"power lunch" will be back ("jingle bells") ♪ (doors knocking and bells ringing to the music) ♪ - [announcer] this holiday season, give the gift of grubhub. >>> i'm frank holland. here's your cnbc news update at this now the jury is out deliberating in the trial of kim potter, the former suburban minneapolis police officer charged with manslaughter for shooting and killing dawn day wright during a traffic stop she testified she thought she was using her taser. the prosecution told jurors they should hold her criminally responsibility for what it calls a blunder of epic proportions. >>> the biden administration is moving to make vehicles more fooel fuel efficient calling for a 40 mpg by 2026. >>> and a scientist at the world health organization says it is unwise to think that omicron is a mild variant that won't cause severe disease she says the early data from south africa may be misleading because there are high levels of immunity there she warns there could be enough cases to overurd abouten health care systems all around the world. >>> let's get to check on the the markets. the major inde

>> yeah. >> do you think that's significance >> yes >>> here's the opening bell. [ bell ringing ] >>> a lot of topics for the new year, jim, including ge over at b of a, along with emerson and carrier. >> i like ge i did not appreciate the downgrade of honeywell, which i think is saying that the charitable trust owns it you may be able to combat the so-called headwinds. overall honeywell has reinvented itself ge, dave, we had used to think you shrunk to grow, j&j goes to 170, ge's breakup so far, you would say the reviews have -- >> underwhelming it's very interesting that both these iconic companies, say what you will, with incredible histories, ge and j&j in the same week made decisions to break apart. what they believe would be greater capital allocations. any number of things they would call -- and the market just didn't respond that is an exception to what we have seen in the past, from the shrink to groh country of plays, where there was quite a period of time, it would seem, you would get an enthusiastic responsibilities it is notable, the absence right now. >> you know, techno

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> thank you, rahel and tyler and welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen the major averages on track here for a second straight day of gains. we'll see whether they can hold in this final hour of trade. >>> and i'm mike santoli in for wilfred frost. let's look at what's driving the action today consumer confidence data out this morning showed an improvement from november's reading on the covid front, pfizer getting emergency approval for its antiviral pill. and hospitalizations from omicron are comparatively low. tesla leading the s&p 500 today after elon musk said he sold enough stock by now. sara >> for the s&p 500, tesla right up there coming up on the show, mohamed el-erian is here to weigh in on the market >>> first hand funds, kevin landis will join us with the stocks he thinks could outperform in the new year >>> first off, let's focus on the big stories of the hour. mike santoli is watching the stories of the hour. and meg tirrell will talk about the antiviral pill that received authorization this hour. >> today, unlike yesterday, it

no bells will, but constricts what the nobel prize can developing to sir, to noble oh no. bells will actually instituted 5 prizes, not 60. and the prize in economics is a part of alfred nobel, as well as with medicine, physics, and chemistry, literature and piece. and are alfred and well, it's even more air conservative if you like, when it comes to her to who should get a price. it was actually to one person within each field. that's what it says explicitly in the will and, and they're the noble committee, both in sweden and norway and, and norway said that the price that is given out in or ways to piece price. and they've interpreted this a little bit more broadly so that it's right that now that, that up to 3 individuals can share a price or individuals combined with organizations. and so this is, are defined in the will air, but i think this is, sir, this is a valid criticism, especially for the science process where we see that, you know, scientific and achievement today are usually not the result of individuals but of larger groups. and that can, of course, be said all so for t

welcome back to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen here with scott walker who is in today for wilfred frost. and mike santoli, as always, cnbc market's commentator. we'll have instant analysis of results for you from gamestop, rh, rent the runway, as soon as they are out >>> plus, kohl's ceo michelle goss speaks for the first time since an activist is urging that company to spin off its e-commerce business. you do not want to miss that exclusive interview coming up this hour. >>> josh brown from ritholtz wealth management is with us mike, i'll turn to you just to summarize the day. third day in a row of buying even went down at one point on the dow during the day and it looked like we finished strong >> yeah. it was obviously no real profit-taking just yet there are going to be people that are going to squint and say, okay, five closes in the last five weeks or so above 4700 and you can't get any distance from it. we still have the seasonal upside bias that some people are still counting on. and i think that the market

