use a fish of baggers team tested the still active cells from the brain of a sporty mouse. these were cells that had only just been formed. so these young cells that had just developed were more easily excited that neighboring older cells. and they also established fresh connections with other cells faster than the older ones did active newly formed cells perfect for crystal clear memory and experiment with these objects was used to show if mice that had been exercising really did have better memories than their peers. bischof bagger confronted an active mouse and a more sedentary mouse with 2 identical objects most like new things and investigate them by sniffing. a day later he replaced one object with something similar. only the 5th mouse recognized it is new and sniffed it more intensely. the mouse that had not exercised couldn't tell the difference between the 2 objects only once bishop berger had replaced the white pyramid with a black one did the unsporting now see the object of something new and begin to investigate it. so it seems that active mice have a more preci

a year ago, the dreaded double bagger. this time of the qualifier up against a former number one.ut in a timid shift to lose the first set. and the second looks to be going the way of the first. but harriet dart can be encouraged by her late fight back. she took it to a final set. but it was not to be stopped another gearand but it was not to be stopped another gear and just about held onto him. but it was not to be stopped another gear and just about held onto himlj think i definitely embraced the whole situation a lot better previously i have done. -- held on to win. take what i can do, have no regrets and that's what i think i did. heather watson faced belgium's elise mertens, a player she dispatched earlier in the hobart tournament. a day later, after her first round match, her game against elise mertens stark contrast. the die was pretty much cast. the british number two neither failed die was pretty much cast. the british number two neitherfailed to trouble the number 16 seed nor win another game. today, i wasjust off in many ways. a bit slow and just not hitting the ball as

in the shelf of bagger is one of 10 as residents who's committed to developing low impact tourism. and yes this is china's solar lift the 1st in the world solar power is pulling us up the mountain or we're as authentic as we can manage so. what we offer is what we have here and the way we live year round. but. most of the tourists who come to tennant arrive by bus revenue by car it helps cut down their carbon footprint but not all skiers can go to small resorts like tennis the big winter sports clubs have to take action to. just one for so they can improve on what's already there with small initiatives knox might set an example and in that way contribute if even a little to more sustainability of course it's all for show and nowadays sustainability has become a lifestyle choice and businesses cater to their guests needs that guest event we're already thinking about the youngest generation the protesters and such eventually they'll come up here for vacation. and if it includes. skiing with a clear conscience lox is doing its part to keep environmentally aware skiers on the slopes. m

of these tokens these utility tokens many of them go to 0 the ones that don't go to 0 could be 100 baggers or are more they could be fantastic and some of them may emerge but they don't fit into the same category as a big coin or as a theory a more as dash from an arrow or where there's actual use cases so that's just a misunderstanding of the basic technology as i said earlier the problem is most people are missing this is technology it's not some thing it's not some ponzi scheme it's not some i'm taking your money to pay off stacey it's actually a technology that you can invest in and capitalism or a lot of people you know they equate this with the dot com era and the dot com era the protocol of the web was established on top or applications actually in the bitcoin era the protocol is the application the protocol is the thing right i mean if you could have bought stock in equity participant or bought shares and the concept of email. them to you if you owned s.m.t.p. be a very rich you would want to ask we definitely want to write so how do you have that opportunity here owning a piece of

the climate crisis where our diplomatic editor james bay is also in davos james i see that reza 10 bagger has been given top billing at this year's where it seems that there's been a shift here with financial systems now turning to try to de carbonized economies. absolutely although it's fair to say the organizers of the world economic forum this davus gathering now in its 50 fiftieth's year for some years have been stressing their green credentials but we're going to have an interesting few hours here because as you say growth tom berg is in many ways the guest of honor she's going to be giving a big address here. but the speaker immediately before her giving the special opening address is president donald trump he is always way here landing in zurich in about 20 minutes time and then making his way to davos in just over an hour's time arriving here and of course this is the u.s. president who pulled out of the global climate deal the paris deal nearly 3 years ago and who is the person that climate activists focus on and focus all their anger on so interesting to see whether those 2 will

voer and can stick around with the netflix for a decade and an amazon for a decade, you can get ten-baggers on fundamentals and avoiding expectations near term the expectations are key. what i find interesting about snap is i think fundamentals have improved for three or four quarters here. i think they finally fixed their apps, what works well on android device, really in an android world, not apple and they've rolled out new feature innovations. some seem cute or quirky but gender and age filters, rolling out thesefilters within the app. it's a little more speculative, not as strong as facebook or google, but if you're willing to risk it, snapchat is an interesting long >> what do you think is going to happen with ammon when they report their numbers what are the key things to watch? is this an earnings report that could actually kick this name into performing or outperforming again? >> yeah. the risk that we see here is the street seems to be a little ahead of its ski, over its skis in terms of the operating income that the company is expect to guide to for the march quarter december was

