that would be so strange, nathan. nathan: it's going to be different, it's going to be different.lix: what is your idea about how chinese currency develops? some of it has done well and you could see the pboc pulling back next year, but that there is also opportunistic restocking and if that comes to a pause you could see difficulty with growth holding up. how do you look at the chinese trajectory? by every metric i can look at, the chinese economy seems to be quite strong. exports have led the surge over the last couple of quarters. but the consumer is gradually bouncing back. investment is solid. it really feels like the chinese economy is humming on all cylinders. it really is an extraordinary performance, given where the rest of the world is. accordingly, i think the pboc in recent months has taken some steps to reduce the amount of stimulus in the system. i would be surprised if they implemented a full-blown contractionary policy, but i think we will see income quarters moving towards a but i thinkce area that china's growth will stay solid and over the longer-term it will gr

nathan sheets of pgim.hat's every year, we set out to do one thing: help the world believe in holiday magic. and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." it's a simulcast, bloomberg radio, uber television. lisa abramowicz -- bloomberg television. lisa abramowicz and tom keene. jon ferro is off. he's on a tear seven lockdown. let's do it at a data check right now. ,he vix comes in almost a stick 24.30. 31 was the level yesterday. i am going to say we are 70% back to the team spirit -- the team spirit of nevada of yesterday. the dow buttressed right up against record highs. all you need to know is the calming influence, if not really risk on. curve steepening a little bit, wondering up the exchange. dollar, stronger dollar yesterday. you really got crushed, though.

nathan: i don't think there is much of a case for it.t is true we have had supply chain issues with many workplaces shut down. as we have seen this year, that has not translated much into inflation. housing especially has not picked up. it is such a major component of price indices. sidedjustments on that have largely come with backlogs. you have to wait longer to buy certain appliances. you are still paying the same price. you are just waiting longer. i don't see any reason to think one-time checks even larger than $2000 would have that kind of affect. whennk it is a distraction millions of americans are facing eviction, foreclosure, not being , even as the package has prospects for aggregate economic growth. joe: the questions about whether trump would sign the stimulus in the first place created uncertainty. i don't think anyone really thinks even if in the aggregate it was a lot of money spent that it was a good approach. there was a long gap between u.i.d.u.i. -- the expansion expired. how should we go forward making it automatic an

nathan, i am going to stick with you for one second. what do you see as some of the main reversals that we are likely to see or directions that the new administration and this new potential education secretary are going to take? dr. favero: sure. this is not going to be at all comprehensive, because there are a lot of topics to be discussed, but what comes to mind to me are the way that civil rights issues are addressed. the department of education has historically played a really important role in terms of addressing issues of civil rights, making sure that there is racial equity or trying to ensure racial equity, gender equity we think of especially in higher education contexts and the important role that they play, and in more recent years under the obama administration, we sought emphasis on things like ensuring equity for transgender students and for gay students, so i think that these are the kinds of things, topics -- one area of topics where we will see a big difference. i suspect, in the biden administration. i think there is a

thinkso nathan law, who i it is with us virtually. i regret we are meeting here under these circumstances, that this meeting can't take place in hong kong, and i regret we are in the position we are in. i remember sitting down with you last october, seems like an eternity ago, and talking about hong kong as an outpost of freedom and liberty, as this generation's berlin. this is a heart-wrenching moment for this city, for your city. , those of youens who are citizens of hong kong, this is very difficult. thank you for your courageous stand. to samuel and nathan, since i know you personally, thank you for all you have done. you are an inspiration to me and so many missourians i represent and so many americans. samuel, i better call you mr. chu for this hearing so the chairman does not discipline me. why don't i ask you to lay out for us why u.s. action is needed and necessary? we have heard about what the u.k. is doing, allowing hong kong residents to settle there and apply for citizenship. to those who say, what more needs to be done,

and also to nathan law. samuel and nathan, i regret that we are meeting here under these circumstances and that this meeting has to take place here. it can't take place in hong kong and i regret that we're in the position that we're in. i remember sitting down with you last october of 2019, it seems like an eternity ago, in your city and talking about hong kong as the outpost of freedom and liberty as this generation's berlin and this is a -- this is a heart-wrenching moment for this city, for your city and as a proud citizen, as i know all of you are, those of you who are, among citizens of hong kong, this is very, very difficult. thank you for your courageous stand, all of you. and since i know you personally, thank you for all you've done. you're an inspiration to me personally and i know so many missourians whom i represent and so many americans. thank you for that. i'll start with you, samuel. i better call you mr. chu for purposes of this hearing, but why don't i just ask you to lay out for us why u.s.

