tell what the interface of okta and adobe is. >> we helped adobe in a couple of really important waysd they've been a long-time customer of ours the first way is we help their business customers connect into the creative cloud and the second way we help them is we help their 20,000 employees connect into all the applications they need to do their job at adobe adobe is an interesting story, not just because it's an okta customer, but they've done something very amazing they've transitioned their business from a package software business to a cloud business, and you've seen the results in their business and in their strategic position in the market and we were lucky enough to play a helping role as we helped that login securely to that new creative product in the cloud they've had for the past four or five years. >> you see adobe or another product, and have i multiple logins, pass words what do you do for someone like me how do you protect the enterprise that has that situation? >> we help enterprises get rid of those pass words. our companies, they have one single login credential tha

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and yes, i blame adobe. great to see you guys.hank you. >>> we are watching the white house where we will soon hear from president trump without the teleprompter when he signs a new bill in the oval office. we'll hear if he addresses the border wall, though. plus, president trump head to the southern border tomorrow. i'm going to speak with the man who will greet president trump when he lands. the mayor of mcallen texas. >>> right now we're waiting to hear from president trump, who's speaking from the oval office, his first remarks after trying to make his case to the nation for why the government shutdown is worth money for a border wall. stand by for that. there is more, though. a lot more. the president is also heading to chill capitol hill to try and shore up support among his own party. later he's leading with congressional le congressional leaders from both parties. laura fox is on capitol hill following all this. abby phillip, let me start with you. the fight over the border is in exactly the same place as it was yesterday

let's go through them from worst to first the weakest cloud king is adobe.n deliver a woman jam quarter in march to its all-time high of 277 these days adobe the principle engine behind ecommerce. everything seems to run through adobe, and last night ecommerce is growing at three times the rate of brick and mortar the fact that the stock is up only 9% even though it's only run 21%. speaking of opportunities, vmware so far it's only up 10% this year vmware remains the best way to on board to the cloud. the stock reamed more than 37% since the low. oh, and it's also paid a $26 special dividend we own salesforce.com for the charitable trust which you can follow along by joining the actionalerts.com club. i think its 11% gain seems low compared to the company's 26% growth rate. salesforce is $114 billion company for heaven's sake. that growth rate is stunning for such a large business, but it's kind of business as usual for the cloud. sure, it's seen its stock vault nearly 34%, but i bet it's got more room to run next up, workday it's been winning contracts left

incendios forestales esperan días de intensa lluvia lo que podría provocar deslizamiento de rocas y adobe >> se puede ver el tráfico en la autopista 17 hay residuos en la autopista que están causando varios retrasos para el tráfico mucha atención a la altura en san francisco, mucha precaución recuerde que los vientos están fuertesiese reporta que en la autopista 280 a la altura de la 92 hay algo que obstruye el tráfico vehicular la patrulla de caminos y se que tenga precaución al conducir por la zona >> nos vamos con imágenes en vivo desde el aeropuerto de san francisco donde se han cancelado 71 vuelos >> en san josé hay siete vuelos cancelados >> advierten que el tiempo se espera en tres horas y 35 minutos, llame a su línea para saber cuál es el estatus de su vuelo >> no se vaya a llevar una sorpresa >> esta mañana a las 4:40 temblor se sintió en ciudades como alameda, san francisco y algunos puntos de san josé, esta imagen muestra el movimiento telúrico hasta el momento no se reportan daños datos sobre la inmigración y la retórica inmigrante del gobierno >> un bombero resultó herido y o

and ebbeded up covering the old adob emp and it was the building material. adobe. howcases the one is the railroads. so initially we had a stop, makes sense that you would have sense. and lot of times it would have ople looking at the citrus city. and you have a lot of wealthy people comeing back from the andnded andnded having a lot of wealthy people, whether politicians or hollywood stars. . the railroads in this interest industry -- citrus industry. because of that industry. a lot of people would come in and give speeches, frank miller heard that booker t. washington would be around to give different speeches. he invited booker t. washington to come to the hotel. he gave a presentation in this ballroom. frank miller did invite a pretty washington to have dinner with him at the hotel restaurant. initially washington declined. he did not want to put frank miller in the situation of having to desegregate his dining room. this is something that frank miller did. he was ahead of his time as far as promoting friendship and understanding different ethnicities and relig

