refusing to comply with new york city's vaccine mandate. stats show the number of city workers who have been vaccinated in the last two weeks is up significantly. but some first responders ar pushing back roughly 2,300 firefighters called out sick just today as the new policy took effect that's more than a fifth of all firefighters, citywide data shows about 81% of the fire department workers have received at least one dose. cnbc's valerie castro live tonight outside a firehouse in pr brooklyn valerie, are we seeing impact from this? >> shep, new york city mayor bill de blasio says even though thousands of city workers are on unpaid leave for failing to comply with this man date, he says there are no disruptions to any city services but this morning, the fire department says hundreds of members called out sick and firehouses around the city are feeling the strain. >> there are understaffed units and that understaffing could end immediately if members stopped going sick when they weren't sick and we hope that ends very soon. >> we have sick

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. >>> 92% of all public workers in new york city are now vaccinated 92%. that's according to mayor de blasio and it's a big jump in the last two weeks. but many first responders are still refusing to comply with the city mandate data shows 85% of the police department in new york has received at least one dose the fire department including ems still hovering at 81%. the head of a firefighters union says members need more time to get vaccinated but the mayor reaffirmed today he is sticking with the mandate. >> in the last 24 hour 2000 more city workers who had had been unvaccinated came forward, got vaccinated that number is going to keep going up it's prove burden of proof that vaccine mandates work. and this is how we move the city forward. >> that's new york in los angeles cops could soon face punishment for failing to report their vaccination status. lapd reports more than 1,300 members missed the deadline last month. the police chief in l.a. says those works will receive warning notices this week. according to city council rules, unvaccinated employees

in new york city, 12 noon in south africa. here's your top five at 5:00, markets trying to rebound after friday's selloff this as politicians rush to try to slow the spread of the latest covid variant. the u.s., japan and at least a dozen european countries imposing travel restrictions from southern africa other countries halting in bound travel altogether. just as fast as the new variant has been identified, vaccines to fight the mutation could be on the way in a matter of

nbc news projecting eric adams will take the lead from bill deblazio to be mayor in new york city the second black mayor of that city >> in boston, it is predicted michelle wu will be the first woman and minority to become mayor after previously having all white men. >>> minneapolis voters reject policing overall after the george floyd murder a year and a half ago more issues with mental health and others took issue with the wording. >>> the world series sending the ball out of the park cooked on the mound and freeman put runs on the board for the braves up 7-0 with one out to go. >> left side swanson to first the world champions. >> atlanta wins becoming world champions for the first time since 1995 the brave's fourth title in franchise history. he was named world series mvp. that's it from here. back to you. >> i love to see those sports moments. thank you. >>> getting to today's top trending stories including a beer that has been to infinity and beyond pull am nfts >> we have more. how are you? >> sam adams is releasing the final front year of beer the spirits company will release

. >> not surprised to hear bob saw steely dan i run into him at shows in new york city, by the way. live nation is 22, 23 times forward, not terribly expensive on a historical basis. the key is not just that the reunion tour kicks in to high gear next year, especially as the global markets open, but on site spending means the margins here, and the margins, all of the concessions in these places are enormous this is where some of the rerating is going on a day with a payroll number that showed where wages are that we know and consumers' ability to spend with higher wages again, the sector rerates and i think live nation is not terribly expensive, even though it has been on a tear. >> talk about the flip side, stay at home trade being hammered peloton, down more than 30%. slashed the full year sales forecast by a billion. zoom, docusign and chewy are down start with you would you be picking up any of these given the rating to the down side there? >> it is interesting zoom was just a darling during the pandemic pricing was working against it peloton was going to be a problem because yo

