nat, did you want to add anything? nat: great point. oftentimes we'll talk about the grade distribution. like the nike symbol. in pre-k and k it's high. then it dips down, especially by second and third grade. then starts to rise up through high school. the other thing to note about the change during the pandemic was imagine the nickee swoosh and imagine someone jumps. that's how it happened. it wasn't like it went up in high school but not in kindergarten. the entire thing distribution lifted. we did see it spread out. it's certainly higher both at the very low end and up through high school. jenny: thank you for ruining the nike swoosh for me. now it's going to forever -- get into what's driving it. jenee, dive into this report. you guys had incredible findings in the report. talk us through what you found out about students. what a students saying about their experience in school? how do you think that relates to this issue of chronic absenteeism? jenee: you are underselling yourself. with the nicki swoosh and everything, great congr

nat: glad to be here. have been tracking the pandemic fallout since the pandemic began and this is the tail end of that. i will admit i was hoping to track chronic absenteeism as sort of an antidote at cocktail parties where i was always this thinker with the bad news because i was looking to have -- we were going to turn this chronic absenteeism problem back around quickly and i am still this stinker at the cocktail party. we have some time to go. on the chronic absenteeism, first on the basics, it is the percentage of k-12 students who missed 10% of the school year for any reason. all those things are important. the reason -- it is different from truancy. it is just how much have you missed school at all and the reason it is important to gather that is because the school is good. school benefits students and when they miss a lot of it, they miss out on some of those benefits. we know chronic absenteeism is an important indicator because the students that meet it are missing about 18 days a year. that is

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. >>> let's look at nat gas prices. they've been flipping around like an acrobat.ay and wednesday, and then it's up 47% over the last three months. down about 2.7% right now. but, you know, as you look at what's going on here, over three months it has just climbed and climbed. you could even look at the 6-month picture which is even more stunning, a pretty significant gain there. the roller coaster this week could be a function of the cold front sweeping through the u.s. or because the trump administration has been pushing hick equied with natural gas -- liquid natch a -- natural gas export projects. how to invest in nat gas, what's your best idea? >> you have an old standby that's chevron. che chevron is going to be a major player. they have a new project if with gev, and they are not only going to have a natural gas play and part of drill baby drill, they have the wind at their back but they are looking at projects to power data centers with natural gas. the power problems they were concerned we would have with data centers to power ai, they are trying to provide

nat: and, a psa that school is nice. it's great to go to school. i love lots of schools that are great places to go to every day and i have faith that most american public schools are good places to go. i want to make that nice and plain. we can talk about marginal improvements. but we don't want to come off as the saying it's just a factory and it is drudgery. that's not the case. jenee: dr. cory snyder, one of his favorite lines isand find ig folks are getting. >> and i love the theme of elevating the problem. let's get more people, outside of education, outside of these storied halls of brookings and everything. we need to not to be ok with these numbers. we need to not be ok with studies that kids don't like school. it needs to not be, well, all teens hate school. the consequences of teens hating school is worse that it has ever been. we need them to care. there is something really important about elevating this. i know in these circles, these are issues you are all grappling with. but i have very struck at a national level about how little we

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. >> so, you know, i still love nat gas. i love nat gas pipelines because i think we're going to have to build at lot more pipelines. i i think nuclear is great, smr, junior miners in the united states and canada, look really interesting. and then, you know, grid operators, utility companies. if you look, we just had earnings from dominion and duke energy. they're spending a lot of cap-x to satisfy the growing need to these data the center ises -- data centers. and i think grids, just any kind of grid -- charles: anything that's a grid. [laughter] >> -- production. anything, anything involving grids right now, this is what we're going to need. charles: hey, always appreciate you, tracy. thank you so much. liz liz claman, over to you. liz: oh, my goodness. breaking news, charles. so we are watching market reaction the to president trump's tariff announcement a a came this afternoon. look at taiwan semiconductor. it is dropping off its high. it is down about 2.5% at the moment. and it was never in the green at all, but this af

