this is hq. at the start of the games we started —— hq. the games we started — — chose hq. at the start of the games we started —— chose an individual goal. have fun and meet new people. there's also a game we play which is where you can go and walk around the village and it has the village on the app and you try to find pens. when you find them you have to a nswer when you find them you have to answer a question. it is pretty cool answer a question. it is pretty cool. it is a good game first up is like pokemon go, you can have a walk around the village. we are going to hand you over now. by! we at ice hockey players for team gb. we are here to take over and we will take you to the roof first. it is a lovely day here at lausanne. the sun is shining. as if the vortex can't get any better, the whole entire building is powered by the solar panels on the roof. back downstairs fiow. panels on the roof. back downstairs now. we will take it to the games i’ooiti. now. we will take it to the games room. what colour are my? you are blue. that was ou

-- apple hq in cupertino. i got to imagine there is a lot of smiles on the faces because the quarter looked good on nearly every metric. >> yeah, brian, you mentioned being on the top and bottom there. lets go to iphone revenue up 8% to $56 billion apple ceo tim cook telling me it was the 11 that was the best sell in quarter. services revenue up 17% to 12.7 billion services margin clocked in at 64.4%. the street looking for 13. billion. wearable home and accesses, 10 billion. greater china revenue up 3% and the guidance, q2 guiding for 63 and 67 billion better than the street was looking for pop analysts model closer to 62.5 billion chatted with tim cook and we discussed the coronavirus. obviously investors concerned about what it means for apple's business in china in terms of production and demand. apple ceo telling me that he has more to say on the call. but he noted as you can see from the range, there he talks about the q2 guidance, it anticipates a level of issue there otherwise we wouldn't have a $4 bil

marc cieslak was invited by ubisoft to their hq in toronto to take a very special look inside the gamehe real piccadilly circus. none of this is real. come to think of it, i'm not even real. this is a virtual version of me reporting from inside a video game. ah, london! had a good run there for a while. watch dogs: legion imagines a dystopian vision of a post—brexit britain, a surveillance state governed by an oppressive regime. the player assumes the role of an activist and hacker who must recruit in—game characters to their cause and ultimately bring down the government. we need to recruit a resistance. legion‘s the third instalment in the popular franchise developed by video games company ubisoft in its toronto studio. we're taking a lot of just influence from what we see in the world. whether it's the current political climate, whether it's emerging technology, we find ways that we are inspired by those things, ways that we're maybe a little bit afraid of these things and then we extrapolate out. a large area of london has been mapped for the game, and every character that you meet

frank holland explains at hq. >> today, u.p.s.handle 1.9 million e-commerce returns many of the returns end up in warehouses like terreno. their stock rose 50%, it is not retail, it is a warehouse company for returns known as reverse logistics. that stock outperforming the market and sector, off its best year since 2014. duke relate, black stone group doubled warehouse space, all outperforming. warehousing companies appear poised for a boom as retailers move inventory and reverse logistics closer to urban areas, according to read of research. >> areas in places like brooklyn, seattle, you're seeing some facilities achieve rent levels that would be akin to office rent. to give you a sense of scale, that's typically four or five times as high as traditional industrial rents that's what we're seeing in some last mile, high demand, high density areas. >> returns require 15 to 20% more space than traditional warehousing, making supply for that even tighter. one factor that could impact growth, genz they were 85% of shoppers in malls th

contessa brewer has more on the rising cyber attack risks from hq for us. contessa. >> hi.se and fbi haven't commented. if this is iran's work, it is only a hint of what iran's cyber army are capable of. they are predicting wide ranging attacks that in the past have targeted banks, oil, universities, even sheldon adelson's casino, las vegas sands. they issued a terror alert warning of iran's long history in cyber attacks iran remains a robust cyber program and can execute cyber attacks against the united states iran is capable of at a minimum carrying outattacks with temporary disruptive effects against critical infrastructure in the united states even before this crisis with iran, hackers were doing real damage to governments and business around the world. in 2018 cyber crime cost the world half a trillion dollars in economic damage. that's according to estimates by march. far more than the $300 billion in economic losses from economic and natural disaster yet that same year u.s. customers spent only $4 billion on cyber security insurance premiums, dwafrfed by $180 billion

