tell us why the reddit rebels now think meme stock mania is a again a winning trade.ven if the word bankrupt is flirting around with some of these names. the "claman countdown" is coming right back, don't go away. ♪ liz: the sleeping apes have awoken. since the new year, meme stock mania has aaron rodgers and roa. we're only halfway through the month and we're seeing meme stocks like carvana, spiking 48%. game stop up 11%, amc climbing 24% but they're not the only ones. look at clover up 33%. now, mind you this is $1.24 stock for clover. blackberry added 16%. investors are even taking on major risk with bed bath and beyond. it's up 45% despite the fact people familiar with the matter say the embattled home goods retail chain is prepared to file $chapter 11 bankruptcy. that movement is the meme stock crazes in 2020 and 2021 which put the reddit thread wall street bets on the map. wall street bets was founded by jamie rogozinski. he joins me now in a fox business exclusive, and it really did give rise to the powered of the retail trader, and they appear to be waking up

at the moment, i like that reddit was on the list. reddit is coming back to its own.see bed, bath & beyond? ed: phil is one name -- he did a good job but there's so much skepticism out there. everyone agrees the first half of this year in the technology sector, very unlikely to see a big ipo or even little ipo. caroline: there will be an awful lot of people wanting to buy house and make like steps and have liquidity in some way, shape or form. i mean up, we will talk about the life steps of one person ed follows. we will dig into it in a moment in our going viral space. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: a whole lot of news in the world of soccer. or football. across the world it is going viral because qatar sorts investment fund is looking at the premier league. they are among the clubs being targeted and no deal is imminent but some clubs, including liverpool and manchester united are open to a sale. the premier league has two clubs and newcastle united recently acquired by saudi arabia's wealth fund. remember already going viral, qatar was hosting the most expensive wo

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i want to put these up on the screen, this is from the reddit survey. he asked questions like the following, did you struggle or fight the victim, how did you travel and enter the location that the crime occurred, and what was the first move you made in order to accomplish your goal. and then, mark, when you read the affidavit, it appears as if he actually took some of this advice and used it and went with it. your thoughts. >> yeah, definitely coming into evidence. prosecutors will use it as another piece of their murder puzzle. now, it's not the same size piece in my opinion as his dna being found on the knife sheath left on the victims' bed, but certainly another piece to the puzzle to offer some insight into his very disturbing mindset. >> trace: if i can put it back on the screen, the last question, what was the first move you made in order to accomplish your goal, mark. as if there was some kind of prize for this. it really is kind of a stunning look into this guy's mindset. >> right. and the good news, though, is prosecutors never have to improve

we took real photos from reddit and went out onto hollywood boulevard to see if strangers walking byould help identify them. it's time to play "what is this thing?" all right. take a good look. try to figure out what it is. now we'll find out what people on the street think. >> what is this thing? >> put it in the ground, grab the weed. >> a weed plucker? >> it's for shishkabobs. >> a dildo, some type of dildo, it could be. >> looks like a knife with a tail on it. there's some kind of release device here. because i can see it coming down, kind of like a pair of vice grips. clamp it together, releases, lets it pop. it takes the inner layer of the fruit, opens it up, breaks it down so you can pull it out, possibly pour it into something, make a margarita with it or something. you've got to admit, coconut, that's a solid shell on them. more people die from that than shark attacks. other countries, they fall asleep at the bottom of a coconut tree, coconut hits them in the head, game over. >> to corral you into an answer here, it's a device to bore a hole into a coconut toget the milk out

san francisco-based reddit is letting employees go.ce, software engineering, community management and other departments have been impacted by layoffs. it's not clear how money people were affected by the announcement. reddit has offices in san francisco, chicago, new york and los angeles. reggie: a new law passed last month is supposed to make it easier to help people build retirement accounts. it raises the age when retirement account holders have to start taking money out of their accounts. the age for mandatory distributions rose from 72 years old to 73 years old, giving people's money more time to grow. another change starts next year. employers will be allowed to contribute to retirement accounts of employees who are making student loan payments, even if those employees cannot contribute any money themselves. kumasi: the inflation reduction act has increased the tax credit ements to yo h t$4 yearg to led light bulbs are using a smart thermostat. solar panels will get you 30% back in tax credits. more tax credits and rebates are ex

