.— daily mirror, tony.aily mirror, tony. they are not i expressing it on the record, that's for sure. expressing it on the record, that's forsure. i expressing it on the record, that's for sure. i think the queen's call here was right. i think prince harry wanted to quite rightly in my view, take his family to california, take them out of the fishbowl of what it is likely to be a member of the royalfamily in the is likely to be a member of the royal family in the united is likely to be a member of the royalfamily in the united kingdom, but i think their pain two queen was also correct in saying she you cannot be happening have filed, have a royal. so difficult as it may have been for them, i think the decision to take away their patronage is in their commander—in—chief, things was correct. the flip side of that is that harry and megan will now try to because —— become hollywood style celebrities, and that comes with interviews of oprah winfrey. —— meghan. i don't think this will be particularly good for har

and i agree with tony— concerned about. and i agree with tony and — concerned about.erned about. and i agree with tony and i do think that some of what _ tony and i do think that some of what meghan said so for instance when _ what meghan said so for instance when i _ what meghan said so for instance when i had always listen the clips of the _ when i had always listen the clips of the interview, i was pretty much on team _ of the interview, i was pretty much on team meghan and was very thin but that it _ on team meghan and was very thin but that it to— on team meghan and was very thin but that it to what she said. when out and watched the entire two hours, i thought— and watched the entire two hours, i thought some of the substance of what she — thought some of the substance of what she was saying, it did not feel like it— what she was saying, it did not feel like it was— what she was saying, it did not feel like it was the complete picture. but particularly the stuff about why archie _ but particularly the stuff about why archie was not called a prince, while — archi

daisy and tony, you'll be back in about half an hour. tony, i back in about half an hour.s. daisy mcandrew and tony mcgrew will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. until then, bye—bye. good evening. i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start withjurgen klopp, who's ruled himself out of becoming germany's new head coach following joachim loew�*s decision to leave after this summer's european championship. loew, who took over from jurgen klinsmann in 2006, has asked for his contract to end a year earlier than planned. having led germany to victory at the 2014 world cup, this year's euros will be his last tournament in charge. it was inevitable that klopp, whose liverpool side have lost their last six matches at home, would be asked about the vacancy. and despite his difficult run, he paid tribute to loew�*s achievements, but said he won't be leaving anfield. for sure one of the most successful, did an incrediblejob really. and i understand that he wants to have this highlight for

what do you think of tony's trade? >> yeah so a really important element of what tony's doing here, if you think of why you use call spread rather than a simpler trade than one i said in iyr, i misspoke and said iyh the volatility -- look at june, $2 very nearly 10% of the current stock price. by using in the money call spread what tony outlined you're reducing the decay and reducing the break even considerably and putting out less premium than you would by buying that call so the trade he's chosen is far better than buying the stock which has its own risk but actually much better than a simple options trade than buying that june call which cost more money and have much higher break even and higher decay important to keep an eye on the trade structures and the one tony chose i think is the right one. >> there you go, guys, maybe a couple ways to make money on pet co for everything on "options action" check out the website optionsaction.cnbc.com and sign up for the newsletter of course we're not done tonight. here's wha

the pandemic pets business has exploded and tony has a tree for you to bark up. >>> and finally -- we're not just shopping for options here in the u.s professor mike khouw believes now is the time to look overseas and pick up a little baba. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >>> welcome, everybody happy friday hope you're having a good friday maybe an end to your week, wherever you may be. thanks for joining us. as the world attempts to emerge from lockdowns, real estate, whether it's offices or warehouses is maybe the single biggest industry trying to figure out what the heck a new normal for work and other things may look like. but from a stock perspective, carter worth thinks that most of the major uncertainty is behind it and he has got, as always, some charts to prove it, which is why we call him the chart master carter >> hey, brian. thanks before we get to the charts. just what you seed reits represent a broad swath. health care, apartment reits, industrial, warehouse, it's endless. what we know is actually reits are very good week this week be

tony is here, and he's got a trade that could capture the upside in the pandemic pet boom. all right, tony, it sounds like you're barking up the right tree, so i'm going to leave you and take it away >> yeah, thank you, brian. so the stock that i want to take a look at here is petco. because we've seen a significant sell-off in this previous month with the other retailers, but they recently just reported a fairly strong earnings here last week and the stock is down about 10%. yet i think this is the opportunity for investors to step in, because this category is likely going to continue to see some pretty strong spending, even after the reopening so when we look at the chart itself, the ipo was just in mid january, so we don't have a lot of history, and the stock has been fairly volatile, but i do seem to find a little bit of support here around the $20 level. but the primary interesting thing that i want to point investors to, that are looking in this particular space, petco is actually outperforming its digital rival here, chewy over the past three months or so, so it is i

