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matt: diane, think you so much for joining us. diane swonk there. michael mckee, thanks for joining us. to talk a little bit about what is going on with the fed, the treasury, and washington. coming up, intel's ambitious bid to regain its manufacturing lead and build a couple new foundries. we will hear from the ceo next on the company's decision to spend $20 billion. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg. intel ceo pat gelsinger has unveiled plans for a manufacturing investment design that could cost $20 billion. a couple of new foundries will come out of that. emily chang spoke a few moments ago with the ceo. pat: because i'm committed to the best products in every category we participate in, the best cost structure, and the most resilient supply chain. we see the ability to leverage the industry, but also become a major supplier of foundry to the industry. this is a winning formula and the world is demanding more semi conductors than ever before. we were getting more digital and then covid happened and it accelerated, so we need to step

the question i have, diane, is that these are really extreme policies were talking about. moving away from a system of tax refund education to one would you give money directly to parents and parents customize their children's education. you argue parent understand their children best and so the other ones should determine whether the child to go to a school or maybe purchase curriculum for homeschooling or some other, a weird hybrid alternative for profit micro school, now they're popping up around the country. but if i were a business leader i would view this development will seal of netflix seems very enamored of charter schools and skating at the charter schools urban areas. she asked him what does he think of the psyche of just giving money directly to the parents and letting them direct the kids education? he was horrified. like, how do you develop like an industrial policy when we decided what, we're not come to do public education anymore, we're going to do this kind of ad hoc approach? >> i think that actually is the one piece that might take care of itself, becau

jack: that is a great question diane and i am so glad that is coming from you. because in any ways, you are the person kind of showed us the way. and began to make an argument do something scary was happening in the public education. this is been going on for the last ten years and you have been the leading chronicle of that predict another to also are not related even though the betsy is gone. you write that she was the greatest enemy of public education to hold that role. but the threat to public education is really not one that is a federal threat. is really one that is playing out at the state level so when jennifer and i first started writing this book, i think we both thought it was a book about the bus, we are both outraged by her and we wanted to make some kind of difference in the election that we saw coming from a few years as they tend to do and we wanted to try to write about her in a way that made sense for both the blue and red states rated and for democrats and republicans and independents. made sense for them of what the real threat posed by bett

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diane king hall is in new york with those stories and morning, good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. we'll start with this. two of the nation's top fiscal leaders will face off with congress today. fed chair jay powell and janet yellen. set to meet over the covid-19. the stocks ended with gained today. the dow jumped 103 points, nasdaq rallies 162, the s&p gained 27. >>> the irs says more americans will get their stimulus check by tomorrow. the agency did not say how many payments it plans to issue. last week, the irs issued about 90 million checks by direct ghosts and mailed another 160,000 payments. most americans can expect $1400 under the latest package. >>> ford motor company is allowing 30,000 of its employees to continue from working from home indefinitely. the remote option applied to salaried office workers including staff and human resources, information technology and accounting roles. those in manufacturing jobs will continue to work onsite like they've been doing during the pandemic but with increased safety protocols. >> and twitter ceo jack dorsey just sold

diane abbott, good morning to you. harry says, some british tabloid newspapers are bigoted, and that is in part why he left the uk, do you agree? well, as you havejust mentioned, 70 of us, women members of parliament. — mentioned, 70 of us, women members of parliament, both _ mentioned, 70 of us, women members of parliament, both labour _ mentioned, 70 of us, women members of parliament, both labour and - of parliament, both labour and conservative, wrote to tempt you to express our support, because we could not understand why the british media were seeking to tear down meghan for no apparent reason. and we also pointed out some of the colonialist overturns in some of the commentary. so there are at least 70 british members of parliament who think the media coverage of meghan was highly problematic. lastly; think the media coverage of meghan was highly problematic.— was highly problematic. why do you think it was, — was highly problematic. why do you think it was, as _ was highly problematic. why do you think it