host: we would like to thank nathan harden, the project coordinator for realcleareducation, for coming this morning to talk about the 2020 college free speech rankings. thank you so much for being with break even as they enter next year." once again, we want to know what you think about what is going on on capitol hill right now. let's start with sam calling from georgia on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i love this show. republican, but years ago i voted democrat. bill was a $1.9 trillion months ago. and now, again, i do not know what happened. noy changed their mind and they arew looking at $900 billion. and thewashington, reason is, nancy pelosi was talking about people needing money right away because they have to pay their rent and pay for groceries, but when she was given the $1.9 trillion, she played politics because they -- she could have said, ok, let's pass this to the people and then we will work on another one. but she did not do that. she was playing politics. at the same time, what got me confused is the republican side, which they have approved

nathan, you just mentioned this. there was a little bit at the end of your statement. i was there a big difference publc universities when it came to these rankings? guest: i think it helps if we look at some of the individual questions to get a sense of this. university, one of the most prestigious in the country, the number is 42% of students said it was ok in some circumstances to shout down a speaker that you disagreed with. was only 13% at kansas state. that's a little bit of a glimpse into this public versus private distinction. things.ther at columbia, 10% said they saw violence as an acceptable response to offensive speech in some circumstances. there seems to be a more intense a raw speech climate. that broadly speaking, most students said they felt that their administration protected speech. at the same time, a majority said i am self censoring in some circumstances. due to peer may be pressure. even if a university broadly speaking is trying to promote free speech on campus or professor in his or her classroom, a lot of students expressed fear about what the

and also to nathan law. samuel and nathan, i regret that we are meeting here under these circumstances and that this meeting has to take place here. it can't take place in hong kong and i regret that we're in the position that we're in. i remember sitting down with you last october of 2019, it seems like an eternity ago, in your city and talking about hong kong as the outpost of freedom and liberty as this generation's berlin and this is a -- this is a heart-wrenching moment for this city, for your city and as a proud citizen, as i know all of you are, those of you who are, among citizens of hong kong, this is very, very difficult. thank you for your courageous stand, all of you. and since i know you personally, thank you for all you've done. you're an inspiration to me personally and i know so many missourians whom i represent and so many americans. thank you for that. i'll start with you, samuel. i better call you mr. chu for purposes of this hearing, but why don't i just ask you to lay out for us why u.s.

nathan bronson. he wrote to joseph clay mr. bronson is coming to georgia with an appointment of brigadier's which would be likely to produce discontent. i would oppose it would be laid aside." a. compromise was reached john twiggs was appointed brigadier general. of the georgia militia and the assembly elected as governor, dr. nathan bronson. it would not be the last time that bronson gave greene trouble. anyway. meanwhile, the war went on. let's see. the british have been driven from the backcountry. now it was time to dry them from the mid backcountry, close to the seacoast. it was vitally important to establish civil government in south carolina and georgia and confined british forces to charleston and savannah showing the world that the rebels were a civil as well as military control and thus avoiding the threat on the horizon. european mediation of the conflict, which carried with it the danger of the application of the principle of international law. rudy posted at us, latin for "as you possess, " meaning if european medi

nathan, thank you very much for joining us.ence? well, of course, i believe they have a detailed with their lawyers and they plead guilty because of they think it's in their best interest, because if they plead guilty, they could sentence cuts. the politicians decision. 0bviously, sentence cuts. the politicians decision. obviously, it's a strict sentencing. the government has been using the courts and judicial system to release protesters and send a strong signal that they are stifling the whole society. when you hear me reading that statement from the uk, do you have any hope that the uk and its western allies are able to exert any pressure on to beijing over the treatment of pro—democracy activists? well, of course, for the past few months, we could see that the pressure from the western democracy is actually piling up. we have been witnessing more and more strong statements and policies of, for example, chinese enterprise locally and also uplifting the treaty with hong kong etc, so i believe that in the future, that will be

