she shared c-j with bertha. anyone who was living here in those years can tell you bertha was a common sight at parades and special appearances as well as her nightly performances in the nugget's big room. "he spent a lot of time with bertha, 14 hours a day. if he wasn't washing her, he was painting her, giving her a pedicure. he spent 14 hours." pearce: "she was the other woman in his life." madison: "you better believe it, she was the girl in his life." and jo believes bertha shared c-j's secret his bad heart. jo: "she got him off the stage a couple of times. he kept having was real close to bertha." c-j died in 1975. jo still lives in their home in sparks, surrounded as she was often was, by elephants. ask her the question all centenarians hear and you'll get a simple answer. jo: "i never smoke in my life and i never drank. i had no desire to do it. when god wants to see me, he'll see me. i've had a wonderful life, a wonderful life." jo: "i never drank. i never smoked, never wanted to." ed pearce kolo 8 news

i think bertha knew. she knew. he was real close to bertha." c-j died in 1975. jo still lives in their sparks home, surrounded as she has often been by elephants, happy to share her thoughts on a long life. jo: "i never smoke in my life and i never drank. i had no desire to do it. when god wants to see me, he'll see me. i've had a wonderful life, a wonderful life." ed pearce kolo 8 news now the reno fire wonderful life." ed pearce kolo 8 news now the reno fire department has hired 32 new firefighters... and many of them will be trained paramedics. firefighters are often respond to medical emergencies. but many are not paramedics. that's changing for the reno fire department. this morning the city manager announced plans to advance the fire department. "the department and the city in general has been fiscally challenged for a while, and we're starting to come out of that a little bit and so we want to bring the department back to the level of service that the citizens of reno deserve" this means that the reno fire department will be able to provide the highest le

i think bertha knew. she knew. he was real close to bertha." c-j died in 1975. jo still lives in their sparks home, surrounded as she has often been by elephants, happy to share her thoughts on a long life. jo: "i never smoke in my life and i never drank. i had no desire to do it. when god wants to see me, he'll see me. i've had a wonderful life, a wonderful life." ed pearce kolo 8 news now the death toll is expected to rise this morning after a suicide bombing in a luxury shopping district in indonesia. ?who is likely to be responsible for the heinous attack? border patrol agents make a big discovery of marijuana being smuggled into the u.s. where it was found that has drug agents so shocked. you're watching kolo 8 news now. for news while you're on the move, listen to our news partner news-talk 780 koh "you're watching kolo 8 news

i think bertha knew. she knew. he was real close to bertha." c-j died in 1975. jo still lives in their sparks home, surrounded as she has often been by elephants, happy to share her thoughts on a long life. jo: "i never smoke in my life and i never drank. i had no desire to do it. when god wants to see me, he'll see me. i've had a wonderful life, a wonderful life." ed pearce kolo 8 news now so the oscar's honor the best in showbiz... but now it's time for the worst. that's right, the "razzie" nominations are out. a look at which movies and celebrities made the list. and, harry potter fans are mourning the loss of actor, alan rickman. for news while you're on the move, listen to our news partner news-talk 780 koh systems will impact the sierra and western nevada through next week with periods of gusty winds...mountain snow and valley rain. the next storm will bring moderate amounts of snowfall to northeast california, northwest nevada and the lake tahoe region this afternoon through late tonight. the storm parade continues with the next low pressure moving inland

in new york, bertha coombs "on the money." >> continuing our obamacare checkup let's bring in dr. kenneth davis, the president and ceo of the mt. sinai health system. he runs a seven-hospital network in new york city and dr. davis, always good to see you. >> good to be back. >> what's the truth? we have venus about rising premiums. higher deductibles. is obamacare working or not? >> reality is what you showed. the premiums are going up, deductibles are higher. and that's a problem. reinsurers are leaving the risk pool. what it's all about is not enough healthy people have signed up. the reason not enough healthy people signed up is penalties are rather minimal. the this year they rise enough perhaps that more healthy young people, those people ages 25 to 35 will join. you know, they diminish the cost of insurance by distributing it over a larger population and if we don't have roughly the estimate is 35% to 40% of the risk pool being that age, 25 to 35, it gets -- the whole insurance system becomes in trouble. >> what percentage of that population is signing up right now. >> right

madison: "he spent a lot of time with bertha, 14 hours a day. if he wasn't washing her, a pedicure. he spent 14 hours." pearce: "she was the other woman in his life." madison: "you better believe it, she was the girl in his life." jo madison celebrated her 100th birthday this week. as for her secret to longevity? she says she never drank nor smoked, never wanted to.### another storm is heading our way. is this one bringing rain or snow? we head over to chief meteorologist jeff thompson with our forecast. winter weather advisory for the sierra on wednesday, until 10 pm for the tahoe basin, and until midnight for the high sierra. expect winter driving and road controls at times through the evening. this stormy pattern will continue through at least early next week. a series of pacific storms will move on-shore and through the region, with a storm about every other day in the forecast. carry chains and expect winter driving conditions in the sierra above 6000'. for the lower elevations, breezy, showery weather will continue at times. this active weather will last into next week, and li