i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from filipino food vendors, like the lichon, for example. it's something that it took years to come up with, to perfect, to get the skin just right, the flavor, and it's one of our most popular dishes, and people love it. this, it's kind of me trying to chase a dream that i had for a long time. when i got tired of the corporate world, i decided that i wanted to give it a try and see if people would actually like our food. i think it's a wonderful opportunity for the filipino culture to shine. everybody keeps saying filipino food is the next big thing. i think it's already big, and to have all of us here together, it's just -- it just blows my mind sometimes that there's so many of us bringing -- bringing filipino f

that's bigger than netflix and adobe combined. and salesforce combined. you also have to recognize the value of their cas if you just took the interest earned on the khana apple has, that's equivalent to the sales -- they'd be the 153rdpa largest c in the s&p just on the cash they hold alen. they have two big things making them very strong. >> all right. all right. now let's go to amazon. of course thinking of e commerce amazon is the clear leaderer but it has also suffered recently. i gathertou like more now because it has come down a bit. >> aolutely. and roughly 50% of all of the e commerce trade are severance start on amazon one way or the other. we in a huge christmas season.in online sho is the most -- fastest growing part of retail commerce. and amazon clearly dominates that. we think for theongest of time process as consumers make more money than before. consumers will spend more money on e commerce and amazon will get the lion's share. >> and finally visa. i'm curious about in because this is a competitive business if you are talking about electr

said they want to get the government reopened, there will be in states with will be in states from adobeion and they will start to feel the pressure if this drags on. we hope of the democrats as to divide republicans and vice ve rsa . as to divide republicans and vice versa. that is the nature of politics will stop. compromise will be looked for in beijing this week as trading go see it as meat. do any of you see this apple announcement asa of you see this apple announcement as a warning sign about what is happening in the chinese economy is a purely that the message has gone down from beijing however apple's executive might say because you want to cause offence but it is not patriotic to buy apple phones and it isa patriotic to buy apple phones and it is a good way to put pressure on. there are lots of things playing into the story, apple has its own challenges even outside of china getting people to upgrade their iphones, the chinese economy is slowing down, also propaganda in china about how apple is american therefore you should buy other products. some of it as weighted to the trade

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. >>> it was a big year for online holiday shopping according to adobe, which collects the data, shoppers26 billion dollar online. more than 16% higher than a year ago. >>> chris christie, the former head of president trump's transition team writing a blistering attack on jared kushner. he accuses him of carried out a political hit on him as an act of revenge for him prosecuting his father a decade ago. you are up to date that's the news update this hour bri brian, back to you >>> stocks are still down double digits, not today. from their 52-week highs we're up today bill, we appreciate you joining us in halftime report. thank you very much. >> thanks, great to be here. >> when the market is absolutely slipped on the ice in december, i mean everything was sold off, it was like a black friday sale. what were some of the things that you first went to and bought or either bought more of. obviously, our dream would be that investors give us more money. that's not the reality it's not like we had a lot of new capital to invest. rather than just being out taking advantage of the sale, we were s

you recommended adobe. why?t the revenue, 80% of the revenue comes from creative cloud, 20% from the enterprise side. they are doubling down on the enterprise side with an acquisition they made. they are going after commerce. they got everything from creative to commerce in both b2b and b2c, they are remapping their units and actually bringing on new leadership. that plus the fact they have been pretty dominant in the marketplace is really exciting. they also just picked up a company called algorithmic yesterday which is all the 3d imaging required for e-sports, video and gaming, but adobe is the dominant player there. stuart: i saved this until last, microsoft. i know you like it. it's at $107 a share now. where is it going to? >> we think it's going to go to $120 by '22. part of it is because there are cloud businesses going well, gaming businesses going well. they have a really good strategy and are doing something really cool. they are building winner take all network economy. you saw the deal with walmart a

