you think dan's protecting rachel, or is rachel protecting dan? >> dan would be protecting rachel. rachel's protecting rachel. >> you think she knows more than she's saying? >> oh, definitely. >> just what did rachel know? i asked her. >> this is my name. this is my life. this is my entire future. and i have nothing to hide, and i'm innocent. >>> coming up -- rachel the actress or rachel the accomplice? >> police and prosecutors don't believe you were honest with them. >> mm-hmm. >> were you honest with them? [phone rings] "hello, how can i" sore throat pain? try new vicks vapocool drops in honey lemon chill for a fast-acting rush of relief like you've never tasted in... ♪ honey lemon ahh woo vicks vapocool drops now in honey lemon chill robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. understanding how to talk to your doctor about treatment options is key. today, we are redefining how we do things. we find new ways of speaking, s

that's great, dan, a great statement. dan has been inducted into the u.s.a. wrestling hall of fame, united states olympic hall of fame, the national wrestling hall of fame and the united world wrestling hall of fame in 2013 he helped ensure that wrestling remained a very important top olympic sport. the national wrestling hall of fame has built a dan gable museum in dan's hometown. a permanent reminder of the incredible journey that started in the great state of iowa. i love iowa. las vegas iowa. and i knew those polls were wrong, they had me losing iowa, dan and we won iowa by a lot. love that state. no one has done more to promote wrestling in america than dan gable. he's an athletic giant who conquered with one of the most difficult and ancient sports in the world. he's the greatest wrestler probably ever. we've never had anybody like him. he's made our country very proud. and he is a true goat, you know what goat is? goat? greatest of all time, right? he's the greatest of all time. today in recognition of his exceptional achievements, dan will become the

you think dan's protecting rachel, or is rachel protecting dan? >> dan would be protecting rachel. rachel's protecting rachel. >> you think she knows more than she's saying? >> oh, definitely. >> just what did rachel know? i asked her. >> this is my name. this is my life. this is my entire future. and i have nothing to hide, and will i'm innocent. >>> coming up -- rachel the actress or rachel the accomplice? >> police and prosecutors don't believe you were honest with them. >> mm-hmm. >> were you honest with them? when "plot twist" continues. some hot cocoa? mom, look! are you okay? head home this holiday with the one you love. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer today for exceptional lease and financing offers at the mercedes-benz winter event. stnarrow it to all thes ikarate moms... in desperate need of brown sugar. meaning, you. you're the one we made mywalgreens for. with pickup in as little as 30 minutes. hiya! get 30-minute pickup at walgreens.com did is locatedhat 70% of youin your gut?tem to boost your immune system: try align gut health & immunity support. align's qualit

dan: here's your safety sunglasses... lemonis: okay. dan: ...'cause the light is very intense in these rooms. lemonis: okay. i feel like i'm ready to go, like, on a safari with you. dan: yeah, all day long. it's fun. lemonis: let's do it. for dan, cultivating pot is all about the tlc. dan: well, i'm more of a hands-on. you've got to feel the plant, look at it. you've got to water it by hand. it takes quite a bit of personal attention. lemonis: so, how much inventory is in here? dan: about $400,000 worth. lemonis: holy [bleep] wow. just another day at the office for dan's lead grower, jeanette. you realize you're in a room filled with what the federal government considers illegal? jeanette: yeah. and i think that's what makes it more exciting. lemonis: it does? jeanette: yes. lemonis: do you know, it's funny, people that don't know the industry like me... jeanette: mm-hmm. lemonis: ...i used to think that the marijuana was actually this. jeanette: you know, that's what everyone thinks, too. lemonis: i didn't know it was this. jeanette: yeah, the b

by this logic, they ought to be. >> dan: yeah. i'm dan, not brian. not nearly as good-looking as brian kilmeade that thank you for the shout out. >> sorry about that. >> dan: leo, you as a former man of the left yourself, there's no logic in this. i don't understand. are we really going to go to a set of principles where apologies are no longer relevant but they are no longer relevant for anyone who's not a liberal? larryan brought up a few great examples. you have the virginia governor. couldn't decide if he was in blackface or a ku klux klan hood. jimmy kimmel and blackface. joe biden campaigning with aveni ku klux klan member. they can apologize. what are the rules? >> that's the thing. they get to pick and choose who they want to cancel. and let me make sure - -- dan, your point was well taken. they are trying to destroy the american valley system. they want us to cancel the people who gave us the declaration of independence, the constitution, the bill of rights. they want to cancel washington, jefferson and lincoln, the emancipation proclamation

