we're going to bet long. for a new all time high. >> what do you think in. >> well, deutsch bank. the stock is 133. so you know, a hold with a price target that's $20 below where it is trading. it is hard on evaluation basis. what are they trading times sales? but they aren't growing top line at 25 to 30%. much like we had amazon for the longest time, people aren't looking at the bottom line. what they're looking at is top line growth and most people tuned into their screens at night, this is likely what they're tuned into. someone will want to have that. what is interesting is going into earnings. this is a sfok moves very sharply on earnings. yet this time only with 8.5%. it can be very expensive normally to buy options with you less expensive this time. i think the best way to plate is look at the 135, 155 call spread. you're spending 5% on a stock that normally moves more than 13%. you can rick just 5 to make the bullish bet. i think that's the way to play it. the options are setting up very nicely going into this catalyst for to you make a bet this way. >> if you're feeling w

we're going on bet long.e like netflix here for a new all time high. >> i think the best way to play it. look at the march 135, 155 call spread. that will cost you $5.75 right here. >> they were right. so carter, what do you see in the charts? does the chart have any similarity to facebook? >> i think it might have said the same thing before. it's binary. you are gambling when you go in front of earnings. it could have gone in either direction. a little luck or a little insight. i think you stay with it. it is particularly robust right now. >> the nice thing about options, you can stick with the bullish these he is but take some of the money off the table of you can roll the 135s, the 140s, you're just playing with house money or roll to the 145 calls in which case you take your money out. some profits and still some of potential upside. that's the way it is you play. >> up next. your tweets and the final call. [pony neighing] what? hey gary. oh. what's with the dog-sized horse? i'm crazy stressed trying to f

here's the setup, here's your gap, nice, i think we gap again, we're going to bet long. we like netflix here for a new all-time high. >> mike? >> deutsche bank, they upped their stock target to 110 and they're currently at 133. you have to look at what are they trading times sales, which right now is about six times sales but they are growing the top line to 25 to 30%. and much like amazon, people aren't looking at the bottom line here, they're looking at top line growth. most people tuned into their screens at night, this is very likely the screen that they're tuned into. so someone is probably going to want to have that. what's also interesting is going into earnings, this is a stock that moves very sharply on earnings, yet this time strangely only about 8.5%. this is definitely one of those situations where it can be very expensive to buy options but less expensive this time. there's a $20 wide call spread that will cost you $5.75 right here. you're spending about 5% of the stock price from here to march to make a bullish bet on a stock that formally moves 13%, you ca

going to bet long.like netflix here for a new all-time high. >> i think the best way to play it, look at the march 135, 1s 55 call, $20 wide call spread cost you $5.75 right here. >> they were right. carter what do you see in the charts and does the chart have similarities now to a facebook? >> right. i think it might have said the same thing before. binary. gambling in front of earnings. could have gone in the other direction. luck, insight, got it right. stick with it. stock particularly robust and not extended. >> nice thing about options stick with a bullish thesis and take some of the money off the table. roll the 135s or 140s in which case playing with house money or roll to the 145 calls, which case you've taken your money out, subprofits and still have potential up side. the way to play from here. >>> up next, your tweets and the final call from the options desk. [pony neighing] what? hey gary. oh. what's with the dog-sized horse? i'm crazy stressed trying to figure out this complex trade so i b

we're going to bet long.like netflix for a new all-time high. >> i think the best way to play it is look at the march 1.35-1.55 call spread that will cost you $5.75 right here. >> they were right. carter what do you see in the charts and does the chart have any similarities now to took? facebook? >> might have said the same thing before, it's binary. you are gambling when you go in front of earnings. could have gone as much in the other direction. we got it right with luck or insight. think you stick with it. the stock is particularly robust and not extended. >> the nice thing about options is you can stick with a bullish thesis but also take some of the money off the table. you can roll the 135s to 140s or roll to the 145 calls, you've taken your money out, some profit, and still have some potential upside. that's the way i think you play. >> next, your tweets and the the "final call" from the options desk. [pony neighing] what? hey gary. oh. what's with the dog-sized horse? i'm crazy stressed trying to figu