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get it tony. >> i get it now. so i want to take a look at the pull back here from win this week as a way to get into this reopening trade, not only from casinos but also from march madness in "fast money." we look at the long-term chart of when it has been a underperformer since 2018. lower lows since 2018 but over the past four weeks it started to break above that down trend higher highs higher lows. this signals potential reversal long-term under performance from w yrks nn. it - wynn has spent the last three weeks pulling back a little bit. that's the opportunity to seek some exposure for the long side when you look at the business for wynn they have equal amount of exposure to even the east coast and recently established their majority stake in the online mobile betting bet pool the segment of the market that's fastest growing, online gaming so i like the stock. i think it is likely going to break out. when looking at the options the implied volatility is 52 week low. the options are cheap relative to its histo

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if so, you do have a level tony, why don't you take it? of thumb i usually use sa long call or a put or a debit spread is set the loss at 50% of the premium that you pay. >> all right time now for the final call. carter, braxton wirth. >> 3m closed at 185. we are looking at 210 or 12% higher buy it >> tony zhang. >> bounce on ge. sell a put credit spread. >> mike ko >> put spread callers make cost-effective hedges. >> that does it for us on "options action" see you next friday at 5:30. meantime, the last edition of "on the edge" starts right now the following is a presentation sponsored by trusted luminess. ♪ if i could turn back time. - do you want to turn back time 10, 20, even 30 years? ♪ if i could find a way. - i am 52 years old. i look better than i have ever looked. - want a seemingly erase years of visible aging ♪ you'd stay. so you can look years younger fast? now you can turn back time to look years younger fast instantly with the newest, best ever luminess with its acclaimed silk foundation.

get it tony >> i get it now. i want ted to take a look at wy this week. not only from casinos but from as you said march madness in fast money if we look at the long-term chart hereof wynn, it's been an under performer since 2018 lower lows since 2018, but over the past four weeks it started to break above that down trend higher highs, higher lows. this signals a potential reversal from this long term under performance here from wynn if we zoom into the break out, the stock broke out from 117 and quickly rose to 137 and has spent the last three weeks consolidating moving sideways, pulling back a little. and i think that is the opportunity to seek some exposure for the long side and when you look at the business here for wynn they are fairly diversified in the casino space. they have an exposure to macao, and boston on the east coast they established their majority stake in the online mobile betting bet bowl this is really the segment of the market that's fastest growing here is that online gaming so for those reasons i like this stock. i think it's likely

and she is an emmy, grammy, and tony winner who received another tony nomination for her performancerankie and johnny in the claire de lune." audra mcdonald will be here. but before we get to all of that, democrats in congress passed the final version of a $1.9 trillion covid relief bill as well as a bill that would strengthen unions, both of which would deliver huge benefits to the poor and working class but the gop and fox news have been much more focused on "looney tunes" and the royal family for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: millions of americans are currently in crisis thanks to the pandemic and economic crash, with poverty and food scarcity on the rise and millions losing their health insurance. and yet nearly the entirety of the right wing media apparatus has been laser focused on dr. seuss, "the muppets," the "looney tunes," and joe biden's dog. >> even today we heard about biden's dog biting someone can you imagine if president trump had a dog at the white house and it bit someone, the press would go crazy they would say this dog is working with rus

tony, a younger guy, maybe a little more aggressive than the old man over here. who's playing it a little bit more conservatively. >> let's go from tech to the consumer trade like the rest of the market is doing. tony is taking a look at one name that's equal parts go shopping and stay at home. so tony, take it away. >> yeah, that's exactly that because the home improvement space remains one of the strongest categories of consumer spending still, even as the reopening trade starts to take hold here, and lowe's poor performance since they've reported earnings over the past couple of weeks, which actually were pretty strong, i think is an opportunity to play for a bounce if we look at the chart here, on an absolute basis, the chart broke out above that 150 level here in august so far it's been holding that level, even today bouncing fairly strongly off that 150 level here also on the absolute basis to its sector, xly, this is a stock that has held up very well since the election and remember, there are some pretty strong names in this particular space and not only