[closing bell rings] nasdaq closing down 1.7%. a mixed finish, but the best week so far for the s&p since february. that will do it for us, you'd "kudlow" is next ♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. there wasn't really much in today's papers about the russian ukraine grab in the putin-biden meeting but late in the day come as jaw-dropping news story from the associated press, that administration officials that the u.s. will press ukraine to formally cede a measure of autonomy to eastern you drain can lands controlled by

liz: closing bell ringing in four minutes. this is stunning. we need to look at elon musk right now. he is tweeting, regarding his tesla stock sales, quote, there are still a few tranches left to sell but he is quote, almost done. the stock has moved up an additional 1%. it was up 6.3%, i don't know the last we checked. it is up 7 1/2%. this stems from musk having put out on twitter, a sort of a survey. i believe the end of november where he asked his twitter followers, hey, do you think i should sell stock to pay more in taxes, 10% of the stock came through. yeah you should. he is listening. he says he is almost done with all of that selling. >>> the federal reserve has heavily hinted that interest rates are going to be begin to rise possibly as early as march. our "countdown" closer, the pick she is about to reveal will help your portfolio outrun the rate hikes. we are, keith? sorry. should i go with this? i'm so sorry, dory. >> i'm sorry. liz: he is the president and ceo of commerce street capital. dory, seems obvious if rates are going high

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. it's the final session in a wild week on wall street. volatility showing no signs of easing major averages in the red. the nasdaq plum meting. >> i'm sara eisen. let's look at when's driving the action technology leading the declines. docusign wrecked on the back of weak guidance. didi said it will delist from new york stock exchange and other stocks also sharply lower. tesla is the biggest drag on the nasdaq falling as elon musk unloads more shares. it's been a bumpy week. >> we will be all of the nasdaq sell-off throughout the show with a tech edition of market zone and speak with the ceo of bitfury before testifying next week to congress on crypto regulation. >> let's focus on the big stories of this hour mike santoli tracking the market action steve liesman with a look at the jobs report. mike, what happened? things were looking solid this morning. >> the pressure built throughout the day and emerged from this intense liquidation t

church bells toll. the bell at st george's cathedral will toll at midday every day until friday, in the archbishop's honour. the man known fondly as the arch was very clear on his wishes for his funeral. no ostentatious or lavish spending. he asked for a cheap coffin, and that a bouquet of carnations from his family be the only flowers at the cathedral. he had it down, written in stone, so that no—one could change it. even if we wanted to. and why would we want to because he was loud and boisterous but he was simple. desmond tutu is to be cremated. his ashes will be interned at the st george's cathedral where he served as south africa's first black archbishop. nomsa maseko, bbc news, cape town. over 100,000 children in venezuela could suffer from extreme malnutrition over the coming year, according to unicef. the country's healthcare system is struggling, and its citizens are also dealing with soaring inflation, and a collapsing school system. our south america correspondent katy watson sent this repo

" right now. >> happy friday and welcome to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen at the new york stock exchange major averages higher today. the dow tracking for the a best week since march s&p and nasdaq for the best week since july i'm mike santoli in for wilfred frost. price index climbing 6.8% year over year, highest since the 1980s. tracking some big moves on earnings and pops for

and the nasdaq up just over 2% ♪ >>> and welcome to "closing bell." that other sound you hear is wolf's phone ringing from all the mls fans watching today. i'm kayla tausche in for sara eisen. eli lilly the biggest winner in the s&p 500 today after announcing very strong guidance. we'll discuss that outlook in an interview with the company's ceo. you will not want to miss that plus, we'll get a read on the consumer, we are joined by the ceo of ebay. all of that coming up. but we have to talk about what just happened in the markets with the dow losing and then regaining about 100 points just in the last ten minutes of the session. josh brown still with us and mark lehman is the ceo a citizens company also joining the conversation, and earlier today during the fed's news conference chair powell was asked if he thought the fed was behind the curve on getting inflation under control. here's how he responded to that question >> i think that the data that we got toward the end of the fall was a really strong signal that inflation is more persistent and high

