dave: thank you very much. checking the markets, healthy rally on the dow, 362 points. it's looking really good, this does look like santa claus rally. let's bring in david stradusky. a big rally for what you are afraid for 2023, these market rallies right before christmas are often misleading. you have a lot of people on vacation. a few big trades to make a difference. let's look at 2023. what are you most afraid of going into next year? >> reporter: great to be with you. heading into 2,023 i have a lot of fears, there's a lot more that could go wrong than what i see going right right now. 2022 will go down on a pe evaluation, price and earnings and how we evaluate stocks, use our prices decline in stocks as a result of inflation and 41 years of fed policy change from accommodating to tightening in that structure. in my opinion 2023 will be a rough year. i'm calling this the federal reserve bubble. i believe there's a bubble in the stock market, a bubble in the bond market, specifically the job markets and rea

dave: nvidia? lauren: cha's -- chip stocks are down in a big way, texas instruments, it is on the micron morning that the industry and its profitability is going to be challenged in the near-term, they are cutting 10% of job so who's next? that is the question investors are asking? dave: amc is the powerhouse. lauren: it was caused by volatility. amc is announcing $110 million equity capital raise by selling preferred shares, those shares are rallying 70%. dave: there's one name that pops out. mark grant is one but another is kathy woods, she's talking about her strategy but other people don't like it so much. lauren: billionaires like dan loeb, kathy wood wrote a letter, commentary, and articulated what her strategy is which is finding companies that are able to catch the wave of innovation and she prefers them, think tesla, over mature companies who spend money rewarding shareholders with dividends and buybacks. this is what dan loeb says to that. anyone teaching a value investing class or one on

dave: whirlpool. lauren: jpmorgan took them to neutral, it was one hundred 45, they took it to 35, did not leave off the one. they blame softening housing market and inflation is going to persist for the next 6 to 9 months, so says jp him. lauren: the pharmaceutical company verona farma. >> they have a long medication, stock is up 41%. dave: thank you very much, thousands of troops discharge for refusing to get the covid vaccine could soon be reinstated. that is good news. they may get back pay. mike emanuel has the full report coming up. new york city mayor eric adams issuing a warning about ending title 42. he says migrant surge could strain basic services new yorkers depend on. we have the details. the supreme court temporarily blocking the end of title 42 but businesses are still bracing for when it will be officially lifted. grady trimble will tell you how a rancher on the border is preparing for the end of title 42, that is next. when people come, they say they've tried lots of diets, nothing's

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dave spahr. we'll have the latest on the timing of when the wo >> at a bay area football, 49 ers gearing up to take on tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers tomorrow at levi stadium. >> bad news for the niners. nick bosa has been held out of practice all week with a hamstring injury. head coach kyle shanahan said that bosa has been dealing with it since monday and he's questionable for sunday's game. kickoff for that game is set for one. 25 at levi stadium. and happening tonight is a rematch of last year's nba finals. when the warriors host the boston celtics at chase center. but before worrying about the celtics, the warriors handed out a little christmas cheer. >> andrew wiggins and jordan poole at target in l a meeting yesterday. could see that there. it was shopping with kids to help make their holiday dreams come true for sports. director jason dumas caught up with jordan poole who says he loved the experience. it. >> whenever you get the opportunity to get the chance, sir, appreciate and r

ah, ah, ah, oh, i'm dave dolan. why am i doing it gently? dave is a musician and the lead singer in a band based here in hamburg. ready. he also runs a free f. c, san power lea music project for the local community. one of the most diverse in germany. this club is actively against fascism, homophobia, racism, massage and moines born. and so like minded people from around the world can support a club that has a greater meaning than the sport. what brings people together is the, the neighborhood aspect of this club transformed globally. but some polly's history is far from innocent and for fans like dave, it's that dark past and fears of a resurgence of the extreme right. that drives their passion for this club was once a symbol of loyalty towards adult hitler and the nazi party. something later, generations of supporters would look back upon in horror to day by encouraging local historian christopher nuggets to put on an exhibition of its own history. the club is sending out a warning about the rise in popularity or far right parties like the

