wells fargo is growing.ough wells fargo is facing a challenging environment , they are growing in revenue. they are able to keep cost. they have a future that is more positive from investor's point of view. with citigroup it is shrinking. for a long time, people have been helping that they could get expensive under control -- expenses under control. betty: do they need to do more with expenses? christine: i think the general view is that everybody needs to be better with expenses. there have been a number of announcements at job cuts at morgan stanley. obviously other banks have been aggressive. we have reported that goldman sachs, which has been a leader in trading, is looking at cutting off their trading business. more and more likely, i will say and groups like citigroup, others that have a lower evaluation as opposed to wells fargo, they are under more pressure to show their investors that they are getting a grip on expenses. they will improve their return on equity. that is more for citigroup than other

she's in "fargo." kirsten dunst is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm not just saying that. she got nominated for a golden globe. >> steve: who? >> jimmy: kirsten dunst. >> steve: because of the show. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: got nominated for a a golden globe. >> steve: it's because of this show. >> jimmy: that's what i'm saying. they're both nominated for golden globes. like a commercial for the golden globes, right here. is calvin nominated for a a golden globe? >> steve: he will be. >> jimmy: loser. [ laughter ] guys, we have great music tonight. you guys want lasers? [ cheers and applause ] forget it. never mind. >> steve: why? >> jimmy: i don't know. i thought you said you didn't want any lasers. >> steve: lasers! [ cheers and applause ] >> calvin harris is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] a little calvin harris. here's a little calvin harris for you. lasers lasers lasers lasers >> jimmy: trust me. trust me. trust me, lasers are going to be tonight. calvin harris. how deep

i texted him. >> jimmy: well, that's your buddy from "fargo." >> from "fargo" yeah. >> jimmy: you're fantastic in "fargo," by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you play peggy. you're phenomenal. you have the accent down. which i couldn't do the accent. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> you did it. don't you know. >> jimmy: don't you know. i sound irish when i pretend to do that. [ light laughter ] oh, yeah, don't you know. it's going to be a great day here. >> in the -- >> jimmy: here in dublin, minnesota, it's fantastic. [ light laughter ] but it's tricky. i don't know how to do that. and also act. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the whole cast is fantastic. who is your husband in -- >> jesse clemens. >> jimmy: jesse clemens. >> who i adore. he's amazing. >> jimmy: he's great. you know who is also fantastic? nick offerman. >> i adore nick. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: man, he's crushing it. >> i love that guy. he's the best. >> jimmy: he crushes it in the show. he's so good. if you love him in "parks and rec." [ cheers and applause ] he's just -- >> everybody. gene smart. i mean -- >> jimm

we are here live at wells fargo rodeo last night and tonight. i think i have heard you or maybe our producer call me a clown, but i am with the real clown today. tell us about the rodeo. >> it was amazing, it was absolutely awesome. anthony was awesome. it was action-pack, nonstop to the very end. marcus: tell us a little bit about what you do. >> i do tricks with ropes, but my main job is to explain the acts. i'm the biggest rodeo fan in the country and i am paid to watch it front row. we just have so much entertainment top to bottom. this is the premier, the best event in the nation. marcus: how did you get started? >> i grew up with a monkey named my dad owned whiplash and so you could say i lived in the shadow of a monkey. i had to work really hard to hone my skills. i started trick roping. about four years ago i started announcing, and i get paid to do what my dad used to with me for, talk too much. marcus: and you are from iowa? >> about 60 miles from here. i got started writing bowls. -- riding bulls. i just eased right into clowning, and

i have marcus inside wells fargo arena. alyx: i'm going to have a feeling your wife is not going to find that in your laundry. heartbreak for the hawks. it was a disappointing start for christian mccaffrey stole a 75 yard touchdown the first time he got the ball. the cards didn't look back after that heading into half time 35 to zero. c.j. beathard passed for 239 yards and had two 4th-quarter touchdowns for the hawkeyes. but it just wasn't enough stanford wins 46-16. a police chase ends in a crash in north east des moines. it all started near east 42nd and hubbell after police attempted to pull over a vehicle. after a brief chase, it all ended at wayne and east washington. the driver was taken into custody. no word on any charges they maybe facing. a 15-year-old is facing charges in a des moines shooting that happened thursday afternoon in the 1300 block of east 14th street. that's where authorities say another 15-year-old was shot in the chest. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. witnesses first told i

