, becky, becky. >> and he was convinced that he was helpin' me. >> reporter: becky told investigators that chris got rid of his bloody clothes, stuffed them in his backpack. and she drove him back to her office. and then they later showed up together at the crime scene, pretending to know nothing, but alarmed that kay was still clinging to life. >> the next conversation that christopher and i had was at the hospital. when i talked to him and i was cryin' and he said not to worry about it, that everything was going to be okay. and i told him i didn't know what to do to help him. he said i didn't need to do anything, that he was going to take care of everything. and i told him i was scared. >> reporter: after that, becky said she and chris worked together to throw investigators off the trail, which meant that shooting at healing hands was a total setup. >> it was christopher. >> he was the guy in the bushes. >> he was the guy in the bushes with the gun. >> reporter: chris had shot his own mother, a ruse to throw off the cops. and a bumbling one at that. becky said their plan was for chr

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernan and andrew ross sorkin.e a look at the markets this morning u.s. equity futures at this hour are indicated a little lower dow futures down by 75 points. s&p futures off by ten the nasdaq down by 37. yesterday it was earnings that came to the rescue of the markets. you saw the dow up by about 140 points after goldman sachs, bank of america, several other companies that we heard from kind of soothed some investors concerns about away we're going to be hearing during this earnings season. we do have more earnings coming today. we'll take a look and see where that goes.

she's been playing becky conner since she was a teen. >> the set dressers ask us for personal photos. and this was a photo of me and sarah on our way to the people's choice awards. i don't know what kind of bizarre madonna thing i'm rocking with the shoulder pads. >> reporter: sarah, of course, is sara gilbert, cast as roseanne's daughter darlene as a precocious child star. >> i had it in my nose all day! >> reporter: today she's the boss, serving as both actor and executive producer. >> i don't even think of myself as a boss. i just think of it like helping to organize and keep this thing going and try to help keep it on track. >> reporter: of course a lot has changed. now the conners are moving on after losing their matriarch, roseanne. >> i don't want to leave this house. because -- because -- i don't want to leave her. >> this family, like all families who go through this, are trying to survive and define their new roles. deal with the loss in an honest way. >> we keep telling people we're grieving until we figure out how to feed ourselves. >> reporter: john goodman reviving his r

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and mike santoli. andrew is off today.ity futures are down sharply after the drop in apple shares and that warning about what's been happening in terms of sales and revenue there. dow futures indicated down by 370 points yesterday the futures made a stunning recovery from these levels they ended the session in positive territory though. that's the biggest advance you've seen on the first trading day of the year in just about ever if you're looking at this now, you'll see the dow futures are indicated back down 365. s&p futures down by 42, the nasdaq down by 177 apple is the big story the tech giant cutting its quarterly sales forecast citing slowing iphone sales in china and lots of other things the china sales was the big issue. apple sees first quarter revenue of $84 billion, that's 5 billio to $9 billion below its origina forecast of between 89 billion to 93 billion. this is the first time that apple issued a revenue warning since the iphone was launched in 2007 tim cook sitting down exclusively with cnbc. >> as we look

we were doing it off camera with becky.d therapeutics interesting. they named the company moderna so they could get the symbol mra. >> that's the royal "we. not us, you. >> it's code for protein which does everything. so the idea of using merger r & a, that's a problem. it's difficult as far as the immune response and getting into the cell where you want it to work if you could do it, it would be great. p it-- it's raised a lot of mon. stephane bancel is here. i dmoeon't know if you were hean us it would be like the holy grail. it hasn't been up to this point and we don't understand necessarily the platform which allows you to actually use merger rna therapeutics. let's talk about it. is it lip zone-mediate and you change the two "n"s of the rna how does it work have you told us enough? >> yes good morning so the way it works is we encode the message into humans and you use natural machinery to make the protein. what we've done is we have drugs in the clinic, and for more than five, we have already published the outcome of

. >> always a straight speaking guy, that jack bogle let's bring in becky quick who just spoke to warren buffett with jack. >> hi, melissa warren buffett really admired jack bogle when he heard the news about jack bogle's passing, he had a lot to say about it. he's known jack for many years he said jack bogle has done more for america's investors as a whole than any individual he's known. he said bogle not only saved investors a lot in the fees, he made them more long term oriented instead he said if you would findthe turnover numbers in the s&p 500 versus the etf are very different and he thinks bogle did a lot to reset the investors' minds and just pointed out again that he brought down fees dramatically for those who followed his words. he made a couple of comments about jack he said that a lot of wall street is really devoted to charging a lot for nothing, but bogle charged nothing to accomplish a huge amount he said that bogle covered in a 30-year period a lot of people and converted a lot of people to the right religion of investing and he said it's a good religion, it really pays

