seymour, you had the first pick back in 2019. this is your second time having the first -- back in 2019 you picked general electric. i just want to say that is like picking ryan leaf, ryan leaf in the nfl draft. sam buoy ahead of jordan, man. you have to do better than that. your pick this year is - >> i tell you what it wasn't easy there's no trevor lawrence out there, ty. it is an exciting time and just a player away. happy to say despite my cannabis bros hate me. >> e i'm taking the bitcoin talents to south beach number one pick. bitcoin. >> wow. >> wow, wow. >> look at john. >> i hear the groans. >> what is this? new york jets out there? >> only up 81% year to date. >> ultimately had a case - >> go ahead. >> you had a case where this was -- pulled back we pulled back 20% talk about coiled spring fed policy where it is look i don't love the fact and you know i like to buy the bombed out names to make the most money from terrible to just bad but in the case of bitcoin we have a nice pull back and we are very close here and this

and our top pick in the draft goes to tim seymour of seymour asset management >> seymour gets it, tyerful tim seymour gets to go first i think we're doing it thursday, which is the same night if i'm right as the nfl draft so we'll see who the trevor lawrence of stocks is next thursday evening >> i don't know, the contenders, dom -- again, this is about which will perform the best over the next 52 weeks if i'm not mistaken >> absolutely. >> we don't give you a whole universe but we give you representative of the whole universe you can pick from spacs, big tech names, you can basically take your pick >> basically, these guys get two picks each they're going to go and get graded on performance between the draft day and the day before the super bowl, i want to say it is if you take a look at the world that we've picked out there, it's the hottest names you hear about all the time on cnbc it's the spac names. it's some of the cryptocurrency type names hot stocks out there so they've got a whole world to pick from. the real issue is draft order matters because it's the top pick and then ev

let's go around the horn s tim seymour?al transports may be some of the best out there fed ex is making another run at 300. fed ex, i'm long >> karen finerman? >> yeah, so even with this market run-up, i think all right, what would i buy more of? i come up with whirlpool should it be at an all-time high and still not expensive. whirlpool. >> and of course that was a tim seymour fast pitch not too long ago. brian kelly, what do you say >> well, for me, i'm going to go a little outer space here and virgin galactic. if you're going to get this face-ripping rally and really frothiness. >> gonzaga completes the perfect season. >> i told you all the way. i told you weeks ago at the start of march madness gonzaga all the way. that was my call >> i know. i know >> nice job. >> it's incredible what you do >> it's amazing, right >> oracle, all-time high orcl >> all right thank you all for watching "fast money. see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 meantime, don't go anywhere. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission i

and forget football, it's cnbc stock draft day our own tim seymour kicking off the party with the numbermore alpha this year find out as we have greatest picks next, that and a lot more when "fast money" returns. to a huge wedding. to give high fives to our patients. to hug my students. with every vaccine, cvs is working to bring you one step closer to a better tomorrow. sales are down from last quarter wibut we are hoping cthings will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. >>> your pick this year is -- >> -- well, i'll tell you what, it wasn't easy there's no trevor lawrence out there but it's exciting time for our franchise. we're just a player away, happy to say, no cannabis, time taking bitcoin talents to south beach that's right number one pick, bitcoin, the best athl

professional poker player maria ho and tim seymour. who will take the top prize?r teams a list of 60 stocks and investments and before the first pick, s&p all-time highs stocks are surging what should the strategy be? >> i'm a huge believer to take advantage of momentary declines and talking about a period of now and the super bowl to find something that could be a coiled spring, something down right now because if you're going for

. >> i'm melissa lee this is "fast money" tonight's trader lineup tim seymour, steve grasso, james mcdonald and nadine microsoft falling one trader says double down on this name, how they're playing this pull back it's a small world but big reopening, disneyland opening the gates for the first time in a year we break it down for the trade. later, we are upping the stakes why tomorrow's kentucky derby could be a big win with the betting sports stocks. starting with s&p 500 ending flat despite blow out earnings from biggest companies in the market dow down on the week record profits from the most valuable companies couldn't get investors excited, what will or is the best already baked into these markets tim? >> look, it's disappointing and certainly if you told me the numbers that google and facebook, especially on their ad growth what it means also for the consumer and economy and then get to apple, 5g super cycle alive and well, their service business is girouxing and amazon might have had the best numbers of everybody. week over week triple q&a's with nasdaq down very concerning. semidcond

