sara i will come to you first. no new significant announcements there, would we have expected anything given that we are past the election, though not past it by much? but if we continue to have question marks about when we might see stimulus, do you think his open the might change, he would be more willing to act sooner rather than later. >> yes, whistle, i think that's exactly right. this was not going to be the fed meeting that actually was going to be opportunity for any new announcements. his goal, as prior chairs have always maintained is to keep it very, very steady during an election period. and of course we know we are in an election period that is quite unlike any others. so this one has been protracted. that is a -- an opportunity for there could be particular kinds of instability from a market perspective, there has not been that instability. even if there had been the inkling for him to do something extraordinary today, this was not it and he made it very clear that while election results are going to

sara, this will just be an epic battle. right? >> georgia is the battleground state.e is eyeing and what will happen in georgia will determine the future of the republican party. right now with a biden administration so as we watch georgia senator loeffler, senator purdue need to hold their seats. they know this. this is between the agenda that we had under the senate with rove again agenda and the republican hold off or whether or not it just flips completely to the democrats and opens the doors wide open for this democratic socialist agenda that is in place because believe me, just like bernie sanders said, biden harrison ticket is the most progressive socialist tickets america has ever seen. we are already seen it. look at what is happening right now with biden promising that he will have a mandate for masks across the nation and where we will all wear masks the minute we walked out of our houses but that is what he is promising, not that it will happen but that is his promise. he's promising to overturn with executive orders five, six of president trump's establis

. >> welcome to "closing bell" i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen. stocks off their worst levels of the day those close to them. the nasdaq giving up 61 points and the dow falling more than 400 points let's look at what is driving the action chicago issuing a new stay-at-home advisory starting monday and the fed chair jerome powell saying the next few months could be challenging adding more needs to be done in terms of fiscal and monetary support on a positive joet, jobless claims came in better than expected, 709,000 signaling more improvement in the labor market. and treasury yields dropping sharply following yesterday's bond market closure. that's putting pressure on banks, which are among today's worst performers though still strong performers for the week 59 minutes left in the session, sara every sector firmly in the red. >> ahead on today's show, chipotle unveiling its first ever digital only restaurant this week without a dining room or a line for ordering we will speak with the ceo brian noccol about the strategy there. and jeremy grantham s

steve: welcomed back we are back with sara and charlie. sara is interesting to me the media is so biased and one of the things they have been saying for the last couple of weeks as trump has no clothing on and in 2016 u. was really good radio to simple messages in this year he's all over the place. just not true. if you actually look at how this election is sending up you've got to clear closing arguments from the president. one we party talked about which is trump are covering or biden shut down but the other ones he's really hammering and i think it's coming across clearly he did in the final debate in these doing it in these rallies is the insider outsider thing which is time not a politician and i'm running against the establishment. by this done nothing and it's clear on the outside and that's why i've got things done and that's why you should vote for me again. sin absolutely. he represents the american people but everyone said in 2016 he was a disruptor and i disagreed with that. i said that disruptors were the american people. they

>> reporter: hi, sara. the voting now in north carolina and to hear state elections officials tell it, it has gone very smoothly, some 2,000 polling places statewide, about four opened up late, the state board of elections will decide later today whether to allow those polling places to stay open a little while longer, and that could slightly delay the results that we get out of north carolina tonight, which they'll report after all the polls close which currently is scheduled for 7:30 eastern time tonight. we are in kerry, which is in wake county, north carolina, also home of raleigh and the research triangle region, this is a county that went 57% to 37% for hillary clinton in 2016. you can see that the polling station here is relatively quiet. there are some voters here, and it's a little deceiving with social distancing but it is relatively quiet and that may be because most of the voters in this county and indeed statewide have already voted, according to the state board of elections 7.3 million registe

