royal caribbean says new itineraries will sail with vaccinated crew. you can see everybody's following here. we do have nclh up about 2.25% and carnival up 1.75%. okay, five minutes before we hear the closing bell, ending the week, the dow right now barreling towards its first down week in three. the s&p looks to snap a two week winning streak, and the nasdaq after yesterday's rout facing its fourth down week over the past five. now, what happens, right? we just heard that royal caribbean says things are coming back. look at the nasdaq here. the nasdaq bounced back after yesterday's 3% tumble. today's closer says big tech offers something old for something new. but that pandemic has changed some things, quite frankly, forever. and there are familiar names that our ouncedown closer -- countdown closer says have the staying power. chief investment officer with $2 billion in assets under management is joining us now. hey, tryden. first of all, what's changed forever in before we get to the names who have changed. >> what has changed is consumer behavior's

ingsesed >>> back now with royal caribbean announcing its first fully vaccinated cruises. the cruise line plans to start sailing from israel to cyprus in may. for now all passengers must be residents of israel, and they must be vaccinated for covid-19 if they're over 16 years old. >>> a new york doctor charged with murder for the overdose deaths of five patients. prosecutors say dr. george blatti prescribed, quote, massive quantities of opioids and other drugs and say with addicts away from his office where he's accused of prescribing them without taking medical histories or performing exams in exchange for cash. >>> now to the former police chief accused of setting a dozen fires in maryland. this morning investigators say the alleged serial arsonist seen in this video allegedly dousing homes in gas and setting them on fire is a former maryland police chief who has been using arson as a form of revenge for nearly a decade. authorities say 69-year-old david crawford is the hooded figure seen here running from the scene of one of at least a dozen fires. investigators say the

airlines betting all on royal caribbean >> no, not on royal caribbean. we are buying etfs with reopening trade. whether it is general market etfs or industrial etfs. i like some of the trades when we think of the pent up demand you see the demand with people wanting experiences. disney parks or favorite destination travel that is where you want to hedge your bets and go with investing. as far as some of the plays of royal caribbean, that is spreading the bets with the etfs with the travel plays. >> all right delano, a pleasure to get you back on. we are looking at disney and let's call the softer side of the reopening. not aggressively going after the love boat. see you soon take care. >> thank you, brian. >>> it is not just about new spending programs. geo politics in focus. china responding to sanctions brought by the eu, uk, canada and the united states against two officials over human rights abuses against ethnic minority they are hitting back against the eu and including individual lawmakers and diplomats and institutes and families banning their bu

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royal caribbean will be based in the bahamas and st. martin's and will visit several islands and all adults onboard will have to be vaccinated against covid-19. >> it looks beautiful and i've never been on a cruise. who knows? maybe after the pandemic we might do different things. >>> some people say that the key to happiness is a shorter work week. how short is that sweet spot? >> reporter: according to a recent cambridge university study, remote workers putting in one day a week on the job are the happiest, including part-time employees or furloughed workers putting in one day per week. on the flipside, full timers were among the least happy us. maybe we need to do investigative journalism and take the rest of the day off? >> i like that reporter involvement. let's put this theory to the test. i'm with you on that. but, we are still working and we will check with you at 6:30. we can't take the rest of the day off. >> reporter: we will see you then. >>> a job opportunity you will think is too good to be true. up next on kpix5 and strea

let's buy royal caribbean. >> right >> what do you think about that as a way to invest i'm not being facetious. >> my question is what are the earns per share going to look like how many shares have they --. >> >> you mean the delusion? >> the delusion is going to be enormous right? and the stock is really rebounding dramatically from the lows it's not at the highs, closer to 11 111, somewhere in there. we're not talking that far away. the share count, i don't know the numbers. i'm sure some of our viewers to but the share count increase has been dramatic. the earnings per share, what will they look like? >> this industry was very afflicted by having too many ships. so if royal caribbean does get back to where it was at 140, you have to question, carl, whether traditional analysis matters there were too many ships. so pricing was under pressure. now we've got tremendous bargains i don't know if you looked at some of the cruise prices but they're fantastic. they're not going to be making a lot of money initially and david is so right, carl. i mean, these companies are serial issues. i

royal caribbean from the bahamas. celebrity from slants martin with bookings opening this week. lisa speaking with gm a. in in your case every passenger and crew member has to be vaccinated. >> they have to be if they are 18 or older. for children, they will have to have a negative pc r test 72 hours within their cruise. >> they are working it out for june. what do you need to know before you book a trip on the high seas? it is coming up at 7 a.m. with your first look, i'm geoba knee tas, new york. >> offering ten grand a month for someone to work and liver rent free in sonoma. this also comes with 30 case is of wayne. now the job dau tis are kind of vague. the first three months with us involve shadowing the winemakers and then they are working with you, too figure out your path in the wine business. the family owned business first launched the job in 2009 but they thought it was a great time to bring it back. anyone who is interested is asked to send a video application. >> i heard wine. >> thirty cases. [ laughter ] lots of wine. >> yes. you do have to work though. that part.