later, realclear education's nathan harden reviews the recent college free speech rankings. we will also take your calls. and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning and welcome to "washington journal." hasre first lady jill biden found herself in the crosshair of the debate over her title and whether women are accorded the same respect as men for their achievements. a wall street columnist suggested that the future first lady drop her title of "dr." despite her doctorate. are pushing back, saying that jill biden cannot be above criticism. what do you thing about the attacks on jill biden's doctorate degree? we want to hear from you. we will open our regular lines. that means republicans, your line will be (202) 748-8001. democrats, we want to hear from you at [indiscernible] . -- democrats, we want to hear from you at (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. if you have earned a doctorate degree, we want to hear from you at (202) 748-8003. you can also text us at that same number, (202) 748-8003. and we

apple, if you were the trader and not the investor, and we talked about those two roles to play but nathan brought this up about ten days ago the apple chart consolidating into the 125, 130 area has rebuilt that base and is an interesting chart. if you look at tech, what has been most impressive is that which has led tech, even during the last 11 days, look at the semi and look at the parts well bid. also explosion sure to generic and enterprise that is encouraging for a global spend i think people are expecting into 2021. after nasdaq, it's back into cyclical names yields consolidated a little bit. pulled back on the tenure. the trades built around those two moves, higher on rates and lower on dollar are the trades for the next 11 days karen, well said, guy, well said icebreaker always well said. but you don't have to necessarily have one or the other here i would make an argument that since may we have seen rotation into interest race sensitive we have seen this development where the market is deciding whether to buy cyclic caals and they should be >> and this cloud technology tim, great

. >> nathan apodaka made us believe in humanity again.chael b. jordan got the title he was born for, people magazine's sexiest man alive. >> i'm obsessed with mona kosar abdi. happy new year, everyone! 2021 turn up, but do it safely, mask up, have a good time. >> remember, get festive. >> from all of us at "world news now," happy new year! it's live with kelly and ryan! today, we catch up with leslie jones. plus, actor rainn wilson shows us his pet zonkey. also, stranger things star noah schnapp and chef michael symon teaches us some cutting edge kitchen skills. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. thank you! well... it's almost over. almost! 2020 is almost over. it's wednesday, december 30th. we're just having a great debate over here about who has the best pretzel bun in new york city because laurie told me that she had a double patty bacon pretzel burger at a place called emmy squared, and my stomach was growling when you were telling me about it. it's so funny, like, what occupies people's brains.

nathan does a good job, maybe this is part of the new way of cricket, we are looking for new ways, the on strictly and we have a new game show. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the results of a fans‘ poll, on the return of fans to english football. let's go now to the house of commons where the health secretary, matt hancock is giving a statement to mps. all through this arduous year whilst we have been working late and day to fight the virus and keep it under control we have been striving to develop the vaccines that can give us develop the vaccines that can give us hope and let us eventually release the curbs on our freedoms that have bound us fossil long. thanks to the incredible work of the task force, the business secretary and kate bingham we have already amassed a huge portfolio of different vaccine candidates. we have back seven vaccines and ordered 350 million doses on behalf of the whole uk, one of the biggest portfolios per capita in the world. we have said from the start that a vaccine must be safe and effective before we would even consider deploying it. an

the senate will also vote on the nomination of nathan symington, a republican nominee to the fcc area normally these nominations to independent boards repair, one democrat, one republican to keep balance on the board but here in the waning days of a lame-duck presidency republican majority is rushing to approve a single republican nominee . a nominee himself that far from uncontroversial. mister simon's key qualification seems to be a support president trumps desire to change section 230 , a law that regulates speech. in fact it appears he severely misled senators on the commerce committee and he told them while working for a federal aid he played only an administrative role in his petition for the repeal of section 230. it turns out mister simonton of not only pushing the petition himself, he was actively lobbying fox news to support it for political reasons. i strongly urge my colleagues on both sides of the eye to reject mister simonton's nomination to the fcc. and finally madam speaker, madam president , as we approach the end of the senate session, i have the unhappy task of bidd

look at the american revolution with historian john buchanan and his book "the road to charleston nathanealn reversed a series of losses and ultimately led to the defeat of the british in south carolina. watch beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> tonight on the communicators, chief policy officer for parler, amy peikoff. >> we believe it is the best approach when you're talking about hit speech, so-called misinformation, anything else, to address those problems with more speech, not with any types of content restrictions. and we act accordingly. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> you're watch withing american history tv. every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. c-span3, created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >>> now, on "lectures in history," it's james madison university professor evan friss. he teaches a class about the evolution of suburbs from the early 1900s to present day and talks about how home loa

