to our floor show traders, scott bauer and scott redler. scott bauer, this smells like a power play to china's new billion delays. the government is saying, not so fast, we're still in charge. does that headache them too hot to handle, or is it time to pick up some discounted names? >> yeah, i don't think it's too hot to handle, liz. i don't think the issue is hands -off on the chinese stocks. that said, things have to be done strategically. either buy and hold or buy and trade. as you just said, both the chinese government and the u.s. government, they're all over these chinese tech names. but, you know, i think that the chinese government is going after jack ma, and jack ma's mates. but if you look at a couple stocks out there like an alibaba, like a jd.com, these are ebb companies that throw off billions and billions of collars in revenue -- dollars in the revenue. and i think those are two the stocks in specific don't shy away from. i think those are buy and hold stocks, not buy and trade stocks. i love those for the long run, especiall

lauren: all right, let's get straight to our traders tom hayes and scott bauer. tom, you just heard the labor secretary. he says more people will go back to work when they're vaccinated, but how about when their state ends the extra unemployment benefits? >> well, i think that's a key factor, lauren, as you saw. actually, the number of unemployed people ticked up a bit to 9.5 million. that compares with 5.7 million pre-pandemic. the unemployment rate ticked up to 5.9%, that compares with 3.5% pre-pandemic. that manes that the fed -- means that the fed is probably going to, as powell have been saying, taper becomes a 2022 issue. market is up, biggest gainers, leisure and hospitality picked up 343,000 and education, 269,000 jobs. i think there's an interesting trade here, because the thurm one factor in housing -- the number one factor in housing demand is jobs. and we did pick up 850,000 of those this year. one of the things that we're looking at is the mortgage originators. they've been beaten up in recent months, and united wholesale mortgage corp. is trading at

next speaker >> caller: i'm scott bauer and thank you for proposing this and closing the walkway to cars 24/. and i live on 45th ave and i'm a physician, public researcher and i commute on the great walkway every day. this is immensely preferable to my previous commute full of cars flying by me and unsafe situations i've experienced as a biker. i also get my exercise and spend time with friends and family on the great walkway during the week and weekend. i spend more money at our local businesses because of their proximity to this park and want to advocate for greater access for those with disability impairment and when there's more cars on the street it's a small price to play and it's a green jewel of san francisco. thank you. >> next speaker. >> caller: i've been living in the sunset and richmond district 20 plus years. i live on 46th avenue where our beloved sfmta tore down our street and we're blocked from making right turns from 46th off lincoln and my friend has counted 300 plus cars in a three-hour period. this is ridiculous. this is a move by a bunch of faux progressives that cl

next speaker >> caller: i'm scott bauer and thank you for proposing this and closing the walkway to cars 24/. and i live on 45th ave and i'm a physician, public researcher and i commute on the great walkway every day. this is immensely preferable to my previous commute full of cars flying by me and unsafe situations i've experienced as a biker. i also get my exercise and spend time with friends and family on the great walkway during the week and weekend. i spend more money at our local businesses because of their proximity to this park and want to advocate for greater access for those with disability impairment and when there's more cars on the street it's a small price to play and it's a green jewel of san francisco. thank you. >> next speaker. >> caller: i've been living in the sunset and richmond district 20 plus years. i live on 46th avenue where our beloved sfmta tore down our street and we're blocked from making right turns from 46th off lincoln and my friend has counted 300 plus cars in a three-hour period. this is ridiculous. this is a move by a bunch of faux progressives that cl