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this is the news on cnbc >> we are starting to turn a corner. >> new covid guidelines from the cdc. what fully vaccinated people can and cannot do. plus, record vaccinations over the weekend. protesters fill the streets of minneapolis for the trial of the then cop accused of killing george floyd now jury selection delayed as the court weighs an additional murder charge. >>> more women make accusations against andrew cuomo the new york governor defying calls for him to resign. >> i'm not going to resign because of allegations >> and microsoft business e-mail software hacked. security experts say they fear it's morphing into a new global security crisis. tonight, the small businesses in the cross hairs. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >> good evening, america fan and skipper smith are close with their four grand kids that all live in the same north carolina town they do of hickory, but the pandemic meant months of physical distance. >> we're a real hugging family, but we had to change a little bit. our play dates were outside. we were re

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cnbc's eamon javers now. first on voting rights, democrats say this bill is urgently needed. >> yeah, they do say that, shep. the democrats call this bill, as you say, the for the people act, and they say it's needed to fight back against republican efforts to limit voting rights. >> what's exciting about it is that it restores confidence that people have that their vote and their voice is as important as anyone's. >> now, democrats say they have to fight back against those efforts to restrict voting and they're pointing to stats showing that legislators in 43 states have worked on more than 250 bills that would make it harder to vote, and they have done that just this year but republicans denounced the measure as the for the politicians act and they complain it's really designed to boost democratic chances in the election next year, shep year, shep. >> now to the george floyd bill, any chance of even a modicum of bipartisan support here? >> yeah, maybe only on some of those narrowest provisions, shep republi

this is the news on cnbc >> we do have a message of hope. >> the pfizer vaccine can do more than keep you from getting covid. the exciting new report one year to the day since the pandemic was declared governor cuomo responses to a gut wrenching accusation that he groped a female aide. >>> a national surge in violent carjackings. some cities see a 300% annual spike. tonight, recruiting the public to help cut the numbers. >>> plus, betting on the meta verse. >> clearly for the creator economy, it's a tremendous boon. >> roblox, a virtual world for millions of users shaping a digital reality with a very real economy. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith >> good evening, may the 1st, that's the day every american adult will be eligible for a covid vaccine. no categories, no age groups, every single adult can have it if you want it that's brand new tonight from the white house, which says president biden will announce that goal just more than an hour from now in his first prime time address to the nation, and there's more he'll target july 4th we

first to cnbc's sara eisen break down the numbers for us. >> good evening, shep. overall this was the best month for hiring since october, and most of the job gains came from a place that got hit the hardest -- leisure and hospitality industries, adding 355,000 jobs in february that was mostly restaurants adding back workers as covid restrictions eased hotels brought back some workers. but this sector has a long way to go with millions still out of work as far as the rest of the economy, we did see jobs get added in health care, retail, and manufacturing though not everyone gained. we saw job losses in construction last month, likely impacted by the extreme winter weather we've been having, and state and local governments continue to slash jobs as budgets are strained add it all up, the decline in covid cases along with the rise in vaccinations is leading businesses to open their doors and hire bank of america's chief economist michelle meyer tells me the economy will take off in the coming months if we see this continue, and the consumer will drive it she's expec

nbc's jay gray on cnbc's top story, live in south padre island, texas. jay? >> hey, good evening, shep we're in a section of this beach that's a little less crowded i want to give you a realtime look what's happening. more spread out here, more families on this end but a mile away you have beach clubs, huge crowds and parties expected along with concerns to grow here they tossed out covid restrictions in texas, which for some means no mask and no distancing during spring break on south padre island. >> the state is open up for business so that means we're open for business. we're trying to give the kids something to, you know, enjoy their spring break so they come back to the island >> reporter: and they're coming back, many award but not all that worried, it seems, to the virus. >> imf mun to covid. i haven't gotten since this all started. here i think -- some wear masks some are not but if you're trying to have a good time, just come no matter what. >> reporter: not every spot on the beach is packed. families are a bit more spread out and joan i what for th