, citi wells fargo.er markets are down, but profits rose, revenues rose. they are preparing for a more volatile market. i want to bring in erik schatzker who has been digging through these numbers. whether you are talking citi or j.p. morgan, really stockpiling reserves getting ahead of loan losses. erik: that underscores the tale of two banks. you nailed it, the idea that citigroup has been supplanted by wells fargo. credit quality is a big concern. we saw j.p. morgan take additional reserves for the fallout from louisville -- low oil prices. citigroup doing the same thing in its wholesale bank. buildillion of reserve for the potential for those loans to oil and gas companies to go bad. $550 million total. a $550 million total reserve build at citigroup versus no reserve build at wells fargo. it is not as if wells fargo does not lend to energy companies. it has a different business. it is a consumer focused bank. american-focused on big banks on wall street. citigroup the most international. the diverge

here's your answer. mcdormand, fargo! >> yeah. >> good stuff! okay, so, you know, i used to watch pre-kids but, watch them walking up on stage, watch her, ready, here she goes, here she goes. what is that! >> i won! >> john: that is funny. >> amy: i wonder -- i don't know if she is still acting? what is she in? what is she doing now, do you know? >> i don't know. i didn't hear what she said. anyway, frances mcdormand. the big winner. [applause]. >> got it right. >> she has been married to joel cohen since 1984, she's 58. i got nothing else. >> thank you. >> that's all we've got. sorry, david. hit in hollywood time! >> let's find out what is going on today. now the president of the academy is responding. >> amy: joining us, from xl 106.7 is ray, she has the scoop for us. good to see you. >> good to see you guys, good morning. over the weekend we had people announce they are boycotting the oscars. they will not be attending the ceremony on february 28th. because of the nominations. of course you probably have seen the #oscar so white and because t

highs will be in the -10 range in fargo today with those temps racking southward tomorrow. we have seen our highs today and will keep chills around -15 or below today with a few snow showers. snow showers continue tonight, but we will have dangerous wind chills down tt -40 in many areas into tomorrow morning and will still be below -30 much of the day as highs may not get zero high was back in 2014 and we could see it again tomorrow. week. a chhnce of snow returns for late tuesday into early wednesday. arctic air will track into the region today and stick around through monday with dangerous wind chills... a wind chill advisory is posted for tonight and tomorrow morning for our northern counties with a wind chill warning for the waterloo and waverly. the difference between the advisory and warning that warnings have ccills below -33. current chills are around -15 in some areas and will only get worse tonight. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras are showing mainly clear skies although some clouds are holding in the east. temps have dropped into the single digits over mo

. >> we have one venue the wells fargo.e have our hotels and we'll have all our restaurants, bars, brewpubs and everything else open in between. so have no fear, they'll be lots of places to have fun. >> reporter: days at the convention will play out at the pennsylvania convention sent. with caucus meetings galore but plenty of time for thousand of delegates to eat out and shop. 15,000 hotel rooms have already been booked at 88 hotels in philadelphia and valley forge. at night the action will shift to the wells fargo sent. where tv networks and corporate sponsors will at the time set up shop for the nationally broadcast festivities and convention begins they'll need food and flowers, staging and soft drinks, a lengthy shopping list to be filled by local businesses. >> it is more cost effective and more cost efficient for them to fine those things here in the city of philadelphia than shipping them in from their headquarters in atlanta or new york. >> reporter: of course the convention will run from july 25th through the 28t

