. >> oh, it's -- >> it's levitating as if by magic. before eventually falls to the ground.ah. >> nah? got more. >> keep hearing some crazy [ bleep ] coming from my basement. >> his wife is like it's the cat. the cats are upstairs. whoa. >> all right, here we go. hello. i know i hear you down here. i know i heard you. >> holy -- >> what is it. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> dude, there was like, a thing, like a shadow. >> yeah. >> shadow person. >> like, hey -- >> i know i heard you. holy -- >> he runs down stairs and sees nothing. he doesn't look under the stairs at the person who is all dressed in black. >> is somebody pranking him. >> i think somebody's pranking us and anybody else who is watching the video. >> a free fall almost turns into a disaster. >> i could see how that would be -- >> see the close call on the next right this minute. an aquarium exhibit becomes extra special. >> someone in the crowd has a question. >> how this visit becomes a whale of a time. >>> why sometimes hitting the slopes is just hard. you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? it's dry... your scalp? min

suggests the index's levitation has been more about a rebound in profits and to pick up an indicator globally. earnings are projected to glow 12% with the strongest results in the second half. such estimates tend to be down a bit, it's probably a plus that most have not boosted forecast yet by adding benefits of possible tax changes. the market's 6% gain since the election has priced in recovery is a key process as the bull market approaches the eighth anniversary. the stock market is perhaps healthier than depending on help from washington that may or may not arrive. it does raise the stakes for the earnings season as it's about to get under way. for the nightly business report at the new york stock exchange. >> here to talk more about the markets is michael farr, president of farr, miller and washington. welcome and happy new year. >> in washington, i'm not sure i have the right airport. >> let's talk about what mike just mentioned. that was earnings that are going to start coming fast and furious. roughly at the time of the inauguration. do you think they are going to this year be

gadgets like the mars levitating hifi wireless speaker made by crazy baby and available now. how about this little guy named cureie? a surveillance robot keeping an eye on your house. >> all over the show big and small robots are showing up. i think it's again because maybe not that the building of them is getting more advanced but the software underneath it. >> reporter: there's also aristotle from mattel coming out this summer. think of it as a high-tech baby monitor and the amazon echo in one. mattel says it can recognize when the baby wakes up and soothe him back to sleep with a lullaby along with ordering diapers and play guessing games with the kids. one requirement, when your children interact with the aristotle, they have to use the word please. and for the kid in all of us, the lego boost teaches how to code and build robots with the legos you already have. hena daniels, cbs news. >> well, she is not a robot but she's a machine, roberta! [ laughter ] >> thank you, everything. >>> what a gorgeous perfect winter day. i walked outside to the mailbox. wow, i wish i could

they've levitated.maybe they're fooling themselves but they've levitated themselves into believing that. everything is doing well these days. normally the first few days of the year losers do better and the winners do a little worse. home depot and nike, two underperformers last year, they've been doing well the last couple of days. stocks that did well, goldman sachs and boeing, they're also doing well. the whole market is quietly levitating itself on the upside for the last two days. >> you just wonder, are we going to see a sky rocket take us across the line, or are we just going to tiptoe across the 20,000 line one of these days? >> i think tiptoe is the way to look at it right now. 5 to 1 advancing to declining. every day more advancing than declining. >> we're going out with a minor gain. wouldn't take much to put us over dow 20,000. but not today. maybe we'll hit an all-time high on the russell. >>> stay tuned. campbell ceo ringing the closing bell. she'll join kelly on the second hour of "the cl

first, a huge magnet levitates that 5,000 pound wheel so it's just barely resting on its bearings.econd, they seal the fly wheel into this vacuum chamber. each fly wheel can store four hours' worth of electricity. the result, a battery that can't catch fire, and lasts for decades. all over the world, the quest is on to invent storage for our electrical network. something cheap that stores a lot, and lasts for decades. it might be gravity or ice or spinning disks. or some other idea. or maybe all of the above. but once we have them, we can reduce blackouts, cut pollution, capture the power of the wind, >>> saturday ushered in the lunar new year. and 2017 is the year of the rooster. there were celebrations around the world. there was also a huge tv extravaganza broadcast from beijing, viewed by more than a billion people. adriana diaz went backstage. >> reporter: it's a dazzling feast for the eyes. with over-the-top pomp that demands attention. a schizophrenic mix of dancers, athletes, and singers. "the show is one of a kind. we have a wind range of routines to try to appeao that ran

