pat mull roy joined wynn resorts.e aftermath regulators called on board members to explain the lack of oversight. >> so i was taken by the opportunity of joining this board and making a meaningful difference. >> reporter: one of those regulators, sandra douglas morgan was chairman of the control board. now she's just joined the board of cesars. >> we want people sitting around the table that look like the communities we serve and the customers that we serve. >> reporter: fellow director jan jones blackhurst knows how to break a glass ceiling. at scaesars, she championed. voices made a difference when women were dropping out of the work force during covid. >> they were entirely overwhelmed. when you understand that, you're able to put in policies and practices that make it a better environment for all employees, but having those voices and different perspectives allow that to happen. >> reporter: across the street at wynn, the women board members are making a lasting mark. starting in may, all the committee chairmen wi

. -- you like wynne. why do you like wynne? >> laughs is passed. i think you will see a return. couple weeks. so i think we are starting to see some more action. then you add in the online gambling feature, and wynn is in more states than just las vegas. when you look at the business model and what's going on in las vegas, i think this is a great value play as well base think they are one of the best run companies in the industry. >> what do you make of this choppy trading you have been seeing. >> i think the markets are in a lot of trouble. when you look at the inflation and the cost of gas, you look at the administration's energy policy, you can only see problems coming from any place in the world. we'll have a problem putin next year. russia supplies one-third of the world's wheat. you already have empty shelves at the grocery store and i don't think you have seen the hoarders show up yet to start stocking away goods. lauren, ukraine supplies a lot of the fertilizer we need. higher on the week as is the nasdaq and s & p 500. that will do it for the claman countdown *. "kudlow

. >> caller: the current price of wynn is 25% lower than my basis. my question is should i nibble or hold on for a better exit price? >> it's interesting you mention larry williams because larry just told me that wynn went into bull market mode we've been wrong on wynn this has been very bad we didn't see what happened -- it was going to happen in china. i think the stock is so low, sir. what is it it's a $9 billion, a $13 billion to replicate i'm saying you can nibble. let's go to neil in virginia >> caller: this is anil from virginia >> what's up >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a quick question about lucid motors what is the long-term and short-term -- >> the market is changed and you can own it for a trade but remember, we are focused and have been since november on companies that make things and do stuff at a profit and return hone to shareholders that is not what lucid does. how about steve in california? steve? >> caller: yes thank you for taking my call, jim. this pertains to ford motor company. >> yes. >> caller: my concern is

his mom was unloading groceries when tammy long wynne took the car. she then abandoned the car and the child when the suv ran out of gas. >> we were able to talk to many of the people staying at the hotel. >> police arrested tammy at her san jose home. he went 12 hours without eating. >>> a wild and dangerous night at a popular east bay restaurant. shooting at the dave and busters. an argument broke out, leading to an exchange of gunfire. the shots hit three men and a would. two of the men drove themselves to a hospital. >>> san francisco losing another high-end store. crate and barrel confirmed it is closing down its store in stockton by the end of next month. a pokes person tells us the lease is ending. >>> for nearly five decades, they made some of the best pies in the bay area. now a long-standing restaurant is going out of business. marie callender's has been open since 1974. like so many places, the pandemic has crushed business. can't air to keep it open. the bay area has one more left, in sunnyvale. i love the pies there. >>> up next, saving s

shares of las vegas sands up a full 10%, wynn up 9.5%. the sofi surge investors piling into shares of the mobile personal finance website after a fourth quarter beat, sofi stands for social finance, but as shakespeare would say what's in a name? especially when you slap it on the stadium that just hosted the super bowl. sofi ceo anthony not ox is up next on the stunning bump the ballgame is giving to its brand, closing bell 48 minutes away the "clayman countdown" is coming right back. the dow holding on to about 599 points of gain. i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. be confident to and through retirement. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire black rock silver