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for dan? >> for dan? you know, so many times college wrestling is appreciated in a way that other forms of wrestling are. do you feel that this lifetime achievement award for you fully recognizes the sport of collegiate wrestling? >> i look at it as a inspiration and that others will have something that is beyond just winning on the mat, that they will be able to want to do something like this and so it will enhance our sport. because it isn't just like right now, me and him wrestling and whoever wins get a medal. it's more than that. that opens the door right now for a lot of people. >> [question inaudible] >> the one time i didn't focus on what i needed to do, i lost. so you have to ask all them. i don't know where. >> very proud of you, dan. thanks very much. >> thanks, everybody. >> mr. president -- >> mr. president -- >> so -- >> rudy is doing well. >> harris: we got to watch it together, the american medal of freedom. the national american medal of freedom, the highest award given to a civilian in t

weave work to do, dan. i look forward with the conversation with you and corey and thanks again for producing e right book and the importa book at the right time. >> so hr your comments were a ni reminder that one of your less noticed but beautiful talents is as book reviewer. i've long been fan of the review of the journal of suival and both of you make a strong case that china's behavior necessitated a change in american attitude. and i'd be curus when you think we should have noticed th change? when -- hr, you're the architect of the most important success of trump admistration's porn policy, the national security strategy that highlighted the need to compete with china and to underand china as an agessive, destructive powern the international order. at the end, in both ofour perspectives, whe that realization first came for you what --hen did china do something that alerted youhat the notion that we could cooperate and include them into being a responsible stakeholder, when did that fail, when should th

dan: remarkably so. this should not have happened in the way that it did but tragically, this whole pandemic has become highly politicized. much of that lays at the door of president trump. because of the way he did not handle it throughout the year. he w often at odds, often regularly at odds with the scienti -- scientists and officials. he sentixed signals. he pushed against the advice of many of the experts and has created an environment in which pele have taken sides over whether they should wear masks or social distance. unfortunately, more than 300,000 people have paid with their lives as a result of this and we are still in the midst of this even though hope has arrived in the form of a vaccine. it has been a terrible year and much of it lays at the doorstep of the president. house beat. are on the white has president trump's engagement with the pandemic changed in any way since the beginning? weijia: one thing that is remarkable is that it has not. and it is ending in the same w that it began bec

that is dan. dan's dedication to teaching and public service is evidence through strong leadership as captain of the gardner apprenticeship program. the covid-19 emergency highlighted dan's resilience as the program underwent changes for the crew to be able to garden in place. dan led with calm demeanor. his empathy and patience. his legacy will be evident as the next generation becomes permanent members of recreation and park department team. before i ask daniel to say a few words. i understand we have a video, ashley, is that right? >> i cannot hear. here it comes everyone. >> i am ali mccar three. i nominated dan. over the past year he exemplified a true leader in times of crisis. the hardships they are facing. dan comes to work each day with enthusiasm. his dedication and positivity are what public service is about. i am honored to work with him. dan is respected throughout the department. no more so than by the apprentices he mentors. i want you to hear their voices. congratulations. >> congr

>> i'm dan. >> dan, what do you do here? >> i'm the wine bar, and i spend most of my time selling. >> how long have you been in the business? >> 22 years. >> whoa. >> what i brought to the business was a book of business that i had built over 20 years dealing with folks by selling to them directly via email or phone call. >> that's worth a lot of money. >> right, right. >> what's your favorite wine? >> uh, well, i mean, my true love are the wines from bordeaux, so-- >> do you have a lafite? >> okay, now you're getting to the top. >> nah, i don't want that. i can't afford it. i have a question for you. >> sure. >> why is there crap everywhere? >> too much inventory? >> exactly. >> who's responsible ultimately for overbuying inventory? >> greg wants to be in charge of that. my approach to buying is, is i buy what i think i can sell within 30 days. >> and would you know how to liquidate it if you had to? >> yeah. >> and so why haven't you suggested that to greg? >> well, i tried, marcus. i'm not in charge. he's my boss. >> dan

