ah, i melissa chan, welcome to another year of d. w. news, asia. one of the big stories we kept coming back to in 2021 was the erosion of democracy and personal freedoms in hong kong. and china as communist party looks set to tighten its grip on the territory in the year head. just a few weeks ago we saw probation candidates sweep. the poles in hong kong legislative council election after law changes designed to exclude the opposition. ah oh, today those newly selected lawmakers took their oaths of loyalty to what's now being called the patriots only parliament. and reflecting the new political realities, hong kong, traditional emblem in the chamber has now been replaced by china's and over the weekend came the news that china's cracked down on independent media in hong kong had taken another casualty. on sunday, the online outlets, citizen news announced that it was ceasing operations because of hong kong, deteriorating press freedoms. a statement posted on facebook by the editor is said, this quote. we all love this place deeply. regrettably what

son las madres de la madre de melissa al agresor que le quitÓ la vida a su hija. en los prÓximos dÍas la pequeÑa serÁ llevada a zacatecas mÉxico donde se le darÁ cristiana sepultura. un asesinato que ha sacudido a toda la comunidad de chicago que pide justiciy que los responsables reciban todo el peso de la ley >> graciagracias, rubÉn. anoche honraba la memoria de los dos oficiales que fallecieron en harlem, decenas de personas r reclamaban hacer algo para d detener la creciente ola de violencia en la ciudad. los agentes respondÍan a una llamada por violencia domÉstica cuando fueron tiroteados. uno de los agentes fallecio en la escena y el otro cuatro dÍas despuÉs. la niÑa venezolana que se ahogÓ al intentar cruzar el rÍo grande descansa en paz. fue sepultada ayer. ella y su madre venÍan con la ilusiÓn de una mejor vida. pero victoria se soltÓ de su madre y fue arrastrada por la corriente. rusia parece no muy optimista, despuÉs de que e estados unidos respondiera por escrito a las demandas de moscÚ en torno a la situaciÓn como ucrania. la casa

ah, i melissa chan, welcome to another year of d. w. news, asia. one of the big stories we kept coming back to in 2021 was the erosion of democracy and personal freedoms in hong kong. and china's communist party looks set to tighten its grip on the territory in the year ahead. just a few weeks ago we saw probation candidates sweep. the poles in hong kong legislative council election after law changes designed to exclude the opposition. ah oh, today those newly selected lawmakers took their oaths of loyalty to what's now being called the patriots only parliament. and reflecting the new political realities, hong kong, traditional emblem in the chamber has now been replaced by china's and over the weekend came the news that china's cracked down on independent media in hong kong had taken another casualty. on sunday, the online outlets, citizen news announced that it was ceasing operations because of hong kong, deteriorating press freedoms. a statement posted on facebook by the editor is said, this quote. we all love this place deeply. regrettably what

live from the nasdaq market center over looking new york city's time square this is "fast money" i'm melissa lee tonight's trader lineup tim seymour and pete and -- tonight we're on a busy night of earnings, tesla, intel, las vegas fans on the move reactions coming your way. plus power pull back stocks giving up early gains and we break down the fall out. later retail revolution big bet on gains helping the crown sun best as the best performing hedge fund in 2021, a rare, exclusive interview with the man who runs that fund report of the day, tesla stock volatile after being beat on early top lines, now down half percent, phil lebeau is following the action. >> i think the stock dropped after the supply chain comments and said oh, tesla will get hit with the supply chain issues but won't get more clarity until the conference call in 25 minutes. as you mentioned the company did beat top and bottom line handily earning 254 with revenue $17.72 billion, estimate $16.57 billion the numbers within the numbers are pretty darn good for the fourth quarter starting with automotive growth margin x gover

ah, i melissa chan. welcome to another year of d. w. news, asia. one of the big stories we kept coming back to in 2021 was the erosion of democracy and personal freedoms in hong kong. and china's communist party looks set to tighten its grip on the territory in the year ahead. just a few weeks ago, we saw prob, aging candidates suite, the poles in hong kong legislative council election after law changes designed to exclude the opposition. ah, today those newly selected lawmakers took their oaths of loyalty to what's now being called the patriots only parliament. and reflecting the new political realities, hong kong, traditional emblem in the chamber has now been replaced by china's and over the weekend came the news that china's crackdown on independent media in hong kong had taken another casualty. on sunday, the online outlets, citizen news announced that it was ceasing operations because of hong kong, deteriorating press freedoms. a statement posted on facebook by the editor is said, this quote. we all love this place deeply. regrettably what wa