. >> in new york city, ma mayor de blasio says 9,000 city workers are on unpaid leave for refusing to comply with ma mandates the number of workers vaccinated the last two weeks is up significantly but some first responders are pushing back. firefighters called out sick just today as the new policy took in effect nast m that's more than a fifth of the city valerie castro is live tonight in brooklyn. are we seeing impacts from this? >> reporter: well, shep, mayor deblasio says everyone thousands are on unpaid leave and failing to comply with this mandate, there are no disruption to my city services. the fire department says hundreds of members called out sick and fire houses around the city are feeling the strain. >> there are under staff units that can end immediately if members stop calling in sick when they're not we hope that ends very soon. >> we have sick leave for a reason and we have sick leave for people who are actually sick when city employee fakes it and puts other people lives in danger, that's a serious thing and there will be consequences for that >> reporter: the union

that lock new york city has had on companies is broken that will be tough to do. >> so those numbers are what we should believe and not what commercial brokers tell us when they come on >> the financial services industry is the core the heartbeat of the economy when 22% are going to permanently reduce their work force. that's not a good sign thank you. good to see you. i'll throw out quickly that brian sullivan said from the uk today, things are 100% things are full and back to normal and he's been tests four days in a row. i will text him, but is the food till crappy. from flub flus i like fish and chips, i do. >> coming up, the china syndrome >> i vaguely know what it is it almost happened after that movie. now what's happening there is having a huge impact i don't even want to look. a look at yesterday's winners and losers hey businesses! you all deserve something epic! so we're giving every business, our best deals on every iphone - including the iphone 13 pro with 5g. that's the one with the amazing camera? yep! every business deserves it... like one's that re-opened! hi, we hav

. >>> incoming new york city mayor eric adams saying he will take his first three paychecks in bitcoin. i'm not sure how he does that, or how they'll do that the declaration came as a twitter reply to miami's mayor who said he would be taking his next paycheck in bitcoin spokesperson for the campaign saying adams would convert his pay into bitcoin via an exchange since the city can only currently issue salaries in u.s. dollars. >>> and the indian city of ayodhya, forgive me if it's mispronouncing it, keeping the world record as it lit up over 900,000 lamps. about 1,400 volunteers set up the lamps along the banks of the river. this is the third year the city has received that official world record soon you'll be able to get the popcorn with the movie theatre butter outside of the movie theatre. amc theatres announcing that it will begin selling microwaveable popcorn at supermarkets and convenience stores next year they plan to launch their own stores serving the freshly popop snack. one more thing at the mall you have to navigate the smell of the cinnamon buns and the popcorn as you're

. >> in new york city, ma mayor de blasio says 9,000 city workers are on unpaid leave for refusing to comply with ma mandates the number of workers vaccinated the last two weeks is up significantly but some first responders are pushing back. firefighters called out sick just today as the new policy took in actually sick when city employee fakes it and puts other people lives in danger, that's a serious thing and there will be consequences for thatuld were out yesterday picking garbage on a sunday outside of the normal cycle just to make sure there i. why two conservative members seemed a little skippal. >>> world leaders address climate change promising action and change not every country showed up. not everybody is buying the message. >>> and the head of one of britain's biggest banks steps down, the report into his relationship with the convicted sex offender, jeffery epstein. when you hear the word healthy it always feels a little out of reach. but it's all about the baby steps. maybe it's a jump or eating something green. or taking mom to get that vaccine. ♪ healthier means brin

. >>> overlooking new york city's times square this is "fast money. hit the road, jack jack dorsey stepping down as ceo of twitter >>> plus the chart master says beware of the bounce carter worth laying out the next key levels for the market. >>> and later a small world with big opportunity. disney shares touching their lowest levels of the year. so should you buy this pull back we'll debate that. >>> we start off with breaking news out of the fed as chair powell gets ready to face the senate banking committee tomorrow steve? >> melissa, thanks jay powell a hawk s testimony he's set to deliver to the senate tomorrow. with the two-year yield falling it looks like the market maybe hears something different. making the first comment of any fed official about the new variant. powell says the recent raise in covid cases and the omicron variant pose down side risks and also increases uncertainty about inflation. then he goes onto say this and i quote, greater concerns about the virus could reduce people's willingness to work in person, which would slow prog

