troops based in syria have become the target of ice will fight as for the second time in less than a week a bomber rammed his car into a checkpoint in syria's kaddish controlled northeast just as a joint convoy of u.s. and kurdish forces passed by at least five people were killed no u.s. troops were among the casualties the incident comes just weeks after the u.s. president announced a pullout of troops from syria from monday's incident happened in his sock a province where residents say there's been a surge in attacks on checkpoints in recent months kurdish fighters there are still battling to clear eisler from their last footholds in the region osama bin. on the turkey syria border this is the second attack in five days on u.s. forces. inside syria just a few reaks off with the u.s. resident declare that syria is for your wife still its operation done and you will be pulling out pulling out his troops an assessment that just his commanders but is team does not see eye to eye with one of his. own because he did not see that miss . the mission has been accomplished in syria and with these

just a week after parliament rejected a briggs deal that includes more discussions on how to deal with the contentious issue of the irish border and scrapping registration fees for citizens in the u.k. post briggs it still pains accuse me of failing to present an acceptable backup plan many now want to take back control of the budget process and are considering an historic amendment that would let m.p.'s propose new legislation and force parliament to debate it the house of commons remains divided with different factions calling for a range of options including leaving without a deal owning a second referendum or seeking a customs union with the e.u. and reports from london. this was a prime minister in apparently conciliator remote i'm listening she said i will keep you informed she told m.p.'s but there is no plan b. for bracks it's only more talks about salvaging her plan a we will be more flexible open and inclusive in the future in how we engage parliament in our approach to negotiating our future partnership with the european union second we will invent the strongest possible pro

the prime minister promises mps a more open and flexible approach to her brexit deal after last week's historic defeat — but labour says nothing has changed. addressing mps today, theresa may refused to rule out a no—deal brexit, and said there'd be no new referendum but said she would seek changes to break the deadlock over the irish border. i will be talking further this week to colleagues, including in the dup, to consider how we might meet our obligations to the people of northern ireland and ireland in a way that can command the greatest possible support in the house. what makes her think that what she tried to renegotiate in december will succeed in january? mr speaker, this really does feel a bit like groundhog day. but there was something new, a surprise u—turn on fees for eu nationals wanting to stay here after brexit. hours after the scheme was launched, mrs may scrapped the charges. we'll have the latest reaction from brussels. also on the programme tonight... zimbabwe's leaders are urged not to turn back the clock after a week of violent government crackdowns following prot

just say, "show me movie week." that's aull week of your favorite hit movies on your tv, online, or on the go with the xfinity stream app. [shouting] and it's all on us, all week long. you've got some serious watching to do. . >>> a nurse at an arizona health care facility now charged with impregnating a woman in a vegetative state. the woman unexpect tsxekexpecte birth last month. nathan sutherland was caring for the woman at the hacienda health care facility. he was compelled by a court order to provide a dna sample. and they determined that the dna matched the baby. >> investigators are looking into whether he assaulted anyone else or whether this woman was assaulted more than once. a co-worker at the facility feels betrayed. >> i cried. i cried more for her than for him. i think he is a coward. i think he is the lowest scum imaginable. and it just kills me because i occur considered him a friend. >> the woman's family is aware of the arrest but not commenting. hacienda health care says every member of the company is trou

. >> i will sign a billo open our government for three weeks, until february 15th. >> this morning, the bill has been signed. at least on paper, the government isk bac open. both sides are going to work toward a deal on bordese curity. as of right now, there is no money f the president's border wall. after shutting more than a month, you can imagine, it'll take time to get everything back to normal. the white house promising within a week, federal g workers will checks for backpay. for those of you getting back to work, the office pfsonnel management sending out notices with some of the details. larger agencies, we're told, with more regionalfi s, they could take a little bit longer to get back up and running. many people spent more than a month to figure out how to put food on their table. as you canimagine, the reopening is a relief for some of you, eager to finallyet a paycheck. >> ladies and gentlemen, quick announcement, the gent has reopened. make some noise for the government. that means everybody has to go back to work. >> that was in georgetown last night. a celebration for the