dan. what do you think? maga faang or some pronouncing it tomato or tomata, whatever. >> the stock kept ongoing higher this was a few months ago. it had gone sideways it gone sideways basically at an all time high despite the news in a way this one trades at a fair valuation. i think next year will be the year where investors really start going through what these antitrust suits mean and what the cost associated with it and what the remedies may be you may get further under performance. all that said is not just the last two months. this stock is up 30% if you look at the maga complex, maybe investors kind of holding a little power here to see if this thing comes back in a little bit when we get more clarity on what these suits mean for google >> do you think antitrust concerns are going to catch up to this stock or some of the others that also face that issue? >> obviously we have been talking about antitrust issues for a long time. this is a persistent over hang with these stocks based. it presents a littl

dan? >> well, dan, chris kohrs is guarded about aspects of the night but eager to talk about his on going fight with the san francisco police commission. >> my name is chris and best way to describe me is your average everyday normal guy. >> chris kohrs is a 43-year-old construction worker but in 2014 he was a san francisco police officer working the castro district when residents started snapping his picture and posting it on social media with the nickname hot cop of the castro. >> it was fun. i mean, i was having fun with it. i was just trying to i guess spin it in a positive way, if i could. >> those local blogs led to international coverage. >> you know the hot inmate everyone was talking about? now there is hot cop. >> cnn, the bbc, the daily beast. he rolled with it using his sudden fame to get modelling jobs and raise money for charity. then november 2015, kohrs drove his orange dodge charger up broadway after a night out, he had the green light but two pedestrians stepped into the

dan: that's right. i think the analogy the operation warp speed, most resembles medicine in wartime, medicine during wartime, you improvise. that's exactly what the hospitals have done since the beginning of this crisis. figuring out as they go along, what therapies work best, trying a lot of things and they didn't cut corners but they really did press the edge of the envelope. that's what operation warp speed did to the fda. they said unleash the private sector, private nominees like pfizer, moderna, johnson & johnson and push the edge of the envelope which is something the fda doesn't normally do but this is a war. we been in a war against the virus in the virus is going to win until we've got this vaccine. now it has arrived and i think the trump administration deserves more credit and they are getting for allowing this process to go forward as on bureaucratically as it has. paul: kim, we have probably about 30 -- 40 seconds, big pharma and its reputation here. the biotech industry and drug companies

paul: dan. dan: fasten your seatbelt, folks. i'm about to give a hit to representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. that's right, aoc. a podcast this week, she said she thought it was time for nancy pelosi to step aside and give the younger generation shot at the top. i agree with that whether it's the presidency, senate or house of representatives. the school of thought aoc would like to get out of the house and move up to the senate in which case chuck schumer, call your fundraisers. paul: yep, she be challenging chuck schumer in 2020 -- 2022 in a primary. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweak it to us. thanks to my panel. thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. ♪ ♪ >> it may be saturday but for once, congress is working. a rare weekend session. finishing up a coronavirus aid bill that fda bill has approved a second vaccine for emergency use. that means millions of doses could be on their way to americans within days. hello, welcome to america's news headquarters. i am e

>> exactly, dan. based on the latest projections of the covid-19 numbers, that means the entire state could be on lockdown through christmas and by the end of the year. that's without new cases as a result of thanksgiving. the governor believes we will see a surge on top of a surge. >> the bottom line is if we don't act now, our hospital system will be overwhelmed. we don't act now, we'll continue to see a death rate climb more lives lost. >> with that governor newsom said he's pulling the emergency brake issuing a stay-at-home order for three weeks with any region with icu capacity falling below 15%. >> it's all part of a regional strategy well defined within the hospital and health care delivery system. we've defined these five regions, northern california, greater sacramento, bay area, san joaquin valley and the larger region in southern california. >> for the bay area, the stay at home coorder could come soon to late december. hair salons, gyms, nail salons could shut down again. they are asking c