sara you are just talking about this. let's pick it up again with you. think people are looking at this and they know it's not politically correct but they hear the president's message which is so clear now no more lot down we have to get back to work and that's what people want. >> it is in that's why we saw the soaring gdp astonishing and historic in and of itself in the president is right. we seen the hypocrisy of the american people know this. we have seen a lockdowns and how it's affecting our children with no school, no church in people being separated great governor newsom wild and crazy rules and regulations for thanksgiving. no more than three different types of family members around the thanksgiving day table. i mean this is getting to the point of ridiculous. we know as americans that we can make our own decisions and our own choices and we are going to do the right thing and help those that are the most affected those that i think would be most at risk from covid-19 but we have to be smart about it and we can see what happens during a lockdow

i'm wilfred frost along with sara isen. the dow down more than 100 points further positive news on pfizer's vaccine helped sentiment early, but we since faded during the session new york city said it's temporarily closing in-person schools as cases surge in the city and around the country. that has stay-at-home stocks like peloton and zoom popping in the session. high intraday high russell 2000 continues its high but it, too, has faded during the session. the russell flat, the other indices negative >>> coming up in today's show, we'll ask allianz chief economic adviser mohamed el erian about today's highs plus, the president of shopify about the company's new partnership with alipay mike santoli, tracking the market action. meg tirrell has more news on pfi zechlt r's vaccine data and phil lebeau, covering the boeing 747 max. mike, start us off here. >> we've been dealing with a couple of issues, the market being a little stretched on the upside after that strong rally month to date. over bullish sentiment has had a hard ti

robert >> sara. it would be the largest tax hike in over 50 years but biden's tax plan would barely rank in the top ten of the nation's history between 1940 and today there have been over 20 tax hikes. the biggest was during world war ii when we had a tax increase of over 5% of gp. biden's plan is .7 of 1% of gdp. that would put it in ten's place, not the biggest in history as the president likes to say as for the tax burden it would increase federal revenue as a share of gdp to about 19%. that would bring us back to the levels of about 1998, 2000 now, the big question for biden is whether we are going to have enough tax revenues from his olympian to do all he wants to do his plan would raise between 2.5 to $3.5 trillion but his spending plan are over $5.5 trillion. you have got a $2 trillion gap there. he's either going to have to cut spending, borrow, raise more revenue, or perhaps a little bit of all three sara, back to you. >> probably a lot of the middle one there, borrow more robert thank you f

along with sara eisen and mike santoli.p .4% continuing its surge, this month up 16.5% the s&p and dow slightly lower the nasdaq down just .2% also still higher over the last two days coming up, dr. eric gooseby, who was recently named to the biden harris advisory board on whether spiking coronavirus cases across the nation will lead to new lockdowns. he will be joining us to discuss. eugene profit is still with us and degas wright joins the conversation as well mike santoli, first to you and how we finished up one thing we haven't mentioned perhaps as much during the first hour of the show is where yields are. ten-year did slip back a little bit, again just showing it peeks out every time we have a bit of a rally in yields. it seems to pull back in a way that at least the value stocks haven't pulled back so much. >> not too much. there definitely seems to be a resaint on yields in absolute terms. a big rise up towards 1% not long ago soft stocks action also takes a little bit of the oomf out of the yield story. it is still

>> sara thank very much.he fed's twice annual finished the stability report saying near term risk from the u.s. economy from the covid pandemic remain high goes on to say that banks absorbed large loss soes far but remain well capitalized to absorb these loss asks the financial stability report mentioning climate change for the first time with a special section on those risks back to those in a second. hadar are the main risks listed. elevate asset prices, high levels of business debt taken on as a result of the covid crisis as long as rising household debt defaults being possible as well as high levels of hedge funds. the overseeing of the financial stability report coming out with a separate statement saying climate change adds -- sorry, also from the report financial stability and vulnerabilities to the economy one quick analysis wilf and sara here, which is that this report shows the need for continued rely out there because as far as i can tell, if you get a vaccine it doesn't clear your prior debts that