tony thinks this is a name to get into when everybody else is ejecting tony, take it away >> yeah. exactly. i want to take a look at ge, because this is a bit of a counterintuitive trade the stock down about 15% this week i think that's actually an opportunity for investors who may have missed out on the recent breakout to get some long exposure especially as ge looks a little more focused as a result of this keel being able to focus on their aviation business, the power business and the industrials billings the stock has outperformed the sector in the past five months it's been hard to chase this particular stock if we look at the long-term chart, ge has been bottoming here in the 2018 the $12 level is the level it's been struggled to get back above that it broke out a month ago above that level but it quickly rose beyond that level very quickly if we zoom in here, the breakout above that $12 squikly ran up to $15. but on the news this week, we managed to get all the way back to that $12 level. as carter would say, we tested that level to the penny. it held that level and i think

tony to you.g of going long since may 1, everyone can get vaccines do i sell two of the july $62.50 calls and sell the shares. >> i like the technical shut up of walgreens and the fundamental thesis the only comment i have is that the july options that are roughly four month from expire operation are a little too far out. i prefer to sell a shorted data option and collect a little less premium and do it faster so i can do it faster before that january expire operation for the long option. >> one quick one slv or the silver miners in general? >> in general, i like it all this is sort of the no man's metal. you've had industrial metals and gold is under pressure silver is ranged it looks like the u p everyone s chart. it gets resolved up, not down. >> we'll take a quickie and come back to the final call next. m so on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. oh. their award-winning content is

tony, good stuff appreciate it. enjoy the weekend. >> 30 years of doing this, you would have figured i would have muted my phone sorry about that have a great day, guys. >> you as well that's the brave new world of doing all this from our homes. all right. see you soon nadine, you are heard the argument, at least the conversation, what's your opinion here >> i mean, i think he's right, obviously on a one-day short-term we have daily risk ranges. yesterday was pretty obvious financials were over bought. treasuries also over sold. you could cover your shorts on long duration treasuries but when you look ahead, right, i think that's what steve's point is, is that yield probably are rising financials are under-owned just like energy. and if you look today financials are at implied volatility premium, people are paying a lot for protection on financial names and therefore they have additional room to run. if you see yields 1.9 or 2% on the ten-year you're going to have a nice return on the financials. i disagree with ton

. >>> then keeping with the theme, tony zhang is also bringing good things to life find out why he's jumping into ge when others are ejecting. >>> finally, speaking of ejecting, professor mike khouw is constructing a tech sector parachute, just in case. because he sees more turbulence ahead. it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >>> let's get to it. name this stock. it's an old industrial that's seemingly everyone loves to hate it's got businesses in everything from your face mask to your adhesive-backed not notepads 3m carter, this left for dead name could come roaring back to life. carter, what's on your post-it >> that's right, it's really the only true conglomerate left in the united states with health care lines, consumer lines, industrial, adhesive, automotives, it goes on and on, and really the biggest in the world. what we know is it's one of the worst-performing dow constituents 3m on a tier basis is worst. let's look at a couple of charts the first is a comparative chart of the spider's xli versus 3m. this chart ends at the pandemic low. th

tony: 300. marilyn: 300.athan: christine lagarde had a question for europe, can they engineer a recovery that lights -- that leads to higher interest rates. an ecb rate hike or the end of her eight-year term? tony: the end of her term and probably the next governor as well. jim: i will see a rate hike. marilyn: maybe a rate hike. jonathan: i appreciate your time . from bigger city, for our audience worldwide, same time, same place next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ it's time you make the rules. so join the 2 million people who have switched to xfinity mobile. you can choose from the latest phones or bring your own device and choose the amount of data that's right for you to save even more. and you'll get nationwide 5g at no extra cost. all on the most reliable network. so choose a data option that's right for you. get nationwide 5g included and save up to $300 a year on the network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. mark: new y

tony is taking a name that's go shopping and stay at home. take it away >> yeah.t's exactly that because the home improvement space remains one of the strongest categories of consumer spending still even as the reopening trade starts to take hold here and lowe's poor performance since they reported earnings over the past couple of weeks which were fairly strong i think is an opportunity here to play for a bounce if we take a look at the chart here on an absolute basis the chart broke out above that 150 level here in august so far it's been holding that level even today bouncing fairly strongly off of that 150 level here, but also on the absolute basis to its sector xly consumer discretionary, this is a stock that's held up very well since the election remember, there are some pretty strong names in this particular space and not only has it held up along -- relative to its sector, it started to outperform the sector this week during the selloff. for those reasons i like this relative to the sector but also if you look at the subsector within the home improvement sp