we thought of the woman that thought of the seymour not to say that i asked. for that out ak come over but i don't have a better and why then does anyone know music i'd prefer them or any. money my own boy them in going to sonia and when no frantically know how i'm going to special moment i mean everyone i must i leave there it there again but i was and was afraid to hold up wait another month d.n.a. . in a comment i stated to be on the. it's wonderful to be on the havana rooftop in the winter i've really enjoyed being back here but it has been sad to see the difficulties people are facing here right now but the positivity of my cuban musician friends always shines through and today i even saw a little sign of hope the 1st live street music i have seen here on this trip enjoy and. done. tainted into a nameless mass of their bodies mere tools the history of the slave trade is africa's history it describes how the money for power and profit come it into an entire continent into chaos and violence. 18th century and it's rebellion against the new frontiers of slav

. >> i'm melissa lee this is "fast money" today's trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, karen fineman and -- big moves as we kick off a new quarter. plus president biden promising building ev stations nationwide. and batter up fast pitch on deck one trader thinks this e-commerce toing stock. is a total home run. s&p 500 closing above 4,000 for the first time ever. it's now up 7% this year but the big winner today, big technology alphabet microsoft. amazon all posting strong names these stocks have been on fire over the past week nvidia, nece tesla, net flip -- netflix -- >> yankees just lost their home opener, let's get that out of the way. >> pity party. >> good for bk who basically picked the bottom in nvidia, been on stock since he said it we talk about facebook, karen loves google google with a all-time high and facebook a whisper of it, both those stocks continue to own these stories are not about the broader market these are individual secular names that i think continue to work into april. >> and of course they hadn't been working in large part for the past six months. the cont

time for the final trade, let's go around the horn, tim seymour?ake me feel good either walmart world's biggest retailer, people forget about this when the tailwind is around infrastructure but more importantly stimulus is very, very strong. >> jeff mills? >> i'm going to stick with my guns here, primoris it's a good time to be selective in small cap a lot of tailwinds and reasonable valuation. >> yeah 48% did vote yes, that's the bright side of things. >> i'll take it. >> steve grasso? >> i'm going with sonos. if you look back, i own this from the middle teens. they had a supply issue, never a demand issue, people wanted their products just couldn't get enough of their product to the consumer now they've handled the supply issue, melissa, i know you're not suppose to buy a stock for mna or potential mna but this would make a really nice add on for apple, google or amazon. the chart looks like it wants to scream to $50. earnings come out first week of may. watch this one. >> guy adami >> black stone reports i think on the 22nd. rngsink it continues

. >> i'm melissa lee this is "fast money" tonight's trader lineup tim seymour -- tonight on "fast money", kds coming up how investors can navigate troubled waters plus, academy sports outdoors rising in the ranks, we'll break down what this company is and why day traders are piling in. later, for sale side of the times, the health of the housing market starting with big rally in big tech, sector closing in all-time high, microsoft, alphabet, facebook all touching new records today. look at how the mega stocks have done in the past month, facebook up 20%, alphabet more than 12% so is this tech turn around for real this time, dan nathan, i'll go to you. >> it's in the mega cap we've seen it for months the seeing the apple, amazon go side ways seen it break out last week with alphabet, facebook and microsoft and now amazon playing catch up here i like all those names, that's where we want to be if we ever get a pull back, you want to continue to buy those how they play on the other side of the pandemic i don't like a lot of the high-growth names that were winners of the pandemic that start

and you can trust jane seymour, because she's a medicine woman. ♪♪ >> to enjoy this joke, stream cbs'paramount+. paramount+: a mountain of entertainment. >> stephen: the headliner was former president barack obama. >> i want to make sure that our communities, particularly ones, african-american, latino, as well as young people understand that this will save lives and allow people to get their lives back to normal, and the sooner we get more people vaccinated, the better off we're going to be. >> mr. president, i get my second vaccine shot tomorrow. i cannot wait. i think it's important for us to keep talking about the vaccine. so, i'm telling all my friends, yo, man, forget what happened back in the day. every black person, please go out and get vaccinated. >> i am vaccinated. >> stephen: you know you can believe it if shaq promotes it. he won't lend his name to just anything. another highlight came when dr. anthony fauci was interviewed by actor matthew mvconaughey. wow, the sexiest man alive was interviewed by matthew mcconaughey! mcconaughey may have a lot more public policy appear