and that information comes from gc hq, evidence.and all of the key components that put the case together. they validated the evidence they are absolutely in agreement with the regulatory approach that we are taking. we are taking creative new regime and basically banning quality from core aspects of our telecoms network and certainly, but also to recognise when it comes to america, they do not have huawei in any aspect of their system. we already do. the uk is part of an intelligence alliance that includes australia and new zealand and the us and canada — it's called five eyes. the us has been pressuring all members of five eyes to keep huawei out of their 5g networks for security reasons, australia and new zealand have already blocked the firm. canada hasn't made clear where it stands but it is currently detaining mung wan—jo, chief financial officer for huawei, and the daughter of the ceo, while the courts decid whether to extradite her to the us to face charges that she breached us sanctions against iran. huawei is on america's e

interesting moves for one group in the sector, more on what we can expect meg tyrrell back at cnbc hq morgan biotech team being looks at stock in that sector back to 2001. they found during the week of conference biotech outperform the broad are market in all but three three years by average 2%. one of weeks was in 2016 the last presidential election year. are we in for a tough year if i spoke with the head of investment banking who said the industry is in cross hairs during elections but despite 2016 history doesn't necessarily suggest that much disruption his prediction m and a. we have seen the conference in previous yeerg years and he says that could happen. and analyst are watching gill yap surpta for the updates next weeks and we'll have a number of of the ceos appear others joining us on cnbc brian. >> thank you very much meg. sticking with the health care space by the way check out this mystery name. surging more than 20% in the last three months and outpacing the broader health care secretary are. mike khouw has more gains ahead. he is at the plasma with the call to action an

head office, whatever profits they have back at ho, head office, whatever profits they have back at hqls down to fundamentally. we heard from tim cook from apple accepting that there does need to be more tax, a fairer tax, and the oecd is spearheading a global rules initiative. how was that progressing? it will take a very long time because you have to get the buy in of countries all over the world into how it's going to be overseen, how it's going to be implemented, and we know from this country anti—brexit in the uk, they are getting agreement with multiple countries, it's not an easy endeavour. it certainly won't be. let's look at the story in the guardian. a costly fight for harry and megan over the sussex royal brand. you come from a marketing background. explain why there is a costly legal battle. there have been cyber squatters who have seized the name sussex royal or have at least registered it online. an american lawyer on the 8th of january claims to have purchased the website sussex royal for the united states. to have purchased the website sussex royalfor the united states.

mark was invited by the company to their hq in toronto to have a special look inside the game before not the real piccadilly circus. none of this is real. come to think of it, i am not even real. this is a virtual version of me reporting from inside a videogame. r, london. had a good run there for a while. watchdogs legion imagines a dystopian vision of a post—brexit britain. a surveillance state and an oppressive regime. the player assumes the role of an activist and hacker who must recruit in game characters to their cause to ultimately bring down the government. we need to recruit a resistance. legions is the third instalment in the popular franchise developed by ubisoft. we are taking a lot of influence from what we see in the world. whether it is the current political client asthma climate, whether emerging technology. we find ways that we are inspired by those things and ways that we may be a bit afraid of these things and then we extrapolate out. a large area of london has been mapped for the game and every character you meet is playable. the back story and personality as well

was way ahead among mps and he is sort of the labour westminster establishment but not the party's hqblishment nor the members' favourite and he looks like the front runner sort of but rebecca long—bailey will get the endorsement of the unite union and she has the momentum endorsement, that campaign group but they only put your name on the ballot paper when they were asking members who to pick. there is also unevenness and i think the race is more open than people think. when you have had for the last four years, five years, the entire time jeremy corbyn has been leader, this long—running theme that it was, and it is a crude description but not far from reality, a battle between the parliamentary party at westminster being of one view, or broadly a lot of scepticism towards him, and the membership, twice endorsing him with mega majorities. for sir keir starmer's perspective, being on what could be the wrong side of that dynamic, loved by westminster but do the membership like? it is tricky. and very well plugged in in brussels because he was beetling backwards and forwards, i don't kn

he worked in conservative hq in wales and i had known him for years.d me for a coffee, which i assumed was to wish me well for the trial, but when i got there, he said, "there is a reason i have asked you here," and started listing the lies that i had supposedly told about him. apparently, i told kathryn that he had tried to rape me at a party before. i denied it because i never said it. i became very aware of how much he was looking at his phone. my gut instinct told me it was being recorded. and why do you think he was recording your conversation? to give to the defence. what other reason would he need a recording of our speaking? and the judge described it, this recorded conversation, as political machinations. is that right? yes, he did. in april 2018, the trial was derailed when ross england gave evidence to the court. the prosecuting barrister asked him, "was she, lucy, a work colleague of yours at the time?" ross england replied, "yes, i was worried about her being there because we had had casual six on two..." and the prosecuting barrister said

