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our correspondent explains. >> reporter: google, apple facebook and the thousands of silicon valley start ups are in the business of devising what a surveillance program would want. they want to track everything about you, your movements, connections with other people, your behaviour in every room of the house. edward snowden's leak continues to reveal the scope. what is truly enormous is the open market for data. it is data that users give up every day >> reporter: google made a company that makes a connected device which tells when you are home. the nest therm stat is used to turp the heelt on and off. the company says it will use the information to improve its services. if this came with an n.s.a. approval on it you would probably drown it in a bath tub. one women says tech comes is what makes the surveillance possible and the laws about what the government can collect from those companies are loose and outdated. >> most of our privacy protections haven't been updated since the mid 1980s. companies have been able to collect as much information as they want and the government is now bee

apple, facebook and twitter were among the corporate giants in the room.the purpose of the sit-down was to discuss social media's role in spreading screamist ideologies. al jazeera's jake ward explains why the government wants those companies' input. >> in the business of devising exactly what a surveillance program would want. they seek to track everybody about you, your movements, your connections with other people, your behavior in every room of the house.edwaredward snowden'ss continue to reveal the scope of the surveillance tape. but the open market for data, data that users give up every day by checking in on foursquare and posting tweets on our phones. google has an internet device that can tell when you are home. the nest turns heat on and off and the company says it will only use information to improve its services. nicole oser deals with technology and privacy at the american civil little bit organization of northern california. what the laws about what the government can collect from those companies are hopelessly loose and outdated. >> most of

reps from apple, facebook, google and twitter expected to attend.s reuters the meeting will focus on social media content and ways to use technology to stop terrorists from radicalizing people online. >> the tech companies have to figure this out. i mean, they have to cooperate. >> reporter: former fbi agent rick smith. >> what they are saying at this point, though, is, give us the tools. give us the tools of and we have a chance. >> what would you say to the people who were like this is a, you know, invasion of privacy? >> look, these people concerned about their privacy in normal everyday life, i get that. we're talking about something bigger than that. >> reporter: the problem, the "islamic state" is growing faster than u.s. intelligence can keep up with. add encrypted technology to the mix. >> i mean it's a needle in a haystack to begin with. this makes it almost impossible. >> reporter: senate intelligence committee member dianne feinstein told "face the nation" the u.s. is fighting in the dark. >> terrorists could use playstations to be able t

some of america's a tech companies -- tech companies met with the obama administration today, apple, facebook and administration to figure out a plan on how to deal with terrorists. the old dark in the meeting and some of the top -- topics include identifying recruitment methods and making it hard for terrace to carry out attacks. >>> coming up, a florida woman dies in police custody after being discharged from hospital. her plea for help before her death caught on dashcam. what her family is now asking for. >>> they come appearance sell their hair when -- heroin and go back home. >> incidentally half the time they are they impregnate alby eight girl before they be. >> means governor faces a backlash with the comment when he what he said about it tonight after the break, the winning powerball is it a dream come true or a nightmare, why some believe lottery winners are cursed. cloudy start of the date again today but today the clouds did not plan to leave, they brought showers. i have your forecast coming up. >>> all new at six, we will have an update about an elderly cop told that his lost th

reps from apple, facebook, google, and twitter expected to attend. the meeting will focus on social media content and ways to use technology to stop terrorists from radicalizing people online. err the tech companies have to figure this out. they have to cooperate. >> reporter: former agent rick smith. >> what they are saying at this point is give us the tools and we have a chance.>> reporter: what would you say to people who think it is an invasion of privacy? >> these people that are concerned about privacy in normal, everyday life, i get that. we are talking about something bigger than that. >> reporter: the problem, the islamic state is growing faster than us intelligence can keep up. add encrypted technology... >> it is a needle in a haystack to begin with. this makes it almost impossible.>> reporter: diane feinstein told face the nation the us is fighting in the dark.>> terrorists could use playstation to communicate and there is nothing that can be done about it.>> reporter: twitter for one has gotten flack for not doing enough to stop it. a we