the operator chris wynn told "the new york times" the best thing he could do was show compassion forhout judging them the french open said it would allow russian athletes to compete under a neutral flag >>> netflix announced it's bringing the show servant of the people to its service. and a zoo in the czech republic recently welcomed an endangered baby rhino the zoo named him kyiv in honor of ukrainian heroes. >>> our very own molly hunter spoke to some musicians who are providing much needed comfort during the chaos in lviv, ukraine. >> reporter: far from the front line this track is different from the rest. the orchestra is giving everything they've got 33-year-old daniel grateful to play >> a little gift, a little sunshine in heart. >> reporter: you see the sunshine in their heart? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: and like so many young ukrainian men next week might look different >> if our army will meet >> reporter: some musicians, some new arrivals fighting in their own way. music producer maxine fled the eastern city of kharkiv about a week ago yesterday he heard singing and today

please welcome the college of alameda dance group and the wynn dance company. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> thank you for joining us to celebrate the year of the tiger and to thank all the staff and all the volunteers who made this event possible. as we conclude our event tonight, i want to wish you all of the happiness in this upcoming year of the tiger. please join us in chinatown, support our local businesses, enjoy the parade, enjoy the restaurants, enjoy the local stores, and most importantly, enjoy each others' company. happy new year. >> everything is done in-house. i think it is done. i have always been passionate about gelato. every single slaver has its own recipe. we have our own -- we move on from there. so you have every time a unique experience because that slaver is the flavored we want to make. union street is unique because of the neighbors and the location itself. the people that live around here i love to see when the street is full of people. it is a little bit of italy that is happening around you can walk around and enjoy shopping with gelato in your hand. this is the move w

please welcome the college of alameda dance group and the wynn dance company. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> thankor joining us to celebrate the year of the tiger and to thank all the staff and all the volunteers who made this event possible. as we conclude our event tonight, i want to wish you all of the happiness in this upcoming year of the tiger. please join us in chinatown, support our local businesses, enjoy the parade, enjoy the restaurants, enjoy the local stores, and most importantly, enjoy each others' company. happy new year. >>> dev mission's goal is aiming to train young adults, youth so we can be a wealth and disparity in underserved communities like where we are today. my name is leo sosa. i'm the

please welcome the college of alameda dance group and the wynn dance company. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> thankor joining us to celebrate the year of the tiger and to thank all the staff and all the volunteers who made this event possible. as we conclude our event tonight, i want to wish you all of the happiness in this upcoming year of the tiger. please join us in chinatown, support our local businesses, enjoy the parade, enjoy the restaurants, enjoy the local stores, and most importantly, enjoy each others' company. happy new year. streets. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i wanted to wish you a best wishes and congratulations the community has shifted a lot of when i was growing up in the 60s and 50's a good portion of chicano-american chinese-american lived in north beach a nob hill community. >> as part the immigrant family is some of the recreation centers are making people have the ability to get together and meet 0 other people if communities in the 60s a 70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue community as w

these roses marian wynn and marion sues a received a visit from the white house at the rosie the riveter world war, two home front national historic park in richmond, where we're talking with women who are you know in the construction industry and really facing challenges being the minority in those jobs and then thinking and having the experience with the roses where they're they're talking about the path breaking work that they did. us department of labor women's bureau director wendy chung hoon thanked win and shoes a for their contributions. she also held a roundtable with local trades groups working to connect more women to construction jobs. we get the word out to these women that the trades exist and then help provide them career opportunities and pathways to get into these trades. the fact that we still haven't created the change in construction culture. that we really need to have to make sure that construction sites are welcoming to not just women, but all all sorts of diversity. chan hon, vowing help from the federal government to get women into jobs created by the bipartisan

please welcome the college of alameda dance group and the wynn dance company. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> thankor joining us to celebrate the year of the tiger and to thank all the staff and all the volunteers who made this event possible. as we conclude our event tonight, i want to wish you all of the happiness in this upcoming year of the tiger. please join us in chinatown, support our local businesses, enjoy the parade, enjoy the restaurants, enjoy the local stores, and most importantly, enjoy each others' company. happy new year. >> the hon. london breed: welcome to chinatown, everyone. it has been a very, very challenging two years. we have missed our incredible parade. we had to distance ourselves and celebrate virtually, so the fact that we are here today to start the new year, to kick off lunar new year in san francisco, is extraordinary. >> well, good afternoon. we are now experiencing a massive surge on the national, state, and regional level, and let me be clear: san francisco is in the midst of a major surge of covid-19 cases. >> i've been a resident of chinatown for the past ten ye

