what about you, tony? no, i have never been tested | tony?no, i have never been tested for coronavirus and _ tony? no, i have never been tested for coronavirus and i'm _ tony? no, i have never been tested for coronavirus and i'm not - tony? no, i have never been tested for coronavirus and i'm not in - for coronavirus and i'm not in anyway— for coronavirus and i'm not in anyway worried about it. i think it would _ anyway worried about it. i think it would he — anyway worried about it. i think it would be useful but people like myself — would be useful but people like myself who are not in the age group who had _ myself who are not in the age group who had been vaccinated but would like reassure and as to whether they have had _ like reassure and as to whether they have had it — like reassure and as to whether they have had it for have been carrying it without — have had it for have been carrying it without symptoms. i do not see any downsides except for lots of planning — any downsides except for lots of ”lannin. , ., ., planning. yes, so the

tony, i am 'ust auoin to to treat women... tony, i am 'ust going to jump �* to treat women... women... tony, i am 'ust going to jump in there. why h to treat women... tony, i am just going to jump in there. why do i to treat women... tony, i am just. going to jump in there. why do you think, then, that that attitude has changed? where has all this come from? tt changed? where has all this come from? . , changed? where has all this come from? ., , _, changed? where has all this come from? .,, _, ., from? it has come from the internet and pornography- — from? it has come from the internet and pornography- it _ from? it has come from the internet and pornography. it is— from? it has come from the internet and pornography. it is pretty - from? it has come from the internet and pornography. it is pretty office l and pornography. it is pretty office where it comes from. people can access pornography from young age from with very little restrictions or oversight, and it presents women as objects to be used, and so it is not rocket science work comes from full to what is a thing that

bravo, tony. bravo, tony, tony. ¡tony! ¡tony! ¡tony! ¡tony! ¡tony! ¡tony! ¡tony! ¡tony! ¡tony! actualmente california continÚa con 5 millones de vacunas para las prÓximas semanas. desde este jueves 15 de abril, todos los mayores de 16 aÑos serÁn elegibles para obtener la vacuna contra el coronavirus. hablamos con un mÉdico del sistema de salud estatal, este nos dice cuÁl es la preocupaciÓn en este momento. >> en ese momento la variante estÁ baja, queremos que se quede asÍ, por eso es bien importante que se vacunan. reportero: el condado de santa clara, permite que los mayores de 16 aÑos realicen una cita para recibir su vacuna. es necesario programar una cita a travÉs del portal estatal "myturn", recuerde que se ofrece servicio de transporte gratis a quienes se vacunan. apunte con la cÁmara de su telÉfono al cÓdigo que ve en pantalla para descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn. despuÉs de muchos meses de espera, miles de escuelas de san francisco, se preparan para regresar a las clases presenciales maÑana lunes. reportera: en la escuela briant, celebraron que se regresarÁ a las clases pr

tony russo for lying about leaving his fingerprints on that flyer. still, tony was on parole.m safely behind bars. mind you that they already noticed something like the fact that tony changed the look of his fan after he became a suspect. >> he took all of the pinstriping off of his van, which several of the women noticed. >> he went to some trouble to make the car look different. >> yeah. changed the symbol of the christian fish, took that off. >> they searched tony's van, top to bottom and didn't find diane's engagement ring or anything that belonged to her in the van and a search of tony's house came up with nothing but outside the house they found zip ties appearing to match the markings on diane's wrist and tracked down his alibi, asked employees at the christian radio station if tony could have knocked on the door without being seen. the radio people said no, not possible. >> as part of their tornado protocol everybody in the building had to go to the front lobby of the radio station. no way he could have shown up there without them not knowing. >> yet his cell phone pin

tony was almost intimidated, i was intimidated sometimes to be with tony. >> why in. >> i thought, will i be up to par, and you feel like it was worth the trip. >> it was worth the trip. the meal of a life i'm with the legendary chef paul bocuse, evolved in to a hunting trip and then later in to an intimate gathering of friends. >> it is for me a dream to spend this time with a legend. but i'm thrilled that he too seems genuinely delighted. >> the only thing he cared about, was to connect with people who were really connected with their life, family, and country through food. >> andfor bourdain that did not have to be fussy. >> you don't want to be fussed over. >> no, serve my like everyone else. >> in 2016, we met atpastrami queen in new york, which is also in the travel guide. >> this is your place when you come home? >> this is my go-to. this is what i crave. no matter how well i have been eating or where that might be. this is the first thing i want and need. he made hundreds of trips and traveled thousands of miles but writing the travel guide was a journey that laurie wiliver had

