scott: mm-hmm.so, if i take the accounts payable and the bank loans, i'm pretty close to a million dollars. scott: $900,000-something, yeah. lemonis: we're drowning in debt right now. wendy: my kids and i, we all agree as a family he needs help. this might be it. lemonis: are the kids here now? wendy: jackie? lemonis: business like this has to constantly evolve. and so, what we're talking about is kind of the number of issues that exist inside the business. jackie: i mean, just based off of our conversations at every dinner table, we're wearing too many hats, and we're involved in so many things. and i think that that's gonna, like, run us ragged after a while. lemonis: does he give you the opportunity to do your job fully? jackie: no. ben: that's the thing that bothers me the most. lemonis: 25 years ago, scott came in, and he saved this company. now scott needs to let his kids do for him what he did for his father. if it's okay with you guys, i'd like to spend a minute with your parents just alone

scott then comes out onto their backyard. he grabs her by the arms, over her head, and drags her to the edge of the pool. he then seems to roll her body into the pool. >> we thought he was splashing her and trying to wake her up. then i remember greg running in, "oh my god, he put her head underwater, she's in the pool, but now he's holding her head under the water." >> officers arrived on scene. we went over the wall. >> as soon as i picked her up and saw the water go dark red, you know, that's when my heart did sink. >> that's when i first saw scott falater. he stepped in, and from what i recall, almost immediately, i recognized scott falater at the top of the stairs wearing a crisp white t-shirt, red flannel pajamas, and he made remarks, what's going on, what are you doing in my house, why are you here?fud at first. i kept asking, what is going on? all they would yell is, shut up, get down. they kept asking how many people were in the house? four. >> we asked how many people? he said four, two kids, his wife and himself. i

scott just keeps saying, i don't remember. >> scott falater made a statement, you know, i hope you don't think i'm a bad guy. you just killed your wife. that's pretty much the definition of a bad guy. >> i wept to bad at a 12-year-old kid and woke up to a police officer telling me my mother died. >>> these are pretty rocks. that's why people come here. there is our driver. start it up. >> you guys want to get together for a big old group shot? >> yeah, we can do that. >> the falater family is living in arizona. scott falater is a successful engineer. he's working at motorola. yarmila falater pretty much is in charge of the kids. >> it's not on. >> yes, it is. >> michael is 12. he's your typical boy. and then you have megan falater. she's 15. scott and yarmila have been happily married for over 20 years, and scott calls her yarm for short. >> tierra bueno. that's spanish for good land. it's a residential neighborhood, middle class. northeast phoenix at that time had reputation to be a very safe, quiet community. >> we don't usually respond there. it's not a high-crime area you normally wo

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>> with scott. oh, god, melissa. melissa was first hired out of law school. detectives discounted it, saying it had nothing to do with melissa's murder, and was not relevant. and, of course, rothstein himself was grilled about melissa lewis' murder during depositions in civil suits brought by the investors. >> we asked him directly whether or not he was involved in any way in -- in the homicide, and he vehemently denied it. >> how did he take it? >> he was indignant. but he was also a great actor, because he was a sociopath. >> reporter: in the end, neither the police, nor the fbi could connect melissa's murder to rothstein, and his ponzi scheme. so what happened to his loyal aide debra? she pleaded guilty to money laundering and the judge came down hard. and you went away to federal prison? >> i did, with a ten-year sentence. >> reporter: the sentence was later reduced to four years. meanwhile, years had gone by and debra's ex-husband tony still hadn't gone to trial for murder. he sat in jail, all but mute, his lawy

they also bought these very aggressively today, scott. probably have about more like four to six weeks in this trade. maybe a little less. but it's moving big today. i love that. i'll hold both of these and start writing calls above as they rally >> good stuff, doc thank you. more trades ahead. take a look at the stocks ttg w highs today. big gains across the for united rentals up 11% deer, goldman and target a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement.

