shar up 6% to finish the day at $423.76. >>> ss&g technologies, a software company, is reportedly in talks to buy dst systems. lawyers say ss&g is interested in a potential deal so it can expand its reach and enter the health care techn markets. shares of dst popped 22% to $79.89. ss&g shares rose nearly 13% to $47.69. >>> 21st century fox is reportedly close to finalizing a deal that will give it ownership of ten tv stations operated by sinclair broadcast group. according to reuters, sinclair made the move to win regulatory approval for its nearly $4 million acquisition of tribune media. the deal gives fox more markets potentially giving it more revenue. shar of sinclair jumped almost 9% to $38.75. >>> banks have always been wary of working with the legal marijuana business, mostly because it is still illegal federally. now one week after the attorney genera announced a bit of a crackdown, that problem could be worsening. >> reporter: reaction to the crackdown has been mixed. some in the pot industry have been fearful. for others, it's business as usual. one thing is certain, the in

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master sergeant rhonda martin and staff sergeant shar lissa adams were returning home yesterday whenhey stopped at the wawa and found their families waiting for them. the women spent the last six months serving oversees. the company is sending a years worth of coffee and supplies to their squadrons overseas. >>> eagles fans are going to the dogs. >> i love this trend. the dog makers tapping the birds. the fans are really owning it. that's fantastic. that's clayton the dog barking to the cheers for the eagles underdogs. that dog mask on lane johnson and then clayton. hey, look, i had no idea. he knows that guy. >> there's a gate around the tv. that's not the first -- >> that's awesome. >> doesn't look like that game was going to hold him back, though. if snow excites you, we've got some of on the way but it's going to take some time. we're seeing some snow showers north and west. the poconos mountains will get some snow out of coming system. could see half a foot in some elevations. but even here they're taking advantage of the cold air and making snow this morning. 30 right now in ph

. >> reporter: this bridge in shar charleston, shut down. >> this is amazing. >> reporter: and frigidn the sunshine state. tallahassee seeing their first measurable snowfall in 28 years. >> it is snowing. >> reporter: in florida, major airlines waived change fee force flights in the northeast and more than had a dozen airports in the souths i. is this snow the talk of the day? >> it is. >> repr: in the unlawfnaval system. you have to understand your environment if you have any chance of succeeding in my mission. >> reporter: in new york and new england, rivers are turning to ice. homes battling bursting pipes and crewing spreading salt and sand, combatting crippling condition cans on their way up. >> we are toing to have exceptionally -- we are going to have exceptionally strong wintd -- winds. >> reporter: areas along the coast are seeing single digit temperatures before getting relief from the weather on monday. francis? >> all right, thank you. >> let's go to our meteorologist michelle grossman on this bomb-o-again s bomb-o-genesis. >> it will drop 24 milibars in 24 hours. and this

slightly but first let's give a warm welcome to my charming colleague sharon in nairobi kenya hello shar hello and to you and hello to all of our viewers welcome to today's edition of eco at africa my name is sharon in my new form nairobi kenya and that's writes today we will be talking about how use materials can be used to monitor new products you will be amazed this is what is coming up on the show today we visit a community in western uganda that's introduced a new environmentally friendly product to the local market led from elephant dung then head to spain where a local startup is turning into a brand new product and it will whisk you off to what a lot of levels well a new effort is under way to protect the fascinating creatures from extinction. the women we are profiling in al fast segment aren't afraid of the elephants about show up in their yards to the contrary the latest in a small community in western uganda are using elephant dung to a very live ng they are making paper out of it it sounds almost too good to be true and the extra income that the women ironing is going a long

shar closed down 4%. cowen says skechers could announce a share repurchase. that sites optimism in i women's base and a favorable product cycle. it maintains an outperform rating. however shares fell in trading today. >>> still ahead, open skies. why the u.s. airlines are celebrateding a big win, and possible future expansion in the middle east. >>> president trump will deliver his first state of the union address tonight, and the ecomy is expected to get a lot of attention. ayman javers is at the white house. >> reporter: we are told tha the president began making edits on the speech on the plane ride over the davos switzerland last week but the speh writing began as far back as december. there has been a lot of prep time forte tonight's s of the union. the white house has given a sense of some of thet topics t will be included. look at the list of those. topics including the economy, also infrastructure, the question about immigration and how that will be handles, trade, national security. all of those will be pillars o this speech tonight. of the economic

