amc's bid e to become a holding company with very unique operations. he's got the inside scoop. plus, the guppy indicator giving bitcoin whales the green lightsome we're going to explain it with the ceo of riot blockchain, and we'll look how bitcoin is reacting. will market action set the tone for the rest of the second quarter? we're going to go with impossible to tell at this hour due to major developments in play. number one, russian firefighters, take a look, are still working to douse the flames at a fuel depot in belgrade that russian authorities claim was hit in a predawn raid by ukrainian helicopters. this afternoon ukraine's top security official denied the accusation saying russia's finger-pointing, quote, does not core respond to reality. but but the war theater is still very hot and has the potential to broaden and, hence, gyrate equities. also vulnerable this hour, the march jobs report showed that the u.s. economy added 431,000 jobs. by the way, the 11th month in a row of job gains above 400,000. but, rather, to all the indicators showing inflation is still sizzlin

the amc next political we try to address the issue and, and in this country. and it is only when the people organized from below that we can try to be able to extricate lead without organization discuss the payload will help me. thank you so much for joining me on up front. thank you. it might be a great pleasure, ah, more than half a 1000000 americans are currently experiencing homelessness. when the coven 19 pandemic hit millions of people lost their jobs, prompting the federal government to place a moratorium on evictions. but that was a short term moratorium that really didn't do enough to just the crisis or did it. and what happens next now that those protections are nearly all gone to any me to discuss this are rob robinson member of the campaign to restore national housing rights in beth melanie, the director of legal aids eviction defense project. thank you both for joining me, beth. and want to start with you when the front oh or more time on evictions ended on august 26th of last year. but many people predicted that we would see a so called eviction

and use is the name of the amc. so the answer, if they're not involved, they should be the one who are condemning these. in fact, we've never had them condemned window to what counselors and no statement was issued when the 2 are counselors, way we understand. so you, we have proof of to a and c position at hiring well rested today. daisy never even leaves the statement . so we have been reporting cases and the cases of the to you what comes on us, where you put it re investigated. and they thought they were found to be guilty. but some of the cases are in fact we have the more on the commission and which of the commission that goes investigating political killings and wasn't that. and we went into it and brought up some evidence. today we asked you to waiting, but you know, you are fighting against the government and that is investigating. and so i want to get to the, the root of this question of land, which you referenced a moment ago. because one of the main promises opposed to part time south africa was to redis

i mean, we are talking about 10 to 7 years later since the amc has been in power. that he has a peasant myself can, can claim that cannot claim that the orlando was come. and while the 10 percent and each wides who were privileged during the update continue to owned the majority of the land and just country we are, we are just landless. we have no future. amen. i inhibited to the chance settlement where i leave, and the ship that i live in is a ship that belongs to my parents. so we in heavies, poverty, we're asking poor is deflect a people to just country. the majority of black people still suffer the consequences of living and that is in human conditions where we are faced with files in from our sentiment and where we had a good thing in the how does this, how does this happen? right? been a post a part type moment. 1 many people celebrated the shift in leadership, the face of black president and government officials. and yet i'm hearing you talk about a, a persistent inequality in terms of access to resources, access to land access to housing. how does this happ

the amc were convicted and sentenced to life in prison. and right now, as i speak to you, they are saving, lack in prison, in the minimum that prison for having queued, one of our own activities. so we are queued because exposing corruption. we have queued because we are exposing production when it comes to our location of houses that are built by government for the product of the poor. but in state officials in the municipalities, in the form of what kinds of dollars are sitting, use houses to meet the people who do not want to bypass going to the banks. but the houses get a mentor to put a stop to poor given to people who do not deserve them, and you find that homelessness continues to, oh, no, stay for us. and we are living on that is a home that i'm in very, in human condition. i wanna do it, but i want to talk to you about about housing for sure. but i don't want to skip past this question of the a and c being directly involved. ah, in these killings, you've talked about killings for which members are people connected to the a and c h

we can say that the people have been killed by disability amc because in 2016 to what kind of the amc were convicted and sentenced to life in prison. and right now, as i speak to you, they are saving, lack in prison, in the minimum stock prison for having queued, one of our own attributes. so we are queued because exposing corruption. we have queued because we are exposing corruption when it comes to our location of houses that are built by government for the poor. but in state officials in municipalities, in the form of what kinds of dollars are sitting, use houses to meet people who do not want to bypass and going to the banks. but the houses get a mentor to put a stop to poor. i've given to people who do not exempt them and you find that homelessness continues to no, don't stay for us. and we are living under useful and home that i'm in very, in human condition. i wanna window a topic. i want to talk to you about about housing for sure. but i don't want to skip past this question of the a and c being directly involved. ah, in these killings, you've talked about killings for which m