please welcome the college of alameda dance group and the wynn dance company. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> thankor joining us to celebrate the year of the tiger and to thank all the staff and all the volunteers who made this event possible. as we conclude our event tonight, i want to wish you all of the happiness in this upcoming year of the tiger. please join us in chinatown, support our local businesses, enjoy the parade, enjoy the restaurants, enjoy the local stores, and most importantly, enjoy each others' company. happy new year. >> we are right now in outer richmond in the last business area of this city. this area of merchants is in the most western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific ocean. two blocks over you're going to have golden gate park. there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and m

las vegas sands and wynn up almost 10% >> thank you the fed meets in two weeks and today fed chair powellaid a quarter-point rate hike is a near certainty. >> i think it will be appropriate to raise the rate in a couple weeks and inclined to support a 25-basis point rate hike >> joining is bill lee from milliken good to see you. >> thank you. >> i guess chair powell taken the suspense out of the march meeting saying what will happen but what do you think happens after that how aggressive is the fed likely to be? lessaggressive than it otherwise would have been given oil markets in ukraine >> a lot of professional colleagues calling for the race to the top five to seven hike this is year. i think we agree 2.5% is the rate how fast will we get there now that we saw what happened to the huge oil shock and the data of xwgdp and personal income sug joesing the economy is slowing down fed chair powell said the first couple are in the bag and then have to see exactly how slow the economy is going to be. >> the whole fed, indeed the economy, is in a difficult place. the more you raise interest ra

keep an eye on the travel and leisure stocks hilton hotels, wynn resorts wit bigger hits as the war maynsider travel plans and looking for a superlative look at booking holdings it whit a record high two weeks ago. today it is a new 52-week low. took 11 days from a record high to a 52-week low back to you. >> that is a cliff thank you. now the bond market. last friday ended with the 10-year yield 1.89%. today at 1.73. rick santelli, you don't see that very often. >> no, we don't why down close to a quarter point on 10s. look at did intraday pay close attention to the 8:30. right in the center left of that chart when the employment report came out it was a solid report. there were a couple issues but yields volatile and went down. the entire yield curve is flatter meaning that there's a lot of flight to quality that's taking over. we talked act the big move from 1.98 to 1.73 trading two-year flat. finally if you look at a one-week of the dollar index up, get this, 2% just on the week and the year to date chart shows how aggressive the chart is. if it would close there it's near a 22-mont

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paul wynn has been in custody for 3 plus years and trevor reed for more than two.el for them. they are literally collateral now in the hands of russian authorities and this is a country that has gone from an authoritarian state to a totalitarian state within a matter of days. there are dark day as head for russia. laws are out the it doesn't allow other voices. before this past weekend. could russians get access in i mean social with other channels, did they know what was happening in the rest of the world in the per speculative from the west. >> we've seen a turn to repression since alexei navalny returned to russia last year. and we saw massive protests. hundreds of thousands of people, tens of thousands were taken to the streets on multiple occasions and after that we saw a crackdown on any independent media. any independent media was allowed to stay in business if only they identified them sfz as foreign agents. so there was just this paragraph that they would have to attach to any tweet, any broadcast, anything that they would promote to identify themselves as

the water is a big issue it's something that i just talked about with board member wynn resorts pat milroythern nevada. it's of dire concern, how you do keep doing it. one thing you see, a lot of the big casino resorts are leaning on water and how efficiently they're recycling the water that comes in it's a big deal and of utmost concern to the folks who live there. >> it is a big deal. i was being serious on this. but i will say this, contessa. i'm all in favor of the las vegas bureau, but it has to on after my houston bureau. after we get the houston bureau up and running, we'll talk about las vegas. >> i'm willing to follow your lead. >> and i follow your lead, contessa brewer. contessa, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> as we head to break, your morning rbi on the hottest cities in america for the stockmarket. did your city make the list? >>> plus, no zelda for you llg.nintendo shares are fain some gamers are going to be disappointed stick around that helps build my portfolio and my confidence? now you're talking. no wonder ameriprise financial has been named the #1 most trusted wealth

