nile: [habla en inglés] >> "en total siete, y todas infinitas.ado una idea que va a cambiar el mundo debido a lo que ha provocado el coronavirus. ahora tenemos este espacio completamente abierto y todos los espacios abiertos en esta mansión, y vamos a llevar acabo eventos aquí los más grandes en el mundo de los deportes. música y tecnología con las estrellas más grandes al puro estilo paper view, esta mansión estará en boca de todos. maría: ya se estima que generará más dinero que el propio twitter y facebook, así que vaya rompiendo su cochinito y avísele a la comadre. clarissa: guau. lili: ni en tres vidas que llevamos ni en cuatro tenemos el billete para comprarnos una casa-- ¿tú te imaginas--? clarissa: no me imagino una casa así de grande, ese tamaño, todo, guau. lili: increíble, en la ciudad de los Ángeles. clarissa: tener una discoteca adentro de la casa. lili: es que nueve años, o sea, nueve años tardó, señores, para que esta mansión llegara a hacer el sueño realidad que tuvo este chico porque es joven. clarissa: felicidades. algún día pod

but while niles's focus has been _ i wanted to go.een on the ice for almost his entire life, also drawn inspiration from an unlikely source— silver medal winning lifter emily campbell. it silver medal winning lifter emily cam - bell. . , silver medal winning lifter emily cambell. ., , silver medal winning lifter emily cambell. .,, ., , ,, campbell. it was really inspiring seeinr campbell. it was really inspiring seeing her _ campbell. it was really inspiring seeing her going _ campbell. it was really inspiring seeing her going after— campbell. it was really inspiring seeing her going after the - campbell. it was really inspiring l seeing her going after the metal. campbell. it was really inspiring - seeing her going after the metal. -- seeing her going afterthe metal. —— metal— seeing her going afterthe metal. —— metal mike — seeing her going afterthe metal. —— metal mike. it's inspiring to have something like that in the gym. this team heads to _ something like that in the gym. ti 3 team heads to beijing with plenty of hopes and aspi

after the break, one of dan niles' top picks for 2021 has seen gains of 50% this year.ck exclusively to give us his top five picks for next year. >>> plus, biogen shares popping. we'll talk to a top analyst abt at touwhhat deal could look abt at touwhhat deal could look like, still later in the hour.ny delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire every day in business brings something new. ma so get the flexibility ofn. the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. what does a foster kid need from you? to be brave. to show up. for staying connected. the questions they weren't able to ask. show up for the first day of scho

so could his brother niles. >> i'd like a petite filet mignon, very lean.uld ask the question, how did these two sons come from a cop like that? >> you have martin and daphne at one level, and then you had frasier and niles at this sort of rarefied area. >> and it was daphne's job to sort of burst their pompous balloon. >> you think i'm pretentious? >> well, you'd eat a worm if i gave it a french name. >> a lot of episodes focused on niles and frasier trying to get into this elite club or that elite club. >> i'm sorry, sir, you're not allowed through there. please remain in the relaxation grotto. >> once they did get into that club, did it make them any happier? >> i am determined to see where they think i don't belong. >> niles and frasier always find out there was one better or you open another door and there's a better room. >> take me with you! feeling warmth and light! it must be a magnificent solarium! >> that's really the american dream, about wanting more than what you have, no matter where you are. >> it's beautiful! it's beautiful! yes! this is wh

let's bring in founder and portfolio manager dan niles.ks so much for joining us. >> my pleasure, wilfred. >> what do you think of the latest little bout of volatility are you concerned that there's more selling to come in the short term >> yeah, i mean, we've been pretty consistent all year that our feeling was the market was up as much as it was because of stimulus when that stimulus had to get removed with the market cap for the entire stock market divided at gdp sitting at nine times, which is an all-time record. the peak of the tech bubble was 1.4. that valuations would come down pretty hard, especially as the fed was forced kicking and screaming i think is the phrase i used two weeks ago when asked this question to raise rates next year. so, i firmly believe the s&p's down next year as valuations come in, and growth expectations get tailed back. >> in terms of how you're positioned, we know you also always have some long positions, some short positions and you can hedge that way but what about your cash position overall is that eleva

traffic pushing over towards niles, and very windy but we have not heard about any crashes.o area. an earlier crash here caused slowing, and more traffic coming over because of the issue in sunol. we are tracking crashes up there, and much less traffic than down here. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> happening now, san diego police investigating a shooting involving a border patrol agent. police say the shooting happened at the san ysidro port of entry on sunday night. the shooting happened after a driver attempted to cross into the u.s. and tried to strike a border agent with the vehicle. san diego will be conducting the investigation into the shooting as well. >>> then our live team coverage as the storm makes its way across the bay area. >> reporter: the roadways are slick. something else came down overnight, too. i'll show you. >>> right now we are streaming live on facebook. you can actually see a little behind the scenes look right now at "today in the bay." i'm taking you around the studio. once you join us, follow me, lauragarcia nbc. we'll be right back. this is