interestingly wells fargo is the country's third biggest bank, citigroup moves down, wells fargo moves up. 103 eps, 1.03 on earnings on 21.6 billion on revenue. this is a relatively good story in the financial sector. as you know, we've been expecting good rates with the higher offing, should produce boosts in the organizations. the market is not giving anything, not happy about anything today and the bank stocks getting sold off. as we take a look at u.s. bancorp, 79 cents a share, eps $1.87. regents $1.21. these are regional banks at the bottom of the chart, they're struggling too with the share price. as we look at a market selling first, asking questions later, liz? liz: that is a great way of putting it. with the dow jones industrials down 386. exactly 14 minutes left before we hear the closing bell ring. i heard a trader say ring the bell already! they're exhausted from this particular day. you have to bring all of the roads back to oil and energy. it's the worst performing sector right now. joined by tim leech, chief investment officer at u.s. bank management. getting loud in th

right to rise usa wells fargo arena is starting the new year with a bang. monster jam takes over the well today... crews hauled in truck loads of dirt to prepare for all the action at the arena. monster jam has two runs today... one at two, the other at 7:30 tonight. tickets are still available... just call the wells fargo arena box office or go online to hy-vee-tix-dot-com the sunny and dry weather will continue through the weekend with highs in the 30s. more sunshine on tap for next week with an increase in clouds by the end of the work week. the next chance of precipitation comes on friday with the potential for before hawkeyes fan made their way to the rose bowl stadium, they took city held its traditional new year's day rose parade yesterday kareen wynter gives us a look at the larger than life floats. they rang in 2016 with a bang. this year's tournament of roses parade in pasadena was once again a new year's day extravaganza. as marching bands kept the crowds moving in the cold weather, spectacular parade floats decked out in the most extraordinary d

the wild west is coming to des we're live from wells fargo arena with a first look at the show... it's friday january 8th.. today in iowa starts now.... temperatures will hold steady in day today, making for another chilly and gloomy january afternoon. we'll start the day with more fog/mist, so give yourself a little extra time for driving. another wave of light rain is expected to move through before noon, with a few flurries possible after lunch. this system will move northeast during the day, so not much more than a few flurries are expected through saturday. the biggest change over the next couple of days will be the temperatures, which will drop off into the middle teens by the afternoon on saturday... possibly not even making it into the teens on sunday. i-35 @ oralabor i-235 @ 22nd first on 13... wet conditions luther on edge this morning... people there say they're afraid of yet another round of flash flooding... something they've seen time and time again. that's because the town has no sewer system... instead it depends on a tile system to route storm water away from home

you can catch grave digger and fargo arena tonight is the last night and the show starts at 7-30. it was a tough loss for hawkeye fans yesterday. they lost 16 to 45 against stanford at the historic rose bowl game. but to make matters worse -- standford's marching band mocked iowa during the halftime show during their performance, the band played the "farmer's only dating website jingle" and members ran a giant cow across the field. iowa fans responded by booing them off the field. this isn't the first time the band has caused controversy. in 20-13 rose bowl game -- the band made fun of wisconsin in a well remain dry and mostly sunny to start the first week of the new year. temperatures will fall slightly for sunday and monday, only reaching the upper 20s. by tuesday temperatures will rise back into the lower 30s which will help melt days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fu

. >> finally, at a wells fargo, her card worked. she was to $800. >> this is the first suspect. his name could be andy or andrew. this is a newly released emblem on his jacket, may be of a pinup girl. and it is the wells fargo camera that captures the image of the second suspect, he is hispanic the victim hopes that this story reminds everyone to be vigilant of their surroundings. the men actually tried to approach another woman first but they got spooked. the bank gave her back the $800 she was forced to withdraw. if you know anything, call the crime line. announcer: now, your super doppler 10 forecast with don slater. >> we are going to dive into the forecast and show you what is going on around the area. cold again overnight but i want to focus what is going on with the snow tomorrow morning. and then the big storm over the weekend. here is a look at what is going on with our cloud cover. we can't see anything with the cloud cover, skies are as clear as can be. it is going to continue overnight around 10-15 miles per temperatures here are rock temperatures. i am going to 40 d