shar of m and bank ros more than 3% to $186.15.ities across the country are spending a lot of money to deal with the growing home pop igs la. the city of san diego last year approved a bond measure to provide $1.2 billion to build permanent housing during the next decade. a sales tax increase was approved to generate $3.5 billion for rent subsidies and services. now, that amount surpasses the roughly $2.5 billion investment that new york city has pledged to help the homeless. and today the mayor of new york pu part of a controversial plan to work. contessa brema >> reporter: big news on billionaire' row where new york city's mayor plans to open a homeless shelter just steps from a building where the penthouse apartment sold for $100 million. the budget conscious park savoy hotels will soon house 150 homeleshelter. next door and across the street from, well, shall we call them budge unconscious hotels, luxury hotels. the 157 buildin is one of the most expensive kondo properties in the city. its back entrance will open up just a coup

staffordshire terrier, pitbull along with australian cattle dog, german shepherd, australian shepherd, shar-pei, spaniel and a dash of collie. how did they get an answer like this? aaron shu is senior gentlemen nettist forearm -- geneticist for embark. >> we can decide is this block of sequence, are they unique to a breed? most of the time we can give you a good idea of the most likely way his genetics were inherited. >> reporter: let's get one more opinion from an expert who likes to identify dogs the old- fashioned way. >> i look at coat colors, their morph logical traits, overall size. >> reporter: we asked the u.s. veterinary school to size up oliver. >> he's really interesting, based on his size and everything and maybe a little bit based on what you're telling me about his temperament i'd say he's maybe got some herding breeds in him and some larger retrievers. >> reporter: she likes the dna tests from one respect. >> from the standpoint of the disease testing, they're very certain. >> reporter: as for breed determination, you strike me as a skeptic. >> i am. i am a scientist. i want to s

shar took off, rising nearly 5% to $58.52. >>> and pitney bowes is reportedly drawing interest from some buyout if i did, including blackstone and carlisle group. bloomberg says the mail management company has held preliminary talks with those interested and that pitny's ceo is open to a breakup or outright sale. shares of pitney bowes rose 13% to $13.36. >>> buffalo wild wings sees sales for the year coming in below street expectations. the restaurantd it expects sales to fall 2% but analysts were anticipating a 1.5% decline. shares of amazon rose for the eighth straight day after a pair of wall street firms raised their price target on the stock. ubs is now coming in at $14.4 for amazon, up from $12.50. today amazon climbed 2% to close at $1,276.68. >>> this flu season is packing a punch, coming up. >> reporter: doctors say this could be the worst flu season in nearly a decade. coming up, what's driving it and . >>> the flu was estimated to co the u.s. economy roughly $10.5 billion annually. that figure doesn't even include lost productivity from sick days. as meg terrell reports, this

able to use reconstruction as a sort of leverage over the syrian people to essentially make sure by shar al assad loses support. that's what they have been trying to say that they are in that to actually help the syrian people to achieve democracy when we see that the closeness and staunchest ally of all of the us has been throughout all the administration the main exporter and the bastion of dictatorship and terror any that is saudi arabia was actually funded according to the us again according to our official obama himself clinton by doing that the main sponsor of the main funding their main arming has come from the saudi arabia which is a bastion of dictatorship so to actually use reconstruction and to use sanctions against russia in order to destabilize the whole country to amplify that is of insecurity and to more to promote sectarian and ethnic tension within the country in order to use it as an excuse to actually build up democracy i i i do think that it actually doesn't have a leg to stand on thank you so much for coming on the program this hour and sharing your thoughts ziad ali

. >> he is buying lunch, even though it is dow to break, shar of ge continuing to sell off after thepany announced a loss associated with its legacy insurance business and said it is considering a break up. first, rick santelli, what are you watching >> watching the bitcoin settlement for sure, and watching stocks to the up side and interest rates, all hunkering down but at a lofty level we'll talk about all of those issues after the break you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance. >>> let's get to the cme group and rick santelli. good morning, rick >> good morning, carl. markets have a personality like humans do. the personality of the stock market since november for the most part has been low volatility, no bi

king's dream as a vision he shar >> we pledge to fight for hi ity, freedom, justice and peace. the language attributed to the esident has ruffled feathers ountry but he world, especially in untr. ambassadors are being called in and dressed down and the african union isogy to africans and to people of african descent around the world. >> yeah, definitely put us in an position. david, before leaving for florida the president had his first physical since taking office. what can you tell us about the results as well as the physician who examined him? >> reporter: well, the physician is not that colorful park avenue gastroenterologist who said at he would be the healthiest president ever. this is a rear admiral at walter reed hospital. he was actually president obama's physician too. the top line result is that the physical went extremely well and that the president is in exceptional health and we can expect more details on tuesday. >> david, thank you. david wright reporting from florida. let's bring in abc news political analyst matthew dowd. matthew, good morning. >> good morning

share r shar cbs eye on the community... presented by target. and history spark connections across cultures, igniting curiosity, conversation, and inspiration. that's why target supports the asian art museum in san francisco. the asian museum is here to make asian arts and culture relevant. the reality is we all have a story to tell. it's what makes us who we are. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. >>> on martin luther king day, steve hartman has a story of justice 60 years in the making he found on the road. >> reporter: at mount arie resort in poconos of pennsylvania, the reverend and wife are arriving for their second honeymoon. they were greeted warmly. a sharp contrast to their first visit, 60 years earlier. in 1957, they were married in north carolina, then drove eight hours only to be turned back for being black. how did they put it? give you a reason? >> first they pretended i didn't have a reservation where i brought a copy. they said if we said yes, our guests would be very unhappy. >> reporter: they had to stay at a blac

