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yo-yoing going on. the dow was up 500 point then it went to the flat line. it was up 34 points. up about 100 just seconds ago. meg tirrell has been following the latest comments, including the press conference that continues with dr. anthony fauci. meg, wrap it all up for us. >> tyler, so the cdc and of course dr. fauci confirming this first case of omicron. it was confirmed in san francisco, california, in a. treer who returned from south africa november 22nd that person tested positive on november 29th, we just heard from dr. fauci the person was fully vaccinated. dr. fauci said he does not believe the person was boosted, has mild symptoms that are resolving. also, the person's contacts have all been contacted and found negative so right now this is not a surprise to a lot of people that we have found the first case of omicron in the united states more are expected to be found. questions still to be answered of course, is this more transmissible, is this more severe, does it evade the protections of vaccines more than other variants? all of those things still question marks, it will likely be a few weeks before we found out. dr. fauci asked if it is less severe, perhaps more contagious would it be good for a lot of folks to get and it help us reach herd immunity. that's a narrative i have that circulated over the last couple of days. dr. fauci warning that's a grave pop sigs especially as we do not know the reach of this variant. >> certainly not a surprise as we have heard from your own reporting and medical experts in recent days about the fact that was largely inevitable that we were going to see this variant come here to the u.s though the market is really guy jesting this right now the nasdaq has turned lower. the dow is hugging the flat line crude is turning lower, yields ticking lower as well. where did we go from here? i ask that because i know there were a lot of questions reporters were just fielding to dr. fauci. he did not answer or change the stance around booster shots for example, and what vaccination status actually means this this country. is the expectation that we are going to start to see some new policy rolled out particularly where vax nations are concerned, in light of this >> certainly there were questions whether the definition of fully vaccinated should change to include a booster dose right now, that is not something the cdc has said they are dolg right now fully vaccinated means two doses of pfizer or moderna and one of johnson & johnson however they are recommending all adults who are six months out from those shots to get a booster. that was guidance that was updated because of worries about omicron. they are broader concerns this will lead to more restrictions and a slowdown to folks getting back to work and getting back out into the real world to the extent they haven't yet and that it will cause reversion to previous behaviors it is interesting to hear from douch because doesn't thisphelic loo day gentleman have you to march of 20 to as dr. fauci is talking about the emergence of the variant in the united states we are in such a different position we have vaccines that are expected to hold up to some degree, we don't know to what degree we have therapies in the form of monoclonal antibody and more in the in the forms of anti-viral drugs. >> and it comes in the holiday season, right in the middle of the holidays, a key travel time for many americans as well meg tirrell thank you for bringing us the latest we will go to bob pisani for a look at the markets and reaction we are seeing not only in equities, but as i mentioned before, bonds and commodities and some of the other key say sets that we watch so closely. >> morgan, what is interesting is the market has been sideways the last 20 minutes or so since dr. fauci has spoken i think because nobody is surprised there are cases here in the united states. what happened throughout the day is continued weakness overall. this is prior to dr. fauci speaking in the cyclical sectors. we see, again, companies like boeing, big industries like honeywell or companies exposed to the travel sector like walt disney for example, also on the weak side. well, consumer oriented names like johnson & johnson for example, a little more stable. my opinion just watching this from afar is the most important thing that happened today was not dr. fauci speaking but it was powell and yellen. because what the market really wanted today was not fauci it was hearing powell say, well, let me clarify what i said yesterday, and trying to walk back some of thinks comments yesterday. that's what i think the market was hoping for if you will notice, guys, the top of the market was as powell was testifying earlier today and everyone at least people i was talking to said he's not walking back anything. he's sticking by his guns to what he said yesterday he's not clarifying or you know trying to walk back anything and the market just kind of rolled over after everybody realized that fact we are now -- the problem with the market now is there is too much noise to get it to advance. too much noise on omicron, too much nies from the fed and we are going to have to wait a while for this to resolve. until then it is going to be rocky. >> it feels leak the market is extremely headline vulnerable right now? exactly. look today, tyler. look at the volume and look at simple things like the spy. top volume going into them -- powell talking and when everyone realized he's not walking back anything, it just started slowing rolling over that was the big story today in my opinion. >> bob pisani. what's the play for investors like you should you buy the dip if so, where should you go shopping jeff mills, welcome, good to have you with us. >> good to be with you, tyler. >> if i am of a mind to go shopping