some lessons have been learned to melissa from hard. the government reacted to last years as deadly 2nd wave. they've been very swift in reacting this and they've put a restrictions almost across the country. schools, colleges, restaurant, gym, cinemas, had been closed in most parts of the country. some shops are being allowed to stay open, but many of them have been shut down in markets. every 50 percent of them have been shut down. people are being encouraged to work from home and they have gulf views in place. melissa, in many cities like in daily, from 10 at night till 5 in the morning. but not everybody's of course, observing. the scope is, for example, we saw in go are they decided to let me know your party's a go ahead because it's a major tourist destination. so lot or lessons have been learned. politicians are still taking part in political. ronnie is because they are region elections coming up and there's no semblance of social distance thing all reading of masks and such rallies. so they said, not all lessons have been learne

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maÑana los dos sospechosos de la muerte de melissa se presentarÁn por primera vezen. corte reportera: la familia dio por aconocer que llevarÁ a cabo un servicio funerario que gracias a las contribuciones de la comunidad el cuerpo de la menor serÁ trasladada mÉxico la prÓxima semana. presentadora: el hombre que usÓ una camiseta en la que se leÍa campamento auzwithcz durante la santo al capitolio se declarÓ culpable, aceptÓ cargo menor de entrada y legar al congreso. su foto con esa camiseta se hizo legal mirar en las redes curso mensaje antisemita podrÍa recibir mÁs de seis meses en prisiÓn. presentador: y gobierno federal ha enviado ya al 85% de las pÍldoras antivirales en el paÍs pueden adquirirse en los supermercados, pÚblicos, walgreens recibiese y walmart. para tenerla se necesita mostrar una receta mÉdica. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: delincuentes asesinaron apresaron la riviera maya y viene motos acuÁticas. presentador: las disputas polÍticas opacan el momento histÓrico de la toma de posesiÓn de si amarÁ castro como la primera presidenta de hond

>> hey, melissa. vesey topping $7 million for the first time, the visa stock getting a boost after hours, up 4.8% at this point that revenue number up 24% from a year ago total payments volume up 20% year-over-year one of the big drivers, cross-border payments was big. cross-border volume excluding intra europe number up 40% these are the more lucrative transactions for the companies hit hard during the pandemic as borders were closed. calls still going on but ceo al kelly talking about the growth in e-commerce helping better cross border number recovery there and they don't believe the current surge in the pandemic will curtail the recovery as economies across the world continue to improve that number should tick up as well and announcing affirm has chosen visa as their network partner for the affirm debit card as well as renewing the virtual card business. headline on crypto they have 65 crypto partners. $2.5 billion in payment volume was 70% of total payment volume for the quarter. they did $3.5 bi

hi melissa. so what are you hearing from journalists in kashmir, about their ability to do their jobs? well, things have been kind of frozen in kashmir, as you may know, 2 and a half years ago. the central government in yet decided to cancel the ultimately the autonomy of the territory. and since then, journalists have a very hard time just to perform their job. the some areas are totally blocked to their, to their reporting. and they, yeah, there are many areas that cannot access. and mostly there are subject to a ref, month from the, from the local government. and more specifically from the paramilitary troops that are that are based in kashmir. can't the indian government responded to any of the criticism? no, no, to my knowledge, the indian government just say that things are not going smoothly and kashmir. had a talk with the minute 3 of the information and good guessing one year ago. and i asked him about his position on me and you just told me that that everything he's doing fine, the gove

hi melissa. so what are you hearing from journalists in kashmir, about their ability to do their jobs? well, things have been kind of frozen in kashmir, as you may know who in a half years ago, the central government in yet decided to cancel the ultimately the of the autonomy of the territory. and since then, journalists have a very hard time just to perform their job. the some areas are totally blocked, to their, to their reporting. and they, yeah, there are many areas that can have access. and mostly there are subject to a ref, month from the, from the local government, and more specifically, from the family. there are military troops that are, that are based in kashmir. can't the indian government responded to any of the criticism? no, to my knowledge, the indian government just say that things are not going smoothly and kashmir, and i had a talk with the minute 3 of the information and good guessing one year ago. and i asked him about his position on the, on me and you just told me that that

hi melissa. so what are you hearing from journalists in kashmir, about their ability to do their jobs? well, things have been kind of frozen in kashmir, as you may know, 2 and a half years ago. the central government in yet decided to cancel the ultimately the of the autonomy of the territory. and since then, journalists have a very hard time to just to perform their job. the some areas are totally blocked, to their, to their reporting. they. yeah, there are many areas that cannot access, and mostly there are subject to a ref, month from the, from the local government. and more specifically, from the that, i mean, there are military troops that are, that are based in kashmir. can't be indian government responded to any of the criticism? no, no, to my knowledge, the indian government just say that things are going smoothly and kashmir and i had a talk with the minute 3 of the information in good guessing one year ago. and i asked him about his position on the, on me and you just told me that, that

