newsstands not bet eri news isn't better in stock options.down. >> right now this thing peak to trough is about 52% down from highs we saw 4 types the average daily options volume bearish bets outpaced bullish one pz the biggest one we saw was april 135 puts we saw a buyer pay $5.90 for 86 of those betting half million in premium and weakness could continue, they're betting on decline of 10% by april expiration, due to good friday is only going to be three week from today i'd also point out the options premium high in okta the implied move between now and then is about $17 higher or lower. as we can see this trader is betting it is going to be to the down side. >> bonawyn, if they've had that trade on for a little bit they made a lot of money. are you as negative as that trader appears to be. >> not quite as negative but definitely understand the justification. ra-basis, the fundamentals are already challenging. when i think of options trading it's about short-term, momentum, and timing the momentum is definitely negative and i can understand

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." president biden signed a bill making lynching a federal hate crime for the first time in u.s. history. mr. biden signed the legislation yesterday during a ceremony at the white house. it is named after emmett till who was kidnapped, tortured, and killed in 1955. his murder became a catalyst for the civil rights movement. >> i know many of the civil rights leaders here know, you heard me say it 100 times, hate never goes away. a few, all have to, not .rl200 other tiynbills e itir 120 ago. >>> the "associated press" says queen elizabeth shrugged off health issues to attend a memorial service for her late husband, prince philip. the 95-year-old monarc son, prince andrew. prince philip died last april, but only 30 people were allowed at the funeral due to strict pandemic rules. about 1,800 people attended yesterday's service. >>> and "usa today" says the new -- the nfl is changing its rules to ensure that each team gets the ball in a playoff game goes into overtime. the new rule which beg

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."ss" reports the federal government is extending its mask mandate for travel. the tsa says masks will still be required on planes and public transportation, including buses and trains, through april 18th. the rule was supposed to expire next week. officials say that the extra month will give the cdc time to develop new policies that will take into account the number of covid cases and the risk of new variants. >>> "the new york times" says the justice department named a top prosecutor to pursue cases of covid relief fraud. associate deputy attorney general kevin chambers on the right will lead the department's efforts related to at least $8 billion in alleged stolen pandemic funds. more than 1,800 individuals and businesses are under investigation. >>> and "the washington post" says former trump adviser michael flynn pleaded the fifth during his meeting with the house committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capitol. the former national security adviser appeared yesterday for

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand.ernor ron desantis signed the don't say gay bill. into law. surrounded by children, desantis signed the bill yesterday. it prohibits teaching sexual orientation or gender identity in kindergarten through third grade. it also potentially protects similar instruction from older kids. parents not teachers should be discussing that with their kids. >> in the state of florida, parents have a fundamental role in the education, health care, and well being of their children. we will not move from that. i don't care what -- >> the parents who think a teacher is violating the new law can sue school districts. >>> reuters says queen elizabeth may join the royal family today to pay tribute to her late husband prince philip. the family and other dignitaries will attend a memorial service for the prince at the westminster abbey in london. he died at the age of 99, but only certain mourners were able to attend due to strict covid rules. it would be the queen's first public appearance in five months a

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."ssociated press" reports a conservative former prosecutor will be south korea's next president. yoon suk yeol defeated the ruling liberal party candidate in a bitterly contested election. he will take office in may to serve a single five-year term. president biden called to congratulate him. the white house says it's committed to working together to address the threats posed by north korea. >>> "usa today" says north carolina republican congressman madison cawthorn is facing some legal trouble. state police say the 26-year-old was pulled over by a trooper last week southeast of asheville. he was found to be driving with a revoked license. it is the second time in five years he's been charged with driving with a revoked license which carries a penalty of up to 20 days in jail. he's also facing charges for two earlier speeding tickets. >>> and "the new york times" says tennis star novak djokovic will miss tournaments in the u.s. because of his covid vaccination status. the 20-time grand

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."es" reports a jetblue pilot was removed from the cockpit of a plane in buffalo because he was suspected of being drunk. officials say when 52-year-old pilot james clifton went through security at buffalo niagara international airport yesterday, a tsa officer noticed that he may be impaired. authorities say that a sobriety test revealed the pilot had a blood alcohol content more than four times the federal limit for pilots. >> people saw what was going on, and that has got to be very frightening for people. at the airport we try to do everything we can to ease people's stress already when they're going on to a plane. i can only imagine what this was look for passengers. >> the pilot was not arrested, but he could face federal charges pending an faa investigation. >>> the "orange county register" said a crew battled the wildfire this southern california's cleveland national forest. what's being called the jim fire was reported yesterday morning. firefighters on the ground and in the air

