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he has called the investigation to covid-19's origins the biggest intel failure since 9-11. about the havoc this wreaked on our society, everything from the deaths caused to the impact on the economy to keeping people home from work endlessly to children that can't catch up in school. it goes on and on. i'm glad that the doctor was at the headquarters of twitter talking to elon musk. his messages that may have been more effective than what we did were suppressed by this company. >> absolutely. the fact that elon musk is now getting this out in to the open is an essential part of the investigation that must take place. i was listening to what fauci said that you just played on your program. fauci thinks it's all about him perhaps because he's fallen in love with his own narrative and being a hero. it's less about him and more about two things. one, restoring public trust in our public health establishment. fauci has donor he business deli deliberate lies that he's told to destroy public trust in the science that he claims to protect, the science he claims to embody than any o

you had 51 former intel official s, clapper, brennan and 49 others who signed that letter that says thishe earmarks of a russian misinformation operation. baloney it was true, so when the fbi comes in weekly and talks to the social media platforms, with that being the context, of course they are going to keep that information from getting to we the people, again just days before the most important election we have. that's the problem. here is the situation with democrats. they don't believe in the first amendment. democrats now say if you don't agree with me you aren't supposed to talk, you aren't supposed to share information and if you do we'll call you all kinds of names or we're going to suppress it and that's what happened here. liz: it's so dangerous for democracy. congressman jordan we thank you for bringing it to light. we'll have you back on again soon. good to see you. okay this story coming up house republicans right out of the box they're doing a new probe into biden's botched exit out of afghanistan that left 13 troops dead and 9,000 americans strand ed. what will they accom

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s sir. nonexplosive new report from house republicans on the intel committee alleging that there are indicationsvert origins could be tied to china's bio weapons program, and the research program and then spilled over during some sort of incident at that will convert halogen. of the report also criticizes the intelligence community, downplaying possible links between covid and china's bio weapons. program and has recently had this program night after night, as the flip-flop pouch himself, he was born back in february of 2020 about the evidence supporting the lab link. but publicly he was downplaying that information. and now we you and the american people deserve transparency on the origins of this virus, that is killed over million americans, we need accountability from china, and our own public health officials, who have not been honest with you the american people. anyway here with reaction china expert gordon chain along with this alkyd founder travis glowed in the mist out with the reality is this is simple basic common sense. we all knew that the coronavirus research was being done in the

home depot right at the top there, salesforce, intel, microsoft, apple, big gains all around. the sf there's any that i don't know -- >> moderna right there. stuart: there you go, moderna, match group -- >> oh, you know what that does? stuart: dating system. caesars entertainment is gaming, macau is looking good because china is relaxing covid rules. >> caesars doesn't necessarily operate in macau but i think it's all the high tide lifts all boats. stuart: okay, now the nasdaq winners. on the screen. moderna right up there, lucid in there, match group again, docusign is in there. >> a lot more of the saas companies, software as a service companies, data dog and we know that docusign both have been outperforming this week. stuart: have a look at the 10- year treasury yield please because it's coming way down this morning. back to 3.46%. that really helped big tech. the price of gold coming up 1,829 per ounce that's your price, bitcoin moving up real close to $18,000 a coin, 17, 800 to be precise. the price of oil moving up $74 per barrel. nat gas i believe it's moving up because ther

joining me now to discuss,s utah republican congressman, he is a member of the house intel committee, going to be much more here pretty soon, chris stewart is back. welcome back. thank you. >> great to be with you. kennedy: excellent. so it could have been part of chinese bioweapons program, how important is that to the origin story? >> well, it's very important for a lot of reasons. and, ken d i -- kennedy, let's start with this: did the i.c., the intelligence community, as you say, were they serious about actually trying to term the origins in and if we don't determine the origins, how are we supposed to preclude this from happening in the future? and i think a good example of that is an experience that we had, this was in april of 2020 so just a few months into the pandemic, we have the intelligence community before us, and we asked them about this. they said, welk we've been able to genetically determine that this came from a natural source. and i came out of my chair. it was, like, how could you possibly make that claim especially at this point? remember, the first thing china di

intel later on. because right now it's upper 20's for parts of the north bay. that's enough for some freeze warnings that remain until 09:00am this morning. we are looking at temperatures currently below freezing for a lot of us. dublin. you're 31. same for redwood city livermore at 32, san jose and oakland in the 30's. then there's those 20's in the north bay fairfield, the 29 petaluma. 28 and santa rosa. also at 29 degrees right now. as far as the rest of the day goes, we do eventually at least get into the low 50's. that's about all we've got today and i am talking the return of rainfall into the weekend. still to come. so stay with us. great. all right, john, thanks for that. use those car heaters today. it is very important that you do so 7 minutes traveling into the city maze to that fremont street exit. >> well, how about the san mateo bridge? a 80 to 101, 12 minute ride traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge. it's going to take you about 7 minutes to make it out of richmond heading across towards sandra fell. and let's check