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it's kicked things off with a look at our forecast with meteorologist dave spahr. hey dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and so, yes, the pitter patter of rain yet again has been working its magic overnight. here it is to greet us this morning as well as we've got patches of rain in there. >> and some light drizzle and showers around. expect that to continue during the later morning hours. before we take a break at around noon and then we're going to build up for sort of the grand finale to kind of tap this all off as we get into the evening hours, which will be tracking for you just heading down south little. that's what we've got going on here. more of the same, of course, the higher elevations are getting that up sloping factor. that means just to the ring a little bit more moisture out of the atmosphere. when you get that kind of activity there, it is kind of in motion and you can kind of make out a little bit towards the west where the break is before the low . and that may generate some potential thunder showers. that will be late this afterno

let's check in with dave sphar who's been tracking the weather conditions. i'm dave. it's pretty wet out. there it is an sfo addition. all the issues going on. they do have a one hour. plus delays going been watching that play into it will turn here. here we very slowly of those in eastern planted first shows where i was. but anyway. >> quite heavy. the rain has been that's going to continue this afternoon. sfo, by the way, since are in san mateo county. typically they do have the a flood warning going on for this hour through this morning. so for the next hour or so, watch out to about noon is when most of those flood warnings should probably expire. getting back to the radar there you see where the action is as we speak now, the dark green tell you tells you that it's more the have your moderate with the other caller is a shunt tends to be the real heavy rain that's in play. we still see was some of this up to the north bay as we talked about some issues going on up to the north as well. but most the concentration pretty much extended off to the east bay and some of

thank you very much, dave their own jobs. thank you very much, dave ward. — their own jobs. thank you very much, dave ward, general— their own jobs. thank you very much, dave ward, general secretary - their own jobs. thank you very much, dave ward, general secretary of - their own jobs. thank you very much, dave ward, general secretary of the i dave ward, general secretary of the medication workers union. —— communications workers union. the uk prime minister rishi sunak says he's disappointed by the disruption being caused by all the winter strikes. let's hear what had to say about the public sector industrial disputes. i'm really saddened and disappointed about the disruption that is being caused to so many people's lives, particularly at christmas time. you know, when it comes to... it's a difficult question of setting public sector pay. the government has acted fairly and reasonably in accepting all the recommendations of the public sector pay review bodies. it's an independent process the government has listened to. i'd urge everybody who is travelling at the mome

thank you, dave. you could hear on there the classic gangsta grill sound dj drama on a run this well and a reference to busta rhymes in relation to a busta rhymes track which is why you hear them say bust rhymes. this is the news. in hip-hop it is important to keep it real. the best lyrics, especially flexing lyrics, are usual factual. you could rap about hanging with obama at the white house. in fact, obama is in a lot of lyrics which is no surprise. but if it is a flex, those lyrics work better if you really did go to the white house and hang with president obama as some artists memorably have. now, in this case the truth is dave east really has been on msnbc as he raps on this song." there we were doing an interview pool side. he has been in the newsroom with our own nbc senior vice president yvette miley. you can see them with a nice emmy. she has been known to rock a microphone. dave has joined our panel talking policy and culture on the program. there we were in a different interview. he even br

lovely to see dave back on stage there. coming up — if you're still shopping around for last—minute christmas gifts, don't do anything until you've watched morning live. every year, over £15 million is lost to festive shopping scams. today, rav wilding warns us why panic buying online could be the perfect present for fraudsters. yes, i'm serving up a slice of christmas fake. fake products, fake websites and fake vouchers. and telling you why it's so important to check reviews before checking out. plus, air fryers are quicker and three—and—a—half times cheaper than a conventional oven, but how do they fair with the ultimate test — christmas dinner? in an exclusive investigation with bbc good food, we put them head to head to see what makes our team of tasters do this. taste testers: ooh! i think they are talking about the roast potatoes. find i think they are talking about the roast potatoes.— i think they are talking about the roast otatoes. �* ~ , . ., roast potatoes. and the turkey. who knows? and as som