is way ahead with mps, and he is sort of the labour westminster establishment, but not the party's hq necessarily the members' favourite, and he sort of looks like the front runner, but then rebecca long—bailey will get the unite union endorsement, it's almost certain she has the momentum endorsement, the powerful campaigning group, although they only put her name on the ballot paper when asking members who to pick, so there's some unevenness. i think the race is probably more open than people may think. when you have had for the last four years, five years, the time jeremy corbyn has been around as leader, this long—running theme — and it's a crude description but it isn't far from the reality — that there was a battle between the parliamentary party at westminster being of one view, broadly a lot of scepticism towards him, and the membership twice endorsing him with mega majorities, being, from sir keir's perspective, on what could be the wrong side of that same dynamic — loved by westminster but do the membership like him or not? it's tricky. very well plugged in in brussels, of co

are learning new details on the incentives amazon was looking for for potential cities to house its hqceo and other executives wanted to secure an additional $1 billion for other real estate projects that was on top of any economic incentives the city might provide. >> looking for a strong finish to markets s&p up by 8 points, the dow up by 67. i'm joined by head of research every guest we've had here has said this is probably going to continue this record run for stocks >> it could. of course, there is a lot of kplas ansy i'm recommending to stay long. as well as an accumulation of more as ets and some cash we are at record highs here i don't think there is a change of direction at the top, meaning the presidency if we see a socialist or left-winged president, that is baked in >> one of the reasons why we know that is because we do see the pop up cape ability that does make the down side protection you are talking about very cheap how long are you looking out to health, is it all the way to the election cycle >> it is very cheap at these levels, you are correct. if you buy protection

policy, giving rc lps will power and resource to make change in their communities and moving labour hqowerful symbol of change. applause. we have mps from the north and from london on this podiums and from the midlands. it's north of the watford gap. there's been plenty said that the reader should be from an north and maybe shouldn't be from london. i will start with care, you are a london mp, is that going to hold you backin london mp, is that going to hold you back in the north of england?” london mp, is that going to hold you back in the north of england? i have actually talk to thousands of people in the last three and a half years, i've gone very much a london mp, is that going to hold you back in the north of england? i have actually talk to thousands of people in the last three and a half years, i've gone very much to places that, working man places, lots of conversations and lots ofjokes and not one person has ever said to me you are a londoner. they want to say what have you got to say? not where are you from. one person inside you are you from. one person inside you area are

hq are is lashing up to 10% of the workforce worldwide after a poor performance luster.los ghosn takes the stage for two hours. he condemns the judicial system. scarlet: let's get to our top stars. alarms went off at the u.s.-iraq embassy after several rockets at the green zone. no casualties reported. this is according to reports. earlier today the president said it wrong plans to be -- or appears to be -- standing down. after an attack on two basis housing use test -- u.s. troops resulted in zero casualties. the move still has repercussions. >> the united states will immediately impose economic sanctions on the iranian regime. these powerful sanctions will remain until the wrong changes its behavior. scarlet: despite sanctions, there appears to be a clear de-escalation of the situation. to help break it down we are joined by ryan bohl who joins us. tell us how you fit in the latest headlines about the attack in the green zone? thedoes this fit in with consensus that appears to be taking hold in markets that there is a de-escalation of tension? it is a little early to s

has at the moment is the security experts in digital hq and the intelligence-gathering and network that both suggesting that actually there is a limited role for huawei, it is unlikely to have a meaningful security impact. that is not the message coming out of the united states, but this could potentially have a meaningful impact on the relationship between the u.k. and the united states when it comes to trade. that decision most like it will be coming out probably at some point tomorrow. tomorrow, get that the decision will be made tomorrow. vonnie: there will be a lot of differences between what the u.k. decides on things and what the u.s. decides on things. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. it guy: and from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." time for futures and focus. alan of al gore financial. stocks are down. are people finding a dip yet? >> let's talk about percentages. we are down 1.15%. let's see if this will reject that little one more time. that will be a positive sign that we have seen over again in this marketplace. we are in a

