tyler held his own. he was put in his place a little bit recognized he had work he also recognized he probably changed at least a little bit of the tenor of the debate. it was repealed and he would claim this and try and when he went back to his constituents in virginia. during his congressional career whose anti- protective tariff he opposed the national bank persona of him self the strict construction of the constitution developing his reputation as an all republican in good standing. this is the way he developed his political career. it took a toll on his marriage. while he was in congress he had three young children at home. his wife, never tired reminding them how much she disliked his political career. how much she wanted it home. but at least for a time tyler did not want to give it up. but it was a crisis over slavery that will play a significant role in 1819 the territory of missouri had applied for statehood to the u.s. congress and a debate quickly developed over whether slavery would be allow

tyler held his own. he was put in his place a little bit recognized he had work he also recognized he probably changed at least a little bit of the tenor of the debate. it was repealed and he would claim this and try and when he went back to his constituents in virginia. during his congressional career whose anti- protective tariff he opposed the national bank persona of him self the strict construction of the constitution developing his reputation as an all republican in good standing. this is the way he developed his political career. it took a toll on his marriage. while he was in congress he had three young children at home. his wife, never tired reminding them how much she disliked his political career. how much she wanted it home. but at least for a time tyler did not want to give it up. but it was a crisis over slavery that will play a significant role in 1819 the territory of missouri had applied for statehood to the u.s. congress and a debate quickly developed over whether slavery would be allow

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should we believe that >> ell, i don't know, tyler.i feel about all of this we're getting more and more data that comports with the position i've had for quite a number of weeks now, we're look at the employment cost index and cpi to find out whether we get confirmation of that, and we could be heading toward a recession. it's rare that you have a yield curve as inserted as this one. service sector, manufacturing sector, showing signs of weakness and the real estate market in a complete recession without getting a general recession somewhere down the road one would expect that they would respond to those conditions if and when they occur -- >> would it be a pivot or a pause? >> i think, first, a pause and then a pivot like that's critical going forward. i think we're going to need a couple of "p"s to happen this year, the pandemic is going to have to go away in china profit recession, if it occurs is problematic a pivot is going to be required and leon couperman mentioned looking for a new bull market in this environment without help f

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welcome back >> hi, kelly hi, tyler. how are you? >> good. so tell us, i mean, again, tip of the hat because you were one of the early ones looking at these pmis and, you know, numbers rolling over and saying this is bad news what are you seeing now? >> we're seeing the story continuing to evolve as the calendar year turns, we're moving into the next chapter of this same story it's not a new story so, yes, our h.o.p.e. freshg, housing orders, profits, employment, housing and orders got knocked around last year and that's continued into this year and we expect it to continue throughout much of this year now the focus is going to become increasingly and has become increasingly on earnings and employment we're all talking about employment cuts, we're starting to see them and we expect that to broaden out especially pick up sharply in the second half of this year. >> i'm going to assume, michael, you're going back to the office after the beautiful backdrop let's talk a little bit about where you see -- how you see the economy you predict affectin

imÁgenes perturbadoras muestran la despiadada palizade policÍas de menfis a tyler que muriÓ tres dÍaso patearon nueve veces mientras llevaba desesperado a su madre a gritos entre quejidos de dolor. >> es un medio muy fuerte. es ruta el dirÍa. lo que sucediÓ no deberÍa suceder. leÓn: las imÁgenes del violento arresto provoca una ola de indignaciÓn de costa a costa en el paÍs. la condena de la brutalidad de la policÍa en menfis y en nueva york, washington y otras ciudades. una presunta foto inÉdita del mayo zambada se incluyeen los documento de la secretarÍa de defensa de mÉxico. es el Único capo de la llamada vieja guardia. nunca ha estado preso. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. buenas noches. comenzamos con las imÁgenes de la golpiza inhumana de policÍas de menfis a este joven afroamericano que dÉ con la vida hace tres semanas. me envÍen el rostro. autoridades revelaron los vÍdeos de salvaje arresto cerca de la cÁrcel que estaba regresando de tomar fotos del amanecer—— de la casa de nichols que estaba regresando de tomarle fotos al amanecer. viviana: leÓn, se trata de cuatro vÍdeos que d