check out royal caribbean. it has basically quadrupled off the lows back in march. this is before the virus is really even gone. look at shares of live nation near all-time highs. thise of the first stocks to tumble about a year ago when fears of the virus really started to mount. these days it's on a total tear, people are even ready to flock back to nightclubs. an unbelievable run, well above precrisis highs. the global black seat -- vaccine rollout, more than 240 5 million shots globally administered to date. some countries really making significant >> we will see more and more countries as we reopen the tourist sector, airlines will function a bit more openly. it's to build them up with people who have been vaccinated. joe: reopening trade is red-hot. 11 months ago there was all this talk about a bailout, they were going to prop up all these zombie companies. it turns out there was nothing really broken about any of these business models, they were just massively disrupted by a once in a century pandemic. romaine: not broken, just disrupted. the question is when

that then there is royal caribbean. this is a cruise line that is not allowed to cruise. the stock bottomed at $19 last year management was able to sell nearly 17 million shares at $91 and when they do they will be against the same comparisons because nobody is sailing now. total juggernaut you thought they would be stuffed to the gills too much royal caribbean no, think again. everyone who bought on this gigantic offering that they just did at $91 is now up yeah, because it jumped to 94 and change my favorite cruise line norwegian hasn't had a bad day in months. it's up because the vaccine rollout is ahead of schedule and i don't see it stopping any time soon the secret to a higher stock price in this market is do no business at all. hey, you want really crazy i know these things. united airlines announced today it's selling up to 37 million shares to help pay for the new planes what happens the stock rallies 2.5% this market will forgive anything from the reopening plays. when a fast growing tech stock like roku offers $1 billion, as it did today, it gets clobbered imme

royal caribbean from the bahamas, celebrity from saint maarten. with bookings opening up this week, celebrity ceo speaking with me over the weekend. >> in your case, every single passenger and crewmember must be fascinated. >> every guessing crew must be vaccinated if they are 18 and over. and children will be to have a negative test within 72 hours of the cruise as well. >> they are still working out the exact protocols for june but expect enhance cleaning procedures and redesigned air filtration. the news comes just after we see a major spike in travel. on average, more than 1 million air travelers a day for over two weeks now. and bookings are soaring. and then there is a new trend, some countries like iceland now requiring full cobra vaccinations for international travelers to avoid quarantine. considering making fascinations maatorfoinrnational travel. >> that would anticipate that there's going to be a lot of privileges afforded for folks to have been vaccinated that might be denied folks who have not been vaccinated. at least for the nextei

instead, royal caribbean will sail out from the bahamas, celebrities from st. martin and the co celebrity sat down with gop need test outline what guests can expect . >> in your case, every passenger and crewmember must be vaccinated ? >> every guest and crew must be vaccinated if they are 18 or older and for children they will be required to have a negative pcr test within 72 hours of the cruise as well . >>> with a are so working out exact protocols for june but expect enhanced cleaning procedures and redesigned air filtration, bookings for both companies open this week . >>> tourism in san francisco may not be back to pre-pandemic levels for another three years. according to the examiner, industry experts predicted could be's latest 2024 before tourism returns to what used to be. the total visit to the city declined by 61% last year to about 13 million compared to 26 million in 2019. and, at its worst, the foot traffic in union square was down 90%. experts are optimistic that things will pick up this year as the city reopens more sectors and more people get

royal caribbean plans to resume cruises departing from the bahamas in june. adult passengers must be fully vaccinated and anyone under 18 must test negative for covid- 19. royal caribbean has been offering trips in singapore since late last year and has avoided any outbreaks. the cdc has not said when cruises can resume in the u.s. >>> the campaign to recall governor newsom is on the verge of qualifying for the ballot. nearly 1.2 million valid signatures have been counted so far. 1.5 million are needed to put the issue on the ballot. officials have until april 29th to verify the signatures, even if there are enough to qualify, governor newsom would then get six weeks to try and persuade voters to withdraw their support. if that doesn't happen, californians could vote on the recall in november. >>> and still ahead on abc 7 morning -- >> guys are all different, -- >> all right, go fly a kite, then. these aren't your typical flights. we'll introduce you to the kite man of martinez. >>> and we are going to take a live look outside now. how gorgeous! tam cam, righ

