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where europe's banks go amid global volatility. plus, oil rebounds from 12-year lows. this is "the pulse ." ♪ jon: hello and welcome back to "the pulse." let's get you up to speed on equity markets. we are higher across the board. the ftse up by 1.5%. the tax up by 107 points. gains.ers leading the energy and gas also higher. commerzbank, the vague gainer on the stoxx 600. have a look at the other asset classes. other-yen, a real slog down to kuroda-nomics. dollar-yen a little bit higher today. stronger japanese yen. the biggest two-week gains for the japanese yen since 1998. let's wrap up some of the news now and cross over to caroline hyde. caroline: jamie dimon, chairman and ceo of jpmorgan, is buying shares of his own bank after they tumbled to the lowest price in more than two years. maderce says that dimon the purchase because he believes the stock is cheap. jpmorgan is down almost 20% this year. thyssenkrupp posted a net loss through december, missing analyst estimates. germany's steelmaker is struggling to whether a drop in prices. chief financial officer kirk

we're shopping for bargains amid that sell off and weathering the storm in energy. our call of the day is a hand full of buy ratings on oil stocks. that debate is also ahead. but first clearly we're focused on the best week for stock since thanksgiving. right now the dow, the s&p and the nasdaq are hugging the flat line as you can see but three great days of course monday, tuesday, wednesday, begging the question, is the rally sustainable or is it a move that you should now fade? john what's your view. >> i don't know that you fade it simon but you certainly take some profits. i have been talking about that along with other panelists as far as selling call options.

clarisa ward is the first journalist to visit aairfield amid a deepening relationship between the u.s. and its kurdish al allies. she joins us live from erbil with this cnn exclusive. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, christine. as the u.s. ratchets up its military presence inside syria with at least 50 u.s. special forces troops on the ground, it is also exploring military ways to pursue the fight against isis beyond just airstrikes. now, we managed to find this small agricultural airstrip in a remote corner of northeastern syria. when we arrived on the scene, it was clear that works were ongoing. there was a large berm of freshly dug-up earth that was clearly intended to obscure what was going on behind it. but we could see the runway quite clearly. we saw a tractor. we saw workers on the scene,

despite increasing numbers of drownings amid worsening weather and rough seas, large numbers of migrants are still prepared to brave the aegean sea to try and reach europe. dozens of migrants believed to have been en route to greece were detained by turkish security forces today.

this comes amid an increasing public dispute between ban ki-moon and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. last week, ban called israeli settlements "an affront to the palestinian people and to the international community." in response, israeli prime minister netanyahu said ban ki-moon's criticism gives a tailwind to terrorism and that the u.n. lost its neutrality and moral force a long time ago." in ban's editorial, entitled, "don't shoot the messenger," he accused netanyahu of twisting his words and wrote -- "history proves that people will always resist occupation." meanwhile, ban ki-moon visited ethiopia over the weekend amid the worst-drought in ethiopia in decades. the drought has caused critical food shortages for more than 10 million people. a local resident spoke out. >> it is really going to be life-threatening if this continues as it is now, because we he nhing to eat. we're in the hands of the government now. amy: new research shows climate change is accelerating drought conditions in the horn of africa. the african union has abandoned its plans to send peacekeeping

earlier on, the president had asked the prime minister to resign amid sliding public support for hisro-european cabinet. our correspondent has more on the events in kiev and where they leave ukraine. reporter: the president resign.y recommended he his party gathered 150 signatures necessary to table a motion of no-confidence. the motion of no-confidence was after longoverturned debate and an emotional speech. pass,er for the motion to 226 votes would have been needed. only 194 members of parliament voted for the motion with 39 members of the party that proposed a motion abstaining, not in solidarity. numerous members of the opposition bloc, the successor party to the russian party of regents, which might have been expected to vote against, also abstaining. i think what we see is members of the ukrainian parliament do not always vote according to convictions with party loyalty but the influence of oligarchs who still have a lot of power over members of ukrainian parliament. that is the talk in kiev. aside from oligarchs and politicians, speaking about the general public, why is the go