then even if interest rates and volatility take their toll, tony zanz has a play that could keep lumbering higher and a life boat can only hold so many passengers before it sinks as well. but have no fear professor go can swim to your rescue it's time to risk less and make more options action starts right now. >> let's get right to it check out the big tech takedown with the nasdaq composite closing out the week in the red. lowest level since seventh there is one name bucking the trend. carter, take it away >> sure, and obviously, there's more than one, but let's talk about in many ways the most marquee stock of all, microsoft. so let's go right to the charts. the first of the two-panel chart, top panel, microsoft itself, just ascending in an orderly fashion over the past five, six, eight years the bottom panel is relative performance to the qqq, the nasdaq 100 what you can see is the divergence meaning as microsoft has continued higher it's been a serious under performer relative to the 100 largest nasdaq stocks but that relative performance line, which has been slumping down has bounced

do you disagree with tony dwyer? >> well, you know what, scott? this is a great example of i think tony has been unbelievably spot on. he's talked aboutbacks and tanks. he goes all the way back to late last spring, early summer. and he's been right. and a lot of people are fighting against him on that. i think what we're seeing now is the acceleration that we'd seen out of the banks that started really in november you can't sustain that forever so i actually do expect some pauses, some pullbacks and one of the reasons that the xlf was kpleeging to me, they weren't just going into april or march or something with the very short-term options they were buying a little bit of time, because of the fact that they probably expect a little bit of volatility. some bumps in the road maybe the pause we're seeing right now potentially out of the financials would be a reason why they wanted to buy more time they were going out to may they were going to september they bought 100,000 of the may 37 calls yesterday as a matter of fact, they have bought 25,000 of t

tony's reaction?ere a match and four weeks ago, they underwent successful surgery. did you have ar a moment when y thought why am i doing this? >> no, i sure didn't. >> reporter: do you consider him a hero? >> absolutely. >> reporter: they have another name for each other. >> blood brothers. >> part of the family. >> reporter: a family that has more time together. >> it doesn't take much to help another human being. just have to have some compassion. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday, for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for cbs this morning and follow us online, any time at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm jan crawford. ♪ ♪ >>> it's tuesday, march 30th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." dramatic day of testimony. all eyes on the derek chauvin murder trial. how the prosecution and defense gives two very different accounts on the day george floyd died. >> we must work together now to pr

chang now with all the latest for us from bangkok thank you so much tony. well as tony was mentioning amnesty international is saying analysis of more than 50 videos shows that mia lost military isn't gauging and premeditated killings and the poing what it calls battlefield weaponry and warning some people may find or a battle plan is report to stopping. myanmar's military is using increasingly different tactics and weapons normally seen on the battlefield its target protests isn't bystanders across the country that's according to new research from amnesty international. the rights group verified dozens of videos like this one and says they confirm security forces are engaging in what it calls systematic and premeditated killings it was around $28.00 and every we started seeing action more lethal force people being shot with live rounds and being killed. per says earlier on there had been a mixed use of life bullets and probably bullets but now what we're seeing is a mounting death toll. in this video recorded on march the 2nd in young gone on the sea inter

tony chang there with all the latest for us from bangkok in thailand thank you very much tony well as tony was saying assy and foreign ministers have been meeting virtually today to discuss the situation in myanmar jessica washington has more on that meeting. so the point. is we don't get all the countries raised during this meeting but we know that indonesia has been at the forefront of trying to organize these meetings between foreign ministers and trying to organize some sort of meeting at the in the end it ended up being a virtual meeting between ministers. and all the countries have stressed for this process is that this meeting does not confer any sort of legitimacy on the military it is not showing any support but this is the start of a dialogue and the start of normalizing the situation. you know that indonesia has been the biggest advocate in the on. democratic transition to some of the stated aims we heard from the foreign minister. is that the safety and welfare of the people should be at the forefront of that. humanitarian access and that should stand ready to assist in th

tony antonelli got a new kidney. the donor was his wife mary.ar, it started to fail. >> sure enough, we had to look for another donor. >> reporter: finding a match is difficult. tony had only about five years to live. bad news for a man with 13 grandchildren. enter dan reynolds, an army veteran who knows something about being down on his luck. he spent a few years living in a van. even so, he's known in this maryland neighborhood as the handyman with a heart of gold. after doing some yard work last october, dan thought tony looked pale and tired. >> asked him if he was okay. he said that he had -- might have to go dialysis, his kidney was failing him. i said, i'll be happy to give you a kidney. >> reporter: in fact, he said he'd be honored. tony's reaction -- >> stunned. >> i started crying and say, oh, my god. >> reporter: it turns out they were a match, and four weeks ago they underwent successful surgery. did you ever have a moment when you thought why am i doing this? >> no. i sure didn't. >> reporter: you consider him a hero? >> absolutely.