>> well, scott, after your great interview with mr. gunlock yesterday, i think a lot of folks are focused to whether or not the upper end is really 150 for that ten-year and they're worried about how quickly we get there and there's always that issue and the rate of change that's one of the things that really can affect investor sentiment as well as, of course, the broad market and folks that are committing a lot of capital to it. i'm not really thinking that the rates can run away from us here and i'm want sure that's what he talked about yesterday either, but i'm worried a little bit that this could be a catalyst for people being a little nervous in the short term and as you know, i sort of mentioned that repeatedly over the last month. >> no doubt. not a grand warning or anything from gundlock and let's listen to what he said about valuations on the market and what he told me we can talk about that on the other side >> go back to decades of stock market data and there are many valuation metrics that are over the 1 percent i'ile. the

>> come on, scott? what are you saying?> that sounds funny and i'm sure that will play well on twitter, but what does that mean i mean, i'm saying that clearly, we're in a moment of time in the market, okay, where fundamentals for some stocks obviously don't matter, okay nobody, i don't care who they are is going to come here and tell me that the fundamentals are behind a lot of the moves in these stocks they're just not, okay period end of story they're just not it's a moment in time. some say this is emblemic -- >> can i say something >> hang on some say this is emblematic of a bubble >> can i ask a question? i'm concerned about people getting hurt in a mart of the market that's in a bubble. that's all >> when stocks trade down, okay, in moments of dislocation. i don't know if over the last three or four years you guys can throw up a chart and you can see tip to tail drawdowns of 5%, 10%, 15% over the course of days and weeks, what are we supposed to do in those situations? just stop the market so that it can't go down? >

they bought 8,000 of those, scott.me has been building since then i'm in these, and i was already in target shares i'll probably hold the position for another two to three weeks second trade, teva teva pharmaceutical. this was much bigger but a cheaper stock. they were buying 25,000, 26,000 calls also in february at the 12 strike stock was i think $12.75 at the time it's been moving up. the volume has been building this is institutional buying, scott, so i love that. i think both move higher, and like i say i'll probably be in both two to three weeks. >> okay. target, teva appreciate it. >>> gold prices not seeing levels it hasn't seen in a couple of months we'll find out more about that next (upbeat music) - we did it! (crowd cheering) - [narrator] wherever you start, snhu is where you can finish. (crowd clapping) (crowd cheering) - here we go. - [narrator] and it's it. - [group] yay! - [narrator] you did it, high five! - southern new hampshire university. - [man] that gets a hug. (laughing) - look at that! master's d

he's already got some i'm sure he'll add to it, scott. i think that this was just a pause in the big techs i don't think it was that huge rotation and for a whole bunch of reasons obviously, when we're talking about those mega-caps, you're talking about an awful lot of money that would be coming out of those and did those hundreds of billions of dollars that people were predicting to come out would that have lifted all of those >> i mean, it's more than the entire industrial sector, scott. just those five if you had a 5% or 10% drawdown. it would flood the market with all of that capital. so they would have either had to have been buying bond which they weren't or the direction that the bonds were going anyway, scott. or it really wasn't coming out they were just taking a pause and taking little bites of the other stocks, whether it's infrastructure and industrials and energies i mean, again, you can just take that one or 2% from those mega -- >> ipos, stacks. >> yeah. all of that. i agree. >> joe, i'm not picking on you >> oh, you never

i'm adding to my boeing position i'm also, scott. i'm sure you want to dance with this i'm also adding to my cash i've raised it to 12%. i'm not making a heroic market call with that all i'm saying is that as i sell high here, i find fewer and fewer opportunities to buy low so i'm just going to keep my dry powder and increase it for when i do have the opportunities to buy low. it's more of a portfolio manager's perspective than anything market timing or making a call to the overall market >> it feels to me like you're you're making a call on the overall market if you're telling me basically everything is in caterpillar and all the news you must think that a lot of good news is in a lot of the market now i don't know how you could say otherwise. >> here's how i can say otherwise and equals 48% and i'm fully invested general mores, that thing is on fire i'm not selling that why am i not selling that? maybe it goes down, 10%, 15% at the end of the year i would expect that to be above 60 and at the end of two years and the profit expansi

