fantastic jeff where with you jeff nobody nobody challenges him nobody objects nobody says hey i'm on the ground here and state whatever and saying jeff that story isn't right you never hear people correct jeff zucker he is dictating the news and when he leaves we'll see what happens to c.n.n. maybe they'll change and finally i just want to ask you i know you want to keep people in anticipation but can you tell us come expect more tapes and how far you've got a willing to go to expose what some say is a rigged system. well let me say this this is the advent season and so project very tossed in our founder james o'keefe have decided to give the people an advent calendar of c.n.n. releases so there will be 3 more releases tonight and then from here through christmas we will be releasing one or 2 tapes every day which will be the c.n.n. rock tapes not the edited down for the so those clips but the entire meetings will be posted online and people can see for themselves or hear for themselves and frankly we're accused of all sorts of editing tricks they're going to wish that we had edited

jeff, let's talk about the book if we can. jeff: okay. well, thank you a lot for inviting me to to be here. this is the first presentation i've made since on the book. it is still not in stores. but it will be fairly soon i hear. my father was a history teacher and civil war was a special interest of his. in all the conversations he and i had about it, neither one of us was aware that african-americans from wisconsin had served in the civil war. it wasn't part of the history that i learned or that my dad taught. about 10 years ago i was at the kenosha civil war museum and met a group of reenactors for company f 29th united states colored infantry, a group from milwaukee. because of them i started researching african-american soldiers from wisconsin and found many hundreds and also found that there was no written history covering their service . so i hope with this book to bring to light their service and their lives and their names as well they proved themselves as soldiers and men to their own people to their officers and often to their

we have got jeff standing by on the phone. jeff, what is the latest? emily, how are you? emily: i am well. give us the lay of the land. of softbank, we are talking about doordash. bear with us, as we have been dealing with breaking news on brexit. let's talk a little about doordash, this is a huge deal for you. you have been on the floor at softbank and made a big bet on doordash in the early days, and look at it now, a $60 billion company. what is your reaction to the debut, and that big number, given that they raised $16 billion only six months ago. jeff: it is a great day for doordash and other constituents, the smalls, businesses that are struggling in the face of covid to keep their does open. it is good for business come investors and employees, so overall a really good day. strong market receptivity with a lot of news coming out across the world, so overall, really good day and important testament to the power of the softbank platform and the vision of investing in next generation technology companies, led by fantastic ceo's like tony. tony: talk about how stands o

emerged at 32 jeff eventually won a lawsuit against putnam county new york prison. which enabled him to start his own foundation the founder and executive director of the jeff it just did it around issue but just as there's no deterrent there's no oversight is no punishment for prosecutors so they can break the law they don't face criminal penalties even when they engage in withholding evidence of innocence threatening witnesses coercing witnesses no matter how serious the misconduct as if the prosecutor commits that after an arrest has been made they have what's called prosecutorial immunity they're above the law the prosecutors to really uphold what's become just words

i like gm. >> jeff? >> twitter might not be buying it but i am. supply chain automation, a long runway cognex >> dan >> so we talked about the worst chart in the market. that's probably intel. one of the best charts is microsoft. look at that thing looks poised for a breakout into the end of the year possibly into the new year. >> guy >> did you really know the jetsons or did somebody tell you? >> i knew the jetsons. >> really? n >> she was the maid. >> i know things >> apparently. good for you i'm proud of you fireeye. that sucker is going higher. we'll see you back tomorrow nigh >>> i am here to level the plain field for all investors there is always a bull market some where i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i am cramer welcome to "mad money," i am trying to make you some money. my job is not only to entertain but educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jim cramer there is a reason i am on every show with the same message there is always a bull market some where

jeff. >> and, terry, that rainfall is already developing just to the north of us as you'll see on stormranger mobile doppler radar in this wider view i'm giving right now. the cold front, which i'm tracking, that has that rainfall associated with it is just off to the north. so as that continues to sweep down over the bay area tonight, we'll see those spotty showers. i'm not really worried about this. it's not a big storm system as you can see. near santa rosa, sebastopol, some very, very light activity, more in the way of drizzle right now. but overall things would expect to pick up here around 7:30 tonight with more spotty rain over the north bay and then eventually as we hit 11:30, we'll see some of those showers making it down towards the peninsula. this will hang on into the early morning hours of thursday. right around 3:30 we'd have our best chance some of rain down towards the south bay. and this thing will move out of here fast, by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, it is gone. but coming up, i a