york city? >> i defer to andrew or joe. >> you want good food? >> $34 cobb salad at michael's no. >> for me, that's where i used to go. i'm never here that late area. eighth power breakfast i would do >> right now i think it's got to be a tossup between. >> this is someone that knows for sure >> might be mara mylos, 56th street and they're doing an outdoor of the little igloo things by the way, i like indoors anyway >> you are exposing yourself >> it's interesting andrew ross sorkin didn't say the grille or michael's him i will say one of those restaurants named i will be at this afternoon so stay tuned for that >> hot let me ask you, you say people aren't opened for lunch. you hear complaints how business people aren't going out and doing the expensed lunches which is why there is no money, the places are closed, because they can't find help, it's like the chicken and the egg problem. >> exactly some places that try to open eighth strange phenomena where we have the commuting economy coming ba

in some parts, hither and yon, new york city, seattle, chicago, and atlanta, all major hubs that could get some weather delays. right now forecasters are predicting monday and tuesday to be the worst weather wise. >>> now you know the news of this thursday, november the 19th, 2021 -- or is it the 18th? i believe it's the 18th. i am shepard smith, follow us on the gram and twitter on the news on cnbc. hope we see you back here tomorrow night me do was made possible by what you don't see. cause when you're not looking, i go to work. ♪♪ strength isn't a given. it's grown. it's earned and tested. ♪♪ we all have the strength to see what's possible. it's up to us to unlock it. tonal. be your strongest. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters and here is your top five at 5:00. stocks looking to end the week on a strong note as investors push wall street deeper into record territory, but could a big day for options expirations put a wrench in those gears. >>> house lawmakers delaying a vote on president biden's $1.75 trillion social spending package. we have a live report from

york city, and that's where we hook up with jon fortt. hi, jon. >> hey, tyler. he took over as ceo in july. big part of the reason he got the job, 17 years at qualcomm, he fought to bring the company to new markets, new customers. what you may not know, he can literally fight. younger days, did competitive arm wrestling, studying traditional japanese karate, now working on his black belt. >> especially with the traditional japanese karate, when you are in the dojo, you disconnect from everything from the outside. and it is a great opportunity to clear your mind, clear your thoughts, you know, talking about it is that one hour that i'm not preoccupied with supply chain, how good the product road map is, and it keeps me balanced it's also a great humbling experience as well as you go through all the things that you learn in martial arts those things have been extremely helpful for me, you know, in my career >> now, here's where he is directing the fight at qualcomm today. opportunities fight at qualcomm. opport opportunities smart phones wh

department of public safety. >>> new york city will vote for the new mayor today. reverend jesse jackson is in the hospital after falling at howard university in washington d.c the 80-year-old civil rights leader, who has parakinson's disease hit his head when he fell at his visit. he was at the school to support students protesting living conditions on campus he was kept overnight as a precaution. >>> it was giants, chiefs on monday night football. kc got on the board first. but the giants weren't going away daniel jones tossed two touchdowns to a pair of tight ends late in the fourth, and then the chief's defense stopped the big blue trying to come back the chiefs win it 20-17. and brian, i forgot my houston astros hat but i say go stros tonight. >> a big game. first pitch at like 8:00 eastern time as well if they win it goes to game seven in atlanta as well i doubt you and i will be up to see it, but we'll try. >> i'm going to suck it up i want to see it. >> got to do it, man that's why the nap is key. >>> let's get to the top trending stories this morning. it's

york city, seattle, atlanta, all major hubs that could get some weather be delays monday and tuesday to be the worst weather wise now you know the news of this thursday november 19th, 2021, or is it 18th i am shepard smith, follow us on the gram and twitter on the news on cnbc. we hope to see you back here tomorrow night narrator: in this episode of "american greed"... ♪♪ ...in a small, secluded community where polygamy is practiced as a spiritual right, two brothers, warren and lyle jeffs, claim they are bringing the word of god to devoted followers. these men were standing in a position as gods over us. narrator: but god, it appears, is just a cover. they were using their religion, they were wrapping themselves in their religion to commit crimes. narrator: for warren, the crimes are against children. this is about little girls being taken away from their parents, tied up, and raped.