and much better than walgreens i like cvs. >> tony?k out. >> all right, time for the final call now, already that time. carter what do you say >> estee lauder. long >> tony zhang. >> fastly slowing down selling of call vertical. >> mike khouw. >> for hedging consider put/spread callers. >> that does it for us on "options action", we'll be back next friday at 5:30 eastern. don't go anywhere though "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now have a great weekend >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you money. my job is not just to entertain but educate and do teaching so-call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. why not? afte

tony, _ good. tell us about this new challenge. tony, there - good.over the weekend of the 30th to the 3rd of may. the big challenge again but toplay tony's style, he will do it. and maybe more. ~ ~ ., style, he will do it. and maybe more. ~ ., . , style, he will do it. and maybe more. ~ ~ ., . , ., y more. we know anything about tony, i exect it more. we know anything about tony, i exoect it will — more. we know anything about tony, i exoect it will be _ more. we know anything about tony, i expect it will be more. _ more. we know anything about tony, i expect it will be more. if _ more. we know anything about tony, i expect it will be more. if we _ more. we know anything about tony, i expect it will be more. if we can - expect it will be more. if we can speak to you, stick michail kokkinakis. you have known tony a long time. tell us about him, he is very impressive stopping thank you. tonyis very impressive stopping thank you. tony is a true inspiration to us all. i met him us six years ago and i saw him thriving. he all. i met him us six years ago a

tony >> a lot of the solar stocks have come in a lot of these high data tech names.ome almost 50% off of their highs i think right here, maybe a little bit more of a pullback are opportunities to look for the long-term, especially if you're looking more than a year out in terms of investment >> all right it's that time carter, do you have a final call for us >> you bet, gold you can go gld with bullion or gdx, the miners. >> tony? >> i'm looking for a pause here on the bank's rally. looking to sell a call credit spread from morgan stanley earnings >> all right mikey? >> gdx call spreads and think about hedging your portfolio >> all right that does it for us here on "options action. we're back next friday, 5:30 p.m. eastern don't go anywhere. a bonus edition of "fast" starts right after this quick break have a great weekend, everybody. i'm searching for info 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 tailored to fit your inve

so tony, what's your take? >> this was the poster ev stock in 2020, but it's had a pretty significant pullback here this year but i do think this pullback is now the opportunity going into earnings next week when we take a look at the chart itself, you had this $56 resistance level that the stock broke below back in february and has now completed what looks like a triple bottom formation here around $35. and that's the opportunity which merges well with the 200-day moving average with the stock recently just bounced off of, and you couple that with the fact that the stock just broke out above a short-term moving average, to the 21-day moving average, that signals to me that this current downtrend is coming to an end and we could potentially start looking for upside here and if you look at the business itself, nio recently, despite chip shortages, delivered 20,000 vehicles here in q1, which is about 420% quarter over quarter, year over year growth for the quarter, which is in line with its much smaller competito

. >> all right that's what you think, of course, tony, is he right? do you like the trade. >> i quite like the trade, it's quite nascent as he put it -- >> kacarter, we'll try to get tn back, what about you, what do you think of the trade >> sure. i'm all for it, of course, we collaborated on it here's the thing gdx is obviously an etf with 50 gold miners in it, two big ones are about 25% and i believe we got n newmont investment day coming next week. there will be a lot of information there. either way, having dropped 33% versus gold at 20, just stabilizing its footing this is a very a-symmetrical trade you're wrong it's going to muddle if you're right it could fly. >> as i was saying at the outset -- scottie, if you don't mind, i'm going to throw in here, carter was pointing out newmont will present next week, that's a material catalyst for gdx and gold miners, why, because it's the largest constituent by far with more than 15% of gdx if we get any material move in newmont it will translate into movement for correlated stocks and single constituent

carter, kick-off it off. >> sure, netflix amazon in there as well. >> tony?n intel, selling may call credit spread. >> mike ko. >> i like at&t for buy rights and calendar spreads on netflix going into earnings. >> that does it for us on "options action" we'll beback next friday at 5:30 eastern. meantime don't bo anywhere "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. have a great weekend >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to make you money. my job is not just to train but educate and teach you. call me or tweet me @jimcramer when is it going to come in already? i mean, that is the question on everybody's lips but it's the question as the

the key is at the level tony cited it held critical low three times. that's an encouraging thing. >> all right everything "options action" check out the website and sign up for our newsletter. here's what's coming up next. >> announcer: coming up, whoa, that cheeky analogy from last week's show open actually gained true, the netflix trade was like an episode of black mirror we have some serious reflection to do. plus, calling all "options action" fans, reach in your pocket, grab your phone, tweet us your question at "options action" it's nice we'll answer it on air when "options action" returns. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action." last week we risked less on netflix but didn't exactly make more >> the relative performance is very poor to be unchanged in eight, nine months when the russell 2,000 is up 40%, s&p is up 20. is that the problem? or is simply because it was such a good performer preceding the period of rest that's my thinking last quarter it gapped up in a big way, i think it gaps up again. >> it's implying a 7.5% move that may