gadgets like the mars levitating hifi wireless speaker available now.he smart home seems to be the trend at ces 2017 this year as companies have tech guided by artificial intelligence and voice activation. how about this guy? a surveillance robot keeping an eye on your house. >> robots are showing up all over. maybe not because the building is advanced but the software underneath it, cameras with vision. >> reporter: robotic smart lamp available in the fall, moving and adjusting brightness and connects to wi-fi and takes pictures. there's also aristotle from mattel coming out this summer. think of it as a high-tech baby monitor and the amazon echo in one. mattel says it can recognize when the baby wakes up and soothe them back to sleep with a lullaby. also order diapers and play guessing games with the kids. one requirement, when your children interact with the aristotle, they have to use the word please. and for the kid in all of us, the lego booth teaches how to code and build robots with the legos you already have. >> people wanting their kids to get

out on the show floor this levitating wireless bluetooth speaker was catching eyes. p >> gabe:when it's playing music the ufo bass booster disc floats in air above the base. >>sot - what we've done is shrunken down the bulky fitness tracker >> gabe:wearables are getting smaller. the motiv ring tracks your activity, heart rate and sleep. >>sot - it's more comfortable, and since you wear it all the time you get better data >> gabe:here's a smart mirror that gives you beauty tips it scans your face and helps assess skin conditions giving makeup suggestions based on your facial shape it makes recommendations with color and type of make=up + >> gabe:a built-in camera and tracking system records your progress. it has a led lights built into simulate different lighting conditions. >> gabe:and lastly here's a wearable for pregnancy. the boomlife sensor gives real=time tracking info on contractions. it calculates the frequency, duration and time between contractions so you know what's going on from a glan ce. >> gabe:here's something i think will be buzzing tomorrow it's being unveiled at 9am bu

this morning 49ers ceo will be at levite stadium to discuss a major shakeup in the franchise.er were fired over the weekend as the team finished the season 2-14. >>> police are searching for a missile -- missing couple who failed to return from their trip. olivia gonzalez and brian fernandez were last seen on december 23. >>> with a week of cold, wet weather coming our way, shelters and the self they are adding more beds for people in need. the gilmore armory shelter is adding 50 beds. >>> we have had snowfall in the mount hamilton area scattered rain showers. rick lewis, a great viewer sent us pictures from clinton. a light dusting of snow at the foothills. the surfboard has a trace of snow. we do have light, scattered showers throughout the day today. temperatures are at freezing and said that rosa. later today, numerous scattered showers. temperatures into the 40s and 50s. west winds at 20. heavier rain will roll into the bay area tuesday and wednesday. dry thursday and friday. rain through the weekend. >>> let's take a look at light traffic throughout the bay area. it is a

i think it will levitate. i think your question is interesting.you can see president trump tomorrow saying, record, here's a great american company that can bring jobs back. that would not be a bullish headline. >> if trump comes out and tweets specifically at apple. i think that's your buying opportunity. two things. you look at all the other stocks he's done that to. they ultimately recover. and then number two, people are focused on the refresh cycle. >> there's something in the charts that could spell trouble for one of the names. we'll tell you what it is and how to play it. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. and if you have more than one liberty mutual policy, you qualify for a multi-policy discount, saving you money on your car and home coverage. call for a

the complacency out there and the ability of this market to continue to levitate higher is intact. >> my takeaway was bless which should i buy but reduction of regulatory interesting quagmire. he made a big point to talk about that. they're going to be expediting the environmental reviews. so back to what are the things people are really excited with? layering that pmis around the world. manufacturing surveys, flash ones for january were some of the best in years. europe, 69-month highs. that's what's going on here. and this is exactly what he said he would. do attacking the regulatory process. in this case, pipelines and talking about infrastructure. >> we're starting to see parts of his agenda come to life. >> right. and this is what he was elected. on lower taxes, lower regulation. this is what his base wanted. this is what he has to do. coming out of the gates, ceos with every sector. extremely bullish. having said that, does he get ball over the goal line? tremendously different arena. tremendously different question. are we starting to see stuff? the market prices in potential g

. >> the odds of that happening are about the same as the odds of my levitating, right? >> i think -- >> i mean -- >> i think you mean 30 years. 20 years ago hillary clinton tried this, and it didn't quite work for her. >> you are correct, sir. >> if you are talking about security, tip o'neil and all them, sure. yeah, i mean, i think that the odds of something happening here are very difficult, and i think the midterms are still, you know -- i mean, we haven't even seen donald trump sworn in yet, and the -- the senate map at least for democrats is not very good, so, you know -- >> but that could be key, right? joe mentioned conservative senator democrat from west virginia wouldn't even go to the meeting for the president. he has said the president was somehow meddling. i think if this were joe manchin's signature and he was governor and republicans were taking his place, he might feel differently about it. it might be -- it might be a little bit of -- >> to be really cynical for a minute, on the flip side -- i know, right -- there have been so many problems with the exch