luego los restos de las pequeÑa melissa serÁn trasladados a mÉxico, gracias a las donaciones de la. comunidad. ilia: gracias. una persecuciÓn policial a un sospechoso en houston terminÓ en un tiroteo que dejÓ tres agentes heridos. habrÍa realizado varios disparos. nidia cavazos estÁ en vivo en houston con detalles del incidente. ¿quÉ es lo Último que se sabe? [audio] nidia: en estos momentos se confirma que el —— el sospechosos, que ese ha estado atrincherada en la Última hora, y estÁ bajo custodia del departamento de policÍa de la ciudad de houston. el sospechoso, rolan caballero, estÁ acusado de disparar en contra de tres oficiales la tarde de este jueves aquÍ en la ciudad de houston, en una escena distinta. una fue donde ocurriÓ el enfrentamiento con estos tres oficiales, y ahora aquÍ a 10 minutos de distancia, donde permaneciÓ atrincherado, y ya fue arrestado por las autoridades en cuanto a este enfrentamiento, el sospechoso hiriÓ a los tres oficiales para despuÉs huir de la escena, viajar hasta acÁ en un auto robado, y ha permanecido aquÍ. hasta el momen

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que se haga justicia porque mi hija estÁ devastada. >> melissa era una niÑa muy hermosa, era una niÑa muy obediente, para mÍ en —— era un Ángel, una princesa. >> su esposo es nacido allÁ, llevaba muchos planes y lamentablemente se los arrebataron. >> yo siempre le decÍa mi princesa . esa fue la Última comunicaciÓn que tuve con mi nieta. >> yo sÓlo pido justicia porque es un dolor muy grande. patricia: alejandro, sabemos que la familia y la madre buscarÁ la repatriaciÓn, cuÁndo podrÍas llegar a zacatecas? la familia decidiÓ que la pequeÑa descanse en los sauces. la pandemia puede retrasar este proceso. lo harÁn lo mÁs pronto. >> vamos a cambiar de tema. son las cantidades que superan los $600 en un aÑo, el objetivo dulce castellano nos habla de las declaraciones de impuestos. el servicio recibirÁ las declaraciones. >> de manera electrÓnica es cÓmo se va a protestar mÁs rÁpido, no hay suficiente personal para procesar todos los impuestos. >> si la persona no recibieron estÍmulos econÓmicos podrÍan calificar para un reembolso este 2022. elisa villalbadice que

joining us today, melissa ben-ishay. >> the baker behind baked by melissa. sometimes i'll walk by and i'm, like, oh, sheinelle, it is so good this company connoisseur is going viral, not for her sweets, but her salad-making skills and she joins us now to show us a little something something melissa, good morning. >> good morning! how are you guys >> doing great. >> i got to tell you, those cupcakes are like a food group at our house when i heard you were going to be doing some salads, i was, like, what are we going to have a salads by melissa coming up? >> i mean, who knows i'm just sharing what i love most with our followers, which is cupcakes, dessert and salads. >> tell us about this green goddess salad that has apparently racked up a few million views on tiktok. >> yeah, so, just like cupcakes, i love to cook too i've been making salads for years -- like my whole life. like similar to baking we have been creating all this tiktok content for "baked by melissa" and i cook every day. i'm, like, i'm going to film this salad it went viral. i kept doing it. an

melissa. ah, ah, a do hello. hello. hello. but either with lawyer. hello, mr. wood. i will hand analysis to the water and there we've been doing a mockup and i the reservoir problem better. ah ah ah ah, ah ah . letter saturday soon i some left a message for john, mr. or mrs. commission, but hadn't also doing this for me. i'd love to learn a little honey in missouri artificially. i am the one i'm not missing as to what i 7 wizard odin rousseau. good. and how about the nursing cabinet or the auto sky? ms. she hasn't looked at it on a boat to coordinate with her. oh, a go walk up. they won't keep them or not. why? hey, in or mail he, i actually will not late, or carly will not late. i actually liked it. and if you did the gooey scared to go like that, i sketch them while they all normal martinez kaiser griffey. well, how glass on a c in a slam off? would i tire? yeah. love a brown recluse. can it's weird from trickle field softness. oh, i see you have been billed for else from them. moving along