. >> so, you know, i still love nat gas.oing to have to build at lot more pipelines. i i think nuclear is great, smr, junior miners in the united states and canada, look really interesting. and then, you know, grid operators, utility companies. if you look, we just had earnings from dominion and duke energy. they're spending a lot of cap-x to satisfy the growing need to these data the center ises -- data centers. and i think grids, just any kind of grid -- charles: anything that's a grid. [laughter] >> -- production. anything, anything involving grids right now, this is what we're going to need. charles: hey, always appreciate you, tracy. thank you so much. liz liz claman, over to you. liz: oh, my goodness. breaking news, charles. so we are watching market reaction the to president trump's tariff announcement a a came this afternoon. look a

big jump for nat gas. the average price, by the way, for a gallon of regular is now $3.14.is the $4.66. what a difference. >>> coming up, senate republicans are pushing two separate bills to get trump's agenda passed, but the president just wants one big, beautiful bill. will the head of the house ways and means committee, they're the folks in charge of writing tax bills, jason smith is the chairman, will he say he can make donald trump happy? [laughter] we're going to be asking him. meanwhile, president trump has a warning for hamas if they keep slow-rolling the hostage releases, he will break loose. take a listen. >> i'm speaking for myself. israel can override it, but from myself, saturday at 12:00 and if they're not, if they're not here, all a hell is gonna break out. david: are we about to see the end of the ceasefire? we'll take that on. meanwhile, fed chair jay powell is headed to capitol hill today for his first day of testimony about the state of the economy. is there anything he can say, it's certainly happened in the parks that could spook the the markets? econom

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. >> reporter: nat natasha sarin worked for the agency during the biden administration, the bureau fiscalvice disturbance $1.3 billion annually. things like social security sets, medical reimbursements and federal grants. >> i think fraud and fraud in the federal government is a worthwhile cause to try to combat. the challenge is that it has literally nothing to do with what the bureau of fiscal service does or what this treasury payments ecosystem does. >> reporter: if you're on the hunt for that, you don't go here. >> that doesn't sit at the bureau fiscal service that sits at the agency's. >> reporter: the treasury department has told congress musk's associates can't change any payments, they have had read-only access to the database. but those assurances have not been independently verified's prickle is also a question about data security. i file my taxes electronically, does that put me inside this database? >> it sure does enter a bank account information that's how you get your refund electronically. >> reporter: not just william, what i live. >> how much you are paid how much your

i get them like that he, nat, move on that bad a bit. that made it there, but i do love, we get them giving you a lot about that. let me know at that, then we'll go out there. what of it? she said, go ahead and go to the id 20 by the time it's moment generated by going to use just so my forgotten the the the see took a pinch of salt and broke the files back. and how did he do that? he took 78th of his formulas from out of the box and walked 241 miles to the sequel to a village called diamond. and these 241 miles when he reached the coastal bond don b, he had a 100000 ingles with him and one helping somebody. but if the help of some of them not getting back your conscience at some point to find that you can. and so what am i doing? am i doing that? i think, i think that's what he did to the british as a the same wrong. just don't you have to save house and engagement because the trails when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. the. the russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense commu

country closer to my part of the world is just an insane id, not least because it's a legal but pretty nat, question a side. you cannot have tell us to need self determination or any kind of palestinian dignity your but i'm why the way any kind of jewish is riley dignity. and i cited to someone jewish when you basically claims palestinians. and it's was saying finally that the idea of removing palestinians from casa is a v shade by many. it's not a majority of these riley jews in the diluted belief, but that will bring them safety and security and is fundamentally wrong and delusional. just speaking to a correspondent to a short while ago who i talked about the, the, the, the red flags that will be flying across the global capitals. that's what we're hearing coming out of the oval office at the moment in terms of what trump said in the past hour. do you think that there is going to be a pushback by those allies across the world see themselves as a friend to is relative, a friend to the us? well, it certainly needs to be pushed back on by the way, friends of tell us to and as well as main f

moving. voluntarily humanitarian workers say providing for those in need is increasingly challenging. nat, geo and refugees are returning from chad in the house and it is more than a decade after fleeing violence. any 4000 people have made the journey since monday . who knows, state is providing a temporary come for those. returning an odd year and i'm a has been battling the roof buck around me in the northeast since 2009 tens of thousands of people have been killed in the conflict and millions more have been displaced. i didn't want to get the thing to be honest. i was scared to come back from the information we received from the country still facing security challenges . people in chad were telling us that our country is not secure because they benefited from us. stay that didn't want us to leave, but we have to come back to lunch area, even if we die or to this guy in a country. that's the bottom of a cut. almost 15 years we evaded refugee camps. now we're back in that country and we're still in camps. some of us count returned to our communities. we need somebody to go. we need some