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diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, this morning the labor department will be out with the latest numbers on weekly jobless claims. yesterday a milestone on wall street. the dow closed above 33,000 for the first time. that's after the federal reserve upgraded its economic outlook and indicated nearly-zero interest rates through 2023. ultimately the dow rallied 189 points. the nasdaq gained 53. the s&p 500 added 11 points, also closing at a record high. >>> you have more time to file your taxes this year. the irs pushed the deadline to may 17th. more than a month after the traditional april 15th due date. accountants had asked the tax agency for an extension due to the ongoing challenge of the pandemic for taxpayers. the postponement also gives the irs time to issue guidance on recent changes to tax law under the latest government stimulus package. >>> forget window shopping, nordstrom is launching live streaming selling events today. burberry is slated to

i gotta call diane." >> well, i'm at work. and she goes, "diane, hey, how you doin'?" i said, "i'm fine." and i'm thinking, "great, more bad news," 'cause every phone call had been kinda, like, "yeah, it's not him." she goes, "we've got a match." i'm like -- just blown over and i'm overwhelmed and i could hear the emotions in her voice. and -- and she says, "yeah, we've got a match." and said, "this is how it happened." and i'm goin' -- >> reporter: wow. >> "just like on tv, huh?" [ laughter ] and goes, "yeah, it does happen." >> reporter: diane then called brittani, who was in boston with sister, jennifer. >> i said jodi called, and she's got a match. >> she's like, "they know who the guy is." i'm like, "what?" she goes, "it's a dna match 100%." i'm like, "who is it?" she goes, "justin hansen who you ga -- you remember giving that tip to her?" i'm like, "yeah." she says, "it's 100% match." i'm like, "well, holy crap." i was like, "my prayers were answered." so i called jodi. and i'm like, "you have no idea how thankful i am for -- for you solving this, jodi." she goes

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thank you so much, diane. i'm going to bring in now stan herndon, he's our national political analyst, for the nrkts. also latasha brown joins us. i've got to start with your reactions to this. asted, let's start with you. police are dragging a black woman, a lawmaker, out of the capitol. the governor is on the other side of the door signing this bill into law. and i just want everyone to look -- you look at the picture here that he tweeted. pretty much impossible not to notice that it is a room full of men, believed to be all white men here. then when you put them side by side, that kind of says it all. no? >> yeah. i mean, this is an image and a kind of struggle that speaks to a much larger arc in american history. the kind of rise of black political power and that being met with a backlash that has been consistent throughout kind of the story of american democracy and continues to be true. now, we know kind of as a fact that the impact of these voting efforts will disproportionately hurt black and brown vot

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anthony fauci, fashion icon and author, diane von furstenberg. an all new "closer look, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight that's great to hear thank you for telling me let's get to the news. today was st. patrick's day. though this year dr. fauci recommends wearing one of these instead. the biden administration has announced that the national vaccine availability website, vaccinefinder.gov is scheduled to go live on may 1st, so make sure to check it on may 7th when they get it back up and running. former president trump last night called into fox news host maria bartiromo's show and encouraged all americans to get the vaccine. trump said getting the vaccine was the best thing he ever secretly did during an interview last night on fox news, former president trump said that he is not fan of duchess meghan markle because of the way, quote, "she talks about the queen. i must have missed that. meghan dissed oprah, to her face acto

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. >>> the stocks are indicating ax after a strong day on wall street. the market has new highs fueled by optimism over economic recovery from the pandemic. the dow industrials rallied 174 points setting a record high. the nasdaq gained 139. and the s&p 500 added 25 points, also charging to a record best. >>> moderna has begun testing of its next generation coronavirus shot. the pharmaceutical company said it began dosing candidates with vaccine that could potentially be stored and shipped in refrigerators instead of freezers. if it works, that means the shot could be handled by ordinary pharmacies that aren't equipped with ultra low freezers. the move could help with vaccine rollout in developing countries. >>> the faa will continue to crack down on unruly passengers by extending its zero tolerance policy. major u.s. carriers have reported more than 500 cases of customers acting out since late december. most of those cases involve passen