>> tyler, kelly, happy new year.some good banter on this show it's good to see you. >> it's good to see you. i want to understand something about this payment or remittance system if i am a nurse in denver and i want to send money back to my sibling in manila and i use your platform, strike, do i even know that my money is being transformed into bitcoin for purposes of the transaction or do i not is it so seamless to me that i don't even know? >> it's an unbelievable question, tyler. you don't know you don't know in fact we're very confident that bitcoin in a payment setting, no one wants to spend bitcoin if you spend it in the united states, you're spending property you have to tell the irs about it there's a lot of volatility incurred we use bitcoin similar to how consumers use visa when you go buy your latte at starbucks. di you have dollars on your card, you spent them so no, i don't know, if you're denver and want to send money across the border, we just use technology that gets it there much cheaper and faster.

i ask for a moment to remember tyler. [moment of silence] tyler's fellow emt tiffany was also injured in that accident. she is still recovering from her injuries. when i spoke to tiffany's father shortly after the accident, i found out this was not the first time she had been hit while tending to the injured. suiting up despite all, she is the personification of living each day with courage. we pray for her speedy and complete recovery. [applause] jason perry is an emt from hewlett. he is in our audience today representing first responders. like many rural communities, hewlett had limited and dispersed resources, making responding to emergencies all that more difficult. on his own initiative, jason led an effort to get each of hewlett's emts certified as paramedics. this -- recently in a blizzard, jason and his crew responded to an incident at keyhole state park to rescue a person who had fallen through the reservoir ice. sadly, bruce lange, a volunteer firefighter from pine haven, lost his life. it is dangerous work. we

tyler? >> thank you very much, bertha coombs. >>> ahead on "power lunch," yields on the move following today's cpi report investors looking for any clue on where the fed will take interest rates next. we will hear from pimco's jerome schneider next with rates the way they are, maybe not the time to buy a house. power e*tr especially not a lex are you k - luxury home condo. we'll be right back. >> announcer: krccnbc news updae sponsored by -- power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. what if you were a major transit system with billions of passengers taking millions of trips every year? you aren't about to let any cyberattacks slow you down. so you partner with ibm to build a security architecture to keep your data, network, and applications protected. now you can tackle threats so they don't bring you to a grinding halt. and eve

along with tyler mathisen -- oh, wait you're tyler mathisen. >> i'm tyler mathisen and you would be kellyvans. >> i'm sorry. >> glad you could join us today on "power lunch. coming up microsoft, the big earnings reports due after the bell a lot of issues, recentoffs, the cloud business and more. the investment in ai we'll break it all down. now. >> thank you plus, a couple of big ceo interviews coming up, we'll talk did fence with the head of lockheed martin and we're waiting to hear from the department of justice on an anti-terrorist violation the dow turning positive the s&p is up a point now. the nasdaq lagging by 10. >> let's go to dom chu to see what's moving. >> how about some of the dow components on the move right now in the earnings headline mix first of all, you've got 3m which is not helping matters much right now down about 5%. this is the company behind everything from post-2 notes to industrial filters it reports mixed results earnings missed analyst forecasts, slightly better than expected revenues. 3m cut their full-year earnings and revenue guidance as well as announcing