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even former president of new york stock exchange. >> i agree with becky.nk they want to signal as little as possible because in march you have two these two binary events that are going to have tremendous impact on global growth, brexit, and china/u.s. trade relations so don't you think that they're trying to hunker down as much as possible to see what happens as of march 31? >> i do. and i think one of the lessons this fed and maybe all feds will learn from here on in is it needs to be more sensitive to what's happening across the street over at capitol hill and in the white house i think those are the things it needs to figure out. a lot of what the fed thought was going to happen has changed because of what's happening on that side of the street. i think you're right they need to wait and see what happens in march >> tom, how long were you at the big board? >> five years. >> five times four is 20 you saw 20 earnings seasons, basically, while you were there. does this feel -- not this one, but next quarter -- like we could have a down earnings is there a

i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and mike santoli.fair value s&p futures up by ten, the nasdaq up by 23. we've already seen four days in a row of gains >> i think it's four straight days the s&p now up 12% from the lows of the rally that started december 26th. you've recouped almost half of what was lost between the all time highs and december 24th >> you're still seeing green arrows we still have earnings coming in let's look at what's been happening in the treasury markets. yields a little higher today >> some stocks on the move this morning. eli lilly shares are lower after study results did not confirm the benefit of a sar kcoma treatment. the company said it sees a 17 cents per share impact to full year guidance. tiffany says it's down by 2% also expects for the full fiscal year to be toward the lower end of its prior guidance. wall street consensus is currently at 477 stock fell about 3% earlier. since rebounded a little bit it is down less than 1% at the moment >>> okay the government shutdown now clocking in at one month long.

i think that it would look like desperate measures, to becky's point.'ve never seen that before so all of a sudden now, if you see a change, it's what is so worrisome now that they're panicking. >> what if they started to follow sort of samsung type approach and have more lower-price phones >> i think they've tried to figure that out with the phones, but, you know, when you start thinking about data, everything is in the cloud now. so no one needs to spend the money on the actual storage in the phone any longer >> if you're going to, you know -- if your prospects are based on how do you in china, you can't try to sell thousand dollars phones in china. china is doing great, big economy, gdp is doing well but that's because you multiply it by the population, the gdp. the average gdp per person or the gdp per person is $10,000. here it's $63,000. sohow do $10,000 gdp people bu apple iphones? anyway, here's a competing one of these websites, financial websites the stock market just got off to its best start in 13 years so grasso, we've been talking about ho

that's where becky quick is for us ton >> attendees at this year's forum are facing lot of issues head on. you've got things like global rowth that's really up in question at thispoint. all kinds of questions about what's happening with trade with china and the posbility of u.s. recession, which ray dalio tells us he thinks could happena sooner rather later. >> there's a significant risk of a -- a recession, is it minus one, is it plus one? let's not get technical abo that too much. there's a high likelihood of a significant slowing in 2020. >> and carlisle group's david reububenstein told us he thinkse government shutdown could end soon as well. >> the members of congress ande people in ministration know this is hurting the economy, the shutdown, and really want toth resolve . i think there's a real resolve to get this resolved very quickly. it's not going to go on for a month in my view. >> we heard from the heads of many companies, including bank of ameri and marriott. >> china too you've got risks on their economy because of trade. you've got also a shift toward consumerism, which

becky rogers is described as amazing, caring - and a leader on the claire lilienthal campus... colleagues say she's not only devoted to her students -- but works with their families too. her principal says it's always a treat to go into becky's classroom and see how she enages with her active and energetic students with 'joy and ease.' over the course of the school year - becky will take her kindergarten class on more than dozen field trips. she works to establish relationships with the class as a whole -- and with each individual child. her students and familis love her....and she's applauded for her high standards and commitment.... if you know a teacher you'd like to nominate - just go to our website and choose 'features' -- then click on 'teacher of the week.' (grant) she is certainly no stranger to the grammy's .... and at this she will be f. alicia keys announcing today... she will host of the grammy's. the singer- songwriter made the announcement with a special youtube video... in the video -- keys said, she knows what it feels like to be on that stage ... and she defini