dan already ate his before we even started the segment so that's saying something. >> dan is a snacker. dan loves to eat. thank you so much. i appreciate each and every one of you and happy holidays. dan, my man. >> i feel so seen. thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> welcome. you're welcome. have a happy, safe and blessed holiday, everybody. thanks for having me. >> merry christmas. you can get millie's recipe and all of our other 12 days of cookies' recipes on our website, goodmorningamerica.com. >>> coming up, "wonder woman" director patty jenkins joining us live. stay with us. xfinity internet customers are saving up to $400 when they add xfinity mobile. they can choose from flexible data options. and get nationwide 5g included, all on the most reliable network! ...and they lived happily ever after. again! again! get an incredible offer on xfinity internet and you could save up to $400 a year when you add xfinity mobile. click, call, or visit a store today. ♪ all night >>> welcome back. critics are calling "wonder woman 1984" the superheroine 2020 film and the woman behind th

thank you very much. >> dan frank in new york, jp morgan what do you tell him >> dan in new york here. i actually think this is going to be a good tail win. i think in the inoculation and the pack here in the country leads or quicker than expected, reopening. the stock from jp morgan will be back at an all time highs. basically have not seen enough tick for months after that and it was really slow to recover. this has been really good for the best i think you probably have a new high at some point early in 2021 here and it is about 10% away. you probably get more for your bucks in like bank of america. your question is do i pile it in here you buy a third or half position and see how it trades. to me you buy it a little bit more and pull back >> what other bank looks good to you? is there one that looks better i know frank in new york is a big "fast money" song. chris marone says morgan family looks like one of the best charts overall in this entire market which banks do you like the best >> i feel like you zen -- >> i am in here and it is irritating you >> what do they call it? ear t

dan? >> dan, it was a long day in court. nine hours of testimony. i reached both moms by text today and they're exhausted by y glad their son eastsid's sides getting out. >> this captures the widow holding her husband's picture. spotting her son in a live feed from prison and wiping away tears. she described the moment she found out what happen in a phone call from rome as she first told me in this interview from february. >> he said mom, it's really, really bad. he said they're saying that i killed a cop and then the phone just went dead. >> they were on vacation in rome after the first year of community college. they tried to buy cocaine but when police interrupted, elder stole a backpack of someone involved in the deal. the backpack owner called police and set a meeting with the defendants. the plain clothes offers did not identify themselves. >> at 3:00 a.m. he was jumped from behind, thrown to the ground by a man 100 pounds heavier than him. >> he was being strangled. >> he was choking him and pinning him down. finnegan thought he was in danger

dan? >> julia, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in dr. ashish jha, dean of brown university's school of public health. doctor, good morning, and thanks for coming on. this new variation of the virus sounds really concerning. what do we know about it? >> good morning, dan. thanks for having me on. you know, what we know is that there is this new variation that's spreading much more rapidly in the uk. we think it's more infectious. that's what data seems to suggest. we're not 100% sure. but all of the data so far says that it's not any more lethal and it's not likely to be any less sort of protective against the vaccine, so i feel reasonably confident that this is not some major game changer. but if it's more infectious, obviously that's an important issue to track. >> but there's no evidence that it's resistant to the vaccine or that it's more lethal. but no evidence yet. i mean, how do we really foe? it's pretty new. >> it is very new. and this is going to happen. i mean, part of the p

dan? >> alex, thank you. >>> let's talk now about the mammoth challenge of delivering this first batch of nearly 3 million vaccine doses. it falls to fedex and u.p.s. abc's victor oquendo is with us this morning from the u.p.s. world port. victor, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. this is the moment of truth we have been waiting for. that's how the president of u.p.s. health care put it. in just a matter of hours, one of these planes here behind me will be taking off for michigan empty, and when it returns, it will be loaded with the first shipments of the covid-19 vaccine. that is just the beginning of the operation. once that vaccine is back here on the ground, the shipments will be unloaded and placed on a very long conveyor belt for sorting, 155 miles of conveyer belts at this facility. that might be the most amount of time the vaccine will spend on the ground because vaccine packages will immediately go out this afternoon for delivery on monday. months of preparatio