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along with tyler mathisen -- oh, wait you're tyler mathisen. >> i'm tyler mathisen and you would be kelly. >> i'm sorry. >> glad you could join us today on "power lunch. coming up microsoft, the big earnings reports due after the bell a lot of issues, recentoffs, the cloud business and more. the investment in ai we'll break it all down. now. >> thank you plus, a couple of big ceo interviews coming up, we'll talk did fence with the head of lockheed martin and we're waiting to h

con el reporte >> después de presentar cargos contra los cinco policías acusados por la muerte de tylerhablan en inglés) >> y dice que está en shock asqueado por lo que vio y por la investigación del caso los cinco oficiales del departamento de policía de memphis que habían sido despedidos están acusados de múltiples cargos como (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> los abogados de dos de los cinco acusados no han tenido acceso a las imágenes >> solo se limitaron en decir que sus clientes tienen buena reputación por los policías (nombre en inglés) fue detenido por infracción de tráfico y murió a manos de la policía para los policías >> (hablan en inglés) >> él era como una piñata humana la mamá de (nombre en inglés) solo pudo ver un minuto del vídeo no pudo seguir al escuchar la voz de su hijo que preguntaba a los oficiales qué fue lo que hice >> las autoridades de tennessee temen que se produzcan actos de violencia mañana al conocerse el vídeo la familia ha pedido que si hay manifestaciones que sean pacíficas >> rogelio gracias por la información vamos a estar al pe

sus medidas en la frontera han funcionados cinco expolicias de memphis acusados del a asesinato de tylerl joven de 29 aÑos murio dias despues que los agentes lo golpearan >> (hablan en ingles) >> la familia exige que el video salga a la luz las autoridades confirman que lo daran a c conocer 11 horas de operacion 25 medicos y un triunfo de la medicina habla con noticias t telemundo el doctor latino lider que separo en texas a dos h hermanas siamesas unidas por el higado >> noticias telemundo >> con jlulio >> buenas tardes , el tiroteo de (nombre en ingles) en california es la historia de una masacre profundamente dolorosa como son todas en el pais es un drama migrante domicis de los falleci eran mexicanos aca presentamos el testimonio de la familia de uno de ellos su familia recibio la noticia de su muerte en una zona rural del estado de oaxaca desde ahi manda un mensaje f francisco reporta >> estamos pidiendo ayuda de ustedes que sean amables que nos apoyen >> es el pedido de ayuda desde oaxaca mexico de una familia hundida en el dolor a miles de millas de distancia victimas de la masacr

all right tyler, you heard my conversation with cynthia.documents case specifically. i do think, everyone knows, i used to work for the president and that president eliminating his comments on ongoing justice department investigations is actually very consistent with the approach that he and his white house is willing to have to the justice department in the past. but given the political fallout that they have been experiencing, based on your reporting, would you say that the white house might need to reevaluate their strategy here? >> yes, look i think there is some regret within the white house and within the president circle about the way in which this all came together. look they found the documents in early november, they say they have filed every responsible protocol to ensure that the documents return to where they were supposed to be which was in the possession of the national archives. and then cooperated with the department of justice and the fbi's investigation into how the documents ended up where they were. they thought that by

. >>> good afternoon, everybody, and welcome to "power lunch," i'm tyler mathisen alongside kelly e evans. coming up, two big messes to tell you about, flights and flooding the entire u.s. airport system shut down this morning because of a technology outage, and in california, a reprieve of sorts for now, but more storms, kelly are headed that way. >> yes, tyler, plus, you've seen the viral videos, thieves brazenly robbing stores while employees do nothing to stop themm the them retailers are increasingly talking about this first, a check on the markets with stocks in the green right now, the nasdaq once again leading way up for a fourth straight day. >> for more on what's moving the nasdaq, let's bring in kristina partsinevelos. >> risk on load is back in favor, bed, bath and beyond surging, look at that, over 40%. triggered by news it would lay off more employees in an attempt to reduce costs and stay in business gamestop also climbing higher, the original meme star as well as amc soaring above 15% other nasdaq movers, you've not tesla that said it would expand its ev factor in texas, w