diane, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning the labor department set to release its weekly jobless claims report. meantime, wall street futures afr a mixed day yesterday.en the dow rallied 464 points hitting a record high. the nasdaq fell 4, and the s&p 500 gained 23. >>> parlor will not be allowed to return to apple's app store, dealing a huge blow to the right-leaning social media network. apple denied parlor's application saying its platform has not adequately addressed problems with offensive content. apple first booted parlor from its app store in january after the deadly siege on the u.s. capitol. parlor, which gained popularity supporters, reappeared on line last month after going dark for several weeks. >>> the world's largest movie chain lost nearly $4.6 billion last year. amc had to temporarily shutter all of its roughly 1,000 locations for months on end due to the pandemic. it has since reopened most of its domestic locations, but only a fraction of its overseas theaters. in the latest quarter, revenue t

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good morning, diane. >> well, good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are indicating a higher open, but the major index opened closed mixed with treasury yields climbing after passing president biden's coronavirus relief package. in the dow the dow entered 306 points, the nasdaq skidded 310. >>> unilever is erasing the word "normal" from its packaging. taking the action to reframe beauty ideals. used to describe hair and skin type. the company says it will stop digital alterations of body shape and skin color of model used in its advertising. the decision was made in a global survey conducted by unilever. >>> a new study finds americans paid off billions in credit card debt last year after the pandemic hit. wallet hub said credit card debt in the u.s. dropped by a record $83 billion in 2020. federal relief including stimulus checks and extended unemployment payments gave some people a chance to catch up on past due payments. credit card spending is expected to rise as coronavirus restrictions are lifted and more people get vaccinated. >>>

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diane king hall's in new york with those stories and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. stock futures are indicating a mixed open after a downbeat day on wall street yesterday. there are renewed concerns about the economic impact of covid-19 after some european governments extended lockdowns. worst session in nearly three w announced a cost-cutting plan to save the postal service. louis dejoy says the ten-year plan would turn a $160 billion shortfall into profitability. it calls for slowing the delivery window for first-class mail from up to three days to five days. some post offices would see their operating hours cut. postage prices are also likely to rise. the postmaster says without the changes the agency will run out of money in less than a decade. >>> zoom-free fridays are coming for one big bank. citigroup says it is banning virtual meetings one day a week to boost workers' mental health. ceo jane frasier says friday will be designated a zoom-free day for internal meetings. being made to, quote, combat the zoom

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. on the economic docket this week, investors will keep a watch on another set of inflation data. the government is set to release a report on a personal consumption expenditures for february. meantime, stocks ended mixed on friday. the dow dropped 234 points, the nasdaq gained 99, and the s&p 500 shed two points. >>> jeep's newest edition of the cherokee series arrives this spring, but it's not incorporated the changes that some native americans are calling for. the suv will have a reworked design, but it will have the same name. there have been growing calls for the company to change the branding on its vehicles which carry the name of the largest indigenous tribe in the u.s. jeep's new parent company has signaled it's open to discussion, but in a statement to cbs news, the company says, quote, our vehicle names have been carefully chosen to honor and celebrate native american people. >>> meantime, a chicago suburb is on track to become the first city in the nation to offer reparation

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. well, stocks in asia closed higher on optimism tied to president biden's stimulus package which the house passed over the weekend. wall street stock futures are pointing to a higher open. on friday the dow skidded 469 points while the nasdaq gained 72, but still posted its biggest weekly loss since october. the s&p 500 lost 18. >>> top senate democrats are dropping their backup plan to boost minimum wage to $15 an hour. party leaders reportedly came across too many challenges when drafting the proposal over the weekend. it would have increased wages by enforcing tax penalties on large corporations that didn't pay the higher minimum wage. the white house included the pay boost in the current relief bill, but a top senate official ruled last week the provision must come out of the $1.9 trillion proposal. >>> the board family is putting two of its own station wagons on the auction block. the grandson of henry ford is selling a 1958 edsall wagon and and a 1947 custom woody. both have been

