or a bad m- there's no doubt many women love, even crave their so-called mommy juice.or two that takes the edge off after a long, hectic day. >> you feel like you deserve something. and so wine becomes that something. >> reporter: for 39-year-old annie grace, that drinking habit started at work. >> i actually got taken aside one day, and told the bar's kind of like the golf course. that's where the deals happen. >> reporter: in her book, "this naked mind", the mother of three describes how her relationship with alcohol got to a point where there was never a reason not to drink about four glasses of wine a night. >> it was 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon saying, okay, it's almost 5:00, and then i'll be able to pour that glass of wine. >> reporter: grace didn't consider herself an alcoholic but says she was tired offive willing with the guilt she felt. >> i thought of every reason i had to drink, and it was as my unconscious king around alcohol had gone away. >> reporter: about 5.3 million women in the u.s. have alcohol use disorder or aud. women who consume more than thre

that's stills off its lows i don't think this is a driver for the sector right now maybe getting rid of bad m that, not as fast as people want. >>> one is voting against it dan, break it down over at the flag -- >> let's go to the xbi a lot of people were talking about a lot of activity, but xpi ran hot, like two times average, and it looked like shortly after d. it was a bearish role 3 thousands, going to the 1.62 the 83 puts for 50%, now down to -- so maybe looking for a pullback here. this is that chart, the s&p 500 is up about 22% over the last year whenyou look at the xpi, it's almost double that performance obviously a nice uptrend here. the stock may have found some resistance here, and then i just want to go over to the five year what am i doing here this was the campaign here remember that? there was a lot of talk about drug pricing butted move all the way back here i wouldn't expect this thing to give up so quickly, especially when there's not a heck of a lot of drug pricing. >> thanks for that, dan. >> nice charting >> for more option, check out the whole show friday at 5:30. >>> s

bad, wasing up, was it m&s and tesco? we will break down the health of the u.k. consumer, next. from london, this is bloomberg. ♪

nancy: flooding along the new england coast is described as bad as ever. m. -- michelle: abc7 has live coverage for you. chief meteorologist bill kelly monitoring the storm and the dangerously cold air settling in. nancy: we'll check back in with brad bell and stephen tschida and the closings here. jonathan: sam sweeney is at dulles airport that received several diverted flights but we'll start with bill kelly and the forecast. this was a wallop. bombagenesis? bill: bomb cyclone. i retreated stuff from the satellite that showed it wound up and lookedded like a hurricane out there. that is the deep drop of pressure we talked about last night. it's pushing up to new england. for the most part out of our area in terms of what is going on with the snowfall. now we have driving winds out of the northwest. that moves us forward to the next story. it's a big story. wind chill advisory posted for the entire region. of course, it includes d.c. metro. that goes all the way up out of our region as well. the wind gusts right now, if you've been outside you know this and

bad, wasing up, was it m&s and tesco? we will break down the health of the u.k. consumer, next. from london, this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: live from london, i'm mark barton. the holiday season didn't bring many gets for retailers here. dropping tesco and m&s after underwhelming christmas sales. andrea.us with more, was it a super thursday or is that a misnomer? most of thee updates were disappointing. mark: we were sitting here last week -- we were talking about next. you are damping the enthusiasm. maybe we were right to be enthusiastic about the grocers. earlier today, they stood out. >> tesco was expected to be the clear christmas leader. they had a disappointing christmas. we got an indication this might be the case with market share data coming out showing tesco had been outperformed -- that wasn't expected. mark: tesco one might have assumed would do better. what about m&s? where did it not stand out? where did it disappoint? >> surprised the reaction to m&s was so extreme. what has spooked people is the food business. weakening o