the only difference is that you know more about me now that be you did a week ago.be you did a week ago any joni ernst confronting painful memories. >>> and a gunman bank in florida and five are dead. >>> let's give with the state of the union address, it is on hold indefinitely. president trump blinking in his battle with nancy pelosi after a day long power struggle with the house speaker. the president actually backing away from a fight tweeting this, this is her prerogative. i will do the address when the shutdown is over. i'm not looking for and the alternative venue. i look forward to giving a great state of the union address in the near future. >> that rather stunning ca capitulation coming 11 hours after he firmly vowed to somehow deliver the address from the house as planned writing it would be so very sad for our country if the state of the union were not delivered on time, on schedule and very importantly on location. but pelosi did not budge refusing even to consider allowing a vote to let the president speak. >> i still make the offer and the original date was mutually agree

it had been dumped from a week to a month ago. they believe the victim was in a debris box or waste box. >> it's foul play. how this was done was very disturbing. >> the body decomposition may have camouflaged any apparent signs of trama or injury. they hope the autopsy will help identify the woman. >> preparation under way across the bay area for the large crowd that will be arriving for the college football national championship game. this event promises to be a big win. >> treasure island will be busy with imagine dragons fans. performing the halftime concert. play off fan central. the game is at levi stadium. >> live now downtown with more on the preparation happening right now. >> behind me is setting up for the game day broadcast. things are starting to shape up here. all for an experience that organizers say will be unlike any other. >> reporter: a temporary transformation under way. san jose is ready to welcome the country for the college play off national championship. nearly 100,000 people are expected to take in the exp

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it does feel like a pivotal week for markets. don't envy the treasury traders, because we have been in a 14 point -- basis point range for the last couple of weeks. today, we are down a couple of basis points, but what a big week. we have the fed press or, we also get a quarterly refunding announcement from the treasury. of course, the trade talks and jobs data at the end of the week. ahead of those trade talks, we see strengthening in the yuan. it is pulling up the aussie and kiwi dollar. we see more lending from china. i put aluminum up there. we are down 1% on the lme. we have been declining as the u.s. has lifted sanctions on russo. they get a shot to the markets in april to set the tone for the aluminum hasently been trading near those two-year lows. let's check in on the mountain -- markets in asia. juliette saly has more. great to have you with us. what are you seeing in the asian markets? juliette: we are higher for a third session, starting the week on positive footing. australia is out of action for the australia day hol

a few weeks ago there was a warning from the ceo of apple about the demand for apple's product in this fell significantly at the end of last year, so much so that it will affect apple revenue. real concerns about negative sentiment in terms of consumer demand. as i say, the gdp figures confirm we are in the midst of a managed slowdown in terms of chinese economy growth. in the past we have been told that we cannot necessarily trust these figures that come out of china. can we trust these figures? that is the caveat that we always discuss when it comes to official government figures on the size of china's economy. they miraculously always seem to come in either bang on or very close to the government's target and this time around that is almost exactly the case. the chinese government has a target of 6.5% growth and this year it is likely to move to something slightly lower. there is always much scepticism, given many people think that growth here is significantly less, maybe at 3% or 4%. even a few weeks ago we had an academic here giving a speech that was publicised on social media wh

troops based in syria have become the target of myself i says for the second time in less than a week a bomber rammed his car into a checkpoint in syria's kurdish controlled northeast just as a joint convoy of u.s. and cut his forces passed by at least five people were killed no u.s. troops were among the casualties the incident comes just weeks after the u.s. president announced a pullout of troops from syria well monday's incident happened and has stuck a province where residents say there's been a sudden attacks on checkpoints in recent months despite says there are still battling to clear i still from their last footholds in the region a solid bunch of aid has more from gaza on the tacky syrian border. this is a second attack in five days on u.s. forces and their allies inside syrian territory just a few weeks after the u.s. president declared that syria is for your vice and it's operation done and he will be pulling out pulling out his troops an assessment that not just his commanders but his own team does not see eye to eye with one of his envoys had to resign because he did not

a trial is being held this week to decide the fate of a citizenship question the trump administration wants on the 20-20 census. proceedings began today in a federal court in san francisco. at issue... whether or not asking people about their citizenship would result in a population undercount that would jeopardize federal funding for the state... as well as lower california's representation in congress. the judge in this case is expected to hear a week of testimony before deciding on whether or not to allow the question on the census. (pam) in the north bay... a man was found dead in santa rosa creek this morning. this happened just west of the pierson street bridge. firefighters and police responded to the creek around 9:30 -this morning.. they were able to pull the body of the man to shore ... at which time it was determined the man was deceased. no word yet on how he died.. or his identity at this time. an investigation has been launched into what happened. (ken) in the east bay, a woman arrested for biting a jogger during a confrontation on a trail made her first court appearance