hq arch capital is the fund run by cliff as must. 10%issing more than 5% to of its global workforce afterssets fell last year. this friday, i will be hosting a new program, "bloomberg wall street week" will bring back an icon of business television. we'll bring you the most important stories of the week, stories that affect wall street and the world with a regular panel. this week it will be larry summers and roger ferguson, ceo of tiaa talking about the events of the week. our panel will be joint by the former under secretary of defense for policy to discuss the top story of the week, which is of course iran. escalating tensions over there and what comes after the attack last night. that will come your way this friday at 6:00 eastern on bloomberg television and radio. power" onalance of bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. it is time for the stock of the hour. lennar is one of the days best performer. shares are up after the home peter beat the highest fourth-quarter estimates. i am joined by bloombergs kailey leinz. kaile

let's get a news update from sue herera back at hq. >> hello, everybody.ning at this hour ukrainian police say they've opened an investigation into the possibility that the u.s. ambassador came under illegal surveillance by an unknown party before she was recalled from her post in may. this comes two days after house democrats released documents that showed lev parnas communicating about the removal of marie yovanovitch as ambassador to ukraine. >>> russian lawmakers quickly approving the appointment of a new prime minister a day after president putin reshuffled his inner circle in a move that could keep him in power past his term in 2024 the chief of russia's tax service addressing russian lawmakers before the crucial vote >>> at least four members of a yazidi militia linked to the card stan workers party reported to have been killed by an air strike in northwest iraq on wednesday. the victims were inside a pickup truck parked in a yazidi compound >>> prince harry helping unveil the fixtures for the 2021 rugby league world cup in his first public engageme

this is "america's news hq" " 's teacher need to come i'm dagen mcdowell into harris faulkner callingand a perversion of the constitution. sing the president did "nothing wrong. and that house democrats have not met the constitutional standard for impeachment. >> you have a lot of evidence, disputed evidence. you can go both ways. the vote was to impeach on abuse of power, which is not within the constitutional criteria for impeachment. an obstruction of congress. >> dagen: the democrats lead impeachment manager, adam schiff, calling that position

this is "america's news hq" " 's teacher need to come i'm dagen mcdowell into harris faulkner calling the new charges flimsy and a perversion of the constitution. sing the president did "nothing wrong. and that house democrats have not met the constitutional standard for impeachment. >> you have a lot of evidence, disputed evidence. you can go both ways. the vote was to impeach on abuse of power, which is not within the constitutional criteria for impeachment. an obstruction of congress. >> dagen: the democrats lead impeachment manager, adam schiff, calling that position absurdist. >> if the facts are so dead set against you, you have to go so far out of the mainstream to find someone to make that argument. you had to leave the realm of constitutional law scholars to go to defense lawyers. >> dagen: kevin corke live at the white house with the very latest. hey, kevin. >> good afternoon, dagen. you can add to that brazenly political and it rigged. as i just sort of go down the long list come looking at that document we've been telling you about. i want to share it with the folks at hom

. >>> time for a news update sue herera has it at hq. >> indeed i do thank you, jon here's what's happening hour hezbollah officials gathered at the iranian embassy in beirut to offer condolences following a u.s. strike that killed iran's top military general qassem soleimani led the expedition ari forces in the middle east. hamas spokesman said the crime reflects the american recklessness in the region and violation of state sovereignty. >>> elsewhere, one of the largest evacuations in australia's history is under way, ahead of hot weather and strong winds, forecast to worsen the wildfires across the country. more than 200 fires are burning, warnings of extreme danger to come saturday prompted mass evacuations. >>> and a much coveted christmas present. take a look at that, lands a georgia boy in the hospital after he accidentally swallowed an air pod you can see that x-ray shows the device inside the seven-year-old doctors assure his mom it will be fine after the device makes its way through. seven years old with an air pod. might be a little too young. that's the news update this hour bac

. >>> it is time for a news update we turn to sue herera, who's at hq >> indeed i am, morgan big changese could be ray mcguire is reportedly thinking about running for the mayor of new york city sources tell cnbc he's being encouraged to run from the business community he said he's currently dedicated to citi and has no immediate plans for a candidacy. harvey weinstein has arrived at court in new york. jury selection in his rape trial is still ongoing weinstein denies the allegations he raped one and sexually assaulted another. >>> the u.s. court will hear appeals today in the so-called new jersey bridgegate case bill maroney and bridget kelly, two officials tied to chris christie, were convicted for their roles in creating massive traffic jams around the washington bridge in 2013. the case's outcome could have a far-reaching impact on how public corruption investigations are handled. >>> this video has gone viral. that plume of smoke. a couple in the philippines exchanged vows under a gigantic cloud of smoke and ash from one of the world's smallest but most active volcanos. >>> hopefull

