boot barn is going to be a destroyer.'t forget, much of what boot barn sells falls in the category of necessities. this is how this retailer manages the to sell 89% of its merchandise at full price. i find that incredibly. they barely have to discount anything to move product. most guys have to continue to cut price just to get people in. boot barn is competing in one of the least competitive segments of retail. and they benefit in the collapse from the price of gasoline given the average american household almost $1,000 extra of discretionary income. boot barn trades at 20 times 2016 earnings estimates, but given the consistent same-store sales, typically this would be setting at around 29 next year's earnings. that's not bad. that would make this a $25 stock. that would be up roughly 25% from where it's currently trading. that would put boot barn in line with other high-growth retailers like lieu lemmon or ulta salon. and my charitable trust owns lulu. i think you can go much higher. but one major caveat. boot barn root

. >> i know you're barnes. >> go ahead, sir.elcome back. >> i said i wasn't gonna come back and i'm back. i let myself down. >> yeah, it still looks the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times, the charges haven't always struck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie, it's like, damn, how the hell am i going to get myself out of the situation. >> barnes hopes to leave jail in a couple of days on bail. but life of hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> all i have to do is use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was going to the community library, she was assaulted, drug behind the library, beaten within an inch of her life and brut

the documents indicate that barnes said geer kept his hands on the screen door hands up. geer said if i drop my hand, i'm going to get shot. geer would periodically ask to scratch his nose and raise his hand. at one point he spoke in the direction of officer torres saying can you not point that gun at me? barnes said he asked for es to go ready gun, meaning with his finger off the trigger and barrel pointed at the gun. after more negotiation, barnes said i heard pow and described how geer fell back inside the house. barnes said he looked around and said and officer torres said, i did it i'm sorry, oh man, my writes i'm sorry. the documents say i was pissed he meaning torres said did you see it? i said no i didn't see what you saw. officer torres was later asked to clarify his comments. he told them he felt justified in shooting geer because he made a jerking motion that looked like he was going for his gun. the comment about his wrist was that it was stiff from having held the gun so tightly for so long. he made a statement to barnes that he had a fight with his wife just

all in exhibit at the barnes foundation through february 16th. >> he loved painting women.painted where he was and what he was seeing. >> reporter: and what he was hearing. >> have after you have gone. >> reporter: danny wellington is a new york based jazz artist coming to the barnes friday january 30th with his band to add musical backdrop to an after hours party called vintage vaudeville. >> we walk through this gallery and see fabulous paintings, and you actually hear music, so that marriage is always there between the individuals and music. >> reporter: he was a art major, set by barnes to par business $20,000 in 1912 to buy modern art. that is half a million in today's dollars. >> he came back with van go, monet, cezanne picasso, brought 33 works back and it really is ignited barnes passion for modern art. >> reporter: barnes is hoping to ignite new passions. >> is there dancing singing music, great art. >> on this day a little dancing in the gallery inspired by the vaudeville scene, where glackins paints himself on the stage. for more on the vintage vaudeville party a

. >> the barnes foundation goes vintage, the barnes foundation is staging a young professionals party exhibit with the jazz music. as pass a sir tells news this eye on the art visitors will take a step back in the 1920's among priceless works that tell a vibrant story of an era that excited america. >> ♪ >> reporter: this is jazz, the art, the work of william glackings, the illustrate or and fine artist who brought the life of the early 20th century alive with his brush all in exhibit at the barnes foundation through february 16th. >> he loved painting women. he loved fashions. he loved painting the city. he painted where he was and what he was seeing. >> reporter: and hearing. >> ♪ >> reporter: danny welling ton is a insuring based jazz artist coming to the barnes on friday january 30th with his ban, to add the musical backdrop to an after hours party, called vintage vaudeville. >> we walk in this gallery and we see fabulous paintings that he did and we hear music so that marriage is always there between the visuals and the music. >> reporter: glackings was a art maker a central high

sent by barnes to paris with $20,000 in 1912 to buy modern art.t's half million in today's dollars. >> came back with van go, mo'ne, says and ma tees, renoir picasso he brought 33 works back, and it really ignited barnes' passion for modern art. >> the barnes' hoping to ignite new passions. >> dancing and sinking and music and great art. >> and on this day, a little dancing in the gallery. inspired by the scene where grabbing ends paints himself on stage. for more on the vintage vowed ville party at the barnes, friday january 30th, go to the arts nil in philly.okay. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> love that. >> what a fantastic event. >> indeed. >> to really hear that while looking at painting, thinking this is what they were maybe hearing, while painting that. >> she is coal, pat? she has some steps. go girl. we'll be right back. good morning. >> police in new castle county are investigating a deadly accident, that claimed the life of a pedestrian. chopper three over 495 last night, unidentified man on the northbound side of the high