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chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here. jeff, you said the rain was coming, and the rain has arrived. >> yeah, and it definitely feels good with our fire danger that's been so high the past couple of weeks. now, so far today we've seen trace amounts to about 0.05 inch. our mobile doppler radar, you can see it's all light showery activity here, a little bit over the north bay, the east bay, and also the peninsula. we'll get a closer look and put a track on this. it's moving to the south and off towards the east. that would keep some of these showers rolling into oakland, san leandro, and as we move more to the south, not much over san jose. there's a chance some light showers could hold up into san jose as we roll through the next hour. what's on tap for us as we continue through tonight? i think by 11:30, the activity will get a little bit more consistent as a warm front approaches. so it will mainly be showery in nature but definitely good to get that ground wet and we need it. look at this. 66.79% of california in a droug

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>> well, if it is user generated, jeff, jeff b. if it is user generated, you know, you're -- it is the pipes that you're asking to decide what they can put up and what they can't. number one in practice, too difficult. number two, i think i can handle it i think i can look into -- i would rather see everything. maybe not hate speech, obviously, but i would rather see everything and then i would like it decide myself, because then immediately, now, the minute you get into this area that you're talking about right now, this is why we do get to senator johnson's complaint. and we saw it. we saw what social media did with twitter and facebook and the laptop incident, with hunter biden. they shouldn't be able to decide, one side benefits, exclusively on what they decide to censor and don't put on that's where you get into that issue. i don't want the silicon valley 20 somethings deciding what is true and what's not for me that's like the last thing i want >> well, they're not and -- >> they did. they just did. >> you have 230 right now.

jeff: capitals the name of the game now. the group that was about growth, the management has changed. the mentality is very different. they are going to be very focused on returns to shareholders and you won't see that rapid growth. the base case is to take rapid u.s. production right now, likely to go to 9.1 by the end of next year and we don't really see it growing until you get to 2022 at 10 million barrels per day and given that, it's strong, robust demand growth that is more than enough for shale and opec production to him -- increase. good to see you, as always. tune in later for "bloomberg commodities," coming up later today and we will dig into the offset carbon markets. coming up on this program, the barclays chief u.k. economist will be joining us next. the boe does nothing, brexit deal should be coming soon? although you have a 50% possibility of it deal getting done. markets feel more optimistic and we will break all of that down. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: live from new york, i am alix steel. we will cut you d

jeff: ya déjate de tus cosas. estamos en una fiesta. vinimos a divertirnos. noelia: pues, tendrías que desaparecer para que yo pueda pasármela bien. jeff: claro que no me voy a ir para que cualquier idiota se acerque a ligarte. noelia: ya estoy cansada de que dices de que todos los chavos del mundo me tiran los perros. te he dicho siempre que no tienes motivos para desconfiar de mí. jeff: de ti, no. pero sí de los demás. estás hermosa. todos en el colegio quieren contigo. noelia: pero yo te acepté a ti porque el que me gustaba eras tú, pero francamente desde hace días

jeff: we also have a focus on long-term value creation. that's one of the reasons we moved forward on this whole initiative around order and diversity. -- around boardroom diversity. i think any innovations in the capital market that drive the longer-term mindset is a good thing. emily: all right, always good to have you on the show. thanks so much for stopping by. coming up, bitcoin hit an all-time high yesterday, just short of $20,000, but is the rally sustainable? we will talk to someone who predicted the current price point next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> bitcoin is the hardest of assets. it has a very restricted supply, even more so than gold has, and investors are finely tuned into the fact that this is a way of protecting the value of their money. >> bitcoin is being used as a store of value. people are worried that central banks around the world are debasing fiat currency. >> you are seeing the demise of cash and more and more digital forms of payment. >> it has been going up at a compound annual growth rate of 10% for 10 years. th