city and fargo releasing earnings. give us insight into the numbers. >> every quarter the cfo at citi bank holds calls with reporters, and if this were any other day, we would talk about how citi is doing regarding 2013, whittling down holdings, give than citi has the most international footprint of any other bank and the last time we heard about it the exposure to the oil sector was $60 billion in total exposure, it's important to hear the comments he had to say. the company put away about $600 million. half of that is for energy companies. he did not go further on his outlook for oil. he said he would save that for a call with analysts in a couple hours time, but analysts will be pressing him to know where citi's exposure lies, what they're reserving and looking at in terms of risk profile. he went country by country when asked about asia, the price of oil, the ripple effects across the globe. he said there is a slowdown in china. city has about 50 retail branches. he knows what he's talking about he has exposure on

fargo was a k-9 killed in richland county in 2011. the law would increase prison time and add a potential fine animals. >> we ask these k9s to go into buildings after bad guys, exactly what we do. we call them a deputy also. geoff: surratt also wants to thank the community for its support after hyco's death. allyson: pickens county will now seek legal help to fight having coal ash disposed there. company mmr pickens agreed with the county in 2007 to allow construction debris to go into a landfill near liberty, but officials learned the company now wants to dump coal ash. the county council voted no to it last night, saying it's not part of the agreement. geoff: the oconee nuclear power plant will undergo inspection today after the discovery of degraded power cables. the nuclear regulatory commission will inspect the power cables for two of the plant's three units. the inspection will take several days. the plant is located near seneca about thirty miles west of allyson: taking a look at the roads, i-85 near highway 290, going nicely.

the national weather service says six to 16 inches of snow fell in fargo early today. a winter storm warning was posted for the area. drivers should beware -- once the snow stops...rain is expected to move in and that has the potential to make roads very slick. the 46th annual people's choice awards were held last night. among the winners, sandra bullock for "favorite movie for "favorite daytime tv host." nbc scored big with "the voice" for "favorite competition tv show" and jimmy fallon for "favorite late night talk show host." and what would an awards show be without a little drama. some random guy ran on- stage and grabbed the microphone as the hosts of "the talk" were accepting an award. sheryl underwoood pushed him away and sharon osbourne gave him a couple of kicks. speculation has already begun online that it was some sort of stunt. the man shouted a plug for an upcoming album by rapper kevin gates. the numbers are in -- and you didn't win. lottery officials say the 524-million dollar powerball jackpot had no winning tickets sold by wednesday night. the numbers

fargo right now is minus 13. minneapolis is currently sitting at minus 2. those are current temperatures, air temperatures. then you factor in the wind, and it feels like minus 21 in minneapolis. 27, fargo, minus 32. can you imagine temperatures like that? it's going to get colder as the night moves on. watch the front, continuing on to the east, clearing out the skies a little bit for tomorrow. still average out mostly cloudy skies, the first part of the day, few peeks of sun and that cooler air works its way in for beginning of the week. by the time we duet into the middle of the week we'll see a slow warming trend, next week before yet another one of the systems brings the rain our way. mostly cloudy skies then tomorrow, anniversariably cloudy skies a bit breezy with a neflt wind and a daytime high about 68 . mostly sunny on monday with a chilly start at 68 . on the water the winds are out of the northwest tomorrow at 15 knots, seas three to five feet. seven-day forecast, much cooler temperatures, we start the work week, start to warm things back up as w

