national party leader chu is holding his biggest rally of the election campaign. he's asking supporters to stick together until the very end. chu mobilized more than 70,000 people in taipei. >> translator: peaceful cross-strait relations are vital to ensure the people of taiwan have both social stability and economic prosperity. >> translator: taiwan policies on china are really vague. we're afraid of what might happen to taiwan if she becomes president. >> reporter: staff from the camp have used deep campaign war chests to run advertising grids, and chu has repeatedly used words such as peace and stability to paint his rival as a risky option. many voters are keenly aware that relations with mainland china could hinge on the outcome. >> translator: if the chinese government orders our factories out of the mainland, there won't be a thing taiwanese authorities can do about it. >> translator: it is no use going on about our identity as taiwanese people. the important thing is focusing on economic growth. >> reporter: but chu has failed to advance his lackluster sho

assembly man david chu believes the others that are not banned should be. and those are the ones with something called a bullet button. >> one of these two similar-looking semi-automatic rifles is banaled in california. it's considered an assault rifle. it's the one at the bottom. the one that you can easily operate with a button. >> the ease of detaching the magazine and then rapidly reloading. >> the semiautomatic rival on the top is legal because you can't push that button with your finger to unload a magazine. or you can use other tools, a pen or something like this which you can buy on the internet. chu's bill would also categorize these firearms as assault rifles. >> the whole point was to slow down a potential killer or a potential person's ability to fire off rounds. will the pill really close the loophole? retired police lieutenant says no. >> if they're going to commit a crime, they'll either bring more guns or they'll illegally modify their guns which is what happened in san bernardino. and how do you stop that? >> chu's bill would require curren

now, eric chu conceding defeat, no doubt. in a happy move. it's an historic time for taiwan. >> a very historic time, there's a sense in the crowd that history is being made and beam are watching it. i see a man with tears. a short time ago. the mood is becoming more and more celebratory as people realise the kmt's dominance of politics is coming to an end. it's out with the old guard, in with the new. the d.p.p. generally won the election, the only question is by how many seats and it's almost certain that this will be the first female president in a chinese speaking world. what will they make of the result, because for many the dpp is their worst nightmares because of a pro independence stance. in the crowd, people holding banners saying taiwan is not part of china, that is the sentiment that makes beijing's blood boil. if it becomes overt and is endorsed in an official way by the administration. you'll see a lot of friction. certainly for now, the time is to party for the people. it will be a long night of celebration. they believe they ha

chu mobilized more than 70,000 people in taipei. >> translator: peaceful cross straight relations are vital to ensure the people of taiwan have both social stability and economic prosperity. . >> translator: we're afraid what might happen if she becomes president. >> reporter: staff from the campaigns have used their war chest to advertise. they used words such as peace and stability to paint his rival as a risky option. many voters are keenly aware that relations with mainland china could hinge on the outcome. >> translator: if the chinese government ordered our factories out of the mainland, there won't be a thing taiwanese authorities can do about it. >> translator: there's no use going on about our identity as taiwanese people. the important thing is focusing on economic growth. >> reporter: chu failed to advance his lackluster showing in the polls. meanwhile, tsai has been reaching out to young voters by putting particular emphasis on the internet and social media. an animated character inspired by tsai is featured in online videos. the cute figure explains the party's policies o

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the remaining two california escaped inmates, harry and chu, captured today in san francisco. >> the entire state can breathe a sigh of relief. >> reporter: and a key moment in the investigation, less than 24 hours earlier, the first fugitive, young, caught on camera in santa ana after being on the run. >> we want to make sure that he's caught safely. >> reporter: investigators believe that young was in charge of transportation and stole the white van the trio used to get away. that same van spotted in a whole foods parking lot. a man alerted some park district police officers. van as yuri left on food. they found chu hiding in the van. >> reporter: they're now working on transferring the two back to orange county and figuring out how they got out in the first place. they think that yuri may have coaxed his english teacher to give him more than english lessons. and rabagi now under arrest for suspicion of contributing to the men's escape. the sheriff is tellingis that the men will be kept in a different area than more, making it clear that they won't be held together. >> whitney: if

but here we may have the prospect of what dominic chu describes as an earnings recession.o you think this bear market is either dead or dying? this bull market, excuse me. >> yeah. my guess, tyler, at this point is i think we're going to avoid a full-fledged bear market where the overall stock market, s&p 500 falls 20% from its peak. but i think we might get close. and i think we're going to challenge those august lows yet, that 1867 level about on the s&p 500, and maybe actually fail that and get down around 1800 before we find a low. but i think that the earnings recession which it looks likely we're going to have, the second quarter in a row of declining profitability, is mainly related to the energy and materials sector. a deep, deep recession in that area. but there's still a lot of other sectors that are growing earnings. and if we can arrest this drop in energy costs, then stop the burn rate of earnings loss from those two sectors. i think the rest of the sectors will overtake and will avoid a full-fledged economic or bull market ender, if you will. >> so if you hav