the qanon casualties reddit group s about 160,000 members, including in australia.ly about the beliefs. the power is the behavioral change that it causes in a believer. it'sestructi to the person themselves and their relationships, their family and friends. every day i see stories of families being ripped apart--people's children being kicked out of the house by their parents, people having to call off marriages after decades, people's parents, you know, accusing them of wanting their children to die--so it is the saddest place in the internet. louise: jitarth was completely engrossed in the conspiracy theory for a year and a half. one of his biggest regrets is that he got one of his relatives involved. jitarth: we would talk for hours, four, five hours just sitting and standing in front of the--standing in the kitchen just talking, and the moment i got out i realized like, "what have i done? what have i done?" and i tried. i've tried to talk to him. i've tried to get him out. doesn't work. louise: tim stewart, a town planner and former bankrupt, was an early follow

, the bed bath & beyond position, the opposite of lord he was hated basically by a lot of reddit folkse, did you think that that means that many, many people could follow him, not necessarily moving the needle on the stock but you could have a retail flow into the name. >> when i saw it, i didn't think that we'd see a lot of retail flow i didn't expect the stock to be surprise and we didn't even get that and so what is the standing? the apes are a very forgiving bunch because they're the sad sacks of the stock market, they get dumbed on a lot. and whether it is cohen or elon musk, they tend to treat them badly, the way that bed bath and beyond shook out because he rammed it up with his disclosures over the summer and than it was reported that he was out. and he made a profit at the expense of many people that doesn't mean he's not influential because people still watch what does he but this is too big of a fish for him to fry i think in terms of size and having an influence. apes don't matter. you need king come to move alibaba, not apes. >> that is the line of the day great to speak w

. >> we're following up on everything facebook, reddit you name any social media or anything out there>> reporter: in recent months kohberger was working towards a ph.d. in criminal justice at washington state university, less than ten miles from the university of idaho. former wsu grad student and classmate, bryan was awkward adding, he continued to attend classes and continued on like nothing happened. i still can't wrap my head around it. the chief emotional for his officers. >> they worked hard and did it right. all the investigators and all the team we brought in did it right, and i'm proud of them. >> incredible interviews dana joins us. we're learning new details about the suspect's arrest what can you tell us >> reporter: so according to the public defender kohberger was home with his parents when they got a knock at the door 3:00 a.m. friday. their home surrounded by police. he says they were cooperative but taken aback. kristen? >> dana griffin, thank you >>> well, still ahead, we put bargain bubbly up against one that costs hundreds more think you could tell the difference w

in may someone using the same name posted on reddit, "looking to recruit volunteers for a research projecting at understanding how emotions and psychological traits influence decision-making when committing a crime." the suspect has been studying for his ph.d. in criminology at washington state university. i he had worked as a teacher's assistant there until the end of last semester. police searching his apartment just over the state border in pullman, a 15-minute drive from the crime scene in moscow, idaho. recent students of his speaking out, one saying his appearance changed around the time of the murders. >> he looked a little bit more disheveled. he had, like, some stubble coming on, his hair was a little messed up or whatever. i remember seeing him and thinking, like, "oh, man, finals must be really getting him." >> reporter: at the end of the semester, kohberger was driving 2,500 miles from washington to pennsylvania with his father in his white elantra. indiana state police confirming they pulled kohberger over twice in their state for traffic violations. they say they didn't know

i mean, we're chalk reddit wit, yeah, that's ready-to-eat food, what's called uh-huh are these packslly? they can be bought american to go sold. everywhere they are sold in commercial networks. well, because it is simply convenient. in soviet times, by the way, it was impossible to buy army rations, because it was only available exclusively. in fact, it’s not an army, you wouldn’t even find such canned food on sale. but now it's like this here's some thing really people. they just have a hobby, they collect all sorts of things to go try them write reports on these rations and so on and so forth. and just the same, i must say that just the same , the ukrainian army was caught on the fact that western dry rations, which were supplied to supply the ukrainian army. they just turned out to be for sale at various online auctions, they were specially bought , even in russia you could buy these here at different online stores. and then scandals arose when it turned out that just the same, the ministry of defense of ukraine is its own, these here, the humanitarian aid received. she drives for