>> it is a great question, tyler. so, i would go back just a couple of months ago and had been at some investor conferences and they were trying to forecast and highlight that things had deteriorated in the pc market heading into the end of the year, 2022. and at that time intel had said, look, q1, which they haven't given official guidance for, but they did tell investors that q1 was shaping up to be at best season and seasonal is down mid single-digits for the first quarter of the calendar year what ended up happening is revenues are going to range from down 18% to 20%. so quite a bit worse than seasonal and what happened was that the extensive inventory and the correction of that inventory really had gotten out of hand. i think it is been mentioned on yes program today, intel was planning on raising prices in q4 of last year and they have done so but prior to that, it is certainly likely that some of the channel partners were sto stocking up on chips before the price increases were put into place so you have the ma

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i'll tyler mathisen. stocks rising today as the markets seem to be buying into the soft landing and second half recovery narrative the fed does seem insist stent that the inflation fight is not over far from it. meanwhile, signs the consumer starting to crack. >>> political pandemonium. 1200 people arrested in brazil after protesters stormed the government buildings to protest what they believe was a stolen election here in the u.s., how will republicans move on after that ugly house battle over the speakership. >> tyler, thanks welcome back >>> markets giving up earlier gains. the dow went briefly after comment from raphael bostick of the atlanta fed saying we might have to overshoot even after acknowledging he was open to different rates for rate hikes 1.5% gain for the nasdaq, adding to gains as well on friday the dow was up 700 points in the session. today the chip stocks leading the way. we have big gains for amd and nvidia seeing improvement on a number of fronts this year, including inventory and p

mccarthy i sense not. >> so far, it is not, tyler. you're right we are on the fifth vote for speaker of the house, but the outcome is expected to be the same california republican mccarthy so far is coming up short. now, he can only lose four republican lawmakers so far, there are eight republicans who are voting against him and this vote is still going on now before this latest round began, we did see him speaking on the floor with some of the other republicans within his caucus we also saw one of his top allies, jim jordan, speaking animatedly with matt gaetz, but so mar far, neither side has budged despite several calls from donald trump to rally behind mccarthy. lauren bobert took to the house floor earl yier today to say president trump should tell mccarthy it's time to stand down because he does not have the votes. that got some boos from other republicans on the house floor so far though, this vote is likely to end the way the other four did with no speaker elected at the end of this process >> what happens? at some point, some

i'm tyler mathisen glad you could be with us.ing up, the fed telling us about economic activity across the country. and more evidence in the recession versus soft landing. >> plus, a couple of positive signs. mortgage numbers are up, builder permits are rising, too. is this signs that the housing slowdown may not be as bad as feared but first, a check on the markets. as you can see, we are in the red across the board the dow off by 1.25% the s&p 500 down a percent the nasdaq has fallen by 0.8%. and the russell 2000 is about the same >> worst performer, consumer staples, general mills, these stocks that might be expected to outperform during a recession. so maybe at least for today, the markets may be in the soft landing camp we're about to talk more about that in a moment so how about the big names at the economic forum in davos? where do they stand on the economy? let's listen >> i think the sentiment is softening a little bit, and the view that the chance of a softer landing, both in the u.s. and europe, is increasing. >> most

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i'm tyler matheson in for melissa lee. there's no confusing the two of us this is almost almost from new york on the desk, tim seymour, bohbo bohnawyn the dow up 700 points. s&p jumping 2%, and nasdaq closing up 2.5%. seemingly goldilocks jobs report, helping fuel the turnaround just strong enough, just weak enough weak growth suggesting the idea inflation may be growing and just maybe the fed can get its soft landing for the economy, something everybody seems to want among this week's big winners include wynn, united airlines, raffle lauren, disney, and ford to name a few. but then just a short time ago, macy's warned its fourth quarter sales are expected to come in at the lower end of the range they previously gave the streak the stock dropping afterhours. tim, what did you learn this week >> welcome it's a goldilocks moment any time we have you on the desk if you think about the rallies where some of these that are so reliant on the consumer, on a day when, is the job market really weakening i look at apparel numbers an

maria: i want to hear food components for sure back to you, tyler goodspeed how would you assess thisod news, that headline number is down, but i think a lot of these, declines are somewhat concentrated in energy, in particular, and energy has been a source of disinflation past k3u7 months i think we have to ask do we expect that to persist as we proceed through 2023? because there are a number of factors forces going to push energy price inflation back up. particularly in the latter half of 2023 the world second biggest economy big energy china reopening i think starting to put upward pressure on energy price inflation, also, the fact that in 2022 we didn't have a big energy price shock latter hart of year europe was ableible to fill up storage of energy, not sure related in two base effects favorable as stephanie mentioned base effects begin to reverse sign as we get into center i think we could have continued easing of inflationary pressure first half of 2023 flip to slightly rising inflation latter half of the year. expecting inflation to spike back unthen. >> i expect inflation 2