the sixth and final season of "better call saul" premieres monday night on amc and amc plus. and during the commercials, you can read his memoir, "comedy comedy comedy drama." please say hello to bob odenkirk. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: look at you, you look fantastic. >> what? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: i have to tell you, i think we're all glad to see you alive, honestly. [ laughter ] >> well. i was dead for a little white. [ laughter ] some people stay dead. what's that about? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not jesus, he's coming back sunday. [ laughter ] >> thank you, thanks for saying that. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. and congratulations. not just on remaining alive, but also, you're getting a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> what's going on? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and people can come to that. >> people can come to that. monday morning. >> jimmy: i don't think people realize, they can come to that. >> you can come. and there's just -- they just tear up the sidewalk, it looks like a construction site, but there's a whole bunch of people dressed up.

the amc were convicted and sentenced to life in prison. and right now, as i speak to you, they are saving, lack improvement in the maximum stock prison for having queued, one of our own attributes. so we, our cubicles are exposing corruption. we ask you to because we are exposing corruption when it comes to a location of houses that are built by government for the poor. but in state officials in municipalities, in the form of what kinds of those are sitting you've houses to meet people who do not want to bypass going to the banks. but the houses that have a mentor to put a stop to poor. i've given to people who do not deserve them and you find that homelessness continues to be, oh, don't stay for us and we are leaving. and that is a home that i'm in very, in human condition. i wanna, well, i want to talk to you about about the housing for sure. but i don't want to skip past this question of the a and c being directly involved. ah, in these killings, you've talked about killings for which members are people connected to the a and c have bee

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. >> amc is now accepting cryptocurrency as paymtnt. the movie theater company well now accept doge coin and she but you know, cryptocurrencies for people buy tickets in concessions in theaters. moviegoers can select bit pay as their paymeno option if their holders of those 2 crypto currencies, the new payment method survey lovell in the latest updated version of the amc app. >> coming up, remember one more year owner joe lacob said the organization was light years ahead of any other team in the nba. by a new b what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause al

and issues identified by the amc to the appraisal who completed the appraiser. of vibrant and diverse appraiser industry. the component which is why we support the new appraisers, for the next generation. the reliance on appraisers and appraisal products, an important need to ensure the sustainability of the profession. residential mortgage lenders, secondary markets, amcs rely on the supply for qualified appraisers to anticipate demand. current experience in education requirements becoming an appraiser, overly burdensome to equip the training of new appraisers. and new appraisers, with new technologies to train future appraisers as they were used for other industries. for innovative initiatives such as other alternatives created to make it easier. >> thank you. your time has expired. miss rice recognized for five minutes to present your testimony. >> ranking member, and members of the house financial services committee for the inventory on appraisal bias and reform. an issue that affects millions of people across the country. i am lisa rice, ceo of the national

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you know they keep being up amc but it's well often ties. liz: are you kidding me this is about food, gasoline or consumer items that people buy. >> we are talking to things that is one part of inflation, when the fed keeps interest rates at 0 for years and years and prints money you create asset classes in the fed knows that they have investing money in the stocks that have no relative value. amc is losing money had 11 billion-dollar market cap which is part of the goldmine. adam aron i've a lot of respect for him is a good ceo but that does not mean it should trade wage trading in the fed knows that in those stocks go first. liz: lance the boil. lance the bubble. thank you very much. charlie gasparino. we are coming right back. ♪ - look, this isn't my first rodeo, and let me tell you something. i wouldn't be here, if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners and it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage

amc tells us they are looking for a temporary solution while they prepare that generator. >>> new at 5:30, a badly needed boost to one peninsula city downtown. >>> a small conference returns, and with it comes a big impact for small businesses. we will explain. >>> as the a's plan for a new waterfront ballpark belong on the bought ballot, the results of a new poll. >>> >>> you are watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >>> right now at kpix 5, streaming on cbs news bay area, more local news at 5:30. will the battle over the a's waterfront ballpark end up on the ballot? the results of a brand-new poll. >>> a country torn apart by war, now a new effort to safeguard ukraine's digital history. we meet a berkeley woman who is part of a worldwide effort. >>> first, our top story, a different kind of energy on the streets of redwood city. the return of an in person convention giving businesses a badly needed boost. good evening to you. i'm ryan yamamoto. >> i'm sara donchey. hundreds of start up entrepreneurs from all over the country and the world started the week at the downtown global conference