nathan allen the automobile is in distress i'd like to get to sleep christie that problem get that started just when they get so i don't think you know meter. and rather make the cats go kind of. i. fers hoots right. yep ultimate stuff people stepped up to this link. and be here 1st i'm leaving the public. and if that is when the cat forensics don't think you know me to the cat had the in memphis family can see to it in childhood so i'm going to. tariq the taxi driver from cairo has problems with his engine it could be due to the poor quality fuel in egypt there's a tight network up for the pair workshops in fact who's that of course they specialize in mercedes. repairs are made in tiny workshops mechanics make spare parts with self-made templates original spare parts are too expensive so you have to improvise. somehow they always manage to keep the veteran it's alive for cusworth probably remain a mercedes city for a good few years and secure the livelihood of countless taxi drivers and mechanics but eventually the almost indestructible stroke said fin tails will have to be retired. perha

senators will vote to confirm stephen schwartz to be a judge for the us court of federal claims and nathan bennington become a member of the federal communications commission. lawmakers are working on legislation passed this friday at midnight deadline. when the senate comes back 2:15 eastern we will have live coverage here on c-span2. >> they are an impressive bunch.not only facing the challenge to pay adequate tribute when one leaves our ranks. but even by the house standards of this place, the coursecharted by the senator who i have to send off this morning stand . the senior senator from wyoming has accomplished enough in one career to fill two. he's glided from business success to military service to local government to state politics to theunited states senate where he's built a remarkably productive legislative record . mike's prolific career began in a small town. in fact he wyoming was so small that when mike and his wifearrived and set up a family business that town still carried the less than flattering nickname of dirt . but new discoveries in the american energy business were

look at something nathan says finding a bone with nature is an experience as many people as possible should benefit from and he wishes to transform 100 square kilometers of neighboring marshland into a nature park attracting tourists i'm already in that space i'm already half way that kind of pins and stalks and what kind of walking up and down this river valley but still with cattle and we. saw the systems but that have to be gentle at. first he has to persuade his neighbors because pete's roaming free on the property really too much for most families. in montenegro journalists investigating corruption and organized crime often puts their lives at risk the balkan republic wants to join the e.u. but rights groups criticize frequent violations of reporters rights montenegro's press freedom has deteriorated in the previous years journalists had to fix soft it's from the town of bet and may soon be authorities for failing to protect him from being brutally attacked because of a story he had uncovered. i know this is the day in brown in ne in montenegro as always generous to a few softy

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straight game without a win on saturday there's even one nil at home to promote its side bailiff elde nathan de mint dino sent a beautiful long ball into the box and fabien and klaus was their team headed headed home early in the 2nd half of stephen's wasn't pleased with his team's defending with close given far too much space in front of goal chuckers last win was way back in january. a 2nd look at the other results from actually 13 so far they were away wins for hoffenheim braman and frankfurt. vital points at home to cologne earlier in berlin be brasier dortmund on friday night on sunday freiburg host head to berlin and travel to off spec. you're watching daytime emmys live from berlin shift data really is tech magazine is coming up after a show right so stay tuned for that i'll be back at the top of the hour with more news headlines don't forget you can get all the latest news and information on our website that's d.w. dot com time to get to follow us on instagram and twitter as well as danger news i can be found at rebecca riches thanks very much for watching. this for an arc. and.

them system member nathan more people like them that's the exciting part of. this hope i think but we're in a time of covert now where it's where lots of governments are acting against crowds gathering so what sort of resistance can you put up under these sort of circumstances. thank you so even though the crowd gatherings and now and and it might seem like everything is now has now quiet down. and i think organizing people in tetration saw essential end of the lockdown for larger even larger voices to be heard that is something that can be done so organizing people that i think a lot of that work can be done there. silence is clearly not going to back down this why are you continuing. well. they really are for me personally i can't speak for anyone but the 1st thing with the. it's a duty to serve. uncle nation i think in the past year it's been. in the hearts and minds of the hong kong people the sense of nationhood and so at this point more than out of antecedents and just before the protests this is more. of a defeatist i think and that's the motivation tha