scott really loved helping the underdog, so to speak. and in -- that was scott.h a silver spoon in his mouth and we always say, you know, let's not forget from where we came. and he never forgot from where he came and he passed that on. >> guess what? got one hell of a mama. one hell of a mama. thank you so much, linda. thank you for -- for honoring us with his memory, and for speaking the truth. okay? we love you, and you come back, anytime. >> thank you, don. thank you so, so much. >> thank you. we'll be back. ♪ it is love, love, love that makes it all worthwhile♪ ♪and it is love, love, love♪ ♪that can't help but make you smile.♪ ♪it is love, love, love...♪ send the love. order now at edible.com . >>> so with the pandemic raging, president joe biden is giving people another chance to sign up for obamacare. open enrollment, which the trump administration cut in half to just six weeks, ended on december 15th. biden signing an executive action today that calls on dhs to reopen enrollment on healthcare.gov from february 15th to may 15th. joining me now is dr. micha

scott: didn't happen.: one of the things that i wanted to do with the three of us is just to really understand how the business integrates into your guys' family life. scott: she's a fantastic mom, but she wanted to keep her identity as a professional woman. lulu: we had, kind of, three kids shortly after each other. i love being a mom, but it's frustrating. you get...you feel defeated. you feel like you're not good enough. like, it's really hard, and i wanted to keep my fashion background and training, so that's kind of how handbags came about. and i love handbags myself. scott: i was supportive of that as long as we could handle the home front. lemonis: yeah. scott: and that's where... lemonis: finding that balance. that's hard for any parent. lulu: it's a hard balance. scott: i think it's really a testament to her not letting go of her passion, so... lemonis: any time i meet somebody that has their own skin in the game, that's a meaningful thing, and you guys did it as a family. you're definitely commit

i'm scott wapner the big selloffs in stock to start this new year. and what billionaire carl icon told me what he sees for stocks this year. however, the warning first from mr. icahn who told me, i've seen a lot of wild rallies with a lot of mispriced stock but this is one thing they all have in common eventually they hit a wall and go into a major correction he wouldn't go into his exact positioning with me but he did tell me they were pretty well hedged right now that gives you a bit of a clue it's pair to sfair to say he's concerned about the market for some time. we haven't heard from mr. icahn for an awfully long time about the state of markets and so these arecomments as we begin a new year jim, i'm going to come to you first because you're not positioning for what mr. icahn seems to be worried about. >> you had the conversation with him, i didn't. i'm wondering if he's talking about pockets of the stock market as opposed to the market overall. if i look at industrials and materials and financials, i don't look at them and see them misdevelop y

scott really loved helping the underdog, so to speak. and that was scott. did not grow up with a silver spoon in his mouth. we always say, you know, let's not forget from where we came. and he never forgot from where he came. and he passed that along. >> guess what, got one hell of a mama. >> thank you. >> one hell of a mama. thank you so much, linda. thank you for honoring us with his memory and for speaking the truth. okay? we love you. >> appreciate you very much. >> and come back any time. >> thank you, don. thank you so, so much. >> thank you. >> we'll be back. it's either the assurance of a 165-point certification process. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified pre-owned. or it isn't. the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. now through march 1st. shop online or drop by your local dealer today. >>> so with the pandemic raging, president joe biden is gi

and i have, scott. i trimmed some stock i also bought calls yesterday because we had some unusual option activity at the market rebellion site and those already reacted and obviously they would react and the stock was up 10% or earlier as it got up over 60. my hesitation right now, scott, is this. how long will this take? what kind of a turnaround is this going to be it's a new ceo how fast can things move a great example is to look over at what was going on with wells fargo and the replacement of the ceo. it takes a little bit of time to take these big battle ships around from what happened with the previous administration. i think the reality is right now they think they did the right thing and dan lobe didn't influence them on this decision, and i think he did and intel made the right decision because there were too many missteps how many missteps can you have before you have to makgetting a back in the saddle this is the right direction to take you have the guy that has the technology and engineerin

so i don't think at the end of the year, scott. i don't know if raytheon will be on top of the leaderboard because it's what the market produces >> let's be clear and pardon the pun, the runway of getting back to real business for airlines is no time soon united gave us a real big reality check last week on where this industry currently stands if you're telling me that i need to, my most important thing as an investor or a trader or whoever is watching this program right now that this is so levered to the performance of the airline industry, why in the world would i go near this stock now? >> because raytheon, much like boeing, teeters on this seesaw of investor sentiment and you're right about what you said about united investor sentiment on aerospace right now stinks, but if you go back four weeks ago it was great. we all have to admit it's been teetering back and forth and right now is where i would buy a raytheon or a boeing because that investor sentiment is so low. boeing was at 250 want that long ago, about a month ago i thi