dan and ama? hold off on the roller skates, dan. [ laughter ] >> thanks, sand ya. >> better stick to the indoor train set and stay safe. >>> from san ramon tonight, a lesson on unselfish holiday giving and from a 12-year-old who can teach us all a thing or two, actually. wayne freedman has more on a gift of curry. >> reporter: let's talk obsession for a moment, the good kind you find in a 7th grade basketball player like griffy williams. >> he's out here six days a week and has practice daily. >> reporter: and usually wearing steph curry gear. >> when i wear the jersey, i feel like i can make all my shots. >> reporter: in his bedroom curry all the time morning and night but one item he doesn't have that he wanted, one of these official nba steph curry jerseys. >> he wanted it pretty bad. >> reporter: his mom katy felt griffy should earn it so he did literally a nickel and dime at a time but when it came time to buy a revelation. >> i could buy it for myself or give it to somebody that needed it mo

abc 7 news reporter dan noyes is live with an i-team update for us. dan? >> well, dan, i've been talking to animal welfare groups around the bay area and they couldn't believe the park staff were shooting cats they say. it's a thing of the past. but they're glad it's finally ending once and for all. it's been four days since the i-team first reported that east bay regional park district staff shot and killed at least 18 cats this year. trying to protect endangered birds. 12 cats killed over the past month in this colony alone. she spent the past year feeding them, adopting out kittens and getting adults spayed and neutered. she's devastated. >> i hope they shot them quickly and did know what they were doing and i hope they didn't see each other get shot. >> reporter: the park district is flooded with angry messages from cat lovers and rescue groups and a petition soared past 4,000 signatures and board members said they suspended the shooting of cats. dave is the incoming board president. >> is it your intention to have the cats banned permanently? >> it wi

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paul: dan. dan: fasten your seatbelt, folks. i'm about to give a hit to representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. that's right, aoc. a podcast this week, she said she thought it was time for nancy pelosi to step aside and give the younger generation shot at the top. i agree with that whether it's the presidency, senate or house of representatives. the school of thought aoc would like to get out of the house and move up to the senate in which case chuck schumer, call your fundraisers. paul: yep, she be challenging chuck schumer in 2020 -- 2022 in a primary. tomorrow. ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. the question tonight is, just exactly who is in control of the u.s. government. as i am speaking to you right now, we know that a number of countries are carrying out ongoing cyber attacks against various agencies and full departments of the u.s. government. the united states is under a full and ongoing assault but at least three nations -- by at least three nations. of russia is suspected of car arelying out the most devastating cyber

dan, always good to see you. we were debating the kind of economy that you should position yourself for in the markets. so which economy do you position your portfolio for? >> yes, it's really a good question. thank you for having me, melissa. i think the conversation you guys have just been having is a great parallel with the way the market is looking at it. there's a big debate between the here and now, which is clearly getting worse, and next year which is really that outlook is improving. which economy do you want to prepare for? i don't think you want to go each your skis and go all in on one or another, but i do think the most important question for investors is are profits going to be higher 6 to 12 months from now or are they going to be lower? i think the path of least resistance, what tim was talking about, is higher, that things are going to be better. clearly near-term outlook, the way i think about it, the worst the near-term paying gets, the harder it is for the market to look through it. and i thin

dan and dion? >> thank you very much, sandhya. >>> well, when it rains outside, you can get cozy wherever you are with this crackling fire. it's the abc7 news yule log. you can stream it on abc7 news news.com as well as our bay area app on roku, amazon fire and apple tv. and while you're online, you can also track santa thanks to norad. on midday live today, we spoke with lieutenant general david a. krum from the north american defense command, aka norad to find out how they track santa. >> we do a combination of things. norad operates a number of radars in the u.s. and canada. we also operate satellites. they look for infrared. and as you know, rudolph's nose is pretty darn bright. that's the primary means we track him around until he comes back over to our area of the world here in canada and the united states, and then we'll use the radar to track him. >> a very elaborate setup. we are streaming the norad santa tracker at our website. once again, that is abc7news.com. >>> well we are all focused

we will be talking to dan at about 8:30am. china has successfully landed a probe on the moon, in an ambitious attempt to bring back the first lunar samples in four decades. chang'e—5‘s goal is to collect lunar rocks and soil to help scientists learn about the moon's origins, formation and volcanic activity. beijing has poured billions into its military—run space programme, with hopes of having a crewed space station by 2022. you could have heard that two ways. as in crude. are you good at photography? i do like a bit of photography. i wouldn't say i am