estimated 32 million children suffering malnutrition and bringing food, water, shelter, and vto victims of natrs. but musk says the agency is hopeless, posting on x, quote, we spent the weekend fooeding usaid into the wood chipper. this comes as sources tell abc news musk's team at the department of government efficiency, known as doge, now has access to the treasury department's payment system. this is essentially the government's checkbook. it processes trillions of dollars in payments and includes the personal information of hundreds of millions of americans. >> mr. president, why is it important for elon musk to have access to the payment systems at treasury? >> well, he's got access only to letting people go that he thinks are no good, if we agree with him. and it's only if we agree with him. he's a very talented guy from the standpoint of management and costs. >> reporter: democrats are outraged. >> an unelected, unaccountable billionaire with expansive conflicts of interest, deep ties to china, and an indiscreet axe to grind against perceived enemies is highjacking our nation's most sen

people coming in for some good enough ex employee of bosnia and herzegovina, state security service, nat geo, polanski. so how western intelligence prepared you gets a lot of you, for it's dreadful sight to me, every one that he call out. so you nation because, but as a, when he'd be alone, mary conatser, all the owners who were connected. unfortunately, in including the air conditioning calls in the early nineties, in bosnia, they began pulling strings when it was necessary to bring the most of the money. to alia, is it bakovich to power? they use the same m, o, e is later in to you on independence square provocation with snipers firing at the crowd. all you gotta tell that usually is on your own, and we do not mean you have a lot because each any a single slip entry. then last of course you put this stuff. ok. and what the, the sample cannot tell you in the little bit. if you're not subsidize here, play, so it shows at least tonight, but it's to some portion i was gonna send out an increase will be let us put it in a recent screen touch. come a call. i can just get set up for you and i

bowl 2 years ago in the cheats, one by just 3 points. eagle's head coach just says this quote about nat geo. now it says, ready to avenge that school on adversity. does something to you, right? and if you embrace adversity, it can shape you to who you are. and obviously that's been, you know, the case through jalen in his career and, and, but it is about embrace university this, this game is not easy and this game has its ups and downs punch, basketballs type stove big. so in many, almost put in another game winning performance for the san antonio spurs, dan fox making his 1st appearance for disposing this game against atlanta boats. and by young, we're running it with a less 2nd free trial to see the decent chance of reaching n b a playoffs. the 1st time since when c, knowing c and look at the entrance, could make his like his view on saturday, don't you? it's has been practicing with is the same as he recovers from a cough injury. this gets him on the side line since the end of last year, the civilian joined. the lake is in that shop trade from the dallas mavericks on sunday. most bul

but we are not in trouble with the amount of nat gas we have. we do.hink always we find it quizzical that russia has been able to export so well. i mean, all the stuff with russia and i mean, look, i think the president is a little ahistorical about ukraine, maybe starting the. >> war, of course. and zelenskyy is on the tape today saying that the. president's in. let me get this right, a. >> disinformation space, right. >> the notion that they somehow brought this upon themselves. >> and timothy snyder is my favorite, who a yale professor just back from ukraine, 20 miles from the border, has said, listen, we have to start invoking hitler. we have to talk about hitler again. we know there's been a ban. we never do it. but he had operation himmler where he had a polish, german people dressed as polish soldiers and then had them cross the border. and that was a famous incident that he told his people that they did, that poland attacked and they believed it. and you don't want to get in that kind of world, right? you don't want to get i mean, of course, th

and lindsey bill does nat address that, he does not address spending or taxes i don't think that is a resolution at all. >> let's talk about what house did pass out of committee 4.5 trillion, if you just go with our -- tack policy we have in right now. you have to 5.5 trillion to extend it. it does -- we can't do current tax policy under with 4.5 trillion, we're a trillion dollars short. i'm for it. everyone in the senate is for one big beautiful bill if the house can pass it. the problem is they can't prove they can pass it yet. the budget they came up with a trillion dollar short. but since wire falling short, we have to have a contingency plan, i don't believe in putting -- having one plan that is it. i think what will happen, this is my continue, house will do theirs, the senate will do theirs we're go a-b they will fail, we'll to c and circle around to d that is get to back to one big beautiful bill after we exhaust all options that the way congress works we will still get there. but some point, someone has to start moving to get the negotiations started. larry: i have to get out

