barrick, newmont, gold corp., and angro-gold all in the red today. of the big stories in "power lunch" go to our website at power lunch.cnbc.com to get details. >> let's talk about january jobs report. average hourly earnings rising the most in six years. in today's yahoo finance question of the day we asked are you seeing wage growth where you work? 17% say yes, wages are up. 60% say no they are down. 23% of you say they are flat. let's go to dominik chew for a market flash. >> all right. tyler, we're watching shares of devry, the for profit education company. down by about 16% after the company posted weaker than expected second quarter results. it did say costs will rise in the third quarter as well. those shares again, down tyler, by 16%. back to you. >> dom, thank you. >>> tech industry sending commercial real estate prices through the roof. a look at what it costs to rent space in san francisco next. first, let's see what's coming up on "street signs." hi, mandy. >> hey, tyler. hey, sue. the former ceo of saks is going to join us for the read o

>>george: for your trip heading toward san francisco the back of barrick quickly building toward westthe tech is once the another slow ride for the bridge today for 92 in the san mateo bridge were not yet seen any delays across the span not much in the way of requests either still a pretty good drive times so minister early the golden gate bridge has been a problem for is so far this morning and usually is stays that way in the richmond bridge no backups year for the westbound ride on interstate 580 either here at the toll plaza or through richmond 580 in the east bay that is a different matter were not looking at any incidents for the ride into the room or from livermore to dublin but the drive times stem from 28 to 34 minutes. >>g >>george: and you're ride for highway 101 for the mid peninsula also looking good at the 92 interchange of the time to make the trips of about the toys san bruno sfo and senate sale in redwood city as you can do so currently without any delays serious >>darya: happening today president president obama is one to adjust the tough---the white house says they'

is boosting companies that might be the precious melts ak' the gold miners like new mont mining, barrickmana gold. all up nicely in today's trade. >>> well bye by the way, if you miss any of the big stories in the past hour, relax. go to mauer lunch.cnbc.com. i mean 56%. must be 86%. 10% say no. gas prices are down. 5% say they are basically flat. you have basically 86, 10 and 5. >> autonomous vehicles, could they be a threat to the auto sales? phil lal bow has that story live. >> tyler, for as long as you and i have been alive it's pretty much been that two-car household for america. right now a new study says that might be changing if we don't need to be driving all the time if the car drives you. we'll explain the results of this study and why it's got a lot of people in detroit talking when "power lunch" returns. so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or

in the middle east a dangerous and bar barrick cult has arisen. isis has become a threat to our embassy in baghdad and our consulate in erbil. it grew as a safe haven by arming rebels in the civil war. when i voted against arming the islamic rebels in syria, i warned that these arms might end up in the hand of jihadists and that one day, we might be forced to go back to fight against our own weapons. within a year that prediction came true. without question, we must now defend ourselves and american interests from this barbarous aberration, but it troubles me we must now fight against our own weaponses. we need a national defense robust enough to defend against all attacks modern enough to deter all enemies and nimble enough to defend our vital interests. but we also need a foreign policy that encourages sainty not chaos. at home conservatives understand that the government is the problem not the solution [applause.] but as conservativeses, we should not succomb that a government will shouf become successful abroad [applause.] that a government th

if you look at names like barrick gold newmont mining and ashanti, all of those stocks are lower today on the heels of those lower gold prices. as we approached this close, gold down about a fraction. about a half a percent and right now tyler, we're seeing the gold stocks down along with them. back to you. >> thank you very much. about a half hour ago we had the bond auction. now he has the full bond report. rick santelli at the cme. hi, rick. >> tyler, we're up about 36 basis points since the end of january. indeed there was plenty of demand. look at the intraday. it's rare you could pick out when the auction went off on an intra day chart. you can essential see it was an aggressive auction. i gave it an a-minus. since about the 8th of january. look what's going on at foreign exchange. there's a euro versus dollar. i picked the 29th of january. it looks like today we may close under 113. dollar-yen now over 120. every major currency doing a little worse against the dollar. greenback having a good day. mandy, you always have a good day. back to you. >> i do have a good day when i see,

also barrick gold is selling two mines. it will help reduce net debt by $3 million.merica is also cutting the number of jobs at the toronto headquaters nearly in half. >> now to today's national forecast and maria joins us from nashville. is it cold there too, maria? >> it is extremely cold for sure. we are already in the single digits. wind chills down below 0. we're here outside the nashville symphony and you can see the fun dane fountain behind us is symbolic. the flow has been slow. very slow downtown any time of the year usually bustling. basically a ghost town. crews have been stretched thin as well. nashville, the city itself has about 30 trucks at their disposal and the priority yesterday was getting to those secondary streets so people could get out of their houses back to work and back to downtown music city. we also talked to a few country artists feeling the pinch as well because of the weather, not getting the folks into the caves and the restaurants to hear their music, are having to cancel acts all together because they actually cannot get into town. t