>> well, tyler, netflix expected to report some top and bottom line declines. revenue growth is anticipated to slow to 1.7%. that is the lowest rate of revenue growth since they went public earnings per share are expected to fall by two-thirds to 45 cents per share. netflix guided to accelerating subscriber growth to 4.5 million people to be added going forward, netflix is not giving subscriber guidance there are two key factors that are in this spotlight. first, early attraction of the new ad supported service and second, the impact that is cracked down on the pass word sharing. and they report the launch of the ad supported plan drove netflix's highest daily subscription rate since april of 2020 it's worth noting netflix shares are up about 8% so far this year but that is only after the stock lost about 50% during 2022 tyler? >> julia, thank you. you'll stay with us. we're joined now by michael pactor and shawn mcnulty is also us with welcome you to both. michael, you see this stock going to $400 a share. why? >> i that i when they stopped growing investors j

let's get to tyler mathisen now for a cnbc news update tyler? >> thank you very much, kelly.s hour. the dna of brian kohberger, the man accused of killing four university of didaho students ws found on a knife sheathe at the crime scene, an investigator said, in unsealed court documents. kohberger's arrival in the state, in idaho, also means that sealed documents that could answer key questions in the case could soon be released publicly. >>> the south carolina supreme court has struck down a ban on abortion the measure banned abortions after cardiac activity is detected, typically around six weeks into a pregnancy, with exceptions for those caused by rape and incest or ones endangering the patient's life >>> and michigan democrat senator debbie stabenow announcing that she will not run for re-election in 2024, opening up a seat in the key battleground state the 72-year-old stabenow had not previously indicated that she would not seek re-election kelly, back to you >> tyler, thank you very much. see you then >>> still ahead, you haven't heard much about gold lately, but it qu

let's take bring in tyler moran, she is the -- senior adviser for migration.u. i want to get your take first on the new -- the presidents new plan and how it compares to the plans that you were working on when you are in the administration. what are your thoughts? >> happy new year, simone. so i, this is the presidents first speech on the immigration of the border since he came into office. i want to highlight for policies that i think a very positive developments. the first is the one that was just mentioned that people from cuba and nicaragua and haiti are going to be able to apply for humanitarian -- from their own countries. this is based on the program that's been used for strokes from afghanistan and ukraine to give them a safe, fast way to leave their countries and to come to the united states. this is a positive development. the president also announced tripling of refugee numbers. more people seeking protection can take it vantage of the refugee program. he also talked about more money for cities of el paso and other cities receiving migrants to help

got that, tyler?for a cnbc news update >> that's a lot of content thanks, kell >>> here's what's happening at this hour. your cnbc news update. ben crump, the lawyer for the family of tyre nichols is thanking prosecutors for quickly murder charges against the officers involved in tyre's arrest, but he is also -- crump, that is, also questioning why officials moved so quickly against these five black officers when charges against white officers accused of crimes often takes weeks or months, he says he says the case of tyre nichols should set a precedent >> we now have the blueprint, america. and we won't accept less going forward in the future. we won't have black officers treated differently than white officers we want equal justice under the law. >>> three men have been arrested in a plot to assassinate an american journalist who has been a critic of iran, according to the doj. the attempt was allegedly sponsored by the iranian government the journalist that was targeted in the attempt is calling on