>> wynn resorts trying to break out. >> thank you. >>> thanks for watching. see you in a little bit in "overtime. "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott welcome to "the exchange," everyone i'm in for kelly evans today president biden meeting in nato with nato today in brussels. nato promising more troops and aid to ukraine new sanctions on russia by the u.s. can anything they say or do stop putin's war? >>> and blackrock says this war the beginning of the end of globalization. what does it mean for big multi-national companies a trader's stake. >>> and one potential bright spot for housesing down 20% in a month. enough to offset costs of rising mortgage rates we'll get to all of that but begin with stocks. dom xhoou wichu with the number >> in the green. solid gains. nothing spectacular but notable. dow jones industrial up 212 points now more than one-half of 1% context, highs of the session up 279 points in the dow. lows, just a mere 4 points to the down side. tilted towards higher end of daily trading range now. s&p 500 a little below 4500 mark 41 hand

mccau casinos tumbling las vegas sands, wynn down between 5.re than 11% it's back to 32. the rising cases in china are driving up the vaccine stocks. relief for those companies moderna up 10% to 152. elsewhere, netflix trading at the lowest levels since before the pandemic so it's gone all the way full circle back. here's a look at the two-year charts netflix 332 today. down 44 % this year on pace for the fifth straight monthly loss and the worst losing streak since the year it went public in 2002 let's get a cnbc news update >> ukrainian officials say a russian air strike has killed at least one person and injured six. it did extensive damage to apartment buildings and homes. kharkiv, the mayor says that russian forces are firing at the city nonstop >>> russia's deadly attack of a large ukrainian base over the weekend was carried out with cruise missiles launched from russian air space according to a senior u.s. defense official the official says that the attack will not affect the military resupply effort from the west for ukraine >>> and on

>> wynn resorts trying to break out. >> thank you. >>> thanks for watching.xchange," everyone i'm in for kelly evans today president biden meeting in nato with nato today in brussels. nato promising more troops and aid to ukraine new sanctions on russia by the u.s. can anything they say or do stop putin's war? >>> and blackrock says this war the beginning of the end of globalization. what does it mean for big multi-national companies a trader's stake. >>> and one potential bright spot for housesing down 20% in a month.

nike, starbucks, wynn falling to 52-week lows the vaccine stocks were largely abandoned after covid cases plummeted and data indicated boosters aren't that impactful with the china surge, those stocks are surging too china's own vaccines areabouts considered as effective as the american mrna vaccines and finally, home builders getting wrecked right now. why? treasury yields are jumping to multi-year highs and that means higher mortgage rates and a potential slowdown in home buying those stocks are now 30% off their highs. the fed hasn't raised rates yet and the housing market already is bracing for a big slowdown. could get worse if the fed signals more rate increases faster this week let's dive into the news of the day. chinese stocks getting smoked. check out las vegas sands take a look at the kweb that tracks chinese internet names. it's down more than 11%. joining us to discuss, cnbc's beijing bureau chief, eunice yoon, andy rothman, and mike santoli, of course andy, chinese population, 1.5 billion people second biggest economy in the world. and yet, these stocks are proving over and