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for "nightly business report" i'm dominic chu. >>> here to talk more about the markets and his stockicks this week, our market monitor is rich steinberg. he is president of steinberg global asset management. last time he was on in january of this year he recommended devon energy, which is down 48%. macy's, which is down 47%. and gilead, which is up 6%. rich, welcome. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> do you still own all three of those stocks or any of those three stocks? >> yeah, we own gilead still. we sold macy's earlier in the year when we saw that cheaper oil prices and gas prices weren't helping consumers. and unfortunately, we still own devon. we think it's probably oversold. >> you think it's oversold. all right. let's talk about the market in general. you just heard a forecast by a number of people that 2016 may be more of the same. do you agree with that? >> yeah-i think we're going to have some fits and starts in this market. if you look at next year's earnings, the s&p we think is going to earn about $125, which gets you to about 2,200 in the s&p, sue. 6%-ish return.

dominic chu takes a look at whether some names that lost their luster last year will shine in 2016. >> reporter: some investors are hunting for value in last year's beaten down stocks but not all of last year's losers necessarily have an equal shot at outperforming in 2016. so take consumer electronics giant apple. construction equipment maker caterpillar and walmart, all three members of the dow jones industrial average. some experts think the you have to be choosey which stocks to invest in. >> i think the apple valuation is spelling trading around 10 to 12 times estimated earnings. caterpillar be a little bit cautious. they're in the mining industry that is struggling, for instance and they get a good portion of revenues from overseas. they're going to be largely dependent upon the dollar in their earnings. but i would invest in both for the long haul. walmart is under a restructuring right now. not quite as high on walmart as we would be on cat and apple. >> others are looking at bigger picture themes like which sectors could do well and which ones investors should remain more ske

for "nightly business report" i'm dominic chu here at the new york stock exchange. >>> many investmentrofessionals say there is even more selling likely to come. larry fink, the head of blackrock, that's the world's largest asset manager, says stocks could fall another 10% from today's levels. and that's not the only thing he sees. >> having a market decline like this in the first couple weeks of the year really puts -- in my mind puts a negativity across the economy, a negativity to every ceo looking at his or her stock price, and negativity related to business and the forward thinking about businesses. i actually believe you're going to start seeing more layoffs in the middle part of the first quarter, definitely the second quarter because if we don't see some swift rebound -- and as i said, i think we're going to have probably more pain before we have that lift. but i do believe by the second half of the year the market's going to be higher. >> mr. fink also said oil prices could test $25 a barrel. >>> so let's turn now to mohamed el ariane to talk about what's happening in the glob

thank you so much, dom chu., you will actually like some of these markets. >> i have to admit i do. you know, we have to think about the last ten years, and people have forgotten this. if you look at a heat map of where returns have come from from freeing physical like asia or europe or stateside here, we only beat the world markets 50% of the time, so if you are only investing stateside, you're missing performance all over the world. you can't know with certainty. last year, for example, europe, 14 point plus returns and we were sitting basically flat in the s&p so needed to have exposure there, going with the dividend, large cap strategy. my strategy was to take the same rules that we built for osua and apply them to europe and asia so it screens out, you know, obviously financial services is pretty bad. when you talk about lower than book value in a bank, there's a reason for that because there's a lot of incertainty about draghi is going to do and his policies and there's nestle and toyota, companies with th