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dave: now today, we still do not know what causes als. is it genetic, environmental or some combination? what do we really know about what causes als? dan: well, there are certain genetic causes that we know are responsible for als, but that's only about 10% of the cases. the other 90%, we don't really know. we know now what the biological pathways are. so we have a much better understanding of the science and that is leading to potential treatments, but really understanding the cause, i think we are still -- we have a long way to go. dave: you know that, within three to five years, it is more likely than not that you will not be alive. so how do you deal with that every day when you get up? dan: i have been in an amazing mood ever since i have been diagnosed. i stopped thinking about the future. ♪ david: i like to talk a little bit more about als in a moment. let me talk about your background. where are you from? dan: i grew up in birmingham, michigan, a suburb of detroit. david: your father was -- dan: my father was a lawyer who becam

dave, what's the latest on the investigation? well, as fiona said in her report, it's been a very fast moving investigation. we saw a lot of activity yesterday. 30 man from tranmere has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder and a 19—year—old woman from the roxbury area on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder. these arrests followed a lot of police activity, an ongoing investigation, seen here in wallasey, it's quite airy, the lights are the —— the lights in the pub are still on, time has stood still effectively after the shots rang out on christmas eve. l edwards had been here celebrating christmas with her sister and friends when this happened —— elle edwards was shot. she was not believed to have been targeted, which is no consolation to her devastated family. we have got a lot of flowers here at this called in. police have renewed information appeals for the investigation, they have described it as a cold—blooded killing. they want anyone who was in the wallasey area on christmas eve, anyo

start your morning off with a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and off to a pretty nice start. but we've been talking a little bit about those king tides pot causing some problems around the immediate bay near water. obviously. >> the ocean and so forth. this will be a problem as we approach around the noon hour today. it will be with us also tomorrow. now the high tide reaches around 11 or so and then that will be a 12 o'clock or so. tomorrow around noon ish for that high tide. so we have the king tides in place. still with us this weekend from the skies, some mostly sunny will give a nod to although some scattered clouds trying to move in here for tonight. and tomorrow, particularly there's your beauty shot of the east bay shoreline. so kind of clearing up some of this last-minute hayes temperature check for you. got 37 for the bottle. 46 for san francisco. 38 for antioch. and 44 for san jose. contrast for you about a half-dozen degrees behind. so will be a bit cooler this weekend. but tha

dave's wife there. an amazing six weeks, you can hear the difference from the beginning to the end, how he has got so much stronger. all he has got to do is breathe naturally. we will follow him for his christmas kick. of course, that course doesn't work for everybody. a lot of people with long covid all suffering badly and it will not be the perfect answer, but for him it has worked so far. we have been able to rely on a lot of things over the weeks. not always the football results. john is in qatar. it is nearly 8.45 in the uk, this is the last time we will be chatting to you live from qatar, take it away! it is, it is. do you know what i am most daunted about? the cold temperatures back home. i don't think i am ready for them. it has been a good ride out here, a world cup like no other. the dust is still settling as you can imagine, following income's exit from the world cup. not the run to the final they were hoping for. gareth southgate said he felt conflicted. he said some of the things that was s

well, my guest today is the san francisco tech billionaire, dave friedberg. he says science and technology can and will fix humanity's problems. should we believe him? dave friedberg, in san francisco, welcome to hardtalk. yeah, thanks for... thanks for coming by. it's a real pleasure to be here. you describe yourself as an "extreme optimist" when it comes to we humans and our ability to overcome the most fundamental challenges we face. yeah. what do you base that optimism on? well, i think history's a good predictor. so historically, humans have... ..found themselves facing existential threat, right, it started when we were roaming the savannah looking for food, and then, we realised we could engineer the earth and make food. and that was the dawn of agriculture. and every time humans have faced some sort of existential threat, and it has been many times in our history — and we always seem to think we are facing an existential threat, perhaps we're hard—wired evolutionarily to think that — our ingenuity always seems to prevail. some new invention or en