the biggest competitor to twitter today is reddit, which by itself is not a very easy to use product.'s another one but all these things take a listening time but the worry here is that twitter will basically go bankrupt and that'll be the end of that. ashley: very quickly, do you think that's a possibility? >> i think if you look at, you know, his issues and problems at tesla, these problems haven't yet spilled over into spacex but at some point when does he say enough is enough and i'll cut my losses and i'm going to go play somewhere else? ashley: well, we'll find out but it's fun to follow in some ways. eric hippeau, thank you for joining us and appreciate your input today. thank you. in just 17 hours expo areas across the las vegas strip will be opening their doors to 100,000 attendees for ces2023, the very largest tech show in the entire world. more than 3,000 exhibitors will be on display this year and while exhibitions don't officially open till tomorrow, today some major announcements made at media day. we got a bit of a scoop. kelly o'grady live in sin city this afternoon wi

like who is on reddit because they are spoiled.one coming in to take things other than a regular crime but in general most americans have it pretty good. so you can sit around and say i hate the country because it's safe. you can't say that [bleep] and china. he said it's one person next thing you know you're gone. you could sell the stuff and it's fashionable and it sounds great. but one day something is gonna go down or life punches you in the mouth and then we thank god i'm an usually when they go to another country they didn't even remove my rights. how could they do that? you're not in america. so in america were spoiled. >> greg: it's true robbie been around the world that assume. [laughs] [laughs] [applause] you seem like a world traveler. you deafly got that shirt in like a honolulu gift shop. >> rob: i thought about this issue for about 25 minutes. i think i figured out. the problem is we have to be more specific with its generation were being too vague. they take things way to literal we can't just say you be anything you

could trade up if they file, but i don't think there's much value for the equity here at all >>> reddit >> i'm trying to parse my words. the amount of vitriol we got on the back of that segment of meme stocks being dead. we're not trying to lead people astray what we've been trying to do is point out the fact that the fundamentals for a lot of these companies are extraordinarily flawed what i find remarkable is, regardless of what you tell a lot of these folks, they just don't want to hear it. it's the paul simon lyric, the man hears what he wants and disregards the rest. can the equity go to zero? clearly that can happen, but as long as you continue to see moves of this magnitude in names like this, that does not suggest a market bottom to me. >>> there's a lot more "fast money" to come here's what's coming up next. >>> the latest out of jpmorgan's health care conference, and i biotech check that could be the perfect prescription >>> the names that are worth a look and whether the charts back them up ahead. you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq marketsite at times square.

early right -- >> there are report that he has called in to podcast that he's been on facebook groups redditermath of the order i suspect some of it will play out to be he's playing games and one that i think jumped out at my regarding dna evidence and affidavit is that it didn't include evidence that made headlines early on in this thing. and as putting on my lawyer hat my strong us spyings reason they didn't do that is because evidence there's some issues with it legally whether or not it is strong as the direct evidence that they were tiebl generate so they don't need it and law enforcement that's a parallel they used a gene yo logical and parallel with something that's going much more comprehensible to a jury but simply stronger so -- >> paul you're saying they use that evidence they use because they didn't go through the normal channels of, you know, it takes long time to do that but they didn't use that as basis of their warrant but they use to zero in on them and found something else that was substantial to put in probable cause affidavit. >> that's right doctor knows better than nobo