governor seymour should have ordered the state militia to eject the trespassers and restore to us our offices and protect us and the pursuit of our lawful business. the governor should have protected us. federal troops are occupying our newspaper offices, the governor should send in-state troops to stop them. and to another new york democrat he said that seymour had missed the opportunity to interpose the arm and shield of the state of new york between mr. lincoln and the oppressed within the circumference of the state. is that language sound familiar to anyone? that the governor should have interposed the arm and shield of the state of new york. where have we heard that before? >> the interposition from the virginia kentucky resolutions. professor white: that's right. james madison comes up with this theory of interposition that if the federal government takes away the rights of the state citizen, this state should interpose itself between the federal power in the citizen and protect the right of the citizen. here is a new york editor calling for the governor, or privately wishing th

trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, dan nathan and karen finerman microsoft shelling out $16 billion for nuanced communication. so that got us thinking, what should be the next tech tie-up our traders have some ideas. we'll bring them to you straight ahead. >>> plus, an all clear for alibaba. why one trader is calling the fine the best news we've seen in a while. >>> and later, time to ante up draftkings falling 6% today. the stock is down nearly 26% in the past month so you double down on this pullback a semi smackdown the gloves coming off in the battle of the chip giants as nvidia fires a shot at intel hey, josh. >> so melissa, ceo jenson wong has transformed nvidia into a true powerhouse with that company's graphic chips. these are protests that generate images and accelerate ai now they plan to make their own servers, the primary brains in most computing devices saying first quarter revenue is tracking above its previous outlook of $5.3 billion. and that stock posted its best day to year in over a month. some investors clearly saw the announcement as a direct shot at intel, whic

here for the countdown, tim seymour, victoria fernandez and delano, thank you for being here let's getn workers in alabama voting against forming a union today but the fight far from over. tim, what do you m

that onshore wind and that will bring with it some more low clouds and some fog here in the bay area seymourhat overnight tonight. >> and into early tomorrow morning. in fact, that some mid to high level clouds rolling on through, too. i think it's going make for a beautiful sunset tonight. so get out there and enjoy certainly see some of those over the golden gate bridge right now. that breeze is blowing and the fog is gathered along the coastline. you see right there toward the beaches. pretty gray just beginning to break up a little bit, but that's going to reform overnight tonight and we'll see. maybe even see some drizzle along the coastline. the sea breeze has been kicking in. look at to 70 miles an hour in a san francisco 18 fairfield 23 at sfo and 13 even into san jose temperature wise. not a bad day again today. it's of right along the coastline. these numbers about 30 degrees cooler in the 50's in the valleys. well, still looking nice. 76 degrees. a little more 72 in dublin, 80 degrees and cocker right now. certainly a very nice evening there. 61 degrees in oakland 7, 3, 7, sum on

might actually make the situation worse but this isn't the country though position open season on seymour so sad organization rose up a few days ago a few weeks ago saying that we don't want him to to stand for some so all these other powers that are going to stunt and i mean they have got a voice now when there is this is some sort of power vacuum now it's likely going to be what i swear we're going probably to see more people find in full do power groups also rising to make sure the get what they wanted but also the opposition trying to get to what they wanted to remove prince the easter b. but of course there's also some of confidence in the form of confidence of president interested but also want our. viewers west africa correspondent fred thank you for your reporting. well next to that breaking story the hughes medical regulator has given a green light to the johnson and johnson covert 19 baxi the spite a possible link to rare blood clots last week the company halted its european rollout after u.s. officials recommended putting the vaccine on hold after detecting 6 very rare blood cl

take you now to minneapolis and standing right outside the courthouse is our correspondent stephanie seymour on set stephon good to see the attorneys are about to make their closing arguments behind you can you outline briefly what their respective narratives have been. big day for minneapolis minnesota for the state here a big day for the united states because all eyes are on the exactly that what you said the closing arguments and then the jury deliberations which will start right after today in the. trial so this is all about is remember this is the last time the jurors will hear from prosecution or the defense team meaning this is the time that they have to connect the dots so to speak prosecution will reiterate everything and connect to everything in their closing argument they have brought forward in the last 2 weeks they brought 38 witnesses and experts to the stand and now they're making their points again in summary so to speak the defense will try the same thing and as we heard in the piece prosecution focused on saying this was unnecessary measures taken by. which caused the death