we're going to bet long. we like netflix here for a new all-time high. >> mike, what do you think?utsche bank upped their price target $133, a hold with price target $20 below where the stock is trading. part valuation basis look at what they are trading times sales, which is six times sales. but they are growing the top line at 25 to 30% and much like we had with amazon for the longest time, people aren't looking at, you know, the bottom line here, folks. what they are looking at is top line growth. frankly most people tuned into their screens at night, this is very likely the screen they are tuned into. someone is going to want to have that. what's also interesting, going into earnings. this is a stock that moves very sharply on earnings, more than 13% on average. yet this time, strangely, only about 8.5%. so this definitely one of those situations where it could be expensive normally to buy options but less expensive this time making bullish bet best way to play it, 135, 155 calls. that's a $20 call spread. that will cost you $5.75. so you're spending about 5% of the stock price

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bet. we have this water main break, foulke road closed between long acre road so use this alternate as well. the route 202 is your best bet , lot going on this morning , jim, over to you. >>> well, just a week until inauguration day president-elect donald trump is keeping up his war of word with the the media over unverified reports that russia has compromising information on him. >> revelation dominated mr. trump's first news conference since winning the election, we will get more from cbs's henna daniels. >> i will not give you a question. you are fake news. >> reporter: hours after clash ing with the cnn reporter at the his first post election news conference, president-elect donald trump took to twitter writing quote a couple of fake news organizations were there but people truly get what is going on. mr. trump was allude to go unverified reports that russia has compromising information on him, first reported by cnn and buzzfeed two days ago. >> i think it was disgraceful that the intelligence the agencies allowed any information that turned out to be so false and fake out. >> reporter:

bet. but all morning long, it is taking hours to flip this right side up.to actually tow it out of the way, move it out of the way, clean up crews got to come in and get it cleaned up. we expect that will be closed for quite some time. accident here 422 eastbound, between royersford and route 29. left lane block. we have more to talk about coming up in about ten to 15 minute or so. jim, rahel, back to you. >> developing now, already done bridge isn't falling down, but its subway system is on strike. >> that walk out is forcing millions to fine another way to get to workment many going by car, those on the double decker buses or walking across the bridge. protesting job cut, and safety issues. >> it is now 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning, well celebrates five years on the air this morning. >> wonderful. charlie rose joins us live from new york with a pro view. good morning, congratulations to the team. >> oh, thank you so much on behalf of all of us here, thank you so much. it has been a great five year run. and to you, rahel, jim, good morning, we

long. boy not advice going to the snow right now or from the bay area leaving to go up there. >> i bet it lasts a long time. >> right. >> also 26 inches of is no you at king vail. blizzard warning is out. it's legit. seriously. the wind combined the snow and the white out conditions. forget it. i mean they are measured in feet. maybe about eight feet above the passes. at lake level. three to five feet is certainly possible here. you remember. great droughts replaced with great blizzards and floods. it looks like we are heading in that direction. a lot of rain has to go through. you can see what's happening in the searchy. forgett. 50 and 80 not happening today. some pretty good rain through part of the south bay. san jose, campbell and also on the peninsula from half moon bay over to redwood city and san carlos right there. looks like wood side as well. san mateo getting good rain and here is an area i'm concerned about. marin. when it starts to stack up that's a very intense line many that's beginning to form right there. justike to the west of mount tam that. can add up. lake county and north