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small caps on amid cap's.you really believe there's going to be significant reception -- recession, that is understandable. your belief is that the world is not coming to an end. that maybe we are in this new normal. that's something he to happen for markets to either correct for markets to nick: central banks need to work out what exactly their time to do it they have been trying qe for so long to try and get a reaction, it is not really worked. we need the banks to become effective again. small interest margins. they are getting whacked in europe. non-conforming loans to sort out. the central banks and regulators can help supporting the banks, it would be a good idea. and, thank you for joining us. coming up, a big miss for europe's asked bank. -- europe's biggest bank. ♪ when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever

he admitted it had been impossible to advance peace talks amid military action inside syria. from the first day, i have indicated that these are not talks for the sake of talks. allow simplyot procedural matters to become more important than actually the result for the u.n. -- the humanitarian situation of the syrian people who have been waiting for us to deliver not a conference, but something concrete for them. i have therefore taken the decision to bring -- to temporarily pause. it is not the end or the failure of the talks. catherine: our correspondent has more for us from geneva. the inter syrian peace --ks under the you are in the u.n. special envoy got derailed because of the differences between the government and the syrian opposition and differences between the great house that had been sponsoring the talks. the cessation of bombing of civilian facilities. disagreement on cease-fire terms for the whole of syria. the envoy has postponed talks until the 25th. theetween, he is aiming for syria talks to be discussed on the sidelines of the security conference in munich,

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seaworld's stop dropped 9% today amid news of the spying. it came out during the latest earnings report. their stock price dropped 9% amid awarning attendance is soft this year. they blame fewer international viewers, especially from brazil. for 2015, 22.5 million people came to their parks nationwide, a slight increase over 2014. however, profits fell by almost a million dollars to $49.1 million. in november, seaworld announced a new strategy to add more attractions to its parks like the mako coaster coming here in orlando and a new emphasis on seasonal festivals like the current bands, brews and barbecue. >> julie: one day after the first deadly accident in the i-4 ultimate project, we're asking what is being done to keep construction workers safe. work has been halted on all 21 been that way since yesterday when a dump truck backed over a man. here's more on the big drive safety record. >> reporter: if you drove on i-4 today, you probably noticed a similar sight to what's behind me. construction equipment but no one working. we've uncover

brent oil has advanced about $35 per barrel amid speculation that some of the world's biggest crude producers will cooperate to reduce output. bloomberg still says saudi arabia's oil minister plans to be with his russian counterpart later today to discuss the oil market. venezuela may also attend. the era of easy gains the japanese stock market fueled by abenomics is over, according to one management company. it says that as markets become more volatile, people will pull their money. goldman sachs asset management says the worst of the credit market selloff is probably over. it is now waiting for a sign that the situation has stabilized so it can plow cash back into u.s. junk bonds. goldman says that once sentiment becomes less negative, the magnetism of yields will draw investors back. guy? guy: thank you. 28 minutes to go until the european cash open. let's show you what is happening. let me take it to the bloomberg terminal and show you where we are. wti kick the future's box -- taht settled us, looking for half a percent gain. the cac up over 3%, dax up. we are adding to those gains. let

it comes amid what appears to be an extension of president xi jinping's anti corruption clean up. tell us more adrian about the latest situation. >> reporter: the reason why this is significant is that he was governor of the most important provinces in china. this is a province where the former paramount leader hailed from. he is accused of violating party discipline. that is an accusation you hear over and over again today in today's china. this follows events on thursday when the man who was the deputy governor of another important province was also removed from his post accused of violating party discipline. in the case of way hung, i think it is in relation to president xi jinping's crackdown because he was an associate of the former security officer who was jailed for corruption last year >>> i hear that there is news on the case of the five missing book sellers. >> reporter: a lot happening on different levels in china today. the police in the province which borders hong kong released a letter to their counterparts saying that three of the five who went missing were now bein

in 2001, amid allegations of peeking at a 14-year-old girl in a tanning booth, madson left waterloo schools and took a teaching position in des moines. those charges were dismissed. "it's important to note that it's been 15 years since michael madson was an employee of the waterloo school district. we did reach out the waterloo school administrators on 2001, when he was facing a charge and moving from waterloo to des moines. they but referred us to a recent article in the register. 6:24. in that article, it said that des moines had reached out to waterloo and a principal and a teacher had given a positive reference. but in the article, waterloo school leaders say they never received a formal reference request from des moines. at the time, districts were not required to conduct criminal background checks of new hires. that changed in 2014. but the iowa board of educational examiners - which licenses teachers in the state - can't legally share criminal backgrounds with districts. and the board only revokes s aching licenses for certain criminal convictions, which is why madson was able to sti