it found a meat, and it only had todd barnes to thank for that.'t exercised such restraint, that goose would have been cooked. >> this dog is really highly trained. we wanted to hurt that goose or kill that goose, we could have done it very, very easily. just snap my fingers and the dog would have taken care of it right then. we were getting ready to flip a coin where they think the goose's fate was. i don't think the governor was going to call at that point. matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> ms. quevas, do you want to explain to me why i should not put you in prison? >> i'm tired of getting high. >> and you weren't tired before when i gave you a five-year prison sentence before? >> a drug addicted mother asks a judge to keep her out of prison. >> tell my dude look for someone who has collateral.

. >> around the stallshe 4 h barn. john it seems knows the story behind every goat. >> romeo's little brothers. but, ask john his story. and he'll start with one goat in particular. that's froyo. bigger and different from the others. >> john was 10 years old when he met froyo. and understood being different than others. diagnosed on the autistic spectrum at age 3. john had challenges growing up. >> i had trouble feeling my own body. i was uncomfortable iflt would get -- i would get angry. throw tantrums. run around and throw chairs. all the kids were afraid. i was a big kid. >> reporter: one day that big kid met that big goat and things started to change. >> absolutely. i think john blossomed. >> vicky knows the story. >> want to try to hold your. >> she is the one who introduced the two. vicky's family is behind animal assisted happiness. a nonprofit that introduces special need children and adults to the gentlest collection of small farm animals you are ever likely to meet. vicky says the greatest power the animals p

and i saw this barn. it was an existing barn. it was not being used. it was completely derelict. and--and i asked marian, `what about putting the library in this barn?' and so i cut open the barn. whatever is new is sort of on the inside skin, and i left the outside very raw, rustic, except to maximize the amount of daylight. and then as you walk up, one of the cribs that raises the barn up is your entry-level stairs and elevator upstairs. the other one is a--is a bookstore. and you go upstairs, and the entire inside is completely new with a view out to the barn. and so it's all about mixing old and new, creating a raised--a reading room up sort of overlooking the pond. and that pond is also where i'm going to site the chapel, which i'm presently working on. so the idea was, again, i'm fixated in time, old and new. so i've done something old and something completely new. c-span: who was langston hughes? >> guest: langston hughes was an afro--african-american writer, and actually, the sponsor of the chapel--i mean, of the library. when regio and his wife, louise, requested that th

. >> well, hewn is sort of a shout out to my day job where i am converting antique barns into one ofmes and uh, in the process of learning to distill i started using some really cool, started using some really cool reclaimed woods for aging >> sean tracy uses the wood from those antique barns to construct his rum barrels >> it connects both of my passions with converting barns and the old wood along with the distilling so here it is history in a bottle. >> he's also experimenting with aging his spirits with other historic woods. >> being an old wood guy and an old navy guy, i served in the navy. i thought it would be really neat to have a rum that touched someth

>> officer rodney barnes said that torres admitted he fired and said he was sorry. he said he saw geer his hands down towards his waist. barnes had not seen it that way. >> i'm not here to throw him under the bus, but i did not see what he saw. >> torres said this -- "he jerked his hands down near his waist, where i thought he could have another firearm, and i did not when him to take it out, take the firearm out. i don't know if he had another gun on him." a police robot approached and broken well after geer had been shot. officers moved in, but it was too late to save geer, who bled to death. days later torres said this. >> there were shots fired, i have no doubt about that. i don't feel sorry for shooting the guy at all. >> that was audio of torres less than a week after he had shot and killed geer. this case is being investigated by the federal government. there is no timeline on when the investigation will be complete. it has been a year and a half now since the shooting. tom roussey, abc 7 news. >> thank you, tom. tomorrow morning, a group calling itself justi