security prep has been under way all week long and you can bet that it will be tight today. be prepared to wait. >>> here ask a look at one of the met metro stations that will be crowded with people trying to get to the mall. five stations are closed as a result of the ug information on the nbc washington app. >>> we want to remind you to join us for live coverage of the naurl parade this average when the president's motorcade starts up pennsylvania avenue. >> many people are traveling by train for the inauguration. some are here to protest, others are here to celebrate. a live report coming up in union station. >>> welcome back to the special coverage of news 4 today. you're looking live at the capitol where in just a few hours, donald trump will be sworn in as the country's 45th president. >> we also want to show you the scene down at union station where travelers using just about every means of transportation are starting to filter through, most of them on their way to the inauguration. >> it's now 4:43. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist sheena parveen wit

company's big bet on china. disney's longeme park opened its doors in 2016 amid uncertainty of the strength of chinese consumer demand. what the $5.5 billion project resonate with china's growing middle class? the answer became clear immediately. >> it ishe hte ticket town, disney's new theme park in shanghai sold out within hours. the new park is disney's first in mainland china and is three times the size of hong kong disneyland. 50 million visitors expected to walk through the gate. >> the ceo of disney, bob iger, said this is as important to disney as opening up orlando was a generation ago. so disney has certainly been there with its films in the past but it has not been there with parks anresorts, which have historically been a fantastic business for disney. >> this is one of a thousand performers being put through their paces before disney throws open the doors on the most ambitious venture to date, shanghai disneyland. >> i feel proud and honored when i tell people i work for disney. >> the action sequences come natur

maybe those positions don't seem quite expensive if you're looking either to make a bearish bet or head your longns. >> thanks for that mike khouw. check out the full show 5:30 eastern on friday . hey gary, what are you doing? oh hey john, i'm connecting our brains so we can share our amazing trading knowledge. that's a great idea, but why don't you just go to thinkorswim's chat rooms where you can share strategies, ideas, even actual trades with market professionals and thousands of other traders? i know. your brain told my brain before you told my face. mmm, blueberry? tap into the knowledge of other traders on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >>> you guys are the original. you guys are the best. >> congrats. ten years is a big one. >> it's been a pleasure watching. >> the next ten will be even better. i hope you continue with the same energy and passion you've had. good luck, guys. >>> thanks, halftime crew. that was nice with a shout out. >> very sweet. >> time for the final trade. >> laid out great points for gilead. i like that stock here. >> and i hate to buy on days where the stock is

we don't know if it will be a hard euro or soft eurozone, so make it a short-term trade, not a long-term bet jim mellon, thank you for joining us. you have already paid for your upcoming trip to london, haven't you? >> i locked into that pound when it plunged to 118 i think. >> on the flash crash day. >> now we can go to europe. >> despite a short-term rally to come if jim is right. >>> coming up, a round up of the stocks to watch. >>> first, today's national weather forecast from the weather channel's ray stagich. >> good wednesday morning. congratulations on one year of "worldwide exchange." we're going to exchange milder weather for colder weather in the northeast and new england. it's heading towards new york city. 49 today. the snow with our next winter storm coming into the west. we'll pile it up and maybe multiple feet of snow in some spots. looks like denver you could see delays near the airport. 51 for atlanta for the high. looking at numbers, for the daytime high, bismarck, zero. 50s and 60s, 70s, 80s down near south florida miami had a record high tied yesterday at 87 degrees. mor

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keeping an eye on that one, but i'm betting it'll be a long-term closure. the bay bridge toll plaza, heavy today. we're starting to return to full volumes. southbound 680, highway 4 to walnut, 16 minutes. heading to highway 13, 22 minutes. 41 in the central valley. let's check in with mike nicco for the forecast. >>> our hills and the mountains are so saturated and unstable, that we could have random trees fall like amy was showing us. even a minor earthquake may be enough to unsettle a few areas to have the ground let go. oh, the camera went out. sorry about that. i wanted to show you that. you had five inches of rain over the weekend. miss and hit showers are going to continue today with cool highs. stronger storm arrives tomorrow. chance of storms through thursday. last night, it was wind but now it looks like it is going to rain through thursday. this is the last push of wet weather across at least the san jose part of the south bay. look at morgan hill, murphy avenue, san martin central avenue there. as you head down toward gilroy, it is pushing away.