trt=2 laura/vo san francisco's homeless problem highlighted amid super bowl week. the protesters' message to city lde >>> san francisco's homeless problem highlighted amid super bowl week. >>> plus, hillary and bernie getting ready to go head to head tonight. what we can expect in the final debate before the new hampshire primary. >>> and perfect timing for san francisco. there's another show taking place on the embarcadero. it it has nothing to do with football. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good thursday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. unlike the story about the bay bridge, our forecast has everything to do with football. kari hall joining us right now and she looks forward to the weekend. nice weather on the way. >> yes, looking forward to a warm up, too. our temperatures chilly all week and nice to get the rain, but looks like that rain pretty much has moved out and any chance of it for the next few days. our temperatures are now in the mid-40s in the peninsula. upper 40s in san francisco. we're

amid the company's ongoing encryption battle with the f-b-i. apple is refusing to comply with a court order to create a back door that would allow the f-b-i to access data from the i-phone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. in an email to his staff yesterday... apple c-e-o tim cook thanked everyone for their support... saying that "this case is about more than a single phone." the f-b-i's director said sunday the agency's demand is about giving the victims justice... and providing a thorough investigation into the shooting. still to come on channel 2 news this morning... social media is flooding with "selfies," but what if you could use a selfie to pay. mastercard technology has a new app for you mastercard is launching new technology so you can use selfies to approve online purchases. the company says selfies and fingerprint scans are safer than typed passwords. especially since many passwords the mastercard identity check app has you take a selfie each time you buy something online. your face or fingerprint will be scanned to prove it's

the silver lining amid the >> we have new details on a deadly passenger train crash in germany. we have just found out the death toll has climbed to ten after one of the people injured died at hospital. that head-on collision between two trains happened in a remote countryside about 40 miles from munich and the trains normally would have been packed with students and it just so happen they are out of school this beak. almost 930 people are hurt and nine of them seriously and one person is reported missing. investigators have recovered two of the three on board. >> and the nation's first primary is underway right now in new hampshire, and the presidential candidates are still stumping for last-minute votes and the latest polls have g.o.p. front runner donald trump and democrat bernie sanders in the lead but anything can happen and this morning i spoke with political commentators coke roberts and said it is critical for bernie sanders not to run away although hillary clinton is polling well. >> what starts to happen, kristen, someone is catching on fire and everyone is excited abo

this is happening because kathryn leroy resigned amid scandal of hitting a coworker. she was cleared of the allegations but eventually still stepped down. members will be voting on whether to make the deputy now acting superintendent the interim superintendent. she would then take over until they find someone to officially put in the spot. so of course, gayle, we will stay on top of and it let you know as soon as we get anymore information on the search. >> like you were saying, it can be intense. thanks, adrienne. >>> police want you to take a good look at surveillance video of the liquor store shootout in tampa. it's a story we brought you yesterday morning. here's a closer look. you can see two men entered cut rate liquor on north 15th running. that's when police claim the clerk pulled out a gun and shot at the men. one died in the shootout. police are looking for the second armed man. >>> a tampa man is now facing charges after a 6-year-old found a loaded gun many n his his mom's diaper -- gun in his his girlfriend's diaper bag south tampa. the little boy found th

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and it will make a difference amid discontent amid-republicans and democrats. we didn't know the berlin war why is doing to come down, and it did. we didn't know a lot happened. it did history >>> for the greens, the forthcoming election is notable. the democratic establishment will ensure that he's not the nominee. if he is, he'll be a man against a democratic party machinery opposed to his goals. >> it's like helping a friend break up an abusive relationship. how long will you keep making excuses for a political party that is pushing you over the cliff. >> in the last few weeks the u.s. mainstream media has been offering an alternative. but michael bloomberg. those hoping challenge the establishment say a break through is possible. >> that is perfecto >>> israeli police shot and killed a sudanese migrant who they say stand an israeli shoulder, it happened near a bus stop. police say the men were shot several times as they tried to flee the scene. >> it's carnival time in brazil. the zika virus is casting a chateau over this year's -- shadow over this year's e