neighbors say bertha was frail and had some health problems and they harold was devoted to her. police say harold shot his wife and killed himself. neighbors remember him as a proud and independent man who did not want help. >> i would take his garbage cans in for him. after the garbage guys came. he asked me not to do it anymore. he does not want any help from anybody. >> people who work with the elderly say murder suicides are not uncommon. they estimate the same thing happened somewhere in this country, about 10 times a week. experts say the depression rate among older americans caring for relatives with serious health problems is also rising. they say people in their 70s and 80s are among the least likely to ask for any type of help. >>> police in union city are defending two officers who shot and killed a man they say charged at them carrying a garden tool. police say the man was armed with a three pronged claw gardening tool like the one we are showing on the screen. a woman called 911 monday night about a strange ner her backyard. officers say they spotted the suspect and

thank you, bertha. >> all right, hang on to your hats here. we told you yesterday about a couple of bearish calls from two of the world's biggest banks. today we have another bearish call on wall street. this time from albert edwards, the analyst at sock jen. here's what he said. he said when an economy is hurtling toward recession, it's almost always the manufacturing sector that takes the less volatile services sector by the hand and leads it into a recessionary underworld. he writes, if i'm right, the s&p would fall to 550, that would be a 75% decline, from the recent peak of 2,100. >> albert edwards should be a relatively well-known name to our viewers. he's been quite bearish on assets for some time. and has made calls like this before. not sure that listening to him has been the soundest strategy over the last couple of years. so that context, i only say so that people know, you know, as we get calls of this magnitude with names -- banner names on wall street, just a little bit of context there. >> what's interesting, though, is he's not

bertha, thank you for now.ertha coombs. >>> our next guest says 2016 could be a challenging year for tech investors. it certainly started that way. alex joins us from j & p securities. where specifically do you most have concerns? >> well, kelly, the problem is the challenging macro economic backdrop. the fundamentals for technology are strong right now, innovation is at a peak right now across a range of things like ubiquitous communications that internet of things, virtual reality, 2016 will be the year of virtual real i have, autonomous driving coming to us, robotics and drones and now you have the 4 k high dynamic range upgrade cycle in tvs. exciting back dron of technologies against a very challenging head wind in the macro economic outlook. >> so your point is when people look today and go, wait a minute, what happened to apple, i guess it closed a little positive, but what's going on with the fang stocks so to speak your point would be don't blame them, blame the weak global growth environment? >> well,

if you are headed number the mountain passes you are going close to 40 miles per hour in bertha. thornton 30, highlands ranch 30- degrees, and aurora, a warm up not as much as yesterday but still pretty decent in the upper 30s, low 40s. we are going to be quite a bit warm tomorrow. let's check back with jason and a lock at the roads. >> reporter: i have seen some traffic -- looks like they might be opening up lanes on i- 25, they have been closed at c- 470 for some sign installations, but i don't see that anymore. >>> get your orange gear out. the broncos are planning a big rally at hammers square. >> there -- lammer's square. feed at denver.com or right >>> and a prettyyunique campaign for people use it pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean delights, good

degrees, winds across i-25, pretty light however on the eastern plains wind gusts up to especially bertha pass. just be advised of that. temperature warming to 41- degrees. it's going to keep us a little bit cooler today, but the sunshine is going to make a difference if you can stay out in it. >>> we have new developments in the case of a former nurse inappropriately touching female patients. thomas moore is facing more charges in fort collins. more witnesses have come forward. he has worked across north hospital and nebraska hospitals. he was fired from his last job and his nursing license has also been suspended. >>> denver seven learning the man, a hiker, officials believe he might have been in an area >>> and everyone is safe from this house fire. we brought this to you yesterday. the dog woke the family up giving them all time to get out. still no word what sttrted that fire. >>> if parents want their kids to go to kindergarten a full day who should have to pay? if the lawmakers get their way, the state will handle it. we are at hawk ridge and sen 10 10 -- centennial for the proposa

. >> reporter: neighbors knew them as herald, and bertha. both in their 80s. seen mostly coming to and from doctor's apartments. >> harold was friendly. the husband. he was very friendly, but didn't want any help from anybody. >> reporter: police say the husband shot his wife, then himself. a relative found them just past noon. police calls only for medical aid. >> a pretty quiet neighborhood. pretty quiet couple. nothing that really rose to our attention on the radar. >> reporter: detectives will work with the family to fill in the back story. national data suggests ten older couples end their lives this way each week. almost always, it's the man, lonely and depressed who kills his ailing wife. sometimes with her agreement but just as often without. >> i couldn't tell you whether they had such a pact, or whether she knew this was going to be happening or not. >> there's a psychological thing about growing old with somebody. >> reporter: it's a population that often doesn't seek, or accept readily. help is out there, for caregivers stress, and staying connecte