>> i'm dan ashley. just yesterday, we learned of a break in the case. 9-year-old michaela garrett was kidnapped outside a hayward grocery store in 1988. she had gone with a friend to buy some candy. the case went cold for decades until a partial palm print under went analysis and matched this man. 59-year-old david misch. other law enforcement agencies are revisiting their similar kidnapping cold cases that they've been working on for decades. melanie woodro has the community out reach and the reaction. >> reporter: news of david misch's arrest in connection with the 1988 kidnapping of michaela garrett is spreading through hayward and reviving memories from that time. >> even after decades, it felt like a relief. >> reporter: simone was 5 years old when garrett went missing. now she works at abc 7. >> i remember being scared and i remember that fear rippling through all the people, all the kids in my school especially the girls. >> reporter: her parents recall her not allowed to play outside alone. >> e

paul: dan. dan: i am giving a very tiny almost microscopic hit to oregon, portland, oregon mayor ted wheeler, he became famous during the protest this summer while mayhem and anarchy roared across to portland for doing basically nothing. this week he allowed the police to move in on a house in a black neighborhood that have been an armed occupation for three months and allowed them to clear it out. i would not say portland has cleared the corner but at least the intersections being cleared. paul: remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us on fnc. that is it for this week show, thinking to my panel into all of you for watching i am paul i hope to see her next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: breaking news, president trump is calling on the fbi to go after former leaders james comey and andrew mccabe for their roles in trying to subvert his presidency. the president tweeted this: andrew mccabe was exposed for who he is today in the u.s. senate. he was totally destroyed, an ignorant

although i want to say that was a great call by dan. i have been long twitter through this period. i stay long. i look at the ad growth and i'm impressed. and the ebida is not where i would want it. after a big run, i think you go higher >> twitter and capri holdings, stock is up nearly 90% our next guest says there is more room. >> today the pris wce was upped 50 bucks what do you like most about capri given the run it has had >> we have liked this stock for a while. we still like it essentially you have earnings acceleration prior to the break we talked about the fed setting the pe that is true, but the consumer still sets the pe. you have numbers on november 5 if you look at traffic website data, some 38% month on month these are brands resonating with the consumer when you talk to this company and ask them how they are going to grow sales, they are bullish on china they think the two brands they acquired are underpenetrated and they hope to increase stores in china 200 to 300 and shut stores in the u.s we agree with that by 2025 chi

>>kron four's dan kerman live for us at san francisco city hall with the details dan. >>well all of the cases in all of the hospitalizations those numbers all going in the wrong direction as you mess. cases have gone up 50% since thanksgiving and hospitalizations have doubled that is why the health director calling on residents to really buckle down. he says it's the mask-wearing and staying within your household. he says that is the only thing that's going to help reverse this search. san francisco's covid-19 surge continues unabated the bay area continues to struggle with patient loads in our intensive care units. >>and we expect demand over the next 2 weeks to increase during an online briefing, san francisco health director doctor grant colfax said covid cases in san francisco have increased 50% since thanksgiving and hospitalizations have doubled during the same period from 73. >>248. and he says the vaccine will not stop the search. >>it will be a long roll out and too late for this surge and you can watch us a call if we don't remain not fight against covid-19 c