diane king hall is in new york with those stories and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. let's start with this -- you would never believe it, but a year ago wall street had fallen into a bear market. and now a record-setting rally during yesterday's session after the president signed the latest coronavirus relief bill. the dow gained 188 points setting record day and closing highs. the nasdaq soared some 329 points, and the s&p 500 added > er and lyft are joining forces to create a data base to exposure dangerous drivers. the ride-hailing companies will release complaints about drivers fired for sexual assault and other crimes. the action is being taken to ensure those individuals are banned on both platforms. other transportation and delivery companies in the u.s. will also get the chance to contribute and access the data base. >>> and the covid relief package will temporarily protect tens of thousands of airline workers from furloughs. the legislation provides much-needed payroll support for the airline industry. american airline

diane asked the store to fix it. a tech visited her home and said the cabinets needed to be replaced. when they did the swap, diane says the new cabinets were damaged. she refused delivery and requested a refund. the store manager refused. so diana asked us for a hand. our team asked the store to take a second look. three days later the store told us it would give diane a full refund of $1,127.08. we asked a spokesperson for a statement but didn't get a response. five stars for diane. she kept very good records and snapped lots of photos. she also inspected the replacement shipment. those steps made it very easy to make her case very convincing, and that's why we recommend them to everyone. call us any time, 888-996-tips or go to nbcbayarea.com then click the "responds" option from the main menu. >> thanks, chris. >>> today is international women's day. around the world, there are events planned to honor women's contributions to history and the world. >> the "today" show diving deep into the impact of the pandemic an

joining me from davenport, iowa, my nbc colleague diane caldwell, part of the second district there. from the very beginning, i have not understood the rational for bypassing the state process here the way democrats have done. they wanted go down this path. it seems like it was always a politically precarious path. the last time this was used like this one could argue the house has neff been the same since. >> yeah, well, chuck, republicans are extremely happy to have democrats challenge this in the house of representatives, especially after democrats continuously pouncing on republicans for trying to overturn the election results on january 6th of the former president donald trump. so they are using this as a very, very big political fund-raising component. they are happy to talk about it. meanwhile, democrats, speaker pelosi said, this is a law. there are many challenges each congress to election results for congressional elections, which is true. it happens multiple times a year. there's also another one going on that we're not talking about because this one is so close. and this

>> diane king hall, cbs moneywatch.com. thank you so much. >>> the cdc is giving us new guidelines to allow vaccinated but is it safe to travel? the cdc said stay put and that's not working well with critics. >> every time we open travel we have a surge. >> the cdc is far overly cautious. it doesn't make sense if you can't travel especially you can't get together with loved ones. t'nothonly push back. airlines for america said that heavily filtered air and masks make it less likely for the virus to spread on planes. >>> new this morning, the international gymnastics federation announced that artistic all around world cup in tokyo was canceled due to the pandemic. it was to serve as a test event for the olympics. it's due to current travel restrictions and measures taken by the authorities to limit the rate of infections in the country ahead of the olympic games. >>> and chains are required for drivers in the sierra, unless, of course, they have sn tires. in kingvale, one man has been helping people to klain up for four deca

absolutely. >> all right, diane. we'll see you when the stock market opens at 6:30. >> reporter: all right. thank you. >> thank you. >>> the time is 5:39. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, poet amanda gorman honored in southern california, commemorating the inaugural speech. >>> all right. we want to get right to the storm timeline. the first round of rain arrives this morning and another round this afternoon and evening and ana possibility of thunderstorms with instability. the rainfall amounts today through thursday, a quarter to an inch and a half of rain. gianna? >>> a check of the roadways and beginning with wet weather and brake lights already there morning as you head into the altamonte pass. the travel times are coming right up. >>> here's a live look outside before we head to the break. this time, we are taking you east and giving you a lilive lo at this unpnplugged devevice isis protectining our r beautiful l coastlines and momore. put off f chores and use e less energrgy fromom 4 to 9