although at that juncture, he was trying to rescue his own levitation from allegations of underhandedavior that i find perfectly credible. confirmed as secretary of war, stanton pretended to be the good friend of george mcclellan on the left. we are living in 2016. stanton assisted mcclellan in composing the document that he used to convince president lincoln to retire general scott and put mcclellan and command of all the armies. and that document was composed in the privacy of stanton's home so mcclellan would not be found out. devotion only lasted as long as he needed enthusiastic endorsement from the general in order to cover all the bases in getting lincoln to nominate him. on his first day, in the war department, stanton arranged a meeting with the most powerful and combative of the radical republicans who were rapidly gaining political momentum in the capital and they hated mcclellan and they were turning almost as antagonistic towards the president as some of the democrats were. those radicals included then weighed from ohio and he is hiding somewhere there. somewhere, chancel

higher interest rates is not going to levitate auto sales. going to hurt the economy until we get some offset from some fiscal changes. >> thank you, charles. it's the timeline that's bugging you for the moment. we'll stay in touch. >>> thank you, rick. during the consumer electronics show in las vegas we had a chance to speak to ppp group ceo sir martin sorrell. here's what he had to say about social networks as media companies. >> facebook cannot say that they're not a media. in fact, i think mark zuckerberg has said recently we're sort of a media company. we've been saying for years they're not technology company, they're a media company. they have a responsibility. he can't claim he's a digital engineering using digital pipes. he's responsible and the election shows that. most popular headline is what, pope endorses trump. right? so this year i think is a signal that they are responsible. one of the things here at ces is the media owners -- new media owners acknowledging that they have to take responsibility because the measurement issue

. ♪ [ applause ] >> sandy levit from michigan is not happy with this turn of events.s quite a regular labor democrat. not happy. >> here we go. >> a long handshake and some words exchanged between the new president and the woman he defeated in the campaign to get there. >> the last of which appeared to be "thank you." >> he said thank you for being here. >> i'd bet on that, that's what it looked like they said. >> welcome to this lunch and if everybody would be seated. >> kind of lunch any of us would enjoy at home. >> i'm afraid chuck schumer has another speech ready there. right there. >> this is actually -- >> we'll get through it together as a people. this is the time to come together. >> put down the portfolio and step away. >> let's listen to the toasts, part of the tradition of inauguration day. >> -- this inaugural luncheon, the joint congressional committee on inaugural ceremonies has been pleased to host this lunch at least since 1953, with president eisenhower. in 1981, president reagan's first inauguration, the lunch took its current form and moved to this

he will be telling you why and levit about that as well. so here is nick. finally his only 32 and is at a remarkable life already. he's he's been in office holder in australia. he is an author of three books, a tv comedy to pick my to seem on shows, on fox like o'reilly and most recently he started his organization flag, a foundation for liberty in american greatest. you will be hearing more about that later but we are very excited he was doing this because flag is dedicated to reversing the toxins from political correctness and the defamation of america. and the way he is doing it is starting where it needs to start, with elementary, middle and high school students. that's his goal to do that. [applause] nick has had recommendations for books and his work some such notables as dana perino, van carson and colonel north. and isn't bored at like a stat with notables as well. most important perhaps for alumni of cornel west serve on the board a flight. we have heard him speak as well. in lieu of bookselling and signing with doing something different tonight. n

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levitate with that means. guy that has been right at the point of the spear and when someone says that i hear they cannot kill enough americans to bring down our government, but our government doesn't exist so you can stack up americans like would. it exist to protect america. it's the opposite. i'm disturbed by that sort of stuff, that kind of talk because it makes us look weak. host: nine being told our time is up. went in ks am told you is that he predicted your country would turn on you. ito's about that? guest: sure, this is a 2004, probably. he said i understand why you do what you do. i would do this to myself to protect my country and our ideology he said, but your country will turn on you. your leaders will turn on you. the american people will turn on you. the american press will turn on you. your leaders will turn on you to save themselves. the press will turn on you and they will portray the war and that's his words, not my words, the war against islam as too difficult to win and to cruel and not a