the w amc also urges congress to pat a permanent pathway to citizenship for individuals with dr. status, such as the bipartisan green act 2021, where the house passed american dream and promise act 2021. the 34,000 current health care providers with doctor status encompasses a diverse, multi ethnic population who are often bilingual and more likely to practice then and underserved communities. finally, the w amc supports reducing green card back laws and prioritizing health care workers through the bipartisan health care workforce resilience act. thank you again for the opportunity to testify regarding the critical importance of physician immigration to the u.s. health care system. >> thank you doctor david skorton and thank you for your well-timed presentation. doctor dr. kura, you are up next. you have five minutes. >> chair not learn, rep. zoe lofgren, rep. mcclintock, on oval members of the committee, it is an honor to speak with you today on the subject of this. thank you for the opportunity to offer my perspective on an issue that i understand firsthand as an immigrant phys

i don't know if google captures the imagination of the amc, gamestop crowd they love options. they're willing to trade options in almost anything we'll see on that front in particular as opposed to the stock. tim, where do you stand in terms of your barometer? >> it comes back to me. these companies are not going away overnight >>> coming up, are the airlines really to fliy to pre-pandemic levels take a look at the dow jones transportation average down 10% so far in april. is it time to lit the brakes in the transport. we're taking a closer look you're watching a special edition of "fast money" live in times square back right after this. [sound of helicopter blades] ugh... they found me. ♪ ♪ nice suits, you guys blend right in. the world needs you back. i'm retired greg, you know this. people have their money just sitting around doing nothing... that's bad, they shouldn't do that. they're getting crushed by inflation. well, i feel for them. they're taking financial advice from memes. [baby spits out milk] i'll get my onesies®. ♪ “baby one more time” by britney spear

but you know, going not they, like amc and a guy old but a thought was the lateral it's them out won't be near. won't be near samarnie. yeah. then yeah. got his name in the vehicle on the um with the phone on me for my go via. mm mm i see you are you scared of the with the amanda, my thought sample. do they they have them in this video, i'm thought look at them. what get that is that course other than that helped them out here. now the 2nd one is in those see one bedroom with the other. okay. like to see, i will get people those folders, the most of them there, but i'm in these 3 stages. so the 1st one is in the government the we don't like shows bad faith by bothering an american company. when we convince ourselves that that company is our geopolitical enemy, and then we sell the intervention for as humanitarian intervention. we only do it to help them. we don't do anything for ourselves. in fact, we sacrifice ourselves for the good of others with blue american involvement in the overthrow of the government of olivia. the gotten rid of them are kodachi was another example that calls o

but you know, going not they, like amc and a guy old, but a thought was the latin exam on one be near one be near samar yet, then he, i got his name in the condo that come with for monrovia. mm. so please see if you scared of the, with the amend my thought cl, do they, they have been in this video, i'm look at the end of what it is that course of it and then help them out here. now the 2nd one is in total c one. so see here the okay, wired 60. okay. so people i spoke with one of them there, but i'm in no hurry speed. so the 1st one is in the government, the we don't like shows bad faith by bothering an american company. then we convince ourselves that that company is our geopolitical enemy. and then we sell the intervention for as humanitarian intervention. we only do it to help them. we don't do anything for ourselves. in fact, we sacrifice ourselves for the good of others with american involvement in the overthrow of the government of libya. the government to whom are kodachi was another example that calls on a number of impulses in the american intervention of spirit. ah, man. as m

but you know, going that they like amc and a guy old but a thought was the lateral. it's them out won't be near one be near samarnie. yeah, then yeah, i got his name in the yeah. let me check on that. come with me for my go via. mm mm i see you are you scared of the, with the amanda, my thought cn. today they may have been in this video and look at the engine work if that is that course other than that helped them out here . now the 2nd one is in those did one the axis here the okay. wire to steve. oh okay. so vehicle i last spoke with one of my son there, but i'm in the 3 stages. so the 1st one is in the government, the we don't like shows bad faith by bothering an american company. when we convince ourselves that that company is our geopolitical enemy. and then we sell the intervention for as humanitarian intervention. we only do it to help. we don't do anything for ourselves. in fact, we sacrifice ourselves for the good of others. with american involvement in the overthrow of the government of libya, the governor, to whom are kodachi, was another example that call