larry: to 16 some -- >> total, total liquids, including nat gas, we're about 21 now. so it will be 15% increase, on that base. larry: which would get whole down inflation, and drop a lot of prices across the board. president trump talks about this. he las has a very energy centric view of inflation. and it is true. oil impact -- permeates the whole economy, impacts hundreds of consumer goods and items. this might be way to finally slay bidenflation. >> i could not agree more. and i believe that you know as you said, when we talk about food prices, big component is transport. and the inflation number only single digits of that is energy. but in terms of consumers mind, working class americans, that the energy component for them is one of surest indicators for long-term inflation expectations, if we could get b gasoline back down, heating oil back down, the consumers noton level be saving money, but their optimism for future will allow them to rebuild their lives they had to struggle with over the past 4 years. larry: are mr. secretary, step back, how do you see today's

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. >> total liquid so total liquid including nat gas about 21 now, 20, 21. about a 15% increase on that base. larry: which would hold down inflation and drop ago lot of price i across the board and president trump talks about this a lot and has a very energy centrist point of view and oil impact permeates the economy and hundreds of consumer goods in various items we use every day and it's a tremendous -- this might be the way to finally slay bidenflation. >> i couldn't agree more and i believe as you said talking about food prices and big component is transport and the inflation, actual inflation number only single digits of that is energy, but in terms of consumers mind and especially working class americans that the energy component for them is one of the surest indicators for a long term inflation expectations. so getting gasoline down and more down and the optimism allowing them to rebuild their lives they had to struggle with over the past four years. larry: mr. secretary, step back a minute. how do you see today's economy. how do you look at it when y

bitcoin, ethereum, litecoin, x rp all down almost 1 - 4.5% across the board, also take a look at nat gas that is dropping earlier your down 2% but interesting crude oil higher by 1%, this is all on reports that opec plus may push back supply increases despite president trump's calls to lower prices, meanwhile we have bigger needs to watch this week. walmart, ali baba, booking holdings and of course in economic data the fed minutes releasing wednesday all of this were going to do with the floor show. joining me i'm pleased to say slate stone wealth chief market strategist kenny polcari and interactive brokers senior economist josÉ torres. great to have both of you with me even though the market is closed we are open. start with me a broad picture, the s&p 500 that is close to where we are for records how are you gauging sentiment in the equity market? >> it feels a little bit tired to me we've been struggling with the 6100 range for a little bit unable to pierce through them we get economic data that starts to suggest that the consumer is taking a second look. with the strong end of t

. >> reporter: rare deviations by nat republicans, the one exception, former senate minority leader mitching robert f. kennedy jr. >> i think it's very unfortunate that senator mcconnell has chosen to vote against some of president trump's nominees. these people are outsiders who have not spent decades of their time in washington d.c. >> reporter: democrats will likely filibuster patel, but he has the votes to be confirmed. also in the queue next week, commerce secretary howard lutnick and kelly loeffler to run the small business administration. ashley? ashley: chad, thank you very much, indeed. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead, over 40 hauts have already been file filed -- lawsuits have been filed against the trump administration. former u.s. attorney guy lewis will tell us how quickly the president can get those settled. rosanna scotto on new york's mayor with adams saying, guess what? he's going to work with i.c.e. the 10 is a.m. hour of "varney & company" is next. only servicenow connects every corner of your business so people can do all their work on one platform. .. between platfo

nat gas still over $3 -- no, gone to $4. it's very cold weather, $4.24.in california, you lucky people, you will pay $4.85. >>> right now, the senate judiciary committee is holding a hear only children's safety in the digital era. al sand a drink ya of joining me now -- alexandria. lawmakers have been hearing stuart, have been truly them, heartbreaking. one parent speaking today is brandon guffy whose 17-year-old son took his own life two years ago after an online sex-tortion scam. >> the predator that contacted gavin was recently extra the dieted to the u.s. two weeks ago a from nigeria -- extra there dieted. extra indicted. the predator not only attacked my son gavin, but also a began to education tort9 my 16-year-old son, my 14-year-old cousin and myself. one of the messages read, did i tell you that your son begged for his life? instagram removed the profile that attacked gavin but left up additional profiles the predator used. >> reporter: he's filed a lawsuit against meta . growing crime like other issues like mental health strain, fentanyl being so