melissa, last question to you before we run out of time. while this is going, on christmas in europe. legal challenges in georgia. am i right seeing that the far-right supreme court that we likely have is about to strike down affirmative action in higher education? is that what you understand is going on in these new cases? >> i think it's very likely, the court took certain two cases, one from harvard and one from the university of north carolina, both pose real question -- the last time the court took this up was in 2016. of course, the court is incredibly different constituted now, in that 2016 case. it was justice kennedy who wrote for a 4-3 through majority. now the court is stacked with the system three super majority of conservatives. three of whom were appointed by president trump. i think it's unlikely that we are going to see affirmative action continue in the form that we know, it whether or not they will dismantle it entirely is entirely up to the court and they will take up that case next term. >> melissa, i think it's fine i t

melissa, cleveland, tennessee, good morning, you are up first. caller: i'm more interested in access to voting. the government, or a certain political party that apparently cannot win fairly, are interested in denying access to the vote to people like me. they are going to try to restrict people like me, the kind of people who cannot wait in line for hours on end to vote. they cannot win fairly, so they are trying to retaliate by telling people like me that i'm going to, if i try to vote by mail, i'm some sort of criminal. if i try to be a human being and offer someone waiting in line a bottled water, without indicating any kind of political affiliation, somehow i'm a criminal. in tennessee, it's not a misdemeanor but in georgia you can go to jail for offering someone water, apparently. i can't even imagine what it would be like if my skin was not white. dropbox is not within 10 miles of where you live. waiting for hours? are we going back to the days of poll taxes and intelligence tests? host: melissa, tennessee. doug, california, what's more im

he's how you get get melissa. he's how you get 56 is order. he look, i get them. it is her or the yellow. you're not above odd. be just seen a buck road in the what ask look at them can make alley it here to board. what i said in this conduct kodachi of, according to the latest census hindus make up almost 80 percent of phineas population, and only 14 percent of indians are muslims. inter religious marriages are extremely rare. the name on 99 percent of indians wed within their faith are required to rekey a little. the ac again is other than dogs and cats. i'm with a booth id idea. he'll o'connor natalia here maria. they asked me to come over there, but it was nebraska, was the gardner of several sci fi electric. who was a massage athletics in my building, new santa monica. it's not going to call you about the mother to jennifer, just lucy, lambert, amanda. you got documented about meadow them about of the mothers, anyone. okay, so to negotiate with it guys go and do and you can i do decide to go over all your telephone is watch on what this is. barbara jones. it

melissa was shot twice in the side of her head. the family's pastor shared a statement from the mom saying no parent should have to bury their child. the community, city and state all failed her daughter. >> i love my greatest treasure in life. i lost my princess. she was the reason why i got up every morning. everything i did, i did for her. we were filled with dreams and had high asperations. we imagined a better life here. we came in search of the american dream which hear of but instead i live a nightmare for the rest of my life. >> the gunman and driver are charged with murder. and will be tried as adults. after the shooting that sent one other person to the hospital. the suspects drove around to buy drinks and sandwiches without a care in the world. a go fund me raised $80,000 to pay for the funeral and take her body back to mexico. >> trace: thank you. chicago community activist for parents for peace and justice. lost her 23-year-old son in october of 2011. shot and killed at a birthday party in chicago by a mass gunman. yea

we'll be listening, melissa. especially for any commentary on whether that increase price here in the u.s. and canada, if they anticipate it driving churn. >> julia, thank you. with the latest on netflix and the real question tonight, dan, is what do you pay for netflix? do you pay a growth multiple for a stock that doesn't seem to be growing much any more? >> well, hey, here is the thing, mel. their bottom line will grow because of the price increase. so if you could do the math on a few million less subscribers, that is the problem. stock trading at like 40 times or something like that i don't think investors have cared about price to earnings multiples when it comes to this. it has had a lot to do with the expense of building out the library. listen, do they have pricing pressure we're going to see or pricing power we're going to see soon enough but we make the joke, we've watched everything on the internet, we're getting back to it in a way. so this as far as subscribers pre-pandemic kind of got bailed out he

melissa, last question to you before we run out of time. while this is going, on christmas in europe. legal challenges in georgia. am i right seeing that the far-right supreme court that we likely have is about to strike down affirmative action in higher education? is that what you understand is going on in these new cases? >> i think it's very likely, the court took certain two cases, one from harvard and one from the university of north carolina, both for real question -- the last time the court took this up was in 2016. of course, the court is incredibly different constituted now, in that 2016 case. it was kennedy who wrote for a georgia through majority. now the court is stacked with the system three super majority of conservatives. three of whom were appointed by president trump. i think it's unlikely that we are going to see affirmative action continue in the form that we know, it whether or not they will dismantle it entirely is entirely up to the court and they will take up that case next term. >> melissa, i think it's fine i think