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. >> indeed, a long time in high heels. >> yes, i'll bet.e comes the other families. >> oh, "i will always love you." is that right? >> i think you're right. and here come all the children from both families. >> and we understand that they're going to dance with mita will move on. miami, florida, portland, oregon, and chicago, illinois. protesters in those three cities made their feelings about the new president perfectly clear. demonstrators flooded the streets, held anti-trump signs and chanted aunt trump slogans. aerial shots captured the size of the crowds. >> and those pretesters engs tended beyond our borders today. a double-decker bus packed with u.s. citizens drove through lima, peru, to rally against the president. palestinians took to the streets to burn images there of trump and demonstrators gathered outside a ford dealership in mexico to protest the company's decision to abandon plans for a plant there. >> and it will not quiet down tomorrow. the women's march on washington happens here. here's what you should know if you're pla

>> the betting is he won't be there that long. >> that's news. >> democrats are not as upset about losing the filibuster as you think. they think actually the -- i talked to claire mccaskell about it just the other day. they're fine with letting him pick his team but they're ready to vote against his team when they want. >> what about supreme court justice? will we get one with 50 votes? >> oh, geez. >> you don't know? >> i would not be surprised to see that remain empty for a long time. >> you said they're getting rid of it. >> they're not sorry they gave up the filibuster for lower level positions. >> thank you very much. >>> when we return, let me return with joe biden whom president obama awarded the presidential medal of freedom with distinction. you're watching "hardball." it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >>> let me finish tonight with joe biden whom president obama today awarded the

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if you look for long shots some are betting on "deadpool". >> jimmy kimmel will host the oscars >> i think kevin wrote the script. >> "deadpool" is the only one i had seen. >> and despite the fact they sent us. >> 5:11 the time now. coming up on "fox 5 news morning", intersects a word you may not have heard before but added. >> intersex. >> and johnny manziel operating twitter advice to president trump. >> johnny manziel offering advice on anything is interesting to me. anyway a live look across the d.c. region at 5:1 on tuesday morning, 39 wet degrees. we'll be right back after this. >> coming up on 5:15 traffic is moving well despite the wet road out there. be careful. mike thomas you're talking about it's not over we're getting there. light drizzle leftover. big, big storm system sitting right off the coastline here throwing all this snow back into the interior north east. here at d.c. we generally missed out. although some mountains got several inches of snow yesterday and again this morning mostly light drizzle a lost pave wave offer energy coming down from the north here. we he

what is good is we are seeing them spending money on some of these other bets that i think will pay off in the longun. i think the have a number of interesting opportunities. google recognizes they have to extend alphabet, has to extend beyond the advertising business model, and these bets slowly but surely are going to start to pay off. i think we are seeing some of those signs of spending in those areas that we will see later. caroline: let's dig into the advertising revenue elements. i'm seeing cost per click falling. but, they are still managing to lure and more people to buy those adverts. is it a worry -- >> to a decree, -- degree, the declining cost per click is part of the trend we would expect as people moved to mobile. conversion rates are still lower on mobile devices, so the advertisers marketing those businesses are less inclined to pay up for clicks that happen on mobile devices. that is more or less to be expected. the bigger question is around the click metric in general. we are hearing that our customers are starting to question how valuable are clicks are overall. caroline: you do

representative was optimistic and positive saying that -- reiterating that this unit is really a long-term bet and they're really trying to foster innovation here. back over to you. >> thank you, diedre. robert, we don't talk enough about youtube because intel is one of the biggest companies in this country and they're doing well in terms of the advertising business. does that change your perspective here at all? >> obviously i'm still bullish on the company, but i think that's great insight on what's going on with youtube, because when you look at the numbers, you saw, as the other guest said, you saw volume growth in the clicks but there was that margin impression there. google has really been beaten up for a long time with monetizing youtube. if they continue to get some momentum and increase that top line volume for video, i think that's a good sign for google. >> anything you want to add, mike? >> a year or two ago, james, there was a lot of talk about a function. is there any indication that either that's going on or that's still a concern, or that that's why google doesn't trade in more