m in a lot of hot water over a sweatshi sweatshirt. they immediately after criticism online pulled the product and photo from the website for seemingly being racially insensitive. a lot of bad pr for h and m here. >> rightfully so. i don't know how that happens. >>> also looks like trouble on the horizontal for camera maker gopro. cutting a fifth of work force for the second time in two years. what does it mean if the company? obviously they revolutionized being able to take the action shot, but is it in trouble now? >> yes, so essentially that share price has been in a lot of trouble over the last couple of years. this week, reported higher j.p. morgan to consider a sale. saw the sale price drop 30%. come back slightly. ceo has come on and said we are willing to entertain buyout offers. clearly they business model in a lot of trouble. laid off 20% of staff. looks like they're winding down drone business clearly not generated the kind of profits they were looking for. >> live from london, thanks so much. >> i got to say the whole h and m thing is a head scratcher. you have the brightest minds coming. millions of dollars spent and they come up with that. something so incredi

bradley beal going for stats tonight taking on a bad team at the tavrment m.all, backdoor, bradley beal. clean finish, slow month. come bip for 60 points in this one. magic hang around. presidential nice finish th there. wizards up two at the half. it was the wall show. setback. he had 30 to go with four assists and matching beihl's 30. combine for 0 points get one over a bad team tonight. look at that, wizards win 125-119 over a team they should beat. >> caps at carolina. grant paulson bachelor party that game. congratulations grant. caps one strong in front of net no one knows where the puck s zeller finds it and find the net after it goes off someone's skate. tied 1-1, tied 3-all half a second is left. jay beagle game winner and caps win 4-3. >>> this is kyree irving a man that doesn't believe the earth is rounds. they took a flight over the big ocean in the air to play in london so again he was his flat early theory. >> for me it's not about whether the world is is flat or round it's about just everyone just believing what they want to believe and feeling

m sat morning. s sowut tennas bad as 17 below in allentown saturday day saturday, generallyeaking, it wille aay ke souppuzzle and learn needle point and repeat. we're going for a high of 17 degrees, 15 tomorrow, an accuweather alert both days and have the windchills below zero. keep in mind frostbite can happen in a hurry probably in 30 minutes in the philadelphia and the lehigh valley. 15 minutes up on the slopes in the poconos cover up as much skin as you can. ski marked for -- ski mask not a bad idea. sunday the winds ease back, it will be cold high of 19 you want to be careful it's not as bad. monday, 35 for the high, in the afternoon and evening a wintry mix arrives maybe rain down south. there's the possibility of freezing rain or sleet in the center of the region and wet snow up north that could spill into tuesday morning, we'll see about that. tuesday afternoon 40. 33 wednesday, 42 thursday. the next few days will be uncomfortable. >> needle point a great idea. >> knitting crochet. 6:43 a.m., dozens of people are exposed to dangerous levels of carbon monoxide. alexrebekous procedure that could

weeaded to t the south of the country, near osorno, where our reporter m met farmers who are addrdressing the problem. reporter: it's not a bad life for a cow here. nowhere else in chile offers such lush pastures. and nowhere else in the country produces as much milk as the region around the city of osorno. adadriana mohr has been a farmr for 38 years. her family came to chile from germany 170 years ago. she says milk has always been produced by natural methods on this farm, and she wants it to stay that way. adriana: we have to work with what nature gives us, respect nature and take what it offers us. but we mustn't harm it. that's the only way we can leave the earth in good shape for our descendants. reporter: at 4:00 p.m., it's time for adriana's 250 cows to be milked. the milking station's electricity bill comes to 1000 euros a month. energy costs in chile are high, because raw materials needed to generate power still htoto bee imported. the high cost of power worried adriana mohr. she wanted to lower her overheads and also wanted a climate-friendly solution. so she decided to put a photovoltaic system on her roof, at a c