tony rodriguez, your ever optimistic here about the credit quality.o we under estimate the goodness of the recovery in america? tony: i do think there is some underestimation of the quality of the balance sheet. we are looking at 20 have percent higher earnings and cash flow growth. when you look at what companies did basically throughout 2020, they really 45 their balance sheet. they borrowed a lot, but they kept a lot of cash on the balance sheet. we are expecting a significant paydown of that debt where you might get one full term of leverage decline this year in the high-yield market. balance sheets are going to be very healthy, and our view, and from that perspective, while we certainly think it is pretty full, we think it is justified by the reality of the improvement of the fundamentals. tom: i'm going to suggest a increase in buybacks and dividend yield increases. jonathan: we had a ton of supply, and the numbers this year are set to get bigger. the numbers are one thing. what that money gets used for is another. how much of that is just for f

-- the first time i watched the tonys, lauren bacall won for "applause.age. she was honored with bob dylan i remember bob bob and lauren sitting next to each other and i was singing, "welcome to the theater" to lauren bacall. there's nothing more terrifying than looking up and seeing bob dylan watching you sing and lauren bacall. >> seth: yeah, so do the you still -- do you still get nervous? >> yeah, i do. i do >> seth: do you think nerves are good as a performer? when people ask me about butterflies, i do think, for certain things, butterflies are a very helpful reminder that it's time to focus >> i would worry if i weren't nervous. the trick is that you don't want your fear to choke you you must know as a performer the worst thing that can happen is you clutch and then you can't think. you have to kind of make friends with your fear and that's something that comes with age. [ laughter ] >> seth: they give it to you with your second tony. >> but yeah, i'm always -- i'm nervous before they say "action" when i'm filming i think it's a good thing. and adre

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she was down on her hands and knees begging me, tony don't do this, tony don't go down this, this ishis doesn't sound right. and i said they're not gonna do anything. >> i got the phone and i called 9-1-1. >> tony ward over to that station, nerves on edged expecting what, a violent converts confrontation but, it was none of those things. >> travis was there all right, patiently waiting, and he looked just fine, not scary at all. >> he was very thin, blond hair, blue eyes. that was my first impression of him. he looks decent enough for, if you would want someone to pick up your kid, that would be him. >> and because maria called 9-1-1, the denver police were at the gas station to, so the cops, not to me, did most of the talking with travis. he told them that same story that he told me on the phone, and it was very consistent, the story that he told me matched exactly, and i told the officers that something doesn't sound right. something doesn't sound right. >> it didn't sound right to the cops either. but they had nothing to hold travis on, he'd been cooperative, forthcoming, concerne

tony was named after one of the handlers and claire went well with tony. we think the very same thing. the new sheep will be able to meet our own tony and claire as soon as the animals are out of quarantine which will be sometime in early or mid-may. two little matches made in heaven. that's our tony and claire there. they actually had to elope due to the pandemic. they were planning a bigger wedding, you know what. didn't matter. they have love on their side. doesn't matter. beautiful couple. >> a last look at our forecast. kari? >> hey, more sunshine and temperatures in the 70s through the end of the week. i'm really excited about the rain chances this weekend, and, of course, we'll be following that. marcus? >> we all need to do a rain dance. thank you for joining us on the midday newscast. remember, we're always on at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are

my name is tony romo new chief. -- tony romanucci. i am smiling here not for myself but for the entire country in the world that is watching. i know on behalf of the family and everyone here today, that we stand here before you feeling a tremendous amount of joy and eternal hope. for me, 36 years ago i was a young public defender in cook county. reverend jackson, i know you know that plays well. that is where i was introduced to the marginalization of black and brown people. for now, this is the 36th year i've seen it come through. i feel the country has turned a corner. i will tell you it was a tough corner to turn. and it could not have been done -- i am going to reach out to you all, the press, for spreading a message, for the strength and wisdom of ben crump, to you, rev. al sharpton, reverend jackson, the attorneys, all of the teams and all of the cities in this country, the attorney general and the magnificent prosecution team. they did it, right? >> they did. >> they tied every loose thread for that jury, they showed them how t

my name is tony romo new chief. -- tony romanucci. i am smiling here not for myself but for the entire country in the world that is watching. i know on behalf of the family and everyone here today, that we stand here before you feeling a tremendous amount of joy and eternal hope. for me, 36 years ago i was a young public defender in cook county. reverend jackson, i know you know that plays well. that is where i was introduced to the marginalization of black and brown people. for now, this is the 36th year i've seen it come through. i feel the country has turned a corner. i will tell you it was a tough corner to turn. and it could not have been done -- i am going to reach out to you all, the press, for spreading a message, for the strength and wisdom of ben crump, to you, rev. al sharpton, reverend jackson, the attorneys, all of the teams and all of the cities in this country, the attorney general and the magnificent prosecution team. they did it, right? >> they did. >> they tied every loose thread for that jury, they showed them how t