adult passengers must be fully vaccinated, and anyone under 18 must test negative royal caribbean has been offering trips from singapore since last year and avoided outbreaks completely. the cdc is not said could resume in the u.s. >>> tokyo olympics have decided to banned spectators from overseas at the games this summer. it was just announced this morning. japanese leaders are concerned because the vaccine rolloutvacc over there has been slow. the olympics have been delayed a year due to the pandemic and now rescheduled for july. the international olympic committee is encouraging countries to secure vaccinations for the athletes. >>> the recall governor newsom on the verge of qualifying for the ballot with 1.2 million signatures counted so far. far.. 1.5 million signatures are needed to put the issue on the ballot. officials have until april 29 to verify the signatures. even if there are enough to qualify governor newsom would get six weeks to try to persuade voters to withdraw their support. if that does not happen californians could vote come november. >>> public safety that does

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. >>> and royal caribbean will be pulling up its anchors after more than a year in port. the cruise line announced that it will begin sailing again this summer for fully vaccinated cruises with seven-night itineraries leading from the bahamas. they will have a fully vaccinated crew and require all adult passengers to be fully vaccinated and will welcome aboard children under 18 who have tested negative 72 hours before embarkation. passengers may need additional testing based on local health requirements. the ceo of royal caribbean said it's a game changer and with the number of vaccinations growing rapidly, we believe that starting with cruises for vaccinated adult guests and crew is the right choice. while cruising in the u.s. and caribbean has been halted, the company has successfully avoided any outbreaks on its cruises to nowhere out of singapore. since late last year, the company has also begun fully vaccinated cruises departing from israel. there is yet to be updated guidance from the cdc on when cruises can begin sailing from the u.s. again. yeah, i don't know abou

royal caribbean from the bahamas, celebrity from st. maarten. >> i think people have a lot of optimism about the future and their ability to see the world again. >> reporter: the ceo of celebrity cruises, lisa lutoff-perlo, speaking exclusively with "gma." it was over a year ago when covid outbreaks shut down the cruise industry. and in your case, every single passenger and crew member must be vaccinated? >> every guest and our crew must be vaccinated if they're 18 or older, and for children they will be required to have a negative pcr test within 72 hours of their cruise as well. one of the things that our guests have told us is that when they come back, they don't want their experience to be altered. >> reporter: lisa says it's too early to know what covid protocols will look like in june but that some changes are permanent like cleaning procedures and the air filtration systems. >> those will go on into perpetuity. we've modified our medical centers on board just to be able to take care of different things we didn't anticipate in the

royal caribbean plans to set sail in june, based in the bahamas and st. martin's and will visit several islands. all adults will have to be vaccinated against covid-19 and anyone under 18 will be tested for coronavirus. that is your cbs money watch report. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall at the cbs broadcast center. >>> large crowds gathered in new york city and washington, d.c., chicago and other cities, nationwide in response to the spot killings in georgia. protesters call for the end of attacks against the asian community. we spoke with several child psychology experts about things happening in the country. >> it's important to ask children what they heard and saw and then take steps to correct it. in addition, parents can emphasize that while hostile acts or comments are not the fault of the victims, racism happens in our society. >> we don't want to instill anxiety in our children. do prepare them. >> be clear how much you love your child. you love your child's skin color, hair and features. let them know that not everyone is

. >> totally you have this after-market offering remember, david, royal caribbean, really, i think, caught people by surprise, when they did the big $91 offering. this is a different kind of market what's happened is, is that anyone who bought on that deal is making a lot of money carl, the new buyers who come to the market, and we talk about them when it comes to a mortgage company, they genuinely say you know what, let's open america and buy these stocks, even if they have issued a lot of stock. they just don't care about that. that's quite different from a previous generation that would say too much solution, i don't want to touch it. >> and i want to play for our viewers a bit of sound that you were given on "mad money" last night, talking about the historic partnership with merck and the ability now to make doses that would have taken years to make, under a prior framework. take a listen. >> the real war here is against covid-19 and i couldn't think of a better partner than merck, a partner with an incredibly strong reputation, not only in the bio pharmaceutical industry but specifica

. >>> royal caribbean and celebrity cruises will resume sailings in june. trips from the bahamas or st. martin will not stop or depart u.s. ships carrying 250 people are banned from lines. they'll need to show proof of a covid vaccine. children will need a negative test. >>> when we come back, the ncaa is is apologizing to women players tonight and the wheel of fortune prize. oh. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor with a personalized education from td ameritrade. visit tdameritrade.com/learn ♪ visit tdameritrade.com/learn my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's no