diane asked the store to fix it. a tech visited her home and said the cabinets needed to be replaced. when they did the swap, diane says the new cabinets were damaged. she refused delivery and requested a refund. the store manager refused. so diana asked us for a hand. our team asked the store to take a second look. three days later the store told us it would give diane a full refund of $1,127.08. we asked a spokesperson for a statement but didn't get a response. five stars for diane. she kept very good records and snapped lots of photos. she also inspected the replacement shipment. those steps made it very easy to make her case very convincing, and that's why we recommend them to everyone. call us any time, 888-996-tips or go to nbcbayarea.com then click the "responds" option from the main menu. >> thanks, chris. >>> did you hear about this, goodwill closing eight stores across the bay area. the nonprofit says the pandemic is to blame. those stores are in oakland, livermore, dublin, albany, berkeley, vallejo, oakley

so i want to bring in diane abbott, a member of parliament, the first black woman elected to parliament. thank you so much for joining us. you're the first black female member of parliament. meghan markle was another groundbreaker. what do you think her experience was like? >> i think i have an idea of what it was like. buckingham palace as an institution, not the royal family at this point, but the advisers and the people who run it, is an institution. and meghan would have come up against that. they could not come to terms with a black woman marrying into the royal family. >> i have been speaking with british guests this week. and they say that there's a huge issue of systemic racism in the uk. is that your experience as well? >> oh, yes. whether you're talking about business or the legal profession, the world of work generally. and again, what has become clear is that although some of these institutions have had to discuss race, particularly in the light of black lives matter, the royal household was the one major british institution that never had any discussions about race. had nev

at the cbs broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> it's 4:46. let's get you caught up on the forecast with mary. are looking for wet weather ahead and on and off rain through tuesday, and with the hi def doppler, you can see the weather in the north bay and lightning strikes across the north coast, and the rain is offshore and approaching the rest of the bay area. we will zoom in and you can see the lightning strikes. as we head through the day, just enough instability to fire off a few more isolated thunderstorms. well, our temperatures are in the 40s and 30s as we start off our day, another chilly start. here we are on the current sustained winds. we will see them pick up throughout the day. so cool temperatures, showers and off and on rain and an isolated thunderstorm is possible with gusty winds and small hail and snow in the sierra, and snow levels down to 3000 feet. of snow. st peaks in the we have the off and on rain today and tomorrow with the cold upper level low pressure system and as we head through the end of the week, we're looking

diane king hall of cbsmoneywatch.com. thanks for that. >>> president biden's immigration plan is moving forward on capitol hill. congress is going to vote on a bill that would provide pathway to citizenship for young undocumented immigrants known as dreamers. the house is slated to work on farm workforce modernization act which will permit farm workers as well as spouse and children. both bills are expected to pass easily in the house but will likely hit a wall in the senate. >>> 6:44, time for a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. gayle king is joining us from new york. i said finally. it's been a while. >> that's what i said about you michelle my bell. it's so good to see you in san francisco. ahead on cbs this morning devastating tornadoes and violent downpours hit more than 60 million in the south. hear stories of survival. plus areas under severe weather threat now. >>> ncaa basketball tournament underway tonight. that's great. see the extraordinary steps being taken to keep the players and fans safe

i am diane king hall. >>> hundreds ever people turned out for a stop asian hate rally in berkeley. this demonstration was organized by a 7th grader and her friends. it was a family friendly gathering meant to address an ugly issue. the main organizer, a 12-year- old girl, says she remembers when someone intentionally coughed on her korean mother. >> they keep hearing worse and worse. i hear about kids walking to school with sticks to protect themselves. >> love drives out hate. i am trying to tell fellow asian americans we should not use hate to drive out the hate. >> yesterday was partly geared to amplifying youth voices. parents hope the rallies will inspyoasian americans to go into politics. >> we will not stand by. >>> this is from the cbs show survivor leading a rally on the peninsula. about 1,000 people marched calling for an end to racism and violence against asian americans. there were rallies in the south bay yesterday including milpitas and fremont. later today, watch a replay of asians under attack, the bay area reacts. that's streaming at 5:30 p.m. on cbsn bay area. >>>