tony, you coming up? >> come on. >> we all right. >> the first thing that happened when we heard the verdict is that we all teared up and embraced. so don't confuse these tears thinking that they are sorrow, because those were the tears that happened to african-americans when they're pulled over constantly on the side of the road and know they can't get help. those are the tears of the victims that we've seen time and time again be shot in the back, choked over loose cigarettes or killed for no reason, and justice never comes. those are the tears that someone will weep tomorrow when they are taken advantage of in an interaction with law enforcement. but today the tears are pure joy. >> yes. >> pure joy and pure shock, because days like this don't happen. the whole world should not have to rally to get justice for one man, but that's what happened. >> amen. >> this wasn't a city case. this wasn't one family's case. this was the entire world's case. and justice finally came. but it shouldn't have to be so h

i mean - >> toni is -- toni's going with critical acclaim and awards. new comer he wants a chance. we've all had careers. you know, we've been doing this for a while. he's happy to put us out to sea. >> seth: right, of course. this is -- >> yeah. >> seth: yes, an interesting philosophical question about actors which actor provides the most value to society [ light laughter ] >> none of us. [ laughter ] none of us >> seth: we're going to let you all go >> yeah. that would be fair honestly, the pandemic has proven one thing and this is we stay in our houses for a year, nobody notices [ laughter ] >> seth: everybody was fine. spacex just launched four people up into -- up into space did you -- >> yeah. >> seth: after filming this, did you have any more of a desire to go to space or less? >> i started with zero desire and came away with even less >> seth: yeah. >> there isn't enough money in the world. i couldn't yeah i would rather be in a vat full of scorpions, covered in boils i -- there -- no, no >> seth: yeah. >> the very idea of floating around in spa

tony, it is great to have you with us. were here you were sounding cautious as well. >> it is exactly the same. i was on the show the day that we made that tactical downgrade. but it was a tactical downgrade and the indicators are in the same spot and the indices are in the same spot. it's hard to say that it is different. but that's what it has been. >> is there anything about earnings season that you're watching that could change your mind or maybe make a stronger case for what you're predicting? >> this is not a call based on risk from a fundamental basis. it's not like credit is having a problem. credit is incredible right now there is access, liquidity earnings, block buster we earned our raised our earnings estimate. there is nothing saying that this is a horrible environment and you to be careful and all it lost it is definitely not that it is that everything is so good that it creating a condition right for a pullback one of my favorite lines is corrections only feel natural, normal, and healthy until you're in one

good luck to the pirates they need it thank you, tony. >>> let's get -- tony's from pittsburgh if youe other top stories outside of the tax policy proposals bertha coombs. tell us something else going on for this friday. >> reporter: we're still going to talk about washington democratic senators richard blum e blumenthal trying to take action against tesla. the lawmakers are sending a letter to the nhsta and asking the agency to determine the exact cause of the crash to better inform future legislation around driverless systems. >>> china's central bank is working to take control of ant group's lending data according to the financial times the central bank wants ant to turnover the data to a state controlled credit scoring company run by former executives of the central bank. >>> delta announced it agreed to buy 25 more airbus a 321planes the order brings back delta's purchase to 125 p5 planes from airbus they are expected to be delivered in the first half of next year. brian. >> bertha coombs, thank you very much. >>> from airplanes to this it is not every day you get a live rocket l

tony was almost intimidated. sometimes i was intimidated to be with tony. >> why?he legendary chef paul bocuse evolved into a hunting trip and later an intimate gathering of friends. >> it is for me a dream to spend this time with a legend. but i'm thrilled that bocuse, too, seems delighted. >> the only thing he cared was to connect with people who really were connected with their life, their family, their country, through food. >> and for bourdain, that food didn't have to be fancy. you don't like being fussed over at restaurants? >> no, i don't want to be comped, i don't want extra courses. just serve me like anybody else. >> in 2016 for "cbs this morning saturday," we met at pastrami queen in new york which is also in the travel guide. this is your place when you come home? >> this is my go-to. this is what i crave. >> uh-huh. >> no matter how well i've been eating or where that might be, this is -- this is the first thing i want and need. >> bourdain made hundreds of trips and traveled thousands of miles, but writing the guide was a journey that laurie woolever