becky, over to you guys. joining us right now the ceo and chairman-elect thanks so much for being here today. >> thank you great to be here it's our first live interview of the morning. everybody is feeling pretty good the sun is out here. overall the mood at davos this year seems to be a little bit more gloomy. it kicked off with the imf taking down global growth numbers for the year global growth expectations you are passing that on in terms of higher prices do you think about that when you are looking at an economic downturn >> i think there's a difference between a downturn and less growth i think we're in the phase of 2019 where we are likely to see a little less growth or a little less tail wind i'm not sure i would go as far to say it was a head wind. it is going to be a slightly tougher year than 2018 in macroeconomic terms, and i think we just need to work our way through it i think the cost pass-through of some of the commodity increase largely happened, although there are cost pressures out there >

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and mike santoli. andrew is off this week.e have big news out of china this morning the futures this morning, you can see the dow is indicated up by 290 points. this comes after decline of 660 points yesterday that was down by 2.8%. the s&p was down by close to 2.5% then it was the nasdaq that got hit hard it was down by 202 points, a decline of 3%. worst daily performance since december 7th of last year, when it was down by just more than that the nasdaq is bouncing back this morning. the news out of china, the united states and china will hold trade talks in beijing. on january 7th and 8th china's commerce ministry making thatnnouncement today. and over an hour ago, the pboc saying they will cut reserve requirements by 100 basis points as the government looks to counter risks of a sharper slowdown yesterday we spoke with michelle caruso-cabrera who talked about the shadow banking the crackdown there and the impact that's been having. this may be one way to get some liquidity back in the market >> the peoples bank of china tr

i'm becky quick along with joe kernan and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look if he u.s. equity futures market was mixed yesterday the dow ended up by 50 points. s&p down by 3.5 points nasdaq oif by over 50 points this morning it is green arrows across the board dow futures indicated up by 85 points s&p futures up by 7.5, and the nasdaq up by 52. all of them being helped by apple's results. we'll talk about that in a bit that stock up pretty sharply after earnings came in. >> you will see a mixed picture. the ftse up 1.2 berz cac up half a percent. the dax down by one-third of a percentage point, and then in spain stocks weaker as well. check out the treasury market here in the united states. you're going to see that the ten inform year is yielding 2.722% >> it is a busy day for business news we're going to get quarterly report cards from at&t, boeing, mcdonald's all that before the opening bell in addition to all that, we are reacting this morning to apple shares because they are soaring after the company reported earnings of $4.18 a share. beat estimates by a penny reve

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at the u.s.utures indicated down by about 210 points s&p futurines down by 23. the nasdaq down by 72. there was concern about china's economy and global concerns about the economy too. >>> we have some deal news prominent in the headlines this hour the first one, newmont mining buying goldcorp. it's an all-stock transaction. it's the second big gold related deal in just the past few months then we have mng enterprises offering to buy gannett this morning. its bid, $12 per share in cash a 23% premium over friday's close. "the wall street journal" had reported over the weekend that a bid was pending. that company is owned by alden global partners. they also own about 11 other newspapers there's been a lot of controversy of their ownership over those newspapers. and of course gannett had tried to buy the old tribune that merger didn't happen. so it's been in play for quite some time. >>> separately, ab inbev may do a partial npo which reports that such a raise would raise billions of dollars and hel

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i'm becky quick along with joe kernan and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at the markets this morning u.s. equity futures at this hour are indicated a little lower dow futures down by 75 points. s&p futures off by ten the nasdaq down by 37. yesterday it was earnings that came to the rescue of the markets. you saw the dow up by about 140 points after goldman sachs, bank of america, several other companies that we heard from kind of soothed some investors concerns about away we're going to be hearing during this earnings season. we do have more earnings coming today. we'll take a look and see where that goes. >>> overnight in asia you'll see that the neeks neek ended the day down by .2%. hang seng was off by half a percent. then stocks in china and the shanghai composite down by .4% right now in the early trading that's taking place in europe, again, also, red arrows for most of these the cac down by one-third of a percentage point the ftse off by .4%, and then the dax down by .2%. finally, take a look at treasury yields here in the united s

and that's all for the news hour becky but here much more news for you on the other side of the break spare time. in the next episode of science in a golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islam it myriad in the field of astronomy. copernicus knows this day to these medieval astronomers from the golden age. that streams in many ways with the computers of the day you can use it to find the time you could navigate science in a golden age with german. the latest news as it breaks in a poll just out sixty five percent of feet says that they think it will do a great or a good job with details coverage is the second time this year doctors walked out on strike the government is funded by issuing suspension. from the around the world increased warning level calms us a blow to the thousands of people displaced by the tsunami of wanting to return home. rewind returns the care bring your people back to life. with brand new updates on the best of documentaries there has been a number of reforms put in price since the program was filmed rewind begins wi