lets begin with new numbers on the outbreak for that to meg tyrrell at hq. >> well the numbers are climbing by the day now more than 650 confirmed cases and 8 deaths more countries reporting the first cases including singapore and vietnam. still just one case confirmed here in the united states. now the world health organization warned today it's likely there will be more international cases and said all countries should be prepared for containment. still it's emergency committee after meeting for a second day stopped short of declaring the coronavirus a public health emergency of international concern. citing limited international spread thus far. some chinese cities and locked be chl transportation in out of wuhan where this decease originated last month has been severely limited other cities imposing restrictions, all in affecting about 23 million people. w.h.o. declined to weigh in on the actions. but encouraged china to continue openly sharing information more broadly it did not recommend restrictions on travel and trade. questions remain about the virus, including just how well it spr

welcome to "america's news hq" from washington. of the truth and then blame the u.s. >> at least now for the families. they know for sure what indeed happened. it doesn't make any manner. in this sudden reversal they are never admitting that human error was to bear

. >> tucker: biden hq whatever that is. thanks so much.at to see. >> great to see you. >> tucker: stulg suing hillary clinton for a lot. even the clintons are paying attention because it's that much. the ongoing coverage of the impeachment trial in the senate. adam schiff has finally relinquished the microphone. no word on whether they had to tear it out of his hands. that's congresswoman joe lofgren of california. >> produce them by september 16th. this included the transcript or actually the call record of the july 25th call between president trump and president zelensky. >> tucker: we took adderall so is we could keep awake during the impeachment trial in the senate. tulsi gabbard has been targeted from the beginning by the democratic establishment. they hate her for the crime of opposing wars in countries that are not in our national interest. now in a new lawsuit gabbard is accusing gabbard of defamation. trace gallagher has more on that. >> 50 plus-million-dollar lawsuit accuses the former secretary of state damaging her campaign by

. >> tucker: i think somewhere at biden hq, wherever that is, saying oh, my gosh.ing well. thanks so much. >> thanks. great to see you. >> tucker: tulsi gabbard is suing hillary clinton for a lot. even the clintons are paying attention because it's that much. we will tellio b you why she's g it. plus our ongoing coverage of the impeachment trial in the senate, adam schiff has probably relinquished at the microphone, nowhere in whether they had to tarry out of his hands. that's a congressman from california. >> that the white house preserve all relevant records and produce them by september 16th. this included thens transcript r actually the call record of the july 25th call between president trump and president zelensky. ♪ - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. >> tucker: tonight we should gather to keep awake during the heimpeachment

kate rooney standing by on paypal and contessa hq. >> las vegas sands reports fourth quarter earnings beating expectations at the top of the call chairman sheldon allison called the coronavirus sowers its premier property is in singapore. that has at least seven confirmed cases. so does macau. and employees there wear masks as mandated by the government. the the coo says the masks are in short supply. visitation plummeted some 80% to macau. but casino operations up and running with tens of thousands employed any say it's expensive to operate under the conditions. he says they are trying to mitigate some of this paid time off and the like but, quote, it would be silly if neck reduce costs enough not offset what's happening in macau. he says macau will be busy once the storm passes two other items of note. sheldon allison praised the phase 1 trade deal good for global economy and sands. remember he was in the room when trump signed that trade deal with the chinese team. he says treasury secretary steven mnuchin told him they are moving faster on phase 2 than people think also sands aggr

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prince was involved in the hacking of bezos' phone, for that we're going to turn to robert frank at hql. a study funded by jeff bezos found with medium-to-high confidence a whatsapp account associated with the saudi crown prince was involved in hacking bezos' phone a report said the saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman met with bezos for dinner in los angeles in april 2018. they exchanged numbers and the prince sent him a file over whatsapp that immediately triggered what they're calling massive unauthorized ex-filtration of data. this all stems from leaked photos and text about bezos' extramarital affair with lauren sanchez. bezos long claimed the saudis leaked those images as revenge against "the washington post" for its support of the journali journalist jamal key showingy, who was murdered in 2018 the saudi government said this is absurd and we called for the investigation to have all of the facts out. they said last year all of the materials came from sanchez's brother, michael sanchez "the wall street journal" reporting last year michael sanchez got paid $200,000 for those text