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thank you very much, dom chu. >>> when we come back, we're looking at 1% losses across the board. nasdaq being punished today. we're back in just a moment. >>> obviously, the broad-based selling continues. we do have some retail movers. wal-mart the top gainer on the down. macy's higher after announcing that restructuring last night. retail names year to date short on time span, obviously. but a lot of retailers are at the top. names like kohl's, for instance. >> but then you see companies like macy's, where talk of cost cutting is what stokes investor interest. interesting to see where wal-mart is trading 6673 was the level it touched before that october 14th investor meeting, after which the stock tanked 10%. and the stock has quietly been inching toward that level once again, currently sitting at 6458. i know that's a level traders are watching to see if it can recover. >> takes you back to that incredible meeting they had in this very building. watch time warner. the cfo speaking at a city conference. 460 to 470. the streets at 466. time warner has now jumped to the top of s&p

who better to uncover the truth than cnbc's own secret agent dom chu? >> let's take a look at our secret agent radar for what constitutes a financial contagion. there are major concepts. it starts locally. it goes and spreads to other geographies and asset classes as well. it could lead to some widespread financial distress for selling, margin calls. we've seen a handful of these things in recent memory. remember 1997, the asian financial crisis, it started in thailand and spread through southeast asia, hit europe and the u.s., as well. the other one here is the 2007/2008 mortgage crisis. the subprime crisis started off with that particular part of the market and spread all over the u.s. economy and globally as well. the reason we are talking about it today, china could be the next financial contagion. could be. the risk there has everybody worried. that's the reason why we keep on talking about what's happening with contagion. we'll see if things pan out. >> thank you, dom chu. >>> our next guest has never been more bearish on the space. michael, great

dominic chu and mike santoli are with us to break down both of those strategies.om, we've given you the assignment of being today's bull. mike santoli, you are today's bear. i don't know if it's your personal views or not but just be the devil's advocate and argue it for us anyway. dom, why should you be buying? >> this is the debate happening in the marketplace. there is a reason why you want to buy the dip if you look historically speaking since the financial crisis, and that is because every time we've seen a pullback of this degree, it has been bought. so an average pullback last year was around that 4% to 5% mark. we did see a larger one towards the end of the year. it was bought. another reason for at least some hopefulness is that perhaps oil is trying to find a bottom. of course, yes, the bears will say oil has been trying to find a bottom ever since $70, $60, $50, $40. you get the drift. but there are certain names that have been beaten up badly that have been holding up relatively well and that may be a sign that deep value buyers are starting to feel li

. >> i'm renee chu. today we observe martin luther king jr. day and getting off to a cold start. tomorrow morning. >> it is that time of the year. january tends to be, as a time, statistically that we have the coldest temperatures of the year. and it looks like the coldest night of the year maybe tonight. at least so far. our skycam is looking nice this morning. looking east, down western boulevard to downtown raleigh. in durham, it is 30. cary 25. and 29 in holly springs. yes, we are talking about some bitterly cold temperatures but not quite yet. these temperatures this morning, they are actually pretty close to normal. 30 in irwin. 30 at the airport. and in rocky mount. and 29 in fayetteville and 28 it feels colder than that, with the wind chill. it feels like 23 in southern pines. 22 in south hills. 22 in goldsboro. cold air coming. so even though the temperatures are in the upper 20s this morning, they are close to normal, at lunchtime, only 30, with a high of 35, and we will still be dealing with the wind chill today. again, tonight, the temperatures dipping to 616. we will

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stick around as we bring in ron in insana and dom chu. the fed planning more interest rate hikes despite a sluggish economy, despite the absence of inflation. do you have any perspectives? >> i think if you look at the message of the markets combined, you have a commodity crash, you have a stock market that can't rally. you have transports which are in a full-blown bear market and often times an economic indicator of the vigor of the economy, the yield curve is flattening. that's an indication of slower growth and the rest of the world largely speaking in recession. that's a lot of headwinds for the u.s. economy if the fed is intent on raising rates four times, as stanley fischer told steve liesman. >> what's the counteroffer? >> the counteroffer -- >> is there one? >> the fed needs to stop raising rates and possibly reverse course. i still think we're going negative on rates later this year and you need some fiscal stimul stimulus. we have the capacity, just not the political will. >> we have big picture concerns, but all of a sudden we

dominic chu, market flash. >> chu, nothing but chu. >> all right, guys.untrust, interesting those shares were down despite that earnings report here. home building stocks also having a very strong day following a big jump in monthly sales for existing homes. shares of hov nannian, d.r. horton, and pulte group up. back over to you, ty. >> dom, the ceo of athena health can add the title of hero to his resume. i bet he's chuckling at this. take a look at the picture. it shows jonathan bush springing into action to administer cpr after noticing a man collapse on a street in san francisco. he reportedly suffered a heart attack. mr. bush applied mouth-to-mouth breathing while another bystander did chest compressions and thanks to their quick action, the man began breathing on his own and was rushed to a local hospital. first on cnbc is jonathan bush, chairman and ceo and president of athena health. the irony of all this is you were in san francisco, jonathan, visiting for the jpmorgan health care conference. tell us how this unfolded and what happened on that s