sara, i just think this is really captured it. in dc in the med media, instead of their actual role which is to hold those in power to account they have become part of the ruling elite and the ruling class and they feel as one. that is why when you watch them i made a point about this earlier and we watch the other sunday shows like dana bash on cnn, chuck todd on nbc they can't contain their joy that biden will be there in all his transition and the establishment people and it's so disgusting to watch. >> this is why it was so easy, steve, for the media to buy all of these tall tales that were being said to them by john brennan, james klapper and the others on this ridiculous debunked steele dossier. this is the reason why they were weapon eyes because they are a part of that and they will uncomfortable if they don't do what the left, which is what they support, ask them to do. they love going to the white house correspondents dinner and they want to be a part of the in crowd and they want to be invited to the white house christm

welcome back. >> thanks, sara.s for having me >> it's hard to know how cautious to be right now, given the short term, the long term, the vaccine timing and the stimulus question. this market has run, look at the s&p, 63% off the lows. we're 2% away from a record high do you guys at blackrock think it can continue to climb >> yeah. i think equities are going higher it's going to be choppy. you've talked about it the covid news is going to be -- my guess is, you'll see continued acceleration that will make people nervous, but the economy is going to operate pretty well. i think the comments earlier about how the economy has operated virtually, when you get down to it, when the fed puts this much stimulus in and hearing eric's comments i think we're right, the fed is going to stay in this accommodative mode. when you put that much in and you add fiscal stimulus, and we'll get more fiscal stimulus, or we need to. look at the datea retail sales, housing, employment data there will be some concern about the chopiness, b

that's the equivalent sports analogy for right now. >> sara, the last word.elect biden seems to be staying above the fray, having daily events that make him look presidential, while president trump hasn't been seen in days. is biden winning the perception game of who's in charge? >> well, he's certainly handling himself i think almost flawlessly. you know, he doesn't take the bait on questions about when he's going to speak to mcconnell, if he's being appropriately treated by republicans. you know, he just stays above the fray. he's been very, very smart in a way that i think that is probably defused a good number of people who voted for the president and did not want biden to win. but they look at the way he's conducted himself, and you can't help but say, i like his style, he seems reasonable, he's not agitating, he's not picking a fight with trump. he's sort of doing everything the way you would want a president to handle himself. i think that accrues to his benefit as he moves toward january and likely becomes the next president. most likely definitely wi

right now i'm joined by republican strategist sara fag n fagen, yvette simpson, ceo of democracy foroe biden spoke to the nation earlier tonight. what was your takeaway? >> well, i think he wanted to give a different speech. they had thought they were going to give the victory speech because they thought the networks were going to have declared the race already over but he couldn't do that. he gave a conciliatory speech. it reminded me of the husband, i mean, the father of a bride and the bride's seven months' pregnant and he's like, am i supposed to tell everybody she's pregnant? no, no, don't tell everybody she's pregnant. well, everybody knows she's pregnant. that's what biden's position was. everybody knows how this is going to turn out but he's like, don't say it yet. >> yvette, we know the president is making a lot of noise and claiming baseless legal threats. should biden be more aggressive in responding? >> i think at this stage it's better for him to take the calm approach. we don't want people to get too worried. we know folks are already anxious and might take the lead. i

here's the problem and the answer to your question, sara. saudi arabia has been gaining market shares. some countries are taking bigger hits than others i mention the uae. everybody we talked to, all the reports, the uae thinks maybe they are absorbing too many of the cuts these countries have huge social costs and budgets that are based on the price of the hydrocarbon. so a uae one of the core of the core members, if you will, says maybe well we are taking too much, you need to either pay us or let us produce more oil while iraq and other countries like that they continue to cheat because it is all they have got. it is basically like everybody is in a room, sara, like the brady bunch, and they are all getting equal scoops but ultimately, you know, greg is going to want more and they are going the fight it out. that's pretty much what is happening with opec, albeit virtually. >> good analogy. brian thank you. energy is the worst performing group by far in the s&p. down more than 4% for those stocks time now for our daily coronavirus tracker.