live nation, wynn resorts down 7% and 6 % for bookings holdings that consumer discretionary trade, the travel and leisure, the spend my disposable income trade taking a big hit certainly lately and then one other place to keep an eye on is the outsized mover of the day, and this is all driven in the by fundamentals necessarily, but a lot of chatter. bed bath and beyond down the founder of chewy.com and his venture arm has taken a near 10% stake in the company they're pushing for change they're going to be activists investors and want to unlock value. that's why it's up 30% at the highs of the session, we were up over $30 per share that was good for around an 85 % grain. you can see the 30%, well off the highs. a kind of more fundamental-ish type story in the macro trade that's happening right now >> it's not all macro, but that's most of it. >>> my next guest has worked in emerging markets and seen russia's currency collapsed before and witnessed globalization and the reversal he sees several opportunities and safe havens for investors. joining us is the founder at mobius capital partn

lina wynn helps us navigate there all. look at the numbers.re in the united states. what do we need to know about this new variant and the risk it poses? >> well, this new variant appears to be even more contagious than the original omicron variant. however, it does not appear to cause more severe disease, and in very good news, the vaccines that we have still provide good protection against it. so i think it's time for us to change the way that we look at how we measure severity of a surge that's coming. is it possible that we're going to see an uptick in the u.s., yes, however, as long as our reports are not overwhelmed, as long as the vaccines continue to provide good protection against this new variant, i do not think that we need to have new restrictions coming in here in the u.s. >> and also, the omicron variant swept through and got a lot of people including myself. so if you were previously infected with the omicron variant or past covid infections, what would that mean for you with this new variant coming in? >> well, this new variant

i've cut it down by 5% by buying cyclical and reopenings and whether it's the financials this week or wynn or paramount last week when you were out sick. i think you have two weeks to use your dry powder and you know what, scott? it's time to dust off the all-in moniker because in two weeks i'll be wearing it again. >> that's a big statement, jenny. big and bold from the big farmer who said he's about to bring back mr. all in. and in the context of where we are, it's a big call citi is bullish and farmer jim is getting more bullish. what about you >> i'm not all that bullish. so first on the city report, i kind of disagree with the thesis behind it, one is real interest rates. real interest rates right now -- real rates are based on a combination of the nominal interest rate and inflation expectations are so completely all over the map and hard to predict that i think it's really tricky and treacherous to base an entire view on real rates we don't know what they really are, and i think what we have right now is a point in time the other point of their note is to say you buy in a geopolitic

>> encore, wynn. >> we're at resorts world. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: resorts world. >> katy and i sharete. >> okay. >> no. >> jimmy: well, this a blockbuster. is this like blake and gwen? are we learning something here? >> no! >> not at the same time! >> jimmy: all right, okay. >> what will the tabloids say? >> you want to tell them about the video that you sent me? >> so i was having fun with katy and i was oh my god, how do you think that i'm in that bed and then they clean the sheets. >> he said you're going destroy the toilet so i can't stay in that room anymore. >> you see what i go through? >> when i'm in the suite a couple of days ago, i take a video. i'm like, there it is. our toilet. [ laughter ] >> i have a new toilet seat cover come every time. >> jimmy, how have you been? >> tell him, tell him. >> jimmy: hold on i've got to see where this is going. >> after i sent it, when i went viral quick, i noticed a brief reflection in the door of the shower. >> jimmy: in the video? >> in the video. >> jimmy: oh. >> that's a screen shot worth a lot. [ laughter ] >> was i wearing anythin

these roses marian wynn and marion sues a received a visit from the white house at the rosie the riveter two home front national historic park in richmond, where we're talking with women who are you know in the construction industry and really facing challenges being the minority in those jobs and then thinking and having the experience with the roses where they're they're talking about the path breaking work that they did. us department of labor women's bureau director wendy chung hoon thanked win and shoes that for their contributions she also held a roundtable with local trades groups working to connect more women to construction jobs. we get the word out to these women that the trades exist and then help provide them career opportunities and pathways to get into these trades. the fact that we still haven't created the changing construction culture. that we really need to have to make sure that construction sites are welcoming to not just women, but all all sorts of diversity. chan hon, vowing help from the federal government to get women into jobs created by the bipartisan infrastruc

