. >> john lennon taken to the hospital where alan weiss, a producer of wabc's 6:00 p.m.ened to be in the e.r. following a motorcycle accident. >> the silence was eerie. you just heard the beeping of machines and really whispered voices in that room. >> weiss, a lifelong beatles fan and now an eyewitness to the death of a legend. >> aside from hospital staff and his wife, you were the only one at one point who knew that he was dead. >> i just felt like i had lost a friend, that that person lying there in that room with those doctors trying to save his life was someone that i knew personally. >> weiss calling into abc to confirm the news. howard cosell then telling the world during monday night football. >> the most famous perhaps of all of the beatles shot twice in the back. rushed to roosevelt hospital. >> lennon's killer, a former security guard from hawaii, had been stalking lennon for days, getting an autograph outside the dakota only hours before he would later ambush the singer. >> i think the sheer senselessness and naked perversion of the act is one of the reasons

steve weiss you bought bank of america, today, right? >> yeah. i bought today i started buying on friday i think moynihan is one of the top ceos in the industry he doesn't get the press, though, he's more understated than that. i regret telling morgan stanley candidly and i never would have sold it. of course goldman is a favorite. i've been waiting for a better opportunity to get into it i might bite the bullet at some point and buy both those thinking so i own freeport, sqn and i if i believe in the copper story, then i believe in the inflation story, then i believe in a stevening yield momentum coming to the banks >> you deserve to get in on this conversation you own bank of america, citi, morgan, stanley justice and i think this announcement just provides more if he now the banks can really role their the one piece of like about all these thanks is the wall the alternative products and the other vehicles they are selling to their customers are very proftable. everybody's got a stake here points well taken. make mayo, thank you so much i appre

joining me today, josh brown, steve weiss, pete najarian and jenny harrington let's take you to the wall and check the markets where we do have a strong start to the final week of the year let's talk about the state of play, guys got stimulus goldman up, gdp forecasts to 5% from a prior 3%. some talk even from dr. gottlieb that maybe europe seeing this wave of the virus start to peak nationally tom lee says if that's the case, you could have another violent move coming in epicenter stocks, he's says, quote, there could be fireworks this week and he is talking about a santa claus rally. jim leventhal, do you agree? >> i do agree, scott i've thought for some time that we're going to have an end of the year rally that carries through to the end of january. you've had an up year. people don't want to take tax gains this late in the year so there's an abeyance of sellers january, 401(k) contributions coming in. these sorts of years usually korecrescendo into late january. if you get a correction in the first quarter, maybe late january. but for right now you got to ride this. on thursday, chr

investment committee as always joining me for the hour today, joe terranova, pete najarian, steve weiss, shannon is from boston wealth. stocks setting another record off the open today extending what has been a remarkable run, all things considered. if i told anybody where we would be now where we were in march, nobody probably would have believed that. there we are green aus kcross t board. dow is good for 144. the nasdaq is up as is the russell after a really rough session just a day ago joe, so the big question, you know we always take the lay of the lappnd and talk about what e state of stocks is how much juice is left in the rally. that's a big question on the mind of people you've got virus cases going up, you've got vaccine rollout slower than expected what's on the flip side of that? a lot of optimism about what 2021 is going to bring as ed hyman said the other day on the network, there's just so much stimulus in the system. so set the stage for us for 2021 it's the big question on everybody's mind >> i share in the optimism i would say it's almost as if when i'm managing my por

we'll discuss that and debate it joining me for the hour today, steve weiss, pete najarian, shannon, fred talkington and aastacia let's check the wall we did hit record highs and we've come back down for the dow down nearly 200. nasdaq in the red as well. the russell bucking the trend right now. steve weiss, i want to start with a note from bank of america today because they say that you have an all-time record in flow into global spotocks, the larget cash flow and where is that money going? record inflows into technology is that the right way to continue to play this market, steve? >> without a doubt there's a right way to play the market i think that the so-called reopening trades have been picked over. we'll talk about that a little later. people are losing sight that we're at a seminole moment here and it's being brought forward by the pandemic but it's the fourth industrial revolution and what we're seeing is all these tech stocks are playing broadly into the economy so that's why money's going there. and by the way, they're cheaper so -- and you've got better growth. so when yo