intel sunday at 02:00pm on christmas day. getting a look at where temperatures will be today. it's back to the upper 50's and low 60's. not a lot changing from where we were yesterday on this map to get a quick look at those numbers. it is going to be a comfortably cool afternoon. breaking out the christmas sweaters. again, very likely. and those light jackets, of course, along with them dublin at 60, same for you in oakland, concord, antioch, in napa at 57 degrees. santa rosa at 58. here's a look ahead at temperatures. the next 7 days, we stay dry through sunday. monday showers arrive in the middle of the day lasting into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. very rainy week next week. so get all the outdoor plan we move into christmas weekend. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges. 7 minutes into the city. >> so that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge don't want to one 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. richmond fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, 8, minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's going to take in 19 minutes. okay. well, are talking about do we just ki

extremely early going, apple , walt disney, intel, microsoft, stu will love that, salesforce.com, all moving nicely higher this morning. taking a look at the s. tesla after such a horrible run gaining back nearly 6%, netflix is in there, paramount and ford too, ford up more than 2.5% and take a look at the nasdaq winner s. we know the nasdaq as an exchange has lost about 35 % this year, but when you look at the winners on the nasdaq well netflix, apple, tesla again up there, some of those names gaining a little ground back in the early going today. all right, coming up, the mayor of new york city, eric adams, defending his decision to basically flee the city as the big apple braces for a severe winter storm over the holiday weekend. his excuse, that he deserves private time. we'll get into that. see what you think. gas prices are ending the year on the way down, but will they stay down for 2023? gasbuddy patrick de haan will be here to answer that question, and then there's this. kim kardashian is opening up about her relationship with god and faith. take a listen. >> do you pray a lot? >> i do. i mean, i pray every night with my kids. i bel

oil company, oil is up a couple of bucks today that's why, so intel is on the upside but the rest of them not doing much so far. all right, sis that it is down .7%. the nasdaq where is that? it is down .6%. big tech that's what i'm interested in. apple is up but only just alphabet, microsoft, meta, amazon all the way down. now, some of the companies which initially pulled their ads from twitter with coming back. susan what made apple and amazon change their minds? >> i don't think they changed their minds. i don't think they ever made up their minds to stop advertising on twitter according to the sources i spoke to talking about multi-billion dollar venture capital funds so i heard musk i listened into that three hour twitter space q & a saturday night and he thanked apple for continuing to advertise on twitter. last week he had a personal tour across apple campus as you saw -- stuart: did that change minds? >> again i don't think minds were ever made up, so you also had a tweet from musk saying that just a note to thank advertisers for returning to twitter. now amazon spends around $100 million on twitter each and every ye

he claimed it was s reasonableof for twitter to assume the materials were hacked. of course,hi it was this formerr intelbuddies who launder that little narrative.. now, it's important to remember that at no point did the post c claim to have thame obtained hacked materials. >> joining me no iw is miranda devine, "new york post" columnist, fox newst co contributor, author of laptopf a from keeps getting more .pt and mike davis, founder, president of the internet accountability project . moranda now, a lot of people watching might kind of remember this baker characteraker, but ws is he important? and it's just come on , thisa is just a coincidence. right? oyment i mean, so he goes to twitter's twitter's employments with the top executive. >> g well, james baker was a god friend and ally of, of course, s james comey. it was beike as the top lawyer at the fbi who wrote the memo that exonerate free exonerated really hillary clinton. clinton. he was behind all the russia wab collusioehn hoaxes to try and gr and of donald trump. and in the end, in 2018, christopher basically threw him christ out of that genera

