the fire crews that have tried to save homes and other structures and have connected those hoses to fire hydrants, only to have little to no water pressure. we witnessed an apartment building become engulf

. >> morgan and morgan for the >> morgan and morgan for the people.com.ankiewicz (voiceover): in the fall of 1984, smu college student angie samota had been found murdered. arriving officers walked in on a bloodbath. they found one shoe in the den. another shoe somewhere else, then all her clothes stacked up all in one neat pile. and then angie laying on the bed, covered in blood. her chest area was pretty caved in with stab wounds. so this was a vicious assault? there were 18 stab wounds, 10 of which punctured the heart, breaking the breastbone and going through the body. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): josh healy and patrick curran were assistant district attorneys in dallas at the time. they say whoever stabbed angie was intent on killing her. that many wounds can certainly suggest rage, anger at the victim. absolutely. from what you could tell, did angie samota have any enemies? it seemed like she had maybe broken some hearts. but enemies? she was the type person that did not have enemies. everyone seemed to like her a lot. the only people who seemed to

morgan is a bathroom break from america?uestion in my mind and i could tell, 92 bucks a share, you like it where is it going. >> i prefer there joining me, that may be semantics, i like a longtime. from online traffic the beta, major volatility is half of what the s&p is a source of stab stability. how are they using a.i. to enhance online traffic. >> there using an accommodation of ways to do shopping assist, when you click on something you see five or six suggested items, they are using it to do stuff like that throughput and how they do the purchasing. all in all it's good to make the company more efficient. not just with the customer sees. >> thank you so much, you took us right up to the opening of the market, the government has pressed the button in the market is open and yes we have opened lower. the doubt up 36 points in the early going, fraction of 1%, more red than green, were selling the buying, the dow is down 57-point, minor loss. the nasdaq composite is going to be down 1%. it is it is down 1.3%, take a look at

on wednesday, we will hear from jp morgan, citi group. given the environment has improved for mergers and acquisitions, we could have some excellent forecasts. i like these stocks. they are off their highs with low multiples. could it be an opportunity? i think so. we have been buying them because a robust economy produces the best results for these companies regardless of the bond market or fed. thursday, we have more of the same. this time bank of america, morgan stanley and pnc financial. i expect these to be good. pnc will probably be the best. it's a cult bank stock. the biggest health insurer, unitedhealth group reports. it was in the news after its executive was murdered. they have strong earnings. they got good news from medicare this evening. they are no longer dealing with the post-covid hangover. i suspect unh will have an excellent quarter. what can i say? these stocks probably are going to work. the close, results from one of my favorite companies, jb hunt. i see this as a barometer business. it breaks down the strong and wea

morgan, i know that you've been there for some time. what is the latest where you are and the ongoing fight there? yeah, amy, this firefight is changing by the day. we know evacuation orders went into effect late last night for all of the residents here in mandeville canyon. after that, palisades fire continued to grow. fortunately, everyone was able to get out safely. but what happened today is the winds that were expected to die down have stayed somewhat unpredictable, and that is why you are seeing the continued burn behind me. we have seen water drops in this area all day long, but firefighters tell us that it is still a frustrating firefight for several different reasons. and what makes this area so important is that mandeville canyon is essentially a conduit of sorts, from where the palisades fire has been burning to the heavily populated san fernando valley. should the fire move through here, it could open up an entirely new front. and that is why firefighters tell me they identified this as a vulnerable area as far back as three

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morgan, citi, wells fargo.les data as well. that will be massive for markets. lisa: your favorite time of the year where you actually get interesting details. why are you laughing at me? jonathan: you know that i hate bank earnings. a fire hose of numbers. that nobody looks at later in the day. lisa: then they parse through them. it will be fun. jonathan: drives me nuts. let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families, like my own. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. ♪ ♪ jonathan: the opening bell 60 minutes away. opening futures on the s&p 500 -5.7 percent. the nasdaq close to 1%. with your morning movers, let's cross over to manus cranny. manus: brutal moment for moderna, reduction in their demand outlet payment they will make 1.5 to 2.5 billion dollars i

morgan, what's the plan for those students now? >> yeah, tom, tonight parents are giving all the credit to school officials who just days after losing this entire school have already made plans for the student body to be absorbed into another l.a. sool where classes are hopingng to resume this wednesday. tom? >> all right, morgan, we thank you for that. the next round of high winds is nearly upon us. al roker tonight tracking it all. and al, millions are under red flag warnings again tonight. tell us what it all means. >> all right, well, tom, we're talking about 13 million people from san luis oh bispo down to campo. gusting winds up to 70 miles per hour. humidity levels are dropping. a particularly dangerous situation. pyramid lake, san person nando, camarillo, and this is unfortunately due to climate change. in the last 36 years, the conditions are 9 degrees warmer, 15% dryer, 20% windier. and right now the winds are fairly calm, but they are starting to pick up within the next few hours. they will be at hurricane-force, and tha

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know, jp morgan and so on. ready that's what they say shouldn't be the law. i don't remember that, but impose many of these conditions and some of the developing countries as well the way they do this is and what that would become. a visa initiatives is a story that has to be seen in the days to come, but quite frankly, it is political pressure right from the beginning, during biden, even before and now doing shop is this is a circus. quite frankly. john may has issue the finley veiled threats that a you could impose sanctions against social networks. that if, if they do not conduct fact checking operations for the content posted on their platforms. according to the digital service act, the cooperation of very large online platforms with fact checking organizations is not mandatory, but their risk of sanctions is reduced. if they do so in the e. u. if a very large online provider does not work, with fact checkers, it must prove that it is taking other equally effective risk. minimizing measures was probably something to do with the fact that we've seen that l