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m. who gets it and how bad? >> it is starting to develop now. in florida and georgia are getting it now. the purple is an icy mix. i-10 shut down in both directions east of tallahassee for 50 miles. a burst of snow in the bottom of the boot of louisiana. that doesn't happen very often. this is going to get its act together the next 24 hours. we will see a wintry mix and even snowfall across the low country, on into north carolina. by the time it gets into northern new england, we are going to see a powerful nor'easter. this is going to intensify rapidly. we could see a foot or more of snowfall in places outside of boston, even in northern maine. new york city could see an inch or two. we could see an inch or two of snow in philadelphia. along with that, you will have very powerful winds. a lot of these along the coast, we have ice chunks. that could impact the coastline as well. here are your latest snowfall totals expected during the storm. the brunt of it is is supposed to hit by friday. >> okay. very good information for all of us to have, je

c-n-n, fox news, m-s-n-b-c and c-n-b-c are some of the stations getting blocked. but-- local news stations will still be available. bad news for tennis fans. tennis star serena williams will not be playing in this month's australian open after all. williams pulled out of the tournament, saying she doesn't feel prepared to compete after giving birth four months ago. williams famously won her 23rd grand slam title at last year's australian open while about two months pregnant with her daughter alexis ohanian jr. the australian open starts january 15th. it's xx and we're just getting started. a winter blast-- brings floods, ice, and thousands of canceled flights. now a clean up begins with the region bracing for a dangerously cold weekend. good morning washington. wind chill advisory until noon for the entire area. wind chills will be 5-10 below zero. - dangerous cold today and tomorrow; wind gusts 30+ mph - frostbite type of weather -- please be safe outside & bring in pets! - near record lows this weekend - 40s return next week - watching potential for a wintry mix monday & friday today: sunny and dangerously cold. blu

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due to tougher talk, korea and china saying they may shut down some the slew of bad news caused a selloff, a bit of a herd mentality. many experts see this correction as a chance to buy, that's why you've seen a bit of a rebalance this morning many coins still off record highs and still up significantly over the year. that's buoying people to see long-term value. one analyst yesterday said bitcoin could reach $100,000 warren buffett on the other end saying the cryptocurrency market will end badly where bitcoin goes next is anyone's guest but investors will be looking closely if this can test the all-time highs again >> an analyst from where predicts 100,000 this was a saxo bank analyst at the time i spoke to him, bitcoin was very low he said i reckon bitcoin will hit $2,000 in 2017, it did and blew past that now he says he sees that going to $100,000 this year. it's not the only $100,000 call in the market we've seen there's been a few so a lot of bullishness from those who are invested we must make that clear. so, of course, like i said, very divisive some seeing it going high levels and others seeing it c

tesco good, john lewis good, m&s, bad. stuff, stuff we might pay more for despite those worries about food prices going up. john lewis, similar picture, they said sales at their department store up said sales at their department store up to .5%, and waitrose, the supermarket owned byjohn lewis, up by1.4%. we supermarket owned byjohn lewis, up by 1.4%. we talked about black friday and whether that encourages people to buy, we saw the crowds, they said it was their biggest ever day in their history, sales up 7.2% orjohn lewis on black friday, a real moneyspinnerfor orjohn lewis on black friday, a real moneyspinner for them. orjohn lewis on black friday, a real moneyspinnerfor them. marks & spencer, this is one we will watch closely, normally a story of their clothing sales falling, but food sales going up, but both have fallen. overall revenues for m&s down by 1.5%. clothing and home where did terribly, down nearly 3%. steve rowe, the boss, say they are facing a weak clothing market and they have underperformed in food. tesc

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bad. so one day, an airplane lit on the field down in tuskegee and m mrs. roosevelt got out. she is the one who said they wanted this colored pilot to take her up into the airplane. her body guards, security people, said, no, no, you can't go up with him. that colored guy. said no, you don't want to go up with him. let one of the instructors take you up. she said, no, i want him to take me up so finally they consented. i don't know if they called the president or not. but she won out on that deal. when she come up and come down, she said, you can fly. i don't know whether he scared or or whether he was a good pilot. anyway, she went back to washington, d.c. shortly after that, the tuskegee airman, 99th fighter group, flew into africa and went over there. but once they done mostly, well a lot of strength and things like that, but they didn't get to shoot down too many enemy lanes. they said, they aren't doing the job. we will call them and just let them wash out. that's what they wanted us to do anyway. but on the end, after they got their and we went to school in lincoln, neb