cnbc's eamon javers now. first on voting rights, dr democrats say this bill is urgently needed. >> yeah, they do say that, shep, the democrats call this bill as you say the for the people act, and they say it's needed to fight back against republican efforts to limit voting rights >> what's exciting about it is that it restores confidence that people have that their vote and their voit voice is as important as anyone's. >> democrats say they have to fight back against the efforts to restrict voting, saying legislatures in 43 states have worked on 250 bills that would make it harder to vote, and they have done that just this year. republicans denounce the measure as the for the politicians act and complain it's really designed to boost democratic chances in the election next year, shep. >> now to the george floyd bill, any chance of even a modicum of bipartisan support here? >> yeah, maybe only on some of those narrowest provisions, shep republicans, including senator tim scott have been receptive to the idea

cnbc on the money. the streaming giant wants customers to stop sharing passwords already. if you don't live with a person whose account you are using. a netflix spokesman says it's a test and just for new. a research firm found out about a third of all the netflix user share passwords with one other person >>> ikea is turning the massive catalog into a podcast that's four hours long according to the swedish retailer a nairer will flip through each page and describe what's in it ikea announced last year it's going to stop printing the catalog because more people oh are shopping online. >>> and ace hardware offering to help customers find a sitter so you can focused on home improvement projects the company announcing it will pay for a one-month $35 subscription to sitter city. that's an online service that helps parents find child care. but ace hardware will not cover the sitter's actual fee. the offer applies only to customers enrolled in ace loyalty program. >>> on wall street, stocks climbed to record

only at t-mobile. >>> and hello again from cnbc. i'm shepard smith. moments from now, president biden is set to give his very first prime time address to mark one year since the pandemic began, and life as we know it changed. the white house says the president will honor the hundreds of thousands of americans we've lost to the virus, and lay out the next steps he'll take to bring covid under control. we're expecting the president to announce that he's directing states to make every adult in merkel america eligible for the vaccine by may he signed the $1.9 trillion covid relief package into law. a major legislative victory that will send aid to millions of americans and businesses struggling to aafloat. it was a year ago today the united states had 33 confirmed covid deaths, and now nationwide more than 13 million people are still out of work. cnbc's kayla tausche now kayla, there are some big announcements and details we're expecting to hear from the president. >> reporter: shep, health officials have been urging the biden administration to show that

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news in his first major appearance since leaving office, the former president repeated his lies about the 2020 election while ripping his political opponents. many of whom are gop lawmakers mr. trump addressed an enthusiastic crowd at cpac yesterday. he listed by name all ten republicans who backed his impeachment and pledged to help defeat them in future elections. >> if republicans do not stick together, the rinos that we're surrounded with will destroy the republican party and the american worker and will destroy our country itself the rinos, you know, republican in name only the only division is between a handful of washington, d.c. establishment political hacks. >> well, meantime, a group of republicans has launched a new super pac aimed at supporting gop lawmakers who have defied the former president rick tyler now, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst. rick thanks for being here this is the former president's sort of return to the spotlight.

cnbc's ylan mui now. what do we know about this package so far >> reporter: shep, we're starting to get more details about what the final package will look like, and it includes a controversial measure to shore up pension plans and money for federal health insurance subsidies. in addition to the stimulus checks, there's also a boost in unemployment benefits worth $400 a week, despite efforts by some moderate democrats to scale that back to $300 now, i talked to senator ron wyden this afternoon he helped lead that push for higher benefits. and he told me he's not stopping there. >> these two efforts in particular are the boldest steps that congress has ever taken to support jobless americans during an economic crisis, and i want your viewers to know i'm going to fight like hell after this package is passed to get that extended - >> reporter: but republicans say this bill is bloated with only 9% of the funds dedicated to the covid crisis democrats already had to cut out $140 million for a subway system in s

i'm shepard smith i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> when the pandemic hit, masks became a hot commodity the n95, the medical standard, hard to come by. now one year later, some problems persist >>> her son died in a hazing ritual now as students return to campus, one mother fights to save other families from the same pain. >>> and an asian-american man brain dead after a robbery and beating. the latest attack in a string of violence against the asian community. police charged a woman this week with a hate crime after cops say she spat on an asian man and yelled, go back to where you came from. as the man used an ethnic slur. they say karen inman also yelled, go back to where you came from as the man ate outdoors in mountain view, california police arrested her after she stole food from a store, and cops say she then told them she didn't have to pay because the owners were asian. researchers at cal state university report that even though hate crimes fell 7% overall last year, those targeting asians shot