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's check out the u.s.ities you'll see right now that things are in the red dow futures indicated down by 150 points s&p off by 19 and nasdaq down by 53 this comes after a very steep increase that we've seen for the markets across the board in fact, u.s. stocks are on their swiftest rebound in nearly a decade since the lows on christmas eve the dow jones industrial average and the s&p have built up more than 9.5%. that's the best ten day performance since july of 2009 s&p up 4%. you are looking at some red arrows this morning. we'll talk about all of the reasons for that in a little bit. >>> in the meantime, take a look at what happened overnight in asia you'll see that the nikkei closed down by 1 1/4%. shanghai down by 1/3 of a percentage point the hang seng was up by just oh 2 tenths of a percent. in europe it looks like right now things are relatively muted. the biggest decliner is the cac. down by over .6 of a percent you have declines in london. finally, take a look at treasury yields the ten year yiel

the solver of all problems, becky worley is here with all the details.t's a heavy mantle, but i'll take it because new year's resolutions are hard to keep. could an app help with that? >> reporter: from fitness -- >> in the name of this app -- >> reporter: to weight loss. >> you have got 12 points for that meal. >> reporter: we know that apps can help us track personal progress, but the trend has broadened significantly. self-help apps? this is a thing? >> oh, yeah. this is a thing. so there is pretty much an app for any type of goal you have in the new year. >> reporter: there are meditation apps. >> i think a lot of people might think it's just sitting there and being quiet, but it's not. it's actually a skill it's actually a skill that you have to learn and get good at. >> reporter: there are apps help you get more consistent bedtimes. >> you may want to consider an app like sleep cycle. >> reporter: as counterintuitive as it may seem in this age of tech overload, use it to work on your happiness. >> one app i love is called shine and it's kind of lik

. >> lacey gornson who plays becky said roseanne's death was debated. >> i understand why that wouldive her a lot of pain. i have a lot of empathy for her. >> hbo recently visited roseanne at her probably 17 hours a day. i started smoking, move. >> of course roseanne wasn't the only major star who lost her tv gig. m megyn kelly's show was canceled. >> we also saw some famous faces who tried to get help. for demi lovato it happened after she suffered an overdose. ♪ >> five months after demi's overdose she is ringing the year in after the new year. she had a cozy christmas at home with her sisters. the 26-year-old opened up her relapse on world what happened, why it happened heal. >> on scene. >> demi's health crisis unfolded in july when she suffered a drug overdose. demi was hospitalized for two weeks. last month she was spotted back home in l.a. a source says she keeps saying how fortunate she feels to be alive. ♪ >> demi's childhood friend selena gomez is out of treatment where she was seeking help for mental health. selena was admitted to the hospital back in october. frustrations

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becky holt was the prosecutor who opened for the state. >> defendant had a plan. plan was to murder his wife. his plan was to get away with it. >> with no murder weapon found, the prosecution's case was built on that partial shoe print. they knew now that jason once owned a pair of hushpuppies like these that matched the print. they were now missing. they also told jurors about the early morning visit to the gas station and the suspicious activity at the hotel, but the thrust of their case was this. jason young was trying in the most violent possible way to get out of a troubled marriage. >> were you aware of tensions in that marriage? >> yes. i was well aware. >> meredith fisher, michelle's sister, lived near the couple. and for a period was cassidy's nanny. as the young's fights intensified, she took on the role of a marriage counselor, too. >> what would you say were the main issues? >> michelle's main issues were jason being more responsible, understanding her more, and his main concern was their lack of sex life. >> prosecutors called friends to the stand to