we have everything right now. >> reporter: in new york city says along with the cost of production, just getting the items on store shelves is more costly >> so between labor and the price of gasoline going up, and the shortage of product coming in from the pacific coast, prices are going up tremendously >> reporter: another concern for shopper, finding smaller sized birds. >> it's harder to find too i heard like the inventory is lower. so the prices are higher. >> reporter: the stevens say they planned ahead for that demand, adding some little guys to the flock >> that's kind of why we do them in the different batches so that way we get different sizes. >> reporter: if you were hoping to have one of these really fresh birds on your thanksgiving table, you might be out of luck for this year. the stevens say they got orders a month earlier than they normally do, and most of these birds are already spoken for shep >> valerie, thanks. >>> the authoritarian leader of belarus is now threatening to cut off the european union's gas supply as winter closes in here is why. there is a deepening mi

. >>> in new york city, about 9,000 municipal workers have been put on unpaid leave for refusing to comply with that city's covid vaccine mandate thousands of firefighters have also called in sick in apparent protest. as of yesterday, about one-fourth of new york's firefighters have not gotten a first dose of the covid vaccine and one in six police officers are unvaccinated >>> on the news, the latest on vaccine mandates in los angeles and chicago and the pushback from government workers. dune in tonight, 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> and an offer from elon musk. he says that he will donate $6 billion to solve global hunger, but only if the united nations food agency shows exactly how that money will be spent musk's offer is in response to a request from the agency's head for billionaires to increase their donations. the u.n. saying $6 billion won't solve world hunger, but it will help prevent mass migrations and save 42 million people who are now on the brink of starvation you are up to date, kel, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much, sue. >>> mxp semi conductors has top and bot

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and new york city, here's cnbc's seema mody. >> reporter: today's decision by the white house to tap oil reserves is aimed at helping americans, travelers we spoke to say they are still confused as to when that will translate into cheaper gas prices. >> especially around holiday times and people trying to do things for their family, it's very expensive for gas right now, very. the bad thing is eliminating something that's not really needed just to afford the gas. >> i know the economy is a little hard right now around the world but i hope our president can do something better for everybody. for the people. >> reporter: a survey from gas buddy shows just 32% of americans plan to drive this thanksgiving weekend, down from 35% last year, and 65% in 2019 due in part to the cost of gas. >> quite surprising given that where we are in the pandemic, broadly recovered compared to last year, but again, highlights how americans have been so frustrated by the rising price of gas over the last couple of months. >> reporter: the cost to fill up a tank of gas is now the most expensive in california

first is new york city and the two is los angeles those are two cities that you know i live in i wouldn't call those right leaning. i'd call those center left so this is america's coffee company. i saw an article yesterday that made me laugh that said oh, black rifle wants to be the right-wing coffee company. actually, we don't what evan and the team want they want to serve great coffee to every american it doesn't matter what side of the aisle they're on and the better that they can do for shareholders in sustainable a gran, they had veterans and first responsers >> i'm curious how you a right at the spac was trading 4.7 times and black rifle will bring in 23 million in sales and a very significant premium to starbucks. how did you get to that number >> good question we priced it off of 22 and 23 revenues and we look to comparables like dutch brothers, peloton, oakley and other high growth consumer subscription-type businesses and when we look at those businesses we're pricing it at five and a half times 2022 revenue and 20 times -- four times -- five and a half times 22 and four times 2

york city, places like san francisco, and so 70% really is the tart number for wework >> right gina, you hate this one. just hate it why? >> yes, i hate this one. yeah so if you look at wework, the problems that they have is they have negative operating leverage i mean literally they make more money, it causes them to lose more money that's what i need to hear in order to be convinced it is a great stock, because right -- and what is encouraging is that the team is a real estate team if you look at what contributed to the negative operating leverage it was, quite frankly, bad leases, just a bad management strategy of the liability side of that business. so we need to see them turn around that operating leverage into something that at least has a path towards profitability, such that every new dollar doesn't actually cause you to spend $2 >> all right thank you, kate rooney next up, walmart the classic retail/value trade, shares have gone nowhere this year, up 2.5% as management contends with rising prices and shipping delays. does the company have enough leverage to deal with supply