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apple, facebook, twitter, google, microsoft and linkedin all scheduled to take part in this. they will discuss various ways to use technology to combat terrorism. that includes identifying recruitment methods and make it harder for terrorists to carry out attacks. >> michelle: this is not a surprise. president obama has vetoed legislation to repeal his signature healthcare law. this controversial issue has actually reached his desk. but, again, not a advise. it would have -- surprise. it would have cut funding for planned parenthood. while it did pass the house and senate republicans don't have enough votes to override the veto. but the gop says it shows their ability to repeal a law if a republican wins the presidency. >>> former maryland governor martin o'malley at risk of being excluded from the next democratic presidential debate that will air on nbc and here on channel 3. this is video of his campaign stop in las vegas yesterday. the network says to qualify for the january 17th debate a candidate must have a five percent support in the polls. o'malley has been struggling

here is to find additional ways to work together to make it harder for terrorists >> google, apple, facebook and twitter part of the sit-down. most companies have policies directing the removal of violent or terror-related content. security experts say both sides could do more and intercept attacks before they happen. >> probably like to see the technology companies and the government agree on some format of which they can work together on selective cases. how quickly can we respond, how quickly can law enforcement work with them to find out who the perpetrators of potential terrorist acts are. >> encryption is one of the subjects the government wants to bring up in the meetings. experts say if the government and the tech companies are able to come to an agreement on how to use social media to protect the country, it would be an immediate blow to terrorist organizations in the short term. ernie: thank you very much. an important move. joining me right now is peter moreno, a new york security expert. this is a real battleground as we know. how important is it for american tech companies to ge

. >> reporter: the meeting with representatives of apple, facebook, twitter, linkedin and others lastedive hours. streets were blocked as a motorcade drove to mineta international airport where a government plane was waiting. the meeting is part of a broader effort by president obama to create a new task force focused on defeating terror groups online a move applauded even by republicans. >> we need to shine a light on these communications. if you can't see what they're saying, you can't stop it. >> reporter: now, we don't know exactly how the meeting went. we do know from a leaked report what some of the topics were for discussion and that's how to disrupt the path to radicalization and how to undercut the messages of other groups. only one person spoke out of the meeting today who said that the meeting did go well. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> one of the men accused of having the terrorist ties appeared before a federal judge in sacramento today. reporter [ non-english language ] has more on the serious charges that he faces. >> reporter: on facebook aws mohamm

apple reports earnings tomorrow. we will hear from facebook. overall, investors are bracing for a disappointing quarter with companies in the s&p 500 expected to report a 6% decline from a year ago. >> lauren: we will also find out how concern the federal reserve is about falling oil prices. the fed's market committee begins two-day meeting tomorrow. the fed is likely to leave interest rates unchanged after increasing in december, others saying the federal will leave open the possibility of more rate hikes beginning as early as march. >> nicole: fire broke out last night in a roof of a factory where iphones are assembled in china. fox cop technology group, said the fire was brought under control after it was reported. the company said there was no impact on the manufacturing operations of that plan. >> lauren: here is a look at the headlines in today's edition of the wall street journal. federal inspectors will soon release details on serious deficiency firms. recalls grow. recalls of air bags, making their own programs, station owners can avoi

. >> sreenivasan: american technology companies like apple, facebook and google are striving to improve gender and racial diversity in their workforce. having revealed their staffs are predominantly white men, the companies are spending furiously to recruit and keep people who aren't. last night on the "newshour," we reported steps that startup companies in california's silicon valley are taking to diversify. tonight, we look specifically at the effort inside tech giant g fat guy with a ponytail, some guy with crazy facial hair. >> sreenivasan: ...google executive brian welle saw an opportunity. >> so, this is the world's view of silicon valley, and there is some truth to it. >> sreenivasan: welle conducts what is called "unconscious bias training" for tens of thousands of google employees. it's a key component of the company's diversity strategy. >> so, what we want to do is understand what role do we play in making this happen? >> sreenivasan: ever since the tech giant publicized its gender and ethnic makeup in 2014, it has been under pressure to add more women and minorities to its w

reps from apple, facebook, google and twitter expected to attend. a source tells reuters the meeting will focus on social media content and ways to use technology to stop terrorists from radicalizing people online. >> the tech companies have to figure this out. they have to cooperate. >> reporter: former fbi agent rick smith. >> what they are saying at this point though is give us the tools. give us the tools and we have a chance. >> the what would you say to the people who are like, you know, the -- the -- you know, invasion of our privacy? >> look, i think that these people, look, these people that are concerned about their privacy, uhm, in normal everyday life, i get that. we're talking about something bigger than that. >> reporter: the problem, the "islamic state" is growing faster than u.s. intelligence can keep up with. add encrypted technology to the mix. >> it's a needle in the haystack to begin with. this makes it almost impossible. >> reporter: dianne feinstein told "face the nation" the u.s. is fighting in the dark. >> terrorists could us