jeff: i was chatting with him earlier today. the u-turns in the business, answering the year, we were optimistic -- entering the year, we were optimistic. the pandemic hits, the business stops a screeching halt, i think it dropped 80% in a few weeks. latero emerge nine months with this kind of opportunity, it has been quite a ride. who thought you could take a global travel business public during a pandemic? emily: what is your outlook on whether they can live up to that? and how they live up to that? there is a lot of investor optimism, but in long road ahead. with anyis the same company, you have to perform when you are public. ,hey have a unique industry-leading position and it is one of the largest markets on the planet. market, sois their they have the opportunity. now they have to show -- i was telling brian earlier, you have to show them what you got. emily: you have a lot of experience with marketplaces, opentable, ebay. what is your advice to him going forward, given the uncertainty ahead, we still don't have a vaccine

so much, jeff. >> i know. what's up with that? >> can't wait to see her outfit. thanks, jeff. let's pray for some rain. >>> up next, we're going to check in with steph curry. his connection again with president obama. and the thoughts about starting training camp just a little bit later because of a covid outbreak. back in a moment. >>> the in a land not so far away. people are saving hundreds on the most reliable network with xfinity mobile. they can choose from the latest phones or bring their own. and choose the data option that's right for them. they even get nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and since they are on the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfation, they live happily ever after. again, again! xfinity mobile. your wireless. your rules. your way to stay closer together. click, call, or visit an xfinity store today. >>> all right. did you watch? right here on nbc bay area. wednesday afternoon football. not quite "sunday night football." almost a week after it was originally scheduled, the ravens and s

let's bring in our own jeff ranieri now. and jeff, there is a concern we could have fire danger this weekend as well here in northern california. >> a very real concern, jessica, especially into sunday night and monday for the north bay mountains. that would be the focus of some of those gusty winds. just not what we should be seeing in december on top of course all this other stuff we're having to deal with right now. no wind for the morning. i think it'll be pretty tranquil here. some sun, a bit of cloud cover and some cooler numbers here. down to 43 in the tri-valley, south bay at 44. also coming in with some 40s here for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. now, as you move through tomorrow things will feel a little bit different for us. we'll have this weaker system passing on by, and it'll produce a little bit of drizzle for us near the northern coastline, also increase some cloud cover. let me show you that better here. and you can see by saturday tomorrow 1:00 filtered sunshine and high clouds move through

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jeff? >> tom, thank you. medical contributor dr. david agus joins us. the news crossed just after 9:00 pm last night. what's your reaction and what's next? >> i mean, this is it, right? finally there is light at the end of the tunnel. we'll go on offense against this virus. and that is exciting. science is coming through here. that being said, the task of vaccinating 300-plus million people in the united states is a daunting one. and especially this vaccine has to be stored at minus 94 degrees fahrenheit. it's being distributed across the country now, and there are going to be programs in every state. each state has its own requirement for who will be vaccinated first. but it's beginning. >> alex azar, the secretary of health and human services, says the vaccine could be available as early as monday or tuesday. that's the good news. but with health care workers surely on the front lines of those who will be getting this vaccine, who is next in line and how quickly before regular folk are in

duncan, after jeff duncan went on cnn yesterday to say something similar, he called jeff duncan a puppet and called out governor brian kemp. so these two senators can't afford to alienate president trump, because that alienates at least a decent chunk of the republican electorate here in georgia. >> i thought it was really interesting, too, what jeff duncan just told me, it's not just against the law. the law doesn't provide any avenue for a special session in georgia right now. but he also said, it's just the wrong idea. the sentiment itself is wrong, to throw out the will of the people there. to throw out a vote that was counted, audited, recounted now, and has shown the same results every time, basically. >> right w, i mean, i think the lieutenant governor did an excellent job detailing in a clear fashion just the rigorous process that georgia state officials went through to ensure that those votes were correct and to arife at the result that we're seeing now, that joe biden won that state by about 12,000 votes and this was a five-week process. election officials worked hard to make s

we bring in jeff ranieri, always our favorite day, jeff, when we see those kids smiling, people who don't get gifts, and suddenly they get a bag full of gifr gifts, it's really special. >> it's so heartwarming, we all remember that one thing we wanted when we were a little kid, and to be able to get something definitely makes a difference. back here across the bay area we have our storm system that is beginning to move closer. cloud cover has increased. temperatures are dropping. but we're still waiting on the storm front to get here before we see that rainfall pick up. you can see that storm front is just offshore from 11:00 p.m. tonight to 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. that's when that cold front will arrive. gives us that needed uplift to provide rainfall. right now on stormranger and doppler radar, there's a few showers in the north bay, san francisco, that's it. you can see 11:00 p.m. tonight, heavier rain indicated by the yellow and the orange over guerneville. this sweeps to the south, a little bit quicker than originally thought. that will limit our rain totals by 2:00 a.m. over the east ba