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen a reopening trade day.confidence on deck. let's get to rick santelli >> yes, carl, unlike s&p, the housing price index making all-time forever highs going back to 1987 this one is a big miss 96.1 is our november read from the conference board on consumer confidence, much lower than the 98 expected sequentially, follows 100.9, so we lose ground there. it is the weakest since august when we were at 86.3 and really shows thaw the covid headlines and the way many states are dealing with new shutdowns and how it's publicized is certainly taking its toll on confidence, and if we look at present situation, it actually is better than our last look from 104.6 to 105.9, where we really seem to drop here is expectations, moves from 98.2 to 89.5, so we could see and now its revisions coming in on present situation, that's also a drop. that moves from 104.6 which i just referenced to 106.2 so sequentially now everything is lower than we were expecting and when it comes to richmond fed for our november read, it came in a

." >>> welcome to the closing bell, i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen the election undecided but the market making a decisive move higher adding to big gains for the week the major averages all up around 2% or more as we head into this final hour of trade. the state of the race remains fluid at this hour with neither candidate hitting that magic number of 2 # 0 electoral college votes and the picture remains unclear in the senate as well neither party has hit a majority yet. the tech heavy necessary dak is vastly outperforming today with apple, amazon, facebook and alphabet seeing outsized gains and treasury yields are under pressure giving back some of their recent pop, that's weighing on the financials the kbw bank index is down around 3% with 59 minutes left in the session, banks one of the few decliners, sara, broader markets ripping up. >> we have a great lineup of guests over the next two hours to help make sense of the election, the market and your money. in just a few moments guggenheim's scott minerd will join us with his take on the rally and later we will hear from lon

let's go to sara sidner she joins us this morning in grand rapids, michigan. good morning, sara.a new order that goes into effect today that limits the amount of people that can gather indoors for the next three weeks. >> that's right. and as you know there's been a lot of vitriol spread here about these restrictions, both in the very beginning and now, but this state is experiencing an extremely high number of coronavirus cases and while it can devastate people, devastate families health weisswise it isg a major impact on businesses. the restaurant association is suing to try to allow people back into restaurants even though today is the day when there is no more indoor dining according to the new rules. >> sara, thank you. >> sara sidner, thank you. >>> adrienne broaddus is in illinois with us, another midwest state seeing a surge in cases and hospitalizations, the governor announcing a new mitigation plan. what is it? >> reporter: well, it takes place on friday, poppy, and it's the last step before this state, illinois, could see a mandatory stay-at-home order. so it means cas

i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen another split session on wall street following yesterday's blistering move higher for the dow. the major averages heading in different directions as we approach the close what's driving the action. money flows out of stay-at-home tech stock exchange like zoom and amazon apple is higher after holding a product announcement this afternoon. some of yesterday's biggest win e airlines, cruise shocks, travel and movie winners are falling back boeing is providing an advance for the dow inlyft customers cancelling orders this year in light of the pandemic. it is up 5% as we speak, 59 minutes left on this session coming up, kyle bass will be with us to talk about the election results and how president-elect biden will navigate america's complicated relationship with china. >>> plus an interview you will not want to miss we will hear from carlos ghosn whose scrape from japan to lebanon drew international attention. we will hear his side of the story,i his thoughts on what will happen to his former colleague and the men who helped him pull off his escape. >>> let'

i'm wilfred frost along with sara eisen a much calmer day on wall street, the major afternoons making relatively strong moves still on track with a strong week with the s&p 500 on pace for its best gains since april for the week let's look at what is driving the action first the election the race remains uncalled according to nbc news with joe biden holding 253 ec votes to trump's 214. biden gained the lead in pennsylvania and georgia a stronger than expected jobs report help to boost sent men this morning with the u.s. economy adding 638,000 jobs in october. the unemployment rate fell to 6.9% the coronavirus surge remains in focus, the u.s. setting a record with more than 121,000 cases on thursday according to johns hopkins data 59 minutes left of the session in what has been a crazy week. today though essentially flat, sara. >> holding onto the gains i would argue, which are very strong so far this week. ahead on today's show we will ask jeff sonnenfield how america's corporate leaders are thinking about the heated election race. big news out of cvs as larry merlo announces hi retir