. >> bertha pass, it clouded the judgment of anthony and alex, they knew there was a possibility for an avalanche and decided to head up the mountain anyway. >> i let a good day over shadow things i should have. >> they did pack up the gear and tracking devices. they each had one of these. >> from this moment, it is always sending out a signal. >> that signal helped alex find his friend when the snow gave away. >> i started screaming avalanche. >> aj was testing the snow when it collapsed and triggered a train reaction hundreds of feet high on the mountain. >> it felt like getting hit by a car. i was wearing my gps and ironically afterwards i was able to look at it and went from moving less than an mile per a fraction of a second. >> i started yelling aj! are you okay? can you breathe? >> 2 skiers heard alex screaming and rushed to help, they captured this video, both men unharmed in the snow slide's wake. >> the first thing i said to my partner when i came out of the snow whole was, i should not be alive right now. >> this is aj. once i found him. >> aj credited the air bag for like

bertha combs, thank you very much. and finally, netflix. julia?tion is whether the company will top the 5.15 million net additions itself projected last quarter it would add this quarter. is that number that will send the stock swinging in one direction or another? now the second topic to watch is the success of netflix's international rollout. this comes weeks after it announced it's gone global sooner than expected. investors will be looking for insight into traction so far. concerns about new international rivals and updates on when netflix will launch in china. investors will also be looking for updates on netflix content strategy. they're spending on orginals and licensing content. in light of competition and push back from studios looking to control distribution, we may hear many questions on that topic. tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much. julia, thank you. mary, thank you. bertha, thank you as well. so is now the time to get into netflix? we have a bull-bear debate on that one when "power lunch" returns. here at the td ameritrade tr

wind blustery in bertha pass, 285 is closed between fairplay and cunosia pass and right in the area there, because of icy conditions due to the winds, so do keep that in mind for the next couple hours. and as we check our current conditions, 28 at dia, wind s north at 6, but calm in the 9 back yard outside the studio, still 40 degrees. we are tracking a system that will bring a little snow later in the week but there is not a lot of snow for our state, we expect 7 inches, we are half that number but it could change. a weather system moving on shore on the pacific northwest prompted a high wind warning, the area in purple. winter weather advisory, the area in blue. nothing for colorado yet. midwest and northeast with chill advisories in chicago and cincinnati and heavy snow in the northeast. high pressure bringing colorado and the southwest a beautiful day tomorrow. warmest day of the week with winds picking out of the southwest pushing temperatures above average and lower 50s but that cold air is lurking just to the north of us, the jet will bring arctic air into bismarck, indianapolis, a

the iowa state patrol says bertha smith -- from waterloo -- did not yield to a semi - and her car was hit. latorris duffie, keith demry and all three were in their twenties. eastern iowan will have to stand trial for a crash that caused the deaths of two teenage girls in western iowa... 19-year-old trevor feauto of clarksville was allegedly driving drunk in august of 2014 in sac county-- and his pickup crashed into a car. he was supposed to be sentenced tuesday - but a plea deal was taken ff the table. the crash killed 16-year-old bailey jacobsen and lindsey quirk were killed in the crash. their families said a plea deal was unjust. in the iowa legislature -- lawakers vote today on a bill that would deal with crimes committed on an area native american settlement. the measure, which passed in the senate, would give the meskwaki settlement in tama full jurisdiction over handling offenses committed by or against indians on the these two men, gordon lasley, junior and jonathan youngbear convicted of seperate murders on the mesquaki settlement in recent years - both of thosos cases were w

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bertha smith, the driver of the car, and shaun anderson were also injured. the driver of the semi was not police arrest a man accused oo pointing a loaded handgun at three people and trying to start a fight. 26-year-old jerome clinton taken into custody after the incident in ames. he is charged with three counts intent. he's currently being held in the story county jail. a local second grader is being called a big hero after saving her family from a fire. chloe taylor... a student at emerson elementary school in marion honored today for her actions in the apartment fire earlier this month. she says she knew what to do thanks to firefighters who spoke to her (chloe taylor/saved family from fire) "i wanted to get out quick, but i didn't want my brother to be loose inside, so i got his stuff." chloe says firefighters told her class to make sure younger siblings are safe... and to get out quickly.. no one was hurt in the fire... but firefighters say there may the world famous decorah eagles have been very busy lately, getting the nest ready for the eggs they'll

the iowa state patrol says bertha smith -- from waterloo -- did not yield to a semi. they crashed into each other. latorris duffie, keith demry and devin gordin all died. all three were in their twenties. authorities say they were not wearing seat belts. smith and another person were taken to the hospital. the semi driver was not hurt. this morning, a campaign volunteer for ben carson is being remembered as a bright young man. the volunteer was killed yesterday in a crash in western iowa. braden joplin was in a van -- with other carson volunteers. the van flipped on an icy road and was hit by another vehicle. it happened near atlantic, iowa. carson was campaigning in south carolina at the time -- and has suspended all of his events to "braden joplin was an amazing young man. i had an opportunity was joplin. volunteers were treated and released from the hospital after the crash. this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly fire. the crawford county sheriffs office says two sisters were killed in that fire. trinity. lena was 12. her sister w