just a tad smart. >> like our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. take it away, jeff. >> thanks, guys. being compared to a rocket scientist, i like that. you know, i've been scouring over those computer models really looking deep into those. by this weekend it is looking more and more promising to get some rainfall and we need it in a big way. we've got some sunshine lately so that's been good, but again, the fire danger really has been paramount the last couple weeks. let's bring in our storm ranger doppler radar. you probably noticed clouds last week. that was a weaker system that didn't bring any rainfall, but once again producing clouds over northern california. we're going to get our better shot of rainfall from a storm system that's out in the pacific. i'll show you that and i think you'll like what you see here in a second. but let's get right to tomorrow morning's forecast. i do want to tell you, it's going to be another cold morning, upper 30s here for the south bay, 37 in san jose. over in dublin, 38 degrees. right up to the north bay we'r

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how are the rechetti brothers going to handle this >> steve and jeff rechetti do not interact and jeff will not be lobbying his brother but that's not what ethics attorneys are too concerned about. they're concerned about will jeff rechetti get access to the white house. the answer isn't clear how that's going to be handled jeff rechetti, people around him said he's not going to be lobbying his brother but the same people did not rule out that he will be interacting and reaching out on behalf of amazon and many other clients, keep in mind, to the white house itself. so you have to keep that in mind have to keep an eye on that as this goes forward because there's a lot of question marks how steve rechetti and the administration will handle this if a brother of a key adviser of joe biden's is going around trying to influence things for amazon and anyone else who wants the work >> a controversial hire. any response so far from amazon, brian? >> nothing so far. they've been very, very quiet and that's not too much of a surprise they like to do things behind the scenes regarding lobbying as

jeff, alisyn and i are watching this. we have the same reaction, which is that, look, we knew that president-elect biden wanted to require masks in federal buildings. we hadn't heard him say that i'm going to ask america to wear masks for the first hundred days of his administration. that sounds so simple, but it's such a big difference. and it is such a new kind of way of approaching this pandemic than we've seen. >> it's called a plan. it's called a plan. you don't recognize it. you've actually lost the word for it! you don't know how to describe it anymore. it's called a plan! will it work? that's what our medical experts tell us, it will. but it has a start and a finish, a hundred days of a plan from a leader. >> and it's also asking for collective action, jeff. it's saying, we're all in this. it's somewhat -- i hesitate to say -- churchillian. we talk about wartime presidents. this is saying, we're all in this together. let's do this now. >> and i think the key word is "ask." i'm asking americans to do this for a hun

gallus he's founding director of the german association jeff good morning. i want to ask you is this surge that we're seeing right now is it more sustainable than the one that we saw in 2017. i would say yes absolutely 2017 just saw a little spike for a couple days and as you rightfully already said now we're seeing larger amounts flowing in institutions companies are using that conason asset to use to reshift their cash reserves we're seeing several larger companies that are buying big amounts of bitcoin so they don't have to be exposed to traditional cash namely the u.s. dollars but are exposed to the upside that does offer them as a sort of safe haven in the genitive s. what do you expect the value of because for example to correct in the coming weeks are you expected to continue to go up well as some wiseman's up before it's really hard to predict the future so it will go up nor will it go down it has been volatile over the past couple years because it's only 12 years old and for 12 years of age it has. been a wild ride historically speaking if you ever

jeff in florida, jeff. >> yo man, thank you so much for everything you are doing in 2020 you are busting your butt. you a truth to power >> i like to come to play. that's the way i like it eviden every day is the playoffs here >> i appreciate your insight of weight watcher >> it is too up and down for me. it is not consistent as i like you have this every january and you have a hit or miss, maybe they hit it out of the park or they don't i don't want that pressure for myself let's go to charlie in new york. >> charlie >> hi jim, merry christmas >> right back to you >> i would like to get your take on boston pr it is a great pandemic performer. should i call it a quit or leave my money on the bar or should i stick around for more. >> there are a lot of companies that are coming in aggressively, it gets them in the market i think they'll continue to be the predominant one though and i think it goes higher still jay in california. >> jim, how are you? >> i am good, how about you, jay? >> i am good i am from california happy pier happy birthday to my friend, dr. richard lee, 13 years ago, i