get in their groups and they talkth about things thaemt are importat to them.onre like who is on reddithere is no famine there's no one coming in to take things other than regular crime. in general most americans have it pretts y good. so you can sit around a set hate the country because it is safe. you can't say that about china pretty say up to one person annexing out your gone. and americashia excel the sevenh fashionable and it sounds greato but one day something is going to go down where life punchesut you in the mouth and they're going to be thank god i am an american but usually when the coach another country like what's her face and they did not even read meet my rights. how could they do that? you're not in america. >> you don't have any rights. >> in america we are. spoiled. greg: rob i assume you've been around the world, judging by your[l style.em [laughter] you seemed like a worl lwor traveler. you definitely got that shirt in a honolulu gifhat shop. [laughter]th i haveis thought about this isse for 20 -- 25 minutes. [laughter] i think i figured it out.mo rethe problem is w

animal rescue gives reddit to the neighbors for acting fast. >> it is due to the graciousness of thisrhood, that this has gone the way it has gone. it seems like there is not a better neighborhood if you have an emergency. they came together and took care of these animals, and took care of everybody else. >> a firefighter said one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. they are looking into how all of the fire started. >>> let's get a check of the weather with jessica burch. i like your suit. >> i like your soup. it was >> were lneed to lked inthe vi change.[ laughter ] >>> we have a splash of showers in the forecast. i will timeout the storm for you so you have a good idea of what is to come. we are waking up with mild conditions across the board. things are calm out there. the skies are clear. low pressure is part offshore. it is trickling into the coastline. that will bring us the next batch of showers. happening this afternoon, i want to fast forward all the way around 3:00, look at future cast. we will see a splash of showers near concord and north into vacaville.

with his own car and left dna everywhere, so does not matter how much he crowd sourced the crime, on reddit dad flew across the country to bail out his son, it's like that case dirty laundry's parents and gabby potato? >> judge jeanine: i love the way you put these cases tog together. >> jesse: these traffic stops on the cross country trip, not a coincidence. the fbi had surveillance throughout the whole thing. they were quiet from the jump, and that's what gave this guy confidence to think that maybe i could let loose, because what are you going to do with an elan truck? you are going to burn it, sell it? you have to get it out of the state, so the data comes in and flies across the country, really? and brings it back so they had 23andme that came back where the dad popped that, so that surveillance on the data and then when they pulled the car over probably planted a bug or wanted to see who was in the car with him, yes, it was a dad. so they had this guy, he is toast. he is toast. in the dad is going down too. >> judge jeanine: for what? >> jesse: aiding and abetting, probably throughout

voices you're hearing where reddit user specific crazy. and i would say this is a pretty specific kind of crazy thing to see off our california coast. want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. this is a live look at downtown san francisco as the storms have pretty much gotten out of the area at this point recent rodriguez standing by with more. hey, members know. well, yeah, or atmospheric rivers certainly bringing some very severe active weather in the bay area and that water spout no exception. today. we actually got reports of thunder and lightning in parts of the bay area. even downtown san francisco. so that's all because of the very unstable atmosphere with ard starting to exit the bay area out there right now. so as you can see, light scattered hit or miss showers. no threat of thunderstorms tonight or hill for that matter. but that is going to change by the 2nd half of this weekend's sunday night that some are going to see a more active weather pattern. still tracking a stray shower or 2 tonight through sunday mornin

they go on reddit, and they find places to fuel their belief in things that aren't credible. - joe bidenso do the democrats. - i actually got into q the very beginning of this year. - q is everybody. we don't know who particularly q is. q is a movement, okay? it says, "think for yourself." - qanon is really sort of baffling. i still find it hard to believe that people really think the basic tenets of qanon are true. but apparently some people do, like that guy who showed up at the pizza place in washington. - edgar welch, 28, of salisbury, north carolina, has been arrested and charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. - police say welch was self-investigating a false news story that circulated online during the presidential campaign. - this case shows how fake news can lead to a dangerous situation. an utterly bogus story about child abuse promoted on the internet. - human beings, in general, and americans, in particular, have not necessarily been trained to have an enquiry around the truth. how to figure out whether what we're watching is true or not. - you know, it sounds totally a