michael johnson was convicted in 2013 of killing 16-year-old barnes. however, today, the judge said there was not enough evidence for a guilty verdict after two mistrials. barnes was from north carolina and disappeared while visiting her family in baltimore in 2010. her body was later found in the river. >> president obama is preparing for his first state of the union address facing republican majority in the house and the senate. plus a partisan balance doesn't appear to be slowing the president's push for big changes focused on the economy. karen traverse is live at the capitol for us this evening and has a look at the issue that's expected to dominate tonight's address. karen? >> good evening, leon. president obama is facing a very skeptical audience in the republican controlled house and senate. but his message tonight for the lawmakers in the room and americans watching at home will be optimistic. centered around the theme that america is on the rebound. >> for the past two weeks, president obama is in on something of a spoiler tour. >> the countr

barnes thank you for being with us.ur family are responding to this latest judge's decision? >> myself and my family we're really in disbelief on what has happened in this case. we just -- our hearts are like shattered, you know. we just don't understand how the judge has just ruled that this person can walk out of the jail on tuesday. >> now, obviously, you know you have a beautiful 16-year-old daughter and she just goes missing. i know that you all -- you put up purple ribbons because purple was her favorite color, that you organized people in the community to try to find her before her body was found. during all of that were you at all or any members of your family suspicious of mr. johnson or were you as surprised as anyone to find that he was the person charged with your daughter's disappearance? >> when we first started looking for phylicia this person showed signs that he knew something about her whereabouts. at that particular time we were just looking for phylicia. we thought she was just missing. this person d

this is a barn burner. where is some thunder? doves shooting for a season sweep of okc.second quarter died at 51. russell westbrook blows the jam. but the ball falls through anyway. now time winding down in the half. doves down 9. klay thompson on target for three. they would still trail by 9 at the break. finds thompson all alone, blast from downtown. his 23rd point of the night. right now doves trail, 98-91 heading into the fourth quarter. >>> well, the giants have solved their left field issues signing aoki to a one-year deal worth $4 million first reported by the "san francisco chronicle." aoki played against the g-men in the world series against kansas city. he hit .285 last season for the royals. >>> and finally, the a's avoided arbitration with five players today by agreeing to a series of one-year contracts. josh reddick brett laurie, reliever ryan cook and craig gentry all coming to terms on short deals. >>> and you know what? it's never too soon to talk baseball. pitchers and catchers reporting in about a month. amazing. >> a month? it just seems we did the par

harrison barnes hosted a private screening of selma for kids. barnes is a club board member. he says the movie is meant to be a learning experience for the students. >> they are going to write a little essay about it with their thoughts and the things that they learned. >> one of the chaperons told us many of the kids were shocked to learn that the story of selma is true. >>> still to learn, quick, print, drive. tonight, the drive of the near future. the one that could be here by the end of the year. >> and it is open season on wild pigs. the city that is about to make hog >> new england patriots head coach bill belichick says he has learned a lot about air pressure. he answered questions about deflate-gate. the patriots have been accused of under inflating the footballs used this last week's afc championship game in order to make them easier for tom brady, the quarterback to handle. tonight, coach belichick is defending his team and its standards. >> anyone who has seen us practice knows that we make it harder, not easier, to handle the ball. and our players train in conditi

police say barn had an active warrant for armed robbery. this all started on thursday night when authorities say he agreed to meet with someone to sell a handgun. that someone was an undercover officer. while in custody, police serched his phone and came across the video. >> we saw maybe 25 30 seconds of that child. >> police say the child has been placed in emergency care. police say the mother told them that her child was playing with a pellet gun. >> like this situation, this was real, police say. the magazine was empty but police say that doesn't matter. >> that gun will still fire. >> police say barnes is not the girl's father. barnes and wilson have children together. 1-month-old twins are also now in emergency care. we're getting reaction to this story on the wjla facebook page as you might expect. katie posteds. i wish you needed to obtain a license to become a parent. this is truly disgusting. and helen notes -- i'm a responsible gun owner and it's idiots like this that put this country in an uproar against law abiding gun owners.