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royal caribbean is launch two new sailings they will not stop at u.s. ports. the only challenge, i could forsee, your a loyal cruise passenger instead of booking a flight to miami and getting on board you have to book a flight to the bahamas it may cost a little more. it's a longer flight you have to test negative for covid before getting on board. you have to be vaccinated if you're above the age of 18 we'll have to see what bookings tell us about the demand for these sailings it showcases how the cruise lines have had to get a bit creative on getting in frochbts their passenger and their passenger and tabing advantage of that summer season. >> that's a lot of hoops to jump through. you think enough people are itching to get back on a boat? >> i'm consistently surprised how throughout there crisis, we had sort of a fall start where we thought we would get cruising in the fall how many sign ups there were there's more people that love to cruise and can't wait to get back >> there's some hard core cruise people they love to cruise. >>> elon musk can really, rea

first, before you head to break, check out the shares of royal caribbean, the cruise line planning to restart caribbean sailings in june after a family-driven year-long hiatus crews and adult guests will have to be vaccinated, though stay tuned, we're watching "squawk box" on cnbc alright, okay. how's that? is that how you hold a mirror? [ding] power e*trade gives you an award-winning mobile app with powerful, easy-to-use tools and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most and $0 commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. these days, we want sophisticated but simple. cutting edge made user friendly. in other words, we want a hybrid. and so do retailers. which is why they're going hybrid, with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach with watson ai helps manage supply chains while predicting demands with ease. from retail to healthcare, businesses are going with a smarter hybrid cloud, using the tools, platform and expertise of ibm. so jeff, you need all those screens streaming over your xfinity xfi... for you

royal caribbean has quadrupled off the lows back in march. bookings are gathering steam. this is before the virus is really gone. take a look at shares of live nation, near all-time highs. this was one of the first stocks to tumble about a year ago when fears of the virus started to mount. these days, it is on a tear. people are ready to go back in nightclubs. shares of rci hospitality take a rip. unbelievable run, well above pre-crisis highs. the global vaccine rollout, gathering steam, reopening optimism in full swing. over 245 million shots administered globally today. some countries, really making significant gains. >> this is the only the beginning because we will see more countries want to reopen the tourist sector. we want to fill them up with people who have been vaccinated. joe: reopening trade is red-hot but if you think back to 11 months ago, there was talk about bailouts and credit backstops, they would prop up zombie companies that weren't going to thrive in the new economy. turned out there was nothing broken about these business models. they were just disru

royal caribbean that raising one and a half billion dollars. also about half a billion dollars after carnival did that last week raising a billion dollars. these cruise lines need the money after their business was decimated last year. say they lost over $5 billion. similar losses as well for carnival when they report next month but some say they are taking advantage of the spike in rotation back into the stocks over the past month. stuart: i mean, a year ago these stocks were sinking through the floor and now they have rebounded on the preopening hopes in the raising of cash, staying in business. susan: value play. stuart: value play, essentially there is value there . i want you to talk about walmart. they are dropping their 35-dollar minimum charge for the two-hour express delivery service. fascinating. you know, delivery is the name of the game and if you are going to get to our delivery to march lower cost i would say that's a plus. susan: it is but i'm concerned about cost because we know amazon-- we saw costs go up for amazon to get to t

that's why you see the action in carnival, royal caribbean and others taking to the downside. >> thank you. >>> still ahead -- spacs getting crushed and one annualst saying a reckoning is coming. >>> josh richards will talk the business of going viral and the new deal with mark wahlberg. all that and much more after this quick break if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. switch today and get 2 lines of unlimited and 2 free smartphones. plus you'll now get netflix on us. all this for up to 50% off vs. verizon. it's all included. 2 lines of unlimited for only $70 bucks. and this rate is fixed. you'll pay exactly $70 bucks total. this month and every month. only at t-mobile. >>> shares of games down 20% today after the bell reported results for the first time since it became the center of a stock trading phenomenon results for the fourth quarter were rough but that was not unexpected what people wanted to hear was more about the company's digital plan but it didn't deliver on that and the company didn't take any questions from analysts. that was a big disappointment

now to the cruise stocks norweigan, carnival and royal caribbean up to the air, the airline stocks jet blue and american up 4% as you can see there. jet blue, united and delta in the green. now let's go over to rahel for a cnbc news up date. i know she's way over my shoulder just by our news desk >> so far, yet so close. here is your cnbc news update. the teenager who shot that widely scene video of george floyd's death is testifying at dekrek chauvin's trial she described what she saw and why she tried to keep her younger cousin away from the encounter. the court is not allowing her face to be shown >> yes i see man on the ground and i see a cop kneeling down on him >> was there anything about the scene you didn't want your cousin to see? >> yes >> what was that >> a man territerrified, scared, begging for his life >>> it was delayed and lost access to complete data. top doctor who work tond report says research on coronavirus continues. more than 100 ships have moved through the suez canal over 300 ves ssels are waiting this line. it will be about a week before they clear that traffi