but you know, going not they like amc and a guy old but a thought was the lateral it's them out won't be near. wont be near samarnie. yeah, then yeah, got his name in the vehicle on the thigh. come with for me for my go via. mm. i see you are you scared of the, with the amanda, my thought cn 2 day they they have been in this area and look at their new work. if that is that course of it, then they might not be safe. come with those in one bedroom with the other. okay. like to see i will get all those sports though and then one of my stuff in there, but i'm in no hurry speed. so the 1st one is in the government, the we don't like shows bad faith by bothering an american company. then we convince ourselves that that company is our geo political enemy. and then we sell the intervention for as humanitarian intervention. we only do it to help them, we don't do anything for ourselves. in fact, we sacrifice ourselves for the good of others with american involvement in the overthrow of the government of libya. the governor, to whom are kodachi, was another example that calls on a number of imp

the final premiere tonight on amc and am "c" plus. say hello to giancarlo esposito! ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's good to have you here. you know who you are, giancarlo? you're a real celebrity. you know what i mean? i mean that in the best possible way. this is the kind of like entrance you want to see a person make here. >> well, thank you very much. >> jimmy: and thank you for coming. >> thank you very much. you know, it's so lovely to be back with a live audience of all these enthusiastic folks. >> jimmy: it is nice, isn't it? >> especially tonight! yes! >> jimmy: and it's especially impressive your acting. when you meet you and you see what you're really like, which is high energy and delightful, and then you see gus on "breaking bad" and "better call saul," who is just really scary more than anything. >> it took me a long time to develop this personality. [ applause ] watch yourself. >> jimmy: i do have a little twinge of nervousness when you do that. bob oedekerk got his star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> i love bob! >> jimmy: he is down the block on

but what's your thoughts on amc's purchase of hymc >> okay. now, i want to be clear. because they have now, i'm the most handled person on twitter, which is rather amazing. i can take the heat. i love him aaron is from philadelphia, he's like two miles from me he's done a remarkable job i think as long as he's in amc, it will be fine. why am i hated look, i don't even know. i told my wife last night. i said, listen don't twitter about it ryan in connecticut. ryan >> hey, jim, how are you >> i am good, ryan, how are you? >> good, thank you first i want to thank you for all that you do. i want to also point out your books are excellent. >> oh, thank you, you are terrific, thank you very much. >> my question is in regards to target, tear operation and their execution are sound. they have a fair valuation, a peg ratio. my question is, do i have your blessing in starting the position at these current levels or should i be looking at the other discount retailers >> i am a big believer that walmart and my trust has a big position in walmart and in cost co we think those are

so when we see a diem deal like amc coming though it is a naomi with shakier prospects we're going to step in they even sized it up from half billion to a $1 billion deal so that tells you there's still a lot of cash on the sidelines the two numbers to look at to understand how healthy is a corporate bond market, one of them is a transaction date number we have at bond flick called customer flow looking at net customer buying versus net customer selling and since the attack on ukraine by russia we are seeing it flat, which is normal for conditions, some sectors are hit and bonds repriced lower, but i'd be concerned if we seen net selling and bonds priced lower, because that would indicate nobody is looking to buy bonds at these yields and that would be quite concerning and would look like march 2020, april 2020 when there were material concerns about the structure of the market >> chris, when you look at the overall market in your world, how has that changed has the fed had any effect when you just said there's two criteria you look at has the fed skewed those criteria for you have yo

you said -- >> jim farley -- >> amc if we had done those two in the draft that pairing actually would have won i think andre iguodala won with tesla and, believe it or not, lennar >> i heard i won with ford and amc. you take your phone out and type to your kids i am not an idiot right? the people who you most want to think, you know what, dad is not so dumb, even though he didn't know how to work this. >> we could argue the last year, maybe even the one before that, favored a lot of the retail momo trades listen, favored a lot of stocks period it is a very, very different environment to be picking stocks into this year do you think that will change the people who would do well >> i spent a lot of time and i don't want to reveal which i have on my list, but in the old days you were trying to find something that would triple or go to zero now we're looking for something that could be up 20% to 25% because we don't have those kinds of stocks anymore. by the way, those are the stocks that hurt a lot of people in the robinhoods of the world. when you go to the track or when you go to a gam