senators will vote to confirm stephen schwartz to be a judge for the us court of federal claims and nathan bennington become a member of the federal communications commission. lawmakers are working on legislation passed this friday at midnight deadline. when the senate me

the clerk: nomination, federal communications commission, nathan a. simington of virginia to be a member. mr. thune: madam president, i rise today to recognize and pay tribute to two senators whom i had hoped to serve with longer. cory gardner and martha mcsally. madam president, one of the first things that became clear about cory gardner when he became to the senate is that he is an incredibly hard worker. he is tireless. cory has not only a great sense of humor, i remember back during impeachment when we were working some really late nights, he left five-hour energy drinks for all of us in our mailboxes. i got to say, madam president, you kind of needed a five-hour energy drink to keep up with cory. seriously, though, cory has a tremendous amount of energy and focus and drive. he's left it all on the field during his time in the senate. i think he knew when he was elected that he might not be here forever and he has made every moment over the past six years count. he's a results oriented person. he's interested in getting things done. and he's buil

nathan redmond wrapping up their victory, they're now third as things stand.nited remain rooted to the bottom of the table, with just one point from 12 matches. two evening games in the premier league. it's goalless between arsenal and burnely and leicester lead 1—0 against brighton. in scotland, rangers are 13 points clear of celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after beating dundee united 2—1. captain james tavernier was once again the key man, scoring with this superb free kick, and setting up connor goldson‘s second. champions celtic beat kilmarnock 2—0 to ease the pressure on manager neil lennon. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. manchester united remain top of the women's super league after they beat reading 2—i. hayley ladd heading in a late winner for united, who are unbeaten in the league this season. caroline weir scored her first goal of the season in injury time to help manchester city come from behind to beat arsenal 2—1. they remain fourth in the table a point behind the gunners. tottenham, west h

rajini vaidya nathan investigates the problem of child trafficking in the country, meets its victimshose who are trying to help. this is what it feels like when your child disappears. in india, a nationwide trade is separating children from theirfamilies. every eight minutes, a child goes missing in this country, and they are often trafficked. thousands of children robbed of their innocence. we uncover a complex child trafficking network in india, and ask, "how can this be happening?" midday in a suburb of north—west delhi, and we are on a raid. searching forjust some of the 10 million children in forced labour in india. we have had a tip—off that dozens of kids are working in bakeries here. we've been told that some children already escaped from one of the premises, but we've got a lead for another place, so we're just going there now. this operation is being led by a child protection agency, who rescue thousands of children from slavery every year, working alongside the police. after 20 minutes, the first children emerge. one of them is a 15—year—old boy, who we're calling ahmed. a

nathan redmond wrapping up the victory for southampton, who are up to third in the table as things standrooted to the bottom of the table, with just one point from 12 matches. there are plenty enough examples of teams that have gone on losing strea ks teams that have gone on losing streaks and not got points, but the longer it goes on, the more obviously it's going to impact on the team, and i keep saying, it has to come sooner than later, because if not, we're in trouble now, and there won't be a light at the end of there won't be a light at the end of the tunnel if we don't change the situation what's in front of us. rangers are 13 points clear of celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after beating dundee united 2—1. captain james tavernier was once again the key man, scoring with this superb free kick, and setting up connor goldson's second. champions celtic are second after beating kilmarnock 2—0. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. manchester united remain top of the women's super league after they beat reading 2—1. hayley ladd heading

so australia probably edging it but their spinner nathan lyon, speaking at the close of play, reckonse. definitely satisfying, but i think we can get a lot better as well, to be honest with you. we are very happy with where we are apt, but i think we —— i don't think we can settle there, i think we need to keep pushing the boundaries and keep getting better as a bowling group, so, yeah, very happy, but still a lot of work to do. i still feel that we we re lot of work to do. i still feel that we were six down and we tried to keep it to as many runs as possible, so we keep it to as many runs as possible, so we still have a very good chance of getting close to that number, and, you never know, we could get 350 also. time now for more of the day's other sport stories and... the start of the australian open tennis has been delayed by 3 weeks because of the pandemic. the first grand slam event of the year will now begin on the 8th of february, and that'll allow the players to complete a two week quarantine period which is currently required in australia. next year's formula one season will