i think so, dave. and right now we're looking at some of the spots where we usually have a bunch of slow traffic and we're going to go right to the east bay highway four. now there was a crash. there was a minor crash eastbound howie for in pittsburgh. that's already been moved to the shoulder, so that's not an issue right now. you can also see that we have very nice looking traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. that commute looks very good into san francisco. so i realized that some people are going to work. but a lot of your friends aren't they probably already heading out for the holidays or perhaps just staying home today. based on what we see out there, we don't think we're going to have a pretty bit. we're going to have a big commute at all. area bridges look pretty good. 6 19. let's go back to the desk. you know, sell you nailed it by not having a lot of people on the roadways. you have speeders out there this morning. i just held on really tight to the steering wheel. be sure you're very mindfu

thank you so much, dave. in the east bay, oakland, police released new surveillance video of a burglary. let's take a look at that video. now. this happened on martin luther king way near 32nd street around 04:00am monday. you can see 2 people attaching an iron chain to a gate. police say the suspect then ran to cars into the building. one car is described as a 90's block or a green toyota camry. and moments later, a silver or beige ford explorer excel u.s. possibly a 2004 model reversed into the front entrance of the building. police say that's when the 3 suspects used a chain attached to the suv to pry open the front security gate. they went inside and then left the scene. no word yet on what exactly was taken from the building. no arrest made yet. another earthquake rattled parts of northern california this time on christmas eve at 11:30am, this also in humboldt county? the 4.2 magnitude quake happened just 5 miles east of huntsville and 6 and a half miles southwest of rio. dell, no reports of injuries or

start by getting a look at the weather, though, with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody is kind of repeat performance of what we scene from yesterday in terms of being a chilly start, even a little bit of frost, you might be having out there a touch, too. and there's no statements to that effect because it's not necessarily that much colder than it was yesterday when we got the shock, here's what it looks like quickly in stormtracker 4 still kind of the same scenario. >> of the leftover moisture down to the south of us. not really an impactful event for us. san jose san jose state checking in with the couple are first rays of light this morning as you will notice there off towards the distance brought to you by the middle of 2 apartment there. 34 this morning for any oct. 31 for livermore, the freezing mark for concord. but up to the north bay, some readings a little cooler. 38 going on for delay, about. oh, i saw that jump. 28. 28 also santa rosa and 40 for san francisco. a little chillier this morning that we saw this ti

but dave rejected russian proposals to halt nato expansion. an independent panel in south africa has found presidents several remo further violated his oath of office. the panel was set up after millions of dollars was found in a sofa at his private farm. the president denies any wrong doing and has not been charged with any crime. at least to palestinians have been killed during an israeli ride in the occupied with bank. several others were wounded. palestinian factions, a calling for a general strike in response to the incidents the you in says the number of people who will need humanitarian aid next year has climbed by milly a quarter. it's appealing for a record $51500000000.00 to fund its operations. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after the stream up next. ah did with high i'm for the ok 2020 t was a big year for workers organizing themselves into unions. we are going to look at the rise of the union movement 2022 style and why it has happened. we start with patricia union, morgan, a seniors under rising un

dave portnoy is with us. all right,day, that piece is about you. it suggests you advised your fans to wager that are house, kids and family on a single game. i guess the times thought that was irresponsible. do you want to respond? >> well, yeah, that was a hit piece, stuart. it didn't start with any of the gambling, it started with, you know, anybody that's connected with social media, women, then it moved to whether -- she hit every subject she could hit, found nothing and then turned it around. and we gamble and we speak many gambling terms like, hey, that's a mortal law. she took that as literal, it wasn't. and you've got to be responsible just like with gambling, with stocks, with anything. stuart, if i say, hey, i love this stock, you've got to make the decision whether to -- how much money to put in. you've got to always be responsible with everything. but that a emily steele, that new york times article, they were never going to say anything remotely nice about me, and i've come to learn as part of this media business, people write hit piec