amid fears of the mosquito borne illness causing serious birth defects in latin america. a state dinner, but what about human rights? we are finding more about the cuban president's visit to inis, the first visit years and actors are saying that import rights issues are not being adequately raised. we will stick with that story of raul castro's visit to paris as we turn to business news. of course, human rights issues are brought up by some activists . principally a trade on economic -- trade and economic visit for the cuban president. >> a lot of money to look at here as well. we're seeing concrete amounts on tourism, transport, and fair trade goods. paris is that it will forgive some of havana's debt and put the money into an investment fund. reporter: getting cuba back on its feet, france loves to be the island's biggest partner in no longer that it is a prion the world stage. on monday, president francois hollande and raul castro announced a franco-cuban fun. president castro: we have set up a fund that promotes trade and commerce, cooperation, and investment, in the

this election comes amid a backdrop of a deeply divided nation, not just on political issues, but socialtoo. on part of our continuing road top, regina went to arkansas meet lgbt americans that say discrimination is a major problem. ♪ >> they don't care about caitlyn jenner. they believe about what their interpretation of the bible is, and they unfortunately oftennuse that to justify kicking their child out of the home. >> i have been punished, i have been hated. i've got things thrown at me. arkansas is the heart of america's bible belt, where faith comes first. homosexuality is incompatible with their religious beliefs. and those beliefs have been routed, which means that the change that has been seen and felt in other parts of america has not quite reached year. he dreams of becoming a chef. he was a teenager when he came out to his mother, who failed to accept his sexuality. he ran away from home several times before finally getting his own place in low income housing. >> my mom, i felt she did not agreed it a religion -- agree do religion.n -- due to she even mentioned in the bible,

meltdown amid sunshine and warm temperatures. how long we can enjoy this february thaw. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us right now. we are following a huge night for both the democratic and republican candidates running for president. the polls just closed in south carolina for the republican presidential primary. donald trump is way ahead in recent polls and expects another first place finish after winning in new hampshire. results should come in over the next few hours. we'll have the latest on our cbs2iowa.com website and on the news at 10:00. >>> out west, hillary clinton is celebrating a crucial win in her bid for president. clinton edged out bernie sanders in the democratic caucuses in nevada. returns show her only a few nevada is the first contest to sample who in the latino community will come out to support her for president. clinton claimed her victory just a few minutes ago. >> we hear you. we see you. we're incredibly grateful to you. it's because we're in this together. we look at our country and see so much t

amid the fanfare - one family - that takes fiction pretty seriously. w-f-x-r's charlie cooper shows us how one mom is using the world of "make believe" and mystery - as a confidence lesson for her kids. 00:00 19:19-24:00charlie cooper, reportingfor some people costuming is something they do a few times a year at conventions like this one but for others they say it's a way of life. skyler ireland - bedford dressing up here i feel accepted and just like myself. lindsay stewartit's a chance to of the ordinary.track 1for mera babineaux and her family dressing in costume often is a must.mera babineauxyou take a mental vacation and costuming is kind of a physical representation of that mental break.track 2she's the mother to several kids who have austism. babineaux says they often are uncomfortable socializing with that all changes when they dress up. mera babineauxgiven them an outlet and so we've helped them learn how to function with their social skills through track 3and when they dress up they gain a wind of character on tv, we dress them as the charact

jpmorgan trading revenue dropped 20% this year amid the global rout.ut the bank is gaining share in europe. is this bad news for deutsche bank? we will talk about that during the next hour and a half. we are a half hour with the european market open. let me show you the fair value tech elation we have this mark. fairly flat, i little bit of civility may creeping back into these assets after some fairly big days. you can see london just a little bit higher. let me take you through some of the other assets you need to know about this morning. pound thatg at a is back above1.40 but has gone below that overnight. if you're on the bloomberg, go check it out. it is a great story but where economists see the pound going. dollar yen continues to move. you could see in overextension of the fed doesn't hike. you could to the move all the way to 1.05, what would that do to the japanese economy? a big move earlier on the week doing damage. about what is happening here. we have to tackle at this interview we have done. it was a fascinating interview done on bloombe