the board of director for the ocean avenue community benefit district and on the jenny [inaudible] barn and at the heart of the station there and i have been going to all of the meetings for the past two years. before it was formed i reminded supervisor avalos to form the committee. i go to uc berkeley for a master's degree and ride my bike to the bart station or muni everyday and i am familiar with the corridor. i chair the ocean avenue association street life and business committee which has been very productive lately. we have a lot of stuff coming on line. dpw has a plan to landscape the corridor and improve pedestrian safety. thank you. >> thank you. any questions? thank you. next up is aaron goodman. >> good day and good new year supervisors. aaron goodman. i'm a resident in district 11. i ride muni and a native san franciscan for years and i applied for seats one and eight but i think i'm eligible for three and six as well. i deal with issues of transit community development, dealing with pedestrian safety,. i have a interest in youth and families. my child goes to school on the

the man arrested in the high profile murder case of felicia barnes is free. a judge dismissed all the charge as against michael johnson yesterday. a judge ruled the evidence was insufficient. 16-year-old felicia barnes was from north carolina. she disappeared in 2010 while she was visiting her sister in baltimore. she was found months later floating in the susquehanna river. johnson is her sister's ex-boyfriend. his conviction was overturned. he maintains his innocence from day one. >> we firmly believe that the court good the right thing in this case and that justice was done and we're very very thankful. >> baltimore's state's attorney says the court had no jurisdiction to grant the acquittal and it plans to appeal. >>> police are searching for a man in a fedex uniform after a shooting last night in dees.c.. the woman ran to the metro station for help. any motive right now is unclear. >>> police are also searching for a suspect after three teens were shot in northeast washington yesterday. the shooting was reported in an alley around 3:00 p.m.. sources tell

he had 23 points and it capped off with harrison barnes.nes with 11 as the warriors win their -- as they win it 112-94. the play of the night is right here. utah and okc with .20 of a second fnlt. all trevor booker could do is tip it in. he tipped it up and tipped it in. it is no look style. that's amazing. it is 99-94. >>> further proof that steph curry is a rapidly rising star, he is in a new sports >>> oregon just lost one of their best receivers, darrell caring ton. he failed a drug test, marijuana. he is not able to play in the championship game on monday night. it is a big loss. he had seven catches for 126 yards and two touchdowns in the rose bowl against florida state. it is oregon minus caring ton versus ohio state for the championship on monday night, january 12th. 5:30 kickoff on espn and the watch espn app. you know you have made it as an athlete when you star in your own sports center commercial. a funny spot just debuted featured the warriors on steph curry. >> not again. >> i didn't know you guys were watching last night. tha

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harrison barnes and draymond greene modeled the new look at an event with san francisco mayor ed lee. warriors is written in mandarin on the front. the warriors didn't play today. that gave steph curry a little time to hang out with the kids. >> reporter: of. >> he and gary payton and wnba's slim cash talked to kids about the importance of eating healthy and staying active. >> no matter what you do in life, being able to take control of your health and make the smart choices that you feel good about yourself, you're inspired every day to get better in the classroom, at home. >> kids even had a chance to meet and play with curry on the school basketball court, pretty cool. >>> a few minutes ago facebook and instagram came back online. a hacker group is claiming responsibility for the worldwide outage, but so far it's not been confirmed. the outage lasted about 40 minutes. >> can rest easy now. facebook and instagram are back. >> people were holding their breath for 40 minutes, new world record. >>> we'll get the latest on the storm in new york to show you. >> it's really coming down, b

he had 23 points and it capped off with harrison barnes.their -- as they win it 112-94. the play of the night is right here. utah and okc with .20 of a second fnlt. all trevor booker could do is tip it in. he tipped it up and tipped it in. it is no look style. that's amazing. it is 99-94. >>> further proof that steph curry is a rapidly rising star, he is in a new sports nt >>> oregon just lost one of their best receivers, darrell caring ton. he failed a drug test, marijuana. he is not able to play in the championship game on monday night. it is a big loss. he had seven catches for 126 yards and two touchdowns in the rose bowl against florida state. it is oregon minus caring ton versus ohio state for the championship on monday night, january 12th. 5:30 kickoff on espn and the watch espn app. you know you have made it as an athlete when you star in your own sports center commercial. a funny spot just debuted featured the warriors on steph curry. >> not again. >> i didn't know you guys were watching last night. thank you guys. >> what are you

barnes disappeared while visiting her sister in baltimore in 2010.as found months later in the susquehanna river. johnson was the sister's ex- boyfriend. he was convicted of 2nd degree murder in 2013, but a judge ruled prosecutors withheld evidence and granted johnson a new trial. >>> a new witness coming forward might trigger a new trial for a baltimore man convicted of killing his high school girl friend. ednon said is serving a life sentence. his story made national headlines last year thanks to a podcast called serial which reviewed the murder case. now stepping forward is asia mcclain. she claims she saw said in a public library at the very time prosecutors said his ex-girl friend was killed. said's defense attorney never even bothered to call her as a witness. >>> jury selection now underway in the murder trial of james holmes who was charged with killing 12 people and wounding 70 during a midnight showing of the dark knight rises in aurora, colorado. that was 2 1/2 years ago. he pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. 12 jurors and 12 altern