the worry with trump is that long-term, traditional sector bets are very tricky. so, gear up for bets like oil and gas exploration, xop. defense and aerospace and pharmaceuticals, pjp. the best investing idea i've heard, twitter should sell co-location services to high frequency traders so they can be as close as possible to twitter servers so they get news of any trump tweets before anybody else. i know that sounds a little facetious but someone floated that particular idea. a lot of idea about using euro as a potential investment alternative. back to you. >> bob pisani down at the etf conference. josh? >> take my word for it, if someone approaches you with a trump etf, run as far as you can in the other direction. no way to take who is in the white house and extrapolate an investment story that's worth anything. article on march 9th, 2009, two months after obama came into the white house, obama's radicalism is killing the dow. s&p 500 up 295% since then. you could take trump's tweets, you could take his press conferences, et cetera, come up with trades. i would

we are taking bets on how long that news conference will last. tweet us ideas.rk. this is not manhattan, this is queens, tom. beautiful, gorgeousity. now let's get straight to the "bloomberg business flash" with taylor riggs. end of a three decade rally in bonds could be near. it is predicted that a 3% yield is likely this year. according to persons familiar etihad wants to buy superjumbo's. walmart, hundred jobs will be a limited this month at the world's largest retailer. walmart has been looking at ways to cut costs. "the wall street journal" says that the human resources should be outsourced, according to some executives. francine: let's bring it back to brexit. has -- tomter may keene really wants -- we are joined by rob carnell. how much are you expecting to find out in the next two to three weeks about negotiations about transitional agreements? it is very clear theresa may wants control on immigration, and so then we start negotiating. rob: she cannot have both. that is the simple problem here. until they evoke -- until the invoke article 50, and there w

long process. there are other betting activities that happen as well.an these cabinet secretaries get classified briefings if they have not been clear get? there is a memorandum of understanding that they have to sign off on that says until they are sworn in, whatever secretary of that agency, they cannot receive classified information or information at all about the activities of the agency. it is not until they are sworn in that they can start to dig for that material. have learned that in these top positions in the federal government that the incoming nominee and the outgoing executive have had sitdown conversations. susan rice and michael flynn, they have sat down four times now. what is the purpose of those nominations? what are they talking about? about they are talking priorities the obama administration focused on. general concerns about running an agency. they will have to oversee thousands of people in a variety of different jobs. at the very least, the current appointee can help out the incoming appointee to understand just exactly what the g

long-term play. a lot of people were betting on this immediate boost to the reflation trade. at's unlikely to happen. >> i agree. that is completely oversold it will take a long time. inflection is more a private partn partnership. i'm not so much excited about that as much as what he will do on the tax adjustment on corporate taxes. >> you expect euro/dollar parity. when? >> i would say probably by q2 or q3. it comes down to what trump will do about the corp tax wait and what happens to the dollar. >> you don't think it's the european side that will dictate that parity? it's not the ecb, it's all about trump? >> i think it's all about trump. euro is a funding currency. one has to be careful about when the trades start unwinding. >> so, buy extension if you see euro/dollar at parity in a couple months time does that mean you're upbeat when it comes to european equities? >> absolutely. >> what about u.s. versus eu equities? which one do you favor? >> at the moment f you're look at six months, nine months u.s. short-term, two months, three months, european. >> thank you very muc