royal caribbean has quadrupled off the lows back in march. bookings already gathered steam. this is before the virus is really gone. take a look at shares of live nation, near all-time highs. this was one of the first stocks to tumble about a year ago when fears of the virus started to these days, it is on a tear. people are even ready to go back in nightclubs. shares of rci hospitality take a rick, unbelievable ryan, -- and believable run, well above pre-crisis highs. the global vaccine rollout, gathering steam, reopening optimism in full swing. over 245 million shots administered globally today. some countries, really making significant gains. >> this is only the beginning because we will see more and more countries as we want to reopen our tourist sector and we want to have our airlines functioning a bit more normally, fill them up with people who have been vaccinated. joe: reopening trade is red-hot but if you think back to 11 months ago, there was talk about bailouts and credit backstops, they would prop up zombie companies that weren't going to thrive in the new econom

. >>> this morning royal caribbean will roll out it's newest ship. crew and passengers older than 16 will be required to have full dose of the coronavirus vaccine. >>> bullets fly overnight in menlo park. the questions around this investigation. >> these are kid's shoes. >> and i'm emily turner. get your forks ready. you can take them inside now. ly tell you what all else you can do indied just ahead. . >>>a highway on cbs this morning the president said that they will have enough vaccines for all adults by the end of may. >>> and a possible future of tourism. vaccine passports may be required to travel even to your local bar. could that lead to a new type of discrimination? >>> and a golden globe winner joins us. how he used opera to prepare for ace role as black panther leader. all that at seven. . >>> and coming up today on the drew barrymore show stephen king stops by. tell me your secret store and ben swartz. that's all today at two. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4

royal caribbean commencing a $1.5 billion proposed offering of stock. tom: what of the airlines doing? that's what i don't understand. jonathan: you bring up this story, and i think it is important. what was gamestop doing? it was a big conversation over the last couple of weeks. why didn't they do something similar and take advantage of the rally to raise some capital, raise some money? tom: amc, i believe, did it. jonathan: they did, yeah. tom: they are gyrating around. let's go to kevin cirilli, our chief washington correspondent. i want to go to what i saw this weekend, which is the stimulus coming up with the senate, a president of the united states looking for new momentum, and the overwhelming reality of six house districts coming up in less than two years. dovetail those together into the forward momentum this week in washington. kevin: i would add syria to that list as well. i think greg valliere really captured this in his note this morning. you've got democrats, and this much is my reporting, on the far are raising concerns on economics and o

you have to watch royal caribbean here, david, because royal caribbean is going offshore to be able to make it so that if you're vaccinated you can go, and the crew is vaccinated these are cruises that would go out of miami, probably and our country does not have a good policy in terms of getting the, the so-called vax passport, but i would say, david, that if people, if people right now tend not to ask which one they're getting, i wonder because of all of the negative publicity, people say no, i don't want astrazeneca, it would be a shame, because this is a very good study, much more rigorous than what they did in europe and i would take it in a second. >> you would >> absolutely. >> but you know david, i think you're right, anyone who wants one, that important caveat, but it is changing the country, and it is making it so that people are traveling, and you do, all of the buying that you see, for companies that are involved with travel, i think we're going to be vindicated. >> although you brought up an interesting point on friday when we were talking about that debate about once you

, caribbean and norwegian 6% to 7% also in focus, we're looking at the airlines, united, american, delta are also down by around 3% to 4% as the shutdown worries in europe, they certainly haven't gone away. let's turn to the commodity markets, oil is sinks. dom chu is at the commodity desk. >> oil prices have been on a bullish right, but that's not the case today $57. $ $57.84 is off the session lows like you said, it's worries about the near medium-term demand picture europe governments looking to battle the rising cases as well as lower than expected roll-outs. angela merkel asking germans to stay at home around the easter holidays oil-related stocks are following suit here. including marathon oil, diamondback, exxon mobil, but chevron, guys, bucking the trend, tyler, back over to you. >> the covid story clearly far from over. dom, thank you. >>> we've been talking about the impact of rising interest rates, and today we've got a disappointing read on sales of newly built homes in february. bad westerly in the south, but a rising interest rates and prices in part to blame diana olick jo