joining us now is the california state superintendent of public schools, tony thurman. tony, always a pleasure having you on our sh >> good afternoon, thanks for having me on. >> okay, this has been such a long road, tony picked his return to school for sf usd and down in los angeles, such a battle. california was one of the last in the state to reopen schools, why on earth did it take so long here in san francisco, and really statewide? what ended up solving this, so we could get you today? >> you know, you can look for many reasons, but i would point to these. if you think about where we were just a few months ago, in the winter, we had some of the highest rates of co-infection, so much so that many of our counties had absolutely no hospital bed capacity. we have suffered more than 60,000 deaths, and more than three half-million covid cases. we have been in a tough spot. but until recently, you know, where we have now been given clarity on how to use rapid covid testing and ventilation, and other resources to allow us to keep our schools safely open. all of that to sa

tony is so proud of his signature dish, he named it spaghettony.um, this is like what the romans used to make. >> right. >> this is the secret to the flavor. this gives it the intensity. garum is sort of like roman ketchup, sort of. maybe. tony adds lemon zest, sicilian, of course, and an avalanche of bottarga. on top he adds salted dehydrated fried capers for crunch and dried breadcrumbs ground down with anchovies, which is called mollica. this is the mollica 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 ele

tony dokoupil. >> oh, wait. end. what were you doing there? >> cooking. sexy cooking, i think. >> okay. >> i like that you some climate experts say, time is running out to prevent disaster unless we seriously change our habits. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ small decisions make a world of difference. ikea. this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. . >>> good morning. seven bay area counties are temporarily stopping the johnson and johnson shot. this was vaccine eligibility to anyone 16 and older starts in santa clara. >>> crews investigating a morning fire at a building on center road and a body found at that scene. the fire is now contained. it's not clear if the person died a

especially to our legal team, ben, tony, justin, chris, justin back here. definitely thank you to keith ellison and his team. i think they did an amazing job from start to finish. all of the evidence, all of the witnesses, everything, proved exactly what we saw in that video. but, yet, we still question the decision of the jury. and i wonder why. oftentimes, the system fails us as black men and women in america. with all the evidence there, everybody pointing to a guilty verdict, we somehow still don't get the guilty verdict or in some cases i got my good friend kenny walker back here, we don't even get charges. >> right. >> so today is a pivotal moment for america. it's something this country has needed for a long time now. when i say a pivotal moment, i mean change in this broken system. it wasn't built there to oppress us. oftentimes we see people who are supposed to, supposed to protect and serve. supposed to protect and serve, they do the total opposite. on the first day of trial, we had a press conference and we kneeled for 8 minutes and 46 seconds. a

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and tony, you coming up next _ stewart. and tony, you coming up next. ~ . , stewart.e just listening to ben crump, who is the lawyer for the floyd family. listening to ben crump, who is the lawyerfor the floyd family. he listening to ben crump, who is the lawyer for the floyd family. he was speaking and we are expecting philonise floyd, you can see in the background, philonise floyd, the brother of george floyd, to be speaking, and as soon as he does that, we will go to, back to that, and listen to philonise floyd as well. i can speak to my colleague larry madowo, who is in minneapolis, out where george floyd died, outside the food shop where he was killed on that corner. and larry, you've been listening there to the attorneys and to the attorney general, and one thing that really strikes me, something that really strikes me, something that we were talking about earlier, outside the courtroom there in minneapolis, the prosecution, the attorney general, the lawyer for the floyd family, all of them making the point that this is one case, this is accountability in the ca

thank you. >> thank you, tony. after speaker pelosi called, we need to acknowledge when we were in the courthouse and we were leaving, i got one of those calls and it was chris and philonise, all of us. we stopped mid sentence because president joe biden called to talk about what a moment this was for america. and how we have to use it to build on. we want to acknowledge president biden acknowledging that we are all a better america today. isn't that what he said? and we have got so many good people to think, michelle, roma, all of these people working supporting our lawyers. but briefly, we can't be in minneapolis and not have a representative, if jim and michelle want to come up and say a word. our great minnesota hometowns, jim starnes, michelle. -- >> i briefly want to say i love the city and the state. no longer can we be known for these massively infamous failures for civil rights. we owe our children and our community more. from this moment further, from this conviction now, we have to be leaders in this cou

. >> tony, what do you think of the trade?this is one of the few stocks where pretty much everything lines up you have 23 sell side analysts every single one of them has a buy rating an average price of $270 on that when you look at the technicals and fundamentals, carter's charts show you the stock trading on all time highs relative to its sectors, also at all time highs these are really strong charts when you look at the fundamentals,microsoft's busines cloud based. if you compare it back to 2003, they're very different companies to going back then so i do think the valuations here are actually fairly reasonable, especially when you have linkedin and xbox still growing at mid-20% revenue growth here. microsoft is really firing on all cylinders. for those reasons i do potentially think about mike's trade where i might adjust that to a diagonal. i think there is more upside here for microsoft going into earnings i might go into the may weeklies but sell maybe a 280 call against it giving me a little bit of upside here on micro