for equities right now, should i -- should my buy list be those 120 or so s&p 500 stocks that are off 20% from their highs? is that where the bargains are >> i do think there are opportunities there. thinking about the broad market we haven't seen a rally yet that's rally all that convincing even on monday when the market was up over a percent you still had more stocks that were down than up. starting to transpire that way again today. there are opportunities, some relate by the recent covid news, some secular trends and others a combination. a stock like live nation is down 12% obviously recently for kind of obvious reasons i think it is a good buy the dip story there i also think there is a secular trend that we are seeing continuing into 2022, which is this transition from goods spending to services spending. services spend has been below trend i think that normalizes and a stock like live nation will benefit you talk about supply not being able to meet demand. this is not one of them. you have twice as many major artists touring in 2022 than tour in a typical year the forecast for revenue growth for live nation is solid even compared to 2019, so previd. it's really one of the only companies in the world that has significant artist share in promotion, ticketing, go down the list i think that's a name that has sustainable advantages right. >> there is also is supply chain consideration. >> they don't have sclan issues. morgan and i are going to go on tour next year, right? isn't that the truth morgan and i are going to go on tour jeff, let me -- you just said look to the services, which haven't participated but one of your picks is amazon, which is a goods company >> it is a goods company it's also one of the sleeping giants in its e-commerce a. major trend there and a stock that really hasn't gone anywhere for a long time. down 6% from its highs a darling that hasn't moved much, i think because of the recent investment cycle. it has been investing in its physical infrastructure. investors are waiting to see the payoff of that but this sets them up very well for the holiday season obviously the most popular online shopping site and they have the rnl laest e-commerce logistics network in the company. i actually think the supply chain crunch could set them up better than other companies. >> it hasn't been much of a participant this year in the rising economies jeff mills thank you. >>> we have breaking news. it is on gm. cfo paul jacobson making comments just now to credit suisse fire side chat. phil lebeau has the story. >> paul jacobson in that fireside chat has raised general motors' full-year earnings guidance previously 11.5 to $13.5 billion. now he says it will be in the range of $14 billion above the top end of what was previously expected. what changed the chip outlook it hasn't been as bad as initially feared just a month or two ago from general motors' perspective. in addition, the outlook is starting to improve in terms of supply put those together and now you have gm motors raising full year guidance to $14 billion. again, the previous guidance was 11.5 to $13.5 billion. guys, back to you. >> shares of gm up almost 3% right now on this news. >>> coming up, we have more on the market's pullback due to the omicron variant here in the u.s. d will check more on equities ancommodities. the dow is basically flat right now. as an independent financial advisor, i stand by these promises: i promise to be a careful steward of the things that matter to you most. i promise to bring you advice that fits your values. i promise our relationship will be one of trust and transparency. as a fiduciary, i promise to put your interests first, always. charles schwab is proud to support the independent financial advisors who are passionately dedicated to helping people achieve their financial goals. visit findyourindependentadvisor.com >>> california has seen their first case of the covid omicron variant. you can see a move toward session lows in key assets oil prices, wti crude negative by .5%, $65.86 they were positive at one point. we are also seeing yields hovering at the flat line off their highs of the session today. also look at key travel and leisure related stocks they were also losing steam going into some of the headlines. but they are exacerbated norwegian down 5.5%. delta down 6%. expedia down 3%. and the 2:% looses for las vegas sands. if you are wondering why the markets are not selling off more broadly. look at these three stocks they are clinging onto gains apple, microsoft, alphabet, all three posting gains of north of 1% again off their session highs. still the three biggest stocks in the s&p green on the day. >> of course they have outsized impact on the major averages key point there daum chu. >>> the supply chain is another headache for the market but according to cowen there are stocks well positioned to weather the squeeze. jayson slidell jones us now. it is great to see you certainly, we have been getting signs if recent days, recent weeks, high frequency data that maybe perhaps some of the congestion at the west coast ports and where all this transportation bottleneck issues are concerned -- that it is starting to ease somewhat. is that what you are finding >> yeah. you know, we have seen that seasonality is being our friend right now. things typically start to slow down once we get beyond black friday i think the ports are having a chance the clear themselves up we are down to about 46 ships sitting to the coast of the port of l.a. and long beach chs that's down from a high of 77. remember, that's about same level we were back in february if you compare it to a year ago it was basically zero a year ago. i think that number is going to get lower in december but watch for it to pop back up in january. we don't expect things to get materially better from here until