bad. >> been there. >> perhaps chloe was behind the wheel. >> that's chloe's boyfriend. >> got fired from m & m factoryhrowing out all the ws. >> i didn't know. >> i do that. >> i didn't know. >> don't blame me. >> who knew? >> right. >> the last one we can rement to. i'm guilty of this. >> okay. >> all right. >> let's see what we've got. all right. all right 25 bucks plus 5 shipping or 0 and free shipping. >> did deal. >> did it. >> that's how it gets you. >> nailed it. >> hey. >> any time i pay for shipping i immediately am turned off by it. >> get to only 15 more for -- >> and you find yourself buying -- anybody else side note anybody go to target and spend $100 even if you go to one thing. >> when you go to target you must spend 100 at least. >> i'll go for one thing paper towels 100 later i am full of things. >> i tell the cashier always the same thing. >> you're such easy target. >> get it? >> we're look ago head to good day d.c.. m coming up later kim lee helps us interize our skin. seriously my cute calls sound like this. >> before is the cute call oil sdmri don't know. >> tucker has bleeding k

a slave that was in the same household could m be like a landmine like the accidental breaking of a dish or bad weather could alter a decision of an owner although the president did not earn the reputation to be violent or extremely punishing slaveowner he would lose his temper on occasion. perhaps attending to martha with extra care as she helped her dress. for seven years judge had served her mistress well. she became martha washingtons closest body slave they were all familiar with judge she often accompanied her mistress on social calls. moving to new york than philadelphia her days were filled with socializing andta public events so it is important to really realize thisla relationship was very intimate not necessarily in the best of ways that was around her constantly helping her with the most intimate responsibilities like bathing or her hair and she heard everything that went on in the executive mansion. judge understood her mistress and just how much martha washington loved her grandchildren every single one of her children were fathered by her first husband she had no choice to look t

c-n-n, fox news, m-s-n-b-c and c-n-b-c are some of the stations getting blocked. but-- local news stations will still be available. badfor tennis fans. tennis star serena williams will not be playing in this month's australian open after all. williams pulled out of the tournament, saying she doesn't feel prepared to compete after giving birth four months ago. williams famously won her 23rd grand slam title at last year's australian open while about two months pregnant with her daughter alexis ohanian jr. the australian open starts january 15th. it's xx and we're just getting started. a winter blast-- brings floods, ice, and thousands of canceled flights. now a clean up begins with the region bracing for a dangerously cold weekend.

widespread gales a cross m ost left with some widespread gales across most of england and wales on wednesday. bright sunny intervals and sharers in the west. —— showers. temperatures still not badind eventually easing down by thursday morning but another area low pressure is to arrive bringing war wind and rain to the south—west. this is bbc news — our latest headlines: police appeal for information after four young men are stabbed to death in london — in separate attacks over new year.

ways is suffering from a checkered history, and bad things have happened earlier times in terms of the way to diagnose people, homosexuality and lib oeb ott m for treatment and it is to suppress dissidents and other people undesirable by the government, witness soviet russia and the people's republic of china. so if we want to get serious as leveling for a reason for the president's limitation and mental stability and possible illness it could be done. in 48 hours all of the tests that we need to say yes or no and get this off the table could be completed definitively. >> and i have to ask if there is anything observation based, something outside of a psychiatric examination, is there anything that people could see in this president that would allow them to make an assessment about his fitness for the job? >> yes. >> i'll allow you to raise your index of suspicion. no one raised this for barack obama because there was no reason to. because of trump and unconventional and life long self important narcissistic and braggadocios behavior, people are commenting on this and i understand that. it is a basis for it. but it's not a base for establis

m in a process federal constitution. we issued a lot of amendments to our constitution. we can debate whether those were good or bad, some you like, some you may not like but it does raise the question should all these policy issues, whether it's something related to healthcare something related to vote for something else, some of these issues, should they be put these issues, should they be put in our constitution or should they just be the legislature as most lost our which then gives more flexibility and people find difficulties in executing the laws. when something is per into the constitution it can't be changed by legislature. they can be struck down by the court or amended in the future but it cannot be easily changed and so that's one of the beauties of it. i think we do need to think about the type of issues we want in that guiding document, the constitution, as opposed to matters of public policy result in the legislature where the legislative process can take place and loss can be amended as needed. >> i can't let pass the opportunity because we have so many high school students and college students here