i'm melissa lee. we start off with a major tech turn around on wall street the nasdaq down more than 2.7% at the lows of the session, climbed back to end the day in the green. tesla, alphabet, microsoft and apple reversing major losses at the open to eke out gains on the day. while the s&p and dow closed lower, both well off the lows of the session. does the late day action give you reason to be optimistic? like a test. we love these things how do you read these things >> welcome back, by the way. listen, i don't know what to make of it today i think you can look at this if you are the optimist, you say, listen, we tested the lows, we bounced, a meaningful bounce into jerome powell tomorrow. great news ahead all systems are go i look at it and say maybe the market was squaring up ahead of powell tomorrow, thinking potentially he could be more dovish than he has been. which, by the way, he could probably only be more dovish i will push back and say there's a chance you actually hear more hawkish jerome

melissa, let's get this out of the way, shall we? have you or anyone who might represent you been contacted by the white house about the supreme court nomination? >> i haven't been in contact with anyone but i've heard the rumors. just to be considered among this group of very distinguished women is an honor, a professional honor, but it also makes clear just how deep this bench is of untapped talent. for all the women that you identified, there are plenty more who could easily be qualified to fill the seat. and i'm reminded of ruth bader ginsburg's words when will there be enough women on the court, when there are nine. nine black women could fill all the seats on the supreme court. so this is a reservoir of talent that runs deep with deep qualifications, deep credentials and i'm really glad that so many are being considered. >> and you anticipated my next question, just to ask you personally how does it feel to have your name out there from jump, not in a couple days later, but from the very beginning. but you answered that questio

melissa chan has d. w. use asia in just a moment, have a good day with welcome to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and an after 911. he says after $911.00, the clubs came off. where organized crime rules were conglomerates make their own laws? what's true, what's a, it doesn't matter. the only criteria is worked. we'll hook people up. we shed light on the opaque world. who's behind the benefits. and why are they a threat to whistle o peak worlds? this week on d, w you're watching v w news asia coming up to major powers mark 50 years of diplomatic relations. what's next for china and germany? we take a closer look at where this complex relationship is headed. plus caching in on komodo national park. indonesia wants to develop a real life jurassic park like conservation is say, it puts the dragons in danger. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us today. friday marks 50 years of diplomatic relations between germany and the people's republic of china.

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> melissa, thank you very much. >>> our other top story, we are just hours away from the new year. over on the east coast, take a live look at times square in new york. you>wys> much less than normal. >> usually it's like 58,000, so it's way scaled back, waiting for that ball to drop and ring in the new year. on the right, you've got san francisco. people getting ready to welcome 2022 even amid a covid surge. not going to have any fireworks in san francisco tonight. nbc bay area's christie smith shows us what is under way. ♪♪ >> reporter: music set the tone at thrive city winter wonderland for a family-friendly celebration on this last day of 2021. >> it's great for the kids out here. it's a good time to bring them out safely, you know, right before the new year. >> reporter: activities and a lively atmosphere around 12:00 today for what they called noon year's eve. >> three, two, one. happy noon year! >> reporter: families were outside chase center glad to have a

melissa coffee. well, how glass i may see in a slam. oh, what i yeah. like a brown recluse can it's weird from finish trickle, failed suffolk. oh yes. i see you have somebody else the mom a mortgage or killer, it does because it's done in hawaii. oh, she is the law. oh hi there. hello la, here this whole day, which was also all a morgan with one mr. lewis. when i submitted, we surrounded lushly and i have it on auto glass. she shalayna looks to me on last week that huddleston actually softball teams, how to do almost toughest, all day recorded. welcome on load them on the last. so i scenarios with them all for listening. i'm because i'm not sure what i supposed to do, but i mean we'll slowly underwriters askew soup. so i've looked in a few weeks with . 2 no live, ha, maddie, i lava. oh, i had a a with them live. yeah. for candy light candlelight. for a new a light. them la, added hello. this is alana martin had a little talk. well included. oh, you got in. can you handle this one? okay. not a big deal and a ton of employee that i haven't in hannah with

i'm melissa lee, guy adami, tim seymour, karen finerman. >> in with the old and just check out the action in today's trade. newcomer, affirm taking 10% while century-old j.p. morgan rallying four. poshmark 7%, macy's adding 2.5% and that trend playing out across sectors as rates rally and the ten-year treasury yield up 30 basis points in just ten days is this the same-old, same-old high-valuation stocks or is there more to the story this time around? dan nathan, what do you say? >> mel, we saw this earlier in the year or last year in the very beginning of the year when rates started rallying and you had names that you had up there had huge 2020s and they gave a lot back in early '21. investors were revaluing some of the growth stories assuming that they would see decelerating growth on the other side of the pandemic and the interesting thing is things got incrementally better with the vaccines and certain parts of the economy opening fairly fully in 2021, but a lot of those stocks kept on going lower and when you look at some of the drops and you had square there that stock had dropped 30

