he said that rick singer never stated that he would need to road anyone to the roster to get the money for his school's program. >> said he wants to donate $160,000 and would give the rest later. i took it as his deposit was that he would bring in more to consider and we would see how it would go. >> he was the first of nearly 60 people including actresses to face charges in connection with the $25 million scheme. wealthy parents paid singer to bribe officials and rig tests to get their kids in to top tier colleges. the film uses actors to recreate the wire tapped conversations which were taken from fbi transcripts. >> we will explain to you the process. >> in this scene he speaks to an eastern who paid to have someone improve his daughter's score. >> mark will look at her answers and then take the test and then ensure that whatever score we decide that we want to get he has it down to a -- it's unbelievable what he can do. >> the film shows how singer coached parents to make up their kid's athletic involvement. > say we have friends who will help him. >> because he is an athlete. >> b

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. >>> rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. hey, rick. >> good afternoon. intraday ten gives us a lot of information. we move higher, we move lower, but the spike is a fresh intraday high. 30s didn't do it that's key. we're holding yesterday's high yields that's also significant. if you go back to the closing high yield on the 19th of march, you can see the way we dipped down, but not much, and come right back foreign exchange is also having a very, very big march you look at the month to day, the dollar index is up about 2.5% we say, wow, is that a flight to safety based on all the issues and some of these home offices kind of melting down i say absolutely not the reason is the next chart it's down almost 3%. it's just not satisfying the euro currency. frank? >> rick, we appreciate it. >>> still ahead, we're watching the sell-off in semi stocks really get hit over reports that ammo may be beefing up its own chip ambitions p paypal now says you can use crypto more "power lunch" sup next. so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means coo

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. >> rick singer. >> the mastermind behind the entire operation. >> is there any risk? >>> that's a look at the trailer for the upcoming netflix documentary on the college admissions scandal. yesterday, the streaming giant released its first preview of "operation varsity blues." netflix said it is a deep dive into the methods used by the mastermind of the scheme rick singer. dozens of people were charged in the scandal including actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman who served prison time. the documentary premieres march 17th. >>> britain's prince philip was transferred to a special london hospital specializing in cardiac care. buckingham palace said that the 99-year-old husband of queen elizabeth was moved from another hospital yesterday. officials say he will undergo testing for a pre-existing heart condition and continue treatment for an ongoing infection. he was first admitted to a london hospital about two weeks ago. >> oh, yeah, i think people think it's a bit silly. yes, the concept should be able to get the best care he can get. >> to his birthday, yeah.

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rick st. john isn't back to his old self and he first got covid a year ago. >> it's been a long journey. the symptoms that i have that remain are more in the, very nausea and headaches and some fatigue, mostly. >> reporter: rick falls into a category of patients called post-covid long haulers. he says he's been working with a network of bay area doctors and participating in clinical trials studying long haulers and how to help them. one doctor is leading a trial at stanford that studied 118 patients. >> our stud owe, 66% of people, even with mild covid-19 still reported either some fatigue or shoreness of breath or cough or loss of smell at four months. and in the people who have been hospitalized, over 80% still had some symptom. >> reporter: according to the results of that study, the most common persistent symptoms are fatigue, loss of taste and smell, difficulty breathing or muss many pain. the majority of patients do eventually get better. covid-19 is a new virus. it's still too early to

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bond market has spoken rick, thank you. rare a appreciate it. >>> you may not realize it but one year ago today was the peak of the market pandemic panic the true realization of what we were up against and hitting markets a big way. if it seem like a thousands centuries ago, here is a remiep d -- reminder how recent it was sdplp as the president was speaking, the markets were closing and it was an ugly rg ugly close worse point decline ever for the dow jones industrial average first naming lower points a decline of 13% s&p 500 down 12% making it the worst day for stocks since 1987. the nasdaq falling 12.3% and the russell 2000 down 14.3%. every group got battered on wall street >> look at those percentage declines hard to come prehend now. one year later we're at record highs. we're at record highs from the indexes and individual stocks. realizing last year the combo of the pandemic that will come to an end and trillions in government spending, what we sdw just talked about should send stocks soaring let's talk about where

bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> over to rick santelli. rick >> good morning. thank you. well, we had the report, the big jobs report, and it was definitely better than expected. vaccines a shot in the arm to the jobs report and as steve liesman and many others reported out in our great jobs panel this morning, it takes an open business to have business but it takes confidence in the customers to go to the open business or taking care of both of those as we move toward more and more vaccinations as we pray we'll be ad, you know, after we vaccinate everybody, and after distribution and that will be a big positive it now, a couple issues i find important. everybody is viewing the notion that the economy and the markets aren't the same. we've watched wild markets and mainly they're wild because the prism with which we view economy versus markets these days is through stimulus that stimulus focus is a bit peculiar because as we've learned you can have an economy that has good gdp but you can have a gdp jobs light recovery and considering how many jobs we've lost, that really

>>> rick santelli is standing by rick >> yes it is a wild week, a wild six weeks. look at a two day of 10s and 30s. they could n't get over yesterday's high yields but closing where the yields have been higher than yesterday as they are now both maturities up on the day and the week. a year to state of 10s and 30s watch february with bunds didn't take out the end of february minus 23 high yield close? that's a key level to watch. the spread of 201 bases points, 14-month wide. the dollar index closing up on the week seema, back to you. >> rick, thank you. >>> up next, solar stocks flying too close to the sun the stocks had a huge run-up following the election our traders will discuss next. flexshares are carefully constructed. to go beyond ordinary etfs. and strengthen client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. hi, i'm a new customer and i want your best new cosmartphone deal.formation. well i'm an existing cus

and this is not the one. >> that was rick chambers reporting for us this morning. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news johnson and johnson works to get more vaccine doses out the door. we're going take a look at how its distribution plan is going. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news radar view. let's get another check weather this morning with john stray bullet because if you're like me and enjoyed the weather this weekend. maybe you're hoping john has good news that will be around for the rest of the week. fingers. yeah. you're not seeing on camera right now. but i do get a little bit of a sunburn going on and they have enjoyed. >> that sunshine a bit too much this weekend. hopefully you did indeed get a chance to get out there. it was nice. all address the bay area. and guess what? we've got more nice weather ahead of us. this week's weather is a bit of an up and down and today is actually one of those down moments. worst thing a cool down ahead of us as we work our way on into your monday afternoon. not enough to keep you inside, but you will notice a cool

i know you were, rick. rick: i'm confused. i'm confused i don't even understand most of the words you just said at all. jedediah: [laughter] rick: but i'm old i just need the card. not not for $1.3 million. here is your temps this morning not that bad, cool the last couple of mornings across parts of the northeast get ready a massive warmup coming it's going to feel solidly like spring and there are going to be no complaints really anywhere. down across the southeast have showers with us, as the storm moves on, we're going to see places off towards the west of that clear up by tomorrow afternoon, everybody is looking good across the southeast and then we have one more storm today moving in across parts of the west, so not a really strong storm we have another storm behind us so a stormy pattern take a look at the temperatures today, into tomorrow, and monday , i tell you what we've got an absolutely spring-like week setting up for almost everybody. it's going to be great. all right guys back to you. will: thanks, rick. jededia

>>on what comes next good evening, rick out. >>good evening won't the white house coronavirus response team says the distribution of this new johnson and johnson vaccine is going to be significant in the fight against this pandemic they say with now 3 options on board. they're optimistic more people will be able to get vaccinated sooner. millions of doses of the newly approved johnson and johnson vaccine are heading out the door doses will be delivered as early as tomorrow just dion to head the biden administration's coronavirus team said monday the vaccine will be available at local pharmacies and community health centers within days. >>in total nearly 4 million doses will be split between each state proportionately for example that the state represents 2%. the u.s. population receives approximately 2% of the pfizer allocation johnson and johnson is now the 3rd vaccine to receive emergency use authorization from the fda. the vaccine has 85% efficacy rate and it's the first coronavirus vaccine on the market that only requires a

writing our right to privacy at the same time well i spoke to one defense lawyer whose name is all rick so much and he says he's representing people who are arrested in these raids and he says that all of our rights are private communication are at risk. no one criticised the police when they went off to encroach out then they continued with sky yesterday was today was sky tomorrow it's what's up is what and after that it's the whole phone network i'm really appalled about the impact on society and how the whole media has ignored the threat to freedom created by these cases. instead celebrating the police success. this needs to change or it won't just be another scandal we may be writing off another part of our fundamental rights. well rick some also points out the dissidents rely on private communications when they're trying to evade all thora tarion regimes and that's not just a hypothetical for example there are numerous cases of high profile human rights activists from pakistan who have been tracked down and killed in exile in sweden and in canada as well the exiles from chechnya wh