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you have apple and google and facebook playing. better than average chances this could be big, and for us that's good news. more players playing more games more of the time, and we have a demonstrated history of pushing content to any new and relevant devices. emily: how big do you think vr will be? andrew: i hope it's really big. i think it could be really big. we have challenges as it relates to our industry and how we overcome those. we have our best and brightest, we have a cool lab of engineers who have demonstrated an ability to do innovative stuff for us over the years. tryinglooking at vr and to understand how best we manifest the spirit says -- experiences we make. emily: you announce your getting more than -- more serious than ever about e-sports, competitive gaming. us, engagement is key. building experiences that connect people to each other, to the experiences we make, and on twos is doing that fronts. it has more people playing and more people watching play. our games have been utilized in sports tournaments for a lon

reps from apple, facebook, google and twitter expected to attend.ers the meeting will focus on social media content and ways to use technology to stop terrorists from radicalizing people online. >> the tech companies have to figure this out. i mean, they have to cooperate. >> reporter: former fbi agent rick smith. >> what they are saying at this point, though, is, give us the tools. give us the tools of and we have a chance. >> what would you say to the people who were like this is a, you know, invasion of privacy? >> look, these people concerned about their privacy in normal everyday life, i get that. we're talking about something bigger than that. >> reporter: the problem, the "islamic state" is growing faster than u.s. intelligence can keep up with. add encrypted technology to the mix. >> i mean it's a needle in a haystack to begin with. this makes it almost impossible. >> reporter: senate intelligence committee member dianne feinstein told "face the nation" the u.s. is fighting in the dark. >> terrorists could use playstations to be able to comm

apple, facebook, google can i do you see one of those is more stable than the rest, do you differentiateely. this week was a good example. i will put netflix aside. i have some biases. , amazon, and google, those three in particular really look like not just -- google has been a survivor. in terms of having built a platform. including consolidating a bunch of these others who are not going anywhere. you will see a lot of consolidation. these three are three of the key consolidators that we will see in technology is twice 16 plays out. they recovered very quickly from the weakness in tech. that: bloomberg reported david einhorn is shorting netflix and amazon. >> trouble for netflix. emily: we saw a earnings this week, domestic soup -- subscribers not looking that great. see it when you talk to the company that they are emphasizing international now area they recently had the surprise announcement at the consumer electronics show that they were turning on something like 100 new countries. investors still want to see what is happening in their main market in the u.s. and things are slowing

i think both legal and facebook will be worth more than apple. i like selling to volatility. book expiring on friday, the put spread, collecting about $.80 to $.90, depending on where facebook is. i might even be willing to take delivery on the stock. as it approaches 90, it looks like such a value. julie: mark sebastian, interesting. he might end up eating an owner of the stock. we appreciate -- he might end up being an owner of the stock. we appreciate it. betty: still ahead, amazon reports earnings after the bell tomorrow. saying it's only a matter of time before jeff bezos is the richest man in the world. thehe is so bullish on e-commerce giant. ♪ ♪ oh remotes, you've had it tough. watching tvs get... ...sharper... ...bigger... ...smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch discovery. record this. voila. remotes, come out from the cushions, you are back! the x1 voice remote is here. betty: livebetty: from bloomberg has world headquarters in midtown manhattan, let's get a check on the headlines. mark cru

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administration's top leaders came to silicon valley to seek help from tech giants, including apple, facebookwitter. we saw reid hoffman from linkedin. others, apparently used back doors. homeland security secretary in the middle and senator dianne feinstein explains the problem. >> there is no way with reasonable cause and a warrant to be able to get information when you have good reason to believe that a terror plot may be in the plannings. >> some companies refused to permit access to servers. >> there is no back door. the government doesn't have access to our servers. they would have to cart us out in a box for that. and that just will not happen. >> but it's possible monitoring social media could be different if it's for public consumption. the key is finding out where the terrorists are. >> so easy to hide your identity online that they can state they're in the united kingdom when they're in iran. >> the meeting broke up with no indication of any cooperation reached. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> nuclear experts at stanford say they're studying a claim that detonated a hydrogen bomb. they