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out there, aren't you, becky?curling irons and report back from the front lines. seriously, though, curling irons have seen a lot of innovation and it's worth your time to see what's new and which products are getting rave reviews. >> curl it. >> reporter: to get this look you need tutorials and the right tools. according to april franzino at "good housekeeping" those have evolved. >> curling irons are having a sort of a boom right now. you're seeing tons of different technologies coming out. >> reporter: the lab here evaluated 25 different models. >> we saw ones that had clamps, ones that didn't have clamps, ones that rotate. >> reporter: they looked at wands with a 90-degree angle to make it easier as you curl it on the back of your head. so to determine winners they drop tested, field tested and evaluated each product's claims. >> we found that a lot of irons, eight of them in our test did not heat up to the level that they claim. >> reporter: then looked at safety. some irons were too hot. >> yeah, that was ac

i'm becky quick along with joe kernan and andrew ross sorkin. take a look at the u.s. equity futures at this hour they are indicated higher, but not by enough to wipe out the loss that is we saw yesterday. big concerns yesterday about what will happen between the united states and china with those trade talks. we're going to bach about that and the economy around the globe. in the meantime, take a look at what happened in asia overnight. nikkei was slightly lower. it was down by over .1%. the hang seng was flat, and so was the shanghai composite if you take a look at what's been hang at some of the european markets in early trading today. early things that are taking place at this hour you are going to see that at least right now in some of that early trading a little bit of a mixed picture. slight declines for the ftse and for the dax. the cac in france up by just a little bit less than .2%. ftse -- the ftse mib in italy is flat, and then in spain the ibex 35 up. you are going to see that with everything that's been considered, central banks around the globe with thes

prosecutor becky holt opened for the state. >> defendant had a plan.to murder his wife. his plan was to get away with it. >> reporter: with no murder weapon found, the prosecution's case was built on that partial shoe print. they knew now that jason once owned a pair of hushpuppies like these that matched the print. they were now missing. they also told jurors about the early morning visit to the gas station and the suspicious activity at the hotel, but the thrust of their case was this. jason young was trying in the most violent possible way to get out of a troubled marriage. >> were you aware of tensions in that marriage? >> yes. i was well aware. >> reporter: meredith fisher, michelle's sister, lived near the couple. and for a period was cassidy's nanny. as the young's fights intensified, she took on the role of marriage counselor too. >> what would you say were the main issues? >> michelle's main issues were, jason being more responsible, understanding her more, and his main concern was their lack of sex life. >> prosecutors called friends to the s

. >> restaurant owner becky woo says a new d.c.aw passedtht end of the year may save her business. a news4 revealed a parking scheme in her neighborhood, executed by food trucks. outside nasa headquarters, a group o trucks have been squatting on public parking spaces for nearly two years, swapping personal cars at night to held to spot until the next day when they swap back in the food trucks the truck operators said they need to do thi because of a shortage of food truck zones in c., but woo says it crippled r businessg by eliminatin parking for her business. after seeing our investigation,u d.c.ncil members approved new law to boost the fines for the truck operators involved. >> local media was fantastic. nbc 4 in particular helped highlight wh the problem was. helped us work toward solutions so i'm grateful for that. >> the need was great when cemeteries told the i-team they could have to t programs or shut down because they couldn't pay a skyrocketing water fee. >> it's hard. it's really hard on us >> we investigated how that f

weeks facing a new kind of challenge and disabled football is enjoying a kickabout with becky or i use. the image as a whole mute your whole upbeat approach i have to say i can only. see my guys just go out there with this positive attitude among those of us in doing something they love playing football. in a great experience for me and all the better if i was able to help raise a few more smiles from my tongue moved to the visitors hoffenheim highlights that will long be remembered. as newbies and you know it's a huge honor to get to play with you and sit here beside you. you guys are all role models fault just to meet you and kevin and see you are quite normal people with no waiting graces. you grab the crutches and had a kick about with us. it's been great fun and we've had a fantastic day. of. living a dream with karen and kevin and here the role model i think seems to be working both ways. by and shirts over twelve thousand kilometers from its natural music what's the story. i always wear a football shirt i do sometimes get teased for. the santiago capital of. christmas when says.