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>>dom chu, ever the bargain hunter. we appreciate it.at verizon, invidia, amazon. any safe to buy? >> verizon is safe to buy in the fact that it's a dividend play and the sustainability of the dividend is key. i think what we see with names like invidia and amazon and the outperformance of the nasdaq in general, once the selling eased up, the market gave me another chance to buy this stuff that seemed like it went nothing but up last year. those are related ones that make some kind of sense. you haven't seen a tremendous dips response. you had a reflex. we ran out of sellers at the lows last week. i don't think that professional money managers who have cash have felt in a hurry to put it to work, which might be kind of a bullish thing for contrarian reasoning. >> so do earnings matter, more or less? >> i think they matter in pockets. one thing i'm fascinated by as the week goes on, how the industrial earnings play out. so caterpillar went from 90 to 60, and today got a downgrade to sell at goldman sachs. so the stock is reacting negative

fans are flocking to center florida to the judy chu eagles guitarist glenn frey. jason: locals of capitalized on the lyric with a statue of the just ahead, breaking news. scientists may have located a new planet in our solar system. michelle: sanford police say six dogs were in apartment .5 of them went on the attack. jason: police are trying to figure out what provoked the dogs. we are working to get you an update on the victims. michelle: the woman who says she was raped after a race in 2014 takes the stand facing her alleged attacker. you will hear her tearful testimony today first at 4. jason: we have some breaking news for you. nasa is just revealing there is a new ninth planet. it is possibly floating at the dark edges of our solar system. michelle: it is being called planet back and nasa believes it is a most as big as neptune. this comes as nasa captures a rare solar corruption. -- solar eruption. it caused these explosions and a magnetic solar arches. eric: you have to continue with , it' s got to be. michelle: just name it pluto again. jason: it was very

. >> sorry, everyone, i eric chu let you down. we've been defeated. the kmt lost the election. we didn't do well and failed our supporters' expectations. >> some nationalist supporters are not sure of what comes next. >> this is a big impact for our country. i feel taiwan is stepping into an unknown situation. we don't know what will happen in the future. >> ushering in a new chapter, they now become the ruling party, something that the party has never seen and something that the younger generation is eager for. >> taiwan will have a better future and the next generation will be much better. >> in her victory speech tsai ing-wen thanked her supporters and voters and it's main ally the united states. while she's saying she wants to work closely with china, warned them against provocative acts. >> we'll make sure that there will be mechanisms to continue communicating with china. i will follow taiwan's best interests and make sure that the cross strait relationship will continue on as it has before. >> they have a neighbor across the street a neighbor they have in their territory

san francisco assembly man david chu demonstrating how fast a mass shootser can reload with certain military style assault rifles. these were called button guns because with the press of a button, an empty clip detaches and another one can be installed. the california state law left us loopholes that the gun manufacturers took advantage of and now they sold many guns that include the so-called bullet button that allow for rapid reload. >> the bullet button guns were used in both the san bernadino and aurora, colorado, movie theater shooters. state assemblywoman pamela harris says she supports the bills. others are markly vain and san francisco is a phil tang. >>> we are now hearing from san francisco's new sher vive about the changes she wants to make about the new city policy. the policy came under fire when juan francis so lopez sanchez was released from jail. he was wanted for deportation but he was let go after dropping drug charges. sheriff vickie henessey says she wants to re-establish communication between federal immigration officials and deputies at the city jail. the sheriff says t

jose nairi and jonathan chu were taken into custody this morning in san francisco after being tipped off. they broke out of a jail more than a week ago with a third inmate. he surrendered to police yesterday. they were awaiting charges on they cut a hole in a metal grate, crawled through the plumbing tunnels and rappelled four stories. >>> a new york giants player is being investigated tonight after accusations of attempted rape. a woman met up with him in a hotel room last night after connecting with him on insta grahame. she claims he took things too far and tried to rape her. the woman climbod to the hood of his car and suffered minor injuries when he drove off. the new york giants issued a statement saying we're aware of the situation and we'll continue to monitor it. we've notified the league offers per the league's protocol. investigation. >>> a woman is fighting for her life while the hunt sofor the driver who ran her down and never stopped. this happened on metropolitan avenue and rodney street. it's an intersection that many call very dangerous. >> reporter: yellow tape sits