investing because of the potential good in fighting crime or what have you or just because you see a ten baggerfing >> it is certainly both. you can do well by doing good. it is not one or the other we have investments in food technology companies like plenty, which is bringing fresh and nutritious fruit or companies like ecospears, which are bringing clean water clear view is doing social good and helping people and yes, i think, you know, google made a lot of money by indexing the webb by word searches clear view is going to do the same thing indexing the web with pictures. >> when you say transparency is good. >> yes. >> often it is facebook is saying connecting and sharing is good. but not always what if there are people wrongly convicted of crimes or rehabilitated and now they are walking down a street, a store camera picks them up, identifies them and they don't want to let them in because they had a misdemeanor 20 years ago could it lead to judgment without context? do there need to be limits on this >> i think there needs to be laws around that stuff there should be statute of limitatio

they're like carpet baggers, and now they're trying to take everything, our way of life, and it's kindyou know. it really is. lemonis: the hesslers are facing a pivotal moment. so are the other growers i met traveling humboldt county. the supply glut is driving prices down. steep taxes may hurt them even more. and there's still the threat of federal enforcement. california is about to become the largest legal marijuana market in the world. it's one of eight states to pass laws legalizing recreational pot. as more states join, the black market with probably shrink. investing in the marijuana industry seems tempting but i've decided to leave that to others. as for the farmers of humboldt, i wish them success, making an honest living. i'm marcus lemonis. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is one of the most storied pieces of real estate in the entire world -- the las vegas strip. in 2017, more than 40 million people came to vegas, and they spent $34 billion. i wanted to see how the city works -- not as a spectacle, but as a business. so i'm going to spend the entire next three days and $20,000 of my own money le

they're like carpet baggers, and now they're trying to take everything, our way of life, and it's kind a pivotal moment. so are the other growers i met traveling humboldt county. the supply glut is driving prices down. steep taxes may hurt them even more. and there's still the threat of federal enforcement. california is about to become the largest legal marijuana market in the world. it's one of eight states to pass laws legalizing recreational pot. as more states join, the black market with probably shrink. investing in the marijuana industry seems tempting but i've decided to leave that to others. as for the farmers of humboldt, i wish them success, making an honest living. i'm marcus lemonis. ♪ ♪ lemonis: everybody's very nervous. i think some are nervous about what i'm gonna find. and i think most are nervous about how i'm gonna react. i was born there. i lived in an orphanage. i don't know how i got there or where i came from. but i always had this dying curiosity. what part of that culture or heritage, if any, influenced the way i think. and i'm dying to know. i'm marcus lemonis

gingrich put out his contract on america that was the start of it and then the tea party had the tea baggers have completely taken over the republican party. until we get back to americans running our government we will continue to have these up senate he is. >> host: thank you. this is what we are seeing right now from the senate. the cameras in the senate are controlled by the u.s. senate. the house likewise controlled by the house, the senate stands adjourned until 1:00 pm eastern time for the trial of donald trump provided by chief justice john roberts. when the senate comes back at 1:00 eastern time we will take you there live. jerry in sarasota, florida, good afternoon. >> reporter: thank you for taking my call and i have been watching the hearings from day one and i'm watching it now. adam schiff and the democrats have all the opportunity to bring in a witness, they had bolton on subpoena to come in, dropped out for whatever reason i don't know. the whistleblower is the main person in this whole impeachment, nobody wants to have a closed-door hearing with whoever the person is. the re

that he founded three years before retiring to managing several billion dollars including one 30-bagger, we'll talk more about that in the next hour. >>> back to you. maria: such a sad story this morning. the impeachment trial meanwhile, president trump's defense team back presenting their today, stressing why the president should not be impeached, as democrats are demanding former national security advisor john bolton testify due to revelations coming to light from his upcoming book. new revelations today, we'll get into it. music's biggest night, billie eilish the big winner, sweeping the most coveted categories including song of the year. camilla cabello's emotional tribute to her dad bringing many to tears, watch. ♪ don't even know how much you mean to me now. ♪ you were the first -- maria: markets are plunging this morning, is an incredible news morning, concerns of the coronavirus this morning, the coronavirus also sending oil prices lower. take a look at where we stand, we have a decline of almost 500 points as you saw in the dow jones industrial average. oil prices down 3 and-a-