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s&p witnesses and documents. republicans on the house intelligence committee say they're prepared to use that authority especially if the u.s. inteles to cooperate on its investigation into covid-19. in a new report, those republicans also claim, quote, there are indications that sars-covid-2 may have been tied to china's biological weapons research program and spilled over to the human population during a lab-related incident at the wuhan institute of virology. the report cites suspected ties between china's military bio weapons research and scientists at the wuhan institute of virology. republicans admit they have found no smoking gun. >> you can call it circumstantial evidence, when it starts to mount up you certainly have more and more questions that need answers. reporter: republicans accuse of u.s. intel agencies stonewalling their investigation. last year the office of the director of national intelligence released an unclassified report on the origins of covid-19 saying quote, we remain skeptical of allegations that sars-covid-2 was a biological weapon because they're supported by scientifically invalid claims. their propo

intel. the sun goes down tonight and another push of rain is expected. current temps mostly in the 50's.ng temps starting to rise just a little bit. it's been a cool morning and we're set for a cool afternoon highs remaining in the upper 50's later on. i'll be keeping you updated on those showers as they move overhead in your forecast this morning, we've seen some spots on the roads that have been super slick. that's your bridges have had some backups on occasion. we had an incident on the fremont street exit just west of the bay bridge that is cleared out really quickly. so we are looking at a big improvement as far as the bay bridge commute. time goes 20 minutes to get you across as opposed to the about an hour and a half he at its worst their san mateo bridge. 15 minutes to get you across that span. richmond center fell has been a little slow this morning. 18 minutes. we have some mid span construction and the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes. there's some dark clouds in the distance, but looking nice on the bridge itself, james. all right. thank you, john. 9.31. is the time. and let's

s when china was trying to censor it from the internet. other companies who attend these comments. the latest evolution in ai surveillance. they sort of contribute the capital so that intel is a good example. in 2010 they invested in this startup where they would go on for the most important company driving surveillance in china. they gave it money and advance, helping to build it into a successful company. at the time, they were openly enthusiastic about how big and potentially profitable this market would be. they did not really hide it. it as part of the know the government contract. they are seeking vendors. they want that speed. very often, it only comes from american technology companies. in many cases, providing a ton of the chips that were being processed to process large amounts of video coming in to recognize these spaces. a lot of it was based on these chips. it was not just the high-end stuff. you can use huge amounts of storage t. being stored for 365 days. the companies through west leadership. all in all, what you found is the supply chain, commercial or financial partnership. >> yesis. what you are describing here is, i am taking this with the readers que

out of the gate, down 1% and as you can see , intel, nike at the bottom but it doesn't matter, they are all selling off at this point. let's take a look at the st we and see where that exchange is standing right at the open and there you go down 1 % same story as the dow, the s&p at 4,031. take a look at the nasdaq. this is going to be hit hard. a hot jobs report the theory goes that the fed will continue to be aggressive with rate hikes based on-the-jobs report. that hits growth stocks, a lot of growth stocks in the nasdaq and so on. the nasdaq down one and one- third percent down 158 points and talking of big tech there you have it. down across-the-board. amazon, alphabet, meta, apple and microsoft. microsoft down 1.5%. all right now we've got some companies that reported today believe it or not, before the bell. good morning, susan li. >> good morning to you. ashley: let's start, good morning, let's start with marvel technology. >> yeah, and as you mentioned, the stronger than expected jobs report, this is when good news is bad and hence i think magnifying a lot of these declines that we saw after some disappointing results so let's start w

ari, if the fbi and intel had been working with a conservative news organization to target liberals, what do youu think their reaction would be ? >> oh, my guesld be?s we'd still be hearing all about it every evening on the network newsng leading the networ the nek news front page of the new york times. but now, of course, it'serent be different because it's someone who is not from the left, who's in charge of speech. the left is so used to ownings n newspapers, the new york times," "the washington post", any news outlet all of a sudden somebody who's not even reall a ys the conservative but who just haso n the gall to think differently, owns a platform like twitter and the left goes nuts? >> i just to see the heads explode is almost worth it. >> and you we never would have s known the secrets of twitter had elon musk no t taken it over. and we still havmore le a loeato learn. and i think twittejustr is jus b the tip of the iceberg of. social media. what about google? what about facebook? whats se e their emails with the fbi. >> i'm sur me there are many. oh, oh. now that is too rich.hose now you're making me. i'm hungry for those emails.i' all righ

intel monday and tuesday of next week. aside from those overnight showers thursday night, john, thanks that. well, we have a 20 minute bar delay on the snton direction. keep that in mind. but an 11 minute drive into the city this morning. no major delays there. that's good. san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, one, 12 minute. a richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, a 7 minute ride out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. >> well, 5.48 is the time in a warning for rideshare drivers. scammers have figured out a way to steal money within a matter of minutes. authorities say the criminals are stealing money right from their bank accounts and they don't even know it's happening until it's too late. we got nancy loo to explain how they're doing it. >> all island, carjackings of ride-share drivers have been in the news along with physical attacks. i've had people kick my vehicles. >> i've had people threaten to fight me over this. the little things of picking up people, at le1st in army. >> worth is spitting on me that it could do worse. but drivers may be on suspecting of a new scam which may seem plausible and

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