votes expected on nathan simonton's nomination to be a member of the federal communications commission and stephen sydney schwartz to be a judge on the u.s. court of federal claims. on c-span3 at 10:00 a.m., the senate homeland security committee considers therapeutic treatments for covid-19 patients who do not require hospitalization. joe biden announces his nominees for health-related positions in his administration, including health and human services secretary, surgeon general, and the head of the centers for disease control and prevention. at 2:30 p.m., the senate commerce subcommittee on security hears from admiral charles rate, vice commandant of the u.s. coast guard, on readiness in the arctic. a deep dive into the world of vaccine development, we are joined by dr. david diemert, an associate professor of medicine at george washington university, clinical director of the research unit, where a trial for one of the vaccines is underway. dr. diemert, which vaccine are you studying? explain how this trial is being put together. are a site at gw, we for the phase three clinical vac

. >> reporter: nathan rapherty lived through one season of closures already. we first met him last spring shortly after utah's ski season abruptly shut down. back then he was helping to collect goggles for doctors and nurses at a time when eye protections were in short supply. now he's helping to enforce strict measures to make sure the u.s. ski industry doesn't suffer a $2 billion loss like last year. >> they'r all operating here in utah today under stricter protocols than even our state government has mandated. >> reporter: but the slopes here any other year would be full. tom pollard says many of his regular customers just aren't coming. >> there's a little bit of sadness in your heart when somebody decided that this is not the season that they're going to come to alta. >> copy that, thank you. >> reporter: yet devin klein keeps moving snow, hoping there will be more skiers to come here so they'll have to do it all over again. i'm anna werner. (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had my 13th surgery. - really?

. >> so nathan, we reached out to the governor's office. we were directed to a statement.t are they saying to you? >> yeah, they're saying they're working on it. certainly we understand this is a new and trying situation. everything has been moving literally warp speed through president trump's operation. we just want them to acknowledge that for a week now, we've been beating the drum that hey, your emergency medical service providers that are not affiliated with the hospital are not getting the vaccines from the local hospitals. we're seeing some systems putting their administrators and marketing teams in the vaccination line before the front line ems in their community. we want to stress that playing nice and just saying hey, you guys get along is not necessarily a plan. we really need them to help coordinate vaccinations of every emergency medical service provider in the state and we all have licenses. they know who we are. really should be something that they're taking a more active role in. >> charles: nathan, god bless you and merry christmas and we'll keep the heat

nathan ballard was arrested at the carneros resort and spa in napa. a woman claimed ballard was under the influence of alcohol and marijuana when he pushed her into a glass door and attacked a 4-year-old child. ballard served as newsom's communication director. his attorney said he expects ballard to be acquitted of all charges. >>> the state's unemployment development department is under fire. they are being slammed for not stopping a fraud scheme. they are asking the governor to stop payments going to inmates in sunnyvale. these five seem swindled money from unsm pected victims. they did it by stealing credit cards, mail and other personal information. >> the landlord is demanding her rent. what am i supposed to do when $1,000 was taken away from me. >> we're a small partner. me and my partner, we have decreased hours. we're in a predicament people. >> at least four people have come forward to say they have been victimized. >> coming up on kpix 5, how a storm thousands of home's been there for us all year long. so let's celebrate the holidays with g

. >> last time i saw you nathan you were in scott walker's backyard you had a dog with you is it a maltipoo >> yeah, maltipoo and i'm going to give you a multifacetted answer, tyler, you know, it's interesting investors are fairly optimistic looking past the worse of this coronavirus that we have rage ago cross the country -- raging across the country and plantet, what's going on now is at heights worse than march and april and they're looking towards obviously these vaccines i guess it would be too easy to think these vaccines are going to come in the sort of numbers and with the, just kind of the ease that we're expecting to get to tim's normalized earnings in 2022 in a line that goes like that. if you look at s&p 500 up 15 percent on the year nasdaq up 40 percent and russell you see and say we're discounting a lot of good news i look at s&p 500 trading at 22 times above five year average of 17.5 and ten year average 15.5 and you need to see that e come up to get to ane valuation set up that really looks appetizing and good for double-digit returns. i'd expect early 2021 volatility retest