administration's top leaders came to silicon valley to seek help from tech giants, including apple, facebooker. we saw reid hoffman from linkedin. others, apparently used back doors. homeland security secretary in the middle and senator dianne feinstein explains the problem. >> there is no way with reasonable cause and a warrant to be able to get information when you have good reason to believe that a terror plot may be in the plannings. >> some companies refused to permit access to servers. >> there is no back door. the government doesn't have access to our servers. they would have to cart us out in a box for that. and that just will not happen. >> but it's possible monitoring social media could be different if it's for public consumption. the key is finding out where the terrorists are. >> so easy to hide your identity online that they can state they're in the united kingdom when they're in iran. >> the meeting broke up with no indication of any cooperation reached. in san jose, abc7 news. >>> nuclear experts at stanford say they're studying a claim that detonated a hydrogen bomb. they say

emily: paul, when you look at the stable of tech giants -- apple, facebook, google -- do you see oneore stable than the rest, do you differentiate? paul: hugely. oh, this week was a good example. i will put netflix aside. i have some biases. we talked about that earlier in the week. facebook, amazon, and google, those three in particular really for me look not just like survivors. google has been a survivor. they are twice as old as most of these companies now. but both in terms of having built a platform that got them to where they are as well as going to the future including , consolidating a bunch of these others who are not going anywhere. you will see a lot of consolidation. these three are three of the key consolidators that we will see in technology is twice 16 plays -- 2016 plays out. they recovered very quickly from the weakness in tech. emily: bloomberg reported that david einhorn is shorting netflix and amazon. mark trouble for netflix. : emily: we saw a earnings this domestic subscribers not looking that great. international seems to be keeping them afloat. mark: you can

apple... facebook... twitter... google... linked-in... microsoft....the "who's who" of big tech companies... meeting today in california.... with the justice department...the goal: fight terrorism. that includes finding ways to block terrorists from using social media to recruit members... and finding ways to make it harder for terrorists to carry out attacks.*anchor camera tag=we are also expecting the department of homeland security and the justice department... to establish a special task force... to counter violent extremism here in the u-s.but so far... no official announcement yet. another developing story right now...investigators confirm two refugees from iraq they arrested in california and texas on terrorism-related charges... had communicated with each other. both appearing in federal court today... but we don't have photos yet.omar faraj saeed al hardan... (omar far-ahj saye-eed hardan) of attempting to provide material support to isis.aws mohammed younis al-jayab... (oz mohammed you-nis al jaye-ab) of sacramento... is charged

a really steady and firm economy that's based on manufacturing and services and technology >> apple, facebook yahoo, each down with 4-6%. chinese investors give, is the bay area economy threatened? >> it's such a diversity of talent, such a diversity of industry here, we are relatively immune to what's going on outside of our little bubble. >> translation, don't panic. a report shows fewer americans applied for unemployment benefits a sign that the labor market remaining strong in 2016. >> turning to the weather right now, even though it's not raining at this moment, we're still feeling the effects of el nino today. >> trying to catch some big waves today where you can see lots of surfers on the water there. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman is there with a closer look. >> we knew the surf would be big today as we came over the mountain to half-moon bay. the surf was hitting the coast so hard that literally, the spray was coming up. it looked like a fog. it was a white mist all along the coast. on a day like this, people go to mavericks. >> take a look at the pacific ocean in an angry mood.

apple, google, facebook, and amazon.u worry at all that any one of them could become too powerful? reid: yes, although not necessarily specifically each one of them, but more as a general system. but naturally when you have aggregation of platforms, you have to worry about leaving room for entrepreneurs, leaving room for innovation. i worry about that on a general basis. not on those specific four companies. i talked to all of the ceos of those companies. they are all like, look, we are trying to build great products and do great things. emily: richard branson has a private island. steve ballmer is buying a sports team. mark benioff gives a lot away. what do you do? with all of the money you have made? reid: most of it is still in linkedin stock. i am building the world with linkedin. i serve on a number of different nonprofit boards. like endeavor and do something. i try to finance projects that i think are interesting. emily: are we ever going to see you start something else? another company? reid: probably not. you kn

google, apple, facebook, amazon down big time. 8% loss on apple. 20% for the 52 week high.aking below the mark for the first time since august, my next guest is alleged. i'm not putting words in his mouth. senior analyst dan ives. where is your hard hat? i stole your joke by the way. >> to be bullish you need a hard hat, especially going into earnings season. it's a perfect storm from china to iphone production to streaming music to the watch. that is why a lot of investors are waiting for the best states in the rearview mirror or is this just a massively. the iphone seven in the latter can. it is a turbulent period. right now the streets, 75% of 80% continue to come down and that is really where we set going into earnings. >> we haven't seen this many downgrades after an apple. >> two years going in before iphone six. >> evaluation is obviously the hope is that bad. what are the real numbers? just looking at the five-year term of apple. this thing has a five and a six in front of it. is that even in the realm of possibility? >> that is not growth stock anymore. it's almost