. >> i just want to add a little logic to the amc situation. if you listened to the promoters of amc and loaded up at 77 thinking it's going to 100 -- liz: okay, okay, i need to hear about warner brothers. >> no, you brought it up. you brought it up. you lost something like 90% of your money. just a little logic and just to give the other side of the story because i don't want people going out thinking this thing is going to the moon when it's obviously going -- liz: okay, okay. you got it. warner brothers. >> okay. just make sure we're not stock pumping -- liz: we got it. [laughter] >> just want to make sure. i don't work for the booyah network. [laughter] liz: go! [laughter] >> listen, liz, here's the bottom line with this, and, you know, i reported early today even before the news broke that andrew morris was out, that's the head of digital, that there was a major announcement coming at cnn+. i thought it was, just so you know, i did not have initially that they were going to kill the whole thing. this is pretty drastic, but i think with mor

. >> amc is letting moviegoers buy their tickets with cryptocurrency. the theater chain will accept doge coin. she but you knew and bitcoin for concessions as well as tickets. moviegoers can make their purchases by connecting their crypto wallets to the amc app through big pay. a similar service to apple pay or pay pal? it's yet to be seen how many people are actually going to use this new payment method. >> many companies started this practice like tesla have already stopped accepting crypto due to slow sales and environmental concerns associated with mining digital currency. lego now wants to be part of your plant collection. the botanical collection is adding 2 new sets or kit and succulents. the orchid kid has about 600 pieces succulents closer to 800. the orchid kit comes with a bloop hot while the succulents have 8 different pots. both kits are set to go on sale. a first for 50 bucks. so maybe instead of real flowers for mother's day. you could get mom a lego set. i think they make another one. that's like a bouquet of flowers have seen that in a

meantime, you can now buy your tickets and popcorn with deutsche coin with the amc app. the chain has added support for those cryptocurrencies through bit pay. movie goers can choose bit pay as their payment method and connect to complete the purchase. they've already added bitcoin and ether coin. i think they still take cash, though. i think if you have hard currency, they'll take that, too. >> nobody is saying none of that. >> thanks, bertha. >>> it is 4:45 for you this morning. keep clean while reducing waste. next here on "today in the bay," we kick off our earth week by showing you simple ways that you can reduce one household item and greatly reduce plastic waste. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. happy monday. happy roadways for the most part in the south bay. i want to sort this out. watch this, folks. 237, despite what i read on the chp report, i interpret this crash to be right here on this fly-over, coming onto 237 off of southbound 880. the high-rise section that goes up and then back down and merges with those hov or express lanes traveling west. so tha

. >> well, amc is now accepting cryptocurrency as payment. the movie theater company will now accept those coin and she was a new crypto currencies for buying tickets and concessions. moviegoers can select bit pay as their payment option if they are holders of those 2 crypto currencies, the new payment method is available in the latest updated version of the amc app. that will be fun. all right. we'll take a look at this. all right. we're talking about how awesome this is because lego, they want to be a part of your plan collection. they have the botanical collection. it's adding the 2 new sets the air. we have the orchard and the succulents your kids are. yes, the orcas look beautiful. there. i like. so succulent castillo a little very low a lot of in the backyard of the house and only place on earth, right? you can't kill out. water is good right now with 2 kids they have about 800 to 600 pieces in each of them. >> and they come with blood pots and you can have 8 different pots if you go ahead. and it's excellent. both kits go on sale for a

amc theaters will accept the payments through the company's mobile app. the mobile app uses pay which connects to your crypto wallet. the new york stock exchange, where up about 67 points. >> the stranded cargo ship in chesapeake bay has successfully been reuploaded. the ever forward has been stuck in the chesapeake bay since march. the coast guard, multiple state partners and local responders worked together to free the ship. another successful launch for spacex's falcon 9. the first stage booster returned and landed successfully. >> everyone's going to space. >> everyone is going to space. >> i think i might be ready. when michael strahan went. >> if they are sending michael, then it's good. i don't know if i want you to go yet. more tests. >> you can watch live and on-demand through the connected tv app. you can download the app now and start streaming. >> a beautiful monday sunrise. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ [ bird chirps ] springfest is back! [ sprinkler & birds chirping ] these are the mowers i was telling you about. and right now, you'll find

amc moving higher, 4.5%. blackberry moving lower here. down about 4% after reporting earnings. this company does not make phones anymore. tom: what did they do? romaine: security software for mobile devices. that business looks like it might be slowing. tom: i have a blackberry that is used as a chew toy. looking at the close this afternoon to begin the second quarter this year. it is always instructive to speak with macro policy perspectives julia coronado. she was absolutely definitive in nailing a slowdown in economic growth. thank you so much for joining us today. what will the next slowdown in economic growth look like? julia: we have one in trend right now. gdp tracking lower in q1. that was the intention of a lot of the removal of policy, slow down the economy and cool it off. we are already seeing evidence that is taking hold. consumers -- it is not necessarily a worrisome slowdown. the consumer is getting a lot thrown at them right now with higher gas prices, the removal of fiscal support, higher mortgage rates. we are undeniably going to see a slowdown. the question i