so we'll be looking forward to that. >> that video from fargo. people think you're acting that's really what your real accent is. >> kind of like taking the edge off. but you know we still talk like that once in a while. we go ice fishing up there. a couple of big northerns. >> i can listen to that all day long. >> i'm sure. we'll be right back, stay with us. >> go gophers. >>> here's what's to come. >> i'm going to show you which apps can help you keep your new year's resolutions. >> plus weather and traffic on >>> we have an update on bolen's execution and the we're still waiting on word of what's happening inside the chamber. no cell phones are allowed in so they can't give us an update or tell us what's happening until he's out of that room. the execution was scheduled for 6:00 tonight in bradford county. we will have updates on 8 at 8:00 which is on great 38. and on our breaking news app as well as on wfla.com. >>> in the meantime, we've been telling you about some changes on the horizon. some wet weather coming through and cooler stuff next

federal prosecutors have reached a plea agreement with a cedar rapids man who robbed a motel in fargo at gunpoint. gunpoint.police say eric webb held the business up in june, but was shot by an officer shortly after.webb was given five seperate charges in the case, including armed robbery. his trial was supposed to start tuesday, but was cancelled. crime has fallen in black hawk county... county...crime fell two- and-a-half-percent last year in cedar falls.the police department says there were noticeable drops in thefts and vanadalism.but the number of o-w-i's were up more than 17- percent from 20-14.the department credits the over-all drop in part to residents, giving them hope the trend will continue. traffic is back to normal this afternoon, on interstate 80 east of west branch.but this morning, it was slow moving because of a westbound lanes.the iowa d-o-t says the truck slid off the road.luckily, nobody was hurt. presidenital candidate ben carson, carson,will take a break on his campaign for two days after a western iowa crash killed one of his volunteers. volunteers.a van carryi

speaking earnings, we also saw from citigroup and wells fargo.hose came in ahead of analyst estimates. especially for citigroup, analysts had been resting the quality of revenue. that is one of the reasons why it is falling more than will -- wells fargo. and disney, we're watching that one, downgraded to underweight. have two questions of profitability at espn. a lot of investors have been bringing that up as lo of late. scarlet: thank you. ecs are seeing outflows. we're talking about equity and high-yield etf's when it seems the sky is falling there are two ways that investors can play the market. oure with details is bloomberg intelligence reporter. it is no surprise they are fleeing equities and high-yield, but they are seeking shelter somewhere. >> two places. first, treasuries. treasuries has taken in $3 billion, the largest category of flow. up until today we saw the steady climb into treasuries. know that this is so widespread because they're going and all kinds of maturities. it is not like someone were on is -- fed, it is all over. safe,

belize war is over but the storm continues for top 20 matchup at the wells fargo center. big east college hoops on fox sponsored by jeep grand cherokee. ready for anything winter throws at you. today it throws us this top 20 matchup between 16th ranked providence and no. 4 villanova. one started. joe davis, jim jackson. molly mcgrath joins us in a moment. besides all of us becoming lot more familiar with this city, we've been here few days now, how does this game getting bumped back a day affect how the teams get ready? affects the player. it enhances the moment, gives a little bit more scowing in, more bonding in the hotel. they are ready to go. >> joe: got two of the top teams in the conference obviously with that we've got some of the brightest stars in the big east. >> jim: kris dunn, potential national player of the year. he can beat from you outside also gets to the basket. he's altered dynamic on the defensive end he can do so many things well. but defensive she he causes so much havoc. and josh hart. last year's big east 6th man basketball. inside, outside. only v

wells fargo arena is starting the new year with a bang. welcome back... wells fargo the mayor of johnston is making good on a bet of sorts.. last month... mayor paula dierenfield promised to run a mile for every bag of food or personal items donated to the johnston partnership. so today... dierenfield stepped outside for her first run - a half marathon. that's 13-miles down... and at least 174-miles to go. the city is still tallying donations. "what i've observed over the years is if you give them something fun to do as part of the cause they really step up to the plate and give in an amazing way. and they've done that this year with the almost 200 bags of groceries and personal good items they've contributed." dierenfeld is an avid runner and has completed several marathons on her own. completing this challenge will be the equivalent of running 27- marathons during the month of january. highs reached into the mid and leading to more snow melt as we head in to the weekend. be aware that temperatures will be cold enough for some refreeze and slick spots to