ape wisdom after tesla, of course, tracking sentiment by aggregating mentions in wall street bets redditep in mind, still a $3 stock. other popular stocks also rallying with gamestop and amc entertainment. we've got them both charging higher. >>> who is going to take the crown as the top tech stock of 2023? that's a hard one to do the because we know what happened to tech in last year's rout, right? ever corps' tech whiz mark mahaney next to tell us if netflix is set to rise to the top of the sector battered last year. and nfl linebacker brandon copeland began preparing for life after football way back in high school after interning at a hedge fund and becoming so knowledgeable about finance that today during the off season he is a finance professor at the famed wharton business school. you've got to hear brand new episode of my everyone talks to liz podcast. it just dropped yesterday on spotify, apple pod podcasts, google, wherever you get your odd podcasts. it is a fascinating story, especially considering four out of five nfl players either go bankrupt or get in financial distress aft

reddit user specific crazy is who posted this and that is a specific kind of crazy happening. >> california coast happening now in sacramento county, an evacuation order has been issued for him. the wilton area along highway 16 and grants line anyone there is being asked to leave >> evacuation shelter has been made at the center and salt people living in rancho marietta and harold are under an evacuation warning tonight. the death toll from the relentless storms that have battered our state over the past couple of weeks is now at 19 and authorities unfortunately say the figure will likely rise. the storms have claimed more lives than any single wildfire since 2018 state officials say the storms could rank among the deadliest natural disasters in state history for you to stay up to date on these latest weather conditions scan the qr code that you see on your screen, it will take you to a special section of our kron 4 dot com website where we have the latest flood watches warnings, traffic advisories, sand back pickup spots and much more. the san francisco forty-niners are one step closer to

that commentary was from reddit user specific crazy, which is a pretty specific type of crazy speaking of from our sightingsgsgsn earth to a rare event out in space, hubble telescope captured a black hole ripping apart a star which is better known as a tidal disruption event. nasa releasing these photos showing the star being into the center of a black hole leaving behind that trail of flight. this is also sometimes called spaghetti fighting. okay. it's a term used when a black hole gets too close to an object in space. according to nasa, the wind coming from this particular black hole was 20 million miles an hour about 3% up the speed of light and more from nasa tonight. this time a new planet closely resembling our own. the u.s. exoplanet has been named t o i 700 east. it's 100 light years away. it's located in what's called a habitable zone. scientists say it has the right conditions to support life because water on its surface does not freeze. so far, nasa has found more than 5,000 exoplanets scientists say the more what more planets we find the better we understand our solar syste

he studies criminology and crowdsourcing things on reddit. shows him all around the crime scene that night and he turns it off during the murderer and turns it back on. they go back earlier in the fall and he was stocking the victim and casing the apartment since august. the cops had pulled him over twice in the fall, in the white elantra, this guy might think he's smart but he's an idiot. >> dana: harold, last comment? >> harold: i agree, people who criticize local law enforcement should applaud this and those who have been critical of the fbi should applaud this. the motive, this is one of the more unbelievable things as i look at this young guy. he looks like someone you see on an airplane restaurant, any building you go into, a classroom and can you imagine being in class with him for years studying criminology? it's obviously a tragedy, the families that have been lost. but what are we becoming? you draw his face up and draw his picture up and draw his resume up as a person that would do these things. not talking about his racial makeup

gain their google searches to add on, like, if i'm looking for a product review, add on wire cutter, redditto get what you're actually looking for. >> it's become the very thing that was meant to displace. >> casey, i've seen people saying, look, from an investment point of view, if you want to be long this kind of technology, is it the company itself or something like nvidia, which the data requirements here -- you should be long in the energy sector practically, because those demands are going to be enormous. >> that's right. these chips and this computing power is really expensive and so i do think that if, yeah, you want to invest up the stack, there's going to be some upside for you there. look, there's probably upside to alphabet as well let's not forget that alphabet has its own large language model. some people said it's at least as good maybe better than open ai google's been a little bit more reticent to ship it into the market. >> that's a great point. i feel like it's time. let us at it -- >> responsibly, though i don't want my job replaced yet. >> thank you very much >> thanks.