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have been really big in the new cycle and the worst performing stock on the s&p 500 this thursday was amc. it had its rating cut at barclays to equal weight from overweight. they are basically saying that you've got to take a pause in the growth story of this chip stock and there's some cyclical risk out there to end users. the types of chips that imd cells, but as you said, there is a lot in the new cycle right now about semiconductors. looking at the philadelphia semiconductor index, stocks were down 2.3%, outsized declines relative to the nasdaq 100, and a big part of that story is, of course, the action the u.s. is taking, sanctioning russian companies linked to technology. emily: thank you. let's get an update now on the war in ukraine as sanctions on russia mount. president biden plans to release a million barrels of oil a day from u.s. reserves for six months to reduce u.s. dependence on or in supplies. bloomberg's emily wilkins on the hill joining us now with more details on this. talk to us a little more about the president's plan and how much of an impact it will have on everyda

. >> amc could go down dramatically. >> where does money find a haven. >> if rates are rising you are normalizing rates and making saving much more efficient, therefore you buy bonds and you buy dividend stocks. >> there was in. you and i could remember where you had double-digit interest rates and you can get 12 or 14. >> my dad had that. >> i don't know for going there. this is not necessarily a bad thing people that do not have to risk their life savings and mean stocks. it could be. >> it sound like you're in for a rough ride. >> if the stock we still have a massive rise from those of the pandemic. if things could normalize it a good way. can i switchgear's one major indication. i covered politics and finance and the democrats are big trouble. it is the stall domination for the fcc. >> the fraternal order of police, she said something about funding the police. she's a very prolific tweeter and an activist and very smart. neil: i've never seen them get involved. >> she veered out of the rowhouse which is communication and legal issues that she's very good at. they do not like her t

>> we did, mel when you take a look at the short interest takes you back to the day of amc and others, not quite that big but quite frankly when you see 18% of flow, you know, it really is high numbers where we're talking about in terms of short-interest. we did see call buying in there right out of the gate as soon as we got the opening bell they came in and were buying very, very aggressively. the april 14 calls so you know those expire tomorrow they were already in the money at the time they were buying them very interesting to see this they got a pretty nice squeeze today. don't know if people took it off, didn't look like it, but definitely interesting as that stock exploded to the upside early. >> shave off meta and the rest doesn't look great. >> i wouldn't think management would want to the do that. maybe will be hard to force them to do that but i can't believe the options that many trade for tomorrow ha ha. i don't know that's "fast money." >> yeah. from shopping to semis, taiwan semi on deck to report quarterly results overnight despite recent pain in the chip sector, tony

. >> on the program he said fordham amc would be his pick. jim will be with us, melissa lee to talk through the picks and, you know, give us some stocks. >> the stock draft is tomorrow to get you ready for the nfl draft later that night. >> closing bell starts right now. ♪ >>> looking forward to it, guys. stocks trading in a wide range today. off the highs but holding on to the gains. most important hour of trading starts now welcome to "closing bell." right now, dow's up 200 points we got as high as 457 but did negative at one point in the session. it's been all over the place looks like the gains are holding here the s&p 500 up half a percent. we are down about 2% for the week at least on the nasdaq which has been really the eye of the storm lately on earnings and selling. it's up today, a third of 1% weakness a alphabet and meta chart of the day to boeing falling hard after posting a wider than expected quarterly loss the worst performer in the dow, down 9%. coming up, the latest read on the travel industry. hawaiian airline's stock tank

full disclosure, i bought some gamestop and some amc. i asked earlier about elon musk being the greatest entrepreneur ever. waylon says, hey, may be the greats of all time, watching the show right now. my man. all right, elon is the best entrepreneur i've ever seen. and crypto beef 21 says elon musk is definitely one of the best entrepreneurs in the past 20 years, if not past 50 years. it's hard to argue with it. folks, he's got some other things on the drawing board. the optimus if robot? one day it's going to do all the cleans -- cleaning in your house. as far as the cars without driving wheels and pedal as, i'm going to bring in my friend, liz claman. liz, i know it's coming, but i'm always going to have a car or two in the garage that i can take out and drive myself. liz: i know, me too. i'm if from california, so we love to drive. charles, i just got an idea because i love what you said about the reddit apes? you should come on this show and fight with charlie gasparino -- [laughter] because he has no respect for them. and i'm kind