sara fagen, ceo of deep root analytics. former chicago mayor rahm emanuel.blican governor of new jersey. governor, president trump claimed without any evidence that the election is being stolen from them. what kind of message is he sending to people who follow his every word? >> listen, byron, you know -- he has every right to go and pursue whatever legal action he wants to pursue. if he feels like he's being wronged by this process. my point, though, is if you're going to make those charges, you've got to lay out the evidence at the same time. because the people, not only just his supporters, but all americans, look at the president of the united states and say, if you're going to make that statement from behind that podium in the white house, then lay out the evidence. it's like me when i was a prosecutor all those years. it's like bringing an indictment before i review the evidence. you've got to have the evidence there. the american people deserve to hear why you're saying what you're saying. not just what you're saying. but why you're saying it. and dep

sara sidner in washington. appreciate it, sara. thank you. >>> now, to be clear. donald trump has no path to electoral victory but that is not stopping him, as we were just discussing, from denying reality. continuing to push false claims. jeremy diamond reports for us, from the white house. >> reporter: well, one week after joe biden was declared the winner of the presidential election, president trump is still refusing to concede and admit defeat in this 2020 election. instead, what we've seen from the president is continuing to falsely claim that he has won. falsely, claiming that there has been widespread voter fraud and that this election was rigged against him. of course, these are the same claims that we saw the president make in the run-up to the election. but he has only continued to make those, despite the clear and overwhelming evidence of this election. despite the fact that we have seen election officials, republicans and democrats, in all 50 states, make very clear that there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. and that, in fact, the 2020 elect

i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. stocks looking to finish up a volatile week on a high note the major afternoons all rising today. dow is up 400 points, session highs as we head into the close. let's look at what's driving the act. strong earnings from dow components cisco and disney. home deowe poe set to report next week. energy sector is jumping up 15% on the week the u.s. continues to set the wrong kind of record when it comes to the coronavirus adding more than 150,000 new cases on thursday alone president trump is expected to give an update on operation warp speed in just about an hour. we will take it for you live 59 minutes left to go in what has been wilfred a wild week of trading of one that is higher. >> higher for the week higher today as well up 1.3% on the dow coming up on today's show we will speak with chicago mayor lorie light about her lockdown advisory and the potential economic fallout as cases surge in the state of illinois plus it has been a big welcome back for the bank stocks with the kbw bank

is there anything that you want to say to sara right now? >> sara, thank you so much.kful that you are helping us through this time and thank you so much. >> and amy, you are not only a homeowner, you're a business owner, a bar that was forced to close during the pandemic, plus your partner is a frontline health care worker. what does this money mean to you? does it take a little bit of the pressure off? >> it will, especially with we're looking at being re-shut down again and my partner being a nurse, we're looking at the possibility of having absolutely no income, and this money will save us from losing everything that we worked very, very hard for. thank you. >> well, thank you to you guys for being here and for all you're doing in your communities and, sara, thank you, and to the entire team we wish you happy, healthy and safe thanksgiving. "the conners" airs wednesdays. >> thank you. >> thank you all. so grateful for you all. "the conners" airs wednesdays, 9:00, 8:00 central on abc. >>> coming up our chefs are back and will help us with our holiday. ♪ i can't slee

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i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. it is election day in america. and rally day on wall street stocks are headed higher for a second straight session with the dow up 2% as we head into the time hour of trade let's look at what's driving the action right now first and foremost, it's the election we are just a few short hours away from the first round of poll closures including georgia, north carolina, and ohio whether we will get a clear result tonight remains to be seen the ten-year note level higher than since early june. banks among the best performing stocks in the dow and the s&p. oil prices are gaining ground but the energy sector is the only in the red. overall a broad based strong day on wall street. >> following gains yesterday as well let's get straight to the big stories we are watching. mike santoli is here watching the market rally. >> and ylan moi is following the all important balance of power in the senate for us mike santoli, welcome. >> good two-day run in the markets. it is inhabiting the ground we were in the last half of last wee