seymour as if it was just a random person just breaking our window inside and read handwriting. someone wrote dirty expletive and then a derogatory term for people of asian descent. go back to your home. i can't believe how this could happen in our community for charlie and his fellow co owner, jeffrey knew in home is the bay area, both their second generation vietnamese americans born and raised in the south bay. they opened up a food truck, then a brick and mortar 10 years in the business and sunnyvale for the past four years, i can't fathom. i'm stuttering because i i'm speechless. well i was disgusted when i heard the news today. this is absolutely not tolerable, unacceptable, and this is horror as mortifying to find out this type of incident still happening right here in sunny bell auto. lee is santa clara county supervisor and former mayor of san neville. he says he's surprised sending those population is diverse. 40% asian and 15% land. next we will never allow this to happen to any individual. whatever ratio. what? you're asian. you're african american latino. it's your

democratic leader horatio seymour's election as governor in new york, increased the republican disarray. by december 1862, many republicans in congress had unhappily concluded that lincoln was weak as a war leader and executive. though they acknowledged his good intentions. republicans, however, did not publicly criticize him. they feared the damaging effects that public attacks would have on the president for the war and their party. privately republicans felt little about questioning his leadership. senator trumble, who owed his election to lincoln, wrote a friend, you would be surprised in talking with public men in congress to find how few when you get at their real sentiments are for mr. lincoln. there is a distrust and fear that he is too undecided and inefficient to put down the rebellion. during the dark days of early 1862, republican leaders in congress came to the conclusion that the reorganization of the cabinet was necessary if the war was to be won. overwhelmingly, they wanted secretary of state seward replaced in the cabinet. and to a lesser extent, the anti-republican thu

really care about my own life and without was going to make it to tomorrow night you know especially seymour how is dying the tributes online you can't help but think that that's going to be a unix. those fears are justified only a few $100000.00 people in south africa have been vaccinated there aren't enough doses to go around at the current rate it would take 16 years to x. need the whole population south africa would like to manufacture its own vaccines but the patents are all registered overseas the only way i'd go back is if i'd be able to control. you know my exposure to illnesses you know and if i am exposed to illnesses make sure that i have the correct effective p.p. . civil not also needs to be vaccinated but while she's no longer working as a doctor she doesn't mind waiting. physicists are excited about what could be a major breakthrough in our understanding of the universe it all has to do with the behavior of subatomic particles called nuance experiments at a lab near the u.s. city of chicago have shown that new ones move at a rate that's faster than expected potentially unlocki

i think we'll see some sprinkles of some type of potentially seymour than that.hat would be that would be helpful. okay, i'll see you all back here tomorrow night. have a good evening. okay but we'll see then. thank you. cheers today at the jet propulsion lab in southern california today, the ingenuity helicopter had its first flight on mars, napa says this is our nasa razors rather says this is the first ever controlled flight bye. an aircraft on another planet. scientists called it a breakthrough rivaling the wright brothers, the £4 helicopter rose nearly 10 ft. above the martian surface. hovered in place for 30 seconds and then rotated before landing because of the thin air. the blades have to spend five times faster than they would on earth. it's like on earth being elevation three times the height of himalayas, so the air is very thin and ingenuity had to be really light small. nasa says they're planning five more flights for ingenuity with increasing difficulty, possibly laying the groundwork for a fleet of martian drones. coming up after the break. history

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that's how it goes again tomorrow, but i think we'll seymour clearing tomorrow. it's funny right now and at the sfo at the airport. we are looking it uh, you know what times there could be? a little drizzle in the coastal hills is that low? just sits. offshored creates this pattern that is sort of stagnant and that it's even though we're getting clouds and there's no onshore breeze and what have you it's sort of locked in a little bit for the next 48 hours. and so what we see. tomorrow is what we're probably going to see again as we head into wednesday, there is the low pressure center down there. you can't it's hard to make us not really well defined, but it's. in a position where it's not close enough to us to bring us rain. it's not close enough to us to mix out the fog. it's just in a position that we're getting this kind of flat line whether so tomorrow follow suit, except i suspect tomorrow we're going to see a little more sunshine that we saw today overnight lows where they were last night. so they're all well above freezing now, so for gardeners, and i kn

cut appreciate the immense physical challenges of walking seymour. virtual solidity of shouldn't create a very dense and. really difficult to translate. what's so shocking about country. music ok if he. read your readouts on acid or that's really a challenge conducted are being able to be actually i thought you. should know. that for also going to be so. challenging or piecing is because the submarine question who is. very far more more than. probably wrong. which is a challenge for such a scheme trend which is why. foreign leaders of began arriving in chad ahead of friday's funeral for president and 3 stay with despite warnings from rebels to stay away french ambassador chants new leader general mamata drees no he's the late president's son was appointed after his father was killed fighting rebels in the north francis thrown its support behind the generals military council which is now in charge of all the $130.00 migrants are believed to have drowned off the coast of libya after the rubber boat capsized that's according to the french rescue agency