marcos alonso who earned $4 a week ago, left honduras with a group.e says he doesn't think the wa. it doesn't affect him, it doesn't matter, he's going to be there. though he can stay in mexico under the new policy, he's u.s. bound. at the u.s. border in tijuana, less than 700 migrants from the october caravan are still waiting in hopes of getting asylum. tijuana is more than 2,000 miles from where we are right now. we asked officials if mexico is north by facilitating the process. the question is what the migrants will be here in mexico will head to the u.s. border. adriana diaz, cbs news, ciudad hidalgo, mexico. >>> rudy giuliani is walking about comments on the russia project. gg commented sunday that mr. trump was involved in discussions about building a tower some moscow, quote, right up until the election. that is well beyond what the president has acknowledged. then yesterday, giuliani acknowledged that his comments were hypothetical. and a mock-up proposal was in the earliest stage and did not advance. >>> there's no shortage avenue democrats

a wall thing as it was called last week? etter overnight, the white house has outlined the president's latest offer. he's asking congress for $5.7 billion for now a steel barrier, not a concrete wall. nancy pelosi has called a wall immoral and they have not been willing to budge on the democratic side. and, in fact, some of them are insistg

a vigil was being planned at san francisco state later on this week. >>> take a live look outside, rain returns to the forecast this week, chief meteorologist paul deanno on the timing of some incoming storms. >> the first of the storms will arrive on wednesday. monday night looking at the radar, there are a few showers out there, setting up short, tiny chance of a shower along the coastline. patterns changing, ridge of high pressure which kept us drive for more than a week is gone. now we look to the gulf of alaska for three different systems that move through over the next seven days. futurecast shows light showers possibly moving through, cloudy start, sunshine to finish your day tomorrow, let's look at wednesday, leading edge of that rainfall is poised to move into the north bay right around 3:00 wednesday afternoon, we'll talk about how much to expect and the two other storms coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> now to the breaking news in oakland just within the past 45 minutes, the school board voting to close a middle school. kpix 5's christin ayers is in oakland, this

theresa may faces a critical week for brexit. her deal heads for defeat with labor ready to demand a vote for confidence. detroit is hit by water shortages and auto industry apathy. several top manufacturers are stepping -- skipping this year's car show. shery: let's get a quick chilled -- quick check of the markets closed. markets did not manage to get into the green. s&p 500 finishing slightly down. really close to that crucial 2600 level. of course we had some concerns over the ongoing government shutdown, now in its fourth week. but also we had some positive sentiment among u.s. china trade talks going in the right direction. a variety of factors pulling markets in different directions. the dow finished at 23,995. we also have energy shares really lagging and bringing the markets down. wti finishing below the $52 a barrel. this, coming after its best week since june. see how we are setting up in asia. . sophie. -- here is sophie. sophie: it was the best week for asian stocks since early november. we saw the regional market ski

aaron gilchrist is a former theater kid. this weektake to the stage again with the kids in heritage high school in leesburg. he's shone a light on the power of the performing arts. >> come on. we're getti married. >> when is this taking place? >> reporter: it is the last rehearsal before heritage high school opens its classic, "guys and dolls." >> we have pairs of people who fall in and out of love with each other. along the way, they bump into interesting things. >> angie runs the department. she had the wil ide to invite me to take a walk on role. >> reporter: i want to try to do it all. talk about memory lane. i acted and directed all through high school and some of college. "guys and dolls"st was my performance as a teen. >> let me hear from big joey. >> reporter: you will give me cash. >> i heard it. >> reporter: this is more about pretending. it is chadecter lopment, comprehension, memorization, tem bui team ilding. >> the skills can serve them in any field they want to do. reporter: you can't measure the value of arts courses.