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melissa, first, explain what this supreme court decision on the texas abortion case actually means. >> well, basically the providers here had asked the court to issue a writ that would have required the fifth circuit to remand this case back to the district court where the district court would have been in a position to offer preliminary relief by enjoining this law from being in effect, and that, of course, would have restored the constitutional rights of millions of texans. of course the court refused to issue the mandamus. the fifth circuit has certified a question to the texas supreme court further delaying the remand of this case back to the district court where injunctive relief could be sought. >> in 2013 you held a filibuster to restrict abortion laws for texans. how are texans processing what's happening to their reproductive choice right now? >> you know, i think a lot of people still haven't woken up to the reality of what's happening on the ground here. of course the clinics, the practitioners and most importantly the women impacted by this law understand very well what a

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melissa, megan says roe v wade is in trouble. if they do overturn it, do you think they'll bother putting up any convincing legal argument or is it just native ideology. >> i think roe v. wade is in the cross hairs we saw it in oral arguments on december 1st and is it fact that the court decided to take up the question of sb-8 and left that law intact and in force in the state of texas where millions of women have been without their rights for over three months now. so all of this suggests this is a court that has deep antipathy for reproductive rights. it chips away at the edges of roe v. wade leaving that open for a full-scale assault at a later time. and there are more abortion cases in the lower courts. so this is a matter of time with the conservative 6 to 3 super majority. >> megan, all i want for 2022 is steven briar to retire, am i wrong? >> no. that's what we all want. i want that very much. i'll send up good vibes to the retirement gods. i think he's served the court very well and now it is time to go. this might be the

melissa ortega en agosto llegÓ a chicago. su familia ha creado una cuenta con el objetivo de repatriar sus restos. >> ella tenÍa ilusiones de viajar a mÉxico. eso le queremos cumplir. >> varios activistas planean manifestaciones exigiendo justicia. fÉlix: a partir de maÑana comienza la temporada de declaraciÓn de impuestos. se extenderÁ hasta el 18 de abril. el proceso serÁ un reto para contribuyentes y contadores.debido a cambios en el nuevo sistema y las normas del irs. guillermo nos dice cÓmo son los documentos mÁs importantes que tenemos que tener a la mano. guillermo: con la temporada de impuestos que comienza maÑana de manera temprana,muchos contribuyentes puede enfrentar grandes retos a la hora de reunirse con su contador y llenar su declaraciÓn. algunos expertos creen que los efectos de la pandemia se sentirÁneste aÑo, incluso en el proceso de rendiciÓn de cuentas. >> los Últimos aÑos han sido complicados debido al problema relacionado con el covid. villano: asegura que con el creciente planes de estÍ

melissa, let me start with you. do you feel -- i feel like the relief was palpable across many circles, precisely because of the trauma of what happened with the last democratically nominated justice to exit the bench. >> i think that is exactly right, chris. i think lots of people have been watching justin breyer. a lot of people have been hoping he will retire for some time now. but he has always claimed that he is not interested in doing so in this climate, would be to appear quite political. he was always that great pains to avoid that. to some degree, that course was already out of the barn. and ironically, what's this potential nomination offers is something of a political gift to joe biden. he has an opportunity to name at the first black woman to the united states supreme court at a time when his administration has really been battered and bruised. so, ironically enough, stephen breyer has managed to not be a political, but rather perhaps deliver the president the greatest political gift of all. >> it is a g

the cryptocurrency lower today it's now lost a quarter of its value in the past two months i'm melissa lee. tonight's trader lineup, guy adami, nadine turman gamestop is getting in on the nft and crypto markets julia boorstin has more on this. julia? >> reporter: well, melissa, cnbc has confirmed with a source familiar with the situation that the video game retailer is launching a division dedicated to nfts and to cryptocurrencies. our source tells us that the company has hired more than 2 dozen people to focus on these new areas and to build an online platform to buy and sell nfts of virtual video game goods including avitar skins and weapons asking developers to list nfts on this new marketplace. now our source also tells us that gamestop is close to signing partnerships with two different crypto companies to partner on among other things developing games that use the blockchain as well as nft technology saying they do expect to work with a dozen or more crypto companies and potentially invest tens of millions of dollars in these platforms in this next year now the company is at near