what seymour was also tortured by and large are when he was on his way to a demonstration in syria in september 20th 11 he was arrested and taken to prison a notorious torture facility where and more are was in charge. i was interrogated 3 times over the course of 5 days. each time i was interrogated allegedly by and why are what he said i am the interrogator. that's been deaf and gave the orders and he told others to beat me so i was beaten if mr anwar did not like my acid to a question. which the fund. was seem tells us that he shared a 22 square meter cell with 87 other people they all took turns sleeping in a seated position security guards broke his ribs during the interrogation wassim did not tell n y r r that he is a musician. it if you're in the interrogation i was always afraid that they would beat my hands if a hand would be broken or a finger removed or something like that it would be a disaster for me. and. my leg they always told me to lay on my stomach with it and put my feet in the air so i laid on my stomach and placed my hands beneath my chest. is it in part to suppor

it's time for rapid fire he's the chief investment officer of seymour office management first topic. it's a good time to be a driver for uber or lyft they are upping wages to more than 40 bucks an hour in major cities that's nearly double what most made before the pandemic lyft and uber were up 75% in march. my mother-in-law was talking the other day about how she had to go with lyft instead of uber because there's no uber drivers. it's created a weird user experience and maybe a really good situation for the drivers who do show up right now >> it's great time to be a driver it's not great to be a customer. huge waits t hurt the customer experience on the plus side, this the great for drivers. i've been reporting on these companies for years when drivers say they are not getting paid enough your mother-in-law switched to lyft that's interesting is lyft going to grab more market share will we see them having discounts for drivers. >> this has to be horrendous for margins. what's the traders take? >> i think they are passing a lot of this on the the customer. i love that uber spent the

now >> congratulations, i'm melissa lee this is "fast money" today's trader lineup guy adami, tim seymour, nadine and hopefully hroniss grasu will grasso will join us. game on with tech stocks hitting fresh all-time highs we'll break down the record moves. and career terrific -- terrifi terry duffy joins us and space etf from arch is there money to be made in the final frontier, we start off with the roaring 20's break out the bathtub records it's boom time for the u.s. economy. j.p. morgan ceo going all in on america in annual 66 page letter to shareholders, we got your back, here's the "fast money" clipnotes version of the letter. he says market valuations are high but justified due to excess saving deficit spending and strong economic growth. banks are playing smaller rose in financial system thanks to the rise of fin tech and china is on the rise america should get ready for it. bottom line, it's boom time in the old usa. so is he right guy, what do you say >> well, it's interesting. i didn't read the 66 pages i'm a cliff notes guy, as you can imagine. i'm sure you frowned on people l

today's traders guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman tonight on fast coinbase dropping the first day of trading so what happened exclusive reaction from an early coinbase investor. plus the big winner, one saying this is the true stand out stock in the batch of bank earnings. and check out the after-hour moves in dell as the company announces big spin off shares soar we start with $2 billion question did coinbase mark the peak of the crypto craze this is why we're asking, coinbase started trading at $381 hit a high of $429 and was all downhill shares finishing the day nearly 14% below its opening price, as coinbase fell look at bitcoin pulling back to drop all-time highs 2% following the drop in coinbase saw similar moves in tesla starting in the green falling 3.6% in the first trade. micro strategy down 4.2% so for the coming of coinbase are the best days behind us for this crypto craze? guy? >> definitely not. i mean, it's a peak, it's a peak in the term bitcoin made an all-time high today but i don't think it's the peak at all it makes sense to talk about it, all of the stars line

the first pick went to tim seymour. despite the name stock draft, he did not pick a stock bitcoin.t trivia the very first pick in the first stock draft back in april of 2012 it was herb and jenny and myself it was blackbetrry maker researh in motion. the first winner is that guy right there. boom bust blog author reggie middleton. he picked google what a pick it was not just since then, but the first ever pick in the draft google or alphabet shares are up 700% put it another way if you bought 100 shares of google at the start of the first stocks draft paying $30,000 at the time $30,000 and threw into google, you would have $240,000 today. $210,000 gain for just buying a stock and doing nothing. pretty cool, right the power of compound returns and the markets. the draft is not just fun and games, although it is, there is potentially serious money to be made good luck to everyone and this stockgie back for an encore. one of the first ever stocks draft in 2012. >>> someone in the stocks draft this year is stephanie link. strategist at highhtower and cnc contributor. she joins us now s

host: seymour, scottsdale, arizona, democrat. caller: i think the basic problem is that states have gone their own way, politically motivated, rather than doing a national election >> you can find entire -- find today's entire "washington journal" program on c-span.org. we know go -- we now go to the house administrations of committee on elections, with a hearing on voting america.