diane feinstein's name from? an elementary school, diane feinstein, i was turning on a school anyway? she was a mediocre senator but they are taking it off now. if diane feinstein not woken up for you, what's your school district like? senior fellow who joins us now. lisa. this stuff never ends. tragedy in motion but rather than improve the schools, they spent figure, the kids languished, destroyed in some cases, they changed the names. on what basis did they change the names? >> of course they are all racist. thabraham lincoln, was hilarious here is the research behind it inaccurate because it didn't consult historian, they look at things like wikipedia and tv shows as a basis of decision-making and information and what it speaks to his his level of mediocrity not just in our public schools but society as a whole, these decisions and discussions don't have to be rooted in fact, particularly when they are done in the name of locus and virtue signaling but as you pointed out, with staff is the children lose, the s

i'm diane king hall. >>> a popular tourist destination is set to reopen. the santa cruz beach boardwalk will be back in business this thursday at a limited capacity. only a few select rides will be open including the giant dipper roller coaster. reservations are recommended but not required. >>> it's now 4:46. let's get you caught up on the forecast if you are just waking up. here is mary lee. >> good morning. we are looking at windy conditions, especially up in the higher elevations. all of the bay area hills under a wind advisory as well as the san francisco peninsula coast. as we head through the afternoon get ready for a warm up. in fact today the start of a warming trend for us. we are going to see the highs mainly in the 70's for many locations this afternoon. here is a live look with the sales force tower camera as we look east and looking at temperatures that are calm, th the winds, calm to light conditions this morning as we start off the day. looking at six miles an hour in livermore, at sfo, five miles an hour. it's up in the higher elevations t

here is diane king hall to explain in today's money watch report. >>> stocks moved higher on thursday. dow jumped 188 points. nasdaq rallied 329. s&p 500 gained 40 hitting a new record high. tech stocks continue to claw back from their recent tumble. facebook and google parent company alphabet each jumped 3% and tesla added 4%. uber and lyft teaming up to make rides safer. they'll team up with each other with names of those who are banned. this will be available for other car services as well. >>> net flix may be cracking down on password sharing. some viewers will be prompted to sign up with a new account. the various surveys have found about a third of users share their password. that's your cbs money watch report.. i am diane king hall. >>> america's biggest music night will have a different look this year because of the pandemic. >> beyonce is up for the most awards with nine nominations at the 63rd grammy awards sunday. chris martinez has preview of what to expect at the big show. >> reporter: in music's biggest night but in a way we have not quite seen before, this year's grammy

for more head to cbs money watch.com at the cbs broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> a man who was attacked in san francisco has received a care package from his favorite sports team. he shared these photographs with his. the 49ers sent him a custom jersey, caps and other team items. they reached out after seeing him wearing a niners t-shirt during an interview. he was beaten earlier this month on market street. he was nearly blinded in one eye. the 49ers also wrote him a letter expressing their outrage at the hate crime and condemning the rise in attacks against the aapi community. very nice to see him smile after everything that he went through for sure. >> yeah. >>> we have the forecast. good morning. >> good morning. we are looking at the temperatures on the rise. in fact we will be heating up this afternoon. could see some record tying, record breaking highs. many of us into the 80's later with that soon. if you thought it was warm yesterday just wait until this afternoon. temperatures are running in the 40's and 50's to start off the day. 58. it's a mild start in concord

at the cbs broadcast center, i'm diane king hall. >>> and update this morning. tiger woods is out of the hospital after the crash that put his career and his life in danger. the golf legend announced it on twitter last night saying he will continue his recovery at home. last month woods was driving in southern california when police say his suv crossed a median and then hit a curb and a tree before landing on its side. the 45-year-old suffered severe injuries, especially to his leg. >>> also developing out of southern california this morning. a huge explosion has left at least two people dead after a cache of fireworks erupted at a home. dozens of nearby windows were shattered, crazy video showing a horse that had to be rescued. neighbors had been complaining to police about sounds of explosions that property for a while now. investigators haven't identified the two people who were killed or determined exactly what triggered that explosion. >>> closer to home, taking a live look at oakland, san francisco, and san jose. the mayors of the bay area's biggest cities