now, amid all the uncertainty seen in european financials, nomura has decided to downgrade its outlook on a number of the big banks. ubs sticking to the banks, it's now set to free salaries for its investment bankers in the at least mid year amid ongoing market turbulence and a steep fall that's been seen from within its share price, this according to reuters. ubs has declined to comment. shares having shed around 30% of their value so far this year. and let's talk about unicredit. the numbers helping its board to confirm support for their ceo in the face of mounting shareholder doubts of whether he should remain at the top. italy's biggest banks notching profits, flying past expectations for a loss of 140 million euros. the lender also improving its core capital ratio. our colleagues asked the ceo what he saw as the key takeaways from the results. >> what is important is the appreciation has been visible. we got some positive feedback. there's also better than expected in terms of profits and capital creation. we are massively surprised with the growth in just one quarter. so all in a

that's amid the collapse in crude prices. >>> and a digital deal. sainsbury's makes a 1.3 billion pound offer for the homemaker, hoping argos will boost its business. >>> and hillary clinton squeaks by bernie sanders while ted cruz defines the polls to thump trump and take the top spot in iowa. >> tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa and all across this great nation. >>> good morning and welcome back to "street signs." it's a busy day here with earnings in europe. let's give you a check on how u.s. markets are set to open after a busy session in after-hours trade. although, before google and other companies were reporting, we had a relatively flat session with the dow erasing early losses, the s&p barely into negative territory. this is the picture going into trade today. dow jones now called lower by about 150 points. the nasdaq called lower as well. we could be seeing a correlation with energy prices. we'll look at it in just a minute. both crude and wti falling in the neighborhood of 2%. we have red arrows across the boar

amid the current outbreak in latin america. rick schneider is expected to propose the state provide $30 million to help residents pay their water bills. residents had been paying for water for more than a year that they will brief officials about the plan today and talk about to it lawmakers next week. >>> the school board will hold a joint meeting with the board of commissioners today to map out a plan for discussing school construction and renovation. the two boards will meet at the center on the nc state campus this afternoon. coach k is expected to get back to work after missing his first basketball game in more than 2 decades. the university says, krzyzewski did not feel well and checked out at duke and doctors advised him not to make the trip. they won anyway. leading the yellow jackets 80- 71. >>> damage after a series of tornados swept parts of states, twisters caused damage in eastern mississippi and weer alabama. no one was seriously hurt. the same storm system is dumping snow from colorado to the upper midwest. >>> w

airlines say they are allowing staff members to opt out of flights to latin america and the caribbean amid escalating concerns over the spread of the zika virus and its effects on unborn united ual said wednesday that it was giving pregnant flight attendants the option of withdrawing from assignments to countries affected by the mosquito- borne virus, which has been linked to babies being born with abnormally small heads.the cdc has advised pregnant women to consider postponing travel "to any area where zika virus transmission is ongoing." many airlines have already offered refunds to customers who have booked flights to countries affected by the virus, for which there is currently no viable vaccine. vo kara cam now let's take a look at some of the stories coming up now let's take a look at some of the stories coming up new for you at 6:30... kara gfx seemingly everyone ice bucket challenge a couple years ago... now, we're finding out how the social media sensation has helped stop the disease. kara gfx a college university is taking a novel approach to staying in shape.. see what they're m

airlines say they are allowing staff members to opt out of flights to latin america and the caribbean amid escalating concerns over the spread of the zika virus and its united ual said wednesday that it was giving pregnant flight attendants the option of withdrawing from assignments to countries affected by the mosquito- borne virus, which has been linked to babies being born with abnormally small heads.the cdc has advised pregnant women to consider postponing travel "to any area where zika virus transmission is ongoing." many airlines have already offered refunds to customers who have booked flights to countries affected by the virus, for which there is currently no viable vaccine. in important consumer alert this deadly airbags. it's expanding to include more recent car models. jessica brown joins us with the details... we're talking about another major recall for honda...this time they're recalling more than 2 million vehicles. this because takata airbags can explode and shoot metal fragments into the car. these airbags are linked to deaths and injuries all over the country. vo full con

some crammed into tiny hotel rooms amid the gas leak, patience is wearing thin. >> what are we doing? we are getting poisoned and moved around! >> reporter: that is a popular sentiment in porter ranch. high school teacher cindy jackson is at her third hotel and says help from the gas company arrived only when the smell became unbearable. >> i couldn't breathe. i was coughing. congestion in my chest. >> we know the impact this is having, unfortunately, on the community. we know the impact that it's having on the environment. >> reporter: so cal gas ceo acknowledges mistakes were made. >> we probably could have done a better job of letting, you know, the residents of the community. since that time, i think we have done a better job of making sure they know what is going on. >> reporter: would you live here? would you buy a house here now knowing what you know now? >> i would have no concern about living in porter ranch and i'm sure that once this is behind us, this is going to continue to be a great community to live in. >> reporter: it's hard for families to think about getting this be