it went well with tony. and this is our own tony and claire that we love right here. they actually had to elope due to the pandemic. we're so thrilled for them, though. so maybe best of all the oakland zoo says new sheep will be able to meet our own tony and claire as soon as the animals are out of quarantine which may be sometime in early or mid-may. two matches made in heaven there. so cute. >> yes. that's really cool. >> that's funny, because isn't our tony also named after his groomer's husband? i don't know, is that the same guy's name? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. we'll have to ask g ma his grandmother. she's got all the facts. >> they go together, looking good. >> looking good, exactly. >>> hey, the weather's been looking good, too, nice spring-like days we've been having. is this going to continue today, kari? >> yes. we do have some more really nice weather. let's go around the bay. i'm showing you a live look right now in dublin as we have a lot of commuters already up and out the doors, the sun rise and our temperatures today cooler, reaching into the mid-

tony you couldn't. get. the 1st. thing. the 1st thing the hatchet when we heard the verdict is that we all teared up. and embraced. so don't confuse these tears thinking that their sorrow. because those were the tears that happened to african-americans when they're pulled over constantly on the side of the road and know they can't get help. those are the tears of the victims that we've seen time and time again be shot in the back choked over loose cigarettes or killed for no reason and justice never comes and. those are the tears that someone will weep tomorrow when they are taken advantage of in an interaction with law enforcement but today the tears are pure joy yes pure joy in pure shock because days like this don't happen the whole world should not have to rally to get justice for one man yes but that's what happened to me this wasn't a city case this wasn't one family's case this was the entire world's case. and justice finally came. but it shouldn't have to be so hard to attain this level of justice in cases like this

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. >> stephen: you say hi to tony hopkins for me, too.s los angeles inspired you, has changed your music point of view? what wants to come out of your fingers in los angeles, jon? >> jon: oh, my god. let's see... ♪♪ >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody. thank you, jon. stay safe. >> jon: oh, yeah. >> stephen: folks, there are a lot of very important things happening in the world right now, so i'd like to take a mnute to talk about none of them. instead, i'd like to talk about how this weekend, lizzo drunkenly slid into chris evans' d.m.'s. apparently, lizzo got hammered and sent captain america the message, "wind emoji, dunking emoji, and basketball emoji." which, i have been informed, in young people hieroglyphics means, "i'm taking a chance" or "shooting my shot," and not, as i initially thought, "i refer to my farts as air jordan." i gotta give credit to lizzo for confessing this drunk d.m. to her 14.6 million tik tok followers, but extra credit for sending this drunken d.m. at 5:22 p.m. now that is how i like to party. sloppy drunk, but

or of thanks so much tony. now on friday the un security council heard pleas from the people of myanmar for action to stop the crackdown it came at an unofficial meeting of council members are diplomatic editor james bays reports. as the military continues its crackdown on peaceful pro-democracy protesters there also now reneging on their own promises a spokesman for the jointer says although at the time of the coup they pledged to hold elections in a year they now won't take place for 2 years at the u.n. in new york a meeting was held to give security council ambassadors a picture of the deteriorating situation now most people feel that they are left alone to freeze the brutal regime armed to its feet start from by the same international actors who preventing action the military nord are condemnations a test for the security council with the council well council where over language in yet another statement are we apt to save the lives of the people myanmar's u.n. ambassador who opposes the generals called for

tony chang joins us now live from bangkok in neighboring thailand tony what more can you tell us about these images that state t.v. has broadcast of people in detention. 6 you 4 men 2 women who are from the young chin area of yang gone they appear to have been detained on sunday the images were broadcast on the nightly bullets in of 8 pm local time and they showed images of these people before their arrest and images of them afterwards and there is a very clear change. all of them show signs of being beaten quite severely one of the women kin who has a large swelling on her jaw a black eye they all look very downcast the announce but announcement said that they had been involved in a bombing. on saturday at 2 pm outside the yankin government office in which 3 government soldiers had been injured didn't provide any more information than that we've seen the military turn to accusing people quite spirits of the crimes we've also seen them using this technique in the since the military coup showing people in detention presumably as a deterrent for for those who are still going out protesti

that is tony dokoupil. we're ready to go i'm gayle king, that's tony mason and and tony dokoupil. vessel capsizes.o. why the families of the 12 missing crew members are not giving up hope. >> a new report on the capitol riot will reveal shocking information about what wasn't done to stop him. cbs news has obtained details of the intelligence and law enforcement failures. >> and mickey guyton is making history as the first black woman to cohost the acm awards. she tells gayle why it's a dream come true. >> don't we love it when dreams come true? yeah, we do. but first, it's today's eye opener. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> all this training. at what point d feel that this was a gun in your hand versus a taser? >> reporter: the ex-officer who killed 20-year-old duante wright was charged with second-degree manslaughter. >> reporter: the fourth straight night of protests in the streets of brooklyn center, minnesota. >> reporter: flash bangs can be heard, and teargas is in the air. >>> it's time for american troops to come home. >> reporter: president biden says that the last u.s.