usually there are no bad matches any more in semifinal place, but, you know, it is a good situation to be mhit freely now, and no expectations whatsoever. so he will be in this position ever again to have so little expectation, in some way ‘s. england world cup winner anya shrubsole has become the first female cricketer to appear on the front cover of the wisden cricketers almanack, the game's bible. shrubsole took five wickets in 19 balls to turn the final england's way against india last summer and was also nominated for the bbc sports personality of the year award. she called being on the wisden cover: "an amazing honour and privilege and a clear representation of the strength of the women's game." it is still 1—1 at the emirates in the league cup semifinal between arsenal and chelsea. i will have an update on that, tell what happens. it won't go to penalties. that is in sportsday at half past ten. now, some sad news to bring you, news just in that mark e smith, the fall singer, has died. it comes from the cherry red website, from the group manager, it is with deep regret we announce the

detained without charge from two thousand and two m is released fourteen years later he spoke to us from mauritania's capital no upshot. it's a very badthe very said the very dark day for whom. and for this and to be this complete disregard and complete contempt. to all the rule of law and to all these part of the world who is just beyond him i really said. i wish not all people decent people around the world can do and who is it i know people who've agree with donald trump we called them in this part of the extremist they completely agree with me they want this like these were called for fight against so-called. yes they agree with him but this isn't even being regular muslims in this part of the world they don't want that they don't want the young people to be kidnapped and taken to a place with no crimes what the hopes for muslims in it's really bad it's really said and let's not only talk about down to this think about this part of the world africa and the middle east those four to the theory and regimes without them people like donald trump the. i could never see something like they could never win the one providing them people t

bad but you know we're in a democratic country and as long as. he's living in the prime minister's residence i may have to answer some questions. now the shops of the clothing retailer h. and m. have been the focus of protests in south africa the firm is branded racist to during the week over a picture of a black boy in a hoodie with the words monkey in the jungle printed on it. i was police in johannesburg five rubber bullets to disperse crowds out to demonstrate his trashed in one thousand m. store there the retailer has already removed the picture and apologized but that hasn't stopped the backlash people on social media were also outraged. marketing him down puts a black child in a hoodie that reads and the coolest monkey in the jungle and the white child is the survival expert and now fox are pretending like they don't know the black children have long been racially characterized as monkeys. is just irony i highly doubt they will like let's put the monkey who are. making it seem there is a word supremacist who works for h. and thought it was funny to make a black board model who did the coolest monkey in the jungle so was the racially insensitive insensitive we got opin

just how bad is the plastic problem down there?mpublic matter. neil mentioned the fishing industry there, i should point out we have spoken to the fishing industry who have told us it does do its bit to help clean up our seas, telling us they often scoop up plastic as they bring their catch on board but they bring that plastic back to port for the cycling as well. a great story, this idea of turning the plastic waste on our beaches into kayaks, we will have much more here in the south—west at 6:30 on bbc one. thank you both very much. if you would like to see more on any of those stories, you can access them via the bbc iplayer. we go nationwide every weekday afternoon at 4:30pm here an afternoon live. there‘s been a significant rise in the number of prosecutions collapsing in england and wales, because of a failure by police or prosecutors to disclose evidence. figures obtained by bbc news show that more than 900 people were formally cleared, or had cases against them dropped, in the year to last april, because of problems with dis