second one, via com scott.uying march calls here at the 50 strike and that is, of course, with via com basically just over $45 a strike so a nice little pop is what they're expecting by march i bought those calls and i'll be in them about two months last one, we didn't get to hit the snap at the top of the show so it became a threefer scott. calls that expire tomorrow these are really short dated and they've already worked and i'll probably be holding them into the end of the day tomorrow because of the potential that it drives to a new all-time high on these brokerage upgrades and so forth. >> big calls on that today thank you. we have more trades as we go to break take a look at new stocks hitting new highs, alphabet, chipotle we'll be back. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa “could have been me” by the struts usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. hey, mercedes

"the exchange" starts now. >> lilly lilly, scott >>> hello.ng off limits robin hood and others cutting off trading for red hot stock. shares are collapsing and also halted and some are beginning to cry foul as those shares fall the overall market goes straight up as investors look past this and focus on the end of the pandemic and a brighter day as vaccines are rolling out at more than 1 million per day and more on the way is there really a need for 2 trillion more in government spending an

as a portfolio manager, scott, you know this but this is important. my job is to buy low and sell high right now with the market where it is, it is so much easier for me to sell high than buy low i look at winnebago. the company has been a phenomenal flyer it's more than tripled in two years. but i'm looking at rus risk rig now and preparing for that correction they've done well. it's time for me to sell high and look to buy low. here's the problem, though when i look to buy low, it's hard for me it find things i don't own. i already own boeing i own qualcomm we'd look at caterpillar but it's no longer buying low there. i'm going to sit tight i've got about 10% cash from winnebago and that apple trading position and i don't feel like i'm backing off on what i said a few weeks ago. this market has ripped and it's time for me to take a little bit of moneyoff the table and wait until i can find the places to buy low. >> i hear you. especially the apple thing, the trading position it's just a quick turn around on the tractor, off the tractor >> let me add

laura scott, thank ou so games this year. laura scott, thank you so much _ games this year.or— games this year. laura scott, thank you so much forjoining _ games this year. laura scott, thank you so much forjoining us - games this year. laura scott, thank you so much forjoining us here - games this year. laura scott, thank you so much forjoining us here on. you so much forjoining us here on sportsday. well, we heard thomas bach saying how the speculation isn't helping athletes at the moment. so let's hear from double olympic triplejump champion christian taylor. he is the president of the athletes association, and says a decision can't be put off too long. it cannot be a last minute thing, it's not fair for it cannot be a last minute thing, it's not fairfor anyone, and this is the same thing we are pushing last year. just let us know, you know? of course, with respect and with hope, we want to see what happens with the vaccine, what happens with the vaccine, what happens notjust injapan but globally. you know, making sure that these vaccines are available and we can get out

well you know edge funny because scott. there's been it will be points he makes that i disagreed with and he told me it's too late it's $50.00 and you. of everything kind of economy goes so over when there's a group of points to agree with with his overall assessment one thing i want to say is i can't leave in 2021 professional political consultants are still playing the race card as if it's some kind of shit like avenue to accomplish anything the numbers absolutely literally any notion that donald trump is a racist or used racism to succeed in politics as we all know the economy and jim crow laws it is as was said it all came from the democratic party. received more votes from nonwhite voters than any republican in modern history in 2020. also in 2016 so again just moving past that tire you know clinton as argument of playing the race in our out where those white people that stormed the capitol where there are more coalition ok well 1st of all there were it wasn't worth coalition and nobody storming out who we now know fro

well, it's interesting, scott. it seemed as if apple, microsoft, facebook, those name, netflix were really gaining some traction and they reported excellent earnings if you look at the numbers microsoft, revenue is up 30% and apple and facebook in the 24% range beat on estimates of earnings and revenues and all sectors really so then what happened? we had this enormous short squeeze and the faangs, to some extent are a source of funds they become the virtual money market fund from which traders can get assets quickly so i think they suffered this week, despite their good earnings from liquidity pulls in order to cover the shorts. >> you think that? >> that's interesting. >> you think that's why say an apple absolutely knocks the cover off the ball with the earnings, right? the most profitable quarter ever and facebook does the same for the most part. >> exactly. >> and then the stocks are traded down on the week and both are negative on the week you're suggesting there was a direct correlation with gamestop and how