bertha coombs is at the nasdaq. bertha? having a little bit of trouble -- there it is. >> do you got it? here we go. biotechs leading the reversal right now really moving to the highs of the session after hitting a new low this morning. bear in mind biotechs are among the worst performers of the year. they're off 30% from their all-time high last july. down 17% year-to-date, even with this move off of the lows of the session today. talking to traders and they were saying we were seeing a little bit of exhaustion on the sell side of biotechs, not a whole lot of sellers today, not huge volume. we've already traded a full day's average volume but not that kind you normally associate with capitulation. nonetheless, some traders starting to say maybe we're starting to see a little bit of fatigue when it comes to selling the biotechs. look at some of the names moving higher. they are some of the large cap names leading this move to the upside at the moment, and that is lifting the nasdaq composite off of the lows. the russell 200

bertha, thanks. >> some breaking news.'s go to morgan brennan back at headquarters. >> hey, kayla. the usda reporting the first piece of highly pathogenic birth flu in poultry since june. this is affecting a commercial turkey flock in indiana. now it is a different strain of the avian influenza that we saw really just decimate parts of the poultry industry in the midwest last year. however, this is a very highly contagious strain of bird flu. what's notable here is that the poultry industry was really just starting to sigh a breath of relief because everybody had been anticipating that we would see more bird flu cases in the fall. we didn't get any, and now this case comes here in january. this could be sounding off the alarms for the poultry industry. that's the reason why you're seeing stocks like pilgrim's pride, tyson, sanderson farms, and hormel foods all plunge. poultry producers plunge on these headlines. the one stock that is actually the outliar here is the top egg producer, and it's getting spiked today because w

tirelessly to tackle some of the major issues at one of the biggest questions as whether unlicensed driver bertha jesse lorenz has been the forward to the day when driverless cars let her give a live to school in the two school please don't leave my family out in the waiting room of the rings is joining up with billion-dollar business representatives and powerful trade groups asking california's dmv to drop roles that require a licensed driver be aboard every driverless car a representative from google put it a different way saying the cars they're focused on developing even have a place for a driver. >> on the basis of the proposed regulation we are discussing here today it would not be available in california but the california dmv isn't ready yet as they enter into uncharted territory and it sounds as if the roles will remain in walls will remain in place at least for now and the purpose of prayer that the simply safety we want to make sure that such new technology or something were to go wrong is a real-life human being sitting in the car that can take over there also suggesting the cars be a

the iowa state patrol says bertha smith -- from waterloo -- did not yield to a semi - and her car was hit. latorris duffie, keith demry and devin gordin all died. all three were in their twenties. a boil order is in effect for an eastern iowa town. according to a garrison city clerk, a boil order is in effect for the boil order is due to a water heidi cruz, the wife of republican candidate ted cruz, stopped by the kwwl studios today for an upcoming segment of the steele report, along with congressman, steve king. she said he's sticking to his convictions when i asked her "government should not be picking winner and losers. and when people understand that and when tedd has been working with the private sector here in iowa to make resolutions. there's a lot of good buz from that and i think any distraction from that is running really, really strong. ted cruz favors a 5 -year phaseout of rfs...but she thinks her husband will win iowa on february 1st. his top rival in iowa. the morning after accepting sarah palin's endorsement, donald trump held a different kind of rally. trump used the o

bertha lloyd/riggs' mother; "that was the pinacle of his careeer and it just made everything wonderful for us." ((chris maathuis)) hundreds of students, mostly athletes filled the bengal theater and listened to the former star talked about life and never giving up on themselves or god. riggs; "we live by the word, you're live will be better off." ((chris maathuis)) the former super bowl champion was honored by the reception... and he in turn honored the school with an nfl golden football presented by those who've played in a super bowl. not a single bengal here will forget this day.... a day 30 years in the making when bonanza's very first decorated star came home. riggs;"out of all the honors and stuff bestowed upon me over the years, this is at the top." roots." ((chris maathuis)) riggs lives his two sons both played in the nfl. he spends some of his time speaking to youth at church groups around the country. the rebels are coming off a win and have won three in a row.... they hope to extend that streak in reno tomorrow night., they seem to be doing all the right things... rebounding

neighbors say bertha was frail and had health problems and they say harold was devoted to her.police say harold shot his wife and killed himself. neighbors remember him as a proud and independent man who did not want help. >> i would take his garbage cans in for him. after the garbage guys came. and huh-uh. he asked me not to do it anymore. he did not want any help from anybody. >> people who work with the elderly say murder suicides are not uncommon and they estimate that it happens somewhere in this country about 10 times a week. and experts also say the depression rate among older americans caring for relatives with serious health problems is rising. they say people in their 70s and 80s are among the least likely to ask for any type of help. >>> time is now 5:36. police in union city, are defending two officers who shot and killed a man who they say charged at them, carrying a garden tool. the police say the man had a three-pronged clawed gardening tool like the one you see on the tv screen. the woman called 911, monday night, about a stranger in her backyard. and police off