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. >>> and there is a new trailer for the mystery thriller, death on the nile.ased on agatha christie's latest novel. death on the nile opens in theaters on february 11th. >>> supply chain issues could impact what's on your holiday menus this holiday season. >> restaurants and grocery stores across the nation are now dealing a shortage of cream cheese. demand has increased since the start of the pandemic and the company even an ad suggesting shoppers find alternatives. >> just hit -- just all of the sudden out of the blue. >> people will have to be patient with the shortages they may see for different products. >> the shortages will likely last well into next year. >>> and coming up on cbs mornings drought and rising temperatures transforming rural communities. the central california town of stratford about 40 miles south of fresno was essentially built on the backs of farmers. as the water has dried up so has the town turning into a ghost of what it was. >> the tree looks pretty bad from all the yellow leaves. >> what would happen if you lost these trees and yo

mud on the road on highway 84, niles canyon road. there are some closures.sfo, south 11 near oyster point, we have a couple crashes. hopefully things will get better when things dry up later on. >>> we are looking at a few showers on high def doppler but things are wrapping up. a live look, mostly cloudy skies as we look east across the bay. through the afternoon we are looking at clearing. partly sunny skies, highs in 50s across the region. hour by hour on futurecast, you see a little bit sunshine as we go through our afternoon. here we go with another storm system as we look ahead to tomorrow morning. a wet christmas morning. here we are on futurecast saturday at 8:00 a.m. showers for tomorrow in the afternoon but things start to wind down later on in the afternoon for your saturday. here we go as we look to the next several days san francisco, oakland, san jose, we are looking at showers off and on over the next several days and inland east bay, north bay, coast with a lot of snow in the sierra. >>> check this out. this is washington, dc. this third grade

cal trans is shutting down niles canyon road in both directions to main street. starting tonight at 8:00, until 5:00 monday morning. all traffic will be detoured around the closure to other portions of the state route 84, via mission boulevard and 680. >>> now at noon, are a warning from bay area police about a new and potentially dangerous tiktok challenge. petaluma police say it is going viral among teenagers. the so-called door kick challenge involves loudly kicking coors to the beat of a popular song. officers say the challenge has caused some property damage in the city. they say it also causes a danger for those participating, as most of the acts happen at night and could be mistaken for home invasions. >>> still ahead, why it could soon be a lot harder to sneak into zoom meetings if you are running late. >>> and gather all the friends you are thankful for. where the first . >>> taking a live look at oakland, where the museum of california is now back open to the public, the museum's great hall has been refurbished after suffering some water damage during s

. >>> and legendary musician and producer nile rodgers talks with anthony mason about auctioning the. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ reat day. ♪

so that's still pretty much and then we can stop talking about climate but it's the height of the nile river and those eyes measured in cairo and then to be imposed on the ups and downs and they get worried when was going down for a couple decades and then it turned around again and it had nothing to do with human influences. >> for me i'm sure you have this experience and then the editors tell you to get it out of your book because it scares people away but when i see a graph it just yells at you the information that a picture is worth a thousand words it's very dramatic and provocative but speaks volumes. >> it is a long-term trend and it's interesting as a start to put the book together we had a big debate but then that was quite unusual that as you say the way you talk about the language you cannot talk about it any other way but then to say. >> . >> and with that arithmetic and people who look at stocks. >> but then a make friends of mine in these debates the people who are good at getting balance sheets on financial reports and it was amazed when i was helping in the investment c

joining me live nile is martin olcott, the director of trade consultancy. what does this mean for european us travel? it what does this mean for european us travel? it is early da s at european us travel? it is early days at the — european us travel? it is early days at the moment _ european us travel? it is early days at the moment but - european us travel? it is early days at the moment but what | european us travel? it is early i days at the moment but what we are not seeing a large numbers of cancellation from our clients and that is good news. on the leisure side people are so desperate to travel and there are many people who have rolled over bookings up to four times and just want to get away. so if they can still travel they will despite the additional hassle we have just learnt about. our concern is that all of these announcements renew terms in different countries moving in different ways across the world is uncertainty that it breeds. to be honest, in europe, it is not a peak booking period right now but from boxing day onwards things go nuts and