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i'm scott wapner front and center, october raising big questions about where your money is heading next and our investment committee discussing that very question. joining me for for the hour, steve weiss, pete najarian, brenda vanjello is the cio of global advisers and stocks are lower as you know across the board. dow's down 145 the s&p down.5% and the nasdaq off the lows and it is still pretty much a loser today down 1 1/2% and russell's getting hammered a bit more than the other three down 1.75. driven brands is now open for business and we have the ceo up to talk about his stock's 28% right off the open and we'll keep an eye on that. in the meantime, i'm keeping an eye on steve weiss because weiss, you have interesting moves we need to discuss and i know our viewers will be interested to hear you have puts now and you have puts now in apple and the ecosystem. skyworks and qualcomm. let's talk about those first you've got short calls in corvo, as well. what's up with that? >> so i reached out to pete yesterday because i was interested in the portfolio and i'm looking at what to do.

well let's get the thoughts of scott ritter scott a former united nations weapons inspector and former marine corps intelligence officer scott good to see you and a woman is dead after being shot how justified do you think the use of a firearm against actually bob it was yesterday. there's going to be an investigation the bottom line is a crowd of people illegally. sought to occupy and indeed occupy to a good portion of the united states capitol while congress is was in joint session bice president of the united states the number 2 man in america was was president. under no circumstances could law enforcement allow this crowd to gain access to areas where lawmakers including possibly the vice president were sheltered in place because of this this this attempt to occupy the capitol so you know under those circumstances lethal force is authorized whether or not they officer there's another video that shows that this was a very deliberate act on the part of the officer in question. the woman was surrounded by capitol police who were heavily armed they were making no effort to to stop her

commissioner scott. >> thank you, mr. chair. ocii, sally and your team, i just need to commend you as well as coming behind the caller that just spoke. i was so grateful, monaco, to hear your person that understands fully what it is like in the situations that are difficult in the workplace, not feel being accepted and included, being part of the leverage that helps the company to live and thrive. i want to thank you for being so clear about why and how and the steps with implementing this and the reasons for doing so. thank you so much for your presentation. i have no questions for you. >> thank you. commissioner brackett. any questions or comments? >> i have a little both. i wanted to thank monaco for the presentation. i appreciate you tied in racial equity to employees. that is huge. a lot of times when we have discussions around diversity it becomes basically about what are we doing to hire? we are not talking about internal promotion activities, not talking about how that disproportionately discipline activities that leads

scott of florida. [inaudible conversations] mr. scott of south carolina, mrs. shaheen, mr. shelby, ms. anna mom -- sinema. >> ms. smith, ms. stabenow, mr. sullivan, mr. tester. [inaudible conversations] mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. toomey, mr. tuberville. [inaudible conversations] mr. van hollen, mr. warner, mr. warnock, ms. warren. [inaudible conversations] mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. biden, mr. young. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> the senate will be in order. the senate will be in order. the sergeant-at-arms will make the proclamation. >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye all persons are commanded to keep silent while the house of representatives is exhibiting to the senate of the united states and article of impeachment against donald john trump former president of the united states. >> mr. president? at the senator from kentucky. >> article ii, section 4 the constitution says the president and vice president all civil officers of the united states shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason robbery or other hi

good morning to you, scott. we've definitely seen the winds picking up here in the hills over dublin. i live way over there in the valley floor. my wife called me earlier to say a gust of wind blew open a pair of french doors in our home this morning. that was just a gust. we've heard reports of gusts from national weather service of 81 miles an hour in that direction, out of the top mt. diablo. as kari was saying, 87-mile-an-hour in healdsburg, in the north bay. >> it's highly unusual for the bay area to be in this type of weather now. >> fire departments like fremont, who you just heard from, they're concerned today's high winds could lead to a wildfire. we are already under a wind advisory until 6:00 tomorrow night. high wind warning for elevations from 4:00 this afternoon till 7:00 tomorrow morning. the grasses, the bushes, they're dry. as mentioned, we haven't been getting any rain or hardly any. temperatures are unusually warm, mid 70s. fire chief with fremont fire tells us his men and women have yet to pu