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hello, everyone paid happy new year's day and welcome to "america's news hq." i'm julie banderas. >> and rob schmitt. u.s. troops using tear gas to disperse countdown mike rounds for a second day. the protesters setting a fire to the reception area. u.s. marines have arrived to boost security, hundreds of soldiers from the 82nd airborne division also deployed to the middle east and more u.s. forces could be on the way very soon. the president warning iran that the islamic republic will be held responsible for the violence, and vowing that a deadly 2012 attack on out consulate in benghazi, libya will not be repeated. >> it's been handled very well. the marines came in, we had some great warriors come in and do a fantastic job. they were there instantaneously, as soon as we heard. i use the word "immediately," they came immediately and it's in great shape. this will not be a benghazi. benghazi should never have happened. this will never, ever be a benghazi. >> rob: certainly something to follow. trey yingst is live from jerusalem with more. trey? >> rob, good aft

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welcome to "america's news hq" from washington. they finally decided to tell some version of the truth and then blame the u.s. >> at least now for the families. they know for sure what indeed happened. it doesn't make any manner. in this sudden reversal they are never admitting that human error was to bear. they were watching u.s. troops in the region. that is the explanation that they are giving at least. if you had been talking to a lot of the families grieving the loss of loved ones. what is the very latest. in the international airlines. and the tragedy. and now especially today as a story changes. more emotional gravity. we had been adamantly saving that the tragedy was not their fault. a mechanical air probably forced on the plane from the toronto airport. literally overnight we saw and book appear this morning they are admitting that they did it and one account said a junior officer shot down a cruise missile. it was a passenger airplane with 176 people on board. i ran is going through the motion admitting a disastrous mista

bournemouth hq. beales has stood here for nearly 140 years.oppers in southport are digesting the news that another big store is under threat. i remember a time when it was buzzing, you know, and there wasn't so much internet shopping. it wasn't so much internet shopping. it was more so you need is something you had to go out and get it. every time we drive down the street on the park and ride bus, it is like another shop has gone. 0r lord street, it is really sad, because there's so many different shops that have gone. debenhams has gone down that end, and we don't know what is going to be happening with beales. so it isjust really sad. we don't wa nt so it isjust really sad. we don't want to be walking around in the cold. we would ratherjust order it online. but then obviously they are not making money. yes, i think they are shutting because students like us, we never have time to come out. it is ona us, we never have time to come out. it is on a rare day like this, you don't really want to go shopping. southport lost its debenhams here just

. >> wynn and sands rely a lot on that for the profits dominic chu back at hq now we can start doingsk -- >> i almost believe you. >> come on of course. what is coming up on "the closing bell"? >> obviously we'll monitor the sell-off, intensifying, 466 on the dow. jeremy siegel will break down the market action, the economic risk after the bell we'll get whirlpool's quarterly results. we have a rare first on cnbc interview with that company's ceo. and a new segment today called "the closer. big-name guests you need to hear from today's closer is slack, stewart butterfield, kicks off 3:00 p.m. eastern for the closing bell you get the closer >> and you have the market zone still, right >> market zone >> i'm going inside the market zone for the first time. >> going inside? >> sounds like a death match >> into that state of mind >> very careful there. it's crazy >> we'll see you this afternoon. so good to have you break. after the break, more on today's sell-off, the dow down almost 460, ten-year hanging on to 1,604. woman: what does the word "partner" really mean? someone i can trust. (

courtney reagan is at hq with a look at spdr >> this is disappointed with regard to target's recent momentumales falling short of expectations target's comparable sales grew 1.4% over last holiday period. for the quarter, they were in that street expected closer to 4% growth but target says full quarter will be closer to 1.4% holiday result digital sales is part of the total. that was also well short of recent growth rates for that metric what happened? the retailer isn't entirely able to pinpoint it exactly some categories were strong. apparel was up 5%. essentials and beauty up 6%. key holiday categories were weak toys were flat electronic sales fell 6% hope was flsplit. home trimmings, lights, those things were good small appliances like instant pots weren't together, homes, toys, electronic makes up one-third of the holiday season sales so the stronger categories like apparel and particularly the private label brands, those are higher margin goods which is in part why the retailer is able to reaffirm its earning forecast. same day fulfillment grew over 50% and it's much less expensive be