and a day won't keep the doctor away for a week max say the researchers and no more than one serving of dairy a day. mistakes not bad kind are high. three different approaches. for everyone in the world shifted to health it's probably. everyone. but it's not just our health risk the planet is to the global food system is the single largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world and the biggest reason for the loss of biodiversity and of course there are the billion dollar industries behind the chief meat and sugary foods and drinks we consume campaigners are calling on them to do their part to staple disaster. the global population is expected to rise to ten billion by twenty fifty if our current consumption patterns don't change the future doesn't bode well at present two billion people in the world are eating too much unhealthy foods another one billion are going hungry well might berners lee is the author of how bought bad all been nonis we asked the professor from lancaster university what he thinks about the report. well whether you look at it from the point of view of dealing

five-day forecast is a quiet one. next week we could be welcomeing the clouds into the long range maps. >> good little stretch. >> it's been a nice stretch so go outside and go for the hike torr bike ride. >> thanks, mark. one store is closing today. a few came by and picked up a few remaining look books. aardvaak was known in the area far long time. >> i think the internet is the factor, the changing scene of the city is a factor. there are so many ways you can spend your time and one way now is books. it used to be more of a primary thing to do and now there are so many other options. >> book sales ma i have slowed but real estate skyrocketed. the owner paid $300,000 for the building back in 1991. it sold for nearly $2.5 million. >> good investment there. >> an historic night as the u.s. figure skating championships in detroit. >> a 13-year-old skate ferrotramviaria the bay area, coming up next in sports. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... a

could be a week from tomorrow if that happens and we get a senate confirmed sworn in attorney general as of next week, that would mean matthew whitaker hyperventilating matthew whitaker will no longer be acting attorney general and if that happened, do you think this relax relaxed. >> self-assured man melting down before the cameras today, do you think he would keep his date with the democratic led house judiciary committee that wants to ask really, really hard questions in public session before the cameras?committee th really, really hard questions in public session before the cameras?wants to ask really, red questions in public session before the cameras? would you keep that date or come up with an excuse? we shall see. you should factor into your calculations that we also just found out today the new date for the state of the union is tuesday of next week, a week from tomorrow. you can see how this timing may becoming together, right? if they get a judiciary committee vote to confirm william barr tomorrow, that would probably mean they get a senate vote to confirm barr as attorney

my caseworker comes once a week my mother comes now and again and brings me my laundry. lives in the first floor she has down syndrome. visit my parents a lot. the moment my mother wants to make sure i get a proper cooked meal at least once a week. and not like at home where i just microwave everything. i find taking the tram very unpleasant. people can be unpleasant and every so often someone gives me a shot of and pushes me aside. to someone that's an example that's an example of why i hate other people. oh this is why i hate people who don't have a mental disability more than anything. and that will start to see just shove me aside and had a really annoying reaction. and i have a bad feeling in the pit of my stomach again just a moment ago i was in a good mood. so. there's no way it's tasty go ahead yeah now. on right i'll give you something else . it's gone she was sleeping the entire time and now she's raising such a fuss. you know how often just marcus visits you twice a week at least when she does we sure will. you know actually not why is that week is enough the p

for a week at that looks a pretty rainy because next week is looking drive. ol, cloudy, and breezy. rain out of the north. the have your mouth on wednesday and thursday and an inch and a half to 5 inches of rain for the week. some projections are impressive and we will see if they continue to hold. we are in the short range on the forecast. these look pretty good. maybe and into the half three or 4 miles by thursday or friday. lightning strikes observed across central and southern california. some convective activity could move in. a lot of cloud cover anyway. 40s and 50s the for temperatures. rain develops later better

we're on d 35, a long five weeks, two missed paychecksor 800,000 federal workers forced to line up for efood,y payment on their bills. today we saw a ground stop at laguardia airport and nationwide delays becausehere weren't enough air traffic controllers. 14000 ira employees ordered bacr to without pay this week never showed up. now a deal to end it, it's the same deal the senate approved before christmas with no money for the border wall. >>> not to be overshadowed the arrest of president trump's long-time adviser roger stone that's the news most of us woke up to this morning. robert eller accuses stonf lying tocongress, witness tampering and obstruction, all of which stoneni . we'll have team coverage throughout the hour. >> we'll start with jenner ohnson and the deal to end the shutdown which should get a house vote at any minute. >> reporter: that's right. the sene voted earlier this afternoon, the house is going to vote at 630 tonight to end this partial government shutdown. this is a three-week cooling off period. the president, however, did not get his border wall yet. from the