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>> i couldn't hear dave there. >> he has time to go to a dave chappelle show? he's like running twitter, tesla is mad he's not there enough. sorry, i digress. what do you make? >> is it boos. i'm sure some people were happy. does it sound like boos to you? that was in silicone valley, his hometown. >> in a way it's the power. we're talking about joe biden not caring that much about twitter. that is the power of twitter to change how elon musk is seen very, very rapidly. i think he's been tweeting essentially a lot of right wing politics so when he shows up in san francisco at a comedy show, tough reception. >> not even just right wing politics what he tweeted over the weekend, the latest thing he's under fire for, when you talk to the people around him, they think it's distracting when he tweets, the thing about fauci saying his pronouns are prosecute fauci. >> and mark kelly calling him out -- scott kelly, i'm sorry. >> the dangers of misinformation and what twitter can do it can insight towards violence. and also incite people to do good things. and it can gi

now, if you are riding a bike, dave, it's going to be extra cold. so you do need to bundle up a little chilly this morning. this is true. i think camilla was just whispering at the end good morning, everybody. this is a live look at sfo going on here. a pretty good weather for no delays being reported out there. >> our weather stuff, advisories and all that. they've all expired for now. since we crossed over 9 o'clock still sitting at 32 santa rosa right there at the freezing mark. 39, meanwhile, for 45 for napa and the tri valley is now getting to the upper 30's. we're seeing some movement inland, but still much more temperate along the east bay shoreline. and this afternoon, high temperatures will be pretty uniform throughout that. now today it's cold start. no kidding, right? but sunny in cool expected for this afternoon. mid 50's for highs for the weekend. more the same kind of drilled. you know, the cold mornings on balance. we're going to be mostly sunny, although maybe some scattered clouds here and there that can interrupt cooling as well as

. >> with a cape and clippers, barber dave diggs is one of the homegrown entrepreneurs, who is creating a buzz in the east santa clara street business district. >> for the last two years of the pandemic, small businesses like these have been on the razors edge of survival. >> the entire industry died during covid, but when san jose and stanford came back , this young man here came out from stanford, city hall opened back up, business really picked back up. expect a shop called the berbers barbers ink is reachable on foot, which is a new promotional push by city hall. >> what we have here is holiday san jose. >> they created a visitor guide to the city's 12 distinct business districts, putting santa clara, japan town, rock village, and others literally on the map to expect there is something for everybody. >> it's all about encouraging people to get out , walk, shop, enjoy, and discover. >> sometimes it's easy to overlook the uniqueness and variety that is right outside your door. >> if shoppers go beyond the facades they'll get to know the faces of merchants like dave, started cutting h

that's why the organizing allow you to jordan and layla and dave. so get to have you on board on this show. what a remarkable show to be in 2022. talking about the rise of the union movement. i'm going to ask you to introduce yourself and, and then we get a conversation started. children tell us who you are and what you're doing. well, my name is jordan. wow is 24. i'm co found of amazon labor union in congress of such workers. and i've been a organizer for 3 years, and i amazon j f k. for to have lola, welcome to the state. tell us what he well, what you day. hi, i'm layla dalton, i'm 20 years old. i started about one year ago. was workers united trying to form a union, starbucks, and it's been a journey, but now i consider myself an activist for union. welcome and highlight i facing shows yourself audience around the world. what is their jamison? i'm a reporter at health post, formerly known as healthy and post, and i cover labor issues. if you don't to be part of this conversation, you can, we are on youtube where i live right now. jumping to the