diane king hall had the stories and more in the money watch report. >> tech stocks rallied back on tuesday. the dow gained 30 points. the nasdaq soared 464. the nasdaq posted it's biggest one day gain since november after falling in to a in more t year. amazon and microsoft also posted gains. >>> a warning for big tech though. the president's nominee for top post at the justice department is promising bigger enforcement anti trust laws to protect competition. she said she the rest of the same stocks would be excited about her confirmation. >>> here is the story of a man named brady who sells the most popular chairs on the planet. prince harry and meghan's sit down spawned plenty of stories but people also seemed to love their chairs. christopher knight who played peter brady sells it. he posted that they are now sold out everywhere. and that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. at the cbs broadcast center i'm diane king hall. >>> if you are planning to head to the sierra for midweek skiing this view may have you thinking twice. this is what it looked like la

i'm diane king hall at the cbs broadcast center. >>> twitter ceo, jack dorsey, is trying to sell his first tweet and it could fetch millions. bidding has already hit $2.5 million. what does buying a tweet mean? it's a digital certificate and the tweet has been signed and verified by the creator and is an autographed. here is a famous tweet from 2006, just setting up my twitter. pretty simple and dorsey is selling it through a digital platform called valuables. >>> oakland first responders carried out a very special mission. the fire department water rescue team jumped into action when a whale got stuck in the oakland estuary, yesterday and they cleared a safety zone and stayed with the whale until it got back to see safely. >>> it's 4:46 and let's get a check of the forecast. >>> cooler across the bay area and you will notice that difference. some clouds and light scattered showers and not everyone will see it, it's hit or miss and we will see it on futurecast in a minute with our salesforce tower camera looking north at the golden gate and temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. a chil

i am diane king hall. >>> to our storm watch, snowy conditions up in the sierra. this was the view on i-80 in soda springs last night. chains are required and cal trans is screening vehicles. snow there, more rain here. winter is not over. what are we looking at? >>> looking at a few showers on high def doppler mainly for the north bay and looking at snow in the sierra with a winter weather advisory still in effect for west slopes of the sierra with dangerous travel over those mountain passes. you saw all the snow on the live shot. looking at a few spotty showers for north bay. you see the cells still popping up, still dealing with instability in our atmosphere, looking at inverness as well as nevado and marin wood. also a few sprinkles popping up as we look to around the bay, san francisco as well as for alameda, oakland, berkeley. might be catching a few sprinkles as we start our day. nothing like yesterday. we had that widespread rain that brought beneficial rainfall for the bay area. now we will dry things out a bit. we are looking at temperatures in the low 5

i'm diane king hall. >>> there is a warning of dangerous driving conditions in the sierra with a winter storm dumping rain and snow up there. this was the scene on interstate 80 last night with travel delays and chain controls expected in the foothills and higher elevations with a winter storm warning in effect through 5:00. we are not done with our winter weather and that means rain showers. we will check with meteorologist, mary lee. >>> tracking more showers on hi- def doppler and that will continue with a chance to see showers and strong cells through our afternoon. we will talk about the snow in this sierra with winter storm warnings and advisories in effect. looking at the radar, we are tracking a few showers right over san jose as we start off with milpitas getting that wet weather and the alan tyroch neighborhood in san jose and santa clara, as well was spotty showers. temperatures in the 30s and 40s tostart f our day and it's all wi, as at 18 miles per hour at sfo and 17 in oakland, and as well, for napa was 16- mile per hour wind sustained and half moon bay. looking at maximum

i went to abc with diane sawyer and barbara walters. they were two extraordinary talents, the two top best people in the business but they had an enormous rivalry. when we did primetime live at the beginning, in our debut show diane had booked a major figure, a major character and barbara wouldliterally hours before the broadcast tried to steal the interview . and so they had these rivalries and this energy and stuff. so i think that's what i was really referring to. it's the competition that existed. you know, with the chaos and the fighting that existed but the fighting in some ways and again i'm not excusing their reprehensible behavior which a lot of it was but that fighting was created fighting. they were sparking each other to make the best piece. and they didn't treat each other so nice during those period in time. >> it's interesting that part of being older and it's true of every generation but the people often say we wouldn't do that now, but the humor in the 2005, state like in the office or something like that was popular, w