>>> coming up next in sports, the highlights from a busy day at the wells fargo center flyer action. >>> and the eagles are one step closer to making doug peterson their head coach. >>> didn't watch nbc 10 news >>> today the temple campus will be crawling with hundreds of hackers. it's part of a 24-hour marathon that began yesterday in preparation for martin luther king day. drexel's dragon hacks are pushing participants to work for change. one of the challenges is to create technology that will help disadvantaged communities. judging begins at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> good morning to you. happy sunday. danny pommel from comcast sportsnet here. the eagles continue to wait but it shouldn't be much longer before doug pederson is their head coach. they can't sign pederson before he is in the playoffs. tom brady was a man about his business. two touchdown passes to rob gronkowski and ran for another in a 27-21 win over kc. >> doug pederson's last official game as coordinator of the cheefs go chiefs goes into the books as a loss. his players said what he meant about their offense for the

. >> 60 employees from wells fargo got their hands dirty, humanity to build three homes in daytona beach. it's all part of the veterans build, where volunteers build a veterans. >> they're so grateful for every volunteer hour and minute that everybody puts in and they're building their own houses and learning along the way. >> today, mario figueroa is building his. >> doing it so my son and grandson have a stable home to live in, long beyond my years, and i'm setting them up for success. >> figueroa, who also volunteers for habitat for humanity says not only is he grateful for his new home but for the folks who donated their time and money. >> it feels good to have people come out and show their appreciation by volunteering on their day off from work on a holiday. >> the house should be completed by the end of march but says his volunteering will continue. >> i'm looking forward to getting the house finished and have my family in a nice, stable environment and i'd like to continue on helping other veterans get into housing and >> >> volunteers started their work at 8:00 this morning and

vonnie: i'm saying wells fargo. gerard: i understand. jpmorgan had 60% core loan growth.s big banks, we are expecting good core loan growth. -wise, what then citi are you looking for? gerard: there are going to be a number of one-time items. they have preannounced a large and they large game are taking those gains to build off reserves. it will be a tough one to figure out, and bottom line, the core number will be ok but it will be tough to figure out. tom: where are these two fail banks?o- how many bodies will move out the door when you adding retail and all the branches? gerard: it is an interesting question. in the next two years, assuming we do not have a recession, we are expecting higher interest rates, and in rising rates there will be more profit. that being said, the return on equity's for these companies is not -- some tough decisions may have to metropolitan life two years from now. francine: what are you expecting from these u.s. earnings? quarter --rth jpmorgan said if you look at the consumer credit, it has never been as good in history as it could be. i thi

fargo was a k9 killed in richland county in 2011. the law would increase prison time for those who harm police animals from one to five years to a mandatory sentence of two years. as part of the bill, violators could also be charged a 20,000 dollar fine. geoff: we don't really think of them as being a pat, but that family in the picture with his daughter. it brings it all home. allyson: that is hard. geoff: all right, dale. dale: everybody is saying woah as they step out the doors. not as windy as yesterday. today, it is calm in laurens but 20's all across the area. even teens in western north let's take a look at live super doppler 4 hd. no precipitation from the mountains all the way down to the coast. we will stay dry. because of slippery spots, we have heard from yancey and avery schools on two-hour delays. 16 to 18 this morning in franklin and andrews. low 20's across the good bit of the upstate. it feels colder when the breeze blows. wind chill for bayonne is eight, greenville and spartanburg deal like they are in the teens. we