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."e new york times" reports on the death of oscar-winning actor william hurt. he died at his home in portland, oregon, yesterday due to complications from prostate cancer. hurt won an oscar for his portrayal of a gay man in a brazilian prison in the 1985 movie "kiss of the spider woman." he also appeared in "broadcast news," "the big chill," and "body heat." he was 71 years old. >>> "the hill" reports the ceo of pfizer says a fourth dose of the covid vaccine will be necessary. albert bourla appeared on "face the nation." he said another booster shot will be needed to keep hospitalizations manageable and symptoms less severe if you're infected. >> it is necessary for a boost right now. the protection that we are getting from the third, it is good enough -- actually quite good for hospitalizations and deaths. it's than good against infections, but doesn't last very long. >> he said pfizer is submitting data to the fda for a fourth vaccine dose. he also said pfizer wants to create a covid v

those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> "usa today" says the body of representativeung, the longest serving republican in house history, will lie in state at the u.s. capitol on march 29th. young died on friday. he was first elected in 1973, and would go on to serve 25 terms. he was known for his blunt style and for bring federal government investments to alaska. don young was 88 years old. >>> people says the 7-year-old ukrainian girl whose voice provided comfort to those gathered in a bomb shelter sang before a larger audience. ♪ >> amelia sang the ukrainian "national anthem" in poland sunday night. money from the benefit concert will support one of poland's oldest charity foundations. the little girl became a sensation earlier this month after singing "let it go" from the disney musical "frozen" to people taking shelter in kyiv. >>> and "the washington post" says the recent warm weather in washington is leading to an early bloom for the city's cherry blossoms. officials say that it's happening ten days earlier than usual in the tidal basin. it had been march 31st

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."e washington post" reports former president trump has sued hillary clinton and others over the 2016 election he won. in the lawsuit trump alleges clinton and the democratic national party and other individuals conspired to link his campaign to russia. he claims that he spent more than $24 million defending himself against the accusations, and he's seeking damages three times that amount in the lawsuit. a spokesman for clinton called the lawsuit, quote, nonsense. >>> the "chica million to help people pay for gas. yesterday willie wilson held his second gas giveaway in the last week at 48 stations throughout cook county. some drivers waited more than an hour as hundreds of people pumped gas and managed lines. >> when people are poor, ain't got the resource, the middle class, it hurts your pockets. >> he did a good thing. this is a blessing right here because it helps a lot of people out. >> each driver got up to $50 in free gas. according to aaa, the average cost is $4.61, nearly 40% hig

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the washington post" reports president biden pressed congress for new covid funding as he received his second booster shot. mr. biden was given the extra dose yesterday at the white house. it came one day after the fda authorized a second booster for people 50 and older. the president urged lawmkers to approve tens of billions of dollars to continue to fight the pandemic. >> if we need a different vaccine for the future to combat a new variant, we're not going to have enough money to purchase it. we cannot allow that to happen. congress, we need to secure additional supply now. >> the president also announced the launch of a new website, covid.gov, as a one-stop place to find vaccines, tests, and treatments. >>> espn says seton hall hired shaheen holloway as the new men's basketball coach after his historic run at st. peter's. holloway led the peacocks to the elite eight at the ncaa tournament before losing to north carolina last weekend. they're the first number 15 seed to ever make

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." cbs minnesota station wcco reports a st. paul woman is desperate to rescue her elderly parents from ukraine. lena bly grew up in ukraine but moved to minnesota more than 15 years ago when she got married. she says her mother was in a hospital in kharkiv for surgery when the bombing started. bly says the hospital was evacuated while her mom was still recovering and was unable to walk. >> my biggest concern that they're there by themselves, two people in 80s, and they don't have anyone to come and get them. >> bly says that she's been talking to her parents every day, but they are running out of food, and the heat has stopped working. she says her friends are collecting money to help. >>> the "associated press" says vice president kamala harris marked the 57th anniversary of bloody sunday in selma, alabama. she joined civil rights activist and walked across the edmund pettus bridge to commemorate the day when white u.s. troops beat black voting rights marchers. it comes as efforts to pa

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."ted press" reports five people including one child were injured when gunfire rang out at an outlet mall near phoenix yesterday. police were quick to say that it was not an active shooter but the result of an altercation between two groups of people. no word on any arrests, though, and the victims are expected to be okay. >>> the new orleans "times picayune" says the national guard spent much of the day going door to door checking on residents following tuesday night's powerful tornado. the twister cut an 11-mile path of destruction, damaging at least 150 homes and killing at least one person. in arabi a woman described how her family took cover in a bathroom. >> i honestly didn't think i was going to live through this one. the sensation, the wind, the sound, i thought we were going to die. we barely made it into the room. five, ten more seconds we would have been in the hallway which is nothing. >> the national weather service says arabi's damage was caused by a tornado of at least an

