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>>developing news has baker nancy pelosi now defending east bay congressman eric swalwell over his connection with a suspected chinese spy. so in this report that suspected chinese spy was a woman who helped swalwell's 2014 election campaign while he served as a city council member in dublin. later that person help place an intern in swalwell's office that ira eyebrows among republicans who including house minority leader kevin mccarthy who is now calling for swalwell to lose his seat on the house intelligence committee. but speaker pelosi says she has no concerns about swell was ability to remain on that committee and to do his job well. we'll take a break at 7.26 coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we're going to talk to an infectious disease specialist about the possible allergic reactions. the covid-19 vaccine seems to have on some people. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>and welcome back everyone the time of 7.29 good morning and thanks for staying with us i'm and i'm james fletcher we can see that live camera sfo on the big monitor behind this actually looks pretty good out today will probably be a nice day

nancy pelosi. democrats call it progress but say it should not be used to undermine negotiation. still with us, melanie bakerasset management. as we take stock of 2021, how much will the stimulus be a game changer for the u.s. economy? melanie: i think it is really important. i mean, we know things aren't -- we have got a vaccine, but things are not going to get back to normal in the near term. we will be talking the second half of next year before we get widespread availability, and then you can have a return to a semblance of normality. in between then, economies need support, many markets need support, businesses need support, so it is still very important that we get a fiscal package in the u.s. francine: is there a size that matters more than where the money goes, or, you know, even if we get a smaller stimulus, markets will be ok, as long as it is spent wisely? melanie: i think markets will be ok with a sort of stimulus of the size being the way it is at the moment, and the economy can take along with a stimulus of that size, absolutely. proposals, two around the $900 billion mark. it is still not clea

nancy pelosi can buy her own fancy ice cream without our help. that's it for us this week. gerry baker'ss right here on "wall street journal at large." thank you for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to barron's roundtable where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. cyber monday was the most successful online shopping day of all time. shopify president harley finkelstein will join us. and later, two hot i e pos set to start trading next month. should you invest? but we begin, as always, with what we think are the three most important things investors ought to be thinking about right now. the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq hit all-time highs this week. supported by hopes f a

. >> donald reegan had replaced james baker as chief of staff at the start of the second term. he and nancystly trying to help donald reegan be a good chief of staff. like lesson number one, how he handled nancy. anybody who wasn't an egomaniac like he was would have said at least better listen to something. >> nancy reagan had a certain antenna, certain radar. >> if she sniffed out that there was someone in his circle who wasn't a thousand percent loyal to ronnie, they were toast. >> she said, you know, jim, we're going have to make a change here. don regan is going have to go. and you know ronnie can't fire anybody. >> he did not like to get rid of people, but she did. she had no hesitation about that whatsoever. >> it didn't go well. >> the first lady was asked if the president had demanded she get off his back about firing donald reegan. >> how can the president deal with the soviets if he cannot settle a dispute between his wife and the chief of staff? >> she called me ten times a day to talk about it. >> one day don reegan came down to my office. he said i think i made a big mistake.

baker is with me today. the director of the miami dade county library system which is the largest in the country. over 100 registered borrowers. the most recent historical era. and finally nancy pearl. the author and the creator of a successful and successful and much emulated community projects. thank you so much for being here with me. many of us are in places that are experiencing a second wave of the pandemic we have also been watching the upheaval over the past few months. how are your communities. >> they are not open for browsing. a few maybe about six weeks ago the seattle library opened for a holds pickup. but that is all. i'm not associated with the libraries any longer. i am just doing talks and stuff like that. around the country in the world. but it is pretty interesting to talk to people who really feel the lack of at the public library in their life. i have to say that as a larger institution if we want to position ourselves as an essential city service and community service we are having so much trouble figuring it out. and how to open libraries. it is something that calls into question. while at the same time with to keep the workers at the library safe. it i

, it was alln nancy pelosi's notorious h.r.1 before the virus, it is a fact that the exact changes they implemented on the election experts in the nonpartisan commission led by james bakernd former president jimmy carter said were most likely to produce fraud in error. it's a fact that the u.s.ce constitution but the power to change election rules in the state legislator that the executive or judicial branch and it's a fact this is not how the democrats partisan late changes were made. and it's a fact that even as the establishment dismissed and censored allegation of biden corruption a criminal investigation was underway and had been for years. all of these facts should give every american legitimate concerns about the selection ani the whole system if the establishment had any interest in actually building trust in our democracy that stop telling you to shut up and move on and instead call for proper investigation like we did last week in our message to mitch mcconnell we got nothing back but it's worse than nothing, this week the establishment announced it would literally shut you up, youtube said on wednesday they will censor anything that misleads people by allegin