at these reopened stocks they have been hammered and i went through like expedia and i went through wynn and went through hilton and all of which had good earnings and they rose guidance and i looked at russia exposure and ukraine exposure, european exposure. it's no more than 6% of the total revenues and much less in terms of operating profits so while i understand that we could see a contagion, if europe goes into a recession, we certainly are going to see slower growth this year versus last year, but i still think there's enough momentum in the economy from all of the fiscal and monetary that we did all over the last three years, and i think it's very important. to me, i felt like the last couple of days the markets were very emotional and people have forgotten that the last three years have been really very special. the s&p 500 was up 31.5% last year, the year before that, 28.7%. that's not normal. that was very fed-induced, of course and the average was 20% total return there's uncertainty here for sure that's why multiples have come down they could go down further, but i am looking

please welcome the college of alameda dance group and the wynn dance company. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> thankor joining us to celebrate the year of the tiger and to thank all the staff and all the volunteers who made this event possible. as we conclude our event tonight, i want to wish you all of the happiness in this upcoming year of the tiger. please join us in chinatown, support our local businesses, enjoy the parade, enjoy the restaurants, enjoy the local stores, and most importantly, enjoy each others' company. happy new year. >> for the first time in nearly two decades fishers have been granted the legal right to sell fish directly to the package right off their boat -- to the public right off their boats in san francisco. it's not only helping local fishers to stay afloat but it's evoking the spirit of the wharf by resurfacing the traditional methods of selling fish. but how is it regulated? and what does it take for a boat to be transported into a floating fish market? find out as we hop on board on this episode of "what's next sf." (♪♪♪) we're here with the owner and the captain of t

these roses marian wynn and marion sues a received a visit from the white house at the rosie the riveterhome front national historic park in richmond, where we're talking with women who are you know in the construction industry and really facing challenges being the minority in those jobs and then thinking and having the experience with the roses where they're they're talking about the path breaking work that they did. us department of labor women's bureau director wendy chung hoon thanked win and shoes a for their contributions. she also held a roundtable with local trades groups working to connect more women to construction jobs. we get the word out to these women that the trades exist and then help provide them career opportunities and pathways to get into these trades. the fact that we still haven't created the change in construction culture. that we really need to have to make sure that construction sites are welcoming to not just women, but all all sorts of diversity. chan hon, vowing help from the federal government to get women into jobs created by the bipartisan infrastructure l

and i cut that cash by 5% by buying cyclical and reopenings and whether it was the financials and wynn and paramount when you were out sek. you have two more weeks to dust up the all-in moniker because in two weeks i'll be wearing it again. >> wow interesting to hear from you, jim lebenthal. >> kari, the thought going in today was that chair powell had to thread the needle did he do that >> i think he's done a very good job today and relieved that the pressure that the mark felt about 50 basis points and there's a sigh of relief that you can feel it's palpable we are now trading at under 18 times next year's earnings and i've talked several times about all of the stocks that are down 40% from the 52-week high or 50% or 60% and now many of them are selling for under 25 times earnings i ran a table today and there are about 30 stocks considered high growth names that are trading at something between a 12 multiple and a 25 multiple. so you can start to look at names like facebook, zillow or paypal and nibble at them and add to positions be careful, though, because until we move above the

these roses marian wynn and marion sues a received a visit from the white house at the rosie the riveterhome front national historic park in richmond, where we're talking with women who are you know in the construction industry and really facing challenges being the minority in those jobs and then thinking and having the experience with the roses where they're they're talking about the path breaking work that they did. us department of labor women's bureau director wendy chung hoon thanked win and shoes that for their contributions she also held a roundtable with local trades groups working to connect more women to construction jobs. we get the word out to these women that the trades exist and then help provide them career opportunities and pathways to get into these trades. the fact that we still haven't created the changing construction culture. that we really need to have to make sure that construction sites are welcoming to not just women, but all all sorts of diversity. chan hon, vowing help from the federal government to get women into jobs created by the bipartisan infrastructure