the news comes amid local media reports that the city of long beach is expanding access to the airport for commercial passenger airlines, opening up nine new slots for interested airlines. jetblue and delta 3 shares of twitter fell nearly three percent in after-hours trading on wednesday. this comes after its latest quarterly results showed the social media service is still struggling to attract new users. twitter reported it had 320 million users in the december quarter, flat from the previous quarter and up only 9 percent year to year. while twitter is popular with media outlets, politicians and celebrities, it has never been able to match the broad appeal of facebook. 3 3 3 the time is now 5:xx. it's not exactly where you might expect the pope to pay a visit. coming up... the dangerous location he plans to hold mass in mexico. 3 during his upcoming visit to mexico, pope francis is scheduled to visit a prison. in the courtyard of the state prison, a group of inmates ready for francis' visit. five years ago, this prison was considered one of the most dangerous in the country, housing

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amid growing concern over china and interest rates, market watchers have lost faith in bullish stock calls. things may get worse before the carnage continues to drag the nasdaq come as it index to its lowest level. seven strategists have lowered their year and projection. president and chief investment made anaxel merk argument for climbing all the way back. he is with us from san francisco. what should we have seen a last august that you were already looking at? >> i don't think it's china or russia or this and that. these are all just symptoms. we have had years of central banks compressing risk premium. investors are overexposed to risky assets. now, what happened in early august, the fed decided to pursue an exit in earnest. that means risk premiums will rise. rather than buying the dips, people will sell the rally. people will not realize immediately that the markets have changed. as the market is changing, people will be interested in preserving capital. what is amplifying all of this is we have janet yellen looking at the labor markets, rather than one bernanke did, which was

bittermes amid that standoff between apple and the fbi. the government gaining access in a phone used by the san bernardino shooter. a republican senator says apple is breaking the law and it is not something that can be applied sometime and not all the time. the dispute is part of a larger debate within congress, the administration, and the tech industry about whether law enforcement and intelligence agencies should be able to access encrypted communications. challenging times for j.p. morgan. revenue from sales and trading has tumbled 20% this year. wall street's biggest firms have been hit by the global market route, while j.p. morgan slump -- also exacerbated by boosting revenue at the time. the divisions chief, daniel kendo, says lower earnings from capital equity markets underwriting may contribute to a 25% the client in the divisions fee revenues is quarter. furthergan also facing investigation into conflicts of interest in the way it sold and used its own investment products. sources say indy and a security regulators are investiga

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it comes amid new evidence that it's more commomothan first thought. lexi sutter talked with one mother who says the new guidance is desperately needed. the barnes family is a happy one. but mother emily will be the first to admit... it hasn't always been this way. "it had gone undiagnosed for all these years and i didn't understand." for more than five years and with all three pregnancies... she suffered from postpartum depression. "all of the sudden i was having panic attacks and i was in hysterical tears." struggling with intense emotions... she realized they were wrong, but not rare. "common enough that it's in about 1 in every 8 people." doctor rabiya suleman sees depression in expecting and new mothers all she's already using the recommended depression screening guidelines. "we screen them immediately after they have the baby, we screen them in our office as specialists of women's care right when they come in for their postpartum visit." "the recommendation is absolutely a first step. it has to happen that women have the ability to talk openly an

taylor swift back at kanye west amid controversial lyrics claiming that he made her famous. >> the theme for last night was witness greatness and thht's what we got. nancy and i were on the red carpet greeting the >> we had more cameras on that red carpet and backstage, and there were emot wins, powerful tributes and even a swift pay back. along the way who will try to undercut your success. or take credit for your accomplishments or your fame. >> taylor blasted kanye fours after the rapper insulted swift with the controversial lyric, i made that b famous, she had a message to her >> someday when you get to where you're going, you're'll look around and you'll know it was you and the people who lov you who put you there, and that will be the greatest feeling in the world. >> it was an epic night for taylor. >> taylor swift. >> after her 1989 win for album of the year, she helped with win out the grammys her team backstage. and after the show, she changed into another crop top and skirt she looked for her boyfriend here's but . watched selena's face when we mentioned kanye. >> you shoul ha