tony's reaction. >> stunned. i started just crying and saying, oh, my god!nan: turns out, they were a match, and, four weeks ago, they underwent successful surgery. did you ever have a moment where you thought why am i doing this? >> no, i sure didn't.re >> brennan: do you consider him a hero. >> absolutely. >> brennan: but tony and dan have another name for each other. >> blood brothers. >> brennan: blood brothers. absolutely. part of the family. familiar. chip reid, cbs news, >> reporter: a family who now has more time together. >> it doesn't take much to help another human being. you just have to have some >> brennan: that is generosity. we'll be right back. hauls like an f-150, thinks like an f-150 and powers like an f-150, it must be an f-150... hybrid. introducing the all-new 2021 f-150 powerboost hybrid with 570 lb-ft of torque and 12,700 lbs. of max available towing. rinsing the dishes before they go in the dishwasher? well, new cascade platinum has 50% more cleaning power, so you don't have to. its food-seeking enzymes break down food into particles

and more importantly for tony, it has helped keep his core staff employed for the past year. yet another group to benefit from this chain reaction of support. >> we felt like it was a really great opportunity to, you know, help each other survive in this, you know, uncertain environment. >> reporter: for the families who now come daily to pick up their meals to jw, the takeaway from all this is simply a good, hot meal. >> there you go. >> reporter: the takeaway for the rest of us is a reminder that indeed the only way we have been able to get through this is together. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> that's pretty nice. survival mode is something we know a lot about this last year. >> and we're so grateful for these people and these organizations that stepped up during this time. they needed the help and we are coming together and hopefully jeff will come together soon in the studio. i know you miss us. tuesday today much better than yesterday. right? >> i know. >> what a nice day. >> yeah. pretty much picture perfect. for march standards, i think it's probably a ten on

tony: aquÍ hay hasta para llevar!ra y entonces me estÁn dando de esa medicina. no soy excelente bailarÍn, pero dice el jurado que tengo cierto carisma y hago muchas expresiones con la cara y eso me ha convertido como en un atractivo. carlos: tu humildad siempre te ha caracterizado—— [hablan a la vez] [risas] ana:tony, tienes azÚcar en la cintura. tienes algÚn secreto guardado que nos puedas adelantar? tony: nada, creo que tengo la lista para bailar. tengo que bailar el tango. algo que le tengo mucho miedo, creo que me irÁ muy bien. es mucha tÉcnica. los cÓlera fu son excelentes, coreÓgrafos que han bailado con ricky martin, artistas importantes a nivel mundial. carlos:quÉ me tienes que preguntar a tony? johnny: no esperaba menos de ti, eres mi Ídolo, yo pensaba que era el Único paquete que habÍa venido sin humildad, pero no. tony: lo comentario de la semana pasada—— [hablan a la vez] johnny: me voy a quedar callado porque sino voy a terminar peleando. en quÉ crees que has fallado? tu estabas en desacuerdo con los juec

chang is our correspondent in thailand keeping an eye on events there is well tony let's. talk about what's happening right now the fact that people are out there with the standard i say down way down in the south of the country. yeah absolutely and we've seen these raids going on overnight and yet everybody is still coming out so if the goal of the military is to intimidate people into staying in the homes it's clearly not working we've seen day after day of the protesters coming out marching in the streets and not just in the large urban centers but all across the country as well. increasingly in areas where there are ethnic armed militias we've seen that the protesters coming out rather more boldly yesterday and last show in shan state we've seen areas under the control of the qur'an armed forces to protest as a come out and been guarded in some cases by those ethnic groups and then as a potential other flashpoint for the security services to clash with the ethnic term forces but overall in the country we are still sort of locked in this deadlock the protesters come out