operate or source their products in china just look at the moves lower in names like las vegas sands, wynn, starbucks and nike those stocks trading at 52-week lows apple and qualcomm dropping sharply. the news taking a toll on the broad markets. the nasdaq down more than 2% so do investors need to brace more even more supply chain snafus and trouble, selling products in china. we were just discussing this i don't know what the market makes of it. it seems like they want to look past any sort of supply chain disruptions. it's surprising, we were talking about the ten-year bonds were higher today i would thought there would be a flight to quality and a slowdown, economic slowdown as a result of this, that this we're seeing right now, this isn't the extent of it we think it could be a lot worse, and so i'm surprised that the market reacted the way it did. so it was good for financials, that was nice. but, i don't know, i sort of felt like i was surprised when it was up earlier. i thought the moderna spike was very interesting maybe they'll be supplying vaccines i don't know it's still a treac

these roses marian wynn and marion sues a received a visit from the white house at the rosie the riveter world war, two home front national historic park in richmond, where we're talking with women who are you know in the construction industry and really facing challenges being the minority in those jobs and then thinking and having the experience with the roses where they're they're talking about the path breaking work that they did. us department of labor women's bureau director wendy chung hoon thanked win and shoes a for their contributions. she also held a roundtable with local trades groups working to connect more women to construction jobs. we get the word out to these women that the trades exist and then help provide them career opportunities and pathways to get into these trades. the fact that we still haven't created the change in construction culture. that we really need to have to make sure that construction sites are welcoming to not just women, but all all sorts of diversity. chan hon, vowing help from the federal government to get women into jobs created by the bipartisan

please welcome the college of alameda dance group and the wynn dance company. [♪♪♪] [applause] >> thankor joining us to celebrate the year of the tiger and to thank all the staff and all the volunteers who made this event possible. as we conclude our event tonight, i want to wish you all of the happiness in this upcoming year of the tiger. please join us in chinatown, support our local businesses, enjoy the parade, enjoy the restaurants, enjoy the local stores, and most importantly, enjoy each others' company. happy new year. >> manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. i'm kate sosa. i'm cofounder and ceo of sf made. sf made is a public private partnership in the city of san francisco to help manufacturers start, grow, and stay right here in san francisco. sf made really provides wraparound resources for manufacturers that sets us apart from other small business support organizations who provide more generalized support. everything we do has really been developed over time by listening and thi

these roses marian wynn and marion sues a received a visit from the white house at the rosie the riveterichmond, where we're talking with women who are, you know in the construction industry and really facing challenges, being the minority in those jobs and then thinking and having the experience with the roses where they're they're talking about the path breaking work that they did. us department of labor women's bureau director wendy chung hoon thanked win and shoes a for their contributions. she also held a roundtable with local trades groups working to connect more women to construction jobs. we get the word out to these women that the trades exist, and then help provide them career opportunities and pathways to get into these trades. the fact that we still haven't created the changing construction culture that we really need to have to make sure that construction sites are welcoming. to not just women, but all all sorts of diversity changchun valley in help from the federal government to get women into jobs created by the bipartisan infrastructure law. she also acknowledged the chal

if you have delinquencies for the buy now pay later, you're going to not -- brian wynn -- >> we have let's get to bob pisani. >> the dow and the s&p, dow is being helped by nike and the banks doing well take a look at the sectors important thing here is the banks up, jpmorgan, amex, goldman. all helping the dow industrials. nike right there tech holding, modest rally don't kid yourself "up to the minute" went from 94 to 110 in just a few days. that's still very much on the table. s&p 500, i notice here just above the 200-day moving average, 44.72 was the old 200 day moving average we haven't been there in the last six, seven weeks or so. that's nice to see positive momentum overall. let's take a look at the two big market issues. we know what they are. number one, we have the fed, 50 basis point rate hike potentially back on the table. the other problem is the higher oil prices here. there is no easy replacement for russian oil. there's a lot of notes out over the weekend about this saudi arabia and the united arab emirates not dramatically increasing production. not a lot of movemen