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. —— dave worked. f left whitehaven. -- dave worked. i left schoolwith — whitehaven. -- dave worked. i left school with no _ whitehaven. —— dave worked. i left school with no qualifications whatsoever and i finished up school with no qualifications whatsoever and ifinished up with qualifications in mine ventilation and eventually in mine dust control. that is the type of, well, opportunity that young people need. i hope one day that they will allow me to go down and have a look! this miaht not me to go down and have a look! this might not quite be the end of the battle. further challenges may come but for now, coal mining is set to return to cumbria after decades, though not without controversy. alex forsyth, bbc news, whitehaven. that decision was announced while we were on air so let's go back to chris mason at westminster now. as alec says, it has been controversial from the outset and that is not going to go away?— going to go away? hugely controversial, _ going to go away? hugely controversial, this - going to go away? huge

he has done a good job. >> you're going to dave on the difficult line. dave in cincinnati, ohio. hello. >> hello. >> we have this on the abortion issue, women should make their own choices. i'm not for abortion. about a woman, i would not have an abortion. -- people were calling it about warnock. that was investigated at the time. who was found not to be credible. we are bringing that up to equate that with walker. it is apples and oranges. i can't come up with anything else. he is a solid human being, a pretty good person. [inaudible] i think he will win. easily, easily. >> okay. that is dave there in ohio. >> the election is taking place today. it will not determine who controls the senate. it could determine the political power that democrats have in the senate, what they will have in the next congress. we are talking about that for the next half hour or so. you can call and participate if you wish. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. independents, (202) 748-8002. texas. (202) 748-8003. we showed you as a finished out the campaigns. we are showing you

[applause] >> i'm dave barry. welcome. >> no, i'm dave barry. >> dave is here in front row so we have to make a joke about him. come on. [applause] >> dave is so happy now that you're clapping for him. that's fantastic. as the person who is from miami i just want to welcome, what we decided back stage. we discussed it for about five hours what we were going to do here today as opposed to hastily doing it back stage. we'll talk about our books, one by one and hopefully answer some questions and open it up. you want to start? >> okay. my new novel is called "suspect" or "suspect", you can pronounce it as you like. clarice, pinky, granham appeared as a character in my last novel, the last trial, she's the granddaughter of a recurring character of mine, sandy stern, who was the defense lawyer in "presumed innocent", sandy for whom pinky once worked is now in assisted living and pinky is working as another relative as an investigate in the law office of rick, who david mentioned. and pinky is eccentric by her own view.

alright dave and ali. good morning to you both right now we do see that it is lightly traveled out there. there's not much going on now. this is about the time when we might start seeing changes, but as we get closer, to christmas. i think that we're going to see lightly traveled commutes, especially tomorrow. but maybe even today as you can see interstate 80. certainly there are people out there just that not as many as normal and we don't see a lot of the similar backups. but it is early. we'll see what happens. this is a look at the south bay. there's a little bit of slowing on northbound one right near mckee. 5 49 steve back in here with today's weather. thank you, sir. we will look ahead to next week next week because everything is lining up to look like a rainy pattern is on the way. this will be more rain than it will be snow early december was more about the snow than rain, but it starts now we'll get a little bit tonight, but the main main attention will be next tuesday, probably thursday, saturda

i'm dave clark garcia. no opening bell today. stock exchange closed because of the christmas holiday. it is monday. it is december 26. there's lots of lots of talk about weather wise. roberta is here, the latest on our forecast . roberta this is a great day for people to roll up their sleeves and get it done. yeah there's a lot of fallen leaves, and there's going to be whatever is left on the trees falling tonight. right as the winds whip up and gusts up to 50 in the higher elevations and 30 at the surface, it's going to be downward stormy tonight in the valleys in the next 24 hours an inch and a half to two inches of rain coastal ranges where we will see a flood watch go into effect. 2 to 4 inches of rain, the local mountains up to five, perhaps even six inches and the winds up to 30 gossip to 50 in the highest terrain. meanwhile this is our live doppler radar precipitation right there. it's the renegade showers. front of the initial area of low pressure that promises to be the most potent. storm this week. mostly cloudy areas o