tony is so proud of his signature dish, he named it spagha-tony.s is what the romans used to make. this is the secret to the flavor. this gives it the intensity. garum is sort of like ketchup. tony adds lemon zest and an avalanche of bottarga. >> this is what people used to use by the sea because they did not have cheese in place of cheese. >> come on. >> viola. that's beautiful. god damn it. i love it. [ laughter ] thank you. that's so good. oh my god that's so good. oh my god! [ laughter ] the soul of your restaurant is taking simple food of italy and elevating it. >> yes . it turns out tony is a cul culcul culinary linquist. i feel guilty. i love this idea. >> tony created something that a lot of people were not able to create. he takes traditional food and elevates them. he loves where he comes from, he wants to make everything better. it is not a bad trait. # ♪ ♪ aficionado. i'm a fashionista. sneakerhead. metalhead. me? gearhead. ♪ ♪ audiophile. gamer. i'm a foodie. woo! i'm whatever this is. obsession has many names. this is ours. the new le

tony is so proud of his signature dish, he named it spaghettony.s is what the romans used to make. this is the secret to the flavor. this gives it the intensity. garum is sort of like roman ketch, sort of. tony adds lemon zest, sisalian, of course, and an avalanche of bottarga. on top he adds salted dehydrated capers for crunch, and dried breadcrumbs ground down be anchovies, which is called molicca. this is the molicca people used to use by the sea because they did not have cheese. this in essence took the place of cheese. come on! that's beautiful. god damn it. i love it. [ laughter ] thank you. that's so good. oh my god that's so good. oh my god! [ laughter ] the soul of your restaurant is taking really simple food of sicily and elevating it. >> yes. >> si, si, si. >> it turns out tony is a culinary linguist. >> jesus. i feel guilty. >> i just love this idea. >> i want to live with you. >> tony created something that a lot of people aren't able to create. he is able to take these traditional foods and elevate them. he loves where he comes from,

thanks very much indeed tony chang talking to us from bangkok in thailand. briana taylor's name has become a rallying cry for the black lives matter movement thousands of people in the u.s. will be marching to ensure she's not forgotten she was shot dead a year ago in a botched police raid on a apartment in louisville kentucky mike hanna has more on the continuing fight for justice. protesters once again gather in jefferson square park just as they did a year ago following the police shooting of. among them a mother still grieving every day still mice that don't see. the anger no less than it was in the wake of the shooting and for me it would like for me to minister to me the palmer we get is the fact and it matters when the flag just as in mind i'm raising a. brown girl. no no i think you get away with. me. after his investigation in kentucky attorney general had this to say about 2 of the 3 police officers involved in the shooting for him to get in touch the law use of force by mattingly. was justified to protect themselves this justification for a search

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tony: i've already cared about that. all these people looking like i had 10 heads last summer i was overweight on the cyclicals. it feels -- if you'll sink it as global recovery. we've not favored those america cap high multiple stocks, the stay-at-home stocks. we believe this economic expansion and in -- we are early in the economic expansion. we just came out of a recession. we are still officially in a recession. so when do you really want to get out of cyclical stocks and back into the big defensive names, when you think you're going to go into a recession. that literally is years away. that doesn't mean like i said before, and the first half of this year it will be marked by volatility. i also expect down hills like 5% to 10% corrections on the nasdaq. jonathan: pulling back from equities wholesale is one point, but pivoting back from the cyclicals and back into growth is a different one. when growth expectations peak in the next several months we have to think about what the senate -- what they are looking at. that

. >> asÍ celebraban los hondureÑos de new york la sentencia a cadena perpetua por narcotrÁfico de tony el departamento de justicia investigaciÓn representante republicano, tuvo una relaciÓn sexual con una menor de 17 aÑos, segÚn reporta el new york times. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna, acompÁÑanos. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con patricia. patricia: buenas noches, vamos a comenzar con el traslado de un segundo grupo de adolescentes que llegaron solos por la frontera a un refugio improvisado en san diego, varias de ellas estaban contagiadas de coronavirus y fueron puestas en cuarentena en el centro de convenciones de la ciudad de san diego, alberga a cientos de jovencitas, allÍ recibirÁn clases escolares con maestros voluntarios, ha generado cierta polÉmica. >> un segundo grupo de menores no acompaÑados llegÓ al centro de convenciones de san diego, al menos 247 niÑos arribaron al refugio temporal, ahora cuenta con 723 jÓvenes de 13:00 a 17:00 aÑos, de las cuales al menos el 10% tiene coronavirus. recibieron a 59 niÑas que dieron positivo antes de aborda