>> looking east at a sunrise, you can see the back-lit silhouette of the sierras. >> there are two barns. that's the ranch i grew up on. >> reporter: the busy road of today isn't the one kathy layton remembers. >> there were so few cars you certainly had plenty of warning. he's gotten some beautiful pictures and made me take a whole different look at the road when we go down it. >> if we see a car, we jump up and down. >> reporter: now after collecting hundreds of photos and stories, figueroa has decided to turn his love of vasco into a book he plans to release by the summer. >> i always say this book is not about me. it is about the people who call this home. >> reporter: in a way, it's about a man who has fallen in love with his commute. >> i think that's what i wanted to let people know you're not driving in vain. really a lot of beauty here. >> good for him. >> sometimes you have to slow down a little bit. look around. >> well, we will be right back. release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the houn

he had 23 points and it capped off with harrison barnes. barnes with 11 as the warriors win their -- as they win it 112-94. the play of the night is right here. utah and okc with .20 of a second fnlt. all trevor booker could do is tip it in. he tipped it up and tipped it in. it is no look style. that's amazing. it is 99-94. >>> further proof that steph curry is a rapidly rising star, he is in a new sports center com their best receivers, darrell caring ton. he failed a drug test, marijuana. he is not able to play in the championship game on monday night. it is a big loss. he had seven catches for 126 yards and two touchdowns in the rose bowl against florida state. it is oregon minus caring ton versus ohio state for the championship on monday night, january 12th. 5:30 kickoff on espn and the watch espn app. you know you have made it as an athlete when you star in your own sports center commercial. a funny spot just debuted featured the warriors on steph curry. >> not again. >> i didn't know you guys were watching last night. thank you, guys.

barnes.. >> gary: jason benz roberts and the full they'll.e comes a leasing them alecia... 15 rebounds for gray but 12 rebounds six the six. some better record than stanford is 3 and all in the pack. if you just tune and they just use would dari some of the morning news. >> gary: and normally when a lease kent c. this game's up-and-coming the wisdom of a taller older man and now up and tell the truth does look where it doesn't spirituous today is up at me and my wish is the man all my years. >> gary: i repeat myself and this the truth. everytime a walk in the door stance as last week to get last week to gather lets tweet together.. that's where the younger people are on pace book in twitter face book . we wanna get young happy people to enjoy older happy people doing the sports. >> gary: my wife used to look up at me. now she's taller than me. >> gary: people in a seth curry is one and 25 million he was born in the basketball family he had all the inventions of going to the gym with his dad every day keep the dream alive. and a guy who was no

. >> barnes' three is good. >> good morning everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm happy tuesday everyone, it is 5:00, a little weather and traffic and you are going to love the weather today. because it's gorgeous outside. >> we have just segued from rain to record cold to now near and record warmth. good morning everybody. anywhere from 36-degrees in santa rosa. wow it just dropped to 34. this is realtime information. 40s common across the bay to 50 degrees at sfo. we do have our fifth consecutive spare the air day. going to see the air that you breathe today. and meanwhile we will feel that near or record warm temperatures and 72 degrees in san jose. much warmer in the tri-valley today. 67 degrees in redwood city. we'll have that full seven day forecast straight ahead. >>> and checking the roads, if you heard us a little earlier they finally got that distraught man into custody safely so they should be reopening lanes on southbound 280 here very shortly. that's been closed now for about five hours. that southbound 280 extension at

. >> >> sharing condolences, from hair son barns tweeting -- coming up in sports wrap, a look at his inspirational espy speech. >> >> president obama is set to get back to business after his two week vacation in hawaii has come to an end. the press corps reported one of the last stops on the obama vacation was a trip to pearl jam singer eddie vetter's house. president obama is slated to hit the road this week with trips planned to michigan, arizona and tennessee. the white house said is he planning to outline both new executive actions and legislative proposals. >> the commander in chief there face challenges ahead of him in the new year. dan springer was traveling with the president and has more on what is waiting for him in washington. >> reporter: he will be greeted by a new congress. house and senate controlled by republicans. one of first items is a new vote on the keystone pipeline. an issue the president has been critical of. experts say a keystone vote may be a wasted effort. >> they have control of congress, but they don't have the 67 votes needed for a majority to get past