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maybe we can get a break for a week. this week, we'll get a break. still a couple of showers holding on around santa cruz. . >>>california senator harris running for president. we'll have her bid on the white house. >> will we see movement this week to end the partial government shut down? in washington, we'll have more on that coming up. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. monday morning january 21st. martin luther king . day. i was up and would come in. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. steve was here too. he was watching last night's rain. do we need an umbrella today? >> not really. again, after three weeks of some rain, heavier rain, wind and snow, it looks like a week of drier weather. not completely done. we're pretty close here as a system that went by yesterday triggered severe weather out in the valley. a couple of reports

forces in syria for the second time in a week a car bomb has a checkpoint in the kurdish controlled northeast as a convoy of u.s. and caddish forces passed by at least five people were killed but no u.s. troops were harmed osama bin jawad has more from tap on the tacky syria border. this is a second attack in five days on u.s. forces and their allies inside syrian territory just a few weeks after the us president declared that syria is for your vice and it's operation done and he will be pulling out pulling out his troops an assessment that not just his commanders but his own team does not see eye to eye with one of his envoys had to resign because he did not see that mission the mission has been accomplished in syria and with these attacks it's becoming clear that the united states might need to stay longer inside syrian territory this attack and came days after the attack in a town which is a bone of contention between the united states and turkey as it is falling out of the so-called safe zone on the turkish syrian border there is a road map to member that is being discussed and the united

a week and a half or a week or so passed by where she kept trying to contact apple, kept trying to reports, and it was just a huge hassle until the media found out. >> bloomberg reports the first lawsuit connected to the glitch has now been filed by a houston attorney who says someone used the flaw to listen to sworn testimony. apple says it will issue a fix for the problem this week. >>> a driver outside las vegas has apparently been caught asleep at the wheel literally. he appears to be using the tesla autopilot system which is supposed to take steps to prevent drivers from dozing off. if that fails, the tesla is supposed to slow down and stop but experts say it is possible to get around the program. >> yikes. >>> well, coming up, the new controversy over the super bowl halftime show. >>> also ahead, gwyneth paltrow facing a major lawsuit for what she allegedly did on a ski slope. >>> but first a mother carrying her baby in a stroller dies after falling down the stairs in the subway. why her death is igniting a backlash and a call for change. unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you

yeah, and i think there was a story last week about people failing to turn up the hospital point its ssional, my son is a paramedic and year ago spare with the people that he is called out to using up resources . that he is called out to using up resources. i have got another friend was a registrar, maybe has ten people listed for operations, only two of them turn up. it is absolutely appalling that what is been so? do we find people? no, of course you can't do that. why not? because there would be an absolute outcry. there would be an outcry certainly. you are fighting the poon certainly. you are fighting the poor. you would have the problem that the most vulnerable, you can't get there, they have got dodgy legs, how would you differentiate? but you can cancelan how would you differentiate? but you can cancel an appointment. and a lot of people do not bother.|j can cancel an appointment. and a lot of people do not bother. i think you have to start considering the fine because if the health service is losing this amount of money in people can't get to see gps because they are chock—a—

a windy day and stays chilly into next week. you're watching beyond one hundred days... n for why america needs a border wall — but it won't help reopen the government. and a new poll suggests more people support the democrats in this standoff than support the president. the senate is voting on two bills to reopen government — one has border wall funding, one doesn't. don't worry about the details of either because they won't pass. mr trump sends a letter to nancy pelosi saying he will give his state of the union from congress next tuesday. she wants him to delay it. also on the programme... the private jets are landing in davos for the biggest networking event of the year. but this time there are some notable absentees. a reflection perhaps of the strains in western democracies. and these are live pictures from the alaskan town of thiagvik — which is looking forward

. >> a make-or-break week for earnings all of that is on tap. we have your game plan >> grounded a temporary halt at some airports today showing how bad the shutdown is getting. could it finally be the tipping point? we begin with breaking news from the white house and eamon javers talking about potential deal to end this shutdown, maybe temporarily and a circus-like atmosphere down in fort lauderdale where roger stone just spoke to reporters. take us through all this >> reporter: very circus-like atmosphere and a confusing situation here at the white house. roger stone was arrested in the pre-dawn hours this morning hit with seven charges in an unsealed indictment by the special counsel's office he posted bond and then went before cameras in florida to strike a defiant tone about the special counsel's office investigation which he called politically motivated. here's what he said. >> i will plead not guilty to these charges. i will defeat them in court. i believe this is a politically motivated investigation. i am troubled by the political motiv