mccain has gone as far as to throw his support behind a possible voter recall if bertha continues to arrow says the recall is not practical. that is not going to happen the way our federal judiciary in the federal system works and we did reach out to all city council members including the mare were still waiting though to hear back from most of them as to whether buffett should stay or go. he faces up to twenty years in prison. eric came thirteen years now alright if a recall effort does begin count of thirteen is now to bring you the updates we will also bring you the latest on what's criminal case no news can be good news for former governor bob mcdonnell the u s supreme court took no action on this appeal a federal corruption convictions some legal scholars and supreme court observers think the delay may need mcdonnell may just get his day in court again my gut and joins us now with details and janet the justices did take no action at least one leading watcher of the high court has weighed in on why this may be a good thing for mcdonnell a jury found mcdonald guilty of public of t

in their 80s and neighbors say bertha was frail and had some health problems.also say that harold was devoted to her. police say harold shot his wife and then killed himself. and neighbors remember him as a proud and independent man, who did not want any help. >> i would take his garbage cans in for him. and after the garbage guys came. huh-uh. he asked me not to do it anymore. he does not want any help from anybody. >> people who work with the elderly say murder suicides are not uncommon and they estimate that it happens somewhere in this cun interest you about 10 times a week. experts say the depression rate among older americans who are caring for relatives with serious health problems is also rising. and they say people in their 70s and 80s are among the least likely to ask for any help. >>> time is now 6:38. and still no signs this morning, of two missing santa cruz college students who were swept away by a big wave right into the ocean. the students from uc sant cruz who were members of a muslim campus group, they were standing on the shore near davenport

they say bertha was frail. police say harold shot his wife and killed himself. neighbors remember him as a proud and independent man who didn't want help. >> i would take his garbage cans in him after the guys came. hmm-um. he asked me not to do it any more. he did not want any help from anybody. >> people who work with the elderly say murders suicides are common. they estimate it happens ten times a week in the country. >>> no sign of two missing college students swept into the ocean earlier this week. the students from uc santa cruz were swept away when a large wave crashed onto the shore near davenport in santa cruz county. the coast guard called off its search at about 5:00 last night. the vigil is planned for the students at 2:00 this afternoon. authorities say the surf conditions have been bad during recent storms and officials are telling people to be careful around the coast. >>> a major water emergency response drill is underway right now on the san francisco bay. the exercise includes five ferries that can carry hundreds of people. several local law en

bertha coombs following the big movers at this hour. hi, bertha. >> we are off the lows although do remember the nasdaq outperformed the overall market. it was positive last year, and so did biotechs and so these are some of the areas that you're seeing the biggest selling, particularly in the big tech names. not surprisingly being led lowest by the china names. j. j.d.com the biggest loser. all of it is adding to really bearish concerns on some marquee names that have already been under pressure. we're seeing some downgrades and some stocks that are really suffering like tesla today. it is down after december shipments were at the low end of expectations. yahoo! also suffering not just because of its exposure to alibaba but also concerns about where the leadership is going in this year. also take a look at pay pal getting cut to a sell. we do have a couple stocks that are bucking the trend, including lululemon, gopro, and dollar tree. back to you. >> okay. thank you very much for that, bertha coombs joining us from the nasdaq. oil, as

bertha pass was picking up wind gust up to 72 miles per hour. 49 in parker, 45 in littleton. 19 in greeley. estes at 35 degrees. here is how the rest of your going to look by noon 48. denver should top off at 51. in the mountains we are going to see some snow. high temperatures are going to be closer to freezing maybe just slightly above. boulder should top out about 47. and in the south eastern corner we'll see the snow. you can see just some light snow in the mountains. there is a chance to pick up a little rain-snow mix at the kansas, wyoming, nebraska border. that's going to furnish right on through. then late this evening down to hammer down -- lammer -`some locations could see a trace of snow, some, maybe an inch and others 2 inches. we will get some clearing skies tomorrow afternoon, so it is going to be pretty cloudy to start the day tomorrow as well. only topping out at 44-degrees tomorrow here the denver area. as we head towards friday we are back into the 50s. this weekend shaping up to be gorgeous. we have disturbances in the early half of theeweek, really through wednesday, we

bertha path just clocked in a wind gust of 56 miles per hour. the good news with the winds, it warms us up down here. denver, quite a bit colder in eerie at 14. the upper 30s ann low 40s warmup coming. >> reporter: an accident northhound i-25 to westbound c- nordstrom rack there. there's the police right there with another car right here. northbound to go west on 470 off to the right shoulder, traffic is so light that you're not seeing a big delay, so no alternate if you are coming up frrm loan tree or lincoln avenue south. take a look at the overall map. it is just a little bit of traffic on the north side of town heading south of downtown. the only other problem is at minor accident there denver police head there had right now. >>> 6:35. imagine seeing this giant hole in the middle of your house. better yet, imagine you sitting there when a car comes through your wall. >> it's a miracle this family was not hurt. sudden a car rams right into it. there were three people inside and like you mentioned, nobody was hurt. the driver started here, too