weiss, you bought more qualcomm, more sky works and corvo. you want to tell me why? >> i did it friday after. qualcomm sold off on news that apple is going to make their own chips and modiums. we knew this when they bought intel. it could take apple yoors to ea it. they've got five years left on their contract with qualcomm but they hate qualcomm and don't ant want to do any more business. apple is not looking to do more business with them. they're looking to do less business with them. up have sky works and corvo hit by that. it was a perfect storm for these three companies. after reconnecting with the companies, one in particular, i said this selloff is a gift, i'm going to go out and reup my position. they were core positions. >> thanks. up next, investor andrew wilkinson is talking about companies he's taking public today and sparked the interest of bill in a land not so far away, people are saving hundreds on the most reliable network with xfinity mobile. they can choose from the latest phones or bring their own. and choose the data option that's right for them.

the senate confirming christopher waller to the fed board of governors >> steve weiss, back to you. as you were saying >> yeah, so each time we've seen the market move we've talked in the past, okay, can the market move without apple can the market move without the faangs we've seen that it could there's trading at highs but there have been relative laggards can the market move without the banks coming back? we've always had that rotating conversation we've seen that the market is rotating uickly, now raising all ships. i'm still positive in the porbun is higher. >> what about this idea instead of growth or value, now it's as you laid out this increasing breadth in the market, it's growth and value are we supposed to just buy the market >> this has been my strategy i want to have stocks that thrive in any environment and have seen demand, adoption pulled forward from the wo work-from-anywhere environment but i wanted to be sure as the vaccines rolled out, stocks discounting that i would have exposure to those also when you look at the names i've been talking about all year like star

across the board dow, s&p and nasdaq on track for their largest weekly losses in some six weeks steve weiss, i'm wondering what the action tells us, if anything, about where we are and where we may go. all right, jim leventhal, i hope can you hear me and we can hear you. why tonight don't you take that question. >> so the markets are off about 1% or 2% depending which index you look at. that's not horrible but it is an omen we clearly need fiscal stimulus to bridge the gaps of when the vaccines are dis wtributed las g largely. people are hurting a lot if you're a restaurant owner or employee, you're in trouble and you're scared. this is classic philosophy of hobbs getting us out of the jungle via is the social taxes p we pay taxes so the government will take care of the needy. i'm getting kind of hot under the collar that it's taking this long this shouldn't be politics opinion we need stimulus right now. not for the stock market but for the people >> what, shannon, does it mean for the stock market we all want stimulus because we all know who needs it the most there are, as jim said, peopl

. >> so, weiss, help me figure this out credit suisse today says the market is at a critical inflection point and maybe that inflection point comes this week with a round of earnings that we're going to have in an area of the market that jim called a bubble and that others are worried about, too. even the biggest of supporters of some of these stocks in enterprise software and cloud say they are way extended. you've got snowflake, octa all reporting today after the bell i bring these up because i think a lot of our viewers own these stocks docusign, cloudera they report after the bell you had joel greenblat talking with leslie picker, and although he didn't call this space out by name, he was asked about it and said there is froth in a lot of money-losing stocks that have had huge returns stocks that are up like 100% even though they 100% don't make any money. do we need to worry about these, steve? is this an inflection point when these companies report over the next 24 and 48 hours >> absolutely not. it's not an inflection points for the market we've seen the s&p reporting these are o

weiss, you take that on. bryn says the market wants to go higher does it want to go higher or does it want to pause? mike wilson says, quote, recoveries create rotations but with those rotations now fully in gear, it may be time for a near-term pause. >> any time market has to move, you wouldn't be surprised at a pause. however, the catalysts will keep coming the way i look at it is, yes, the market has taken some of what's in front of us in terms of the recovery and put it and embedded in where the performance has been however, if you look at where the market was before covid, the beginning of the year, we're not that much higher but what's changed? what's changed is massive economic stimulus around the world that's going to drive an economic recovery that synchronize globally so under that score as well as the potential for great are stimulus here, for an infrastructure plan and for massive capex, which i keep harping on will see the biggest capex cycle this country has ever seen will say the market's got a