i'm melissa lee. tonight guy adamnedy, tim seymour, karen finerman and tonight on "fast" deep discount or deep value? still down 20% to start the year so are the high-valuation stocks on sale or is there real value in the pullback and we're tracking the after-hours action. shares of cirrus logic and nxp, bring you the latest on both of the trades and why netflix sees even more upside for the beaten down streaming stock we'll wrap up a volatile january. the s&p 500 jumping nearly 2% and nasdaq more than 3 today's real doesn't erase all of the pain from this month. all three major indices reporting their worst month since the start of the pandemic, nasdaq closing out its second worst january in history behind the month of 2008. ten s&p sectors down and energy the only one to see gains could. there be more volatility and pain to come guy? >> hi, mel whether i believe it or not, it's happening, and i do think there's going to be more volatility to come i do there there's going to be more pain to come, but

melissa bell, appreciate it. >>> the u.s. says russia up to its old tricks. what we're learned about an alleged false evacuation coming up andnd north korea as it launcheses more test missiles. we'll have t that story, next. blendjet's holiday sale is on now for the #1 gift this holiday season, the blendjet 2 portable blender. it packs the power of a big blender on the go, and it crushes right through ice. just drop in your favorite ingredients, even frozen fruit, and make a smoothie any time, anywhere. blendjet cleans itself. just add a drop of soap, water, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. order now on blendjet.com and get our best deal ever! >>> the u.s. says it has information that russia is preparing a so-called false attack to justify invading ukraine. now, an american official tells cnn there is evidence moscow will carry out so-called acts of sabotage against its own proxy forces as a pretext for invasion. ukraine's defense ministry made a similar allegation. take a listen now to what the pentagon said about this friday. >> we do have inf

i want to go to melissa in kyiv. melissa, we have seen a flurry of meetings in the last several weeks, but as we prepare for this u.n. meeting, what is the mood as well as the expectation where you are? >> reporter: of course, it will be a meeting that as nic was just saying, will allow everyone to air their grievances to get to the bottom of what the others believe or are saying, or their intentions. but, of course, even for a statement, nothing concrete will come out of it beyond the discussion itself. that flurry of diplomatic activity, though, will continue here in kyiv this week, isa, since we are expecting not only the british foreign minister, but also the german and french as well. and i think what the authorities here in kyiv are looking for is, of course, the possibility of dialogue and de-escalation, but also the sort of strong support that you just heard from those two senators we just listened to, speaking to cnn yesterday on that package of sanctions being prepared, and that they expect will go through

here's melissa colorado with more. >> when i got the call from the deputy about my brother's passing, i thought they were joking. >> reporter: hours after that call, barbara nguyen found herself here watching as heartbroken members of the l a sheriff's department were here. >> he was able to get into the academy through hard work. i'm so proud of him for that. >> reporter: this photo shows recruits in white tee shirts running and training together. hours later at 4:30, chp got the call that a man in a prius had crashed into the guardrail. the driver was shot and killed by a single bullet that came from the right-hand side. a sheriff's office spokesperson says the recruit was likely driving home to san francisco. >> living in the bay area, we're always surrounded by a lot of crime. >> reporter: she says her brother's passion for law enforcement started early and he joined the california national guard. a spokesperson confirmed he was part of the 870th military police company based out of concord. >> we got through being low income, and i got through it because of him. >> reporter: was

nbc bay area's melissa colorado spoke to the owners who have a warning for the city and other restaurants. >> can you just feel the emotion, every day coming in to work. and the customers are emotional. the staff is emotional. >> reporter: it looks and sounds like the typical lunch hour at lucas tap room in oakland. but this month is the beginning of the end for the dining hot spot that helped revitalize the neighborhood 17 years ago. when the pandemic hit, lucas tap room pivoted quickly to takeout. >> those who came in during the pandemic, they've been the most supportive people i've ever met. >> reporter: but as the pandemic dragged on and office workers continued to work remotely, foot traffic has not bounced back. owner rick mitchell says the final blow came when the building's new owner wanted to hike the rent. >> we've been running losses for 20 months, and we have to pay an extra $150,000 in rent, that's an extra $150,000 in losses. >> there's not going to be much business going on. i wouldn't be surprised if other businesses start shutting down slowly but surely. >> reporter: brow