. $348 was the high, in the midst of the so-called reddit rebellion.0% since that period of time. it's at 22 bucks, even with a 10% pop today and its short interest now is about 24%. got that, tyler? over to tyler mathisen for a cnbc news update >> that's a lot of content thanks, kell >>> here's what's happening at this hour. your cnbc news update. ben crump, the lawyer for the family of tyre nichols is thanking prosecutors for quickly murder charges against the officers involved in tyre's arrest, but he is also -- crump, that is, also questioning why officials moved so quickly against these five black officers when charges against white officers accused of crimes often takes weeks or months, he says he says the case of tyre nichols should set a precedent >> we now have the blueprint, america. and we won't accept less going forward in the future. we won't have black officers treated differently than white officers we want equal justice under the law. >>> three men have been arrested in a plot to assassinate an american journalist who has been a critic

chair klobuchar: reddit -- what a great way to in this hearing. i think it's just the illustration of the kind of work he does every day, so much of it behind-the-scenes. when you talked about going through calling if there was a crisis with a commander of the national guard, i was thinking of whatever next crisis i have starting january 7, and i will probably still call roy blunt to get his advice. so we thank him for his service, we are going to keep the record open for one week, and we thank you. >> thank you, chief, thank you. chair klobuchar: the hearing is adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

we've got micah parsons chiasson, which is a very someone to just what on reddit with the eagles.ut, shannon, it's all things that quick start, right? i just get it out of people. get it out to christian mccaffrey. there may be a way to beat and then there's kill coming across the middle of play action. they're kind of built tie, you know, slow down the pass. rush running game helps that i don't think the pass rush is going to be the dominant thing in this game to go up he was passed. what is going to be there? foreigners have to deal with it. i think they're built also been a lot of ways to kind of handle that. try to pop off plate in the middle that pass rush. yeah, i do expect a high scoring game but don't expect either team to go moving up and down the field. i'm expecting that be thrown it a lot because you expose yourself turnovers, you exposure defense and you don't want you want. you want to keep it as calm as you can. i think both sides are going to feel that way. low scoring game that's going make one or 2 big plays. maybe the whole difference. all right. last question f

they speculate he went under the name of pappa rogers and on reddit under the name inside looking.ings about how this person entered the house and how he left the sleeve of the knife there at the scene of the crime and how he was driving away there were skid marks on the car and this became true. when you look at the picture this person was using, it was someone dressed in all black with a flashlight on his head. and that could be, you know, what this suspect or what this suspect wore when he was murdering those four individuals. what do you make of all of this? >> so, again, that's all stuff that they're going to look at and they will be able to flush that out. it doesn't matter. the sheath -- the knife sheath was left behind with the d.n.a. that's going on the key piece of evidence. and i want to say this. you heard a lot about where the knife sheath was found. it's my belief that that knife sheath was dropped in the struggle. you heard defense wounds on one of the victims, at least one of the victims. you heard the witness hear something upstairs like someone was playing with a

abe, when i see you, i'm reminded of all of these kind of real versus reddit segments we did the last couple of years and you were always saying these valuations made no sense, so ryo were right >> well, i don't know i was the only one saying that it was kind of obvious but, yeah, that era has passed, thankfully and now we're into a new era, it looks like i don't know thatthere's no more downside. i'm not going to make any predictions like that, but what the last couple of years has helped to do, though, especially last year, is helped to bring prices down reasonably, kind of -- good companies back down to reasonable prices and that's allowed us, value investors, essentially, we're value ninvestors to spread out the portfolio a little bit or to have better quality companies. more so than we had for a few years before that. environments like last year, those are -- you don't know it, but you're making your money last, in companies that you're able to buy, that you can hold on to. and a lot of times, those types of companies, i don't have to do so much thinking about them, but managemen

he has a deep knowledge of the legal system and i want to read a reddit post that has since been taking down where he may be linked to participating in a research project to understand how emotions and psychological traits influence decision-making while committing a crime could. that help investigators with motive as the investigation begins now? >> it could help with them understanding the extent to which he had planned this out and whether -- and the extent to which he had also planned out his exit. i mean, there were -- there was a significant amount of time between when the murders occurred and -- and they catch him in pennsylvania. did that kind of research also help him? there's statements or report begun what he may have said at the moment of his arrest which may have been relevant of his knowledge of how the criminal justice system works. the one thing we don't know is whether he knew any of the individuals in the home or whether it was random in the sense that he staked out a house where there was activity. maybe the door was unlocked. the girls were young and he was watching