joining us now is morgan stanley's keith weiss.appy friday so microsoft has talked about this hack. the immediate damage seems to be limited. but how does it affect if at all the investment thesis in software where it applies to security >> thank you for having me on the show i think this is going to prove to be actually a real demand event on the go forward basis. you can think about it in a couple ways. one, the demand on the security vendors themselves i think what we'll find is given the exposed vulnerability that this shows, the fact that the bad guys can still get in to even our more secure networks in the government, even into a security company like fire eye really shows that there is more work to be done on that security side of the equation and in the near term, what we have to do is understand what those vulnerabilities are and looks like the supply chain in terms of bringing software into your environment is an exposed vulnerability. how do we address that number one number two, how do we fix the problem? right? there i

. >> steve weiss, sum it all up. mkm says we continue to be longer term bullish but feel some of the best charts are cyclical value companies so, make sense of that for me. >> well, mkm said, what's the best way for me to sit on the fence and participate if both areas work and they gave it to you. look, i agree with what kari says however, you know, who are we to say at this point with the new -- with the democratization of investing through zero commissions, through robin hood, through fractural shares that the way people are looking at companies, which is basically saying, you promised me you were going to do this you did this now i'm going to buy some more and reward you for doing that. that's not the new valuation metric for stock performance, rewarding execution. i'm not there ever i'm not holding those high fliers i have other high flyers below the regard radar they are growing into their valuation. this is a market that's not be going to end any time soon as i've been consistent, it's a growth market. it's a t

. >> reporter: john lennon taken to the hospital where alan weiss, a producer of wabc's 6:00 newscastsilence was eerie. you just heard the beeping of the machines and really whispered voices in that room. >> reporter: weiss, a lifelong beatles fan and now an eyewitness to the death of a legend. howard cosell telling the world during monday night football. >> the most famous perhaps of all of the beatles shot twice in the back and rushed to roosevelt hospital. >> i think the sheer senselessness is one of the reasons why we still remember that. >> reporter: in the face of unimaginable violence, fans of the beatle's musician and peace activist took to the streets with candles and song. ♪ imagine all the people >> reporter: six days after his death, yoko ono asking for ten minutes of silence around the entire world instead of a public funeral. ♪ he's got a ticket to ride >> reporter: 40 years before his death, john winston lennon was born in liverpool where he would later meet paul mccartney and form the beatles. ♪ revolution >> reporter: lennon and yoko ono married in 1969 and after the

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. >> even yesterday weiss -- >> even weiss? >> it's another options way of hedging bets and expected down side that he sees as you get into the georgia run yochs and other things happen. tiff any, what's your view then i want to switch directions before i get to josh tiff >> i'm not a trader, i'm a long-term investor i thissism we do have some tail winds, finally we do have stimulus but i'm concerned for how long it takes for those stimulus checks to get into the hands of the american people. last time it took a few months the irs, this is their busy time of the year. i know there's been talk about checks getting into the hand of american people rather quickly, but i want to wait and see how long that's actually going to take because the reality of it is that, you know, the market is not the economy but i think long term the market depends on the economy, depends on spending so the reality for a lot of american people is that, you know, moratoriums on evictions and foreclosures are going to be up i want to see what support kind

is he left david weiss in place, would that be enough for this special counsel?would that be the way to go? >> this is not textbook reason why you need the special counsel. the u.s. attorney in delaware, his boss is going to be the new incoming attorney general that joe biden appointed. that is as clear of the conflict as you get. remember, when joe biden was vice president, you had eric holder as the attorney general who literally called himself "president obama's wingmen," in effect, his bodyguard. you cannot help that this incoming attorney general is going to be independent for joe biden. you just can't. that is why a special prosecutor is needed. >> molly: it is christmas eve. christmas week. talk a little bit about some of the battles that churches have been through in the course of the pandemic to gain access for their parishioners. we have seen a number of cables play out all across the country on this issue, but the ninth circuit or just requested dominic rejected an appeal to hold indoor christmas services, validating gavin newsom's lockdown order. "i s