melissa bell, thanks so much. melissa bell in kyiv and nic robertson in moscow, thank you both very much. >>> one u.s. lawmaker says ukraine's defenses are much stronger than they were several years ago, thanks in part to a congressional support for nato. john garamendi is on the house armed services committee and he tells cnn, congress has tools at its disposal, ready to help allies. >> this is really not new. however, for the last six years, we have had what we call the european defense initiative, somewhere between $3 billion and $5 billion a year, to shore up nato's defenses on the eastern part of europe. that's training, that's preparation, that is bringing those countries' military up to, up to readiness. in addition to that, there are other things that we can do. and one of these is in the hands of congress. there's a bill that senator menendez in the senate foreign relations committee has put forth. and it is a very strong rebuke to russia, if they are to do any kind of an invasion or cyber ops or try to t

the coolest place. >> reporter: in berkeley, melissa colorado. >> we'll miss you too. those potato pancakes sound delicious. >>> a live look at our san rafael camera. our meteorologist jeff ranieri is joining us with our forecast. will we see fog again? stay with us. we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> some developing news in oakland. another crucial hurdles have been cleared for the a's. within the past 30 minutes, the oakland's planning commission gave it the okay. the commission was deciding if it will recommend to the city council that'll certify the e.i.r. the next step is the city council could vote and green light this ballpark project as early as next month. >>> while this is a fun story, do you know this couple? a professional photographer happens to capture this magical moment after the proposal

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melissa, let me start with you. do you feel -- i feel like the relief was palpable across many circles, precisely because of the trauma of what happened with the last democratically nominated justice to exit the bench. >> i think that is exactly right, chris. i think lots of people have been watching justin breyer. a lot of people have been hoping he will retire for sometime now. but he has always claimed that he is not interested in doing so in this climate, would be to appear quite political. he was always that great pains to avoid that. to some degree, that course was already out of the barn. and ironically, what's this potential nomination offers is something of a political gift to joe biden. he has an opportunity to maine at the first black woman to the united states supreme court at a time when his administration has really been battered and bruised. so, ironically enough, stephen breyer has managed to not be a political, but rather perhaps deliver the president the greatest political gift of all. >> it is a g

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as nbc bay area's melissa colorado explains there's concern that reward money could lead to more stolen dogs. lady gaga loves her frenchys, so do rappers like megan thee stallion and two chains who created instagram profiles. their popularity online is adding to the demand for this breed, known for their tendency to snore than bark. they are selling for $5,000 each. gregory ahern is a dog lover himself. say hello to cocoa and rosy. >> our dogs own our house. we have two very large rottweilers. they are our children. >> which explains yes the sheriff was delighted to see this video of his deputies reuniting this frenchy with his owners. he was stolen at gun point while he was out for a walk in castro valley on january 15th. the thieves stole the owner's purse, too, which led the thieves to find the owner's home and steal the family's car as well. soon after, his owners announced a $5,000 reward for his safe return. >> if one of the members of our community was interested in trying to recover some of the reward money, and we were able from working with that individual to come up with the

melissa correa, cbs news, houston. >> tracy: we can all learn a lot from those kids. that's the news for this saturday. don't forget "sunday morning with jane pauley," first thing tomorrow. followed by "face the nation" with margaret brennan. her guest tomorrow, secretary of state antony blinken. i'm ben tracy reporting in new york. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> live from the cps bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> downed trees and power lines, strong wind leaving a big mess behind in some parts of the bay area. what to expect tonight. >>> the wind fanning an inferno near highway 1, closing it in both directions. >>> everywhere there is no appointment available. >> one bay area accounting offering tens of thousands of covered tests, but is it enough to keep up with demand? >> it's like $4500 per year. it was a lot for us, and then still we are struggling. >>> business owners facing a tough decision, the city handing down parklet fees. thank you for joining us. >>> powerful wind dying d

melissa, you have been named as a potential supreme court pick. your name is on these lists. tell us about it what you think team biden is looking for here. >> well first, let me just say this list is fantastic and i am honored to be included in it but i think it just goes to show that the president is casting a wide net. he is looking for individuals with experiences that perhaps are not yet represented on the court and more importantly, he is drawing from a well of prospective nominees that is rich and deep and deeply, deeply qualified. and so, i just want to reiterate that this is a pool of individuals who perhaps have not been tapped before. and so, there is a lot that the president can go to and many different ways that he can go with this. and the pool is just deep and rich. a true embarrassment of riches. >> michelle, let's talk about some of the different directions he could go in. childs, kruger, brown-jackson. how do these contenders compare? >> let's be clear that they are all exceptional and there is a deeper bench, beyond the people who are even making these list