i first came to recognize clair wynne her story was printed on the front page of the anchorage daily news some months back, outlining what she had done as one individual who had looked at what was happening around her as a young girl and the lack of availability services. questions she had. and really, nowhere to turn but literally the internet. she had indicated in that article, she says you know, mental health was just never talked about. it was not talked about in the home. it was not talked about at school. even in health classes where you would expect to hear it, the discussion was about making sure that you ate the right foods, you've got the right sleep. but we don't focus on mental health. so her advocacy has been one that is truly, truly impressive. she is a recent graduate of west high school. she is spending her gap here working with the national reliance on mental illness there in anchorage. she's going to be attending middlebury college in vermont this fall. so claire, thank you, not only for being here today and sharing your story, but your advocacy and your voice on be

positivity for the some of the big casino operators that have big operations in the gambling hub in china wynnel and leisure because some of the highest more volatile market on relative basis names in the s&p 500 as of late have been in travel and leisure names and to that end you see some of the bigger gainers in the premarket trade so far is are some of the airline operators like american airlines and united and nor weaken cruise lines is up about 2.5%. and a check there on some of the other ones reshaping some of the story around what's happening in the energy markets right now a little bit more of a volatile trade. we are seeing a little bit of relief volley in some of the weakness as of late at least for the last couple here, some of the fractional gains we're seeing with energy a pull back in crude down to $95. oil stocks have gone down along with it. so we'll see if there's any stability coming up in that oil trade especially for big companies like these back over to you >> dom, i can read your signal you start with gaming stocks so i'd ask you about your bracket you knew that would --

maybe there's something going on with the gaming issues because wynn resorts is on that list as well. holdings, micron and starbucks to complete the list. that's the financial market this wednesday morning. now this: ukrainian-american congresswoman victoria spats ys president biden will have blood on his hands if he doesn't do more. roll tape. >> they are bombing civilians nonstop. we have a president that talks about, talks about and doesn't do things! you know, and what is he going to wait, when millions to die? then he's going to do more? stuart: the congresswoman is here to deliver her message coming up on the show today. >>> president biden says no to defunding the police. roll it. >> we should all agree the answer's not to defund the police, it's to fund the police. [applause] stuart: well, that line got a standing ovation from democrats who spent the last two years demonizing law enforcement. this has been lawrence jones' story for two years now. fortunately, he's on the show a little bit later. we'll be back. ♪ ♪ sports victoria alright, so...cordless headphones, sports sport

let's look at las vegas sands, wynn, melco, look they're selling off 6.8%, 3.8%. all of last year. my interpretation of this, you lock down, you get less immunity, right? david: of course. you can't trust their stats anyway one way or the other. lauren: that too, you have to learn to live with it. that is what we're trying to do here. david: gold. lauren: let's look at some of the gold socks, you see the price of gold is down $22 as yields rise. there is 97-point% chance according to cme group that the fed hikes rates by quarter point on wednesday. newmont is up following gold down. david: nice run-up last couple weeks. lauren, thank you very much. >>> the white house is phasing questions what is being done to boost domestic oil production democrats in congress are looking at their fallback, more taxing. tax big oil companies profits. edward lawrence at the white house. they love to spend and love to tax, lawrence. will this decrease oil production rather than increase it? there is no incentive with a higher tax. reporter: depend who you ask. may have the intended

these roses marian wynn and marion sues a received a visit from the white house at the rosie the riveterworld war, two home front national historic park in richmond, where we're talking with women who are, you know in the construction industry and really facing challenges, being the minority in those jobs and then thinking and having the experience with the roses where they're they're talking about the path breaking work that they did. us department of labor women's bureau director wendy chung hoon thanked win and shoes a for their contributions. she also held a roundtable with local trades groups working to connect more women to construction jobs. we get the word out to these women that the trades exist, and then help provide them career opportunities and pathways to get into these trades. the fact that we still haven't created the changing construction culture that we really need to have to make sure that construction sites are welcoming to not just women, but all all sorts of diversity. john hunn, vowing help from the federal government to get women into jobs created by the bipartisan

please welcome the college of alameda dance group and the wynn dance company. [♪♪♪]