bad would that publicity be? so with 40 years ago to be declassified? >> there is a guy. no computer modeling back m then.so when the bottomless ship it equals the pressure. to see how much pressure. but in particular how did you get my name? but i have nothing to lose. but once people start talking but that deputy director called the underwater reconnaissance office a joint covert decision in the pentagon to cover the pentagon operations. so it is almost the same situation. nobody said i can't. what the hell. talk about it. i spent all afternoon with him and he said now i can tell my neighbors what i did. >> and if you have a trove of documents it can be hard with an academic undertaking. so what advice do you have for the historical narrative? i am in on of those where the main character is still living with the exception of the main character. and a legend within the cia because he wrote on --dash had one of the main program managers. so to be totally unknown but everybody remembered him as a mysteriouse. figure. so on the 50th anniversary they had the 50 trailblazers. this is a landmark operation. tim

bad. we'll work on it. >> you actually look more like the kid that did m bop.s the name of the group group, hanson? >> hanson? what, no. >> does that mean you look like napoleon dynamite? >> what does napoleon dynamite look like, nick foles. >> yes. >> okay, i got you. so has nick contacted him or the family. >> no, not yet. >> i guess he is little busy planning for the super bowl. >> we heard he was up today practicing. >> that's right. >> getting red which wentz right. >> do you have a brother? oh he's here? hey, brother, come on over here, brother. >> so now we'll see if the brother also looks like nick. >> yes, what about -- >> that's not his sister, that's his girlfriends. >> wait what? >> come on over here. sit down next to me. >> i grew up with her. >> oh, not your sister? >> do you want to come on, too? >> so how long have you known this young lady? >> ever since she was born or since i was cents born. >> since were you born? >> ya. >> twelve years? isn't it about time, you know, you step up? >> all right. look at me, what's your name? >> i'm joe. >> jo

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bad day that's the credit like that lembit opaque thank you. forty six years ago today britain's tory government sent the army into catholic homes across the six counties of northern ireland operation dimitrius conducted by m i five and the royal ulster constabulary would lead to thousands being forced from their homes and demurs and the catholic imprisonment without trial let alone torture as judged by the european court of human rights and today even as britain's to resume holds on to power thanks to a billion pound payment to a party linked to protestant paramilitaries the legacy of u.k. repression lingers and all across the island violent murals remain a testament to the martyrs who died at the hands of british secret police and soldiers those murals inspire the artful dodger a london street artist to use his pieces to speak out against social injustice today deputy editor sebastian bakker went to speak to him in south london we have covered the artist's face to hide his identity. oh and partakes of voice when strange bedfellows i mean another of those people who say we should be like celebrities and stay out of politics or social issues but i think if you have a talent and you have intelligence to use

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i think primarily good or bad from a public relations standpoint it's certainly the right thing to do but m importantly as companies see greater wealth in return to the tax cuts they're going to grow and expand so the real winners are going to be these companies that grow and have to start to compete for workers, so it's not just this money they're giving back. it's the fact that i eventually see their wealth creating a demand for more workers and then wages and salaries goes up. that's the real benefit, neil. neil: guys i want to thank you all in the middle of this as the numbers come in and these companies could see you to make these announcements many of whom they make on weekends so we get more we'll pass them along. meanwhile the government is shut down. what is that doing for veterans? their benefits, their care we've got the va secretary here david shulken, coming up. neil: all right welcome back to our debut show and i know some of you are saying neil did you time the government shutdown for this new show's debut? that would be ridiculous, but it is probably helping a little bit bec

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bad. as long as people misplace their keys, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> we've been talking about m-twisting and jeff sessions recusinging himself with the russia investigation. with us, our panel, and jack -- phil, let's start with you. this new reporting that it wasn't just don mcgann trying to basically arm twist or pressure jeff sessions, there were two other high-ranking senior white house officials involved with that, does that raise the stakes in this? i mean, it seems like everybody would have to have their stories all in the same page in any kind of interviews about it. >> right. i think what this does is it reinforces the way that donald trump was approaching control of jeff sessions, and more broadly control of his administration. we saw, for example, when he was trying to put pressure on jim comey, former fbi director. he used all sorts of people he tried to have twist comey's arm to do what he wanted in terms of allegedly turning down the heat on michael flynn, former national security adviser. he had, for example, dan coates allegedly was asked to do something with com