, great to get your thoughts thank you. >> thank you >> tony dwyer counter shall diddedk. when the permeable pulls in its horns that's got to give you pause. >> it does i understand the last question, once looking at the chart on s&p we get back to pre-covid levels you could have said let's throw in the, cash out, get bearish, we're 22% above that level now you're looking at 6 to 7% print in g dp. stimulus checks flooding people's pockets infrastructure coming down the pike there's a whole lot of money being thrown at this inflation should be sky-high through the roof it's not i think this market is going to rally because what it rallied even further from here what upsets most people, at the same time, a 4500 print in the s&p that's what the market seems to do. >> unless you counter that with a record-high in the s&p 500 infrastructure gets done but at the expense of corporate tax rates which goes higher, individual tax rates which go higher guy adami there are reasons on both sides of the ledger at this point. >> i think steve makes a compelling argument. i find it intere

tony fue uno de los que conversÓ con Él. tony: cÓmo es el protocolo?Ández era uno de los invitados de honor a los premios a los que a raÍz del resultado positivo no podrÁ asistir. >> para cuidarnos a nosotros mismos, tenemos que cuidar a los demÁs. reportera: estuvo muy involucrado en la campaÑa de concientizaciÓn que el doctor juan. >> la primera reacciÓn me sorprendiÓ. pero tranquilo, desde mi punto de vista. ya que yo tengo las dos vacunas. reportera: tanto alejandro como su hijo y su padre vicente fernÁndez participaron en los ensayos de la vacuna china. se dice que posterior a eso recibiÓ ya sus dosis oficial y que estarÍa vacunado. en entrevistas anteriores nos hablÓ sobre su visiÓn de la pandemia. >> me entrÓ mucho miedo como todo mundo. reportera: esta foto muestra en una fiesta hace unos dÍas con muchas personas. todas sin mascarillas. en el grupo aparece fonseca y marc anthony. >> gracias a dios yo estoy bien, decidÍ por el bien de todos quedarme en casa. reportera: no hubo detalles de quÉ pasarÁ con la gira que se suponÍa que conmezarÍa ahor

tony went to brussels after notifying and consulting nato allies.with the president and other top leaders in afghanistan, a government which is weak and about to crumble. taliban declaring victory on this. leaders acknowledged by the state department are very ambivalent about this and told reporters that she is pessimistic about the outlook for civil rights, human rights and liberties in afghanistan. how the president dealt with this has been met with praise and criticism. >> you are right. in his remarks from the treaty room yesterday, the same room where former president george w. bush announced the start of the war in afghanistan, president biden made the case that he believes the goal of the mission in afghanistan has been met to essentially deprive al qaeda terrorist groups from creating havens in afghanistan. he said he is the fourth president to oversee the conflict in afghanistan and he is not going to pass it on. it is not going to be a forever war. it has already been america's longest running war which has claimed more than 2,000 american

y tony dandrade. tony: el ganador del sexto lugar! que quede claro.scÁndalos... >> es justamente lo que estÁ queriendo evitar. si ella hubiera dejado un poco mÁs al descubierto su intenciÓn, se sabrÍa si estÁ haciendo una crÍtica a luis miguel en este sentido, porque estÁ hablando de su padre pero no de sÍ mismo. esta es la verdad de luis miguel. raÚl: y me llama la atenciÓn que a stephanie no la hayan embarrado tambiÉn. alan: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com. raÚl: luis miguel, cuando tuvo a stephanie, tenÍa 19 aÑos. a michelle, perdÓn. tony: y cuando tuvo el romance con la actriz muy famosa, tambiÉn era un niÑo. Él tuvo una vida muy precoz. y todo lo que se rumora, que el papÁ lo fue guiando en cosas no muy positivas. creo que luis miguel tiene un gran mÉrito. no la paso fÁcil de niÑo. raÍl: y araceli arÁmbula, la mamÁ de los otros hijos, no quiso salir en la serie. ana marÍa: es que fue tan fuerte la repercusiÓn que tuvo esa pr

today as relatives of those people on the train come and check the bodies and confirm that you know tony we understand that president sighing when arrived in a while i guess this underscores just how serious the government's taking this accident. absolutely she's visiting the wounded and the survivors one of the armed forces hospitals in the end she was very quick to get down there i think this is something that's characteristic of taiwan's leadership particularly at the moment taiwan is very much an island state it recently has felt very much under siege china has been conducting all sorts of military exercises on the other side of the taiwan strait but also this is a particularly important time for chinese families the ching ming 1st of all is one where people traditionally go home they sweep the tombs of the ancestors they try and get together it's a sort of spring 1st of all as it were and i think of the sea with the disaster of this magnitude as you mentioned before this is you know the deadliest disaster that taiwan's seen on israel is in its history and many people will be shocked