. >> value investors will be able to seize dan nathan, where do you look? >> i don't disagree with guy where he says stick with growth at a reasonable price i think is what he he's saying versus some like hospitality and travel. their climb back to peak earnings will take that much longer there may have been a whole blown part jerome powell told us what he thinks about risk assets relative to where interest rates are. you are going to have some of these things that look like value traps. the last couple months will join the rally. we have talked about airlines and cruises. i don't really care for cruises. but airlines don't have this exposure, but i would expect that to trade well in 2021 especially if we see the vaccination roll out better than it has in the start. >> and jetblue is down 20% so far this year. it was down so relative underperformer, but leveraged to the reopening. do you look at it by sector or stock value? >> when i think about value, i am thinking about the ability for me to purchasing a company for the equivalent to or less than the sum

nathan fletcher delivered a stern message for churches in san diego county not following current guidelinesch restricts services to outdoors only under the purple tier. but he focused in on one church in particular awaken church which the county announced wednesday is the source of 3 covid-19 outbreaks totaling 64 cases. >>and for those responsible he's out there. we say thank. 4 other entities that have chosen to act responsibly. entities in particular like the awaken church where we have been forced to have to share outbreak information because their of their lack of cooperation in notifying the members of their congregation about cases there. we continue for the public to recognize the very real danger of indoor religious services county released an advisory asking anyone who attended service at any of the 3 locations between november 15 and november 22nd to quarantine for 14 days from their last exposure. >>monitor symptoms and be tested for coronavirus the church's kearny mesa carl's bad and chula vista locations have all received a cease and desist orders in past months, but some indo

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. >>> nathan gonzalez is a cnn political analyst and the publisher of "inside elections," he joins me now from washington. good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. so instead of focusing on the pandemic, president trump is considering preemptive pardons for those close to him, and attacking attorney general bill barr for rejecting his claims of a rigged election. where's this feud with barr going and does it matter anymore in trump's final days in office? >> well, anyone who can say they know for sure where this is headed is probably just lying to you, because i don't know if anyone knows for sure but it's really no surprise. the president has allies or has loyalties until he doesn't, so he doesn't mind turning on people if he feels like they turn on him. and it might not matter so much in the near term, but in terms o. longer term in particular with pardons, that can have a dramatic impact on what happens. >> right, and meantime, the state of georgia is gearing up for two critical senate runoff elections on january 5th. how is that likely to go, given the

nathan cooperman. he's chair of the emergency medical department at the university of california davis. doctor, thank you very much for being with us. let me begin with the chilling surge, i think it's fair to say, of cases and deaths in the u.s. give me a sense of what you're seeing and what your colleagues are seeing in your e.r. >> we are seeing over the last month an increased number of cases and increased number of severe cases of covid here in northern california. >> are you at capacity? how are you managing with that? because we've seen hospitalizations surging dramatically. >> fortunately, here in northern california, although our hospital is full, we are not above capacity. in southern california they are experiencing much higher capacity than we are. but we are busy. and the patients that we are receiving are sick. so our icu is near capacity. >> it's near capacity. and the numbers -- you know, the numbers as we've just outlined, they are sobering. yet it's not taking into account yet, doctor

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. >> dan nathan, would you rather, i've never put these two stocks together, this is history-making in "fast money." zoom or american airlines. >> yeah, probably american airlines listen, zoom, guy said, the company's not going away but the stock can continue to wither, it's down 40% from its highs but still up 400% on the year. this company has pulled forward. what these guys are all talking about is the acceleration -- of existing trends that were already in place we've seen such a mass acceleration we're likely to see that all decelerate the companies are here to stay the competition will come in -- they've shown to be fertile ground you might see mega cap tech with reasonable growth trade better over the next year >> since it was your word, bono win what's your top online pick? >> amazon. i mean, i don't even have to think about that one it's just across the board i think that that is come to kind of define the current economy that we're in amazon. >> all right let's get to the next one. lots of people made lots of money on tech, guy, so what happened this is your word. >> oh, you