so transit comes up let's provide that link and eventually overly levit trained to do that job but are we just going to wait and do nothing? i am concerned we might do nothing and i would be a mistake. i would like to see a budget developed for the operational aspects of this terminal. we developed the proposed budget to what we think the elevator's window cost, with this deal is going to cost. i don't see any budget it's been developed of what we think the master leasee should be pain and whether it measures up to the standards that at least we've sort of set. of course when you give the master lease in place right away but i was any good testing or evaluation going on there. so anyway those are my thoughts for the day. thanks for taking the time to listen to me. i don't hear quite frequently but i do know how else to get my message out. thank you. >> an answer to your last point, we've had lots of budget numbers and stop the last few months. it's been in close session because part of the negotiations with the master leasee and that's why you not heard about it. we throw numbers aroun

in our beloved county by all drivers over the past several years the average is 20 vehicular o levitationser year mr. rose said a process is in place to reduce this to zero the so-called vision zero i'll note if your vision is at zero our blind if that's the goal of board it is already blind mr. rose represents 42 signifies were written by sfpd for the 5 most dangerous moving violations 6 thousand were for running a red light inch demonstrated in previous safeguards one fails every light cycle oil assert that someone runs the red light at every intersection san francisco soma during daytime hours as a at a minimum 50 intersections times 12 or 10 hours a day times two hundred and 50 days for one-hundred 5 million violations at a minimum just four soma and work days that makes the count of 6 thousand sifgsdz written by sfpd over a year feeble to the point of contempt payroll sfpd has vision zero thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and board of supervisors. >> my name is a curiosity i'm in district 4

in our beloved county by all drivers over the past several years the average is 20 vehicular o levitationser year mr. rose said a process is in place to reduce this to zero the so-called vision zero i'll note if your vision is at zero our blind if that's the goal of board it is already blind mr. rose represents 42 signifies were written by sfpd for the 5 most dangerous moving violations 6 thousand were for running a red light inch demonstrated in previous safeguards one fails every light cycle oil assert that someone runs the red light at every intersection san francisco soma during daytime hours as a at a minimum 50 intersections times 12 or 10 hours a day times two hundred and 50 days for one-hundred 5 million violations at a minimum just four soma and work days that makes the count of 6 thousand sifgsdz written by sfpd over a year feeble to the point of contempt payroll sfpd has vision zero thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and board of supervisors. >> my name is a curiosity i'm in district 4

that we are levitating to a fresh one. >> which means once again we're talking about dow 20,000. we're close again. stay tuned. >> are you guaranteeing we'll hit it tomorrow? >> no way. we've learned our lesson. >> thanks for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans of the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. dow 20,000 is within striking distance. look at that. >> wow. >> blue chip average rallying. we're within 70 points now. well, 60 points. the nasdaq and the s&p are in record territory, kids. russell is pretty strong as well today. a gain of 1.6% right now. we have all the market moves coming up. >> it kind of snuck up on us. another busy day for president trump. meeting with the ceos of the big three automakers. signing orders to continue with the keystone pipeline. >> coincidence or not, that's when the rally took off. after he signed those two executive orders at the white house. >> shares of fluor corporation are up. we will talk to the ceo of that company and get his take

it does appear as we are getting into the final hour of trading that we are levitating to a fresh one. >> which means once again we're talking about dow 20,000. we're close again. stay tuned. >> are you guaranteeing we'll hit it tomorrow? >> no way. we've learned our lesson. >> thanks for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans of the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. dow 20,000 is within striking distance. look at that. >> wow. >> blue chip average rallying. we're within 70 points now. well, 60 points. the nasdaq and the s&p are in record territory, kids. russell is pretty strong as well today. a gain of 1.6% right now. we have all the market moves coming up. >> it kind of snuck up on us. another busy day for president

but t-mobile is levitating and has been for some time.here was talk this parent company comcast might be interested in t-mobile. >> jim, i don't think you can dismiss any possibility. now, i haven't heard, brian roberts, chairman and ceo of comcast, typically gets asked on the call and i haven't seen about wireless and their strategy at comcast, which has been in the form of these mvnos. >> you're going to have to explain that. >> virtual network operating agreements where you basically partner with verizon to sell their spectrum and you benefit from it. but is it enough? would comcast really enter the fray if it saw the opportunity as a way to sort of bridge the gap from here to 5g. with 5g when it's really up and running in a robust way, jim, why we talk about it so often is because it will bring broadband to the home wirelessly, right? >> download a movie in seconds. in seconds. >> you don't need the wires anymore. that could be a competitive threat, one day. but that day's a long way away and going to require tens of billions of hundr