weiss kingve carol who becomes legal counsel for an organization called the american committee for the protection of a foreign-born. a lot of those facing deportation, including ideological deportation. king is the lawyer who becomes the preeminent immigration lawyer in the country and she represents harry bridges. harry bridges in this story might be familiar to some. again, he is that australian born labor leader in the united states, head of the west coast cio, and j edgar hoover is determined to get him out of the united states. he also has, bridges has, rivals within labor organizations. one way they are going to try to get him out of the united states after hoover provides a very lengthy dossier on his affiliations and backgrounds on bridges, is to use ideological deportation and claimed that he is a member of the subversive organization. they are going to deport him under ideological deportation laws. inre frances perkins comes is she comes under fire by using her discretion. as i said earlier in my remarks, part of the story is the use of discretion, decisions to deport or excl

to get us through so the weiss. as we've seen in the news the last couple of days the high street is already with ok here in tampa nim's. it's been decimated by hospitality nash to step up. in the morning is coming your way off base so bright. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. already made in the shallowness. join me every thursday on the elec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back the rights group is accusing the e.u. of creating its own guantanamo by ignoring its citizens and kurdish held camps in syria rights and security international says there are 230 european women and 640 european children held illegally and without charge of facilities for terror suspects in northeast syria the report cont

attorney in delaware is looking into hunter's tax affairs weiss trump appointee.tigation was predicated in part by transactions in, quote, china and other foreign nations. and it includes looking at that laptop connected to hunter biden. president trump and republicans, of course, have questioned potential conflicts of interest between the then vice president joe biden and his son who sat on the board of the ukraine energy company burets that. fox news has learned the elder is not a target the investigation this time. nonetheless, the chairman of the senate home land security committee ron johnson says he wants to know more. >> there have been reports of the biden's cashing in on the biden name for many, many years. dating bang to when joe biden was a senator. you know, hunter said he didn't get a cent. no, he got millions of dollars. >> at the moment says is he no fan of special counsels and doesn't see a need to call for one or appoint one. what will be interesting to see is this investigation will very likely transcend over to the next administration if and whe

the roosevelt hospital, where lennon had been taken after being shot, was wabc tv news producer alan weissafter a motorbike accident opposite a room where doctors were working on lennon, trying to resuscitate him. the door was open and i was able to watch them working on john lennon. so, the scene is this. john lennon, they'd taken all his clothes off, he's lying on his back, his feet are facing me, his head is away for me. and in a semi circle around him are the medical staff. and at least one of the doctors has his hands in john's open chest. around that time, millions of americans were tuned into monday night football on the abc network, when sports commentator howard cosell broke the devastating news to the nation. an unspeakable tragedy confirmed to us by abc news in new york city. john lennon, outside of his apartment building on the west side of new york city, the most famous perhaps of all of the beatles, shot twice in the back, rushed to roosevelt hospital, dead on arrival. so i set about doing myjob. remember, in those days, there was no internet, no mobile phones, no texting, so

what happens tojk rowling when she descends from the consensus view, or seeing what happens to bari weissd don't feel... hang on a minute! you cannot throw in these fatwas — you know, most famous of which was against salman rushdie — because if you do that, you are sort of making an equivalence between islamist fundamentalists opposing everything that they see as a transgression of their religious ideology, and people on the left who simply think that certain things said about transgenderism or a whole host of other issues should not be given a platform. are you saying there is an equivalence with the islamist fundamentalists? no, i'm not saying there is an equivalence but i'm saying that many of the signatories, garry kasparov or some who do have fatwas, to some who escaped authoritarian regimes in iran and elsewhere, to dwayne betts, the poet who spent eight years in a maximum security prison since the age of 16 and then graduated from yale law school afterwards, a lot of these people who have been through serious forms of silencing believe it operates on a continuum, so... isn't it — t

to get us through so the weiss. as we've seen in the news the last couple of days the high street is already with ok here in devon m's. it's been decimated and hospitality next to the guys that will. present trump has urged the supreme court to intervene in the u.s. election and overturn the results in multiple states and a 46 minute speech posted online he repeated his claim that the vote was stolen. this may be the most important speech i've ever made i want to provide an update on our own going efforts to expose the tremendous voter fraud and irregularities which took place during the ridiculous lee long nov 3rd elections i am determined to protect our election system which is now under coordinated assault and see if we are right about the fraud joe biden can't be president tom pointed to what he called of regularities in the voting system claiming millions of illegal votes and dead people have been casting ballots he is democrat run areas of voter corruption and changing the results he added he'd accept any outc