long. your alternate, these four bridges are your best bet. warn you even if you take the burlington bristol, trenton morris fill, scutters falls, pack cone i palmyra, these will all be busy too, talking about 42,000 plus people, having to rearrange their morning commute, especially using the main bridge, that has fracture beam, that's are going to fill up quite quickly. then talking about some more bullet points i also want you to take with you today, and tweeting out this information, as well. jim, back to you. >> thanks so much. headed out the door stay updated when katie's forecast on our sister station "kyw news radio 1060". also, montgomery county high school student being featured at the philadelphia auto show later this week. athletes from all over the region tried out for the philadelphia soul over the weekend, and developers' vision for philadelphia and it neighborhoods. check in two, three, four times a day, "kyw news radio" 1006 on your a.m. dial. >>> meanwhile, coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" the death toll i

my thought has always been bet on america in the long run because we are going to do great. >> i will do that throughout the show. only because i feel compelled to just get the facts right. they come up in this alternative if not even more calls -- costly it's based on market incentive that will save the world great but i will crunch the numbers and i will do an excel spreadsheet and see who is doing this. when someone is bragging about double-digit premium increases insane they would've been a lot worse and then talks about the fact that now more people ha insuranhat would not had have insurance yet the death rate is climbing what have we gained in the premiums in the right after to that such a price make america sick again such a lie. we will have more after this. >> donald trump is tweeting out the plans about ford. the ford is telling me that he was a key factor in canceling those plants. did he come back at you and did he say i hear what you're saying about currency manipulation. i hear what you're saying about top fuel economy. >> clearly he said that publicly. we are looking at

. >> the stock -- >> where have they innovated aside when -- >> as long as they do it bet sgher are who says they're doing it better? >> yeah. >> i don't know. how are many millions of iphone buyers. >> they're not going better. they have an eco system that people are buying in to. prices are coming down. lost share in china. share in india, 4% to 2%. so the new economies aren't buying on to it as much as the old economies. >> one big concern i have and -- >> there's scoffing going on on the desk right now. >> margins. okay? >> legitimate analysis and following of the stock. >> you have to look at their margins. that's what the streets are going to focus on. one of the things that worries me about margin, gross margin, is this lawsuit against kaul co qualcomm. i wonder they're being proactive because they know margins are going down and they want to go after their key suppliers. qualcomm is the one who has resisted. >> it's a hold. it's not going to go down as much of the market. >> jim says it's a buy. >> fine. he the k. buy it. it's a hold. in my view. i don't hate it. i'm just not pu

i never want to bet against ceo kevin plank over the long term. that said, i think you know i really dislike anything retail or even retail-related right now. retail has got too many issues, competition, materials often not made in america so subject to presidential tweets, not to mention a slowdown in bricks and mortar stores. so you got to call me unenthused. after the close, apple reports, and in the wake of this frantic run to over $120, i've got to tell you that the traders will likely be selling it both before and after the quarter. maybe short selling going into it because i doubt that the numbers can actually surprise positively. i figure the bears will be out in full force saying that apple's best days are behind it as they sad at $93 when ceo tim cook last visited the show. if you don't own it at this point, i want you to wait. i think you'll get a better chance to buy. remember, apple has about $40 per share in cash overseas. it could be a huge winner on any repatriation deal that trump brokers. in the interim, it's a mighty cheap stock

. >> and some are buying the memorial to mark the occasion for this long inauguration weekend. >> ha, ha, ha. i betou never seen a magnet like that before. a quick look at souvenirs in anticipation of this inauguration continues. >> obviously there is a lots that people want to remember this moment by, but they are always looking foreto what the trump presidency will mean. his election heralds a tremendous change, most notably the political makeup change. we'll talk about that coming up at 5:00 and in the meantime the coverage continues here at 6 abc and of course online at 6abc.com. be sure to follow sharrie and i on facebook. post behind the scenes moments of this historic, 24 and 48 hours three day weekend. for now along with sharrie williams, along with brian taff, send it back to you in the studio. we'll talk to you soon in the nation's capital. to reiterate, "action news" has up to the min minute updateses on social media at facebook.com/6abcactionnews and on twitter #6abcaction. >> and if you head to washington, d.c. share the experiences using hashtag or email us as jointheaction@6abc.com.