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> when the pandemic hit, masks became a hot commodity the n95, the medical standard, hard to come by. now one year later, some problems persist >>> her son died in a hazing ritual now as students return to campus, one mother fights to save other families from the same pain. >>> and an asian-american man brain dead after a robbery and beating. the latest attack in a string of violence against the asian community. police charged a woman this week with a hate crime after cops say she spat on an asian man and used an ethnic slur. they say karen inman also yelled, go back to where you came from as the man ate outdoors in mountain view, california police arrested her after she stole food from a store, and cops say she then told them she didn't have to pay because the owners were asian. researchers at cal state university report that even though hate crimes fell 7% overall last year, those targeting asians shot up 150%. the problem especially pronounced in the

that's what's topping cnbc "on the money. the federal national transportation safety board is telling other federal regulators to crack down on the electric carmaker, saying tesla is taking unfinished technology on the road and putting drivers in danger no response yet from tesla >>> apple and hyundai call it quits. the c.o.o. of hyundai telling "closing bell" the two companies have suspended talks about building an electric car together it's unclear whether the companies plan to renew talks in the future >>> and one of the nfl highest-profile players is jumping into the nonfungible token business patrick mahomes tells cnbc he's launching his own nft art gallery next weekend his timing's good. digital artist beoplo sold his latest for $69 million. >>> these trading cards will be up for sale. mahomes says he'll donate part of the proceeds to charity. >>> on wall street, the dow up 293 to yet another record high the s&p up 4 the nasdaq down 79 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for "the top of the

that's what's topping cnbc "on the money. the federal national transportation safety board is telling other federal regulators to crack down on the electric carmaker, saying tesla is taking unfinished technology on the road and putting drivers in danger no response yet from tesla >>> april eland hyundai call it quits. the c.o.o. of hyundai telling "closing bell" the two companies have suspended talks about building an electric car together it's unclear whether the companies plan to renew talks in the future >>> and one of the nfl highest-profile players is jumping into the nonfungible token business patrick mahomes tells cnbc he's launching his own nft art gallery next weekend his timing's good. digital artist beoplo sold his latest for $69 million. >>> these trading cards will be up for sale. mahomes says he'll donate part of the proceeds to charity. >>> on wall street, the dow up 293 to yet another record high the s&p up 4 the nasdaq down 79 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for "the top of th

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news in his first major appearance since leaving office, the former president repeated his lies about the 2020 election while ripping his political opponents. many of whom are gop lawmakers mr. trump addressed an enthusiastic crowd at cpac yesterday. he listed by name all ten republicans who backed his impeachment and pledged to help defeat them in future elections. >> republicans do not stick together, the rhinos that we're surrounded with will destroy the republican party and the american worker and will destroy our country itself the rhinos, you know, republican in name only the only division is between a handful of washington, d.c. establishment political hacks. >> well, meantime, a group of republicans has launched a new super pac aimed at supporting gop lawmakers who have defied the former president rick tyler now, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst. rick thanks for being here this is the former president's sort of return to the spotlight.