all as host chris rock gets ready to host the 2016 oscars -- amid the diversity concerns that came to light last month.,.. another roagame -- another loss. a late defeat last night in west virginia keeps the iowa state men stuck in the middle of the pack in the big xii amid a season that had high expectations at the start. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our forecast. stay with tv9. surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet. get up to 40 megs for $20 a month for 1 year when bundled with qualifying home phone plan. just call... ...right nowow wanna see this as an action movie? [ deep voice ] get ready. 40 megs is only $20 a month. [ normal voice ] or drama? for $20 a month. [ normal voice ] only from centurylink. speed may not be available in your area. yesterday's with highs in the 40s and a pretty light wind. we'll also see some peeks of sun every now and again with a partly to mostly cloudy sky. winds begin to pick up later tonight. those winds remain blustery both wednesday and thursday, blowing at 15 to 30 mph. it'll be cooler for

followed a week where debt issuance was frozen amid concern about the health of the global economy.t has been a disappointing earnings season for many tech companies. any value to be had in the sector now? theguest who call manages alliance trust. good to see you this morning. sum up the earnings season. we saw high profile moves liked linkedin tumbling. in terms of the big players, how was the earnings season? >> i think the companies that sell into the advertising market, like facebook and google, headquarters. thecompanies that sell into corporate enterprise market like linkedin, they saw hesitation among their users and maong purchasers. -- and among purchasers. anna: you raise an interesting dissension between different parts of the tech world. facebook, amazon, netflix, google. you mentioned facebook and google selling into the advertisers. netflix selling into the consumer. as is amazon. is there anything that unites them/? ? can we look at that acronym as a useful lens to analyze the sector? it is confusing but i think those companies you saw a lot of investors gravitate to

will issue new growth targets this year after it completed a restructuring program ahead of schedule amidasing demand in the home market of europe. the carmaker said recurring operating income last year climbed to 2.73 billion euros. shares in dreamworks animation jumped in trade after the maker of the "kung fu" panda films beat estimates. the company saw growth in the tv and home businesss as it restarts its struggling movie corporation. goldman sachs confirms the executive that helped build the malaysia business left earlier this month. the departure comes with dealings of the country's state owned investment company drew public scrutiny because of the high fees the bank was paid. like it had been with goldman sachs 18 years and was mostly recently chairman of the southeast asia operations. that's the bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: "surveillance" up next and we have a great exclusive interview coming from berlin. you don't want to miss it. . ♪ francine: economists predict a brexit will drive the town to lowe's. output as the saudi saudi arabia rules out cuts and stocks fa

cutting projections for the s&p 500 amid a $2 trillion rout. the new year begins with old problems for the pboc, as the fx reserves fall to a four-year low. low for longer. the bloomberg exclusive, world's largest energy trader says the phrases could persist for a decade. more from him throughout the hour. welcome to "the paul's," live from london, i'm francine lacqua. european markets -- little changed after drops. let's check in with mark barton. mark: let's start with the stock xx 600. lower, higher, coming down once again. we fell by 4.8% last week, easily way to get the gains of the prior two weeks, amounting to 3.8%. still, the index is down by 11% this year, one trillion euros, on track for its worst year since 2011. the macro highlight of this week is janet yellen, appeared before congress. she is going to have to strike, francine, some sort of balance andetween caution confidence, but the domestic economy is in good shape after those jobs numbers on friday. this is the interest rate projection, fed fund futures now saying we will see a

look outside shows how nice and clear says tekakwitha will we're seeing this afternoon widespread amid60s for good bit of santa clara valley and was quick with the short-term outlook superbowl sunday the trend is one to continue upward to in terms of temperatures as we make our way toward the big game. >>robin winston: looking pretty good no matter problems and nothing go on the bridge and the west to bomb skyway it is backed up behind pick it the drive time not bad at all 50 minutes from the maze to downtown and the third image in downtown oakland sfo will have some extra busy traffic from the airport today everyone is heading in for the super bowl if your flight to catch or pick someone up make sure you leave early because it will be crowded it will pick up a. >>mark: police a could been mistaken for someone else the city council increased the war for information from 25 to $50,000 this week we spoke to the family and they say they hope the new war will help his neighbors started a scholarship. >>darya: sports apparel and for the 50,000 items receive nationwide they say their price t