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well, our correspondent sara clark is in hong kong for us. sara. i remember that meeting there was something thrown into the chamber it was that these 34, the lawmakers that have been arrested for their role in that particular incident where they're being accused of throwing a liquid at the president. and what that liquid was, we don't know, but certainly said he was distressed at this particular incident. and it was during the 2nd reading of the national anthem bill, which was very controversial at the time that all 3, i should note, have been charged with other offenses prior to wednesday's arrest ted, where he's been arrested previously for writing charges, $82.00. and they've been arrested in the past for a similar charge which is disrupting disrupting the lives of council process. now, i should say it's part of a wider clamp down by beijing and hong kong to try and gag any dissent. on november 1st and 2nd, we saw 8 pro-democracy politicians that were also arrested and charged over heated meeting. you might recall in the china where there were

up 1 2 on the dow sara >> 29,830 currently. coming up today's show, we are waiting president-elect biden to make some comments on the economy. his economic plan that should come any minute. we will take you there live. in the meantime, a rare interview with operation warp speed's dr. slaoui he will weigh in on the moderna news and what the rollout will look like. plus the positive vaccine theus with mark moabious his eye on emerging markets. and mike wilson saying next year will be all about earnings we will discuss with morgan stanley's chief u.s. equity specialist mike santoli joins us. meg tirrell has the latest on covid-19 news. eamon javers will go over president-elect biden speech on the economy when we get there. let's start with mike santoli. >> we below on the s&p 500 where we were this morning, by about a third of a percent below last monday morning's high about a third of a percent but looking at the chart, it is trying to break out in a decisive way from this long term range. cyclical stocks are working. market has

. >> that's sara brokaw, director of nursing in bellevue, ohio. it's my hometown.rrors thousands of rural districts in our country. there's been a shift in the struggle, sara told me the problem isn't ppe now as it was in the spring, the struggle is the alarming rate at which the virus is spreading. >> for us to go from where we would only have two or three potentially positive covid patients in house to now 75%, i can't begin to imagine what -- what our front line teams are feeling. i see it on the faces, and i see it in their tears. >> before covid gloves were standard protection, right? add masks and eye protection now. you heard her right. yes, 75% of patients at bellevue hospital there are there because they're covid positive which means the protective equipment is much more cumbersome. >> now they're wearing an n-95 or a paper which is a personal air purifying device and they're wearing gowns, gloves, eye protection. it's like getting dressed to go sledding every day for them. i mean, it's -- it's a lot. >> now they do collaborate with other rural and higher

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i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. as always. stroks have been struggling to find direct all day though we did see a move higher in just the last hour. let's look at what's driving the action a continued steady uptick in covid case is weighing on sentime sentiment. the cdc urging people not to travel for thanksgiving next week testing delays are also returning. we are also getting weak economic data signaling the labor market continues to struggle with millions out of work and no relief in sight. speaking of relief, the top democrat in the senate chuck schumer has republican majority leader mitch mcconnell agreed the rekindle talks about a stimulus package the senate is on recess through next week. >>> we will speak with colorado governor jared polis who just moved 15 counties including denver into level red restrictions he is also part of a group of governors speaking with president-elect biden this weekend. plus we will talk with the ceo of the national association of manufacturers who is working with biden's team to help fight

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sara sidner is on the phone joining us right now.oday. all day, much of it was very, very peaceful. there was a big pro trump rally earlier in the day. we could see huge crowds there, thousands of people protesting in favor of the president, alleging the election results were fraud. but what is going on right now? things apparently have deteriorated. >> reporter: yes. so this isn't a part of the million maga march or the several different names that they came up with like stop the steal and the march for trump. that ended at 4:00 where they had a permit for that and it was for the most part peaceful. there were a couple of small skirmishes but nothing to write home about. then as night fell things changed, and that is partly because there were folks from the far left and from antifa who were out at black lives matter plaza. they were there for a while, you know, chanting, you know, yelling at police as police sort of set up a scenario there so they were keeping people from moving too far one way or the other. then there were folks fr