on reddit asking people about the perfect crime. he was -- after the murders, he was wearing gloves to the grocery store. he was trying not to have any fingerprints and stuff like that. dr. baden is going to be talking about how that d.n.a. was used there was d.n.a. collected at the site of the murders that night, a couple of months ago. and then apparently it was compared to d.n.a. through family members. family members may have submitted to, you know, one of those online genealogical things to see their heritage. and so it was publicly available. so, they didn't say hey, would you submit to a swab, they already had the family's d.n.a. >> nicole: interestingly though he was wearing gloves everywhere. walls that not to leave fingerprints or some sort of paranoia or covid pai paranoia e see at love people wearing gloves. >> steve: we will. >> nicole: former secretary of f state mike pompeo is calling out surge again. >> no reason to allow the chinese to do this again. to say send chinese infected persons around the world knowingly in

. >> message to the reddit forums, if you don't want to feed the outperformance, maybe don't create opportunities can exploit. >> i don't want to cause any backlash on twitter, but, yeah, in general, the millenniums and the renaissances love volatility in the market. they love people getting in on individual investors and historically speaking, they don't quite as well as, i don't want to say the hedge funds, but some pros. so we are susceptible to the feed and the greed of -- and they can often take advantage. >> fascinating greg, you know it all, thank you for joining us great to see you again. >> coming up, tesla down another 2.5% today that's we off the lows all this on the back of more steep price cuts here and abroad are they getting desperate or is this the right way to elbow competitors out of the market? we'll have the latest. >>> plus, is streaming getting too expensive? is the gig up for the gig economy and is chad gpt overhyped? as we head to break, here is a look at the dow heat map we flip back to negative territory by 34 points now only about seven stocks in the green. jpmorgan and

you're looking at a whole lot of reddit throughout the state of california. that's extreme drought, then look where we currently are no red in the picture, so we needed the rain. sure cause some damage, but we will still have more rain. it's not going to just shut off temperatures right now on shore in the fifties across the board while the creek at 51, it's still in the forties and throughout the tri valley and also in palo alto, the winds up to 25 now guts at 2 30 in the fairfield area, a couple that up with a high 40 low fifth t temperature it feels rods. i'd make sure you have a jacket. we have a wind right now. 14 mph to sfo. your bay area forecast is breaking down for you for the weekend. this is how we stand. partly cloudy skies at the coast sunny and cool each day. through sunday. keep in mind. this is high pressure. it's now dominating our weather picture clearness out of any kind of precipitation. in fact, these storms out here over the pacific are deflecting off that huge dome of high pressure will see some clouds spill into the picture from time t

and we knoahead w ahead ofof tie before we get intois the evidence, john , is thathe s on reddit he putomething out saying, you know, i'm studying for my criminology. if you were a criminal, what did you think?in how did it feel? he was collecting all of this information and so we got him casing, targeting the this homen . we founde he him returning to te weene of the crime and what we've got is an eye witness.t ia now, the eye witness who was in the home that evening said she heard crying, said she thought she heard someone say, there's someone here and she opens her door. so on three time thrs the third time, she actually sees a male 5,five , 10 or taller. he's six feet tall.he is 6'and he's got bushy eyebrows."s he's got a mask on . he's dressed all black. imagine her fear and he's she had heard a male say earlier, it's okay. i'm not. you're going to be okay. i'm not going to hurt you. obviously ended up killing the fourth victim at that point. he walks right by her. e is in a frozen, shocked shock state. hieds footprint in blood , as i've predicted, is on the floor in front of her r