to get us through this so the weiss. as we've seen in the news the last couple of days the high street is already with ok here it happened and. it's it's been decimated by hospitality nashton the step up. 4 people have been confirmed dead after a large explosion in the west of england the incident happened at a waste water treatment facility outside breast all artes reports from the site. well a around 20 this morning local time emergency services called to this water treatment facility here just outside bristol in the south west of. been an explosion at a chemical plant the at the site not too long ago in the last hour or so we've had a press conference being held by the local chief of police and the local head of the fire service the fire service lead the rescue operation but sadly despite the best efforts of all those involved we can confirm that before they kind of cease to simply 3 employees that were 6 water and one contractor a 5th person was also injured but their injuries are not believed to be life threatening.

joining me today, josh brown, steve weiss, pete najarian and jenny harrington let's take you to the wallarkets where we do have a strong start to the final week of the year let's talk about the state of play, guys

does he promise to let david weiss, who is the u.s. attorney in delaware, who is currently conducting the investigation of hunter biden, does he promise to allow him to finish the job and what does he think of president trump possibly appointing a special counsel to conduct an independent investigation of hunter biden? >> well, let me be crystal clear. i appreciate you asking this question. he will not be discussing an investigation of his son with any attorney general candidates. he will not be discussing it with anyone he is considering for the role and he will not be discussing it with a future attorney general. it will be up to the purview of a future attorney general and his administration to determine how to handle any investigation. as you know, u.s. attorneys are -- that's a personnel decision. we're far from there at this point in the process, given we haven't announced an attorney general, a commerce secretary, a labor secretary, education secretary. we have a few more to go. we're going to allow the process to work how it sh

biden to do as it would raise red flags if certain us attorneys were taken off the job like mister weiss in delaware but it is also very likely that even if he were replaced the investigation would continue, something we will keep an eye on. shannon: with hunter in some potential legal trouble how is the biden team responding? jackie heinrich has that side of the story, we check with her live in wilmington, delaware. >> reporter: source telling fox news president-elect joe biden is not a subject of the federal investigation into his son hunter's tax affairs a open questions about what caused the probe including whether they are related to hunter's deals in china when biden is facing increased pressure along with his team to take aggressive posture toward china. joe biden expressing support for his son as he faces a federal investigation into his tax affairs, transition saying prisons like biden is proud of his son who has fought are difficult challenges including the vicious personal attacks of recent months only to emerge stronger but it comes at an awkward moment, biden has not yet nam

there's also woman and the u.s., artemis court weiss. she had women strike for peace and has many driving force in the peace movement since the 1960s. she is the queen of peace congress as i see it anyway. although she has been nominated numerous times. she has surpassed all of his requirements. : : : >> there is also the open and that he has always been a force in the middle east to create peace with israel and really has done so much. he has been in prison, they tried to kill him. both sides try to kill him because he never chooses force and to demonstrate peacefully over to communicate and he uses empathy but that i also see the hurt and the pain of the israelis and there is no great solution here. so let's put together they can. he is there. if there is one person it would be him and instead that none of them are peace champions. so then back in 1994? because the also record to shed light on the norwegians experts as peace negotiators. so it is a trick. >> i think it would be much better than even then donald trump to explain what he

weiss is down 5% -- the dby is down 5%. alix: what seems to be more consensus is higher yields and weaker dollar. what do you do with that trade, and how does that assist your equity view? linda: yes indeed, a higher yield on the 10 year bond, which would be great. if the 10 year bond could go above 1%, i think we would all have a party. but if i am somebody looking for some income, that is not going to serve my income needs at all, and we are not in the camp at federated hermes that we are going to have a big inflation problem next year that would bring that interest rate up to where it would be attractive to anyone looking for income. where you would lose a lot of money by owning a 10 year, though i don't know that we are still suggesting an underweight on treasury bonds. yes, some yield increase, but more of a sideways upward movement. nothing spectacular for those of us in the stock market, but in the bond market, yields are up and we are losing money. so what do you do with that? if the dollar keeps getting hit, the do