sara cody says we need to act now. >> what we do or what we don't do starting today may mean a matter and death for many living in our country. >> which is why today dr. cody issued a quarantine directive. if you traveled more than 150 miles from the county you need to get home by midnight sunday or you'll be required to quarantine for 14 days. how the county plans to enforce the quarantine is unclear. >> it seems a bit draconian. >> reporter: at san jose international airport tonight some question the new restriction. >> i think that if they have a test available if they can do the test and prove it to be negative then i don't see why you need to quarantine. >> the county also announced new restrictions on how many people can gather indoors by limiting retail stores, indoor malls and other facilities to 10% capacity. a drop from 25%. however, grocery stores, pharmacies and drugstores can operate at 25% capacity because they're essential. but even at 25% it will be half the capacity we're used to right now. hotels will only be open for essential travel and for people who need somewher

the sara zene informant wants to stay anonymous but is willing to talk to us about what he witnessed at the bank. i saw that the bank wanted to sell and had already sold a financial product clearly designed to defraud german tanks authorities when customers bought the product they were told that what they were buying was completely on the level and legal according to the informant the product originated with mr comics himself berger confronted with the accusations berger told us by email that he only advised a few clients regarding comex and no banks but the former sara xen employee says otherwise he claims he tried to raise the alarm about burger numerous times at one point i was told very clearly that my reservations were misplaced that dr baird i was an expert in german tax law my boss told me several times that baerga had excellent networks in germany right up to the highest levels of government in berlin i was told he knew what he was doing and that we should just trust him. and it wasn't just happening in switzerland some large german financial institutions were also caught up

thanks, sara. fingers crossed the event is back again in 2022.tty impressive performance in washington, here's rajan who did not cover himself in quite as much glory when he took on a traditional wrestler during a travel show trip to mongolia in 2015. i wonder if you can guess who won? and now down to the nitty—gritty — the art of combat, mongolian style, where there are no weight divisions so the biggest are often the best. before that you have to faster... my translator helps me to get to grips with the strategy. pushing that down. get this one down and do this one second. am i swinging him? use your elbows... like that? this goes down, this goes up and i go for which leg? this leg? after several hours of quite intensive training, it feels like i am suddenly getting it. but i am still under no illusion it is going to be easy. after all that, how do you feel about tomorrow? my main worry is that i fall really awkwardly and injure myself, if i am being absolutely honest, because i am not going to get anywhere near average, even basic standard. so

sara cody says the new cases are increasing at such an alarming rate what we do or don't do today could mean the difference of life or death. which is why dr. cody issued a quarantine order today. here's what it means. if you traveled 150 miles from the county you need to get home by midnight sunday or you will be required to quarantine for 14 days. there are also new restrictions on how many people can gather indoors. retail stores, indoor malls and other facilities will be limited to just 10% capacity. however, dprogrocery stores, pharmacies and drugstores can still remain at 25% capacity. dr. cody said the restrictions are needed because we're now at a critical cross roads. >> our case rate has been surging since the beginning of november. in fact, we now have the highest case rate of any county in the san francisco bay area. just today we had 760 new cases, far shattering any previous record by over 200 cases. >> dr. cody also announced that all recreational activities that involve physical contact will temporarily be prohibited. that means the san francisco 49ers, san jose state an

sara, lara, pete, thank you for joining me tonight. great stuff. joe biden may be calling for unity, but former boss is not helping. during an interview about his new memoir, barack obama took the time to shame hispanics who voted for president trump. >> there are a lot of evangelicall hispanics who, you know the fact that trump says racist things about mexicans or puts detainees undocumented workers in cages, they think that is less important than the fact that he supports their views on gay marriage or abortion. >> tammy: wow, remarkable. joining me now is the perfect person to address this steve cortes, senior advisor for strategy. you know, it is funny because he designed those cages for children. t that was his strategy. he implemented fact. but it sounds like, steve, he is complaining hispanics voted for trump are clinging to religion and their vote. how is this going to work when it comes to the issue of unity? >> well, it is not. you are exactly right. this is the sequel we are bitterly clinging to guns and >>bibles. sometimes those who pro