tony? >> time will tell. thank you so much. >>> a north carolina judge has decided not to release body camera video of a deadly police shooting at least for now. sheriff's deputies killed andrew brown jr. while serving a felony drug warrant last week in elizabeth city, north carolina. and that's why we find manuel bojorquez. good morning to you. why isn't the judge releasing this video as brown's family wants it to do? >> reporter: well, good morning. the judge said that releasing the video could hurt the investigation and threaten the safety of anyone who is on it. and he ruled that it will remain out of the public eye for at least 30 days. for the first time, we got to hear the district attorney's version of what happened the day andrew brown died. prosecutor an drew wamble who reviewed the videos and a dash camera videoows car, quote, makes contact with sheriff's deputies twice before shots were fired. attorneys for the family dispute that and say brown never hit any of the deputies in the 20 seconds of vi

my talk of the table is tony dokoupil.o i could go in and get the water and go back to work. >> i don't know how to process that. >> i'm also confident there are other people who take steps to avoid their family members to actually get work done when they need to during the day. >> so i was talking to favorite daughter kirby who just got married in december. tlings are going well with virgil and she was downstairs and he has napping and she said i was downstairs waiting for you and he said call me tony dokoupil. were you waiting for me to leave the kitchen. they've been together since march quarentining 24/7 and i didn't think taking 30 minutes out of a 24 hour day was too much to ask. they are very happily married but i thought the thing about call me tony and kirby knew exactly what he was talking about. so maybe you are right that people are thinking about this. >> i'm 100% right. >> first i was like gosh, tony, and now that happened to my own daughter, maybe tony is on to something. >> very auspicious. virgil is going

are you tony? tony: yes. nina: i'm nina. tony: nina, nice to meet you. nina: nice to meet you.specialize in specialty desserts. tony: very cool. it's a perfect fit. nina: see, that's fantastic. tony: thank you so much. nina: thank you. tony: i appreciate it. it was a pleasure meeting you, nina. nina: yes, a pleasure meeting you, too. lemonis: and we also need to continue to find ways for finia to monetize her knowledge of the macaron space, and a good way to do that is for her to publish a macaron cookbook. douglas: we are a 17-year-old independent publisher. we do a wide variety of different kinds of books. finia: everybody ask me, "do you have a book?" douglas: wow, that is amazing. that could be a successful book. nina: alright, guys. what we're gonna do is alex torres, who has been doing our gelato for a very long time, he is gonna be taking over the lease of the kiosk. lemonis: and they've even signed over the lease of their kiosk at the mall, which allows them to focus exclusively on wholesale and keep the customer of the kiosk as a wholesale customer. nina: mom and i wil

first, it was tony snow. >> i'm tony snow and welcome to the beginning of something new. >> chris: then took over, trying every week to get newsmakers from washington and beyond off their carefully-scripted talkingpoint. >> chris: dr. rice, condoleezza rice's confirmation hearings, you had some blunt advice for, let's watch. >> for god sake, don't listen to rumsfeld, he doesn't know what in the hell is talking about on this. >> chris: classic biden and as you were saying goodbye to dr. rice you've told her she shouldn't listen to vice president cheney either. my question, senator biden, is why not? >> because deaf and wrong in every major decision when the statute came down. >> chris: what specifically are you going to do to provide universal coverage to the 30 million people who are uninsured? >> that is not the issue. >> chris: even interviewed tony when he became bush 43's white house press secretary. >> over the seven plus years is there one show one sunday that stands our? >> right after september 11th. one of faith and freedom. ambition tempered by piety. we want for neighbors and

fifty-two weeks a year for 25 years some 1300 episodes, first, it was tony snow spirit hello, i'm tonylet me follow up on that. then for the last 17 and half years i took over. trying every week to get newsmakers from washington and beyond off their carefully scripted talking points doctor rice's corporation hearings you had some blunt advice for her so let's watch. >> for god sake, don't live listen to rumsfeld but he doesn't know what the hell he's talking to about in this. chris: classic biden. afterward you were saying goodbye to doctor rice you told her she should've listened to vice president cheney either. my questions, senator biden, is why not? >> they been wrong in every major decision relative to the when the statute came down. chris: what specifically will you do to provide universal coverage to the 30 million people who are uninsured? >> that is not the issue. chris: that's not an issue? i even interviewed tony when he became bush 43 white house press secretary. >> over the seven plus years is there one show, one sunday that stands out? >> september 11, the united states h