. >> jeff, good morning. and thanks for being with us what a difference a year makes last december soft bank was taking a lot of heat for the implosion of we work today though, the vision fund bacti back in the black. you're coming off two very big wins with doordash and open market so looking ahead, jeff, into 2021, spacs and specifically vision fund acquisition vehicles, is that part of the strategy >> we're really fortunate that vision fund to have a platform that gives us a lot of flexibility to invest in multiple sections of the financial markets. predominant way of doing that is investing minority stakes in to private companies. but we have the flexibility to invest in public companies and a spac is another vehicle to allow us to help take great technology driven companies who were changing their landscape and their industries public. >> right we're seeing this with opendoor, of course. but for the vision fund going forward, can we anticipate to see some spacs of its own? >> well, stay tuned for that we

jeff zucker dictating to his hosts reporters editors and producers what the news will be not based on whether it is true not based on whether it's important but whether or not it fits jeff zucker's world view and personal political agenda there's no diversity of opinion nobody objects nobody challenges c.n.n. did react very quickly on twitter that said it is going to get your enforcement involved my question is are you ready and t. think the door is on your side i don't believe for a minute that the police are to come knocking on our door everything the project veritas does is legal we have a very well trained and very well paid legal staff and i'm highly confident that everything we did was within the legal guard rails no one no one has called us from from law enforcement that's just something they said that tweet came from cnn's p.r. staff and i think you can call that a p.r. stunt and i want to ask you one of the tables what totten and your private discussions without his work space would you support it as while the one. who who is objecting c.n.n. i mean they ran secretly recorded

jeff thank you. god 11 videos were released showing the deaths of daniel proved untrue or hardship both men were in custody and died of asphyxiation as officers attempted to subdue them autopsies later found drugs had also played a role in deaths and what's become a familiar with spawns protests emerged over both the deaths on the wider issue of heavy handed policing since the spring communities across america under brutal they've seen a similar scene spurred by the black lives mountain movement some of which have turned violent so i. was told he was like i'm thankful it was thanks. community advocates and former new york police officer corey pagel believes that technological advances are a game changer for transparency. transparency was the key to success you have to understand prior to this technology of cell phones and called cameras all over the place police were able to control the narrative that we would hear didn't come out and say such and such 345 on board to try to fight us we ended up you

let's bring in jeff -- >> that's great. >> jeff has a talent of tellinging us when the rain is coming. >> you've got that right, and look, most of tomorrow will stay dry then as we roll through late, late tomorrow night into early thursday, when a lot of us are sleeping and that's when we'll see the next round of rainfall. let's go ahead and get the microclimate forecast started and we'll get you a big, wide, expansive view and i like to always do this when we have a storm headed our way and set your bearings on where things are at the current moment, and you can see in the wide view here, i've depicted where the cold front is and that's where the best chance of rain will come from. it's still about 900 miles away and some time before it gets here and we do still have that rain coming to the bay area. a close-up view here of stormranger and the only one in the bay area and just one of six in the country and you can see that it is dry here across the entire bay area. even through tomorrow morning i don't expect any rainfall chances, as i mentioned and the biggest thing here would be th

. >> jeff bernstein is owner of itv partners llc. he got to start in the industry, producing and editing i school sports videos for cable vision in new york. by 1980 he was network services consultant for digital corporation. he became director of professional services for spyglass open tv. in this role, he directed top projects throughout the u.s., asia and the middle east. on his return to the u.s., he became vice president of engineering. since finding itv partners, jazz consulting clients has been comcast, charter bright house, time warner and operators throughout the asia pacific region. he is a guest lecturer on the cable industry at harvard in this university. jan cares of boys and girls club of new hampshire where he is active in fund-raising and mentoring in his hometown. jeff sponsors this evening is william thomas and bob guess near. >> like to thank the cable partners organization, my family friends and a special my wife sharon for making my career such an interesting journey. i travel around the world, met with cable ope