. >> let's send it over to bertha coombs. what's going on there. >> it's been quite the roller coaster ride today. the nasdaq has been down now 12 of the last 14 sessions. last time it had such a bad downward move was back in 2009, and it took about 16 seconds overall for the nasdaq to bottom. take a look at this reversal here as we're moving towards the close. we are seeing the nasdaq come up and move into positive territory. a big reason why are the small caps. the small caps are the worst performers year to date. they've been beaten down since last quarter. and today they are moving higher. some of the big cap names have been among the names most under pressure. netflix today. you saw that huge pop yesterday. we take a look at a two-day chart. following the results this morning, my headline was that international is the new black for netflix. then investors seemed to get cold feet. they were selling off. perhaps they were selling some of their winners what they could. some of the other big cap names moving higher. apple on

bertha coombs at the nasdaq market site in time square and jackie deank list. some of the data doesn't look good. dom, let's start with you. >> like you said we were off the worst levels today but there are three interesting themes among the multitude of themes in the market today. we'll start where barclay's price makes prices, exxon-mobil and chevron, down by 2 or so%, in line with the market overall, not terrible. that's perhaps a little comfortable for something. the another scene is the financials, they are a big one. citi and wells fargo, back up there again, that's also part of the story here as well. both reporting earnings and among the laggers in the trade as well, citi shares down 6.5%. imc post, post number 6, a couple more financial themes to talk about. pnc, on the regional bank side, only down three quarters of 1%, a relative winner and earnings story this morning. right next to it is black rock the biggest asset manager, those shares showing signs of life as well down by 4%. and we don't want to be all negative here to balance things out with a

we are seeing similar speeds up in bertha pass. you can see our temperatures right about freezing, our winds are light, but we do have some snow on the eastern plains. yes, we still have some snow in the high country and that's going to continue through the first half of the day. you can see that is going to move out just in time for the sunrise here, but across the >> reporter: yeah, right here in town, you can see i-70 not too far from havana, central park, and quebec, pretty nice, all over 270. still pretty green. we still have problems out to the east, we'll get to that in a second. still stop and go traffic on i- 25. we have had three accidents along tower road, 56 and tour, another closer to smith and 26th avenue, another one at eyler and tyler. >>> we are following breaking news on the du campus. late last night a man forcefully fondled someone. it happened just before 11 near high and wesley. night but officials say he is 6'al" and college age and -- 6 feet tall and college age. and ran away after the attack. >>> decriminal

the iiwa state patrol says bertha smith -- from waterloo -- did not yield to a semi. they crashed into each other. latorris dfie, keith demry and vin gordin all died. all three were in their twenties. the state withdraws its plea deal offer...now a 19-year-old must face a new trial in a drunk driving case. trevor feauto of clarksville is accused of causing a crash which killed two 16-year- olds from drunk. the new trial will likely take place this spring. an iowa county has already made security upgrades to its courthouse.... but now, it'll have to budget for a new security guard. this all comes after former ty manager gus glaser opened fire during a meeting back n september off 20-14. board of supervisors tackled the shooter, who turned the gun on himself and later died from his injuries. since then... the county has decreased the number of entrances inside the building. it also added an outdoor dropbox so there's less traffic inside. a dge also mandated an armed security guard be present. but e county didn't budget for that.. we don't know what's the best what it wa

bertha smith of waterloo didn't yield to a semi i en getting on the highway. three of her passengers died at the scene. they range in age from 24 to 29 years old. none of the three were wearing seatbelts. in a t9 follow-up this students and staff at the university of iowa hope the number of mumps cases declines this semester. all undergraduat e students are now back& in class. there e e usually one or two cases of mumps in a typically school year. but the latest report from county health officials shows 253 cases have been lab confirmed in johnson county, since e july. the majorory, are at the u-i. . this year, numbers rival 2006, when hundreds of cases broke out across the state. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is live at the iowa memorial union to talk with medical staff. forrest, officials hope the winter break will help cut the numbers? -what doyour most recent numbers look like? sisie the ui went on winter break, the numbers tested in the community dropped substantially, but there were still 2-3 cases non-students, but many college aged individuals who live a

the iowa state patrol says bertha smith -- from waterloo -- did not yield to a semi. they crashed into each other. latorris duffie, keith demry and devin gordin all died. all three were in their twenties. the state withdraws its plea deal offer...now a 19-year-old must face a new trial in a drunken driving case. tevor feaeato of clarkssille is accussed of causing a crash wchich killed two 16-year-olds from wall lake. prosecutors say feauto was drunk. the new trial will likely take place this spring. this morning, a campaign volunteer for ben carson iss being remembered as a bright young man. the volunteer was killed yesterday in a crash in western iowa. braden joplin was in a van -- with other carson volunteers. the van fllpped on an icy road and was hit by another vehicle. it happened near atlantic, iowa. carson was campaigning in south carolina at the time -- and has suspended all of his "braden joplin was an amazing here's a picture of carson with joplin. carson says three other campaign volunteers were treated and released from the ospital after the crash. two blo