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."the washington post" reports president biden signed a budget bill providing $13.6 billion in military, economic, and humanitarian aid to ukraine. it was part of a $1.5 trillion measure to fund the government through september. the bill does not include any money to fight the pandemic, though. the white house had asked for more than $22 billion for vaccines and treatments, but that amount was lowered and eventually cut out altogether. >>> and our new york station wcbs says a man suspected of stabbing two workers at the museum of modern art was arrested. police say 60-year-old gary cabana stabbed two employees behind a reception desk saturday after he was denied entrance because his membership was revoked. their injuries were not life threatening. authorities say cabana was taken into custody yesterday, sleeping on a bench at a philadelphia bus terminal after he allegedly set a hotel room on fire. >>> and the "seattle times" says a washington state jury awarded the families of victims of

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."the washington post" reports the production company behind the russian-backed media outlet arviv america will cease operations amid the backlash of war in ukraine. in a memo the head of the company blamed it on unforeseen business interruption events. he said most employees would be permanently laid off. >>> "the new york times" says that the sackler family, owners of oxycontin maker purdue pharma, reached a new deal with several states over its role in the opioid crisis. at least eight states and washington, d.c., had appealed an earlier nationwide settlement. the new deal calls for members of the sackler family to pay as much as $6 billion. that's at least $1 billion more than the previous agreement. in exchange, they are protected from civil lawsuits. the deal has to be approved, though, by a judge. >>> and "the baltimore sun" says ten people were hospitalized and several remain unaccounted for after an explosion and fire at a maryland apartment building. [ screams ] video from near

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."the new york times" reports venezuela released at least two jailed americans after talks with the u.s. it comes after president nicolas maduro signaled an interest in improving relations with the u.s. after russia's invasion of ukraine. the white house announced one of the men is gustavo cardenas, one of six oil executives arrested in 2017 known as the citgo six. they were charged with financial crimes. the release follows a weekend visit by a high-level american delegation to venezuela. >>> "the washington post" says that the senate passed a $107 billion overhaul of the u.s. postal service. the measure provides financial relief that officials say will ensure six day-a-week mail delivery and allow it to modernize and improve service. it comes amid widespread complaints about mail service slowdowns. officials have warned that the postal service would run out of money by 2024 without congressional action. >>> and the "honolulu star advertiser" says that hawaii governor david ige announce

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."day" reports the clock has indeed struck midnight for the st. peter's university peacocks. the underdogs from jersey city who became the season's cinderella story in the ncaa tournament fell quickly to north carolina 69-49 in the elite eight last night. when the dust cleared, the peacocks held their heads high. >> what we did was amazing and, you know, just the brotherhood, words can't describe what we did out there. and you know, just to be happy for each other. >> it was just a great atmosphere for us. like it's been this whole tournament. we've got a lot of support, and this is what we did is just incredible. >> the stage is now set for the men's final four on saturday. duke will take on north carolina, and kansas takes on villanova. >>> the "minneapolis star-tribune" reports minneapolis public schools will reopen tomorrow after the teachers union ratified a new contract with the school district last night. the union, which went on strike for more than two weeks, says that it made m

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the boston globe" reports a drug kingpin intentionally put a hit out on former boston red sox slugger david ortiz in 2019 according to the findings of a private investigator ortiz hired to look into who shot him. the suspected kingpin apparently felt disrespected by ortiz. he's been held on unrelated charges but was extradited to the u.s. in december. 13 people have been charged so far in the shooting. >>> ktvt reports more evacuations have been ordered as wildfires threaten homes and burn up thousands of acres in northern texas. a large fire burned near fort worth is now at least 5% contained as it swallowed up more than 6,000 acres. crews made some progress, attacking the flames by air on sunday as choppers dropped water on the fires. dry conditions have provided another challenge for crews with limited availability to tap into water on the ground. >>> and the "houston chronicle" says a suspect is in custody after allegedly shooting four people in downtown austin as the city hosts

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."nts and community leaders in boulder, colorado, gathered yesterday to remember the victims of the deadly shooting rampage at king supers one year ago. the police chief recognized officer eric tally who was among the ten killed but whose presence at the scene most likely prevented the horrific situation from becoming worse. >> officer eric tally made the ultimate sacrifice. there is no doubt that eric's selfless bravery performed in the line of duty saved dozens of lives. >> a bell rang ten times to honor those who died. >>> the "naples daily news" says a worker was mauled by a tiger in the animal sanctuary of an air boat attraction in the florida everglades. authorities say that a caretaker was feeding the tiger in its enclosure yesterday when another worker who was not authorized to be with the tiger entered the enclosure. the tiger attacked the 50-year-old worker and caused injuries to both of his arms. he was hospitalized. the tiger was not injured. >>> and "the new york times" repo