we watched it for about 45 minutes. >>> jeff is back with us to tell us how we're looking, jeff. >> those waves will be dangerous through about 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. 14 to 18 foot waves possible. if you're headed to the beaches, remember to not turn your back to the water because we have those sneaker waves that could also mix in and really come up without any warning, hence the name sneaker wave. as we bring you into our microclimate forecast, we are looking at that drier pattern continuing for us, and that's setting us up with a little bit of fog. when you have these dry and also some very calm, you know, weather situations starting to return, that's really giving us this resurgence of this patchy morning fog. so you want to watch out for that tomorrow morning, patchy fog, and temperatures in the 30s to 40s. overall tomorrow it continues to stay sunny and dry. ahead we are looking at some wind moving back in. on storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, you can see how it is dry right now. not only are we stuck with this pattern lately, but it looks like that's going to continue as we move

happy holidays, jeff. >> yeah, you, too, raj. hope you had a great christmas. and i know you are definitely looking forward to 2021 like myself and everyone else. so we're going to get some good weather in here for the start of 2021, and then we're going to head right into what could be some of the wettest weather pattern we have seen so far this season. good for the drought and also good for our wildfire season at least to help to keep that down. as we start off our microclimate forecast tonight a look at storm ranger and you can see we've dried out from some spotty showers we had about 24 hours ago. look at our rainfall season 3.5 to 8 inches behinds. that's why any rainfall we can pick up will be obviously good news. tomorrow morning cold 30s on tap and patchy ground fog. and through tomorrow we do get some sunny weather back and it's going to be dry. but ahead, again, several rain chances coming our way. so for tomorrow morning i think the most important thing is you need to a jacket if you're up early and out. 36 in the south bay, peninsula 38, tri-valley

major. >> garrett: jeff pegues, thank you. tonight, president-elect joe biden is accusing the trump administration of blocking the transition in key national security areas at the defense department, calling it "irresponsible." president trump is also being blamed for a delay in getting much-needed unemployment checks to millions of americans, some of whom will be struggling to pay rent on january 1. here is cbs's paula reid. >> reporter: president-elect biden tonight calling out the trump administration for failing to brief his transition team, warning that nothing must get lost in the transfer of power. >> we just aren't getting all of the information that we need for the ongoing, the outgoing-- and from the outgoing administration. it is nothing short, in my view, of irresponsibility. >> reporter: mr. biden specifically pointed to political appointees at the department of defense and office of management and budget who he said were engaged in obstruction. president trump meanwhile was spotted on his golf course in palm beac

let's bring in jeff, and jeff, we've had this nice streak of beautiful weather. but you say this weekend we're going to get that rain that i know you say we need desperately. >> i know. and a lot of folks do maybe have some plans. but the thing about this, it's really going to help to drop down our fire danger. so nice to get that blue sky with our current restrictions in place. we've got that rain falling kmgs our way. let's bring you into that microclimate forecast and wanted to pinpoint that storm system, and there's a pretty good tap here of moisture. we're going to see a decent amount of this from the bottom edge of it moving in. right now on storm ranger and mobile doppler radar we are currently dry here throughout the bay area, but with that storm system approaching as early as tomorrow we'll begin to see some changes. first off widespread cloud cover here to start, so no need for the sunglasses, not quite as cold, we won't have any 30s and that's because the cloud cover acts as a blanket. 47 for the south bay, tri-valley at 45, andmorally of these widespr

bitcoin, this dovetails with what jeff was saying about liquidity. >> and that's exactly it, jeff hit the nail on the head i don't care what asset class it is in the middle of march if you told me we were going to be at all-time highs in almost every single risk asset class, i think a lot of people would have thought that you were crazy, you know, and what happened was every central bank in the world decided to flood the market with money. that's the only lever they have at the poll. that's what they did now going into '21, ask yourself, is that going to stop? i think the answer is absolutely not. look what happened in 2018 when they tried to reduce balance sheets, it's not going to work they're not going to do it, so now i have every single central bank expanding the supply of the product they have, their quantitative easing, and now i've got this asset class over here that is quantitative tightening, the supply is declining or the daily supply is declining. it has a better stock to flow ratio than gold, and it's got kind of this upside kicker as a startup. and incidentally, you know

please welcome back to the show, our friend, jeff tweedy. how are you, jeff? >> i'm good. how are you? good to see you. >> seth: i'm doing very well we talked in the past. yas kouw, i'm a longtime fan of yours and of "wilco" and i had this great honor you asked a bunch of friends of yours to be in the video for your new song, "gwendolyn," and i was lucky enough to be one of those people how did you come up with this idea here i am, it's basically the bottom half of my face, top half of yours how did you come up with the idea >> um, i saw a post on social media from steve martin, where he was joking that nobody -- something was weirding a guy out in public, so he made a sign to wear over his head that said, "this is steve martin. and it made me think that i have a lot of friends that are sort of celebrities, and -- and they don't get to use that part of their face very much anymore so i thought maybe i could take advantage of that and get everybody to donate their face to my video. plus, just masks just work really well as a green screen. so i just thought i'd take advantag