. >> the same way we talk about buildings in new york city a office biuildings, sure a b building, you're in trouble. >> outlets are high end. what i find incredible is the surge in shopping, i don't know how much of it is federal shopping or people had stopped shopping, but once again, there's -- in the high end, which would be ralph lauren that you'd find in simon property mall, there was a time people were worried about the mall. if you go out to the northwest and go to a mall, what do you find >> you find a lot of cars. >> they're paying 1.87ch for 8.2-year money. >> on the mall what does that show you? >> less than 2%. >> assuming someone goes there and says, listen, you're absolutely right, but should they be paying them? >> all right, we've got an opening bell for you by the way, in case you forgot, you can catch us any time anywhere because we have a podcast. >> we are the champions. >> announcer: on "closing bell," five ceos, five important takeaways. crucial insights for >>> pfizer's going to be a story this morning, shares up 3% premarket. 1 3/4 beats by a quarter they raised t

. >>> live, inside new york city time square, i'm melissa we're all over the action shares of zoom. the stock turning negative after a post earnings pop. it's bringing the latest from the quarter straight ahead a bold call on bitcoin one says the crypto currency is headed to

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. >> new york city has the lowest positivity of the entire state, thanks in part to our good vaccination rates. we are paying attention, though, to the decline in cases which has flattened out a bit, in addition to the concerns that the germans have, and now the austrians, as they initiate new lockdowns for some unvaccinated. >> there's some vaccine resistance in germany as well. we have to keep an eye on hospitalization. there are breaking cases, but most often, thankfully they don't lead to serious outcome if you've been vaccinated if you haven't, carl, it's a different scenario, but there are many who say, it's never going away, it's going to be in the background, including gottlieb, and we do need to move ahead with all precaution taken, but nonetheless move ahead when it comes to people going back to the office, we have talked about this endlessly, they won't be going back five days a week, four days a week, maybe you get them back three days a week, or in san francisco, and other parts of california, where mere mandating masks in the offices themselves, even when you're sitting, th

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's to times square, this is "fast money. we're tracking three stocks, we're breaking down the quarter straight ahead plus building gains. infrastructure stocks in rally mode as congress passes a massive spending plan. the names you need to have on your watch list. and later, a crypto breakout as bitcoin closes in on a new record >>> weta

like new york city, let people know the penetration of vaccination and let people make decisions. where you don't have options, you'll think about masks i hope by the spring, this becomes something not necessarily of halting activity and we ask can understand. i expect i'll probably get covid at some point in the next several years but i won't have the detrimental effects. >> just like you expect you'll get the flu at some point. what about thanksgiving? we've seen some pretty incredible things over the last several weeks. millions of kids under the age of 11 who have gotten their first shots. millions getting their booster shots. maybe that helps with widespread >> we look back to the winter surge, we know the high vaccination rate of persons over the age of 65 made a huge difference one in four new infections is in children that can be a driver having those vaccinated can be helpful for others, i'm been thinking of how to keep the sorkin the patel households safe keeping the ventilation, exhaust fans like in the bathrooms and over ovovans. having the window open and the exhaust

. >> first i want to say a big shout out to the mayor-elect from new york city to be so bold and say new york always does big things and he's going to take his next big paychecks into bitcoin. that's a big move for him. looking at the infra, joe. we talked about the before, too, you cannot tax non-custodial wallet you can not tax every part of moving also before every house has a modem and a router you can't tax them to provide wifi to your house this is one of the top ten things in the infrastructure bill you cannot go after people because if i'm a u.s. citizen, i'm paying income tax on the non-like non-reliant stuff out of crypto, if i'm sitting, i don't. >> it's a longer conversation we will definitely have hopefully soon thank you. >> absolutely. >> "squawk box." will be right back >> salute to veterans veterans day terry bradshaw: hi, i'm terry bradshaw rocky bleier: and i'm rocky bleier. col. greg >dson: and i'm col. greg gadson. terry bradshaw: on this veterans day, our heartfelt thanks, to all of our military veterans for their service. col. greg gadson: we honor our veterans

york city, san francisco, los angeles. coastal cities that have been suffering due in part to a lack of international travelers now the big branded hotels that have a large percentage of their properties in urban markets are expected to benefit the most from easing restrictions marriott, hilton with 25 to 30% of their portfolios in cities. hyatt at 45%, a little higher. then the booking platforms, online travel platforms like booking holdings, expedia are both seeing search activity on their sites. priceline owned by booking has the strongest presence in markets like europe. that's why expedia, david, has been spending more on brand marketing to attract foreign tourists i'll send it back to you. >> yep of course, we heard from bookings holdings thanks to you last week as well, seema appreciate it. seema mody reporting for us on that resumption of travel from foreign lands. >>> that's it for us on "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts now ♪ ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "techcheck" i'm carl quintanilla in ne