. >> inside this barn in northern virginia, there is a special riding lesson. >> good body position. >> this 16-year-old has cerebral palsy, but with some help she is able to ride a horse. it is a therapeutic riding program for children and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities. the therapy comes in the form of a horse. >> every horse has its own distinct personality. you start to see how they really do put the boundaries because they want to do it so much and they want to improve and excel. >> as the riders get stronger and learn new skills, parents see other benefits. >> they are happy and excited to come. it really improves their self-confidence. >> it is what we focus the week around. >> she absolutely loves it. >> katie was 4 and wore a leg brace when she started coming to lift me up. after one year she was able to walk without the brace. now, she and her horse vinny took first place at a therapeutic riding competition. and when she heads to college in the fall, vinny is coming, too. >> he is my whole world. >> they love the horses and the horses love them back. >> leo

barnes with the play of the game. barnes with authority. i think i like to see that again.nt night. on the drive and a bump and finish. his career high 41. just missed that. the warriors win 117-102. >>> college hoops after playing the last seven games at home. cal on the road at sc. usc up up ten. jordan matthews trying to lead a cal comeback. they have been down all the way in the game and they trail 67-48 against u is c. >>> to the surprise of no one in particular, florida state quarterback jame miswinston decided he will leaf college and spr the nfl draft and winston spent two years at florida state and won a heisman and national championship. played in a pro-style offense. everything you want except his concerns about off the field issues with him including a sexual assault investigation. even with the collapses in judgment in his personal life he maybe the number one pick in the draft going to tampa bay. the ducks will meet ohio state in the national championship. january 12th next monday, 5:30 kickoff on espn and watch espn app. >>> the green bay packers 8-0 at home

barnes as said i heard pow and described how he fell back inside the house. he looked around and asked who shot and he said to both i did it. i'm sorry. my wrist. oh man. i'm sorry. >> they told investigateorsinvestigators, i was missed. he said did you see it sn i said no i was mad. i didn't see what he saw. >> news 4, today. >> officer torres was asked to clarify his comments and he said that he felt justified in shooting because he made a jerking motion that looked like he was going for his gun. >> hetero breached the duty to operate a safe system according to a lawsuit filed by the family of a woman who died. they filed a $50 million lawsuit yesterday. she died of smoke inhalation in the tunnel near the plaza station. it took crews 45 minutes to reach her and the other passengers. >> why did metro not have the train in the station back out so that the train with the smoke-filled passengers can pull into the plaza and discharge the passengers sn. >> the lawsuit said that it did not work properly. the arguey accident report was it was foreseeable. >> senten

fox business, senior correspondent peter barnes is live now from the white house with more on how the president is responding. peter. >> well, hey. the president called the shootings in paris a cowardly evil attacks. and vowed to help france bring the terrorists to justice. >> we will survive with every bit of assistance we can going forward. i think it's important for us to make sure that we recognize these kinds of attacks that happen around the world. as of right now we have not gotten any read out of any conversation if he called the president of france. >> peter barnes in d.c. for us. other than the devastating impact that it has on the world, it has caused jitters in the market. we have traders in the new york stock exchange, the imex. obviously, a significant rally for us stocks today. but looking at the benchmarks in europe. the dax down 3%. the and euro down to a dollar 1892. a lot going on in europe. jonathan, what's your take on the devastating attack in paris and the bigger market picture? >> clearly what is happening in paris is concerning to us as humanity and overall in

many of them recently emerged under the barn of a popular organization forces.but as reported, the growing power is creating controversy. >> young men joining the ranks of thea political shahs. it's here that they receive their military training to fight against the struggling army. >> we're like any regular army. the forces and security forces and in some cases they're better trained than in the army. >> most of the militias are in response to calls by spiritual leaders in the war against isil. >> in is a wonderful chapteric that the iraqi army does not have and that's a strong religious doctrine, enthusiasm and determination. all of these factors help to poe pose isil. isil has its doctrine, but we have what it takes to fight back. >> reporter: there are concerns, that the militias may be becoming hard to control. there are human rights violations. it's iran's support of the shia militias that is of condition for the united states and its allies. over the past year they have sold billions of dollars of worth of military hardware to iran. that some believe that