the administration top leaders came to silicon valley to seek help from tech giant including apple facebook twitter. others apparently used back door. washington ton gin sent homeland security secretary chron son in the middle and department secretary of state on the right. senator feinstein explains the problem. she's vice chair of the senate intelligence committee. >> there is no way even with reason cause of the warm to get information when you have good reason to believe that a terrorist plot may be in the planning. >>reporter: however some tech company refused to permit the guy access to their surverify. this is ceo tim cook from last year. there is inform bey back door. govern doesn't have access to our surverify they would have to cart us in and out a box for. that that just will not happen. it's for public consumes. sea is finding where the terrorist are amend that could be difficult. >> felt ease to,000 they can state that they are in theed they are are in iran. meeting brom about any in san jose, david louie abc 7 news. >>> up next on 7 news at 9. touch down and take off. >> the h

. >>> meanwhile, apple, facebook, justice department on the topic of terrorism including finding ways to block terrorists from using social media to recruit new members. and finding ways to make it harder for them to carry out attacks. we are also expecting the department of homeland security and the justice department to establish a special task force to counter violent extremism here in the west. so far, no official announcement has been made. >>> today, st. petersburg mayor once again made it abundantly clear the city wants to keep the rays at tropicana field hoping the city's new proposal will help just do that. new incentives for the team to stay highlights the agreement and the front office seems to be listening calling it a step in the right direction but here's the thing. it also gives the rays leeway to explore sites while allowing the city to exercise their options as well. >> for the rays, it really doesn't necessarily impact them. the bottom line is it doesn't impact them and i believe it's not a worse day for the rays but for the city, it's a better deal. >> and saint pet

we have apple and google and facebook playing there is a better than average chance this could be bigat is good news because that is more anders playing more games we as a company have a demonstrated history of pushing content to any and all new relevant devices. emily: how big do you think vr is going to be? andrew: i hope it is really big. emily: you hope it is big. do you think it will be big? andrew: i think it will be big. we are working hard and have our best in our brightest and have the core laboratories junior's right out with demonstrated an ability to really create innovative stuff over the years and looking at vr and how we best manifest the expenses for an enjoyable experience. emily: electronic arts ceo andrew wilson, thank you so much. scarlet: emily chang, "bloomberg west" anchor in san francisco. that was her exclusive interview with andrew wilson, electronic arts ceo. shares of electronic arts in the biggest decline since 2011. they are performing better than the broader market. coming up in the next 20 minutes of "bloomberg markets," amazon stock plunges today. inve

. >> reporter: the meeting with representatives of apple, facebook, twittered, linkedin and others lastedre blocked as a motorcade drove to mineta where a government plane was waiting. the meeting is part of an effort by president obama to created a task force to defeat terror groups online. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> to23-year-old aws mohammed younis al-jayab appeared before a judge in sacramento today. he faces a charge of providing false statements about a trip to syria and alleged ties to a terror group there. investigators say he also communicated with 24-year-old omar faraj al hardan. he was charged in houston with trying to provide material support to isis. >>> a philadelphia police officer is recovering after being shot in what's being described as an isis-inspired ambush. surveillance cameras captured him approaching jessie hartnett's cruiser and firing. the officer was shot three times. hartnett fired back wounding the gunman. 30-year-old edward archer told investigators he opened fire in the name of islam. the gun he used was reportedly stolen from a police officer's

asking for the tech's industry from stopping terrorists from online representatives from apple, google, facebook, microsoft and expected to meet with federal officials. encryption to hide their communication. >>> overseas now. the syrian government says it will allow humanitarian aid into are starving to death. the situation is desperate for some 40,000 residents of madaya. victims of the syrian civil war. the last food delivery was in october. they are surrounded by government troops and numerous reports that people have died of malnutrition. >>> president obama is putting the gun lobby in his sights. at a televised town hall meeting, he accuses the national rifle association of stoking conspiracy conspiracy theories that the government is set to taking away guns. shooting, gun sales spike. and part of the reason is is that the nra has convinced many of its members that somebody is going to come grab your guns. >> reporter: a fired up president obama lit int the nra thursday night, accusing the group of igniting its members by distorting his interpretation of the second amendment. >> the conver

