no motive at this time. do you know anything about him? nothing. i think it s in the press release it s in the press release. at this time investigators have spoken with him, and i would like michael dougherty who is running that section of the investigation, michael, do you want to speak to that? i do want to stress we re in the very early stages of the investigation. the arrest affidavit and warrant is going to be released later today once he s booked into the boulder county jail, and we re doing that to provide as much information as we can as soon as we can. in terms of statements that he may have made to investigators, first, i want to stress that he s innocent unless and until proven guilty, of course, as we do in every case. but, more importantly, to your question, we re collecting those statements now and will be providing those in the weeks ahead. i don t have a list of the statements he s made up to this point, and the investigation is still in the very
than they are with the coronavirus. get direction from fox news contributors liz peek and deroy murdock. all that and more on making money . . charles: so been almost a year when seminal moment happened in the stock market. major indices, you remember this, they were in a freefall. wall street was calling for even bigger declines. all of a sudden individual investors stepped in, they began to buy and they haven t stopped buying. efforts to portray what i m calling an individual investor revolution as repeat of the dot-com era have fallen short in fact that wall street shifted gears. they have begun to buy even while the strategists continue to chirp about the end being near. here is the deal. i hate the notion there could be too much enthusiasm or so-called irrational exuberance. in a world where dreams are routinely bashed, there are no opportunities for regular folks, i think it is amazing opportunities for people to take advantage of them in the greatest money making mac
ceo john maetz has a message for critics. markets are closed to honor martin luther king, jr., losses across the board over 1 and a half percent on the nasdaq composite. investors are looking ahead to major s earnings week including reports goldman sachs and bank of america. what analysts are expect? leaving peloton at home. today we remember dr. martin luther king, jr., his message, legacy as the nation looks to come to together. mornings with maria live right now. dagen: slight losses in england and france and hair of a gain in germany. in asia markets also mixed. the hang seng and shanghai composite both gaining on the day. kospi and south korea, biggest loser down more than 2%. china reporting economic growth. the only nation to grow in the last year since the pandemic that started in china. dagen mcdowell, cheryl. cheryl: when was able to launch website, saying he will be back soon and will always support a person s privacy and free speech. on sunday apple ceo tim
about their own performance. plus when she appeared on this show in 2015 her flagship fund managed $5 million. moments ago it surpassed blackrock, blackrock, in fund flows to date. how kathy wood became biggest fund in the world and how you should follow her on making money. charles: market sees dazzling moves. you re not only see it on the surface, but lately the excitement factor created a sort of different kind of rotation. the kind of rotation that searches for value based on assumptions of up cede of these industries as much as it is for share price. for now most of the excitement has been in electric vehicles. something you should be in watching this show. this following the mind-boggling success of tesla in the fact that governments and the industry have put all of their chips on ev. in fact yesterday five of the top ten volume leaders were all ev plays. the other two were up because of company specific news. the action continues to move to higher risk areas includin
close. look at the dow. okay, that, too. the dow needs 37 points. nasdaq needs just 73 points. we are up 39 for the nasdaq, as you can see the dow is up 49. all right. hands down, speaking of the transports, which are roaring ahead at this hour, the airlines which are in the transports, one of the top sectors absolutely crushed by covid. delta suffering through its worst year in history, but one fourth quarter metric shows the light starting to flicker at the end of the tunnel. ed bastian is getting in the seat for us. we will ask him if he s hoping president-elect biden gives airlines a lift tonight. plus, will delta soon require negative covid tests on domestic flights? it s a can t-miss interview. should government regulate the algorithms that propel news to your in-box every day? jeff flock s in the outspoken ceo of twillio, the silicon valley company that has a unique communication superhighway. he s here on why he thinks a crackdown is needed to lord over social med