of nat gas is up a tick at a $3.56.egular, by the way, is $3.14, but as we always look at california in comparison, california is $4.74. wow, that's up 8 cents just from yesterday. >>> coming up, russia a is warning that the relationship with the u.s. is on the verge of a, quote, break-up. what's that all about in we'll dig into it. and elon musk says doge, with doge he can cut our deficit in half. listen. >> i'll be scrutinized nonstop. but with the president, we can cut the budget deficit in half from $2 trillion to 1. david: can he do it? we're going to be asking the founder and co-chair of the doge caucus, congressman aaron bean, how they will make that a happen. he's next. ♪ so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a lo

"no taste like home" with antoni porowski premieres this sunday on nat geo.r is with us about his new book on achieving your dreams. >> thank you. >> lara: sorry we ran with the perfect chevy to take you anywhere. ♪ with pure power unleashed. ♪ and future-forward technology. ♪ because every mile matters. ♪ and every path leads to new possibilities. or, current chevy owners can get $7,850 total value on this silverado when you trade in an eligible vehicle. chevrolet. together let's drive. >> michael: welcome back >> michael: welcome back to gma. our next guest is a producer behind block bust r hits like "girls trip", "ride along" and "straight out of compton." now he has a new book "who better than you?" that's a great question. will, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me, my friend. how you doing? >> michael: i'm doing great. i saw this book and said why this book? why this book now? >> i've been in hollywood 30 years. i work with some of the biggest egos, some of the best people and some of the most toxic people, too. i've learned along the wa

and i think everybody from the white house to the nat to the house wants -- to the senate wants to have. -- 6,000 up. in which case we're going to outperform what we did last time. the cbo has gotten a lot of things wrong. and the way i like to think about it, there's so many ways to talk about it, one way is the tax cuts last time cost 1.9 ask half of them were permanent. and now they're saying that this take the other half that aren't permanent, it's going to cost 4 something. so how is it that half of 11.99 is all of a sudden -- 1.9 is 4 something? larry: what kind of math is that? [laughter] >> i understand your skepticism, but i also understand that the cbo exists, you know, it's created by congress, and they've got their rules that they use to negotiate very ably. they stepped -- helped us get -- passed. we're respectful of that. but we also understand that everybody in the if end cares about what the truth is, and the truth, larry, is 100% on your side. larry: i mean, i'm just very respectful of taking over the cb if o with people that understand the laffer curve. i say that with

the president of arizona tate nat sent you a letter asking you to reverse what is called a land grab prevents them from exploring to drill for critical minerals, nuclear energy resources, etc. are you going to open that area for exploration? >> well, we've got executive orders and secretarial orders to review all of these land grabs that were done by the biden administration. and we've got to go back and take a look at those decisions that were made. and we've got to make sure we're consulting with the locals in these situations because you take that public land off the balance sheet, so the speak, you're depriving revenues for the state, for the tribes, for the local communities, and you're not helping the environment. because then we're pushing production overseas the countries the that don't have an epa, don't do reclamation, use child labor. if we want -- if somebody is concerned about the environment, they should want every electron, every ounce produced in the united states. we do it with more respect for the environment than anywhere in the world. a. david: mr. secretary, my p

nats starting next week comes with a few clouds monday, but staying dry, as i noted right now. all right, jown. >> and major delays out there. temperature about 12 with several 1008 in the golden gate bridge. about 90 minutes. >> well, 6.16 is the time in other bay area headlines this morning. a 44 year-old man has been found guilty of multiple crimes. now after attacking guards at a safeway supermarket in san francisco based on testimony and evidence presented during the trial. billy hudson has been convicted now of assault with a deadly weapon along with 3 counts of assault for attacking safely guards with a attacking safely guards with a machete near 4th and king attacked pizza restaurant employees and broke a plastic partition before being arrested. right now, the cross street bart station hudson has also been convicted of vandalism possession of narcotics. will 2 bay area tech companies now facing a lawsuit accused of lacking safeguards against predators seeking to sexually exploit and abuse children. so the family of 13 year-old boy filed this complaint last week against