>> let's talk about apple, and you mentioned before apple gets you to $120. i think facebookt i think apple does. facebook is 97ish. they report tomorrow night. year on year, 36%. quarter on quarter, 15 to 20%. i think facebook hits that 120 mark before apple. >> we haven't talked about it much, the expectations. do you own it? >> facebook? >> yeah. >> i'm market late. i wimped out than to one because it has had a nice run. it's not cheap. google is where i feel thek there is a lot they can do with the new ceo. apple and ahaving ao, the stock is down 16%, been hammered. 20% exposure to apple. broad come synergies, i think those have upside. if the iphone 7 is going to be as big as i think, they are going to have a lot of content on iphone 7. that's why i like it. >> sirius logic, those are names closely tied. chip names are involved. if you want to be an apple, be an apple, don't go to the ecosystem. >> disney, the sell off underneath $100. that was a pitch i still think it is. i think it's going to break back over $100. facebook, i think it goes to $120. >> plus 280, best da

government officials meeting this week with some top silicon valley leads from companies like apple, facebooknd twitter just to name a few. they were asked for help in identifying these potential terror suspects. the issue at the core of this, though, is where's the line on privacy, right? you've heard those tech companies come out and say they're worried about protecting users' privacy. that's a legal issue, too. laurie segall is with me now. this happened on friday. it was a big deal because sort of the washington folk went out to silicon valley for this and there has been a tension, if you will, between some in washington and silicon valley. you just got off the phone from someone who was at the meeting. what happened? >> yeah, it's funny because one of the first things he said to me, they were on our turf. he said he went in cynical but turned into a gigantic brainstorming session. a little bit of color. there were ten top security officials at the table, ten executives. huge tech executives. talking folks from facebuook, sheryl sandberg, ceo tim cook. they threw out the agenda, started t

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huge moves for apple, facebook, amazon joining the party. we'll come to microsoft.hat's up 6% after hours. clearly responding to their individual earnings, not just oil prices or china. >> no, it's true. they're being punished or rewarded heavily. facebook having its second best day ever yesterday. under armour having its fourth best day on a blowout performance. earnings are certainly front and center. with that in mind, we have other big corporate news to tell you ant. xerox may be bowing to pressure from activist investor carl icahn. the company will be splitting into two separate businesses, hardware and services. icahn will be given three seats on the board of the services company. back in november, icahn disclosed a large stake in xerox and said he would seek talks with management. icahn spoke saying, we think this is a major move and will greatly enhance shareholder value. xerox is expected to announce the move officially when it announces earnings. "squawk box" has an interview with the chairman, ursula burns. another old-school technology company looking to

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apple. amazon, facebook and microsoft earnings. which ceo and stock stands out the most. b of a upgrades. star analyst mike mayo takes the stock off the chopping block after two long years. he joins us live to explain exactly why. we begin with the end of the month. one of the worst januaries ever for stocks and the question of now will the markets continue to correct or is the worst over. one of the worst ones ever. nasdaq could be the worst ever. third worse for the dow and the s&p. bounce back next month or back down? >> as you know it's very difficult to call but i think we're in a volatile trading range. look to 1850 on the down side at the bottom of the bracket but if china straightens things out and that's a long shot at this point that could be off to the races. i still point to them as the mayor problem. getting through earnings season. x materials. that's x energy and is coming through better than expected as has been typical of prior earnings season. we'll get through that and i think the bias is going to be up for now but until further notice it's a trading bounce however you

apple and facebook and microsoft and amazon all with quarterly numbers so we will see what apple numbersngs are on how they are making money off of the regular users united will focus on growth in san francisco one of the best performing airports and they want to fill in some holes in service buy new planes to use at sfo. and chipolte wants to indicator your super bowl part and will take $50 off the first 1,500 caters by box orders received by february 1 valid for one time use only and applied to orders of 20 or more burritos. still down 95 points and nasdaq is down by 20 points. >> thank you, jane. now a look at the cute guy, this is a scared sloth including for dear life to a highway guardrail in ecuador trying to cross the highway. an officer took him to the vet, checked him out and determined he was just fine. the sloth now is become to normal and he is in the natural habitat, the forest, and you can check out our facebook page to share the story. say the sloth would be the symbol of downtown san francisco the next few weeks. >> not sure what i was thing it >> not sure what i was thi