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for now let's go to peter barnes. >> the fed maintains its interest rate guidance. the fed maintains its interest rate guidance. repeating it will be patient in rating rates but upgrades its assessment of economic activity from moderate to solid for the first time in recent years. let's go right to the economic analysis. quote, information received since the federal open market committee met in december suggests that economic activity has been expanding at a solid pace. labor market conditions have improved further with strong job gains and lower unemployment rate. on balance a range of labor market indicators suggest underutilization of labor resources continues to diminish. household spending is rising moderately. recent declines in energy prices have boosted household purchasing lower. business fixed investment is advancing while the recovery in the housing sector remains slow. inflation declined further than committees's longer run objective largely reflecting declines in, compensation and measures of inflation compensation declined. inflation long term expectat

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melissa: let's go to peter barnes. he has the fed minutes. peter? >> hey melissa, the fed is looking for flexibility in raising interest rates gradually according to the minutes from the last fed meeting in december which it said it could be patient raising interest rates. let's go right to the text. most participants noted such language would provide more flexibility to adjust policy and response to incoming information than the previous language which had been tied to the beginning of normalization to the end of the asset purchase program the end of qe. and, but it is also says, in the minutes that the fed may do this before the fed gets back to its 2% inflation target. quote, with lower energy prices and stronger dollar, likely to keep inflation below target for some time, noted that the committee might begin normalization at a time when core inflation was near current levels although in that circumstance participants would want to be reasonably confident inflation would move back toward the 2% target over time. right now that core inflation targ

pete -- peter barnes is live.o discuss edictsal surveillance. >> that's right, how to stop terrorists and terrorist attacks through digital surveillance while protecting people's privacy in cyber space is a major topic of discussion between the leaders and a major topic at the press conference. after edward snowden's disclosures of our government's massive surveillance programs, digital data and digital information, tech companies like google facebook and apple, increase their security for their customers, including in some cases offering encryption software that scrambles digital information permanently. that has upset many law enforcement agencies, including the fbi, many spy agencies on both sides of the atlantic. they say this is making their job harder and the president says this is important because terrorists are using social media primarily for communicating with each other and they're good at it. >> we have been in dialogue with companies and have systematically worked through ways in which we can meet le

washington senior correspondent peter barnes live from the white house. peter, what specifically did they say about intelligence gathering? >> reporter: this was a big issue, liz, both in their discussions and in the press conference afterwards. stopping terrorism, stopping terrorist attacks through digital surveillance while protecting people's privacy somehow, a major issue for both of these leaders, after edward snowden's disclosures about the government's massive surveillance programs of digital data and information. tech companies like apple, facebook and google beefed up security to help protect the customer information, and in some cases that included new encryption software that scrambled the information permanently. that angered law enforcement agencies, and particularly fbi as well as spy agencies on both sides of the atlantic, and as they say it's made their job harder, and it's an important issue, as the president noted because the terrorists use social media as primary way of communicating, and they do it well. >> we've been in dialogue with

barnes & noble with better than expected. pier one imports. saying look the consumer was spending. and wall street is now trying to balance the negative economic data from december about whether the economy expanded in the manufacturing and services sector and some geographies with how much of a benefit the consumer actually got from lower oil. >> back to session highs now. up almost 300 on the dow. 2060. we were below 2000 seems like a few hours ago. we are going to get more chop this year. i guess you agree. >> i think so. and i think the down days are the startling reminder how quickly sentiment can change. it's great to see it come bachblgt changes everybody's mood but look aggregate long-term valuation parameters, we're way above. and at some point it is going snap back, unless it is different this time. and the good news, even some of the bearing saying we have a little farther to go before the big crash. so hopefully that is true. >> would you say sentiment on the whole, risk is off. >> on the whole look how was it came back. -- gradually maturing and coming to ean end. the

the fox business network peter barnes is live.sident and congress proposed this kind of legislation before and it's gone nowhere. there is a sense it will be different this time? >> well, the president and congressional leaders see a new sense of urgencies, given the recent events but a major stumbling block in the legislation before has been privacy concerns. the president, some conservatives, some civil liberties groups and tech groups want limits on how and win government agencies can monitor people's internet information. want to make sure it's used to catch cyber crooks and not to spy on people. the white house says the president's proposal today includes strong privacy protections. the president said earlier it's time to act. >> with the sony attacks that took place, with the twitter account that was hacked by islamist jihaddist sympathizers yet, just goes to show how much more work we need to do both public and private sector to strengthen our cybersecurity. >> republicans agree that given all these developments recently, i