scott? >> thank you, kari. >>> stanford says freshman and sophomores will have to remain at home, not come to campus at least until this summer. they won't be on campus in the upcoming winter quarter. the decision follows an increase in covid cases. one professor says that decision makes sense. >> younger are more likely to have asymptomatic infections. the protection is more kind of for the community and for others than necessarily for that group. >> stanford daily reports stanford plans to invite juniors and seniors back in the spring but those plans are subject to change. graduate students and students with special circumstances started moving in over the last couple of days. some undergrads with special circumstances will be allowed to stay on campus for now. >>> since last month, 145 in-n-out employees in colorado have tested positive for covid-19. one in colorado springs, one in aurora. the health department is overseeing those locations and to not plan to force those restaurants to sh

first off nicole fruition visit the area in and around back to scott and. my tour begins in the city a fact it's gotten which lend its name to the region. it's over 900 years old and the architecture reflects its rich history. one building that really stands out is the haitian house on the market square the murals on the facade depict ancient tales about back to scott. and a little further down the road you'll find a lovely schloss lots or tassels square. and i thought it would be nice to pay a visit to the national park here i've met up with ranger klaus mills and we're off to see. we can spot some gold eagle. tell them we'll have a good very firm of that because it really is it not just keep going off it's all. gone national park is the only national park in germany inhabited by golden eagles and there are about 10 of them from class back valley we have a good view of the rocky crags. this summer if you look at the trees the treetops up on the mountain those are the places eagles like to that's where you can best see them and see. but there's no sign of t

let's get to the judge >>> hi, carl thanks so much welcome to the halftime report i'm scott wapner whether your check will get a reality check. jim lebenthal is with us, steve weiss, jenning harrington and portfolio manager, and decatur capital management and shannon sekoesha, chief investment officer. let's go to the wall and show you where stocks are trading at high noon. dow is down by 85 or so point, intel and ibm the obvious ways there. s&p is negative by a smidge, as is the nasdaq and the russell, as well. you get the picture of where we are and the idea of where we are looking at today is the market about to get a reality check okay valuations high. stimulus efforts from president biden getting pushback from republicans. higher taxes are they on the horizon? you have vaccine issues, as well that's the backdrop, gangings of what we're looking at. degus, jenny, pullback jim lebenthal, the market's overbought and expecting a correction any day now steve weiss, you're staying long and you're bucking this trend a little bit, huh? >> i don't know that i'm bucking a trends i've been consis

for panelists, scott oxley. scott is northern light health senior vice president and is president of northern life acadea hospital in bangor, maine. thank you, scott. dr. jennifer linblott, president and c.e.o. of stratus health and in-- an independent, nonprofit organization based in minnesota focusing on innovations to improve health. the doctor is a member of the national rural policy institute health panel. she's an adjunct professor in the division of health policy and management at the school of public health at the university of minnesota. welcome, doctor. and then dena mcgunnell. our own dena. she's b.p.c.'s associate director of health policy. she joined b.p.c. after serving as manager of payment policy for the american academy of orthopedic surgeons. prior to that she was a physician assistant in, i will say, not exactly a rural hospital, orthopedic surgery at mount sy nye health system in new york city. then dr. lisa miller. dr. miller is a practicing primary care physician for all ages in her hometow

. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. >>> first some breaking news, shaking this morning. maybe it woke you up, in fact. 3.4 earthquake struck near the alum rock neighborhood of san jose. it happened at 3:44 in the morning. i got up. tweeted quickly. and i heard from viewers in downtown san jose, santa clara, mountain view, as well. be sure to tweet us if you felt it. so far no reports of damage or injuries. >>> still coming to grips with what happened at the capitol. getting a better look at some of the damage done by pro-trump rioters. we have team coverage from d.c. to the bay area. >> today in the bay kris sanchez is tracking the new growing calls for president trump to be removed or impeached, but, first, tracie potts live in washington, d.c., with the latest overnight developments. tracie. >> and the latest from overnight, laura and scott. the work got done despite these historic and unprecedented riots that breached security into the u.s. capitol. joe biden and kamala harris early

we wish our defriend scott mc -- dear friend scott mcguire and his wife beth all the best as they begin a new chapter in their life together. i picture scott who has had a business, shorty's barbecue, catering, i see him firing that grill up a lot more often in the years ahead. it will be a chapter undoubtedly filled with loving friends, family, great traveling adventures and, of course, as much barbecue as they can possibly handle. we'll miss you, scott maguire. i have two other team members who are leaving. laura uptegrove is leaving us to work with the obama administration. she came to us after serving in various foreign policy roles at the state department, the department of defense, the white house. she joined our team four years ago to bring her extensive expertise to bear on our foreign policy portfolio. and i'm sure glad she did. during her tenure in my office, i've been astonished time and again by the breadth and depth of her knowledge, her work ethic, her strong organizational and management skills and the way she approaches each and every task with a very positive attitude.

isn't that fascinating scott in they had to practice on zoom. that's my kind of synchronized swimming. >> i can't imagine practicing swimming over zoom. that is extraordinary. we'll watch that team carefully. best of luck to them. >>> facing this pandemic next on "today in the bay," a live report from washington on the actions joe biden is going to take in just a few hours to help struggling american families. >>> plus the increasing number of californians that could soon be left without a place to stay if no action is taken. we'll tell you about it. we'll be right back. 4:57. colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa. remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal. this point, help is on the way. >> right now at 5:00, facing the pandemic head on. with cases rising, vaccines in short supply, a closer look at the biden administration's new plan to combat the pandemic. >>> reprioritizing the rollout. a possible bi

. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. it is going to be a day filled with a lot of emotion, including sorrow for the loss of now more than 400,000 americans to the covid-19 pandemic and due to the recent violence as well, very much reflecked on how today's events will go. in washington, kris sanchez is will to report on this moment in history. good morning to you, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. this is not the weather you might expect in washington, d.c., on january 20th, but it is a gorgeous, blue day. a little breezy out here, but a perfect day for this sort of event. it's just a shame that there aren't going to be people lining up the parade route here behind me. here behind me you see the white house, this is where president trump just took off for joint airbase andrews to depart from the white house for the very last time. he had a busy night last night, as you will hear later in the newscast, but he is on his way and we know joe biden is here. he is supposed to be in church right now. he's

scott? >> marvelous. all right, kari. thank you.ns after we die? laura garcia is here more about a prize being offered for answers in the after life? >> what happens when you pass on? now you could receive some prizes for your opinion. the prompt? tell a team of scientists about what happens in the afterlife. people who enter have to be serious researchers. a panel of scientists will judge the essay entries at the end of the year. this the first prize is $500,000. >>> president biden is also making himself at home in the white house. that means out with the old and in with the new. first thing reportedly to go was donald trump's diet coke button. apparently he would use it to have diet cokes delivered on demand. that's what it came to be called the past four years. tees actually set to predate trump. >>> the nation's newest style icon that set things on fire during the inauguration. bernie sanders getting a lot of attention for his inauguration look. centers mostly on his jacket, his mittens. now getting his own bobblehead and baseb

here, just put it over here. - it's my special recipe. - scott tenorman! how are you, scott? thanks so much for coming. - oh, i wouldn't miss this for anything. - likewise. well, come on. you've got to see the pony. - just a second, don't you wanna taste my chili first? - well, yeah, but there's a special guest coming, and i want you to be near the pony when they arrive. - well, i don't want it to get cold. i think i can win first prize. - all right, scott, let's go over to the judging table and we'll try the chili first. god damn it. - all right, i guess we should taste each other's chili, huh? - this chili looks pretty good. here's mine. - mmm, i don't know, your chili is good, cartman. but i think mine is better, try it. - all right. hey, this is great! - it's a special recipe. - god, this is really good, scott. - i'm glad you like it so much, because now that you're almost finished, i have something to tell you. - what? you mean about how you put pubes in your chili? - what? - yes, i'm afraid this isn't your chili, scott. i switched it with chef's. it's delicious, chef. i