>>is live tonight and rick hill there's really no margin for error for democrats. >>that's right and this is turning out to be an even longer night than even anticipated after things hit a snag earlier today for the last 7 senators have been debating unemployment benefits and they just struck a compromise on that and now looks like we're going to continue into the voter rama republicans will introduce dozens if not hundreds of amendments. despite republican objections going to spend a lot of money. most of it not related to covid senate majority leader chuck schumer says democrats will pass president biden's nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief package on to power through and finish this bill president biden says americans need more relief immediately. the american rescue plan i believe in the quarter the pulling down of the vast majority of americans believe is essential or says the package is big but necessary need to get it done and it includes billions for schools, small businesses extend soon to expire unemployment insurance and send another round of stimulus

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rick santelli has been tracking the action at the cme. hi, rick >> hi, tyler and indeed we are slipping a bit, but do keep in mind as you look at this chart that starts basically the last fed meeting you can see that the market leaped a bit even though we've slipped today as you look at a month to date and realize that 1.67 where we're trading is still up 26 basis points on the month. the issue is the long standing high yield closes around 1.53 and the high intraday spike was 1.61 those are below the market and represent good support so even as we slip down, we could slip down a bit further and you're still going to find many that are looking to sell against some of those levels if you look at the dollar index, it's slipping a bit too but open the chart up and something should jump out. we haven't been trading very far from an intraday basis from 90 to even. we almost touch it every session and that is key because that's the best resistance. look for more lateral trade on the greenback. tyler, back to you. >> all right, rick santelli, tha

. >> thank you >>> to the bond market we go rick santelli tracking the action hi, rick >> hi, tyler indeed much talk about mefrsnervousnes. promoting policies to try to accomplish keeping rates lower, of course, it's going to get their attention. but everybody needs to relax a little bit because the market is cooling off on its own look at a two week of 10s. we spike and now we're starting to consolidate this is somewhat normal and look at the 20 year chart, here's what you should be paying attention to everyone in the world is nervous at 141 we spiked to 161 but prior to covid, the all-time low close was 136. that was the all-time low close. what are we, 141, how much difference between 141 and 136 handful of basis points. that's the point we have rates already low, even though they have jumped a bit. now, if you look at tens minus twos to spread since 2016, that's the last time it was hovering around 130. if you put the kbw index on top of 10s and 2s year-to-date, you could see why banks are so happy in the last couple of interviews and finally, what i like to do is look at the year-to-d

all right let's bring in our guests in athens all rick bruckner professor. surfer european studies at stanford university in berlin and london alex aviation and travel analyst and columnist at travel at gulf times and in lancaster mohammed an ear for ologist and lecturer in biomedicine at lancaster university welcome to the program well rick let me start with you today at a time when there is still no scientific consensus on the extent to which vaccinations prevent the transmission of the virus is this plan by the european commission irresponsible. i would not say it's irresponsible i think it is an important symbolic gesture 'd by the european commission that massive. fire in the way they were communicating their role in the way they were discussing it negotiating. contracts with the different producers 'd of exene and the bottom line was you don't do what mouth if you don't do it quickly enough you know you react and i think this is a symbolic step to say no we try to go the toolbox to address everything that's front of us and this is just sort of a step b

chris: we'll ask florida senator rick scott, who's in charge of trying to win back the senate for republicans, about his call for party unity. >>> then, president biden's covid relief package passes the house. >> if we act now, decisively, quickly and boldly, we can finally get ahead of this virus, we can finally get our economy moving again. chris: but democrats face a big setback in their bid to boost the minimum wage. we'll discuss the critical week ahead with white house press secretary jen psaki. >>> plus, the president takes his first military action as commander in chief, ordering an airstrike on iranian-backed militias. we're joined by senate intelligence committee chair mark warner. then, mr. biden's moves on immigration face sharp pushback as he stamps out trump's policies. we'll ask our sunday panel about the new crisis on the border. ♪ chris: and power player of the week, a 12-year-old whiz kid on his way to college. all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ muck -- ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. the center of the political universe today is orlando, f