he usually and he would ask them questions the poet george steele seymour very minor poet in america literature was a guest at these events and he wrote years later that i did not see him take any notes, but it was understood that he was gathering material that boys personalities were somehow in the process of filtering through to the printed page as i mentioned some of these boys appeared in the printed page and alger's books such as lois schick and andy gordon who was alger writes a school fellow of german extraction. biased 60s in the 1890s horatio alger's health was not particularly good. as you offer often suffered from bronchitis, so we still managed to keep up his writing he found excuses though to leave his desk and he began to spend more and more time out in natick, massachusetts with his sister and her husband amos. and also in some coastal resort areas in massachusetts and in maine, he would not work from months at a time. we'd simply sit out in the sun breathing in the air as he felt that all the sea air and the sun would be good for his lungs. besides as juvenile works h

here for the countdown, tim seymour, victoria fernandez and delano, thank you for being here let's getit. the prime battle amazon workers in alabama voting against forming a union today but the fight far from over. tim, what do you make of what is going on here? >> first of all, leslie, welcome. what a treat to have you on this late -- early friday evening to be talking about this stuff. look, the news today maybe was a bit of a surprise in terms of the percentage of the vote that went i guess in favor of amazon but if you listen to amazon, they are saying this isn't about us, this is about what the workers chose for themselves amazon, you know, depending on who you ask and whether it's their effective tax rate and 193 billion net worth of jeff bezos and some of the workin conditions we've heard about for the company over the last year or so in the pressure of employees, look, there is a lot of negative sentiment with amazon but today's news seem s to be on some level, a national referendum maybe it was, maybe it wasn't. looks like amazon came away the winner. >> what do you make of th

and again, looking at your commute into the city of seymour reports of another traffic collision right here by the tolls westbound. so we're probably going to see the time tick up just a bit. as you head into the city right now. at 11 minutes, the san mateo bridge looks great. no accidents to tell you about. a year. 13 minutes. chad across towards the peninsula. we'll leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell commute as you head richmond under 9 minutes. so have more on those accidents that we're following for now darya and james, back to you. >> it should say welcome home fans. yeah. the giants ballpark. because right the first time in a year. you can actually go inside and watch and hear the roar of the crowd which is something the players have been missing for quite while now. they'll be excited to have you back in the stands. but even if you have a ticket, you can't just walk covid folks. and there are new rules. kron four's will tran is live at oracle with the details. good morning. we'll looking more like a baseball player who's on that jersey yeah, yeah. back batting cl

they'll be back tomorrow, but i think we'll seymour sunshine overall today was mild with heist in some places just getting into the low fifties will have the forecast when i return. wanted. d on suspicion of sexually assaulting a child 53 year old giorgio garcia of red bluff was arrested march 25th authorities say he sexually assaulted a girl in 2003 and 2004 while he was her counselor. garcia reportedly stopped working with the county in 2006 after he was accused of giving alcohol to another underage girl who was under supervision. garcia is being held on $350,000 bail. mm hmm. new attention now to a cold case, it has been almost five years since 22 year old alex goodwin was shot and killed outside his grandmother's house in berkeley, goodwin was an aspiring rapper. he was shot to death on maple street near burnett in august of 2016. detectives believe the killer directly targeted goodwin in that there are two other people who may have information about this case. but so far, police say they're no closer to making an arrest. goodwin's family is hoping that anyone with information will

. >> i'm melissa lee this is "fast money" trader lion guy adami, tim seymour, karen fineman and tonight's sounding to declare a cease-fire and the very next day thursday earlier than everybody else knew. >> so what is your sense as to why credit sweets left out of the party. we're just learning that they're going to they were liquidating the rest of the exposure just last night this is weeks later. >> it is hard to explain other than an outsider like me saying that it is perhaps a sign of dysfunction, of the left hand not knowing what the right hand was doing in the case of credit suisse, of not having a culture in which risk management is elevated to a high enough position where they could act quickly and decisively to bring it back to the morgan stanley, the way we heard about it essentially is that when they shifted a lot of the risk to the hedge funds, the hedge funds were not thrilled because they didn't know the extent of the selling that was just about to happen the very next day, that tens of billion dollars of share sales that were going to happen the very next day. so word got o