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dan? >> rachel, thank you. >>> let's bring in jonathan karl who is our chief white house correspondent, also the author of the excellent book that came out this year, "front row at the trump show." jon is in washington where he will be hosting "this week" later this morning. jon, good morning. so based on your reporting, do you think trump is likely to sign this bill at some point? >> this is really something, dan. i have asked that exact question several times of the president's press secretary, of his entire press team. there is no answer. they cannot clarify for me whether or not the president is actually threatening to veto this or just asking for these changes. you can understand their situation, dan. it was about a week ago when the white house press office put out a statement suggesting the president would sign it as soon as it got to his desk. the bottom line is nobody in the trump administration knows what he will do except for the president, and he's not saying. >> you've been wa

good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. thank you so much for joining us. now, this stay-at-home order will roll out, regionally. these are the regions the state has been divided into. northern california, greater sacramento, the bay area, san joaquin valley, and southern california. the bay area includes nine primary counties, santa cruz andmo monte ray. the bay-area is projected to reach the icu threshold and enter the order by late to mid-december. we have the most available capacity, currently, of all the regions with 25.4%. the other regions are expected to reach the threshold, in mere drays. kris reyes joins us, now. lots to get to here. >> yeah, lots to get to, dion. bottom line, expect to have the quietest holiday season of your life. the governor justifying his lockdown, by saying there too many red flags in the state's surging covid-19 numbers. >> the bottom line is if we don't act now, our hospital system will be overwhelmed. if we don't act now, we'll continue to see a death rate climb, more lives lost. >> and w

dan, the same question to you? >> american express, it broke out on november 9th, that was the day the pfizer vaccine broke out above 100. it came back in and i thought 110 was a good level here. down from 125. so i like picking at this one playing for a our high, back towards 125, that was where it was trading before the pandemic. >> guy, you are on fire. now off the board so you get two gold stars for the month of december around the bend. more of q&a version of "fast money. will 2021 be the year of tech? facebook or amazon you asked it, we'll answer it. this holiday at t-mobile, get an iphone 12 with 5g on us on every single plan. switch now and save 20% on your bill vs. the other guys. that's right. iphone 12 on us. it's time to holiday on with t- mobile. >>> welcome back, to this special hour of "fast money. we are getting social on this next one >> good evening, my name is jack in michigan. do we think is time to take profits off the table and look elsewhere for tuopportunities? >> before we answer jack, let'

. >> i'm dan ashley. this is what we've been waiting for all year, coronavirus vaccinations here in the bay area finally. health care workers francisco and contra costa were among the first. here is luz pena. >> reporter: after nine grueling months after covid, hope has arrived. >> literally gives me chills because medical science has never done anything like this. the human race has never done anything like this to identify a novel virus, sequence it, create a vaccine and have it be safe. >> reporter: a sigh of relief as they get the first doses of pfizer's cover coid-19 vaccine. >> getting the covid-19 shot, tells me in 21 days i will get the second shot and i will be more protected. >> reporter: 9,750 dose the arrived today. the plan is to distribute them between eight medical facilities in the county. also making history at zuckerberg san francisco hospital, five were vaccinated today. dr. antonio gomez was the first in line. >> i trust the fda's evaluation process. i trust the experts that we have he

he jumped higher than me. >> or dan. landing on dan's head. >> a little taller. >> i wish i could define plyometrics. somehow that amazing story got a little depressing. >>> "gma" is now two hours on saturday. the new information coming to light in that bombing in nashville. the credit going to quick-thinking police officers there. keep it here. >>> good morning, i'm jobina fortson. with the new year right around the corner, some new laws will go into effect. work places will be required to tell their employees and customers if they have been exposed to covid-19 within 24 hours of learning of an incident. more workers will be eligible for family leave. companies with five or more employees must offer it. it used to be 50 or more. and california law enforcement will be banned from wearing you know forms that include camouflage. lawmakers say it's too demilitarized police. >>> today marks the first day of kwanzaa, an annual seven-day celebration of african-american community and culture. in san francisco the village projec

time now for the four at 4:00 and dan and spencer joining us. even though we have a vaccine, officials are reminding people don't let your guard down and don't travel this christmas. the warnings are working in part. aaa predict as 30% drop in holiday travel. it's expecting 34 million fewer people will travel between christmas and the knnew year. 3 million people are expected to fly over the holidays but that's down 60% from last year but 81 million are expected to travel by car. so i kind of feel like we're in this loop, we're stuck in a time warp here because spencer, 81 people traveling by car is not traveling. i mean, that's -- so we saw what happened in thanksgiving and the cases are spiking and we'll get the same thing, christmas. i feel like this is going to happen. >> yeah. yeah, i'm afraid it will. you know, this is a time to be hopeful but not a time to let our guard down. all the advice we're hearing from the medical experts is correct. i've just cancelled my travel plans for christmas. i was going to go to the east coast to visit my