. >> reporter: air traffic controerkennard and wie becky are facing mounting bills, including regular hospital care for 3-year-old tucker's immune deficiency disorder. >> we're real families that need a real paycheck that my husband's working really hard for. >> reporter: tsa officer tyrone sharper and wife ebony have a 7-month-old to support. >> to say tsa is important or that national security is important, then not to pay the people that are actually performing service as tsa agents, i think that's not right. >> reporter: among the departments and agencies going without funding, homeland security, state, justice, commerce, interior, nasa, the epa, the ntsb, transportation, agriculture, treasury, hud, and parts of the fda. in the first two weeks of the shutdown, 10,000 furloughed government workers filed for unemployment benefits. while some have gone to extremes. >> i mean, desperate times call for desperate measures. >> reporter: more faces of the shutdown on day 27. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> this is a good time to bring in chuck todd to talk about this. what is going

live from the nasdaq market site i'm joe kernan along with becky quick.ints on the dow. and we are going to take a quick look at treasuries as well wells fargo is right on time with posting results here of -- >> and with the full release. >> $1.21 is four cents ahead they beat on the bottom line revenue is shy of the 21.7 it comes in at 20.98 the stock after the initial drop is now basically unchanged let's bring back marty mosby director of bank andstrategist and he's -- i was just kidding about analysts i love the analyst community are you going to renew my faith right now? cnbc's own wilford frost would you characterize this as better than jp morgan? >> really the main reason why they may have missed parts of their estimates, just quickly looking at the numbers eps is $1.21 revenue is behind 20.98 versus expectations there is a couple of slight disappointments. net interest margin is 2.94% it is expected to be $2.95%. that's in line rates have not gotten much worse. the efficiency ratio is disappointing. this has been a big issue for them over the last

. >> becky mister chairman and ranking member: the members of the rules for me. i thanks for the opportunity to come andtestify before you this afternoon and worse , asking that you adopt an open rule for the consideration of these appropriations bills. i am here testifying in my dual as the ranking member of the commerce justice and subcommittee and let me say i look forward to working closely with my friend and colleague chairman serrano in his role as, new role as chairing the subcommittee. i appreciate the bill we are considering. includes many of the cgs agreements that chairman serra made last year with then chairman culberson. and i'm pleased many of the funding levels that were included for federal law enforcement. assistance to our state and local law enforcement partners and many of our nasa programs. however, it's been said the president has made it clear that he will not support the spending bill and that does not address the versions border security in particular with the wall. while this package may have very good features and let me say it does hav

becky, do you agree?are in difficult times. independent research was completed last year with social workers responding about working conditions talking about how tough it can be every day, extra hours people are working, and what it showed was that 40% of respondents we re showed was that 40% of respondents were thinking of leaving social work. it is not all negative. we can change the working conditions. we can work together, politicians, employers, academics, we can work together to change working conditions which will change social work. you are talking about an approach. absolutely. boilthe work. you are talking about an approach. absolutely. boil the stone for our audience, i want to know more about social work, what is going on on a daily basis you are not keen on? and increasing policing of families and parenting and suspicion of parents, which has been fuelled a lot by what has happened to social workers who have been involved weather has been a tragedy, which nobody wants. nobody goes into socia

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and mike santoli andrew is off.o something with that. you know, it's a better ball >> they improved it. they put more crystals with it >> i know. but it's fine. >> it's called keeping up with the joneses. did you see every other celebration around the world they go all out. >> it's a branding opportunity really what that show is is branding >> waterford crystals. >> we have an early market selloff happening at this hour sea of red across the globe like the same way that new year's develops over in asia to europe dropping sharply most places this morning oil also under pressure. prices tumbling on economic slowdown worries almost a percentage loss in wti. and u.s. equity futures, 370 that's where we've seen them on the dow this morning the s&p down 38. nasdaq down about 150. >>> some weak china data also dragging markets lower a private sector survey showing that the manufacturing data contradicted f ee eed -- contrad 3. >> good morning. it's a new year but really more of the same when it comes to market moves it fee

international with me becky airing our top story this hour the u.k.'s prime minister looks set for another tough week in parliament to raise the money is preparing to present a plan before breaks it to m.p.'s later on monday after original deal was a resoundingly rejected last week and with no end in to britain's political paralysis inside to downing street is warning that the country's exit from the e.u. could be in jeopardy parliament said to the people of this country we will make we make a contract with you you will make a decision and we. what we are now getting are some of those who were always absolutely opposed to the result of the referendum trying to hijack bricks and steal the result from the people when peace have been growing increasingly frustrated over trees the maze perceived unwillingness to compromise on the terms of her original divorce deal and some lawmakers are now reportedly plotting moves to gain greater control over the whole process well that would include a tape tabling a series of new amendments and facing chica forcing chan