wad tyler is live in atlanta tyler what is the latest have there been any arrests made tonight?well lawrence i can tell you six people are in custody tonight have been arrested according to thrarnght police that's what they told us an hour and a half ago and clean upunderway right now this was one of the businesses damaged by protesters scooping up glass theyrd board up woipgd here. this is one of three according to atlanta police that were damaged during protest here and video from earlier that really tells story you'll see it one point a police car was damaged by -- by a different protesters and then they lit it on fire multiple buildings brings and rocks used to knock out windows and it really started as largely peaceful protest against a proposed atlanta police training center. some folks are not happy about that. they say that they do not want to have it and earlier just a couple of days ago, a protester an activist was killed while they were trying to clear the training center site where they were planning to build this tension boiling over tonight, and they ended up prote

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with kelly, i'm tyler mathisen coming up, a ton of transportation topics to talk about, three major airlines reporting results, plus tesla earning almost 10% after its numbers and elon musk's conference call comments >>> plus, buyback blowback chevron announcing a dividend hike, a $75 billion buyback. shares are up, but the white house is wasting no time in attacking the move for lining the pockets of wealthy shareholders we'll hand that will topic >>> a quick check on the market, green across the day, even the russells, nasdaq leading the way up 1%, the dow up 83 >> dom chu, green like my tie. >> looks like blue today to your point, let's expand on some of that you could argue the biggest headliner and influencer in the markets is tesla, as tyler mentioned, the biggest move higher on the day in megacaps in any sector and second best performing stock in the entire s&p 500 behind only cva technologies after they topped profit and revenue at the closing bell yesterday investors shrugged off profit margins at the lowest levels in over a year. by the way, since the lows earlier this month in tes

and for some of them, mary tyler moore was like a port of entry. >> i'm doing as good a job as he didtter! and i'm being paid less than he was because -- >> you're a woman. >> the television female could be a hero. she could be the main event. >> rita. all right. >> out loud! >> the first script written by allen burns and jim brooks had mary coming to minneapolis divorced. and very quickly cbs says no, no, no, no, no. >> at the beginning of the decade divorce was considered somewhat scandalous. >> she went on dates with a lot of guys. >> but the guys weren't really important. >> we seem to be hitting it off. and i just thought -- >> you just thought? >> she's not obsessed with finding a husband. >> don't forget to take your pill. >> i won't. >> i won't. >> this was about people coping with one another. and the workplace was like a family. >> i told ted to close with the copy for sue ann. >> oh, my god. >> what's wrong? >> i told the projectionist it was the other way around. >> oh, my god. >> local pig farmers served notice today that rising corn prices are forcing them to find other

tyler was 25 years old at the time of the alleged crimes.d the lawsuit in los angeles county under the california child victims act which allows survivors of childhood sex abuse to file civil cases. cnn has reached out to tyler's representatives for comment. >>> and bill cosby is planning to go on tour in the coming months. the comedian's publicist told npr a tour around spring or late summer of this year is in the works. this comes weeks after five women filed a new lawsuit against him. the 85-year-old is accused of assault, battery, infliction of emotional distress and false imprisonment dating back decades. cosby was convicted of sexually assaulting a woman in 2018 but was released from prison in 2021 after the pennsylvania supreme court vacated the conviction. >>> for more discussion on this, michael musto joins me now, an entertainment journalist with "the village voice." cosby's publicist andrew wyatt told npr the comedian is in high demand. does that pass the smell test, and how likely is it this new lawsuit will change any of that? >

it is up 9% since monday for its best week in two months green across the board tyler now for a cnbc news update >> and here is what is happening. the embattled republican congressman george santos being urged to resign by top leaders in the district he represents in new york one of them says santos lied about his resume and has disgraced the house of representatives. house speaker kevin mccarthy says santos will not be serving on any key committees. santos tells nbc news he will not resign >>> house republicans have opened their long promised investigation into president biden and his family the house oversight committee has requested financial information from the treasury department and testimony from former twitter executives. the white house calls the probe a political stunt and criticized republicans for not doing anything significant to address inflation in their first week controlling the house. >>> and government regulators are not looking into banning gas stoves head of the consumer product safety commission made the denial after one commissioner said a ban was on the table