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attorney in delaware is trump-appointed david weiss.s refused to comment on what is, obviously, an ongoing investigation. but sources tell fox news that that investigation was predicated in part but transactions in china and other foreign nations. the investigation is also examining a trove of messages and documents found on hunter biden's laptop that he he left at that famous computer repair shop. that story first reported in a bombshell new post expose was censored, buried by big tech and social media. facebook and twitter both remain silent today about why they censored that report before the presidential election. 50 former members of the deep state intelligence community even wrote a letter calling the hunter biden story, quote: russian disinformation. end quote. that message dutifully echoed by the corporate left-wing national media. >> we know that this whole smear on joe biden comes from the kremlin. >> russian disinformation, foreign disinformation or even, you know, campaign, misinformation period. >> this is most likely propa

. >> steve weiss, first of all, thank you, joe moderna. the stock is having a good day today and will have a great week i think 200 is the past of least resistance right now when you get their approval for the eua >> thanks, everybody "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans, and here's what's ahead on monday the rush to the exits. airbnb and dore dash are leading the ipo frenzy as year end fast approaches, but which have been the better bet this year, ipos or the new kids' back? don't seld your gold one wildly followed economist says don't be worried about their weakness and intel can't catch a break. a wall street lift and millions for bob dylan. let's begin with the markets this hour. dom chu has more. >> reporter: lyft for a couple of different key parts of the market we're kind of floating near this fractionally down territory, the nasdaq, russell 2000 and dow all hit record highs on friday maybe not surprising to see a pullback nasdaq up one-third of 1% resuming the short-t

president and after and he continued to get gives from foreign dignitaries long after he left the weiss and those are on display. >> so a question about hoover's role providing aid. he has the key to providing aid in europe world war i and world war ii and not to americans. is that how he would frame that. he has different roles at different times and there was a question about clarifying that. >> his work with the commission for relief in belgium, the american relief administration and then he set up eight societies for poland and finland in '39 when the germans and the russians were -- had invaded those countries. he tried to set up something similar to the crb in world war ii, and was unsuccessful. but then in the post world war, many of the people that he had trained with the commission for the relief in belgium started heading many of the humanitarian agencies that the new united nations created. so, for example, maurice pate who started off with hoover in belgium in 1914, he heads unicef, and essentially bases the structure of unicef with what he learned from hoover in belgium and

weiss read 40s out there. here is the live camera. here is the south bay for san jose.the clearing skies it will allow temperatures to cool off is set up. remember we had the rainfall late wednesday night and into thursday? that system is moving to the east. the storm track is up here. it is focused up here. cold mornings into the weekend. the drive forecast and a warming trend. as we mentioned, we could be trekking dense fog. especially the inland valleys. into the afternoon hours we will have more sunshine so the clouds will melt away. basically the same as story as we head into sunday. forecast highs for tomorrow, temperatures, like today, are the upper 50s to soak the lower 60s. we had towards the winter solstice on monday. we should have a few clouds. it looks like more sunshine into tuesday and wednesday. we will keep an eye on the rain chances as we head towards christmas. a lot can change between now and then. we will be watching it closely over the next few days. >>> to iconic bay area rappers are set to participate in a battle of the bay versus matchup this we

just ahead, former national security council chief of staff, brent weiss, he is fired up and ready, helk about the other series national security story today. the fbi briefing both house gop minority leader kevin mccarthy and house speaker nancy pelosi about democrat eric swalwell's entanglement with a chinese spy. it is a scandal so bizarre and brazen, you'd think it was a made for tv movie, but it's not. it's real life with real implications. fred fleitz next. >> for four years the guy's not smart enough to know he's being played by a chinese spy, and that's the best nancy pelosi can do? out of 230 members, the best you can come up with is a former city councilman in california who's not smart enough to know when a woman's expressing interest in you -- >> all right, let's -- ♪ ♪ ♪ wild thing, ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ is love, sweet love ♪ it's the only thing that there's just too little of