and a day won't keep the doctor away for a week max say the researchers and no more than one servingof dairy a day. not back kind are high. court. for everyone. but it's not just our health risk the planet is to the global food system is the single largest emitter of greenhouse gases in the world and the biggest reason for the loss of biodiversity and of course there are the billion dollar industries behind the chief food and drinks we consume campaigners are calling on them to do their part to stave off disaster. the global population is expected to rise to ten billion by twenty fifty if our current consumption patterns don't change the future doesn't bode well at present two billion people in the world are eating too much unhealthy foods another one billion are going hungry. and that's your business update. you can of course find much more background stories and business news on our web site that's w dot com slash business and also to follow us on twitter and facebook if you don't already have to show focus on europe that's up next right here i'll be watching about. breaking taboos

a slew of earnings. the fed meeting is this week. a resumption of trade talks with ina and a big monthly jobs report out on friday. quite a week, right? >>> coming up, let's talk with art hogan, chief market strategist with national securities. where do we begin here? let's start with rnings. it doesn't get any bigger than the companies reporting, among them facebook, apple, maamazon d microsoft. what are your expectations ts week, art? >> it's interesting that we spent the month in earnings season aot about 25% reported and 24% will report this week. it's very busy week. i think on balance earnings will be fine for the frth quarter. we'll see between 15% and 20% earnings growth on 6% to revenue growth. that's fine. but the guidance is the hard piece. we had a government that was shut down 35 days and there's no end in sight for the china trade war. i think guidance is the hard part. i don't know how reticent i would be about how 2019 looks. >> the federal reserve meeting, they're not expected to raira s this time around, but it will

>> the same as i said a few weeks ago to you. think the market is comfortable with assigning 15 1/2 times multiple to the market and if that's the case and if we end up with $173 a share, to me the s&p 500 at 2700 makes a lot of sense. on the downside i think 2580 to 2600 is a good floor, a good place to get into a diversified portfolio with the s&p 500. charles: that's a pretty narrow range for you. the way you're describing it, larry, sounds like buy these dips from here on out? >> yeah. i'm not usually like that. i'm not a technician by any stretch of the imagination but i think now all that matters is the earnings season and we have what, 13 dow components this week, 20% more of the s&p 500 reporting this week. so i think a really, really matters for that next leg. are we going below the 2600 level or reach 2700? my money tends to be on 2700. charles: are you concerned, erin, we got really through key resistance last week but we didn't break out, because we made a series of lower highs every single time and if we stall here it

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a pattern change is coming late this week. we are talking about a ridge of high pressure which we watched arrive two weeks ago sit very close to the bay area last week. now it's down toward cabo. it's on vacation taking a cruise. it's out of here. now we look up to the north and west for some weathermakers. there are several passing over northern california over the next three to seven days, not tomorrow, though. we'll be cloudy in the morning, some afternoon sunshine. we will be mainly dry. watch wednesday late in the morning. some showers make it to mendocino and the coastline and the showers work their way south and 8:00 or 9:00 on wednesday we'll have some widespread light to moderate rainfall. as for how much rain we're predicting, wednesday night through thursday morning anywhere from a 1/2 inch to an inch of rainfall. so the rain is back wednesday night. hayward about 0.8-inch, napa 3/4-inch and about an inch of r looking to friday on futurecast when our next rainfall will arrive, more mountain rain and snowfall arrivin

police finally found olivia nearly a week later. reunited with their dog at a local clinic, but she was severely burned. >> she has such extensive her sides, second- and so, you know, it was quite painful for her. >> reporter: so davis peyton at the u.c. davis veterinary medical teaching hospital decided to treat olivia in a highly unusual way: with fish skins.paed with high levels of collagen, to the wounds, allowing them to heal better and faster while reducing the need for painful bandage changes. >> it provides protection andnds providing an area for the skin cells to actually grab on and move across to help heal a wound. used fish skins to treat bears and mountain lions but this is the first time it has been used on pets. >> the standard of care for treatingrea burns in veterinary medicine. we have to find better ways to treat these patients. >> reporter: weeks later, olivia's wounds are hearing. we e r seoug do it took f the sadness. >> rg hope to the starks and their beloved pooche: v as they all gradually get back on their f