spanish missionaries over at the catholic mission, mexican ranchers who lived in one of our historic adobeho came during the gold rush. this is the last remaining spanish plaza. what that means is over 200 years ago, during the missions system, each mission would have had a square or a plaza where the future town would have developed next to the mission. this is the last remaining one. all the other ones have been lost to time. one of the neat things about the mission of san juan bautista, since they've had a continuous catholic presence on that site, when the current mission was completed in 1812, that mission has been maintained for the last 200 years. and when you walk into their sanctuary today -- it's still an active church -- you get to actually see the original altar wall from the early 1800s that was built by the spanish missionaries, but the entire mission was built by hand by the native people of this land. we have -- one of the highlights of one of the buildings in the state historic park is the plaza hotel. this hotel was a luxury hotel. it would cost you $2.50 a night to stay

they should go hire adobe or amazon to calculate the labor better so while it's terrific that stockslied today that's not why powell chose patience. don't denigrate him like that. think of it as a victory of the prudence of recklessness don't listen to the trade watchers that's denigrating this man. the only thing powell caved to is reality he didn't want to be the guy who ended the expansion. he didn't want to be the reason we went into the recession, he didn't want to end the cycle i salute chairman powell for not wanting to hurt main street for throwing people out of work needlessly, for not wanting to crush the economy. part of prudence is recognizing if the economy does heat up instead of slackening as it was, he can come back and tighten that's what he'll do i applause that flexibility but the bottom line what matters to me is that powell listened he changed course and he listened in 2007 i screamed and screamed and screamed that main street was about to be eviscerated. i totally failed tv talk show nothing, no one listened this time we headed off a downturn we stopped the end

rancho adobe firefighters posted this photo from the scene. they report the passengers jumped from the car as they drove towards redwood trees. the car missed those trees and stopped shortly after. >>> happening today, we'll get a look at the snowpack in california. the department of water resources is said to take its first official survey of the sierra snowpack. winter storms did well for our water supply last year, but this year it's expected to show levels a little lower than normal because california started the fall very dry but a series of storms in late november through december helped bring those levels closer to the average. some good news there, vianey. >> yeah. also good news is the incoming system on saturday is expected to also bring additional snowfall to the sierra, which is fantastic to see. your microclimate highs for today, we'll get another round of cool daytime highs and our temperatures will be topping out in the upper 50s. 59 degrees for san jose. morgan hills, 60 degrees. your east bay temperatures, 58 degrees for oakla

this has been a rough time, they are tremendously large and even their service sector is bigger than adobend salesforce combined. liz: look at this three-year picture. you can see that right now with apple down 9.66%, it's definitely taking a hit but i want to go back to kevin and ask you, is china the cause or is it simply magnifying what has been something that other companies have seen in the past and that is that chinese companies are no longer el cheapo entirely. huawei is a company that makes a very good phone. we don't like them here because we're not sure if they're putting things in there that can sf spy on us but maybe this is the capitalistic market that's stinging apple. >> no question that apple, like any other company, faces intense competition in china. i think that that's perfectly normal. i think that maybe that might be some kind of issue here but i think you raise an interesting point with huawei. this again comes back into the geopolitics of it. geopolitically, huawei has emerged as the kind of company, the center of this u.s./china confrontation. they rls oare also one

be far more inclined to embrace that one and it frank low hasn't been hit very hard, a microsoft, adobe or salesforce. >> so the breadth of the market over at least this rally period, it's been actually quite extraordinary. i've heard people talk about it in a bullish sense and as a technician you should like that. do you say, hey, everything was so oversold that this had to happen >> over this ten-day rally, i would say we've had two days that i would characterize as especially impressive internally what i'm looking for, that second chart we showed, the percentage of stocks making a one-month high you get that above 50% and that's a low bar you get that above 50%, that is your all clear sign that enough stocks are participating in this move. >> chris, thank you. >>> pete, i'm going to pose a would you rather to you. would you rather apple or microsoft? >> i own both. >> right >> but i think right now in terms of where i see microsoft, i still think that's the better stock right now for upside the reason i say that is i think -- excuse me, i think that apple will be a little bit under p