look at the ground, you've got the weiss covering quite a few inches of snow in the suburbs about six to the ten inches of know farther north and west, more it's interesting pen dot says that drivers have been outs and about. you'd think in this pandemic, there would be fewer people out on the road but they've seen only about a 15% decrease on drivers in the past few months so making sure the roads are safe something that's eclipsing the storm is the pandemic in the sense that some of the major hospitals, pennsylvania hospital in philly, penn h medicine, they had some of their front line workers receive the vaccine. governor tom wolf said this storm would not impact the vaccine rollout. we know that tens of thousands of doses will be throughout the state by the end of the week in terms of this winter storm, this is what's coming down right now. it should change to rain by the evening. we are looking at that snow total of six to ten inches in the suburbs. inside the city of philadelphia, about three to six reporting outside of philly in media, delaware county, i'm rosemary conners back

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restaurant, afghan on has you know business owners in florida customers for everybody restaurant owner weiss omar is especially worried for his workers the hope is the order will not drag out much longer than january for it sucks but you know, i mean it is what it is like. >>we could have been done with this and we could have had a normal holiday season. but we don't so this what we've got to deal with. contra costa county is allowing for other businesses to continue such as retail, but they have to be at limited capacity. >>but most places that are indoors where people typically gather it will not be allowed. reporting live in walnut creek dan thorn kron 4 news dan thank you meanwhile, san francisco businesses also preparing to shut down as that stay at home order goes into effect tonight. >>one business owner telling kron 4 news his business will be severely impacted with the loss of outdoor dining. >>feel the effects our visit is because this idea to make a little money. but dining. but that maybe you know takes a lot for us. the abi every city of david opened only for i >>so with so many

courtney, you're up first, steve weiss and then surat. >> i'm sticking with dri you said names only. >> vulcan materials, vmc. >> hurry up, surat. >> jpmorgan. >> all right good stuff thank you, the delay makes that hard thanks, guys "the exchange" is now. >>> scott, applying the whip here to bring them home across the finish line. good afternoon, everybody. welcome to "the exchange in for kelly evans, i'm tyler mathisen a tug-of-war between virus worries and virus relief a new covid-19 variant abroad and stocks are making a comeback with the dow now surging ever so slightly into positive territory. it happened just moments ago the question is where do we go from here? plus, a closer look at what's in that latest round of stimulus. how quickly people in businesses could see relief, and what it may mean for the recovery. >>> and from beaker to bulk production, we check in with one company that makes components for the vaccine on how that rollout is going can they keep pace with demand we begin though today with the markets and mr. santoli. mike >> reporter: tyler, thank you very much.

want social change to come about through our political process and working to support the candidate weisseve will create this change that our nation so desperately needs. >> what about more broadly in terms of the future of the country? i think a lot of people are really down on young people. they're apathetic. all they want to do is stand in line for the latest ps5. they're not paying attention. i don't buy that at all. i think young people are super plugged in. and the way they talk about politics is totally different than the way we talk about politics on cable news and so forth. how is the conversation different, say, among your peers perhaps their parents and grandparents? are there key differences? >> i think there are, for sure. our generation has access through online stores. we have our social media connections, information at the tips of our fingers and i think we're a generation that's growing up with this. we're seeing all these different people. we understand what's happening in our nation. we have access to it. we can see who is benefiting from our political systems and who

attorney weiss in his position in delaware to intact the tax situation as well as th multiple jurisdictionues going on. that would be the same of a leader come up at him saying he won't even address it at all to me points to a toxic environment . >> i except the campaign did issue a statement on it, and greg, joe biden, i mean this is what happens when you have a national media that doesn't eve ask a guy a question. he's girded through this whole election and literally never go asked about this other than peter ducey question and he deflected that. come on, he hasn't had to answe this question. >> know he hasn't. part of the reason is that reporters are preselected by biden staff, so in other words, the questions are prescreened, the answers are preordained, an the whole thing is a charade, it's choreographed. you know, he won't answer direc questions, nobody has yet asked him are you the big guy identified in the e-mail who stands in line to receive $10 million? did you meet in 2017 with in th bar at the beverly hills hilton to talk about chinese business deals. you know, a lot of this ma