cnbc's ylan mui now. what do we know about this package so far >> reporter: shep, we're starting to get more details about what the final package will look like, and it includes a controversial measure to shore up pension plans and money for federal health insurance subsidies. in addition to the stimulus checks, there's also a boost in unemployment benefits worth $400 a week, despite efforts by some moderate democrats to scale that back to $300 now, i talked to senator ron wyden this afternoon he helped lead that push for higher benefits. and he told me he's not stopping there. >> these two efforts in particular are the boldest steps that congress has ever taken to support jobless americans during an economic crisis, and i want your viewers to know i'm going to fight like hell after this package is passed to get that extended pension. >> reporter: but republicans say this bill is bloated with only 9% of the funds dedicated to the covid crisis democrats already had to cut out $140 million for a subway syst

cnbc's meg tirrell tracking all of the mixed messages for us tonight. meg, isn't the lifting of these public health measures exactly what the cdc says we cannot do >> reporter: yeah, shep. public health officials have been warning the country could be headed for a fourth wave if precautions are lifted too soon. the case declines we've been seeing nationally are leveling off. >> now is not the time to relax the critical safeguards that we know can stop the spread of could he individual 19 in our communities, not when we are so close. >> governor abbott citing texas's less than 9% positivity rate as covid cases are down 2/3 from their peak in january cdc data showed 9% of adults in texas are fully vaccinated which is just less than the national epidemiologist with continuing numbers there is room for flexibility she prefers to see a phased reopening and for the mask mandate to stay in place some local leaders sounding the alarm. covid is still widespread in their community calling the state's move a huge mistake, shep >> meg, the president announced more

on cnbc here is your top five on five, call it the rising. fear of rising rates and rising taxes, raising its head on wall street but could a little talk about the decent economic data put fuel into the fire >>> wall street continues with archegos with the price tag of what losses could be you've got to hear the number. >>> president biden is planning to lay out a

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> when the pandemic hit, masks became a hot commodity the n95, the medical standard, hard to come by. now one year later, some problems persist >>> her son died in a hazing ritual now as students return to campus, one mother fights to save other families from the same pain. >>> and an asian-american man brain dead after a robbery and beating. the latest attack in a string of violence against the asian community. police charged a woman this week with a hate crime after cops say she spat on an asian man and used an ethic slur they say karen enman also yelled, go back to where you came from. as the man ate outdoors in mountain view, california. police arrested her after she stole food from a store and cops say she then told them she didn't have to pay, because the owners were asian. researchers at cal state university report that even though hate crimes fell 7% overall last year, those targeting asians shot up 150%. the problem, especially pronounced in the

i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> in his first major appearance since leaving office, the former president repeated his lies about the 2020 election while ripping his political opponents, many of whom are gop lawmakers. mr. trump addressed an enthusiastic crowd at cpac yesterday. he listed by name all ten republicans who backed his impeachmenten and pledged to help defeat them in future elections. >>> if republicans do not stick together, the rinos that we're surrounded with will destroy the republican party and the american worker, and will destroy our countryitself. the rinos. you know, republican in name only the only division is between a handful of washington, d.c. establishment political hacks. >> well, meantime, a group of republicans has launched a new superpac aimed at supporting gop lawmakers who are defied the former president rick tiler now, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst, thanks for being here you know this was the former president's return to the spotli

cnbc's meg tirrell covers science and medicine for us. meg, this could be kind of tamiflu for covid, is that right? >> yes, that's the hope, shep. merck's drug is among the most advanced of what could be a new group of treatments for covid, oral antiviral drugs there were early hypotheticals f hints from a medical conference this weekend, as well as another from another company called lattea may offer the possibility of a simple pill for the disease. dr. fauci telling us what drugs like this have been able to do for other viral diseases. >> we need the same sort of thing that we have with hiv and that we have for hepatitis c we need an oral drug that potently can suppress the virus. i believe strongly that wewill get there. the question is how quickly wieh we'll get there. >> and it's taking longer to develop these medicines than it did for vaccines for covid or antibody drugs authorized for high-risk patients enrollment and trials have sometimes been slower than hoped and experts note these drugs are complex. some that are farthest along

at cnbc. here is the top five at 5:00 astrazeneca updating the vaccine trial information after backlash it is taking down some of the numbers. the main numbers remain strong >>> still stuck. traffic piling up on both sides of the suez canal. putting the growth supply chain at risk. >>> tech under fire as zuckerberg and dorsey and others head back to the hill. talking about disinformation and lies on social