still pretty blust arearound estes park, bertha pass and kenosha pass. the wins will be something we will be dealing with. on radar, one system here, a second lined up in the pacific and another system off to the east of us. it really is a progressive, active weather pattern. we are the western fringe of an arctic air mass prompting a wind chill advisory and warning. many airport hubs, i can't be, home ha, chicago with difficult-- omaha, chicago with difficult travel conditionsism most activity to the east of us. high pressure anchored over the area from the northwest providing the northwest flow which brought up to a foot of snow to the northern mountains. into the central mountains, all the winter weather and travel advisory canceled out but be conditions. down here in spite of the cloud cover we will see highs above average close to 50. we are on the western fringe of cold air, 9 miz bark, 1 in indianapolis, 21 omaha and a high of only 10 in chicago. taechs across the west and southwest will remain above average most of the upcoming week but northwest

the iowa state patrol says bertha smith -- from waterloo -- did not yield to a semi. her car crashed into a semi. latorriiduffie, keith emry and devivi gordin all died. all three were in their twenties. authorities say they were not wearing seat belts. smith and another person were taken to the hospital. the semi driver was not hurt. volunteer for ben carson is being remembered as a bright young man. the volunteer waskilled yesterday in a crash in western iowa. braden joplin was in a van -- with other carson volunteers. the van flipped on an icy road and was hit by another vehicle. it happened near atlantic, iowa. carson was campaigning in south carolina at the time -- and has suspended all of his events to be with the victim's family. "braden joplin was an amazing young man. i had an opportunity to - to get to know compassionate he was." here's a picture of carson with joplin. carson says three other campaign volunteers were treated and released from the hospital after the crask. this morning, investigators are trying to figure o ot what caused a deadly fire. the cra

the iowa state patrol says bertha smith of waterloo failed to yield to a u-s 63. 3 of her passengers died at the scene. they range in age from 24 to 29 years old. inveveigators reports none of the 3 were wearing seatbelts. 2 people also died in a crash in cass county. the iowa state patrol responded to the areaf marne road and highway 173 near atlantic yesterday morning. the state patrol says two vehicles collided when going around a curve. the crash sent both vehicles into the ditch. both 49-year-old melissa jones and 39-year-old john maxwell were pronounced dead at the scene. an ambulance took another man to the hospital. the bus driver who drove away after hitting and killing an iowa state student last month now faces charges in the case. emmalee jacobs died on died on december 14th after a bus hit her south of the iowa state campus. first responders took her to the hospital after the collision where she later died. the 18-8-ar-old just graduauad from center point-urbana high school last may. the bus driver, 23- year-old benjamin clague has been charged with leaving the scene of a

let's get to bertha with more. >> let's show you a bit of green. a bit of retail love for ulta. walgreens is still in the midst of acquiring rite-aid. he said that will not be his last deal. netflix bucking the trend today. it has come off the lows. begin making a new low this morning. now back above 99 bucks. apple's woes have weighed on chips all week long and concerns that the tech giant is pulling back on its iphone component. orders, chip stocks again are the weakest. some of those components like sky works bounced after hitting new lows this morning. once again, today, new lows here at the nasdaq out pacing new highs. once again last year's winners like the bio teches are among the biggest source of selling. biotech off the low but still a negative performer today. i want to leave you with tale of two food stocks. new dietary guidelines were released for the united states. they are warning against processed foods and too much sugar. that's hitting food maker mondelez in the nasdaq. check out cal-maine. eating eggs is okay. consuming cholesterol doesn't necessarily impact b

before cam newton led his team to a super bowl bertha& the carolina panthers quarterback had an unconventional college careera& part of which was spent here, at blinn college. jeff tilley - blinn colllle marketing and communications"i remember telling people in the community 'hey you got to come see this guy play football, he'll be playing on sundays one day.' now did we know that it was going to be the level that cam is at today? no, i don't ththk i anybody could have predicted."cam came to blinn in 2009 after running into some trouble at the university of florida, but brenham was newton's new beginning.what did his former head coach think?"he was alwawa competing. we would race to the bathroom, that's how ridiculous it got. he wanted to be a better passer, to do academically to get back todivision 1 (football), and he wanted to win," said brad franchione, blinn's head coach from 2005-2011.cam accomplished those goals. he improvov himself as a playay, he helped blinn win a junior college championship in 2009 and he made academics a top priority."he was always on time and he never slept in my

top gusts i've seen so far has been 55 at bertha pass. here we are. this is the web cam still. there's some snow blowing across highway 93. you do need to be a little careful. downtown, it is a gorgeous predawn morning. dry conditions, calm conditions around here. we stay in the 20s early on. start pushing 30 by 9:00 a.m. we're just going to pop right by 30 degrees by mid-morning, heading on our way between 45 and 50 degrees. some of the warmer temperatures are going to be on the west side of town where we have those really gusty winds around the area. coming up, we have even warmer conditions tomorrow in the mid- 50s. thursday we start cooling down and then late in the day on way. i will have details coming up in a few minutes. amelia, other than highway 93, it's pretty good conditions down here. >> really good conditions. your drive if you're starting out on the freeways. i-25 and east, out west again, very windy on highway 93. we're hearing windy conditions out near rocky mountain metro and u.s. 36, i-70 and 6th 6th avenue out towards golden. sunrise this morning. 720. that'

back to you. >> bertha, thanks very much for that. so far three of the four so-called fang stocks reported earnings, facebook, amazon and netflix. on monday we get results from alpha gbet formerly known as google. >> mike santoli joins us. >> we're watching to see if google changes the story. each company has gone its own way upon reporting. the fang stocks are not trading as a unit, netflix was the first to report a net disappointment but the market didn't take it well. performed rather poorly since that report and not really been able to catch much of a break since then. facebook is kind of stealing all of the oxygen. cross the board on a sailable beat on earnings. i would say that amazon is somewhere in the middle. a 10 percent runup in the week before the report. it seems a mixed report, eye of the beholder but desell race in the metrics and down 8% tbd. that's the set up for google or ago if a bet reporting for first time in a new setup with the main unit separated from the other -- >> what's it going to look like? how might it b