to seymour oven, onshore flow and the fog potentially turn turns on friday, and that'll mark some significantoling, and it will call for the weekend, but it's not massive cooling. it's not down in the fifties again, it's going to stay in the sixties and low seventies right through the bay area weekend, so i've got a nice looking weekend ahead. and then things start to turn back to the winter. with some rain with some clouds, and that would be a monday and tuesday and i'm cheerleading that one on because you know we needed overnight lows. not that chili as i just showed you. that's because the air still thinking it's thinks it warms the forecast highs, using the colors to represent temperatures, isis their maps what is referred to and this is forecast so orange colors are. eighties, the reds are 90. so you actually see some red showing up at towards modesto down towards president in those areas, so would not be interesting. so potentially some nineties we're gonna see plenty of seventies and eighties tomorrow and you'll look right on the coast and you'll see those low sixties and that's with a

. >>> tim seymour, how should which we of the staggering, number 1.1 million vehicles that will not belt because of the chip shortage? unlike an iphone phone production issue, oh, well, they'll be bought in the next quarter or something like that it's not the same here. >> well, i think it is. >> really? >> i think those cars will be bought here -- yeah, i do. i think if you think about the demand and the trends that we have seen, not only because of where i think the economy is where you have a lot of the age of existing inventories on the road, where you have the innovation coming out of ford, they announced they're going over the top, over the air, doing software upgrades already on the f-150s and on the mustangs they'll wait and i think they have the money to spend because they have been not spending on other things the most impressive thing to me about ford is that the company is run so much better than ever. ford international is profitable everywhere except for india. that's an enormous achievement for a company hapless in europe and in parts of latin america. i'm excited about

host: seymour, scottsdale, arizona, democrat. caller: i think the basic problem is that states have gone their own way, politically motivated, rather than doing a national election by a national voting standard. we need to get the system, based it on social security cards to let people vote. it is sad that only 68% of the country votes when most other major western european countries that are democracies have odor 80% vote. -- over 80% vote. host: aaron? guest: that is certainly an idea worth exploring, and the same thing with voter id. many people in the population might not have a social security card. if you are older, were bowing in a third world area, you might not -- were born in a third world area, you might not have one. that could create some challenges to certain communities as well, might have unintended consequences. host: amy in gray, georgia. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i think we are muddying this issue. it is quite simple. in the last three elections, the primary, general, and the runoff, i v

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look here, you're going to see temperatures or yellows, which means temperatures in the seventies in seymour valley here, so that's warmer than it was today. in this trend is going to continue through the weekend, but it's subtle. so i'm not going all fired up about big heat or big great. it's just a subtle trend of mild mid seventies, not just for tomorrow, but right through the week. so you see behind me here in the five day forecast the warmest days of the week are the hot spots are going to end up just being in the mid seventies. so it's not easter. that wrong with it. it's just not going to be anything spectacular. so there's the five day forecast. i'll see you back here in 11 with updates, all right, we'll see then, bill thank you. starting next month. visitors to you, somebody national park will need a reservation for day used to enter the park officials that you somebody say the temporary reservation system will allow the park to manage visitation levels to reduce the risk associated with exposure to the coronavirus day use. reservations will be required for all users, including thos

fauci, and jane seymour. that's right.a health issue seriously, hit 'em with a dose of dr. quinn, medicine woman. [ laughter and applause ] they say if the ratings for the special are good, nbc plans to roll out more viruses in the fall. [ laughter ] poor donald trump. all he ever wanted was another show on nbc, and now joe biden's has one. [ laughter ] in other dinosaur news, scientists in china have found things, they've discovered what they believe to be the oldest reptile with opposable thumbs. it's a flying creature now known as a “monkeydactyl.” which sounds like a word joe biden would use for “nonsense.” “that's a bunch of monkeydactyl!” this is a “monkeydactyl.” i was hoping they'd look like flying monkeys, but they just look like little dinosaurs in trump hats. they have claws, thumbs, and a giant toothed beak. they're like the swiss army knife of dinosaurs. they can kill a wooly mammoth, then open a bottle of michelob ultra, no problem. [ laughter ] there was a notable celebrity death today but not one that anyon