. >> when bryan kohberger was studying at desales university, he conducted a reddit survey for an academicir psychology during the commission of a crime. so, one of the specific questions that bryan kohberger asked in the survey was the following. quote, before making your move, how did you approach the victim or target? please detail what you were thinking and feeling. it raises the very disturbing possibility that bryan kohberger did this because he wanted to see and feel what it was like to kill people. this is something i guarantee law enforcement and the prosecutors involved in this case are spending a lot of time on right now. >> bryan kohberger travels to pullman, washington, in the summer of 2022 to start working towards his ph.d at washington state, where he continues his studies in criminology and ends up being a teacher's assistant for some of the professors. >> once the name did come out, i think it was honestly a big shock for the whole wsu community and everyone here. when i first saw his picture and his name, it took me a second to realize who it was. i was like, oh, that wa

desales university where he earned a master's degree in 2022 confirmed the email address on the redditwashington state university. just miles from the off-campus house where those four university of idaho students, kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle and ethan chapin were stabbed to death on november 13th. goncalves' father hoping for answers as the suspect prepares for his day in court. >> our next mission is to find justice and make sure that we have a closing chapter that meets the expectations of all the families. >> reporter: the evidence that led to his arrest, nbc news learned from two law enforcement officials that forensic genealogy played a role. that's the dna of his extended family beyond that we don't know much more and the motive at this point remains a mystery, savannah. >> thank you very much jason labar is the public defender representing bryan kohberger at today's hearing he visited his client four times since his arrest mr. labar, good morning. you have a busy day ahead. what do you expect to happen today at the hearing >> i expect bryan to be brought into

a man posted on reddit that he bought a cake for his family, only for his wife to demand he return itds and his wife. now won't speak to him or even share a bed. so what is the most ridiculous row you've had with your partner? your other half's here tonight is his. we actually don't right now. the only rules we ever have are in packing it too late and too much. and he doesn't like a cardassian . doesn't like a cardassian. several bags. no, i can fit in, but it's crammed , you know, but it's crammed, you know, absolutely crap. but the one time we didn't argue was when he kidnapped me to australia for three weeks. i thought i was going away for five weeks to turkey and i packed the suitcase for that . and then i start. for that. and then i start. i couldn't find my way and i thought we had this huge fusion. where am i? square my clothes. what are my clothes? he said, for god's sake, you know the taxis coming in the morning. we'll just go. we got into the taxi. arrived at the boot , taxi. we arrived at the boot, went up and there was he packed a secret suitcase me and a secret suitcase f

in the data, we'll get equity bonds and commodities reddit it is really simple. basis. this is within accommodation for the bloomberg financial conditions index, out to recover highs more accommodative in a positive statistic, and futures in the equity markets show that buoyancy. futures are up 110 on the vix. a big day yesterday with 22 down to the 20 level. 20.68. jon ferro is looking at foreign-exchange. i will call it a turn in the foreign-exchange exchange market. sterling 121 .07. brent crude deserves careful watching. gold is lifting up, not to 2000, but gold moving up in the commodity space with copper. $18.82. i don't quote copper on the bloomberg for you, but $82 on brent crude really deserves focus here to see if we finally get oil moving with what presumes to be a chinese opening. much more today and forward to this incredible and interesting inflation report that we will see tomorrow. this is important. andrew griffith of the night kingdom, financial secretary to the treasury in the 12:00 hour. ramifications of u.s. inflation one in. to stay with us

a man posted on reddit that he bought a cake for his family, only for his wife to demand he return it and his wife. now won't speak to him or even share a bed. so what is the most ridiculous row you've had with your partner? your other half's here tonight is his. we actually don't right now. the only rules we ever have are in packing it too late and too much. and he doesn't like a cardassian . doesn't like a cardassian. several bags. no, i can fit in, but it's crammed , you know, but it's crammed, you know, absolutely crap. but the one time we didn't argue was when he kidnapped me to australia for three weeks. i thought i was going away for five weeks to turkey and i packed the suitcase for that . and then i start. for that. and then i start. i couldn't find my way and i thought we had this huge fusion. where am i? square my clothes. what are my clothes? he said, for god's sake, you know the taxis coming in the morning. we'll just go. we got into the taxi. arrived at the boot , taxi. we arrived at the boot, went up and there was he packed a secret suitcase me and a secret suitcase for