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our bertha coombs that almost went into the red. almost. although the large caps are holding us up.he usual suspects. the nasdaq 100 out performing the overall composite. part of the reason. leading the nasdaq 100 on reports that you may see some activists investor moves to shake up viacom's board. >> the large escap. the small caps are lower. really because of biotech. once again today. saw biotech start higher, and then slipping into the red despite upgrades and the likes for general. i don't know what is up today with buy from neutral or rock capital with the target at $555. investors still a little leary about those biotechs. meantime, china's fourth quarter gdp growth may have come in lower than expected. >> add apple to the list of those in donald trump's line of fire. john harwood is in washington to explain. john. >> shemts to disrupt american business, too. most recently over the weekend with these comments suspecting. she wants to change apple's global supply chain that has many of the tech giants being manufactured in china. >> instead of in other countries. >> the produc

neighbors say bertha was frail. they say harold was devoted to her.s wife, then killed himself. neighbors remember him as a proud and independent man who didn't want any help. >> i would take his garbage cans in after the garbage guys came. he asked me not to do it any more. he did not want help from anybody. >> the people who work with the elderly say murder-suicides are not uncommon. they estimate it happens nationwide about ten times a week. experts say the depression rate among older americans caring for relatives with serious health problems is rising, and they say people in their 70s and 80s are among the least likely to ask for any kind of help. >>> time is now 7:38. the protesters who blocked the bay bridge on the martin luther king jr. holiday, they threaten more demonstrations in the future. we talked to some of the members of the group black seed. they call themself a black liberation collective. 25 members lined up and blocked the upper deck of the bay bridge. people were trapped in their cars. now, the protesters say they are protesting d

. >> but, tyra's calling this bertha miracle. >> and how about that one direction star, shared the first >> look at this. >> it is lewis tomlinson. posted that pick to twitter of his newborn. and they named him freddie. freddie was born just a week ago today. january 21, congratulations. >> look how tiny the baby is. >> babies have a tendency to be small, yes. >> still. >> look at you, you're so mean. >> i am the worse. auditions for american idol are all done. now, they're going to holly hollywood. >> that's right. hollywood week is giving us closer look at some of the incredible talent there is season. >> ♪ >> i like the song. look at j-lo. >> yes. >> stone face girl. that means she doesn't like it? i thought it was pretty good. >> watch this very stuff tonight, because american idol airs tonight and tomorrow night, right here, on fox. >> starting at 8:00. a day of shopping between a mother and a daughter takes a doctors being turn, aling. >> why one mom is calling out all of the salespeople over spanks. remarkable things are happening at your local acme. we're making changes, and we'r

christy teeing and who also shared her struggle on the daytime talk showment banks is calling the berthaiblical. >> it really is, you know, at her age, when you have all of those troubles, wonder will i ever have kids, is this going to happen, did i wait too late, these are the thinned that go through your age, even at my age, 34, when go to the doctor every year and get your annual, they're like so what's your plan. >> so what? >> freeze the negatives. >> so we're, you know, no one is really watching. you can tell me. what is your plan? >> i don't really have one. that's how i live my life. >> every day, just get up? >> just see what happens. >> see what happens. where is the winds blowing. all right, so, it is a surprise, rihanna anti-albumn is out now. >> her new albumn, after months, accidentally up loaded giving quick finger fans a chance to share the track list, full versions of every song, eighth full lent albumn includes work featuring your boy. >> drake. >> that's right. >> none of re re re's songs on the albumn, american oxygen, 45 seconds, and be better have my money, ya, you

bertha coombs is over rounding up the big movers for us. >> it's been quite the session, apple has heldroughout. started the session above $100 a share, moving back above there. bank of america upgrading it to a buy from a neutral. they give it $130 price target. they see 30% appreciation over the next year. they cite their own survey that shows apple still topped in china and people in china actually upgrade their phones it appears much more frequently than we do, more quickly. so they think that is a plus. take a look at the nasdaq today, though, it has been quite the reversal. we were up, it's been 100 point move on the day, at one point it looked like we were headed back toward a record 9-day losing streak, once again, but we have come back off as apple has raised and the fang stocks have regained a bit of momentum here, you know, the folks over at monster ringing the closing bell it seems as though some of these stocks have gotten a little bit of that juice from some caffeine. the biggest reversal of the day, take a look at the ibb, that's the etf for biotechs. biotechs started str