is this bad news for the uk that president trump has pulled out of this visit?m go on trying to have some influence in the world you have to talk to the us president. trump is not always wrong, he‘s been doing far better in the fight against crisis which is very important to us than president obama did. we need a free—trade agreement as we stop trading with everyone we badly need a free—trade agreement with the us and we need the support for that. if you want to persuade him not to tear up you want to persuade him not to tear up the nuclear agreement with iran you cannot do it by shouting at him, you cannot do it by shouting at him, you have to try talking to him. does he see there is a special relationship, does he value it? there is not a special relationship and there has not been for the last 50 yea rs. and there has not been for the last 50 years. try reading my book! what there is is a close relationship, especially in defence, trade, investment and so on. special relationship is the impression we are completely different, trump has just made, he has been w

m and a? does that happen. >> apple creates $50 billion of cash flow every year they have got 350 off shore. they are bringing it back. take a charge. there is nothing bad about that. as an american that's good to see. that's what they wanted to inspire. you are toth inning or seventh inning euphoria right now, business confidence consumer confidence and positioning in the market is extreme. there is no doubt about it i agree with that but the reality is that you have a dynamic on the economy side is something that people don't know where carpets are going. and that's a positive to the upside. >> fascinating conversation. really i have got to tell you something. i will say it again. the move yesterday was eerily reminisce end of a move we saw literallytwo years ago almost to the day if you remember that day 1810 on the s&p. all of a sudden morgan at 54 you had the bond offering at deutsche bank and opec news. a three pronged attack and the market never looked back you didn't get the same negative news but the reversal was significant. and the elevated vix at the beginning and the end of the day said something the fact that the market is up 300 today, wa

bad. thank you for talking to us. rebecca, steve, lorna, fiona, thank you. thank you for your m essa 9 es thank you.eir human rights for athletes to have to keep anti—doping officials informed of their whereabouts so they can be drug tested? a court is ruling on that shortly — we'll have the latest. some of the country's most senior police officers, barristers and prosecutors are meeting this morning to discuss ways to address problems caused by the non—disclosure of evidence. the high—level meeting will be chaired by the director of public prosecutions in england and wales, alison saunders. it comes after a third rape case in just over a month collapsed after it emerged images from the defendant's phone showing him cuddling the alleged victim were not disclosed. we will talk to batman's lawyer in just a moment. we will talk to batman's lawyer in justa moment. —— we will talk to batman's lawyer in just a moment. —— that man's lawyer. this comes after the trial of liam allan was abandoned after it emerged officers had failed to disclose vital evidence which undermined the prosecution case against him

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m? what are you talking about that, and what can you dothat? >> unexpected we say what's your emergency reserve fund. my gosh, i got an illness. >> leaky roof. >> theryer just exploded, something badr a car we notice a lot of parents help their adult children with car repairs. so one of lways talked about especially after the holiday season in terms what you should be doing, you should be focused on the big three. did you incur some debt over the holidays. number one, let's pay that down. number two, did you andre some money out of your fund. i know you hate me telling you this. b kept safe. >> isave? >> six months. >> most people can't do strive something. the other part is once those two things are try to maximize you contribution. your 401(k) limit, $6,000 if you're over the age of 50. $5,500 in your rockei.r.a. or i.r.a. >> what do you think about coming off of stocks? >> this is a perfect time to say, let me look at what i have. let me look a my retirement account and should i rebans it. that means if o investor who doesn't love maybe you started by saying 50% stocks, 50% bonds. so good this year you might have done 70%. take some of it into the bonds and rebalance those allo

m&a, but i totally agree this doesn't change their strategy. it will be little stuff they'll be buying. >> 5 billion shares, still not bad. the yield is 1.4%. suggesting they're going to try to make themselves a higher yielding stock, or is that just as it goes up, the yield is going to look the same. >> i think as it goes up, the yield is going to look the same. continue to buy back stock to improve that >> rob, what about just the financial profile for this company now that they're paying a 21% tax on earnings here in the u.s. by the way, they're still going to earn a great deal of money outside the u.s. at an even lower rate what do the numbers look like now? are we getting a better sense after tax reform >> yeah, we'll still see what they have to say in terms of what their ultimate blended rate turns out to be. it'll likely be a little lower than where it's been keep in mind, it's not like they've been paying a mid-30s tax percent. it's already been mid-20s. the financials, where they matter, is keeping in mind that even though this money is freed up, i mean, this is a company that still, we estimate, is generating about 60 billion a ye