long-range plan. if you think about it, companies from aerospace to agriculture are placing their digital bets on therosoft cloud. in fact, in the last six months alone, kbge, boeing, renault nissan, mars, adobe have placed their digital futures based on the microsoft cloud, so it's an investment in the future of digital that's driving growth. >> there is competition for you guys, judson, so cloud infrastructure, i know azure almost doubled, but your main rival is amazon, and they still dominate about 45% of at least the cloud infrastructure market. what is sort of the difference in strategy between how you think about it and amazon? >> well, josh, i think the first thing to note is that we're sort of two minutes into the first quarter of this game. and just like the big game next week, when it's got to finally finish, nobody will really reflect on what the score was in the first quarter. but that stated, we're really pleased with the momentum we're seeing in enterprise. and our ferks due to the history and decades of support we've had with enterprise customers, more than 90% of the fortune 500 now u

record equalling winning streak, but antonio conte said that does not matter as long as you hang on and win the title. who would bet against them? stoke played brilliantly yesterday but chelsea we re brilliantly yesterday but chelsea were too good and perhaps too good for the rest of the premier league. stoke a re for the rest of the premier league. stoke are writing, they always play brilliantly, i wish! stoke are writing, they always play brilliantly, iwish! —— stoke stoke are writing, they always play brilliantly, i wish! —— stoke are my team. chelsea will start the new year still six points clear at the top of the premier league table, although they were made to work hard before beating stoke. one more win and they'll set a new premier league record. patrick gearey reports. antonio conte needs new no new year's champagne. this is the intoxicating effect of 13 straight premier league wins. mixed with no little adrenaline. chelsea had to work for their record. stoke had pegged them back once, before willian made it 2—1. there was then a manic minute. first, 35 year old peter crouch, of pensionable age in the prem

never bet against him too long one of the greatest investors of the last 100 years what happened politicsn trump won it went the or way he got caught the napping, caught very sharp i think already resolved it starting to do better, be careful about talking george soros -- the man is brilliant. >> a couple more billion where that came from, still no problem for george soros. >> yeah, mark cuban as well losing a billion dollars in what 8 weeks. >> good to see you, sir. thank you so much. >> pleasure, thank you. >> coming up keeping up with president-elect twitter feed the asset watchers, a presidential stay washington, d.c., how much executive inauguration package will set you back. ba in a minute. choose. oo. but at bedtime... ...why settlfor this? enter sleep number and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store, right now save $600 on our best selling i8 mattress, plus 36 month special financing. learn m

long. he wasn't injured. big smile all around. bete will be back on the water. >> better to find out after the fact. >> 5:59. breaking news out of the south bay where 24-hour fitness is is turned into a crime scene. crews are on the scene talk to go investigators. we'll bring you the very latest on what we found happened coming up in a live report. >>> sentencing this morning for pg is and e for role in the pipeline explosion. the punishments, the utility is and not willing to accept. actor shia labeouf gets into a fight is and is now facing charges. good thursday morning. thank you

long. he wasn't injured. big smile all around. bet you he will be back on the water. >> better to find out after the fact. >> 5:59. breaking news out of the south bay where 24-hour fitness is is turned into a crime scene. crews are on the scene talk to go investigators. we'll bring you the very latest on what we found happened coming up in a live report. >>> sentencing this morning for pg is and e for role in the pipeline explosion. the punishments, the utility is and not willing to accept. actor shia labeouf gets into a fight is and is now facing charges. good thursday morning. thank you so much for joining us. temperatures in the 30s to 40s. spotty light rain in the north bay. it will be heading around the peninsula. clearing out with cool temperatures and a nice afternoon on the way. but a look now at the temperatures. it is is 45 in oakland and san francisco. santa rosa, 37 degrees. we'll take a look at the day ahead coming up at 6:10. heading over to mike, a crash in niles canyon. >> photographer just arrived. live pictures at th