we will move on to john, the cfo at wells fargo. they released the earnings report early this morning. we want to get to the earnings, however let's talk first about the market in anxiety right now. with the you make of this. ? john: there is plenty of it. it is reflected in underlining fundamentals. we see payment data and alone data and it is pretty much starting at the beginning of the year, and so that has not all come through yet. it is consistent with behavior and activity of most of the clients with a regular banking business. it have to be reckoned with -- it has to be reckoned with and we are waiting to see how people react when statements come out with lower equity values and lower retirement values. it has been germanic over a short -- dramatic over a short. of time. time.iod of joe: what do you see on the ground in terms of economic activity and specifically in the state of the mortgage market? john: we are not seeing a high meaningfulof a economic slowdown, we are looking at payments up, the housing market is stronger t

wells fargo revenues are up.loombergin intelligence bank analyst and start with citibank and those assets. the theme this earnings season has been cost cutting. alice: cost-cutting has been the theme. ,his quarter we saw yesterday jpmorgan operating a little better than people thought. however, in a guidance going forward, they think interest margins that had been helped by gains will be helped in stead by the first rate increase from the fed. citibank saw a revenue gains. on the cost side, cost falling, but maybe not as much as people would like. david: the story has been how much banks had to set aside for legaltory issues and fees. a fundamental change there. much less being spent. allison: what we have seen with citigroup and bankamerica as haveas jpmorgan is they put most of the legal costs behind them. we have seen a divergence across the global investment banks this year in terms of much lower at city, bankamerica, and jpmorgan. however, i also think the bigger issue for the banks, and what is overshadowin

upgrading wells fargo to a buy while downgrading jpmorgan chase.ls is well positioned to deal with a potential variety of negative factors including lower oil prices and slower china economy. the downgrade to jpmorgan is based on the recent outperformance. >> you know, i don't want to defend wells fargo, but the stock is down 8% this month. it kind of looks like the indiscriminate selling we've been seeing, loan rates are up, default rates are down. >> yield curves are flatter. >> that's probably it, too. 8% decline for wells fargo this year. finally today's under the radar name, imperva, cyber security company. guggenheim securities upping it to a buy from a neutral. they say the stock is worth a, quote, second look because of its best of breed status and market leadership in a number of key areas. it's a big player in defending against thins like denial of service attacks. price target, 78, 35% upside. stock down 12% in the past quarter. >> and it is often mentioned as a potential takeout target. >>> as you may have heard -- by the way, this is "

taking a live look at the wells fargo center where that convention will take place.mayor kenney says this event is much different from the world meeting of families and the visit from pope francis and having a central location for the festivities will help down town businesses. >> one venue at wells fargo, hotels and all of our restaurants,q bars, brew pubs ad everything in between v. no fear, there will be lots of places to have fun. >> so, again, the dnc committee is hosting a series of workshops to help small businesses and they are going to be answering questions for restaurant workers during a twitter chat coming up next month. >> people in the francisville section of philadelphia say their health is put in jeopardy. st. joseph's hospital is their neighborhood hospital that is planning to close next year. it will consolidate with girard medical center. nbc 10 spoke to neighbors who are worried and angry. st. joseph's has been around since the mid 1800s. it's slated to close the end of march. the consolidation will cause hundreds of layoffs and another concern, t

. >>> paul christopher joins us head of global market strategist at wells tag fargo investment institute. well cull, palm, a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you, see. >>> is there more down side to come? if so, how much more significant? >> right, more down side to come in the sectors that your reporter mentioned, so manufacturing, construction and minimal extraction. part of it is the realization that demand isn't there anymore, but it also suits china in a very nice way, because they really want to develop more service sector growth and consumption. you heard the part about the higher wages, so at the same time some sectors are correcting, others are growing, in fact services represent the fastest growth in the economy and largest source of employment growth. what about china's internal debt issues? they have a lot of loans to state-owned enterprises, a lot of real estate loans out there. is their debt their real achilles' heel. >> that is a large overhang, but fort lay it's mainly internal, not external. so the government is in the process of trying to redenominate a lot of that.