. >> and the new mayor said crypto should be taught in school. >> of new york city, yeah. >> hey, who am i -- >> he said he's taking his first three paychecks in crypto. he wants to compete with miami in terms of being a crypto capital. would like to attract crypto jobs here as well. >> it's amazing. and ether, i have two. >> you do? >> yeah. >> when did you buy? up 500% for the year. >> it was only about 6 months ago maybe. i'm glad i have it, i guess. that's a lot of money to a lot of people, i should not act like it isn't but when scaramucci say he's a billionaire now from crypto? i don't know i never will be. i am not now and never will be. >> you're a ten thousand-air. >> exactly i was interested in the yield. 148. >> i was surprised to see that did that fall after the jobs report on friday >> the short end is going up yields, the long end is going down flat, flattened yield curve. and that, i don't know what that's indicating. i don't know the journal -- you know, the journal's take is at now the economy has got to figure out exactly who it is. what kind of economy it's going to

. >> all those kids in school in new york city. >> they have been wearing masks anyway. >> kids are way better wearing masks than adults are. they have to do this every day they are much more grown up than the rest of us are meantime, yesterday, the cdc strengthened its recommendation on covid booster shots, a concern about the new variant rather than saying you are allowed to, earlier this month, the cdc said everyone may get a shot and only people over age 50 should get that shot separately, a source tells nbc news, pfizer intends to apply for boosters for teenagers ages 16 and 17. the shot is already approved for everyone age 18 and older, 16 and 17-year-olds kind of fell between the cracks on this they aren't authorized for boosters at this point they addressed the omicron in a news conference saying he did not believe there would be a feed for more lockdowns. >> this variant is a cause for concern. not a cause for panic. we have the best vaccine in the world. the best medicines, the best scientists and we're learning more every single day. and we'll fight this variant with scientif

. >> reporter: top destinations for international travelers, big cities, new york, san francisco and los angeles that have suffered due in part due to a lack of international tourist. >> we're flying to 17 cities in the u.s., and 23 by december, and we hope to restore the vast majority of the cities we used to serve in summer of '19. >> reporter: the travel and hospitality industry now on a mission to hire back as many workers as they can as travel is set to rebound the struggle is real hotel owners telling us they're cutting back on house keeping, simplifying food and beverage menus, airports across the nation, experts say, expect very long license, and if you haven't already, get tsa preexec to speed up the check in process. >> it does help. thank you so much. we're getting started on the reopening. coverage continues at the bottom of the house perry rus come and meg tirrell looks at the forgotten foreigners not being let into the country despite being vaccinated the bottom of the hour. >>> the justice department begging a federal appeals to stop blocking its mandate for big busine

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four times the size of expedia but expedia is the number one in tier one cities like new york. we have seen it locked down and now that we see this ban being lifted on monday that gets exciting because people have pent-up demand come back to the bigger cities. a year ago it was minus 22 cents a share but the growth in expedia despite the fact of a smaller country is the website that's a comprehensive tool. booking hotels, cars, airfare. it is down today but optimistic about the whole space but specifically with an opportunity to move higher with demand coming back. >> airbnb is the outperformer in comparison to expedia. what do you expect tonight >> i think it's important before airbnb on the earnings this is the fourth quarterly report from the company so we finally have enough fundamental data to spot earning trends. the company ipo'd roughly a year ago. what does the technicals tell us right now? looking at the chart the first sign is $130 that is a level that's defended by the bulls time and time again. now if we zoom in on more recent price action we find that it out perfo