. >> on the program he said fordham amc would be his pick. jim will be with us, melissa lee to talk through the picks and, you know, give us some stocks. >> the stock draft is tomorrow to get you ready for the nfl draft later that night. >> closing bell starts right now. ♪ >>> looking forward to it, guys. stocks trading in a wide range today. off the highs but holding on to the gains. most important hour of trading starts now welcome to "closing bell." right now, dow's up 200 points we got as high as 457 but did negative at one point in the session. it's been all over the place looks like the gains are holding here the s&p 500 up half a percent. we are down about 2% for the week at least on the nasdaq which has been really the eye of the storm lately on earnings and selling. it's up today, a third

do you just look at gme and amc for a gauge? what do you see there? >> there are private estimates based on -- there are various tapes you have to report to, including what's called the trf, the trade reporting facility they watch fluctuations in that. i'll give you a general idea in the old days, i mean, before the pandemic, we used to work on these assumptions retail was about 15% of the volume by shares outstanding it went, the estimates got up to somewhere around 22% or so last quarter, the end of last quarter and the end of last year the ones i just saw this afternoon were at 17%. so that's not nothing. i mean, that was a significant move, but it's definitely trending down, sara. >> got it, bob, important trend. keep an eye on it. bob pisani >> it has been a rough week for the dow transports down 6% since monday they're tracking for the worst week since october 2020. let's bring in evercore transportation analyst john chapelle what changed this week >> it wasn't so much this week it started last week there were a couple indicators that confirmed

of those to crypto currencies, the payment that it is available in the latest updated version of the amc app. also take a look at this lego. they want to be part of your plant collection. look at this. the botanical collection is adding 2 new sets, their orchards and succulents. now the orchard kid has about 600 pieces. the succulent can't close to 800. the orchard kit comes with a blue pot while the succulent have 8 different pots. both kids are set to go on sale may 1st for 50 bucks. and you daria might is investing next. i think that's so cute. especially the second one. and yeah, i like the second 2 6.55. right now. coming up in the next hour and full of smash-and-grab suspects caught on camera now behind bars. >> we'll take a look at the charges they face. and where to wear masks. now that things have changed again over public transportation. what if you're on an airplane? we've sort out the whole thing for you and an arrest is made in the massive home depot fire in san jose. kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one

i used to have playful interaction was followers, really constructive ones until the apes who love amc and game stop decided i was enemy number one in the right fight to get the stocks higher. i can dish it out as well as i can take it. but if twitter wanted a more gentle environment, it should offer two tracks, the subscription offering with zero anonymity, and the usual free-for-all format we've gotten used to. then you get a constructive dialogue going on the anti-anonymity track, something i can't do on the current twitter. the apes won't let it happen the insults seem almost like bots their intensity and level violence is astonish stopgap me. i think musk should do something about this even if a company like procter & gamble doesn't want the place ads next to images of molestation. it needs a security team to help weed out the threatening weirdos and repeated hecklers who were more than enough not welcome if they just created a new name and come right back. the company makes very little use of its own data so the ads don't work well with small to medium-sized businesses. i think i

10% to 15% to go down but then it will turn >> what about the decline we're seeing in gamestop and amc, still a good proxy for retail and the kind of pain we've seen as a result of the hype? >> yeah, that game is still at $130 and worth nothing so i think -- i think that we have to see that stock to go to zero yes. >> to zero but what would that do how many of your clients are holding gamestop >> oh, no, my clients -- >> a robinhood crowd >> they're on the long side game. >> really? >> yes >> your own stock -- i wanted to mention your own stock which has been hurt, you know, i think of interactive brokers as a beneficiary of higher interest rates. even more so than some of the big banks. >> yeah, that's true, but on the other end, you know, our investors' assets are falling along with the markets, right, so, you know, the less assets we have, the less activity we'll have in the future right now activity is very high, but in the future if the market settles out, say, further down by 10, 15%, we will not have that much activity in the future so -- >> what about options activity that was

i'm a first line descendant of the stockbridge amc community now located in northeast, wisconsin through the treaty of 1856 from land that was seated from the ho chunk and menominee nations. other nations gave up pieces of their home. so that my ancestors. and i'll include the oneida and this as well because i am an enrolled citizen of the oneida nation, but other nations gave up their homelands so that we could have a place to call home. and the reason we needed that place to call home was because of colonialism. we were forced out from the start mohican nation first encountered in explorers in 16:09. and that was with henry hudson as curtis mentioned earlier. from that moment on from the moment that colonialism collides with the indigenous. lives of this land things change forever your life changes forever and i sit now that i'm in the homelands now that i've had the opportunity to come home. i can't help when i'm out in the land to stop and think about what my ancestors went through in order so that i could sit here and talk to you about them today. famine disease loss of land forced