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and fargo's law. fargo was a k9 killed in richland county in 2011. time for those who harm police animals from one to five years years. as part of the bill, violators could also be charged a $20,000 fine. surratt also wants to thank the community for its support after hyco's death. he says he's received letters and donations from across the nation. we are just one wewe away from clemson's chance to win it all, so we are going back in time when the 1981 football team won the national championship. clemson sports information director tim bourret was with the athletic department back then, too. he even kept a memento of the season a ticket from the game. the cost back then, $15. now, the cheapest ticket we could find costs $450. the size of the press guides has also changed. >> basically, all the info information that's in here started out on my electric typewriter and mr. bradley's electric typewriter. allyson: bourret also kept newspapers from the orange bowl he says when he l lks at them, he can't help but think about the excitement everyone felt win

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fargo was a k9 killed in richland county in 2011. the law would increase prison time for those who harm police animals from one to five years years. as part of the bill violators could also be charged a $20,000 fine. it is a $20 tool that could save your life in a flood and an upstate foundation would like to give you one. the alex holmes foundation purchased 600 swiss tech automobile emergency tools and will be giving them out saturday. the 3 inch tools will break car windows, cut seat belts and give you light to escape a vehicle caught in rising water. the foundation was started after alex holmes died in october's flood. >> she was always smiling, she was always happy. at thanksgiving, christmas she's the sister everybody looked forward to seeing because she just lit up the room. geoff: the giveaway will start saturday morning at 11:00 in the olive garden parking lot on laurens road in greenville. i was thinking recently about the river and the person of being able to get out. i have to get one of those. allyson: i have one of thos

. >> i am loving "fargo." this is such a fantastic show. >> you know, and knowing that last year won the globe, it gives us a lot of momentum, a lot of support. so we're just happy to be here. >> can you give me a tip on how to nail the accent? because i feel like -- i feel like there must be some sort of a tip in there. >> we had a great dialect coach. if you can get your ya down, you're good. tighten your "os." just try not to sound too irish. >> that is hard. i love you in this role because you're so good-natured, and you're a really nice guy, but you're getting it done. >> he's not messing around. he's in it to win it. it was great. it was actually great playing somebody with such strength and soul. so do you plan for the speech, or do you wing it? >> you know, the opportunity comes so rare. >> i told him he had to because when he gets nervous, he rambles a little. and i said, no time for rambling. so you've got to write something down. >> i did write something down. we'll see if i use it. >> i watched so

i'm thinking of wells fargo. is that a right business model or not?na: there is many similarities and i think the potential and what wells fargo has done -- i admire them a lot in the u.s. -- is not very different from what we are doing. the difference is that we have a billion people in our core market. that is a big number. so the potential growth i think is probably bigger all the time. francine: your share price has come under pressure. i would not say significant pressure, but under pressure. how much do you think that is out of your control? ana: well, i would like -- and i know this is a big ask -- i think we should be measured since we increased capital. we did very well until about mid-april. our share price was up 16%, 17%. in line or better than most of our peers. since then, there have been a number of issues. you know, brazilian banks are down i think it is 35% since then. spanish banks are down. polish banks are down. so it is the market. i think what is important is that we have shown very strong results and our latest results, profits

sixers putting on a show. >> for just a second time all season, it is sold out at wells fargo center.are going nuts tonight, down to the wire, and look, on paper the sixers they don't stand a shot tonight. come on, worst team against the best. the difference in the sixers and warriors winning percentage is the largest in nba history. having said all that, how about this, nicki minaj, put down the phone. watch this crazy finish. sixers fight back, down bias many as 24. final minutes. steph curry the three, sixers down 13. they fight back. ish smith for nerlens noel, part of the 90 run. sixers down six. thirty-eight seconds left, how about isaiah cannon, three abe a foul. four-point play. sixers within two. what a turn off events. they give the ball right back, ish smith, the slam, we are tied at 22 seconds left. now the warriors get the ball back they can win it, with one last shot. harrison barnes, with no time left, sixers lose 108-105. golden state is 43-four. best start by a nba team since the sixers 49 years ago. >> for us to be down by 24 and find a way at home to not roll over,