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."he "associated press" reports families of the victims of the 2018 parkland, florida, school massacre reached a multimillion dollar settlement with the justice department. the families of 16 of the 17 people killed and some of the survivors will receive more than $127 million. they sued the government over the fbi's failure to stop the gunman even though it received information weeks earlier warning of his plan to attack. the information was never passed on. >>> "the washington post" says former cnn anchor chris cuomo is seeking $125 million in compensation from the company. cuomo was fired last year after a new york state attorney general's report revealed he helped his brother, governor andrew cuomo, fight sexual harassment allegations. chris cuomo claims he was wrongfully terminated, and his bosses knew that he had advised his brother. cnn declined comment. >>> and "the orlando sentinel" says more than 100 people were arrested in a central florida prostitution sting operation. the un

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."olitico" reports the white house will unveil its blueprint today for the next phase of the pandemic. it is expected to lay out how the nation can safely ease public health restrictions and restore a sense of normalcy. the administration has reportedly consulted for weeks a range of outside advisers, governors, and business executives to put together the plan. it is also expected to address how the government plans to deal with potential future covid surges. >>> "the hill" says the senate is gearing up for confirmation of the first black woman to the supreme court. president biden's nominee, ketanji brown jackson, will hold her first round of meetings today with senate leaders including majority leader chuck schumer and minority leader mitch mcconnell. democrats are hoping the senate can vote on her nomination to replace stephen breyer by mid-april. >>> still to come, how you can easily buy nft art. we will show you the first vending machine to sells digital art starting at just a few d

those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand."ri's cbs affiliate kfvs says at least six people were killed and many injured in a massive chain-reaction crash involving up to 70 vehicles. it happened yesterday in foggy weather on interstate 57 near charleston, missouri, about 150 miles south of st. louis. officials suspect that someone reaction followed. the crash involved multiple tractor-trailers and cars, and some of the vehicles caught on fire. the highway was closed for about 25 miles. >>> the "miami herald" says two people were shot and killed on board a commuter bus near the ft. lauderdale police department. police say a bus driver heard several shots and then drove the bus into the police department parking lot. the bus also crashed into a car. two people on board the bus and three people in the car were hurt. the suspected gunman was arrested a short time later. there is no word on a motive for the shooting, though. >>> and "the washington post" says north carolina authorities are investigating former chief of staff mark m

you can find it on the bloomberg terminal or at your newsstand. >> it is russian related headlines weatching in the markets today. the commentary from the kremlin earlier today pushing back on the dialogue that seemed to be breathing in the markets yesterday that there was progress made in the ukraine russian talks. today is a different story. you have to wonder, the fact that the s&p bounced more than 10% off of the recent lows if people are reevaluating. romaine: we talk about that rebalancing, we talked to a lot of investors that people want to see proof of the de-escalation before they have comfort with regard to waiting back the riskier assets. the bid into u.s. treasuries gives you some idea of where people's heads or at at least for now. >> this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: president biden says the united states will give $500 million more in a do ukraine. the president spoke for more than an hour with president zelenskyy. they discussed efforts to deliver assistance. resident zelenskyy also updated president biden on the status of the ukraine russia talks aimed at reaching an agreeme

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the newsstand is achievingin something called healthy public conversation. by the way, this isg one man's i opinion. you grew's up in a country wheru people are free to say what they want. but now that political speech in fact all speech isic s disseminated topeech, their cits via social media. this is the guy who actually controls which you're allowed to think. so what is healthy t public conversation? what does that mean exactly? we're interested. so wee texted agrowill very first thing this morning and then we emailed his office and then him personally all to find out everyone was too cowardly to respond to us . so we're going to have to assume that a healthy public conversation issad whatever aggarwal wants it to be. he decides the meaning. in other words, a single man who has total and undisguised contempt for america's most basic valuess gets to decide what americans are allowed to talk about. prek agrowill doesn't think you should know about biden's laptop. that's unhealthy. so we censors the story. youuhe don't get to see it. he doesn't think you sho

americans who walk by a newsstand on monday were met with the wrenching picture of a ukranian family killed by russian shelling. a mom and her two children struck down as they attempted to flee along a main evacuation route from o urpin to kiev, an evacuation route that russia shelled. yesterday the world saw pictures of the devastation after a maternity hospital in mayor powell, ukraine, a maternity hospital, mr. president, fell victim to a russian air strike. president zelensky reported there are children buried under the rubble, children. one newspaper reported and i quote, the bombing took place during what was supposed to be a cease-fire in mariupol so that civilians could evacuate. it marks the fourth time a so-called humanitarian corridor out of the city has failed because russian forces opened fire. end quote. the fourth time a so-called humanitarian corridor out of the city has failed because russian forces opened fire. opened fire on civilians, on parents trying to save their children. this is what russia is doing. mr. president, the scenes in ukraine are unreal. they are s

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