and the nasdaq down 14 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news college sports, a billion dollar business but players are not paid and can't work now the supreme court hearing arguments from both sides that could bring about big change >>> crowded hospitals and a lack of beds. people dying in line waiting for help covid in brazil, crippling the country's health care system hear from a woman who's been reporting from the front lines since day one. >>> and the federal government committing its full resources to fight a surge of attacks against asian-americans. >>> the department of justice launching a new effort to track, investigate, and prosecute hate crime offenders. the white house creating a task force to try to -- to fight the rise in violence against asians during the pandemic. and the fbi holding nationwide trainings to recognize and report anti-asian bias few cities have been spared the violence but data shows spikes in boston, philly, los angeles, san francisco, phoenix, and the worst of it all, in new york fro

on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news >>> dozens of tornadoes in the south now picking up the pieces as the threat of violent storms shifts to florida and the carolinas. >> it feels like it's open season on us >> an emotional hearing on capitol hill following a surge of attacks on the asian-american community. the plea to lawmakers to take a stand against hate >>> more states expanding vaccine eligibility. alaska and mississippi have made shots available to all adults. at least 15 states announcing to do the same thing next month. >>> across the country many americans are still hesitant to get vaccinated the number appears to be dropping here's one example a new poll shows a big turn around in mississippi. so much so that most people want a shot in some places getting one is simpler than ever. fema's vaccination site started offering walkup appointments for people in under served communities. nbc's cal perry is there. >> reporter: the idea is simple enough, to get

on cnbc here is your top five on five, call it the rising. fear of rising rates and rising taxes, raising its head on wall street but could a little talk about the decent economic data put fuel into the fire >>> wall street continues with archegos with the price tag of what losses could be you've got to hear the number. >>> president biden is planning to lay out a multitrillion spending bill. most of it focused on infrastructure the tax hikes coming with it will he have to build bridges even within his own party to get it passed? >>> say so long to the office. the major companies that are becoming the latest to look to unlock big blocks of real estate and as always, your morning rbi, why you want to book that vacation now or pay the price later? this is "worldwide exchange. >>> the rbi would be more interesting if you want to go, go somewhere -- yeah, i'll just go back to bed good morning, good afternoon, good evening, welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching, i'm brian sullivan thank you for joining us you'll like the rbi, espe

at cnbc. here is the top five at 5:00 astrazeneca updating the vaccine trial information after backlash it is taking down some of the numbers. the main numbers remain strong >>> still stuck. traffic piling up on both sides of the suez canal. putting the growth supply chain at risk. >>> tech under fire as zuckerberg and dorsey and others head back to the hill. talking about disinformation and lies on social media >>> singling out spacs regulators are honing in on the rising risks to you. >>> could this be peak itcoin? looking to start its over cryptocurrency etf >>> it is thursday, march 25th this is "worldwide exchange. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning good afternoon good evening welcome wherever in the world you are watching i'm brian sullivan here is how your money and global markets are setting up for thursday it is early. futures could turn around. we say that all the time light volume et cetera, et cetera dow futures upt81 the major averages coming off lower sessions nasdaq hit in late-day tradin

the nasdaq up 54 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom hour time for the top of the news >>> the battle over britney back in a los angeles courtroom the singer asking for more freedom from her father. will the free britney get help >> toss him or keep him. california reviewing signatures in favor of removing gavin newsom his fight begins to stay in the governor's mansion. >>> president biden addressing the surge of people at the border the biden administration scrambling to respond to the record influx of migrant children trying to cross the border without their parents in an interview with abc news, the president urged them, don't come. >> first of all, the idea that joe biden said come because i heard the other day that they're coming because they know i'm a nice guy and i -- >> they're saying this >> yeah. well, here's the deal, they're not. the adults are being sent back, number one number two, what do you do with an unaccompanied child that comes to the border? do you repeat what trump did take them from their mothers