scott atlas, the recipient of their finger-pointing responds exclusively tonight. first, biden's race to the bottom. that's the focus of tonight's angle. a long, long time ago, joe biden was against using executive orders to ram through what is properly left to the legislature. >> some of my republican friends and some of my democratic friends occasionally say well, if you can't get the votes by executive order coming or going to do something. things you can't do by executive order unless you're a dictator. we are democracy. we need consensus. >> laura: the dictator through that idea of the way nobody because the biden brigade has a country to remake and redeem. today he continued taking a wrecking ball to his unity goal. the man who served up as, he was the vp to the two-term african-american president. he tripled down on the negative view that america at her core is racist. >> our soul will be troubled as long a systemic racism is allowed to persist. we can't eliminate it, it's knocking to be overnight. we can't eliminate everything. but it's corrosive. it's dest

i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington. those winds are pushing fast-moving fires, keeping bay area crews busy. road crews are clearing debris from fallen trees, trying to restore power to hundreds of people as well. several fires sparked overnight outside livermore was one of them. there you see that fire. meteorologist kari hall has been glued to her equipment, tracking this microclimate weather alert. kari, when will the wind die down? >> it's still pretty gusty out there, scott. although the high-wind warning has been allowed to expire, we are now seeing fires in the santa cruz mountains, as we get a look at what's going on here. some of our alert fire cameras picking up on these fires that have recently been sparked. there's not one but several of them in the santa cruz mountains. we'll continue to monitor this situation as we are still getting those high wind gusts across the bay area. some of those gusts reach over 90 miles per hour earlier this morning. so, this was the fear, that we could see some fire sparking acr

welcome. >> hey, scott. nape ye happy new year. >> i know it's a big day for you. have you been targ elling finntech for a while how did this come together >> we've look back and try to find patterns. i was trying to map the patterns into financial services because we're at a point in time where it's clear that the banking infrastructure really isn't meeting the needs of u.s. consumers. what i did was systematically try to figure out what was broken in banking and then try to figure out which company was best representative of the solution that people wanted, which i can basically tell you is three things. people want low to no fees, fair and transparent lending and they want a full suite of products so can you basically have a one-stop shop. sofi was the top of the list when i looked across all the companies on those dimensions. >> sofi has been a member of cnbc's disruptor 50 list so we're very familiar with it and familiar with anthony nodo the idea of this disruptive force, that's a big part of the success of sofi and certainly of your attraction to it. >> yeah

larry scott will step down. the conference says scott will leave his position in june.erence lagging behind other power conferences. scott has been at the helm for 12 years. the pac-12 will start negotiations for a new -- >> a wise man once said experience is the best teacher. james wiseman is looking pretty experienced beyond his years. last night at the chase center a coming out party for wiseman who dominated in the paint scoring a career high 20 points in 25 minutes. the warriors blew out san antonio 121-99 and notice the old-school city edition oakland jerseys. last night the ws gave vp kamala harris a custom jersey before the name, the 49 representing the 49th vice president. we hear she is had a busy night. of course harris was born in oakland and she's already said she's going to hang that in the vp office. >>> as many of us watch the inauguration there were powerful words by many people, but one california woman stole part of the show. take a listen. >> democracy can be periodically delayed but never defeated. >> that is amanda gorman the youngest inaugural poe

scott, can you hear me? oh, what do you think, anna, while we see if we can get scott's shot back up? >> well, first let me say, you know, i've noticed watching him on tv and scott and i have had many an argument for the last four years. but i've noticed a level of reflection, an introspection in scott in the last few weeks since the election. and i see a lack of that among so many republicans. and absolutely, look, when your existence is based around support and loyalty to one man, you are a cult. you are jim jones. you are waco, texas. you are not a party. a political party needs to be based on ideas, on principles, on thoughts, on inclusiveness. and a political party needs to reject, needs to reject -- i don't care if they are republican voters or trump supporters. there is no reason, there is no way, there is no justification why the republican party should accept as part of its tent qanon conspiracy theorists or racists. they should have no space in this tenant. tenet. >> totally. i'm glad you brought i