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[closing bell rings] liz: brian yacktman, great to have you. there is the closing bell. the dow marks the best day since march 5th. super march quote gabelli tomorrow on "the claman countdown." "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, and welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. to begin with this evening i want to pay homage to the late robert dole who passed away yesterday, 98 years old. i knew him well. like so many of us who have a lot of stories about bob dole with his incisive questions about policy issues, his acerbic but hilarious sense of humor, his uncanny ability to remember people, most

>> commissioner bell? >> aye. >> and four votes in the affirmative and zero votes and the motion is approved unanimously. >> agenda item number 5? which is the ethics commission's regular meeting schedule. for the new calendar year. i think we have all checked with our very busy schedules for 2022, so any discussion? questions? commissioner bush. >> yes. i want to discuss the start time which is at 9:30. and i know that there are some other people who are concerned about that as well. is there a possibility of having us start at 10:30 instead of 9:30? i didn't know if the problem was having a room with access to a sound system and call-in system at that hour. >> chair lee, if i might respond? >> we do not yet have a specific date for when we would be resuming meetings back in city hall and remote meeting calendar. one of the issues we do have is a change in the time of the commission's meeting would require a bylaws change and the meetings under article 7, section 4 provide the regular meetings begin at 9:

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[closing bell rings] that will do it. the closing bell ringing with a very tough session. looks like the dow closes down 430 points. the nasdaq a big percentage loser here, down 1.25%. tomorrow -- ♪♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. happy monday, save america, kill the bill. i think joe manchin killed the bill yesterday on "fox news sunday." take a listen. >> i can't vote for it and i cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can't. i have tried everything humanly possible. i can't get there. >> you're done? this is a no? >> this is a no. larry: all right, there you have

the alarm bell went off. i don't think anybody anticipated that this was going to be as rapidly spreading as it did. and so the question is we have a lot of people who have access to tests, have their insurance pay for them, etc. but all of a sudden it was like everybody rushed to the counter. there was a big, big rush. and i knew that was coming, so what i tried to do is -- the companies and use the defense production act to get a half a billion more tests and figure out how to get them to their homes, get them on the shelves in the store. i mean, that's what it's all about. yes. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. president, what's your message to americans who are trying to get tested now and who are not able to get tested and who are wondering what took so long to ramp up testing? >> come on, what took so long. >> i'm hearing that now from people who are trying to get tested before the holidays. >> well, what took so long is it didn't take long at all. what happened was the omicron virus spread more rapidly

("jingle bells") ♪ (doors knocking and bells ringing to the music) ♪ - [announcer] this holiday season, give the gift of grubhub. >>> on monday the united states said it would not send any diplomats or any other officials to the beijing winter olympics set to begin february 4th. the next day, australia, united kingdom and canada all followed suit. china in turn warned countries would pay a price for their boycotts. what does all of this mean? joining me again, anne applebaum and ian bremmer. ian, this move with china does seem to be part of a kind of expression of the balancing act that the united states is now trying to play with china. on the one hand, athletes are participating in a sense the united states is participating, but there won't be any government officials there. it feels like an effort to metaphorically have the same policy towards china, which is some deterrence, some toughness but at the same time recognizing the reality it's a big trading partner. >> and recognition if biden loses votes at home and he's seen too soft on china, like they did in 2020 as a consequence of

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[closing bell rings] that will finish it for "the claman countdown." we'll see you tomorrow but for now "kudlow" is next. ♪. larry: hello, everyone, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so you got it, save america, kill the bill that prospect is looking better and better. you recall friday two fame changing numbers that may have well dealt the biden plan for big government socialism a one two death punch. first the 6.9% consumer price index showed inflation is not transitory and we sure don't need anymore government spending. second, the cbo gave a realistic scoring of the

liz: four 1/2 minutes before the closing bell on the dow. the dow not making a go of it. perhaps we would see it closer to the flat line. dow 38, s&p losing 37. the nasdaq is the struggle of the day down 138 points for a 1% clip. we have breaking news hitting the tape from united airlines a lot of flashes here. excuse me if i look down here. the company adding more than 200 daily domestic flights to meet the holiday travel demand and, and expects december defend third to be the busiest travel day. yours truly has a flight on the 23rd. busiest airports, chicago, o'hare, newark denver. >>> if you are hungry to add a slice, not just a slice not the whole s&p 500 pie to your portfolio but you're not sure which portion to take our "countdown" closer has a bite to take out of the entire index. we have david kudla joins us. david, i hope you don't have a flight on the 23rd like dummy me does? >> not on the 23rd, liz. liz: let's talk about the fact the s&p, people think you have to buy the whole thing. you an buy slices of it, specific sectors, correct? >> that's correct. you can