on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news >>> dozens of tornadoes in the south now picking up the pieces as the threat of violent storms shifts to florida and the carolinas. >> it feels like it's open season on us >> an emotional hearing on capitol hill following a surge of attacks on the asian-american community. lawmakers take a stand against hate. >>> more states expanding vaccine eligibility. alaska and mississippi have made shots available to all adults. at least 15 states announcing to do the same thing next month. >>> across the country many americans are still hesitant to get vaccinated the number appears to be dropping here's one example a new poll shows a big turn around in mississippi. so much so that most people want a shot in some places getting one is simpler than ever. fema's vaccination site started offering walkup appointments for people in under served communities. nbc's cal perry is there. >> reporter: the idea is simple enough, to get vaccines to co

that's what's stopping cnbc on the money. alcohol sales dropped for the first time sings the pandemic cording to new data, total sales decline 1.9% for weekend of march 13th this time last year when bars and restaurants shut down retail d alcohol sales jumped 55% regal is anticipating 500 locations a week from friday they've been closed for six months attendance will be capped 25 to 50% depending on local guidelines and taco bell getting a new look the restaurant chain going to expand its go-mobile concept, adding a drive-through lane for mobile pick up orders. less dining room creating and bell hops stationed outside with a tablet to take your order. clearly a chic-fil-a copy. taco bell plans to hire as many as 1,000 bell hops this summer >>> on wall street the dow down 308. s&p down 30. nasdaq down 150. i'm shepard smith, on cnbc it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news robots coming for your jobs, nearly 50 million of them at risk tonight the threat from automation and advice for americans, inside the faci

cnbc's ylan mui is live. who stands to benefit. >> reporter: a recent analysis shows low income families would get a tax cut averaging $7,700, largely thanks to the expanded child tax credit. >> it has been revealed through this pandemic the house of cards that is the foundation for women in this economy, and this bill addresses those needs. >> reporter: daniella knight knows how shaky the system can be she and her husband have been saving up to buy their first home, but it was put on hold when the pandemic hit. knight had to quit her job to be a full-time mom during the day she still works from home in the evenings >> we do try to hide it and, you know, smile and say, you know, everything is okay well, if we all exercise today, we can earn a movie and some popcorn and, you know, maybe bake some cookies but it is hard they feel it. >> reporter: under the new covid relief plan parents will receive $3,000 for each child over the age of 6 and $3,600 for those who are younger. what's more, they will get the money

that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. the new app geared towards kids 13 and younger right now instagram bans them from creating an account parents will control their children's experience. no release date set. >>> grab your popcorn. amc announces 98% of its theaters are back up and running. amc reports it lost nearly $5 billion last year. >>> and snoop drops another bottle of wine, this time it's snoop cali rose. the line of wines made in australia. >>> on wall street, the dow down 234. the s&p down 2 the nasdaq up 99 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news >>> football has evolved since the initial snap, and so has the way we watch it. now 82 years since the first televised game a new mega deal that will change the way we tune in to our gridiron greats. >>> one of the smallest nations in the world making big headlines as it takes a chance on russia's new attempt at diplomacy. >>> homeland security secretary mayorkas he's traveling with a bipartisan group of senators to th

. >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith. >> and good evening, we're getting our first look inside a facility for migrant children as the biden administration grapples with a surge at the southern border and unprecedented number of kids in u.s. custody the white house facing mounting pressure to be transparent and give the media access after reports of overcrowding and poor conditions today, they allowed nbc's gabe gutierrez and a delegation of white house officials and lawmakers to tour a facility in corizo springs, texas where more than 700 migrant children are living under the federal government's roof. gabe joins us from corizo springs. i understand you were not allowed to speak to the children in that facility tell us what you saw >> reporter: hey there, scott. just a few minutes ago we saw some buses pulling in with some migrant teenagers down this long, dusty, dirt road but the children we did see we weren't able to speak with them but they seemed calm and in good spirits. we came here with the congressional delegation and white house officials

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