please leave the cameras where are you going to go, jeff? >> i'm going to go to canada i'm going to find me a nice canadian girl and tell her i'm a refugee. >> seth: wow, you're that upset. >> yes, seth we went through four years of torture which only made me scare that there will be four years of a normal president and then we'll elect someone worse than trump. >> seth: who could be worse than trump? >> kanye west. unless he's giving out free yeezy's. than that wouldn't be so bad but still, i'm not dealing with that >> seth: you're not going to miss anything here >> everything's gonna be gone anyways. by the time you all give up and murder hornets have taken over in seven years, i'll already be the principal of whatever's the best high school in toronto. >> seth: wow so when you leaving? >> you -- hold on, seth. i thought we were leaving? because i was going to say you get the plane and i get the snacks >> seth: jeff, i have a family >> okay. yeah i guess they could come, too okay maybe not all of them but you can pick your favorites. >> se

let's bring back katty and jeff. i'd like to get a picture of what's going on inside the oval office. how did the notion of donald trump trying to appoint sydney powell go over? what exactly did the president say from what you know? >> i can't give you many more details than what josh just expertly went through. but i think it is worth underscoring how unusual and alarming it must be to the people who were there listening to it and to just people listening to this reporting now. roughly 30 days before a new president is slated to take over, we have the phrases martial law and the considerations that the president is apparently looking at for discussion in that room. >> you mentioned martial law. let's listen to now pardoned michael flynn who he also reportedly has given advice on that topic to the president. take a listen, everyone. >> within the swing states if he wanted to, he could take military capabilities and he could place them in those states and basically rerun an election in each of those states. there are

. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the cold temperatures for tomorrow morning. a few more rain chances this week and when we could get the biggest rainstorm of the season. i'll have details on that in about eight minutes. >>> welcome back. actress lori loughlin was released from a bay area prison early today. she left the federal correctional institute in dublin through a side door to avoid cameras and then flew home to southern california in a private jet. this according to tmz. loughlin served two months for her role in the 2019 college admissions cheating scandal in which she paid six figures to get her two daughters into usc. her husband, mossimo giannulli, is serving five months at lompoc prison near santa barbara. the couple paid fines totaling more than $300,000. loughlin must still perform 100 hours of community service. >>> following a disheartening act of vandalism, an artist and an attorney are coming together to rebuild a breonna taylor statue. it appears someone smashed part of the bust in oakland over christmas weekend. you see it there. taylor was

jeff flock is here with us. he has details, jeff. reporter: like like i'm in a fancy restaurant doesn't it jackie? i'm actually in a tent. i will tell you why in a moment. ♪. jackie: new year's eve parties looking very different this year. heart gatters and restrictions currently in place across the country withville impact putting party rental companies in a tough spot too. jeff flock is in burr ridge, illinois. reporter: nobody planning big parties but folks that rent for tents actually there is more need for that. chicago restaurants cannot have in-room dining they have to have it in a tent. so we're in a tent. richard, your business, you're with one ever the preeminent part planning companies in the world, it has been killer here. >> it is devastating for our industry and our industry in particular as well. reporter: you do huge tents for big events like ces. we're in a tent. show me, that is the how the side right there. i hope you can see that. there you go. >> you tend to forget you're in a tent when you're in here. reporter

thank you, jeff. >>> well, up next, this is terrible. the iconic cliff house closing. what's going to go in its place? >>> now that covid vaccinations have begun, we'll look at efforts to overcome skepticism about the shots. also our week-long look at teachers inspiring america. tonight the teacher who looked at the great outdoors to keep her kids together in the pandemic on "nightly news." ♪ it's hard to explain what depression feels like. but i can tell you what it feels like when someone offers to help. every plan through covered california is comprehensive - with mental health coverage and financial help for people who need it. enroll by december 15th. >>> aloha, larry ellison, oracle's co-founder has left california and is making his permanent home in hawaii. ellison moved from chicago at age 22 here to the bay area and since then, california has been pretty good to him. he's one of the world's richest billionaires, and he hob knobs with governors, presidents. his company oracle announced it's moving from redwood city to texas. he bought the island of lanai in 2