our steve liesman is back at hq as the treasury secretary at least, steve, has had some numbers on thisit's interesting uncertainty for the airlines and the broader economy. news that boeing is pushing back the 737 max's return to service beyond mid year plorompting another round of cuts to growth forecasts for this year. now the second quarter is in play just this morning bank of america lowering its second quarter forecast by 0.3 to 2% as a result of the boeing news. in their commentary they write, the longer the shutdown persists the higher the risk of negative multiplier effects as workers laid off spend less, hurting the economy more broadly economists cut around a half point when boeing last month announced it would halt production they dialed the redowned in the second quarter now some are forced to take out the eraser again pushing into the third. covering the high frequency data as well as anybody out there he takes a half point off the first, another 0.6 off the second and now has to put it back into the third quarter. you see the fall off in civilian aircraft shipments in the

steve liesman back at hq as we are about five points away from 29k. we'll keep you honest on that. jobs market for last year ended in some disappointment with payroll and wage growth missing expectations let's check in this morning for charles schwab and omar aguilar and diane swak happy friday, good to talk to you. >> good to be here >> happy friday. >> the wage growth is getting a lot of attention how concerning is it >> it is certainly worrisome although it is important to note wages were excelling at this point last year. because of that acceleration we saw late in 2018 and early 2019. that's something that the fed will take with a bit of a grain of salt, but it is something that they're going to be watching that closes because the economy that delivers jobs but doesn't deliver wage gains is not what they want. they want some heat in wage gains. and we're still seeing wage gains not pick up. >> dianna, as you're talking, dow 29,000 for the very first time coming after dow 28,000 back in november very quick turn of another thousand-point milestone and we'll just use this as anot

sue herera is back at hq >> good morning, carl. thank you.tary of state make pompeo is speaking in london with uk foreign secretary dominik robb and says china represents the central threat to western democracy. >> it is an enormous economy to which the american economy is deeply tied. there is huge opportunity for us to do really great, creative, innovative business work between our two countries. but the chinese communist party under president xi has made clear that they have an agenda that is not always consistent with the very values that we have been speaking about >> israeli prime minister netanyahu meeting with russian president putin to discuss the u.s. mid east peace plan he said he wanted to hear putin's opinions on it netanyahu made the stopover after visiting washington where president trump unveiled his long awaited peace plan. and this is the coolest story of the day. astronomers releasing what they say is the most detailed images ever taken of the sun's surface. it's divided into what are called kernels they are cell like struc

he joins me from the sun's hq in central london. it is quite an extraordinary meeting.i music is that the royals want to come to an agreement that is going to satisfy everyone. they don't want to continue what has been a very unsavoury public war. don't get me wrong, there is a civil war going on within the royal family and there has been for some time. but i think today the aim will be to very much try and get everyone on the same page. of course there are lots of questions that have to be answered. but, for example, iwould be very surprised to see a result at the end of the day, harry and meghan are stripped of their hrh titles, which is something thatjust a week ago looks very likely. we are getting word of a joint statement from princes william and harry, just one line at the moment coming through. a spokesperson for them has said it is offensive and the newspaper reports about their relationship are offensive and potentially harmful. i think i might be getting a bit more here, despite clear denials false story ran in the newspaper today speculative about the relati

sue herera has that back at hq >> good morning, david good morning, everyone here's what's happeninga is delivering a friday sermon in iran for the first time since 2012 as the country grapples with the fall out from the public anger of the accidental shootdown of a ukrainian plane. he lashed out at western countries dismissing american leaders as clowns. >>> 11 u.s. soldiers were injured at a missile attack in iraq last week and were treated for symptoms of concussion but initially the u.s. said there were no casualties >>> swedish activist greta thunberg joining hundreds of people in a climate march in switzerland. she delivered a defiant message to global leaders. >> to the world leaders and those in power, i would like to say that you haven't seen anything yet you have not seen the last of us we can assure you that >> you are up to date. that's the news update this hour i'll send it back downtown to you. >> all right, sue. thanks for that. >>> when we come back the bernie sanders economy. what the presidential hopeful's policies could mean for your wallet "squawk on the street" r

hello, everyone paid happy new year's day and welcome to "america's news hq." u.s. troops using tear gas to disperse countdown mike rounds for a second day. the protesters setting a fire to the reception area. u.s. marines have arrived to boost security, hundreds of soldiers from the 82nd airborne division also deployed to the middle east and more u.s. forces could be on the way very soon.