("jingle bells") ♪ (doors knocking and bells ringing to the music) ♪ - [announcer] this holiday season, give the gift of grubhub. >>> let's get a gut check on a name we don't talk about every day. everbridge a competitor to pagerduty. shares plunging now down 45% after the company yesterday announced the resignation of david meredith a host of downgrades and price target cuts setting in this morning. bank of america downgrading from neutral to underperform concerned about revenue growth in 2022. go from a buy to hold and slashes its price target from 100, to 100 from $185. this is once thought of a work from home play and now down 58%, julia, year to date. >> yeah. 45% today just amazing now, as we head to break, check out some of the biggest winners on the nasdaq 100 this week. better than 17% higher broadcom up almost 13% apple 9% and at another all-time high we're back in two minutes. ("jingle bells") ♪ (doors knocking and bells ringing to the music) ♪ - [announcer] this holiday season, give the gift of grubhub. small businesses like yours make gift-giving possible. now, comcast

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(sound of bells) >> it's the bell of rights! come on! (cheering) >> the official check-twice ceremony! (trumpets sound out) and now, to certify the final naughty and nice tallies, i yield the floor to the chair of the list. the honorable cathy claus. >> thank you, santa. (bangs gavel) >> i shall first call on the elf on the shelf from the great state of maine. >> the elf on the shelf from maine declares 657,000 nice -- ay-yuh and 270,000 naughty. ahyuh. lobstah. >> madame chair, the tally matches the list. >> check once. twice. may my sack be filled accordingly. (whispering) they're what?! >> breaking news. i'm here at the north pole, where a "stop the sleigh" rally is underway, and it's being whipped into a frothy nog of madness. >> hello maniacs! i feel your rage! you've been put on santa's naughty list for too long. well, i too have been on his naughty list ever since the day i slapped my way out of the womb! and today, with your help, all f us are going to finally getl my presents! >> ugh. that guy. the one who always asks for porn a

bell chimes. at a candlelit vigil in oxford last night, the community came together to honour the four teenagers. four minutes of bell ringing, one minute for each victim. ethan crumbley is being charged as an adult and is accused of terrorism charges and first—degree murder. the killing of two young women in england — sarah everard and sabina nessa — brought to public focus the safety of women on uk streets. their deaths have prompted a group of women to set up a movement to help walkers feel safe going out after dark. safety in numbers now has nearly 100 members, as emily anderson reports. a cold winter's night but already it is very dark and tonight the group is walking up beacon hill together. safety in numbers was set up by dog walker katie hopkinson just less than one month ago. she is passionate about making women feel safe enough to go out when it is dark. it is so important for our mental health to get out in the countryside and enjoy the benefits of the countryside but doing it in

people suffering from omicron, and yet the media and the governments are continuing to ring the alarm bells over this very end. but we're having the w h o. the chief australian medical officer and the south african medical association saying don't panic. what do you say at we should follow the the advisors coming from the debris had shaw, and this had d. v. community so dwarfed and a political lead us and the government's out substituting go there. this and given community in dealing with decor. 19 and, and this is day the deal to make davie then so once for the decent motional reaction get either you are talking about. but also in terms of the reason why we have these new vianza. so we have cold, it will be made day begins it, so without a global vaccination, without giving access to any human beings up to the vaccines, the risk of new var yansa ada. very high aga, and we can not blame. most of these is another aspect of it for us is that he's one of concern. we cannot, we cannot blame the south africa, scientists at all to hook for having a i opened a door to the scientific community abou

bells toll. they'll be rung daily for ten minutes, starting at midday local time until friday. the archbishop of cape town, thabo makgoba, has asked all who hear the bells to pause their busy schedules for a moment in tribute to archbishop tutu. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, is due to hold emergency talks with some of the uk's energy providers who warned last week that household bills would rise by another 50 per cent next year unless the treasury intervened. ahead of the meetings the boss of the country's third largest supplier, ovo energy, told bbc news ministers were showing "nowhere near enough urgency" and needed to step in to protect customers. our business correspondent, vishala sri—pathma, reports. it's been a constant worry for households for the past three months — rising prices of gas and electricity around the world have meant we've all been paying more to heat our homes and cook our meals. 26 energy companies have gone bust since september, and more casualties are expected in the industry as there's no sign of prices falling. our number—one ask goin