[cheers and applause] we've got nile on bass. papa on keys. kiki. zahara, phoenix. and i'm momma c.plug-in. amen. there she is. count us off, baby. she has to take off her one! two! three! [♪♪] ♪ i'm going to get to know you better ♪♪ ♪ how much fun it's going to be together ♪♪ ♪ this christmas ♪♪ ♪ and this christmas will be a very special christmas for you and me ♪♪ [♪♪] >> you can clap along. [♪♪] ♪ high-ho silver cheer ♪♪ ♪ this christmas ♪♪ ♪ this christmas ♪♪ ♪ we're carolling through the night ♪♪ ♪ and this christmas will be a very special christmas for you and me ♪♪ >> come on, daddy. give it up for papa c on the keys. [applause] [♪♪] ♪ we're carolling through the night ♪♪ ♪ and this christmas will be a very special christmas for you and me ♪♪ ♪ this christmas will be a very special christmas for you and me ♪♪ ♪ very special christmas ♪♪ ♪ merry christmas ♪♪ ♪ very special christmas ♪♪ ♪ very special christmas ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you, san francisco. just so you know, it feels a whole lot like christmas now that we've got this christmas tree lit up. city hall. e

. >> we will check on the evening commute, are photographers heading north on 880 passing niles road,ike it's moving pretty good right now. >> be careful now, the oakland hills, floods prompting road closures, take a look at this huge stream of water blocking an intersection paso robles drive. police cars blocking a section of the flooded road as a precaution and a line of cars stopped as they approached the waters. >>> a small mudslide was reported in the santa cruz mountains, the hillside giving way consenting rocks and debris onto felton empire road, crews able to keep one lane open for traffic. luckily no one was hurt. >>> chief meteorologist paul hagan is tracking the storm's path for us. >> we've seen dozens of those flooding and wind damage reports across the bay area today. let's look at high-definition doppler, everyone of the icons you are seeing on the map is a different flooding or wind damage report. we have seen these throughout the afternoon and into the evening. one of the most recent ones about an hour ago near 680 and 580 junction in dublin. we have ponding water in

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i think he's gone as far to say to niles that if he dies in the u. k. prison, he will have been tortured to death. is that still your point of view? oh absolutely. that's exactly what we see happening right now. unfortunately. so i alongside all of this and the evidence that we heard. we also know in the run up to this decision by the court, the c, i a were planning to have ducks in kill assange while he was in the ecuadorian embassy. and none of that seems to have made any difference whatsoever. that's what really was the most scandalous aspect of, of this whole process that what we're discussing is whether julian or sound is fit enough to be extradited to the united states. when this is not really the question, the actual question is, why is julian assange in prison in the 1st place, given that all he has done is really, you know, exercise his right as a journalist to publish information that he has received with of public interest in providing evidence for, for misconduct serious mon caught misconduct, including war cramps by states. so this is re

>> that is a question scientists have, west nile and malaria and such, we don't know all of the consequencesknow a lot. one thing you can always do is say you can't make edits that create the type of genes that don't exist in the population so if you count out a gene such as sickle-cell, you have a genome and if it's identical to others, you say we can do this step-by-step carefully. we don't want people dying before we say let's make sure you cure this you don't cause that. >> before i get to some questions, the book is 500 pages and it's so detailed, how long did it take you to research this and wrap your head around it and then write it and update it? this is good. >> it took about four or five years. the shortest of all of our books. it's a process, it's not science or textbook so it's about jennifer and her friends, i tried to smother in some science but the reason it's close to 500 as opposed to 400, it has the coronavirus so we told that story, too.ry >> okay so let me get to some questions here, let me start with karen and she said off target mutations have been a problem at all and

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the november videotape and examine some of the largest capitalization stocks that got completely a nile lated. they are decent entry points let's start off with the interesting names. we buy them for the charitable trust because they've been pulverized they're cheap not on this year's earnings but next year's earnings i'll give you four of them, disney, paypal, master card and wynn resorts look at the charts they're nowhere near the highs you need to understand our philosophy for the charitable trust. you can learn more by joining the cnbc investing club. we don't like to chase prefer to buy stocks on the way up we don't buy stocks for the now, we're not trading, we're investing for the long term. very different we don't mind losing money on our first purchase actually, i love it when a stock goes lower allowing me to put on a larger position. i hate when we start buying something and then it ramps. when it comes to disney, paypal, master card and wooiynn, we hava good news/bad news situation they've all fallen when the trust started buying that's the bad news because our entry point wa