they have 800,000, dan. what makes this one different is the mood of the state and the mood of the nation. gavin newsom like it or not after the french laundry restaurant where he wined and dines with friends and colleagues when other people were staying indoors barely making rent made him a poster boy for political do as i say, not as i do. and that's generating a lot of signatures. they've got about 800,000 now. they probably need 2 million to qualify. if they get national money coming in on this campaign and gavin continues to attract national attention for french laundry stories and the one that stephanie just presented here, there could be -- it could catch fire and his team knows that and know they have got to turn things around and turn them around fast. >> the timing of that dinner was really terrible for the governor. phil, thanks very much. you can read phil's columns in the san francisco chronicle every wednesday and sunday and very much worth your time. stephanie's story is the most popular one o

i'm long the stock i like this news for at&t. >> dan nathan? >> yeah, pfizer two closes this week above that november 9th intraday high and pfizer i like it here going back to the highs over the next few months, up in the mid-40s. >> steve grasso? >> i've been excited about a bunch of stocks this year at that have really rallied aggressively luminar is the next one. i think this one is off to the races, super excited >> guy adami >> i'm just excited to be with you all, folks, every night at 5:00 melissa. spr, that will get you done. >> i rolled my eyes, by the way. thank you for watching "fast." see you tomorrow back here >> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to dram "k." i'm trying to make you money my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you but call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or twee

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the one and only dan aykroyd will be here i'm so excited to talk to him. and she is the star of the hit netflix show, "the queen's gambit," anya taylor-joy is here that show is fantastic i can't wait to talk to her about that but before we get to all of that, every time president trump and his campaign file a dumb new lawsuit or spread a new lie about voter fraud, they quickly get batted down and this will shock you, it's all a giant grift. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: well, president trump has now entered the "flushing his weed while the cops pound on the door" stage of his presidency everyone who inhabits the world of observable reality from a majority of americans to world leaders, to even some republican state officials, has accepted that trump lost and joe biden is the president-elect of the united states. even some of trump's closest friends and allies on the world stage have abandoned him, like british prime minister, boris johnson. not only are they close friends and allies, but they look like estranged half brother

chris and dan are singing the same tune. i'll look at citi and say we've done a good job with that one. go back to october when it was trading $42 a share. 59% of tangible book and i think we outlined a cogent argument why it should be trading $61.20 that's based on it trading back to 85% of tangible book. look where it closed today 61.20. it's a reasonable place to be taking money off the table i think banks can go higher. but just look at the run it's had. you have seen fits and starts in city city specifically, if you enjoyed this run, i would be paring down some of the gains. >> long banks, short tech. dan, what do you think >> listen, this has been -- i've been on that train largely because the charts look that way and verrone has come on numerous times and i agreed with him. i also agreed with tim, mills and guy who say this is the best reopening trade out there and it's going to be a multi-year thing, not like the v reversals in the hard hit names in industrials and transport. >>> coming up, the crude awakening. oil p

he lived in china for 20 years now he's back in america dan welcome back max good to be back we have talked to over many years and he gave us an insider's perspective in what's going on in china for many years and a lot of what you said really is played out in real time now you warned our audience 18 months ago long before joe biden was even the nominee. that contre biden had issues and china now the department of justice is investigating him for tax evasion and money laundering what do we know about his business dealings in china dan it's been out there a wildly intercept as reported on this basically you know one and a half $1000000000.00 loan from the people's bank of china which she just doesn't happen or you feel as a foreigner you're not even allowed to have a private asset management company in china somehow he gets it and he's not the only one there are several high profile politicians that have made $100000000.00 this way out of china but 101800000000 dollars and then use that money they're given special access to some chinese i.p.o.'s and then the money comes back over here