>> reporter: rick st. john is trying to help doctors at stanford crack an ongoing mystery of the covid virus, why some patients are still experiencing symptoms months after being infected, the group known as long haulers. >> i would start to feel better and then i would get better, and then i would feel a little better, and then i would get worse. >> reporter: especially frustrating for an avid skier and runner, who found himself out of breath with recurring bouts of fatigue. >> headache, fatigue, nausea. i had brain fog. >> we were surprised as to how many people continue to have symptoms many months into -- after their diagnosis. >> reporter: for months, dr. aruna and a growing team at stanford has been studying roughly 100 long haul patient, pudding them through a dizzies array of tests, including strength. and breathing, movement. >> in about 30 seconds, i'm going tell you to stop. >> reporter: and lounge condition. >> the last one, go ahead and take in a breath. >> reporter: the study, known as iris i

rick thanks for being here this is the former president's sort of return to the spotlight. i wondered what you made of his speech >> well, look, shep, i think it's very clear that he doesn't intend to leave the stage as most presidents traditionally have, and he's wanting to reshape the party in his own image, and that has caused a riff and a split in the party as you're seeing adam kinzinger is now raising money for those incumbents who voted for impeachment, and that's just going to drain resources from the party as a whole the second part is donald trump appears to be wanting to recruit and endorse candidates and he doesn't seem to be working with leader mccarthy, and i doubt that he'll be working with mitch mcconnell on recruiting the type of candidates who they work very hard to try to get candidates who fit districts. districts vary idealogically across the country, and you want to be able to recruit the right kind of candidate who can win those districts. but if trump's litmus test is simply loyalty to me and they like me, that doesn't bode ver well for the republica

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uh, rick ross. all right, got to see the inside of his house. >>> it looked beautiful there but different scenery here in the bay area today, kari, you say some rain is coming our way. >> yes, we have rain. marcus, i did guess with your little hint that you gave before the commercial break. hmm, maybe rick ross? >> yeah. >> i don't know. all right, let's get a look at what's going on as we are going to be tracking some rain moving in and some of the showers move in by this afternoon. now we are going to see some of the rain kind of hit or miss and it starts out in the north bay. a look at the time, we're at 2:30 in the afternoon, not all of us are seeing the rain but some of us will start to see some of that wet weather arriving, and then even at later tonight just a slight chance of some showers. our rain chances go up tomorrow and the south bay may not even see that rain until tomorrow morning, but we just see it just once again very hit or miss but in the showers that will be coming down, there c

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let's get to rick santelli >> we should be talking about rates. hopefully the fed panel gives us their ultimate decision through the chairman today we'll pay more attention to the market's view, even knowing that quantitative easing, they could just tap that accelerator, pretty much any time they want to it's pretty brave of the market to challenge that notion now, housing today, the february numbers were not good, okay? each down over 10% starts and permits but permits have been really pretty solid, even now that they lost a bit, which really paints a better picture, maybe for building and easing some of this supply issue, it's very tight supply what i want to bring up something that came up yesterday, and the national association of home builders index was down for the fourth straight month but it brings the point home it started in 1985 and even with the downdraft, 82, it is still 4 points above 78, which was the all-time high, prior to covid. so there are bright spots. residual bright spots in housing. now, with fed day, let's look at a one da

that let's get to rick santelli with the rates still the big story. hey, rick. >> big story they've been the big story and i think one of the main reasons it's a big story, because how small of at story the fed seems to make. it look at the two-day of 10s and 30s and the high yields in each today, 2.51 was the high yield, in 30s, that was up 9-plus and 1.75 was the high yield intraday for 10s up 11. and they eased back just a bit and still guns hot, if you look at what's going on, on the long term, open the chart up to january 1st, 2020, that's the last time the 10s were closing at this level, and july of 2019, it is the comp for 30s, closing at these lofty yields. and of course, the spread is going to be widening, and indeed, just shy of 1.60, 10s, minus 2s, now at the widest since the fourth of july of 2015, and it doesn't stop there, we keep gaining on overseas markets, like sovereign in europe and boons, and even though rates are going up, for example, minus 26 basis points in boon, but their cycle, high yield, which is a smaller negative, which i