late next year. >> it has been a focus on the hill where the fed chair has been talking about supply chain issues and how it is impacting inflation even as he takes a more hawkish tone around inflation and how monetary policy will pivot to accommodate that we just had the first case of omicron here in the u.s. does it have the potential to make the congestion situation worse again? >> you know, in terms of labor, i think it does. because we have had a labor shortage in the trucking market for quite some time now. if you look on the warehousing side, labor shortage there as well it's even crept over into someplaces that traditionally haven't seen trouble hiring workers such as the railroad force. i i think that could provide sort of another hurdle that we have to eclipse. >> there are obviously lots of reasons why this happened, the supply chain, but i thought the american supply chain and distribution system was the gold standard it was just indocument toible and better than any other country. what happened? what's the fix >> i would own my own island if i knew the complete long-term fix. we have one of the best railroad systems in the world you are correct in that. a great trucking force out there. our ports are maybe a little bit behind other countries they have better technology and better flexibility than we do right now. we are taking steps to clear that up. again, we don't see things materially improving for a while. we have a major labor contract coming do you at the ports in the middle of next year. we'll see what happens with that as well. >> quickly, three names investors should consider buying right now given the conversation we are having. very quickly. >> hubg. i see them having the ability to price well above the rail cost congestion as inflation eases costs coming down dske. it is a combination of way to play on the trucking market and the infrastructure package and lastly, union pacific, unp, they serve the west coast. they have been tying these guys up i think they will be better on the back half of next year. >> jason sidel thank you for joining us. >>> as stocks lose steam on the first omicron case in the u.s. the dow now up 79 points, close to 80. mi rg f y watchinitorou congight back. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this. your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should've just led with that. with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for each employee and get the best deals on every smart phone. what's strong with me? 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. >> it is a chance to, yo, yo those numbers could get really high and make it difficult for people tohospital. >> michigan is now one of 17 states with an icu capacity of 50% or less. the military is deploying medical personnel to help straight health care workers. nati medical response teams are helping in new mexico as well. health experts say the search is being fueled bike -- surgw is being fuelede buy colder temperatures as well as the delta variant and 93 million unvaccinated americans. at least 36 states are seeing an increase of 10% or more in new daily infections. in new york, a new mandate taking effect will require masks in all indoor public places unless businesses and venues check for proof of vaccination. >> if all of a sudden everybody in new york state vaccination in the next two weeks, we will have a different conversation. >> adults and children lining up to get their shot at this mobile vaccination clinic. >> we want to get over all of this mostly gone. but in order to do it, we have to abide by some of the rules. >> more than 50 million americans have proceeded boo

look, this is a week now of yo-yo stock markets. yesterday it was a rally. but this has been a week, honestly, that has been completely volatile over here. fast forward for me there, i can show you what we're expected to in terms of the dow. the dow closed 16 points higher. the nasdaq ended the day higher. economic gut check on the labor market in a few hours. a key jobs report expected to show 550,000 jobs added in november. 5.8 million jobs have been added this year. 5.8 million this year. but considering the 22 million lost at the start of the pandemic, we're still in a bit of a hole. that report is out at 8:30 a.m. we will break that on "new day." >> now to the price the at the pump. opec stays the course. agreeing to add 400,000 extra barrels of oil to world supply in january. this is a really closely watched move from capitals around the world. demand is surging for oil. the u.s. and its allies had asked opec plus to release even more when the cartel did not, the u.s. and nations released millions of barrels from their own strategic reserves to try to

strudel: es increíble, yo encuentro lugar para estacionar, yo voy a estacionar... albertano: gracias por salvar a mi jefa. yomas sin en cambio, jamás sentí con ninguna otra mujer lo que esta tarde sentí contigo. no sé tú, pero yo no dejo de pensar en este bonito domingo en chapultepec. maría: [piensa] gracias, Ángel de la independencia. doña lucha: albertano, adelántate a buscar a tus hermanos. seguramente, se fueron al carro de la güera que está aquí a la vuelta. yo tengo una cosa que hablar con maría de todos los Ángeles. albertano: sí, jefa. doña lucha: ¿sabes por qué retiré los cargos? no tanto porque me hayas salvado de esta, sino porque en el fondo bien sé que tu intención no era seducir a mi hijo. ¿sabes por qué lo sé? maría: ¿porque me tiene confianza? doña lucha: no, mamacita, porque ninguna mujer con afán de seducir a un hombre se pone ese calzón pantaleta de la triple a. >> cínica. maría: cállese la boca. loca. [aplausos] strudel: [habla alemán] "papá antonio herbal nutritions"... [habla alemán] [aplausos] >> la medida genera mucha incertidumbre y no es claro donde se atenderÁ a los inmigrantes qu