i'm becky quick along with joe kernan and andrew ross sorkin.ur guest host for this hour is joe terra nova from vertos investment partners. he is a cnbc contributor as well we've been looking at the u.s. equity futures, and after three days of a row of gains, check out the futures. they are in the green once again. dow futures indicated up by 67 points after a gain of 256 points yesterday s&p futures indicated up by just over six points, and the nasdaq is indicated to open up by about 21 points here take a look at what happened overnight in asia. you're going to see that the nikkei was up by 1 .1% the hang seng was up by about 2.25%, and then the shanghai composite, stocks up .7% those trade talks extending to an additional day, and we'll talk about that in a moment. you can also see in european equities that at least at this hour you are going to see green arrows across the board. the cac is up by 1.1%. the dax and ftse up by 1%. stocks even higher in italy. up by 1 .25% finally, check out treasury yields, which yesterday pushed back above 2.7%

becky worley here with details. good morning, becky. >> reporter: george, good morning.lenges wildly popular with teens, they can work for good. think of the ice bucket challenge but recently some of those challenges turning dangerous, even deadly. youtube finally jumping in with rules for safety, but do they go far enough? they are the troubling videos inspired by "bird box." >> under no circumstance are you allowed to take off your blindfold. >> reporter: the netflix smash sparking this dangerous viral challenge where people blindfold themselves attempting to do everyday tanks. >> take it slow. oh, my god. >> reporter: one utah teen attempting to do the challenge while driving with her hat over her head. she swerved into another lane, crashing into a car. she could face reckless driving charges. but this morning, youtube saying enough is enough, announcing that they'll ban all challenges that present an apparent risk of death. the popular video sharing site issuing new guidelines that say we need to make sure what's funny doesn't cross the line into also being harmful

becky worley is here to break it all down for us.riential shopping endeavors out there. i'm like goldilocks. is it too soft? is it too firm? so the idea of buying a bed, a frame, and all the linens from your phone, what? before getting into bed with these two -- >> he talks in his sleep. >> i do do that. >> reporter: -- we should get to know them first. this is steven and katherine. they just moved into their first home. >> tons of boxes and absolutely no master bed yet. >> this is my favorite mattress. >> reporter: they're turning to social media where the bed in a box craze has really taken over. companies like casper and dozens more online brands are vying to give you a good night's rest. >> the idea of it being wrapped up and suddenly will roll out into the mattress to support two people to sleep all night was, at first, a little alarming to me. >> reporter: also, how do you gauge feel, firm, soft, pillowtop or other subjective factors online? for that, many companies offer free, no-risk trial periods. on average 100 days and fre

. >> reporter: air traffic controller tyler kenard and his wife becky are facing mounting bills including regular hospital care for 3-year-old tucker's immune deficiency disorder. >> we're real families that need a real paycheck that my husband's working really hard for. >> reporter: tsa officer tyrone sharper and his wife ebony have a 7-month-old to support. >> to say the tsa is important or that national security is important and then not to pay the people that are actually performing service as tsa agents i think that's not right. >> reporter: among the departments and agencies going without funding, homeland security, state, justice, commerce, interior, nasa, the epa, the ntsb, transportation, agriculture, treasury, hud, and parts of the fda. in the first two weeks of the shutdown 10,000 furloughed government workers filed for unemployment benefits. while some have gone to extremes. >> i mean, desperate times call for desperate measures. >> reporter: for face of the shutdown. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> and we are learning about one ripple effect of the capitol hill stalem

international with me becky aaron it has been a turbulent week so far for the u.k.'s prime minister after her proposed to break that deal was overwhelmingly rejected by lawmakers to resume a managed to survive a no confidence motion on wednesday by a margin of nineteen votes the victory which saw her deeply divided conservative party rally around her followed an impassioned and wide ranging debate in the house of commons on the future of the country. it is to the right three hundred and. the nose to the larry three hundred twenty five so the no no no deserving. thank you i'm pleased that this house has expressed its confidence in the government in our area it this government has failed our country a defeat for the government with our own backbenchers and the opposition and the united manner voting against this government i do not take this responsibility likely in my government will continue its work to increase our prosperity mr speaker the right honorable lady will ever be know as the nothing has changed prime minister we will also continue to work to deliver on th