rick santelli, thank you. >>> markets coming off a down day. tech the top laggard the nasdaq falling over 2.5% in yesterday's session. this morning as you can see, as i just mentioned, it's a little bit of a mixed picture, but again we do see the nasdaq down about 1% right now, going negative year to date. lee baker the owner and president of apex financial alongside yanna bartin good morning to you both the weakness we are seeing in tech right now, and certainly we are seeing that as we have seen yields in the bond market move higher in recent days, is this an expected or a healthy pull back right now, or is this, i guess, a warning sign that -- of something steeper in terms of a correction >> good morning, morgan. i think it's a healthy pullback in various pockets of the market i think it's a remainder that higher growth opportunities don't come without risk. a few statistics for your viewers, the information technology sector in any given year experiences a 15% drawdown. that is from peak to trough. we are about 6 to 7% for context, last yea

rick santelli for more ray, rick. >> good morning. indeed, you know, if you considered inflation somewhere between 1.5 and 2%, then 159, 10-year, or a 230, 30-year are right on the cusp of giving you some actual returns, some real yields and maybe that's something to pay extra close attention to everyone today, tepper, big names, that we've had on cnbc, weighing in on rates i will weigh in on one respect never pick tops. never, never pick tops we're guns hot in the interest rates. the real issue in my opinion is the pick, where we know it crosses over to the upside to accelerate momentum, and where we see correction, is as it moves in the opposite direction but look at intra-day of 10s, a two-day more important, and 162 on friday and 161 today, and so even though we are guns hot, we're hovering, we're not giving up any ground, it is not like a hot knife through butter for higher rates and the ultimate check, open up the chart to early august, the low on the floor was 50 basis points, the all-time high, and a great reason why you shoul

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i want to take it over to rick really quick. now, the thing we are talking about, does it translate into black and brown communities? as well as what is something you would like to see changed in black and brown communities in the liberty movement? >> one thing is i agree with that. i want to see more activism. it is not about republicans knocking on my door, it is about me banging down the door to the r.n.c. saying i am a conservative, i am here. just because i eat rice and beans and am latino does not mean that i am not an american. so we have to stay focused on that. >> how have we failed their -- there? >> i would not call it a failure. we have seen gains of hispanic homeownership, income, unemployment rates going really down. those are all successes, and i blame one guy for that, the 46th president of the united states, el presidente. i think he made a difference when he said what have you got to lose. we need more of that. we need to get out there and do more inviting. but the hispanics, the latinos, we need to be more act

santelli hi, rick >> hi, tyler, and thank you. yes, if you look at the two-day, it's fascinating we had a 162 yield eye on friday, 161 today. we're only up a couple from 159, but we're not giving any ground up, and i think that's what you want to focus on look at the year to date chart of 10s you see that 153 we traded through that but see the rest of the world leads the stimulus charge. they have not done that. look today at the boons built in the french tenure. many technicians are watching that to see if we extend the next leg up, so you want to pay very close attention the dollar index, in the last eight trading days, it's up almost 3%, from 89-2/3 and this is important with the linkage in interest rates it's the best rate in three and a half months. seema, back to you >> bank stocks once again benefiting with interest rates up 16% this year goldman sachs, one of those financials performing well the stock trading near its all-time high and that's despite the number of senior executives who have left or plan to leave the compan

shall we we'll find rick santelli tracking the action. hi, rick. >> hi, tyler we had a 5-note auction and tomorrow a 7-year and the last -year might have been the worst i have graded like in forever so supply is important but once again we dodged it today look at a 2-day of trends. we settled at 140 last month up 24 basis points but backing away from the intraday high at 1.35 the knob spread in chicago futures it is turning down many like to look at this as the momentum there's an important dynamic between the two longest maturities so yields could come down more quickly intraday of the dollar index, how choppy is that? look at the 2-day. we have ascended the dollar index may take a break if interest rates continue to break back to you. >> thank you. >>> the great rotation continuing today as the nasdaq is down just about 1%. if money is moving out of tech where is it going? the dow transports giving 2% today. u.p.s. getting love on the day that is next on "power lunch." needles. essential for pine trees, but maybe not for people with cer

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