i'm glad you brought up nat gas because what we're seeing, of course, under president trump is he ishich had -- administration which had to stops, basically, completely shut down lng exports over to europe, and europe needs that lng. that's going to, hopefully, get restarted very soon is. let's look at oil right now. crude prices are rising. this is a little bit of supply uncertainties after drones from ukraine attack thatted a pumping station over in russia. that potentially does cut oil flows through that pipeline by 30% maybe for up to two months. do you think this is a story we should be watching right now? >> yeah. most of russia's production is going places like china and india, but it's important on a global scale that that it's part of that production. when we, when the russia-ukraine war started a couple years ago, there was concern with sanctions we wouldn't see any of that russian production, but it's gone to other places and going at a discount. if you take out 600,000 barrels a day from russian production, that's certainly going to have an impact on the overall supply. l

nats on 62nd and avondale avenue where the victim ended up dying. no word on any arrests.ened in the mission district in san francisco where somebody ran into a parklet turns out that the person had outstanding warrants in multiple bay area counties. take a look at the scene of the accident outside of napper tandy bar and grill taylor ross of san francisco was driving a stolen car. >> and she led officers on a chase and ended up crashing into this outdoor seating area at the bar. 7 people were hospitalized, including a mother and child. and one person is still in the hospital this morning in serious condition. and the pursuit is now raising questions about officers tactics when chasing suspects through san francisco. >> will san francisco mayor daniel lurie was it the state capitol on monday where he and other san francisco lawmakers met with governor newsom. lurie says they met for about an hour and talked about everything from funding public transit helping combat homelessness. he says san francisco will need help from the state that's going to reach its full potential.

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he said we don't need the nat bill. what's your take -- the senate bill.ing to it. i think you and i talked about this a few months ago. i don't want to remind anybody of it, but the the fact is we don't need another senate bill. we've got a house bill that's got everything in it that's what the president wants. can you just give him what he wants, sir? is. >> you and i and the president, we're all on the same page that we want to you can seed in delivering on our promises -- succeed in delivering on our promises and that's true whether it is one bill or with the bills. as i told you, there there continue to be risks in the house of fame -- failure of a gigantic bill with a tiny margin for error. the senate's perspective is that we need to have dual tracks. we need to have options to make sure we get this done. and so today the at lunch we had vice president j.d. vance join us at lunch. we had a robust discussion with the vice president and john thune who laid out that the senate is going to the continue to proceed with the budget resolution we have in fro

we can look at, you know, light sweet crude, we can look at nat gas. everything's moving higher in the aftermarket. light sweet is up above $73 a barrel. and then we've got this breaking this afternoon a, ford ceo jim farley is hot-footing it to washington, d.c. tomorrow to warn congress that the mexico and canada tariffs that are looming would, quote, blow a hole in the u.s. auto industry. so let me start with you, scott. how cautious does that make you on auto stocks or any other sector? >> i'm a little cautious, but i think that the tariff story when it comes to investing, although you have to look out for the mine fields and potholes along the way, is starting to get a little tired. and i think investors are going back to what's going to work in the long run. maybe i'm going to have to have a little bit of a6-12, maybe 18-month point of view rather than worry about this on a day-to-day basis because you don't know how long a piece of string is unless you know how long the piece of string is. and we're all debating. i come from the agricultural sect

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stuart: we've got to have nat gas and nuclear. >> yeah, exactly. stuart: thank you, kevin.e governor -- government of this city is close to collapse. the democrats are deliberately ignoring their own role in the ruin of our once-great city. that's my take, top of the hour. >>> the latest on the delta that plane that flipped over at toronto's airport. we're trying to figure out exactly what happened. the latest from toronto is next. ♪ ♪ choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. take your business from launch to legendary with shopify. sell more with the world's best converting checkout. turn analytics into opportunities so you can scale further faster. take your business to a whole new level. switch to shopify. start your free trial today. planning to move? join the 6 million families who discovered a smarter, more flexible way to move, with pods. save up to 20% now for a limited time. whether you're moving ac