tony chang away that update there from bangkok. in other news a residential building has collapsed in egypt's capital cairo it's unclear how many were in the multi-story building when it came down in the middle of the night local media reports say at least 3 people have died in 23 others are injured and this building collapse happened just hours after 2 trains collided in central egypt killing at least 62 people and injuring another 165 the railway authority says someone triggered the emergency brakes on one of the trains and the other crashed into it from behind the president is promising to punish those responsible. to the u.s. now where politicians sparing over the surge of migrants crossing the border with mexico including the arrival of unaccompanied children which has reached record levels in recent weeks both democrats and republicans have been visiting facilities in texas and blame each other for the crisis chabris hand reports of macallan texas on friday dueling congressional delegation has attempted to frame the u.s. is l

anwar security forces to protect people not to harm them we'll get an update on the situation from tony chang very shortly but 1st his report on saturday's events and a warning you may find some images disturbing from the outset. be inconsolable cry of a father who's dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home and central myanmar as the security forces moved in. just city yangon looked and sounded like a battle zone the soldiers and police roam the streets burning barricades firing stun grenades and live rounds. and pain everyday lives and these are these are these these are engineers these. community leaders and this is student this wounded man was dragged visibly bleeding into the road rather than help provide 1st aid the soldiers beat him as he laid in a pool of his own blood in the southern city of daraa way these 3 men on a motorcycle or shot at random as they passed police trucks to manage to get to their feet and flee a 3rd wounded trapped beneath his bike. and those wounded or killed dragged away unceremoniously to be bundled into army trucks. all of this on a

but tony fauci didn't.ad, he would have already known this because the study and clinical infectiousgnorio diseas not the first study to reach this conclusion. in fact,ic back in june of last year, one of the leading scientific journals in the world, the lancet not a small publication cameme out with the study on social distancing andnd found this, "for the general public, that would include schools, evidence shows that physical distancing of more than a meter is highly effective." oh, so 3 feet was enough in june. they just didn't tell us that. other medicalso experts saying e same thing.. in fact, dr. mark esper's for the public health systems at this, "i know 3 feet there is 80% reduction of the transmission of the disease." so it is not actually new information. it was ignored information. and we made policy on the basis of bad information not on the basis of science but on the basis of lies justified by 19th century research. into tuberculosis. so why are they telling us this now? here is one reason. t

tony blinken didn't dare mention any of this.s conspicuous absence in his list of concerns. >> we will also discuss their deep concerns with actions by china, including hong kong, taiwan, cyber attacks on the united states, economic coercion toward our allies. >> tucker: yeah, what didn't he say? listening to the secretary of state right there, precedents to his remarks, you would never know the chinese government still to this day is stonewalling international efforts to find the origin of the coronavirus. even officials at the world health organization, which they pay for, complained about it privately, of course. china has consistently lied about covid-19 for more than a year. the chinese government delayed the release of genetic information about the virus that could have helped scientists understand it and fight it and save lives. this is a crime of an enormous proportion. it affects the entire world. it endangers all of us. get the biden administration totally paralyzed by identity politics has said nothing. in fact, at tim

. >>> don't forget to turn those clocks forwa i'm gayle king, that's anthony mason, and tony tony. president biden says every adult will be jbl for a covid vaccine shot in less than two months. >>> science's race to make sure the recovery stays on course as they track and sequence new variants of the virus. we go inside the fight. >> an kbreechlt investigation is launched against new york's embattled governor, andrew cuomo. how he is losing support from close allies after the latest sexual misconduct allegations. >>> just two weeks away from a unique grammys, with a star studded lest of performers. we will have an onstage look at the preparations. >>> first, here's today's eye opener. it's your world, in 90 seconds. >> i will not relent until we beat this virus. but i need you. i needs every american to do their part. >> in his first primetime address, president biden says america is coming back. >> i will direct all states, tribes, and territories to make all adults eligible to be vaccinated no later than may 1. >> president biden has signed his massive covid-19 relief bill into l