carnival, royal caribbean, american airlines continuing that rally they saw yesterday. european travel and leisure yesterday also getting a big pop. that is continuing in the u.s. today. the energy index is one of the best performers in the s&p, up 0.5%. not as ferocious as a rally, but still, that is some optimism baked in. guy: it is amazing. after the move yesterday as well, the reopening trade is certainly in full swing. periphery bonds getting hit. btp yields rising once again today. this as spreads widen out. you've got the btp-bund spread back above one her basis points. the ecb -- above 100 basis points. the ecb is talking the talk about stepping in if necessary. are they going to walk the walk? are they going to put their money where their mouth is? alix: let's dig where the talk is going. the ecb vice president and executive board member, here are some of the quotes that we have seen. the ecb has room to maneuver if there is a negative impact on financial conditions. the steepening number you -- the steepening nominal yield curve must be resisted. joining us f

royal caribbean from the bahamas, celebrity from st. maarten, with bookings opening up this week. the celebrity ceo speaking with me over the weekend. in your case, every single passenger and crew member must be vaccinated? >> every guest and our crew must be vaccinated if they're 18 or older and for children, they will be required to have a negative pcr test within 72 hours of their cruise as well. >> reporter: they're still working out the exact covid protocols for june, but expect enhanced cleaning procedures, and redesigned filtration. just as we see a major spike in traveler. on average, more than a million travelers a day for over two weeks now, and bookings are soaring, and then there's a new trend. some countries like iceland now requiring full covid vaccinations for international travelers to avoid quarantine, and australian airline qantas is making vaccinations mandatory potentially for international travel. >> they're anticipating there will be a lot of privileged afforded to folks who have been vaccinated that might be denied folks who have not been vaccinated, at leas

i mean i don't know what they were thinking, people one thing i know that royal caribbean was thinking is this is an opportunity to be able to fix our balance sheet, and norwegian, already had a good balance sheet, so i was a little surprised because i think they have some very good orders, but the one that really was, i think, terrific, was the twitter announcement because twitter is investing, it was one of the things that i had segal, speaking to the cfo, 1.25 billion convertible note and i am sure they will pay, and get incredible paces, and a convertible note, you pay what a mortgage costs people and again, i think that twitter is totally, a totally loved stock after being a disliked stock and the reason why is because they're spending and you hear over and over again through analysts who say what, twitter was dormant, and now they're spending, and this is very good news, for them, because they had fallen behind even pinterest. i shouldn't say pinterest. pretty good. but you know what i mean, they fall behind companies that you didn't really think of as necessarily a must buy and

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norwegian, carnival, and royal caribbean are some of the biggest decliners right now. a large stock offering by norwegian, and the group as well. alternative companies like blink, battery cells, they are down, but not as much as they were earlier in the session. a different story for the brick and the mortar and the mall-based retailers and gap is on base for the eighth straight weekly gain, and american eagle, and urban outfitters is outfer feblin -- outperforming. and for some of the outside the market, we go to rahel solomon. >> prosecutors can reinstate a murder charge against officer darren chauvin who has pleaded not guilty. >>> and now, there is a money laundering and fraud trial started involving cryptocurrency. >>> the food and drug administration saying that it is going to increase the testing the of baby food after a congressional report found dangerous levels of toxic heavy met ls a of food for instants and young children. the agency shows no immediate testing shows no health risk. >>> and eric swalwell is suing former president trump, and former attorney r

for instance, in israel, royal caribbean has become the first company to offer "fully vaccinated" cruises. hell, yeah! cruising's back, baby! and thanks to the new vaccination, you don't have to worry about the coronavirus. just kick back and enjoy diarrhea and a hypnotist show on a floating shopping mall that you can't escape. like royalty. vaccinated or no, sharing a buffet with hundreds of strangers in close quarters right now is pretty much the least-appealing cruise i can imagine. okay, i stand corrected. sorry. plenty of people are very interested in hitting the open seas because, apparently, around-the-world cruises are selling out more than a year in advance. though, it could just be people are willing to pay for anything that means they won't be stuck inside in a year. "hey, 12 months from now, how'd you like to roll down a steep hill in a garbage can?" "take my money!" that was two different characters, by the way. now that we know the vaccines are working, they've become extremely valuable. in fact, interpol is warning of a dramatic increase in armed robberies of vaccine shipme

caribbean has ships that are even bigger than that. >> wow. >> can you imagine? a cruise ship that big? >> wow. >> getting it to easy. >> as we round trip weekday train between auburn and san jose. and that means passengers can now travel the entire capitol corridor route without a transfer. it comes almost one year to the day the pandemic forced a drastic cutback in service. also vta will start collecting fares again this thursday. people headed to and from vaccination sites are still offered free transportation with that proof of appointment. >>> trending this morning, justin bieber is back at number one. ♪ and i see you, the way i breathe you in ♪ ♪ it's the texture of your skin ♪ >> the new album "justice" is taking the top spot on the billboard top 200 chart replacing morgan wallen's ten-week stint. bieber has eight number one albums. the 27-year-old that makes him the youngest musician ever to do that. congratulations to him and all the biebs out there streaming and vine. >> a note from the traffic guy, though n that video, not the best way of ridin