you know what i'm noticing, tyler? we have these setups here.ok like i'm looking at laura, but they can't see that you have to say somebody's name. mark is like, is that for me >> they can't see you. >> right now, everyone who is listening on sirius is saying, what are you talking about? this is how it works i love the new reality. >>> let's move on to the busy week for the markets fed officials way weighing in on the future of the keconomy. how to position your portfolio ahead of the meeting we're back if two minutes. get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. this is the planning effect. if rayna's thinking about retireme

host: that was tyler in indiana.tal health being an issue where many states dealing with that issue. new york was one of the states. the governor made an effort in her state of the state to propose $1 billion in funding for new mental health programs. if you want to take a look at it online, it is at c-span.org. here is a portion of governor hogle making that case. [video clip] >> when it comes to keeping you safe, fixing new york state's health care system is essential and long overdue. [applause] even before covid the rates of mental illness had been on the rise. but since the pandemic more than one in three new yorkers have either sought mental health care or know someone who has. that is staggering. the fact that too many cannot get it. the barriers seem endless. no appointments close to home. insurance will not cover care. on the weight for psychiatric beds -- wait for psychiatric beds in hospitals. what happens? people suffer in silence, illness grows, so it is no surprise the number of people suffering mental

with kelly, i'm tyler. glad you could join us china coming up today, reopening there, having a huge impact on the global economy will a surge in chinese demand send prices higher investors pouring mointo chinese stocks and funds hoping to capitalize or could the reopening go wrong as covid? it remains an issue. >> tesla stock jumping today the company reports on wednesday. analysts watching the gross profit margins as they cut prices the impact it could have in the ev market. let's get a check on the markets. rallied big time today the dow up 338 points, near session highs. the s&p up 1.5%. the nasdaq not only up 2% today, up more than 8% so far this year chips leading the way, more on that coming up. >>> and we begin with china at this hour and the portfolio repositionings that are taking place as investors try to get ready fror what is forecast to be the great reopening seema mody has that for us. >> that reopening story continues to fuel optimism hsbc recommending names beyond the alibabas of the world,

what >> hi, tyler i think it has to be all of the above. at least in the near term. so every year we return a generation outlook that takes a look at what the mix will look like by 2050, keeping in mind the industry has a zero carbon goal by 2050 what is it going to look like? renewables are in all likelihood going to be a big part of the equation we see them growing to about 15% of power generation to well above 50% by 2050. now, renewables, as you know, have some limitations around storage, the sun doesn't always show, the wind doesn't always blow, so we need to backstop that with other sources. in the report this year, one thing that we highlighted that we think nuclear is going to play a bigger role relative to what we would have told you a year ago now -- >> why is that >> well, to be clear, the -- this is more about the extending the life of our existing assets. one year ago we feared that a third to 50% of our nuclear fleet for economic reasons could be retired over the next 20 to 30 years what happens since then? the inflation reduction act. there was a produ

tyler mentioned, master implementer.race, and republicans are barraging them with investigations and document requests. so this is someone who is very process oriented, not likely to put his thumb on the scale, a great phrase that "axios" hans nichols has. he's ambitious but not a knife fighter. >> more focus on operations and less on the politics of that white house. "axios" is covering a story that we have been reporting on the last week or so how an all time low for union membership despite record high support. explain that to us, mike. >> yes, look at those two stats. in gallup, unions have never been more popular, but look at the labor department data you mentioned from last week, unions have never been lower, around 10%. "axios" dug into some of the reasons for this. one, you have a lot of union organizers and people in business saying that unions are not taking advantage of this moment. you have those big organizing drives at starbucks and amazon. so a lot of momentum, but they're saying they're not capitalizing o