. >> and by that measure there was no stopping kendrick lamar, he opened the shar with a powerful performancewent on to win five grammys. kesha dedicated her performance to the me too movement ♪ i hope you're somewhere praying, praying ♪ ♪ i hope your soul is changing ♪ >> if you saw that performance you know just how powerful it was. that song inspired by producer dr. luke who kesha access of sexual assaulting her. he denies those charges. since 2013 more than 90% of grammy nominees have all been men. last year 80% of the top pop songs were by men. >>> 5:48 on your monday morning. weather and traffic together. it's been busy out there on the roadways so far. >> now not going to calm down from here on out. >> the temperatures, are they going to feel like they're going up this week? >> it will be so warm. it's not supposed to be in the mid to upper 60s, even 70s in january, but there won't be any rain, either, so we will talk about all of that. let's get a look at our visibility, just wanted to give you a heads up in the north bay, visibility down to three-quarters of a mile in santa rosa, als

>> i believe it shar jay alerted the attacks at the very end of december of 2016. >> so we say some of these attacks took place in may of 2016, right? >> there was a cluster of attacks that occurred between march and mid-april. i do not believe there was an attack in may. ideav'd have to go backing to t timeline. >> so if it's march or may of -- >> excuse me, senator. i meant 2017. >> okay. so let me ask you this. what was the sarjay informed the effects could be permanent? >> he was informed of the attacks in late december, sir, of 2016. at that point i do not believe we knew we had information about the severity or the depth of the attacks. >> when diplomats reported symptoms to the medical team, why did it take so long to respond? >> senator, i believe to try to clarify how this timeline from investigative standpoint took place, it was december 30th and 2016 when it was first brought to the attention of the regional security officer and the front office of the embassy. at that time it was not clear what was taking place, nor were there related severe medical symptoms. they just simp

why is it a good deal for your shar shareholders >> it is for our consumers and partners and we talkedeing a total beverage solution this is a perfect avenue we are not in cold beverages but also hot beverages >> what does it mean >> in every category, they are changing quickly beverages are moving fast and sub categories, we want to make sure we are there every minute and any time and any place >> mr. gamgort, similar question to you, i have spoken to a handful of people this morning on the face of it, i don't quite completely understand what the benefits of bringing these two companies today. i understand what dr. pepper does and keurig, but i would not see them together, what are the benefi benefits >> if people realize about it, it will make total sense when we put these beverages together -- we cover all consumer stakes. importantly, we got a distribution system that could get those brands to customers any where they shop. i don't think there is anything quite like it. >> distribution, we all know dr. pepper truck, dsd delivering to small stores and stores all over how does keurig

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. >>> joining now, politics editor at national journal, josh krosh shar.test piece josh writes that inexperienced candidates along with a slew of well-funded primary challenges could cost democrats winnable seats in the 2018 midterm elections. josh, i've got to ask you, one of the complaints about the trump administration that you hear from democrats is that they came in with no plan to replace health care, something they've been talking about for eight years, that they really haven't thought out anything they want to do for an agenda. couldn't the same thing be said now about the democratic party, basically all they talk about is donald trump instead of answering the basic question, what's your plan, what are you going to do? >> that's right, mike. the political environment is so favorable for democrats that a lot of strategists are worried there are so many candidates running on this anti trump message, they haven't really vetted the candidates. they don't have a clear set of policies they've been articulating, and the prospect of these very heated prima

presence in iraq, maintain support for the terrorist organization hezbollah, and take credit for bah shar al-assad's murderous grip and power on syria. the united states must be able to work with its allies if we are serious about hostledding iran accountable. we should be corralling our allies in europe to begin streeting all of hezbollah's entities as a terrorist organization. we should be moving our allies towards a development of a comprehensive international strategy for addressing iran's nuclear ambitions once the jcpoa expires. finally, this administration must prioritize the release of american citizens, unjustly arrested and detained in iran. today princeton university student shuway wang, a scholar from one of the most renowned academic institutions in my home state of new jersey remains in prison under resick louse charges of espionage -- ridiculous charges of espionage. similarly, a former student of rutgers university remains in prison along with his father, a former unicef employee. and robert levinson remains missing after more than ten years. in short, the president's appr