caribbean and carnival calls. >> yes, i do, scott and happy about that we've seen some unusual activity and i didn't buy it in norwegian cruise lines so, yeah they are seeing some institutional money flows. we already know that the same companies that last year when they were literally a year ago, scott. maybe of these companies were at death's door and they were starting to offer up boats as collateral and guaranteeing sales of boats in order to get the financing they so desperately needed because nothing was floating or nothing was moving they were float, but they weren't moving at that time. so i'm not surprised to see this now you've got them offering debt with no collateral up as those boats that i described and so forth, and mr. lazry and i are pretty happy with that, and i but the it because of his comments on his show last year and that's been one of the best trades ever. you know, a 12% yield on that, which is now down below five, i think, scott just an amazing trade to give lazry credit and not john, and that's why i like that company, carnival cruise. so yeah, i'll stick with

david, is interesting, royal caribbean is getting smashed today. airlines were weak yesterday. it is environment where it is re, re, re, re rotation. what is hot sizzling hot for two or three weeks and falls apart and folks find something else to buy. is this a concern of yours or something else we should be really worried about in this market. >> i'm not sure there is something else to be worried about. investors for the last six months are rushing from one side of the lifeboat to the other. those areas on your screen, that is where i'm concentrated, post-cyclical moves out there. financials are underwater today. companies like nucorp. estimates are up 70%. yet this stock is getting slammed today. even low-tech valuation stocks like micron getting slammed. so i'm in the pro-cyclical camp at this point and i'm kind of disturbed that everybody is going back to large cap secular growth. it means they're sniffing out something that isn't quite right. charles: and by the way, ken, i know you like nvidia. you also like the qs. >> yeah, look, pretty much what david said. pendulum kee

thanks so much mark to royal caribbean cruise liners are scheduled to set sail in june after a year long hiatus. one ship will leave from the bahamas and the other from st martin. passengers have to be 18 and older and they must test negative for covid-19 within 72 hours of boarding the ship. the caribbean is a popular destination for americans and say certain tourism accounts for nearly 80% of all jobs, and most tourists. arrive on crew ships coming up next in sports. no steph curry. no problem. sports director marquis baniyas tells us the warriors about the warriors, who erupted in the first half against the grizzlies then coming up on the 11 o'clock news of bay area hospital find over serious covid violations. the six figure fine that house. beef. niy night of the videos in the little room tonight. come on, where your fans you did not see this coming right? steph curry's out. james wiseman's out there on the road against a pretty tough memphis team. you figure they're gonna get buried right now. every time you think you haven't figured out. warriors jump up and surprise you like you d

-hilton-- -best western, wyndham, royal caribbean, carnival cruise line. what are the sales through all those channels? well, this is collectively. it's up to $200,000. -and that was the initial opening order? -yes. -did anybody reorder? -yes. -yeah. -we're getting reorders all the time. all the right answers. yeah. do you have a patent on this? -two. -yes, we have two u.s. patents. you have distribution. you have sales. you have a patent. why do you need any money? nobody knows we exist. it's a brand-new product. -we need more product awareness. -and that's what our accounts have told us. -nobody is going into a store right now... -and looking for coverplay. saying i need a coverplay. i need a slipcover for a play yard. give me a real, tangible reason why you need $350,000 for your business today, besides marketing. -how will you spend it? how will you-- -[allison] how will-- -break down the $350,000 really quick. -operation--operational costs. operation means salaries, you're saying? -it means salaries. it means-- -employees, sales reps. ware--warehousin

two royal caribbean cruises are planning to set sail in june. the first will launch from st. maarten on june 5th and days later the second will leave from the bahamas. passengers 18 and older will be required to test negative for covid-19. the week-long cruises will not stop at any u.s. ports. >>> an east bay treasure is once again open for business. children's fairyland in oakland reopened yesterday after a four-month closure. fairyland was built on the shores of lake merritt in the late 1940s. it opened five years before disneyland and rumor has it, it wassen an inspiration for disneyland. social distancing means no puppet shows, no story time and no rides, but the slides are open. >>> just like every saturday, it's time for our clear the shelter segment featuring our friends from pets in need. meet jagger, a 1-year-old hound mix. he's been in a long-term foster home while he recovered from leg surgery. his foster family says, and i quote, he is a total lover boy. he adores to cuddle his humans. he also loves other dogs. his foster family has two other dogs already and they