. >> little with tariffs on american oil, coal, nat gas. some ag. >> equipment earnings get more attention today with. >> some lower guidance. and firms like merck. >> and pepsi. our roadmap begins with the trade. tit for. tat china does hit back with tariffs on the us. including targeting energy and google plus. >> we're keeping an. >> eye on shares of palantir. >> why? >> well they are. >> surging after the company. >> posted a strong. >> outlook on what. >> it. >> calls untamed ai demand. >> its ceo. >> expecting a company windfall. >> from elon musk's. government cost cutting efforts. >> and there are. >> also any number. >> of other. >> corporate earnings. >> that we'll try. >> and get. >> to this. >> morning and focus. >> on pepsi, merck, pfizer paypal spotify shares. >> up. >> about 8%. >> those were all amongst. >> the names that have reported this morning. alphabet, by the way, after the bell. >> let's begin with china. >> though. >> retaliating against. >> the president's tariffs, beijing says. >> beginning february. >> 10th, it.

finally, heading into the weekend, keep an eye on nat gas.st coast next week. scott. >> pippa, thank you very much. pippa stephens hims and hers. best week since 2021. looks like brandon gomez here with those details for us. >> yeah. up again today. >> adding to gains that we saw yesterday down. >> from session. >> highs though. you can. >> see there in shares. that's adding to double digit gains yesterday. now up. >> over 50%. >> this week alone and 150% year to date. so where's the warning. well wall street journal credited the run up yesterday to the telemedicine company's super. >> bowl ad that took aim at. >> big pharma, calling the healthcare system broken. that, and rfk jr's confirmation yesterday seen as a tailwind for the drug compounders like hims in competition with novo nordisk branded wegovy ozempic weight loss drugs, but a caution to investors not to be fooled. this is a heavily shorted stock. if you look at trading volumes yesterday, shares traded over double its 30 day moving average. a similar story today. you see triple ther

. >> nat gas. surging boost. >> stocks heading in the opposite direction. group getting hit as tariffs weigh in the space and some more after hours action. shares of clorox lower despite a top and a bottom line beat and nxp semi higher after beating earnings and revenue expectations. guy what do you want to trade. >> constellation excuse me constellation brands. >> s t z. if you look i mean this was a great performer. >> for about a year and. >> a. half two. >> years and obviously the last if you pull up a chart i mean the last couple of months have been catastrophic. and that's not hyperbole. i mean, just look at how poorly the stock has traded. valuation very compelling. people are selling first asking questions later. i think you can get down to about 160, which was the low we saw a couple of. >> years ago. >> that was sort of the take off point. but there's still more pain ahead and they don't report until i think early april. so keep that in mind. more downside i think. >> all right. coming up. >> between tariffs and a hard place for pharma and biotech

nat gas 3.3. let's show you. you want to do the dollar first. you want to do bitcoin.ok at it because you can really see the impact of what's happening here. bitcoin down at $95,000. that's a bit of a risk off trade at this moment. we're talking tom lee just in the last hour about it being a risk on risk off sort of indicator of where things stand given the sell off. perhaps people who have sold out of the stock market or a margin call or whatever, had to then get rid of some bitcoin to pay for some other things, and then you can see what's happening in terms of the impact on currencies this morning as well. >> the u.s. announcing 25% tariffs on canada and mexico that are due to kick in at midnight tonight. also, an additional 10% tariff on china. megan cassella joins us right now with more of this breaking news over the weekend. and, megan, so many questions about whether this will be imposed, how long it will be imposed, what would be reasons for lifting some of those tariffs if they are imposed at this point? what are you seeing right now? wrap it all up for us. >>

in the 1118th -- 118th congress, the nat was able to strategically not vote on this as well because of leadership. so we are calling on senator many thune to do the right thing here. it will be hard, being fully transparent, it will be hard to reach that 60-vote hurdle, but nonetheless we need these people on record. americans deserve to know, do their leaders, to do their elected -- do their elected officials stand with women or not? and another important point to make surrounding the executive order is this does not absolve the states. already seen several states, maine e, colorado, california, of course,s who have come out and said, look, we are not going to comply with this federal law. so i think there needs to be a system in place where the department of education can get involved and, of course, i would love to see attorney general bondi begin to push back and prosecute those who aren't willing to comply. kevin: in the 20 seconds or so that a we have left, i sense the righteous indignation in listening to you because there are so many young girls and women that were robbed of an