dumfries and galloway, where the mountain rescue tea m galloway, where the mountain rescue team got out to try and help people stuck. that is a really bade been extremely challenging for people and nicola sturgeon said this is a horrible situation, to be stuck in your car overnight and they say they are sorry for anyone it has happened to. but all of the schools in the scottish borders are closed and others in other parts of the country are closed as well. but at the moment we can see things are a lot better than they were. the headlines are coming up on the bbc news channel. in a moment we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two — first we leave you with for a look at the weather. snow has been bringing disruption over the last $2a and is more come. especially across scotland and northern england. further south they are not so wintry but some in south west england and wales. it this evening and overnight we're worried about with this area of low pressure moving eastwards and bringing deals and heavy rain across england and wales and further snow in northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. it's here we have an amberwarning fo

m 2 to 3 hours! we gotta go! >> let the record reflect all members of the jury are present. >> any prosecutor will tell you, a quick verdict is either very badmen, carmen's not an emotional person. she's guarded. but my anxiety was at a 12 out of 10. carmen's had to be at a 50 outta 10. >> would cody johnston become the first defendant in montana history to be convicted of deliberate homicide, in a no-body case? the answer was? >> count one on the charge of deliberate homicide, we the jury find the defendant guilty. >> guilty of nicole's murder. and of tampering with evidence by hiding her body. >> i just started crying because finally the person that had taken my sister away was being punished. >> the prosecutor who stopped cancer treatments to save his strength for trial, now turned to nicole's family in the front row. >> when i see the look on their face, it's why i do this! >> cody johnston emptied his pockets, preparing to go to jail while awaiting sentencing. minutes later, he hugged his wife amber and baby boy, for what could be the last time as a free man. >> as we walked out of the courthouse that day, after it was just carmen and i

bad traffic there's traffic like what we have today. you can see all of those, n red on the map. through virginia. it's just gross. there's a crash on the freeway westbound at mut an hour and a half to get from the mixing bowl on the inner loop up across the legion bridge because of a crash that's still blocking a lane. still dealing with huge 66 delays as well. and gw parkway slow downs. we have crash on gw parkway it's on the northbound side after 123. now the northbound side spout run to the beltway will take you 25 minutes. southbound side a little bit better 13 minutes from the beltway to spout run but old dominion is backed up we're seeing an hour and four minutes 66 eastbound road to the beltway. that's because of that inner loop mess. there's also an inner loop crash on the off ramp to leesburg pike closing the ramp through tysons it is just jam packed trying to get through tysons or through fairfax this morning get an early start. traffic is terrible. there we have it. okay. so as we take look at the inner loop again still an hour just from 66 to the legion bridge to give you some perspective. as you move things along we also have a freeway crash nor

bad uses, right? .. i wanted to touch on this. as this book came out. there's "the world without end" more about the company controlling our access to knowledge and information. and from scott galloway, the mmonopolistic, market side of thing and tim wu talking about the attention merchants talking about the companies monopoly over our information and our attention. so, i think it's an interesting moment right now in part because all of the books are written before the crisis hit, so, it's fascinating. the writing has been on the wall for a long time and publishers seem to have acknowledged that there's a market for the books. i like to think about this and met like where is the audience and who is this for-- >> it's a narrative for 2013, it was sort of an important moment. i wrote a piece earlier than that about this german politician, a young guy who petitioned to get all of his data about that tracking that was done with him, but it was again, you kind of point out in the paper that you wrote, that the breakthrough is hard, so. it's weird, they're keeping that data and it's like they get attention for a lot of different reasons and probably takes a lot for people to see it, so, i think