that move to buy the company puts dropbox in competition with adobe and docusign. >>> this morning fans of kliv will have to go on with other favorite country station. the station went silent after nearly 73 years on the air. now it was broadcasting country music, but if you're here from the bay area, you'll know it was once a popular top 40s station. it had musicians, such as neil die understand mo, the beach boys would stop by the location on story road in san jose. chief engineer mike danberger says he grew up listening to the station and worked there for nearly four decades but he says kliv may still have a future. >> we're working with the city to take over kliv, and bring it back to a news station, and we are working with san jose state that would run it. >> krty, which broadcasts out of the same station, will move to a new location and continue to play country music. a hotel is expected to be built at the old site of kliv. >> that would be cool if they could run a radio station, the students. i had one on my college campus. >> mine did. >> you could run it. >> something we could

lumber's down about 40% if they outsource this to me, they could bring sales force in, bring me in, bring adoben, safe the t save the taxpayers a fortune and be more accurate >> even with the fed having raised in december, can they engineer a soft landing? that's going to be the biggest question of 2019 we're going to see a little bit of a slowdown here or something potentially worse given some of the industries you're looking at. >> but you need to see what stuart miller who was the chairman of lennar say continue which is that the last couple days have been good. housing is getting more affordable because mortgage rates fell and because new home prices are coming down you need to see that it's really hard to understand an environment what fooled jeff, the employment numbers. what fooled the fed? the employment numbers it's an amazon economy when it comes to amazon we'll worry about a divorce. can we stay focused, please? >> yeah. i think the other message from macy's is that there's not a ton of inflation they can't pass on higher prices to the consumer. >> right >> athleisure is not dead not

. >> e-commerce sales grew by 17% according to adobe analytics and amazon is frankly half of the internet no way that number is 1and their number isn't in that vicinity. i think it is little better than the average. despite their huge scale, they continue to grow, take share. i put out an index, store much advisors same-store sales index. up 4.5% of retailers reported which is very robust. volume weighted for sales of retailers. amazon not reported. walmart not reported. we'll know a lot more when they do. if you put amazon, grew at any scale like 20%, retail sales for the retail industry grew more than 4.5%. more like five or 6% for the holidays which shows the consumer is it sill strong. stuart: very much so. gerald storch always a pleasure. >>> my pleasure. stuart: see you soon. >>> there is a petition in the state of new jersey that wants recall governor phil murphy, get him out of office. all about his high tax policies and support for illegals which some believe is just killing the state. i live there. details on this in a moment. ♪ stuart: dow up 140, nearly 150 points. we reached

we don't need fencing across all 1200 miles of texas from adobe needed in hundreds of miles of texas.miles in february. i need about -- we need fencing in the credo, new mexico, arizona. it works and democrats will assure that president trump. call the emergency order. get it done. stuart: dan patrick and lieutenant governor of of the great state of texas. thank you, sir. appreciate it. check the big board holding onto a miniscule gain. 10 points up in about half the battle are green. reporting profits today. let's see their performance. 3m reported the stock is up near 3%. pfizer reported the stock is up two and a quarter%. verizon reported restructuring business down to by 5%. apple going to report their profits after the closing bell this afternoon and we don't know what they're going to report, but the stock is dead in the water in advance of the official numbers. 4:00 p.m. eastern time, live coverage of apple's profit on this network, the fox business network. president trump will give his state of the union address one week from today in a letter to speaker pelosi the president

. >>> a few stocks on the move upgrading salesforce and adobe from hold to buy that's one of our friends for this but i approve. salesforce new price target is $164 up from $140. goes to $262 mr. weiser thinks these names would hold up best in a market downturn activist investor in dollar tree and asking the company to sell its family dollar business i don't know such a good fit. that's according to a letter from the ceo starboard pushing for changes to its pricing model. i was just -- yeah you were out i mean, hedge funds and activists just sucked last year, sorkin they were, like, both of us -- either one of us just in our sleep could have done better than these guys that are billionaires, half of them you see david einhorn? don't you think we could put our heads together and lose 33%? i'm almost sure that the two of us -- >> you're going to put your heads together and lose 33% of whatever you could raise >> i guarantee we could do that. >> we might be able to do down 50%. >> we might be able to do down 20% though down 15% >> hard to be a value player >> that's not the only one and you