york city and in the northeast and that raises a lot of questions about what happens as the weather gets colder. >> yeah. look if you look at this coronavirus as it's spread across the united states and the successive waves, there have been ten different regions affected by different points in time the south clearly have had their delta wave the pacific northwest, you see casings coming down, in the thick of the wave right now, california cases are picking up. it's been its own region the mid-atlantic regions have not picked up. cases are picking up a lot right now is in the north where people are heading indoors. it's getting cold, states like minnesota, michigan, wisconsin, parts of new england, there is a question of what will happen in the tri-state region we talked about that on this show delta is not done. the south clearly prevalence is very low right now you see cases coming down in other parts of the country like we hit earlier in the pacific northwest. there are parts of the country that have not had their delta wave yet, certainly the great lakes and nupgsd, oew england,

york and their reporter, chris glorioso in new jersey city. >> last month the fbi obtained a search warrant to conduct a site survey under the pulaski skyway. >> reporter: in the 1970s a landfill under the pulaski skyway had reported ties to organized crime. this man said his father co-owned that dump and in 1975 buried jimmy hoffa in a metal container. >> so you're saying your father buried jimmy hoffa >> yes my dad later in years, he said that he couldn't fit in a drum body first, feet first. >> reporter: he told his dad's alleged story in a series of fox nation segments with reporter eric shawn, and independent investigative journalist dan muldia just last year he signed a sworn statement about the disposal of hoffa's body in a spot just off the landfill property. the fox nation team used a ground-penetrating radar device and says they detected what may be metal drums. >> is that metal >> it's definitely metal. >> reporter: jimmy hoffa was last seen alive in 1975 at a popular restaurant in bloomfield township, michigan he was scheduled to have a meal with two mobsters who never s

york, eric adams set to become the city's black mayor. manhattanites elected the first black attorney and they got their first black mayors michigan voters elect their first arab american and muslim leader and cincinnati voters chose their first ever asian-american mayor. we're still keeping an eye on seattle where bruce harrell has a commanding lead over lorena gonzalez he would be the first asian-american and second black mayor of the city. if gonzalez wins she would be the first latina mayor. >>> there's a new theory in the shooting death that appeared on alec baldwin's shooting set. the armorer's attorneys are floating it. is it real is there any evidence of it. >>> the man charged with killing two people and injuring another at a protest in kenosha, wisconsin, last year is now on trial and today the moments before this man pulled the trigger were shown to the jury in a key piece of evidence >>> zillow stocks plunging today. did you see it the company announcement that had retail investors abandoning ship it's another day. and anythin

. >> reporter: if you look at the cities like new york, moiami and los angeles overseasbuyers are an important source of demand. the pandemic changed all of that looking at sales to overseas buyers they fell by more than half since 2018, due to the travel restrictions and because before that the chinese buyers had stopped buying or tailed off why this time it's europeans, probably germany and uk among the largest. in florida it is fueled by the brazilians and los angeles brokers say the main demand from the wealthy in the middle east >> we're expecting a flood of buyers across all markets in the u.s., and the international buyer will be coming east to west and west to east. >> reporter: now the big question's whether there's enough supply at the right price for the foreign buyers they like new development and they like large spaces but in new york the big penthouse and the big spaces see bidding wars. this apartment is in midtown in a brand new high-rise building, 2700 square feet three bedrooms, three baths, price tag $9.7 million brokers say given the interest they get from oversea

also closely watching new york and california, states he sees as bellwethers with their big cities there is an expectation that places with high vaccination rates with lots of immunity will see less severe disease. public health efforts are doubling down on all to get vaccinated. >> meg tirrell, thank you. >>> president biden's expected to meet virtually with the chinese president xi jinping next week. now cnbc's kayla tausche reports the chinese leader will likely personally invite mr. biden to come to beijing for next year's olympics the decision to attend or decline the invitation could be a political mine field human rights advocates have been calling for a boycott of the winter games because of china's long list of alleged abuses. advocates have dubbed the games the genocide olympics. now kayla tausche is with us now kayla, what are your sources telling you? >> reporter: shep, i'm told chinese officials have canvassed foreign policies to see how it will be received the answer is not well g7 nations are discussing a coordinated diplomatic boycott of the gamesd two western diplot athl