let take it from dave kimble, the ceo of aulta beauty. welcome back to "mad money." dave, congratulations on one more great quarter i have to ask you, where is all the money coming from? how can the customers have this much money to spend at ulta? >> jim, first of all, great to be with you and thanks for your continued interest in ulta beauty we're proud and excited about what we're delivering right now, the consumer is loving what ulta beauty is serving up and we're excited about the opportunity ahead. behind the headline numbers, 14.6% comp and 17% total growth, 15.5% operating margin comes a lot of detail underneath that really gives me encouragement looking forward. we saw strong broad based across every part of our business, double digit category growth across each major part of the business and ecom stores and salon growing and strength across geographies and member base we're excited what we're seeing and for me, it comes down to three core things. we're in a great category. it's important to our guests and important to consumers' lives. our business model is

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do you and dave need a break? >> reporter: the help of a village and unwavering love. david begnaud, cbs news, st. louis. >>> well, that is the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs mornings. and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from our nation's capital, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. president biden signed a $1.7 trillion spending package to fund the government. the package includes $45 billion in military and economic aid to ukraine and $38 billion for emergency disaster assistance. it also includes reforms to the electoral count act, clarifying the vice president does not have the power to overturn results of a presidential election. >>> in new york city, the first ever legal recreational marijuana sales began at 4:20 p.m. thursday as the state marked the opening of its first dispensary. the new year will bring several more openings projected to generate $4 billion over the next fiveyes. >> eve.tht rimquare was a 3,000oun confetti wi

this is their coverage of dave cha'pelle's latest stage partnership in san francisco. >> comedian dave cha'pelle brought out elon musk on stage and musk was moved for several minutes. >> make some noise for the richest man in the world. >> yeah! >> he has time to go to a dave cha'pelle show? running twitter. tesla's not enough. >> he's on right wing politics so when he shows up at san francisco in a comedy show, tough reception. >> you know what they don't report, laura? the context of why people in san francisco might be booing. and it was mostly cheers, by the way, as you heard there. but musk did fire half of the twitter workforce in san francisco. and then there were those twitter files that nobody is talking about, apparently. >> here's what we know -- he's giving them a place to sleep if they need to stay a few extra hours in san francisco for which he's getting investigated, i think. >> a little cot. according to our pal, tom elliott, cnn mentioned the twitter files, the government coordinated censorship with twitter only 13 times since december 2. so the cover musk getting aske

all right, dave, thanks for that. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. 7 minutes traveling into the city maze to that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge, 80 to 101 a 12 minute ride. the richmond sandra fell bridge about 7 minutes as you travel out of richmond. >> and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. a 19 minute morning ride. well, there actually has been a sudden suspension of reporters following must decision too permanently ban an account that automatically track the flights of his private jet. we're talking about elon musk and he says the accounts were suspended for the same reason. the van an account. the track is private jet for sharing what he's calling private information. well, several of those suspended people say they did not share a post any information that would actually fall under that rule. but they say they were writing about a new policy and must rationale for imposing a new rule which suspended an account for sharing publicly information that's already available about his pri

dave very good to see you. thank you for joining me. >> merry christmas, my friend and you trumped my cheap card, you know that. neil: oh, come on, you know, david but in all seriousness, you bring a good point to the table and that is and i thought about you when i read this story that more americans are tapping their 401 (k) for cash. that's just the kind of stuff that worries you doesn't it? >> yeah, we've got consumer spending for black friday and cyber monday and going into the holidays is up 11%. meanwhile, the consumers freaking out at the gas pump and at the grocery store with inflation going i don't have enough money and yet they went out and kind of had a spending temper fit for christmas, and are spending like crazy and then on the other hand we're tapping 401 (k) for hardship withdrawals and so i think this is a thing where people need to slowdown and backup a little bit and just say gosh, it's tight out there. the gas pumps real. this grocery thing is real. the inflation is real, and so slowdown a