what a week. we have had a good run, but next week, we have to find out if the move is waurntded. tonight, if you want to see real movement out of china, there are three things you'll have to watch. i'm going to tell you one hint they start with the letter "a. then goldberg staged a comeback, but is this move stable? >> and as many companies deal with driver shortages in the truck business, how is uber working to solve the problem i have the exclusive so stay with cramer. >>> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question, tweet cramer. #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmon madmoney@cnbc.com, or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your retail business. so that if your customer needs shoes, & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory updates. & he'll find the same shoes in your store that he found online he'll be one happy, very forgetful wide footed customer. at&t provides edge to edge int

at the same time a week weather front brings a strip of car south across england and wales. start for most of us but we should see high cloud moving and which will make sunshine increasingly easy. it clouds over the north west with bits of rain in some of that claim will turn to snow over the hills of scotland. temperatures around 5 degrees of 6 degrees for of us. hello this is bbc news with rebecca jones. the headlines: two people are arrested following a car bombing in londonderry last night. police believe dissident republican group — the new ira — may have carried out the attack. the prime minister is briefing ministers on cross—party talks — as downing street warns mps not to try and block brexit. a funeral is held in hertfordshire for six unknown auschwitz victims — whose remains were handed to a british museum more than 20 years ago. defending champion roger federer is knocked out of the austrialian open in the fourth round. now on bbc news, it‘s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i‘m jeanette kwa kye. manchester city close the gap on league leaders

what a week it has been. sday, yields higher, yields lower, rather. aggressively lower. friday, yields higher and this is what you end up with. a remarkable week. still ahead, the final spread, the week ahead featuring more comments from jay powell and fresh data on u.s. inflation. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro, this is bloomberg "real yield," and it's time for the final spread. a massive week ahead that starts on monday when a u.s. delegation is in beijing for trade talks with chinese officials. you will have minutes from the fomc and ecb, and fed chair jay powell speaks once again and we get the u.s. inflation report. my guests are still with me. margaret, what are you looking for from the fed chair? margaret: i'm not sure. i think he needs to talk less and think more creatively, and maybe assure the market that they realize that they may need to adjust monetary policy more practically, or give some hint that they are closer to the end of the process and raising rates, or abo

the regionals did well this week in earnings. a theme. ent banking tougher. >> are they doing better at this point? >> well, no. but traditional retail banking was good this week in the big banks, as well these guys don't have trading. >> right. >> but suntrust doing well today up 9% for the week as a whole. >>> we have a market flash leslie picker, watching that for us leslie >> these are shares of u.s. chicken producers that are jumping today in light of the recent thawing in u.s./china trade tensions and china sees some of the biggest demand for products like chicken feet and shut out u.s. producers over concerns of avian flu and trade tensions there's a note, quote, the long awaited reopening of the china market would be unquestionably good news for u.s. producers as china's by far the largest and virtually only market for chicken biproducts like paws, wing tips, chicken feet like mentioned before among the individual names moving today is tyson, pilgrim's pride and sanderson farms. back over to you guys. >> this is a really big deal a

gs-5-7 averaging between $500 and $700 a week. many of our professionals are single mothers who are being forced to work without pay and still have the responsibility to pay for childcare and other expenses like gas to get to work. they are mom and dads who are in most cases single sole source of income in their household. the workers taking care of their families, their children, the elderly parents. veterans make up 30% to 40% of our federal workforce. our veterans took off from their uniform in the military to put on their uniforms in our american prisons. supervising some of the most heinous criminals in this society. than most law enforcements would see in pretty much in an entire career. yet, our pay is held for ransom . so this shutdown must end. allowing this shutdown to go on any longer is completely unconscionable. this underfunding, the lack of staffing is so bad we have secretaries, cooks, and teachers filling in every day behind missing correctional officers. this shutdown only makes it worse. so what does it serve am

grounds in a matter of weeks.. between drake's beach and chimney ro there's a baby boom of northern elephant seals. they expanded their breeding grounds in a matter of weeks between drake's beach and chimney rock in point reyes. because of the shutdown, no park workers were there to deter them. >> now we have some 35 or 40 pups that have been born on the beach that will be nursing from their mothers the next couple of months. >> park rangers will now have to protect the pups ara park vi center at point reyes. >>> tonight could set a record as one of the coldest nights ever for parts of the midwest. a live picture from chicago where wind chills could make it feel colder than parts of antarctica. don dahler reports. >> reporter: from above the polar vortex looks peaceful and pretty. on the ground, not so much. people in the dakotas and northern minnesota saw wind chills plummet to minus 50. that's colder than the top of mount everest and the life threatening system is just getting started. over the next few days the v