so tonight we're going to seymour. clouds mild temperatures because we get that cloud cover. of course, it keeps the heat of the day from escaping to quickly so we stay pretty mild tomorrow another day like today and then we're going to stay pretty dry as we head through the next 567 even up to 10 days. so here are your temperatures overnight as i mentioned. pretty vile tonight. you could see you have to go all the way to santa rosa to find thirties the late 48 for san francisco the overnight low 45 for san jose and then two are we wake up to another foggy day in san francisco with those upper forties, we will start to get a little clearing as we go throughout our day and the afternoon should be a pretty nice and with partly sunny skies and a high of about 60 degrees, so that san francisco but check out what's happening in the wider bay area for tomorrow we're going to see temperatures bump up a little bit. so notice if you are in linen conquered livermore, morgan. hill santa rosa, fairfield, antioch, we're talking sev

family is also demanding here to seymour body cam footage from that incident the city of alameda has hired outside investigators here to look into consults his death. the three officers involved are currently on paid administrative leave. people in one oakland neighborhood of reporting a serious of frightening crimes in which intruders show up in the middle of the night, using the victim's balconies to gain access to their homes. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with some of the victims and police about this troubling trend. then i screamed because i saw someone outside at first sofia at malcolm thought it may have just been a shadow. so she turned on the light in her room. and then i saw someone pick their head out, and i screamed and then i ran to go get our dad. there was no shadow. she and her sister had just interrupted a prowler. it was one of at least six incidents reported over the past month in oakland's adam's point neighborhood. i saw this man. standing right next to me and intruder ended up in pat shoulders bedroom hours after the incident involving the sisters, i scre

so we're starting seymour microclimates out there will be more mild, too nice to warm as you head into your saturday forecast and even warmer temperatures by sunday. we'll have the full update coming up in just a little bit. all right. mark will see then animal rights activists held a protest outside golden gate fields which opened to the public today for the first time in more than a year. the protesters want to what the racetrack to shut down, according to the group, direct action everywhere. the protest is tied to the recent deaths of racehorses at the track. nine horses have died there this year, the activists say golden gate fields is the deadliest track in california and the second deadliest in the nation. golden gate fields represents an awful blood sport industry that's patronized by billionaires. the track it takes up almost 140 acres of bay area water friend and it should be used for housing. it should be used for open space, and it should be used for literally anything else but a blood sport. the owners of the track filed a lawsuit last month against the group over protests

it seems like we seymour appointment availability start to show up on fridays, but the important things to be persistent. once you've done a search and gone through the screening questionnaire on my turner, cvs, don't close your browser window. keep it open and just as you think of it later in the evening, maybe even the next day do the search again. but once since you're already signed in, and you've already passed the screener, you'll have a better shot of finding a new appointment just a little bit quicker, and it's a process. it is all right. not all that common to find it felt the first time you search. yeah, well, there's a lot of people and now eligible or will who will be eligible across the state on do you know, obviously just the limited supply that we have. so you have to be patient and persistent. i want to make sure we put up your website one more time. that is vaccinate. see a .com and it's a group of volunteers like yourself who are trying to trying to put together a comprehensive list of where there are doses available. so we want to let folks know that if they want to

closer to a san francisco temperatures this afternoon, keeping it cool for the coastline fifties seymour around the bay water spots inland on track to reach the seventies out towards santa rosa, fairfield and antioch this afternoon. minor changes in your thursday forecast pretty much the same story here friday. and then we get excited by the weekend will think it up the clouds on saturday. it's nice to welcome back those rain clouds as we head into a sunday so factor that into your outdoor plans because we could be a dodgy in or maybe embracing those rain clouds as we head into sunday. there you go. all right, mark. thank you. well, there is a new push across california for everyone to prepare for wildfire season now in some areas, emergency service workers are teaching people what to do to prevent and to respond to fires. christy grosz shows us how to alameda economy is becoming a fire wise community. year after year after year. 12 may county is no stranger to wildfires. definitely in the last couple of years, we've seen an increase in welfare and catastrophic wildfire at times flames,

seymour as if it was just a random person just breaking our window inside and read handwriting.rote dirty expletive and then a derogatory term for people of asian descent. go back to your home. i can't believe how this could happen in our community for charlie and his fellow co owner, jeffrey knew in home is the bay area, both their second generation vietnamese americans born and raised in the south bay. they opened up a food truck, then a brick and mortar 10 years in the business and sunnyvale for the past four years, i can't fathom. i'm stuttering because i i'm speechless. well, i was disgusted when i heard the news today. this is absolutely not tolerable, unacceptable, and this is horror as mortifying to find out this type of incident still happening right here in sunny bell auto lee is santa clara county supervisor and former mayor of san neville. he says he's surprised sending those population is diverse. 40% asian and 15% land. next we will never allow this to happen to any individual. whatever ratio what your age in the african american latino? it's your wife. this is not