. >>> some of the meme stocks, gamestop and amc down double digits the last week they are extending declines today. both are still up more than 30% over the last four weeks after popping in late march. and bed bath is up about a percent. a lot more ahead after the break. stay with us (typing) (toddler laughs) ♪♪ (train whizzes by) ♪♪ (toddler babbling) ♪♪ (buzzing sound) ♪♪ (dog barks) ♪♪ (wine glasses clink) ♪♪ (typing) ♪♪ (toddler babbling) (typing) ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." time for our "etf spotlight. the dow jones industrial transportation average through the ishares transportation etf ticker iyt. down 1%, coming off the worst week transports are since june of 2020. freight operators are really fielding the fall that we have seen spot rates and trucking, for example, and as freight waves points out a tee kdecline in te rejections for trucking. j.b. hunt and old dominion and ryder all red. economic slowdown in focus whether that could ultimately mean a recession keep a close eye on freight as the questions get mulled about in th

we're seeing halo on amc, bed bath do you think the split thing has legs >> very much so. >> b of a has note if you look at the s&p names above $500 a share, it's about 15% of the index. >> yeah. i speak to offline when i speak to a ceo i say please do history. look at history. during the great 80s when the pepsis and cokes went up they split the stock they were conscious of the individual investor. you're thumbing your nose at individual investor if you're shopify. you're thumbing your nose at costco i have not pushed costco enough because they're a good company they need to take notice i said you stro get the individual investor in they have the big meeting. they bring everybody down to walt disney world. guys are shorting it and saying it stinks. do you think this is under the political heat and the stance in florida? >> yeah. they managed to alienate gays and straights. you have to work so hard to do that think about how hard it is you have to plot that one. ty thought the meeting would be important and move the stock, i was wrong. one of the reasons is the controversial nature of t

the final season kicks off monday on amc. and finally kim kardashian, reality star, business mogul sat down for the latest episode of hoda's pod cast "making space. and they talked about family and the business empire. and opening up. >> you kind of feel sometimes you are underestimated when you walk into a room, kim? >> absolutely. and i've always been the underdog always and that's okay with me. like if anything i like for someone to really be like pleasantly surprised and maybe expect less and be blown away when maybe i gave them more than thought that i would ever give them you know, but that's always just been what people have perceived. and i don't know if that's why i've worked so hard to try to figure it out and to try to show people. >> and you can hear more on the new episode of "making space," available now. scan the qr code on the screen and it will take you right to the pod cast page. that is your "pop start. >> thank you >>> still to come if one, the only and she's right here, lizzo. a busy week for you. she's p

so you're seeing things like that a little bit of a time out number two, you have gamestop, you have amc, a lot of sexy stories, if you will right now look at the story just came out about the streaming services and netflix, something that was such a high flier now you see the doubt in a lot of these companies going forward, so i think the confidence in retail investors fades along with what we're seeing in some of these stocks and then finally, you know, we have the two biggest questions, number one being how is the fed going to react to inflation? i think with many of these stocks, you know, we heard a lot of really aggressive talk over the fed overall which should be good for these companies but is this going to happen fast enough to keep up with a lot of the expectations >> help me with this we've got bitcoin on the screen right now. i don't know if you can see it, but we're looking around 40,000 right now. off from the highs clearly and you can say that correlates with the nasdaq to some degree do you think it correlates with the retail trade, or in some ways has bitcoin and some of

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company said it otherwise planning a stock split the news giving a boost to many meme stocks favorites amc bed bath & beyond, game stocks asking for approval at annual meeting will increase number authorized shares to one billion up from 300 million, as it pursues a stock split. lawmakers announcing new investigation into big tech, facebook twitter efforts to suppress reporting of hunter biden's dlapt days leading up to 2020 presidential election was all about censorship members of house judiciary committee say they plan to conduct a thorough investigation into efforts to quote interfere in free and fair election related public discourse, disclosure on their platforms "new york post" officially con legitimacies of hunter biden laptop the con deaths before 2020 election we have been reporting for years, joining me right now i can say ohio congressman house judiciary committee ranking member author of what what you said you would do fighting for freedom in the swamp, jim jordan is here great to see you. thanks very as much for being here, it was an interesting to you to see "new york times,"