northbound 880 from niles road, the traffic alert has been issued. entry ramp is what is blocked. also dakota road. we are seeing speeds down around 30 miles per hour. live look at that bay bridge, no metering lights. but the golden gate bridge all clear. 20 minutes from highway 37. south 101 down into san francisco. and the san mateo bridge looking good as well. 12 minutes between 880 and 101. time is 90 minutes after 6:00. coming up, a veteran gets the gift of a lifetime and it could not have come at a better time. >>> let's look ahead to lunch today and get you ready for the forecast. taking the future can't into noon just to give us an idea on how beautiful the day is going to be. the abuse plenty of blue sky today. let me show you the daytime highs. low 50s. it is cold out there this morning and that is really the headline in the forecast are the cold morning lows. but in terms of looking ahead to the middle of the day, you're not going to notice a change in the last several days. we stay in the low 50s. if anything it will look prettier because we are going to have fewer clo

rigged tax code so the person of the year will actually pay taxes and stop reloading off of avenue nilesnded you remind me of when i was a kid and my friends angry mom would just randomly yell at everyone for no reason. please don't call the manager on me, senator karen. and adding if you open your eyes for two seconds he would realize that i will pay more taxes than any american history this year. checkmate, elon musk. after that response, warren couldn't let it go. appearing on msnbc with joy reid to lash out even more. take a look. >> the world's richest freeloader evidently has some very thinid tasta skin. >> they had to outer space and acquire how they did this all on their own. when they were subsidized by the federal government and subsidized by every waitress and by every public school teacher who paid their taxes. this is wrong, and elon musk needs to eat a big dish of that. >> sean: he wrote lack of -- here with a reaction author of now a "new york times" best seller, "for such a time as this," kayleigh mcenany along with clay. i find this interesting. i watch the series the me

however, reports on the official records all mention crossing the nile river, fighting and then diggingop of the bridge. and then spending the rest of may 9th in that position and they stay there until may 10th when they advance in concert with upton's attack against the worn attack on laurel hill. when they attack they advance between half a mile and three quarters of a mile. so, right now, according to where stevenson's shot here this is where the burn side sketch takes place. here is, stevenson ridge. and this attack is supposed to come down in this direction. after a pretty smart skirmish, they are halted out about a quarter of the mile from the courthouse. this is again on the afternoon of the tenth. they begin for the night and then they stay in until the afternoon of the 11th. so here is where this doesn't hold up and why these earthworks don't actually match. because if this is where they dug in on may 9th, then advancing three quarters of a mile would not only have put the federals into confederate position but into the village itself. and the federals never got that far at any

the democratic administrations, they know that they're going to go either get arrested, spend the nilell do no jail time. why not go into apple, nordstrom and steal if you're a criminal? it is an invitation and just approaching it the wrong way. the funding should not go to helping these criminals. the funding should go figuring out how to do away with proposition 47. which is in my view government malfeasance. elizabeth: we have the "new york post" posting that people, wall streeters, people working on wall street saying they will not go to jpmorgan's 40th annual health care conference in the san francisco bay area in january because they're scared of smash-and-grab looting, that quote, the amount of lawlessness is astounding. violence going on there is a huge top i can of discussion on wall street. so the word is out in the country, that california is in chaos because of this right now? >> it is. you have to just look at los angeles and 10 cities in los angeles full of people who are disturbed, who will not go into shelters. san francisco basically ceded their city to criminals. i do

i want to bring in nile because you heard josh talking about some of these tech companies and i'm wonderingf you agree with some of those theses he just laid out because apple, yes, it has benefited from the last couple of years that we've seen in the economy, but it's going to start 2022 with the headlines that a lot of retail stores are going to be closed because of the omicron virus. i wonder where you think that story picks up in the middle of the month. >> i think the story of apple stores closing, opening, good headlines. apple has a huge retail work force, but they did really well selling online and moving their business online into the earlier part of the pandemic what i would point out is apple really reengineered how iphones are sold with the 12 and the 13. they went into deep carrier substaidies. they got on to that carrier 5g cycle. there was a lot of alignment between the carriers trying to get people on to the 5g network so they can shut down the 4g network. i don't know how much longer that cycle lasts the another thing is i'm very excited for their headset, but the headset i

up a big question i've got, joining us now with his top tech picks heading into the new year, dan nilesdan, always great to get your insight. so you don't have big expectations for the indexes overall, particularly s&p in 2022 so, where do you go if you're an investor if the s&p 500 overall isn't going to be higher, it's weighted towards these big techs. if bonds aren't going to do well, what's your answer >> well, i think people underestimate the value of cash. and 99% of the time it's not what you want to be in, but if you look back at history and say, well, the fed looks like it's going to be a lot more aggressive than normal, you brought up the sectors that are actually bouncing and the ones that aren't, and the ones that aren't are the ones with high valuations, very little earnings and i think if you look at next year, that's really what's going to struggle. so, we have a basket of shorts, sort of in that space. we think the s&p is down next year we think bonds sell off as well and you can get a much better opportunity to buy a lot of the names you like a lot lower in the first pa