misses here and barnes comes out of no where and has his back.ive and behind the back. y go do law. thompson followed up his night with a mere 31 points. he lead all scores wide open with three. that will make the coach happy. they are 36-6 and 114-111 your final. >> it won't always be pretty and it won't always feel good. for us that's a challenge. from the sprues spare tee -- from the prosperity to stay in it and regardless if we are up 20 or having to grind it out like we were. >> college hoops. he was the first coach in d1 history to win 1,000 games beating st. john's. his record is now 1,000 wins and 308 losses. his players made sure he got a thousand. they trailed by 10 with eight minutes left. he started the come back. the freshman going one on one down low. off the glass and duke comes from behind to win it and coach k is the first coach in d1 history to win a thousand. >> we played great in the last 10 minutes. i am not sure i have ever been a part of a game like that. that's nuts. they have one that is different and that's what a-makes

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he put his hand around my mouth and shoved me to the back of the barn shoved me up against the barn.then she made a demand. >> he kept saying money. money. >> reporter: the next thing she knew he was tying her up with duct tape. >> and then she taped up my eyes and my mouth and my hands together. >> reporter: she said he dragged her 60 feet to the back of the parking area behind the brick wall. >> he drug me to the brick wall. he pushed me down. >> reporter: lying on the wet ground she soon heard melvin's car pull up. >> i could see the car light and he pushed me back down on the ground and he said if you say anything i'll kill you. >> reporter: a short time later, she heard a violent struggle. >> i thought i heard something like a pipe or something and then somebody -- >> what do you think you heard something sound like a pipe. >> i don't know because i heard it hit the ground. >> okay. >> and then i heard a shot. >> you heard a shot? >> it had to have been a shot. >> reporter: after that julia didn't hear anything else. she stayed behind the brick wall hoping the killer was gone th

. >>> the man arrested in a high profile murder case of felicia barnes is free. dismissed all charges against michael johnson yesterday afternoon. he ruled the evidence against johnson was insufficient. 16-year-old barnes was from north carolina. she did disappeared in 2010 while she was ris itting her sister in baltimore. she was found months later floating in the susquehanna river. johnson is her sister's ex-boyfriend. he was arrested and convicted. but that conviction was overturned and he was granted a new trial. johnson's lawyer says her client has maintained his innocence from day one. >> we absolutely firmly believe that the court did the right thing in this case and that justice was done. and we are very very thankful. >> baltimore state's attorney says the court had no jurisdiction to grant the acquittal and plans to appeal. >>> new information now this morning about the nfl's investigation if to whether the new england patriots used underinflated footballs in the afc championship. espn says 11 out of the 12 balls provided by the patriots were not proper

peter barnes, thank you very much. we should say that a handful of cybersecurity stocks immediately started rallying today following the report that centcom's social media area had been hacked, names like fireeye, palo alto networks and proof point all trading higher by some 1-3 percent. proof point hitting a lifetime high today. again, they tend to really react, these names, when these types of situations happen. but, again, this is a situation we are following right now. we will keep you posted with any breaking news. it does tend to affect the markets, but earnings season is also working the markets today, kicking off with alcoa officially. we do have some names that have already reported, but alcoa's the big name that officially, unofficially reports after the bell. let's get right to the floor show. don't break down the best way to play it, we'll do it for you. traders at the new york stock exchange, cme group and the nymex. scott, we've got a couple of issues here. the vixx is above 20 once again. we also are loo

barn bephillips from athens. >> reporter: it's a tour by foot. people haven't come to see ancient ruins. instead, modern derilect buildings. unemployed and worried he will soon lose husband apartment. >> how maniless are not only in paper box. i am homeless also because i owe giovanni mary rents to my house, you know. so, i live with a fear that every day may be they knock on the door and say, okay. go out. >> some parts of central athens look very sad these days. but the decay and the decline which you see around me doesn't tell the whole story of the greek economy during the crisis. because at the same time in recent years, many young entrepreneurs have been busy setting up new businesses and for them, the crisis has actually been an opportunity. >> these women launched a luxury line of beach towels in 2012 at the height of the crisis. it hasn't been easy to borrow money, but at least rents are cheap, and they hope customers from these lean years will stick with them when better times return. >> the young generation and, of course, ourselves, h