still not too are ideally cold, still couldn't afford to live there, still in a multi family to levitated place with rats and roaches but nevertheless she was independent. we still had a dream of getting back there. i was a terrible's student and she insisted that i read. we were very enthusiastic about it. but back in those days he had do it your parents told you. as i started reading i began to discover new world. we were desperately poor but between the covers of those books i could go anywhere, could be anybody into anything. within the space of your half i went from the bottom of the class to the top of the glass. much to the consternation of all the students who used to call me dummy. there are now saying betty how do you work this problem? i would say sit at my feet youngster while i instruct you. i was perhaps a little obnoxious. but it sure felt good to say that to those turkeys. i had a very different impression of who i was at that point. it is one of the reasons that candy and i started the carson scholars fun. a component of it which are reading rooms. we put in reading rooms

in our beloved county by all drivers over the past several years the average is 20 vehicular o levitationser year mr. rose said a process is in place to reduce this to zero the so-called vision zero i'll note if your vision is at zero our blind if that's the goal of board it is already blind mr. rose represents 42 signifies were written by sfpd for the 5 most dangerous moving violations 6 thousand were for running a red light inch demonstrated in previous safeguards one fails every light cycle oil assert that someone runs the red light at every intersection san francisco soma during daytime hours as a at a minimum 50 intersections times 12 or 10 hours a day times two hundred and 50 days for one-hundred 5 million violations at a minimum just four soma and work days that makes the count of 6 thousand sifgsdz written by sfpd over a year feeble to the point of contempt payroll sfpd has vision zero thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and board of supervisors. >> my name is a curiosity i'm in district 4

by the appropriate degree of testing list from the ecb about the central bank decision to prolong levitateding. we turn out to economist from london. we were just looking at the inflation numbers to come out from this. you just look at the contribution that comes from energy -- just wanted to show that. >> there is nothing really good about today's inflation numbers towards the central bank. you are seeing three things. one, there is a pickup in inflation. that is telling you something about what happened next year. they are saying the oil prices have picked up a little bit this year and that is bad for the outlook. there is no sign of any underlying inflation pressure picking up. that is what they need to see to unwind the stimulus. say it is picking up very quickly, there is really no good news for the european central bank. jonathan: crude in the 20's this time last year and now in the 60's. that trend is set to accelerate to the early months of this year. is that going to change anything for the ecb? or without just be a french debate? -- fringe debate? >> i think this will last for a y

so transit comes up let's provide that link and eventually overly levit trained to do that job but are we just going to wait and do nothing? i am concerned we might do nothing and i would be a mistake. i would like to see a budget developed for the operational aspects of this terminal. we developed the proposed budget to what we think the elevator's window cost, with this deal is going to cost. i don't see any budget it's been developed of what we think the master leasee should be pain and whether it measures up to the standards that at least we've sort of set. of course when you give the master lease in place right away but i was any good testing or evaluation going on there. so anyway those are my thoughts for the day. thanks for taking the time to listen to me. i don't hear quite frequently but i do know how else to get my message out. thank you. >> an answer to your last point, we've had lots of budget numbers and stop the last few months. it's been in close session because part of the negotiations with the master leasee and that's why you not heard about it. we throw numbers aroun

in our beloved county by all drivers over the past several years the average is 20 vehicular o levitationser year mr. rose said a process is in place to reduce this to zero the so-called vision zero i'll note if your vision is at zero our blind if that's the goal of board it is already blind mr. rose represents 42 signifies were written by sfpd for the 5 most dangerous moving violations 6 thousand were for running a red light inch demonstrated in previous safeguards one fails every light cycle oil assert that someone runs the red light at every intersection san francisco soma during daytime hours as a at a minimum 50 intersections times 12 or 10 hours a day times two hundred and 50 days for one-hundred 5 million violations at a minimum just four soma and work days that makes the count of 6 thousand sifgsdz written by sfpd over a year feeble to the point of contempt payroll sfpd has vision zero thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and board of supervisors. >> my name is a curiosity i'm in district 4

in our beloved county by all drivers over the past several years the average is 20 vehicular o levitationser year mr. rose said a process is in place to reduce this to zero the so-called vision zero i'll note if your vision is at zero our blind if that's the goal of board it is already blind mr. rose represents 42 signifies were written by sfpd for the 5 most dangerous moving violations 6 thousand were for running a red light inch demonstrated in previous safeguards one fails every light cycle oil assert that someone runs the red light at every intersection san francisco soma during daytime hours as a at a minimum 50 intersections times 12 or 10 hours a day times two hundred and 50 days for one-hundred 5 million violations at a minimum just four soma and work days that makes the count of 6 thousand sifgsdz written by sfpd over a year feeble to the point of contempt payroll sfpd has vision zero thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and board of supervisors. >> my name is a curiosity i'm in district 4

he will be telling you why and levit about that as well. so here is nick. finally his only 32 and is at a remarkable life already.