. >> royal caribbean is meeting that dedemand. it says is set to set sail in may, but it will be a vaccinated cruise. if you want to be on board, you have to be fully vaccinated. >> that's interesting. >> hmm. >> i feel like i'm somewhere, don't i? somewhere tropical, magical. >> barbados? what's going on? >> transported. >> the caribbean. looks nice. actually our exploratorium camera. it is beautiful this morning. i was going to start with that. you just made it even better, kumasi. here is a look from the exploratorium, partly cloudy sky. mostly sunny today, dangerous surf until 3:00 tomorrow morning. sneaker waves, thinking about walking the sunny beaches, be careful, don't turn your back on the water. plan to get wet tomorrow evening and then the storm door opens monday. let's talk about temperatures today. how about 60 to 66 around the bay. low to mid-60s north bay valley thanks to southerly wind. east bay and south bay, upper 60s. along the coast, 55 to 60. cloud cover, fog, maybe a little bit more. temperatures in the 30s l

twitter and royal caribbean, the cruise line seeing gains of 43% in february. the nasdaq's biggest losers -- biggest winners, excuse me, marriott, trip.com and applied chemicals. the month was all about the rotation out of big tech and into value check out the action in the russell growth etf the flat to down for the month but the russell value etf, iwd ending the month up 6%. >>> to your morning's top stories. robinhood reportedly plans to confidentially file for an ipo as soon as this month according to bloomberg they have held talks with their underwriters about movin forward with the offering within weeks. the report adds no final decision has been made and the timing could change. >>> president biden is offering his support for amazon workers pushing to unionize in alabama without calling out amazon specifically, biden yesterday tweeted on you the a video calling the vote, quote, vitally important. workers at a warehouse began voting by mail early last month on whether to join the retail, wholesale and department store union. the first major unionization e

for instance, in israel, royal caribbean has become the first company to offer "fully vaccinated" cruises. hell, yeah! cruising's back, baby! and thanks to the new vaccinations, you don't have to worry about the coronavirus. just kick back, relax, and enjoy diarrhea and a hypnotist show on a floating shopping mall that you can't escape. like royalty. ( evie laughing ) vaccinated or no, sharing a buffet with hundreds of strangers in close quarters right now is pretty much the least-appealing cruise i can imagine. okay, i stand corrected! sorry. plenty of people are very interested in hitting the open seas because apparently, around- the-world cruises are selling out more than a year in advance. though, it could just be people are willing to pay for anything that means they won't be stuck inside in a year. "hey, 12 months from now, how'd you like to roll down a steep hill in a garbage can?" "take my money!" that was two different characters, by the way. now that we know the vaccines are working, they've become extremely valuable. in fact, interpol is warning of a dramatic increase in armed

. >> reporter: the vaccine could be what ultimately gets the cruise lines back to sea royal caribbean and norwegian now requiring the crew to be fully vaccinated but here's the question. will they require passengers to be vaccinated as well? the industry is still deciding shep >> seema mody, thank you >>> tesla facing criticism over its driverless cars. 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 fo

royal caribbean's answer cruises in so start doing peruvian or caribbean queen the should cover. gas is at 2.88, which is up 31% year over year. i threw that down our economy is working again, work. some gas, james. that's that's i think. >> good cia. now it's a positive sign. i know. just tough on the pocketbook when you're me turn the pandemic. but the nfl also, we're seeing here signed a streaming service deal which i looked at briefly at the list of the outlets that it signed with and they all seem to be pretty much entities that had already air games in the past that they have a relationship with. but that that that does include all streaming services. >> and the the nfl's done some things like giving some streaming rights to the did not have a presence like an abc cbs. nbc go out with or an amazon prime. they get couple test. so this is big. it's a 100 billion dollar tv rights. that includes streaming rights. what this means to you and me as you and i will be paying more for certain services because they have to have the cost and sports program, which a lot of people kinds

let me see royal caribbean. they are restarting some caribbean cruises in june after a year-long suspension and the point is they will sail from caribbean ports, not american ports. crews have to be fully vaccinated, add-on fully vaccinated guess, kids under 18 europe to show a negative covid tests to. those are the conditions to sail from caribbean ports. airbnb, i bet it's up, yes not much, but i will guess this is because people are booking vacations. susan: we had airbnb of more than 3% of premarket. it's a because more americans are getting vaccines and hopefully resuming travel plans. airbnb has been called the perfect recovery stock coming back and also remote work trends continuing meaning people are still renting a long-term airbnb's. jeffreys calling airbnb the best asset with travel in their view at work at least $170. stuart: now it's almost $200 a share. very close. show me the dow jones winners, intel, apple, cisco, microsoft. those are the biggest winners. for the s&p winners, 500 stocks in the in