so 8.80, northbound south of all the model niles road. they've now opened up the lanes because to the center lanes are blocked so if you don't want to wait in traffic. you could go ahead and take to 38 or has boulevar or just wait it out in the traffic. 18 minutes traveling from the east bay into the city. we have a stalled vehicle. 80 westbound right near the tolls that contributed to that slowing that were seen there heading across towards the peninsula a little under 16 minutes and we'll get a look at highway 4. we had an earlier accident here. 64 minutes as you're traveling from one, 60 along to 2.42 darya. james, back to you. thanks for a 72. so let's get to covid the omicron variant is here in the bay the first case reported in san francisco. and this morning we have team coverage on this. will tran is out of sfo because we're expecting. >> new restrictions to be announced by the white house later today. so gives a preview of that. but first let's go to camilla parker she's in the newsroom with what we know about this case camilla.

. >> 8.80, northbound south of all raw dough niles road. >> there's an accident several center lanesdjacent to that or to 38 would be good alternate to try to get around. those delays were seen traveling into the city right now. we're up to 70 minutes because we did have a stalled vehicle. 80 westbound right there near the toll plaza and so we're seeing that no accidents on the bay bridge, though, just that stalled vehicle heading across towards the peninsula a little under 16 minutes to make that commute this morning up in petaluma, you've got an accident, southbound, one. oh, one north of lake ville street there. so we are seeing some slowing, but you can still get through and down here in davis. if you're traveling 80 eastbound, just west richards boulevard, all lanes blocked there because of an accident. darya james, back to you. thanks, la. let's talk niners are gearing up for big game this weekend. yet facing off against seattle of the seahawks in seattle, which makes tougher. >> i know the niners have been apon a 3 game winning streak. but every time we face the seahawks, it a

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and what will its next moves mean joining us is dan niles.these numbers? >> i think this removing any ability of the fed to take it slow i've been saying for a while there will be multiple rate heights in the upcoming year independence a normal regime which, by the way, is in the bottom of 10%. you have weekly jobless claims, 6.8% you go through the tailor rule you would be talking about how many hikes, so the fed is behind the curve right now. >> what does it mean specifically for some of the biggest tech stocks? we have seen some of them have wavered. some of the enthusiasm has leaked out what do you think? the biggest tech stocks thankfully, a loss of very expensive. i'm talking about google, facebook, amazon, which we all own. the problem is the rest of tech, where you have a lot of companies that adopt make any earnings and the multiples you can't even talk about you pick your favorite name in that category, those stocks will get absolutely destroyed in an environment where the fed has to raise rates in a much more aggressive fashion whe

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nile neil all right -- neil: all right, how is this for a piece of news you might to not like, predictionsget soaring. if goldman sachs and we get to $100 a barrel oil, gas prices could be averaging around $4 a gallon. now, there are some pricier states, new york, for example, california with higher state taxes and the like that could send that easily over $5, some parts of california over $8 a gallon. be that as it may, it would be a shocker to most folks when they fill up. don't say that andy lipow didn't warn you, kind enough to join usen on this saturday. very good to have you. first of all, to the goldman forecast here that says $100 a barrel oil. do you buy that? >> goldman has been bullish for quite some time because they tee the lack of investment in the oil patch at a time when demand is recovering, and it's actually getting worse as we go forward. i'm not convinced that we're really going to $100 a barrel because as prices rise, we do see consumer reaction, and they begin to cut back. but there have been a number of other factors that we've seen especially soaring natural gas pri

happened when the german commander wrote, our commander, basically saying, battalions are ready to i nile eat the u.s. troops. the order will be given in two hours term. the germ replied, nuts. and they fought on and battled on. many of the soldiersp spent christmas 1944, the best they could. american sold years, they were held by the chaplain and they went and visited with others and we found this farmhouse. a man and a woman and the wife gave us some soup and plaque bread. the war was on going fiercely outside and the farmhouse never got hit. we were there. we sang christmas songs and sang "jingle bells" and "silent night." the thing that strikes me, we think about what they did in world war ii and enlisting and going out to the pacific and going out to europe to stand up against tyranny around the globe and defend our country and others around the world for something bigger than they. they signed up withoutal question. and churchill famously observed that once we were bombed by the japanese in december of 1941 that caused president roosevelt to come in this room and give that speech, c