contessa screaming at tyler about something. they've got tech palooza coming up big moves in tech.right now. they're pretending to talk to each other look at the background it's all good stuff. laura and martin, great guests on the "tech-a-palooza" from the tron set have a great weekend "power lunch" is next. n help yo. that's the value of ownership. when you stay at a vrbo you always get the whole home because is it really a vacation home if you have to share a house with a host? ♪ only with vrbo (woman 1) i just switched to verizon business unlimited. it's just right for my little business. ♪ unlimited premium data. unlimited hotspot data. (woman 2) you know it's from the most reliable 5g network in america? (vo) when it comes to your business, not all bars are created equal. so switch to verizon business unlimited today. ♪ >>> good afternoon, everyone welcome to "power lunch. with contessa brewer, i'm tyler mathisen we have big tech and fed speak >>> google is bringing back its founders, like many other companies. >>> netflix soaring on strong subscriber numbers, and the ripple

mathisen now for a cnbc news update tyler?lly, i give you an "a" for telestrait telestrator. here's what's happening. the palestinian authority says it's cutting securitize with israel to protest an israeli raid in the west bank that killed nine. the move raises fears that violence will escalate and attacks by militant groups may not be prevented u.s. state department says that ending security coordination is not the right decision >>> nasa to honor astronauts who lost their lives in the course of their duties at cape canaveral. the day of remembrance ceremony included the reading of the names of 25 fallen astronauts. it comes just days before the 20th anniversary of the space shuttle "columbia" disaster. >>> and yet another use for artificial intelligence. buzzfeed will use the creator of chat gpt to generate content for its websites among the reported uses, personalizing stories and writing quizzes that are tailored to each reader. a buzzfeed spokesperson says the company remains focused on journalism written by, kelly, actu

tyler, mike, thank for being here. we appreciate it. that's because we have breaking news out of washington, d.c. and it's a verdict in the second oath keepers trial. four additional members of the far right group have been found guilty of seditious conspiracy, a crime that carries a maximum penalty of up to 20 years in prison. in november, the group's leader stuart rhodes was convicted of the same charge, so again, four members of the oath keepers found guilty of seditious conspiracy. >>> when we come back, what poland is doing to help ukraine that germany is not yet willing to do. >>> but first, a former fbi official is arrested over his ties to oleg deripaska. what he is accused of doing to help the russian oligarch. i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at 4 weeks. skyr

welcome, everybody i'm tyler matheson in for melissa lee, and that's "options action." opt desk tonight, mike khouw and bonawyn. face-off in the financials a texas size tussle in energy. with broad market sectors, not all individual industries are created equal, and tonight a fight within four sectors to declare the biggest etf winners and lose losers. let's start with financials. let's bring in carter worth. carter, set us up. >> you bet so at any given time while a whole sector might act a certain way, there's parts and subgroups that act differently we want to look at xlf all financials versus regional banks, kra one of the ways to draw the license, let's do it again together it has all the elements of a turn you can put in a well defined downturn the 150-day average is flattening and turning the definition of a bearish to bullish reversal look at kre, regional banks. it's the exact opposite. very bad week compared to the overall sector it's not just banks. you've got berkshire, the biggest holding. you've got private equity, broker dealer, and so forth. loser versus

welcome, everybody, i'm tyler mathisen in for melissa lee and this is "options action," mike khouw, carter worth, and bonn win ie son a faceoff in the financials, a te texas-sized tussle in energy, a consumer clash and a throwdown with emerging markets, with broad market sectors, not all created equal. a fight within four sectors to declare the biggest industry etf winners and losers let's start with financials. regionals versus money centers banks, let's bring in carter worth. set us up. >> at any given time while a whole sector might act a certain way, there are always parts and sub industry groups that act differently. one way to draw the line is you can see it here, let's do it together it has all the elements of a turn you also can put in a well-defined down trend line, which we are toying with moving above or no lines and just use the moving average, the 150 day moving average is flattening and turning, the definition of a bearish bullish reversal look at kre, regional banks, it's the exact opposite. still in a down trend. a bad week compared to the overall financial sector it's not