chu has given you very nice overview of the book. i would like to pick up on one important message from his remarks, and that is asia's financial sector still has room to grow and it will evolve to meet the needs of the future generation. that could be for infrastructure financing as he mentioned or it could be to mobilize savings for an aging population or managing a higher volume of cross-border trade or capital flows. so, it is very likely that we will see asia's financial sector become bigger, more complex, and more interconnected. now, in my next five to ten minutes that i've been given i would like to talk a little bit about the importance for asia to anticipate and prepare for these changes. and i will speak from a regulatory perspective. in our view understanding new products, new markets and new risks will help asia build resilience. so, how can asia best do this? how can it best prepare for the changes that are coming? well, let's look at what asia's strengths are and areas where it still need to work on. what are asia's st

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. >> sorry, everyone, i, eric chu, let you down. we have been defeated. the kmt lost the election. we didn't do well and failed our supporters' expectations. >> some nationalist party supporters are not sure of what comes next. >> this is a big impact for our country. i feel taiwan is stepping into an unknown situation. we don't know what will happen in the future. >> you canning in a new championship for for taiwan, it is now the ruling party, representing a shift in power that this island has never seen, and something that the younger generations are eager for. the future of taiwan will be better, and young people will now have a better future and the next generation will be much better. >> in her victory speech, tsai. a knicks g-wei ing-wen thanked the people of taiwan and warned china against provocative acts. >> we'll continue to communicate with china. i'll follow taiwan's best interest and make sure that the relationship will carry on as it has before. >> within hours of winning the new president walking the delicate balance that will be the core of her job over the next fou

dom chu has those details. >> good afternoon, scott. even though the earnings season and the big banks are just about over, they're continuing those big banks to be a big focus for traders because the down draft is getting worse. some are actually hitting fresh multiyear lows. now on the money center or aka, the big bank side of things, bank of america is on that list. among the regional banks, check out comerica, and sun trust hitting fresh multiyear lows as well. the move is helping to push financials to become the second-worst performing sector in the s&p 500 year-to-date, down 12%. to put it in perspective, that's worse than the energy sector in 2016. the only sector performing worse in the financials right now, guys, materials. so financials, the second biggest, and s&p weigh in big this year. back to you, scott. >> thank you. dom chu. are you surprised that the financials can't get out of their way? >> can't get out of their own way. >> i can understand with the big financials, yes, because they have so many other things. but the

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. >> reporter: leading the anan vote initiative is congresswoman judy chu who brought in supporters from around the >> certain states will have a huge affect on the outcome of this presidential election such as nevada, such as virginia. >> and you're from las vegas. >> we have voters. we know how to deliver those votes, shekar narasimham poipts to the senate election in his state, virginia. >> thank you, virginia. >> reporter: where asian american voters made the difference for democrat mark warner who won by less than 1 percent of the vote. >> republicans used to enjoy the majority of asian american support. >> university of california professor karthick ramakrishnan runs the nonpartisan asian american survey which shows a political shift after the 1992 election when just 31% of asian americans voted for democrat bill clinton. by 2012, 73% voted for bar ak obama. >> what changed sh. >> one is the clintons. this is where hillary clinton can draw on a lot of support from what she and her husband doing outreach to these populations. another part that has changed is the republican party, es

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david chu is an advocate for the proposal. a number of gun safety bills will be proposed in this legislative session. >>> how safe is san francisco? in people are frustrated. they say they have never seen crime so bad. tonight they delivered a strong message. jean elle, is the mayor and police chief listening? >> they were here tonight. more than 100 people showed up in a community meeting to tell city leaders they don't feel safe in their neighborhoods and they are hoping the dialogue leads to results. >> i have never seen the kind of thing that we're seeing on this block in the 30 years that i've lived here. >> reporter: fed up with crime, dozens of people from san francisco speak out at a community meeting. scott wiener organized the meeting before being robbed in the mission. the mayor told the frustrated crowd that he is prepared to advocate funds increase safety. while violent crime is down property crime is up. and police need help preventing the rash of broken car windows. >> do not leave anything and when we say anyth