we have got a lot of other questions here mostly from tim weiss. [laughter] others here. he is having quite the dialogue with you. there is a question from janie that says, where were the infected people coming from? were they purchasing africans already infected from the factories? i think you have already sort of answer that, but do you want to take that up a little? manuel: yeah. i think i can answer one of the questions from tim at the same time. the problem with the illegal was because embarkation was going to happen quickly. we have documented cases in which the slave ship embarked within 24 hours. to avoid the navy. time to really examine the health of the people there putting on board. [indiscernible] wait,ften they have to and wait, and wait until they have an opportunity. they spent months waiting. enough time, their close enough and --ose [indiscernible] they are cyclical. 1823 have one. 1829 you have another one. 1845.nd they keep coming and they keep coming. they are the ones moving people around. [indiscernible] they pretty much were set. it is 1829 at the f

just ahead, former national security council chief of staff, brent weiss, he is fired up and ready, her series national security story today. the fbi briefing both house gop minority leader kevin mccarthy and house speaker nancy pelosi about democrat eric swalwell's entanglement with a chinese spy. it is a scandal so bizarre and brazen, you'd think it was a made for tv movie, but it's not. it's real life with real implications. fred fleitz next. >> for four years the guy's not smart enough to know he's being played by a chinese spy, and that's the best nancy pelosi can do? out of 230 members, the best you can come up with is a former city councilman in california who's not smart enough to know when a woman's expressing interest in you -- >> all right, let's -- ♪ ♪ your daily dashboard from fidelity -- a visual snapshot of your investments, key portfolio events, all in one place. because when it's decision time, you need decision tech. only from fidelity. you need decision tech. this holiday, get the phones everyone wants on the 5g america's been waiting for. verizon 5g is next level. n

moderate new york kathleen weiss beat out alexandria ocasio-cortez. she did not support nancy pelosi and race for speaker last year, bret. >> bret: okay, chad, thank you. the fbi held a briefing this afternoon for top lawmakers in the senate over the controversy concerning congressman eric swalwell and ties to a woman accused of being a chinese five. house speaker nancy pelosi, minority leader kevin mccarthy, at the meeting and afterward mccarthy called for swalwell to be replaced on the house intelligence committee. outgoing attorney general william barr said the ongoing probe into the origins of the trump russian investigation is now focused on a small group within the fbi. and not a larger conspiracy involving the cia or foreign governments. bill barr gave what could be an exit interview to kimberley strassel of "the wall street journal" who is a fox news contributor. kevin corke has the details of that interview good evening kevin. >> good evening, bret that conversation with the attorney general is what he didn't say. for example, no comment abou

weiss, give me a quick name. >> tlt puts, scott >> alibaba. >> thank you "the exchange" is now. >> thank you, scott. welcome to "the exchange," everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead this hour. do we have a deal? senate majority leader mcconnell says a compromise is within reach on the stimulus and the president agrees we'll speak with one of the senators leading the jobless benefits push in just a moment. >>> plus, if you bought bitcoin and looking to take some profits, be prepared for a potential tax hit. we have the details. >>> goldman touts tesla. car buyers are shifting gears and an inside look at where recruiters see job growth. >>> let's have more from dom chu. >> bitcoin is the not only the only thing up. the market hitting record high levels, specifically with the s&p 500. goldstar and the nasdaq composite, both hit record levels the s&p up 0.2, outperforming the nasdaq, up about 0.50% one key places that's been playing catch-up in recent weeks and months has been the emerging market stocks. this particular tick etf, ticker eem has been lagging the s&p 500 but as of la

large of the daily beast and author of "isis: inside the army of terror," joining us now, michael weisswith us here. let's start with the white house here and the point that senator romney is making, that they haven't said anything, they haven't taken any action. how extraordinary is this? you've covered a lot of these types of events over the years, for them to be silent in the face of something like this, for any white house to be silent? >> well, it's not extraordinary for donald trump to be silent about anything to do with malevolent actions by the russian government. i mean, he's busy tweeting about john mccain last night and this morning. look, this is an extraordinary cyber intrusion. you've had richard clark go on record saying that this is the biggest cyber espionage case he's seen in world history. 18,000 organizations, including u.s. government agencies, including our nuclear program, have been compromised. and as you said in the last segment with natasha, this wasn't even discovered by the u.s. government. this was disorder by fireeye, a cybersecurity firm which, itself, had