i like jeff ranieri's tree a bit better. how it is looking, jeff? it looks great, actually. >> oh, that is saying a lot, thanks, raj. and, you know, maybe i can say we took a little inspiration from the rockefeller christmas tree of years past. and hopefully you were able to get your tree going this weekend or you're still looking to get up some christmas decorations. and we've got some great weather if you've got some outdoor decorating to do the next couple of days. let's start off this weather forecast. a look at the problem. we should be getting some rainfall this time of year, but it is not happening. and it's all about this area of high pressure where you see areas of high pressure. it is often some very dry air. so as these systems like this one that's moving in tomorrow moves off to the north, the area of high pressure is going to block any kind of rain chances and keep it away. yes, we are stuck with that dry pattern. look at the weather headlines, tomorrow morning 30s and 40s. also, a little bit of that patchy isolated morning fog to start

our own jeff flock live in chicago o'hare's airport. jeff? reporter: they're hoping, jackie, to make it more comfortable for travelers to make them think, everybody on the board they have been tested or have the vaccine. companies doing this are working with the airlines. one of them is a company that has put out something called common pass. what it is it is an app on the smartphone that will link to your record of whether you have been vaccinated or whether you have had a test. you know there are other apps out there for people in the work place. i have got one on my phone right here. you check in every day, you say, do you have symptoms, is there any problems, have you been tested, what every? if you answer all the right questions you're okay to go to work. those though are based on date that that you provide. in other words if you want to lie to them, you can. these would be actual links to reality and would prove you've been either tested and are negative or you have gotten the vaccine. airlines want to get passengers in the seats. if yo

chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now. jeff, we've been talking about this for the last couple of days. does the timeline still come down to this evening? >> it really comes down to late, late tonight and the bulk of it, very early thursday morning when a lot of us are sleeping. so we'll bring you into stormranger, our mobile doppler radar. on that current scan, just a couple of very light spotty showers right now over the north bay, but that's just about it. so we'll get you the wider view of what i'm tracking right now. that's the cold front. once the cold front gets here, that's going to give us the necessary uplift to get some of these heavier pockets of rain. you can see i'm pinning the timeline for that cold front to get here from 11:00 p.m. tonight into 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. let me show you that better. you can see at 8:00 p.m. tonight, heaviest rainfall right there off to the north. by 11:00 p.m., it's starting to develop over guerneville. by early tomorrow morning, it is down across the peninsula and the eas

jeff, is this a time to perhaps under—promise? yes, it is always better to under—promise and over—deliver. and it is also interesting, though, that all of the vaccine news seems to be good! the trials — there are seven that have reached final stage trials, all of them seem to have remarkably high effective rates and they are coming on relatively quickly. the manufacturing chain seems to be primed. this is actually a fantastic success of international science and capitalism to produce these — and government cooperation to get this all teed up. now, the interesting part is going to be acceptance. if you look at the survey data in britain, about 70% say they will voluntarily take a vaccine — that still leaves 30% out. the older people are willing to take it, the younger people more affected by the anti—vaccine crusades and i think internet memes and all that kind of strange conspiracy stuff are less likely to take it. but the governments are prepared. i mean, the uk has bought multiple doses of vaccines, advanced purchase

come on, jeff. that's crazy >> crazier than trump this last election >> seth: fair point. >> and i'm gonna give myself a ps5, because i deserve it, seth. look, all i'm trying to say is, trump has had a run no one could see coming how many presidents can say they've been impeached, pardoned their friends who have committed crimes, and still finished a full term? truly inspirational. >> seth: i guess that's one way to look at it. jeff wright, everybody >> pardon me >> seth: pardon me >> oh no, sir, pardon me ♪ >> seth: we'll be right back with jimmy fallon. ♪ (vo) when subaru shares the love, good things happen... over sixty-four thousand pets supported. over twenty-five hundred wishes granted. over two million meals provided. over four hundred national parks protected. in fact, subaru and our retailers will have proudly donated over two hundred million dollars to national and hometown charities through the subaru share the love event. (vo) get 0% for 63 months and subaru will donate 250 dollars t