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♪ jingle bells ♪ ♪ jingle bells ♪ ♪ jingle all the way ♪ ♪ and all the reindeer loved him as they shouted out with glee ♪ ♪ yippee!♪ ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let your days be bright ♪ >> what's your least-favorite christmas song? >> the one that's number one, "all i want for christmas is you." >> we have a mariah hater in the midst. ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas ♪ ♪ there is just one thing i need ♪ ♪ and i don't care about the presents underneath the christmas tree ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> is there anybody you want to wish a merry christmas to? >> merry christmas grammy, merry christmas grandma. merry christmas pop. >> the rest of my family, hello. >> what about anyone in florida? >> my dog, aria. >> are those the besties back home? >> our family, our parents. merry christmas. we love you. and continue to stay warm and healthy. ♪ ba, ba, ba, ba, ba ♪ >> maybe not, maybe not. >> son of a nutcracker! >> it takes so much s-elf confidence to go out and dress like an elf. >> hollywood might be calling him for a sequel to "elf."

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so this is the belle plantation. sad to say, but it is faded glory. trevor marshall is a historian and a leading pro—republic campaigner. daniel, this is where the bookkeeper, as it was called, this is where he or the manager paid the workers on fridays. you know, at the desk. the people lined up out here. they lined up out here like, laughs, like if they come for the dole. they filed in, and got there and bowed... they had to bow before they got paid? yeah, they bowed and scraped. it was a feudal system. i know my granddad worked here at the sugar factory at the belle plantation. you are saying he would have had to come here and bow his head before collecting? not everybody was so deferential, but the average person, it was ingrained in new from the time of slavery. cap in hand, like the typical english labourer, yes guv�*nor, and you know, you are doing yourfavour, you are paying me. daniel, you must compose yourself, you look as though you are ready to cry. careful of the holes here. and you, not only careful of this but the ceiling, the ceilin

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are so alarm bells _ single week so far. are so alarm bells are _ single week so far. are so alarm bells are ringing - single week so far. are so . alarm bells are ringing across europe. as the eu approves a fifth vaccine. this one from the us firm novavax. the german chancellor sitting his italian counterpart, wants a booster campaign is not enough and more restrictions will be needed even for the vaccinated. all as the head of the world health organization pushes for difficult decisions to be made sooner with his blunt new message in the run—up to christmas, warning the world that an event cancelled is better than a life cancelled. mark lobel, abc news. —— bbc news. let's get more on that data from the cdc which suggests omicron is now dominant in the us. dr anne rimoin is professor of epidemiology at the fielding school of public health at ucla. your reaction to the announcement that omicron is now the most dominant strain. we are now over 70% of cases. i think it is a big alarm that should be going off to everyone that this is going to be a very, very difficu

while on the run in italy, i should come kind related because she and we are expecting church bells to ring at exactly 8 o 2 pm. that is the time when the truck drove at full speed into the christmas market, followed by a minute of silence to honor those who did lose their lives in that attack. let's take a listen in to that moment of silence together. oh com to push to decline? ah now if you're just joining us, you have been watching a moment of silence and bells ringing to honor the victims of the truck attack at a christmas market in berlin. 5 years ago, i went across now at 2 a dw political correspondence, simon young, who is at bright side flats for us assignment. we've just heard that moment of silence. now, just a while ago, before that president di mar held a speech at a ceremony for the victims. and what did he have to say? yes, the president acknowledged the pain of the families and the relatives of those affected by this attack. and he said, of course, it continues, it continues now 5 years on and it probably will continue into the future, particularly at this time or on the

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