dan nathan calls it the worse chart in the market. tell us why?'s a good example where you want to marry fundamentals can technicals two pieces of news, the apple news that they're ending this 15-year laptop partnership they introduced their latest mac air with their own m1 chip that was not a huge surprise that was coming. the report about microsoft moving away from them is less impactful. it's a smaller customer of intels maybe up 1%, 2% tops, apple was like 7.5%, 8%. when you think about where microsoft's operating systems software goes on, their biggest clients are intel. it's hewlett, it's dell. it's lg. will the design of these chips by microsoft if it's true have a broader implication on these other hardware oems? i don't know you know, here's the thing this stock is hated. the sentiment is horrible. look at this one-year chart. you said it's down 23% on the year it's down 33% from its 52-week highs in january it's made a series of lower highs. they had massive misexecution. that allowed amd and nvidia to gain market share. the story sounds

advocate for pedophilia from running for office to locked up in denver pictures capture, the demise of nathan larson a man who once lived here in boulder now facing charges of harboring a minor and kidnapping this particular case is extremely disturbing fresno county sheriff margaret mims says larson met a 12 year-old girl online and flew to california convincing her to sneak out of her home and board a plane with for police caught him during a layover monday at d it creates a problem solvers track down the boulder address where larson was reported living in 2008 we found bill smith, longtime resident and former maintenance man of the complex people like that you know you kind of know is that there are a lot, but you don't say anything but hearing something like that smith says he remembers larson staying here with his older sister records show in 2009 larson was arrested in boulder after emailing the secret service threatening to kill the president he was just >>unsociable i have to go there and work on her apartment and they just sit on the couch and he just liked. >>effort to track down th

nathan a. simington particularly given these issues as it relates to the f.c.c. and key responsibilities. i have questions about his neutrality and independence and issues before the commission about whether he aggressively and actively sought the media attention to personal i will and explicitly direct pressure onto the f.c.c. this involvement might sound insignificant or just partisan to some, but it's so important for the f.c.c. to continue to play an important and independent role from the president of the united states. so i hope that we will not pass the simington nomination, but i'm emphasizing to my colleagues, the president will deserve his nominee as well, and i hope our colleagues will move quickly to confirm them once they are nominated. i also wanted to take a couple of minutes to discussion action that all after us have been working on in a bipartisan -- on a bipartisan basis and a bicameral basis. that is the action that has resulted in the national defense authorization act that we will be taking up but is certainly being considered in the house o

the list also includes prominent activist, nathan law, who has relocated to britain.emocracy protests in hong kong have been severely restricted since the national-security law was enacted, in june. authorities are, also, intensifying their crackdown outside the territory. acts committed abroad are punishable under the new law, and foreigners can, also, be prosecuted. >>> separately, the united states and britain have expressed concern over the trial of a group of hong kong activists, who were caught as they tried to flee to taiwan. 12 pro-democracy activists were detained by china's coast guard in august, as they tried to reach taiwan by boat. they were later charged with being in waters illegally. several of them were on bail or indicted in connection with anti-government protests in hong kong. one had been arrested on suspicion of violating the territory's national-security law. the trial, for ten of them, started monday in a court in the southern city of shenzhen, neighboring hong kong. diplomats from western countries and hong kong journalists visited the court,

i'm long the stock i like this news for at&t. >> dan nathan?this week above that november 9th intraday high and pfizer i like it here going back to the highs over the next few months, up in the mid-40s. >> steve grasso? >> i've been excited about a bunch of stocks this year at that have really rallied aggressively luminar is the next one. i think this one is off to the races, super excited >> guy adami >> i'm just excited to be with you all, folks, every night at 5:00 melissa. spr, that will get you done. >> i rolled my eyes, by the way. thank you for watching "fast." see you tomorrow back here >> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to dram "k." i'm trying to make you money my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you but call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or twee

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gavin newsome faces domestic violence and child abuse charges tonight napa county prosecutors say nathanlard attacked his wife and a 4 year-old girl. investigators say the alleged attack happened in october at the car narrows resort and spa just outside napa his wife told sheriff's deputies that ballard under the influence of alcohol and marijuana pushed her into a glass door and placed a pillow over the child apparently trying to suffocate her. sheriff's deputies arrested ballard 2 days later use released the same day after posting bail. ballard's that put out a statement that reads in part quote i am confident that my clients, nathan ballard we'll be fully acquitted of these charges after the district attorney's office has a chance to review the facts and learn all sides of the story to the south bay now and these 5 people are in custody in connection. >>with a million dollar fraud case involving at least 100 victims sunnyvale police say that the victims for the suspects rather use the victims identities to apply for unemployment benefits through the state officers searched the hotel r