. talking about, the whole saga of three orfour years —— tony. have treated pretty much all new members of the royal family pretty appallingly over the last 20 years. i'm not saying that two wrongs make a right and therefore meghan deserved what she got. but there is a bit of me that does see why the rest of the royal family kind of shrugged their shoulders and thought, "we all get this horrible abuse from the papers. " of course i also have a lot of sympathy of what meghan and harry were saying, which is they are the first royals to feel that they have been treated with racism. and that does set them apart from the rest of the royals, because the rest of the royal don't know what that feels like. so i completely understand that awful expression about talking about their truth, but it is their truth and it is their experience and i did have sympathy with them, and i had sympathy with them, and i had sympathy with them, and i had sympathy with meghan when she was talking about suicidal thoughts. why would anybody say that they had suicidal thought

it could be net tony bennett, because _ kingmaker be?bennett, because naftali _ kingmaker be? it could be net tony bennett, because naftali bennett l kingmaker be? it could be net tony| bennett, because naftali bennett is one of the few people has not made a firm commitment as to whether he would go into a coalition with netanyahu or not. many of the other parties have declared already they will or they will not go in this. net tony bennett, however, is also said he will not sit under a government led by the nearest challenger, led by yair lapid of the yesh atid party, which has had a good second place showing. what is interesting as they could always be other kingmakers, netanyahu has become accustomed to find ways to peel off certain individual members of parties to top up the necessary numbers to reach 61 seats, and i should also point out that these polls are already changing, they are being updated as we speak, as some of the results come in and as the posters suggest they are findings —— adjust their polls, the netanyahu loyal bloc

that's great. >> i know. >>> tony? >> tony dokoupil? to get her husband to clean more, and so she decided to go on a cleaning strike. >> uh-oh. >> she goes on line by the name of lily potkin. here's how it went -- after two days, there is what her kitchen looked like. her husband had not stepped up. she's mentions a rotting sausage on the stove, the sausage of death she calls it. after three days, look at the laundry picture. piles everywhere. she called it post oapocoliptic and stopped replacing the toilet paper. >> the pile is pushed to the side. it's not being done. by day four, i can report that this experiment had not only gone completely viral in two countries, it actually worked. her husband got to cleaning. and miss potkin said it worked so well she woke up with the house smelling like bleach and so many things put away that she could not find them. >> that is the dilemma. >> i love there wessista-- i lo can't see the husband's face. >> she says we're not getting divorced. he realizes the error of his ways. >>> mine is about cri

tony is so proud of his signature dish, he has named it spagatonny. this is like what the romans used to make. right. this is the secret to the flavor. this gives it that intensity. garam was sort of like roman catchup, sort of, maybe. tony then adds lemon zest, sicilian, of course, and an avalanche of botarrga. [ speaking foreign language ] on top, he adds salted, dehydrated fried capers for crunch and ground down with anchovies which is called molita. this is what people used to use because they didn't have cheese and this essentially took the place of the cheese. come on. oh, no. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that's beautiful. god damn it! hmm! i love it! thank you. it's so good. it's so good. hmmmmm that's good! the core, the soul of your restaurant -- >> yes. >> -- is taking simple food of cicely and elevating it. >> yes. [ speaking foreign language ] >>> it turns out tony is a culinary linguist. [ speaking foreign language ] jesus. i feel guilty. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i just love this idea. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i want t

chang with an update on what's happening in me and i thank you tony. 2 avenues in the u.s. has condemned china's proposed new veto powers on hong kong selection of politicians saying it is a direct attack on the territory autonomy beijing revealed the legislation on friday at the opening of its largest political meeting the national people's congress the changes would effectively dismantle hong kong's opposition by allowing the chief executive to appoint members of parliament in line with a beijing appointed committee adrian brown has been speaking to opposition leaders in hong kong about the changes who say they won't be giving up without a fight. location hey represents what's left of a once thriving opposition party many of its members have been arrested with others now on trial accused of subversion loz doing court in 6 months to face unlawful assembly charges but is free on bail he says china's government can eliminate hong kong's political opposition but not the aspirations of its people the chinese government or the whole kong government they can suppress the whole c

chang joins us live now from bangkok in neighboring thailand tony so this isn't the 1st time the gent have used nighttime raids since the coup tell us what's been happening. absolutely not and this is something that's been going on for some time but it's certainly been stepped up in the intensity in the last couple of days we heard a lot of reports in yangon a mandalay that this was happening last night before i went dark every night the internet is shut off at about 10 pm local time so we haven't heard anything in the last 6 hours or so but it does seem to be very consistent with a pattern that's emerging the security forces are going out after dark in forcing the curfew that's been in place since the military coup but also intimidating they clearly have a list of people activists journalist anyone frankly who's been shown to be publicly supportive of the protesters there trying to arrest and doing so in a very dramatic way kicking down doors firing stone grenades but i think also this serves to intimidate a lot of areas in these large urban areas have neighborhood watch committees t

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