bet he will. he's been playing this man of the people thing for so long in the rallies and all the rest for him not to get out would be a little weird. i know they are short on time, but he is the timekeeper. as usual, he can do what he wants, shannon. >> he can, he is the president now. we are on his clock, his timetable. he feeds off the energy of the crowd, so many rallies over the past 18 months or so. we would expect the same today. >> i think it is happening right now on your queue, he must be monitoring us there in the limo. i was told by the producers they are getting out, doesn't look like they are getting out. producers, can't trust them, can't kill them. i love this parade. it is not miserable today, the crowds look like they had dispersed on the field cameras maybe two hours ago, look so they went away for a while, maybe went into a restaurant for a while to warm up because they are back out in big numbers. >> may maybe a little snack, ht coffee, hot chocolate. it is much warmer as you know then it was the last couple of inaugurations. a relatively mild day for january in d.c. the funny

i bet there is a pretty long list.trump of federalslash workers. woww. -- wow. eric: this headline, "white house concedes it will not close gitmo after all." gary: can you imagine? "everybody off!" going?"re we but everybody, off." ♪ red eye radio, with your hosts eric harley and ge gary mcnamara. the last full day of the obama presidency. what do you do if it is your last day as president? i bet it is a pretty long list. gary: and this will drive the democrats nuts. ofald trump eyes a 20% slash federal workers. eric: news director, radio stations across the country have a lot to cover. if you are a news director, that is where newsroom's probably have a tougher job than we do because you are trying to get everything in. you do not want to miss a thing. for us, it is more about opinion and the conversation, and those folks work for a living. [laughter] eric: i mean, it is not, you know, it is not digging ditches -- you kind of have to love it, i think. gary: we have to go through the story, and it is tough analysis. "w

i bet even those of us who have known him a long time did not know that he taught at good street elementary school in montgomery, alabama after college. but then he went on to become a lawyer receiving his law degree from the university of alabama and later worked as a federal prosecutor, including 12 years as united states attorney for the southern district of alabama and then where i got to know him when he became his state's attorney general. senator sessions' record is one of a person not afraid to go after those who are abusing power from state judges and senators to county commissioners and school board members, jeff sessions has rooted out and punished corrupt officials as was his job as united states attorney. as united states attorney he fought to secure the rights of african-americans to vote and successfully advocated to uphold the death penalty sentence of a clue clax clan -- ku klux klan member and murderer henry hayes. here in the senate he served on the senate judiciary committee for 20 years where i've come to know him well. working with him has shown me not only his sharp m

how long is it taking? we'll need a bet to push us through the number. today's job number, something good, that was the only good thing in there, the rest was one big bowl of cold oatmeal. nothing to get your teeth into. i agree with the last comments, ted not having anything to take away good. look at trend. 2.2 million jobs created in 2016. that doesn't mean anything at all on its own. 2.7 in 2015. we're going down. 2014 we were averaging 260,000 a month. now we're averaging 160,000. donald trump has a big job ahead him. this aircraft carrier is headed in the wrong direction. liz: alan, we've seen multiple layoffs in the past year. what are we talking about here? energy came well up off the lows since of course mid-year. do you see that as a jobs driver that helps propel us at dow 20,000 at some point? we're within 12 measly points? >> i think it will be a job driver. right now crude oil is range-bound but i'm seeing compliance from opec which i think will take crude oil higher. it will be a tug-of-war. you have opec and non-opec countries cutting back

run hedge funds where we can go short and in that saying we want to be long and short financials in equal amounts. we're not bettingn what the direction of the political outcome, we're betting on our own ability as stock-pickers to do well. >> so what type of correction are you looking for, and when we do get it, assuming we do, would you be a buyer? >> we're thinking about a correction in the 10% range. >> a big correction. >> yes. so in our strategies where we have the option to hold some directional market risk or none at all, we're now at 0% market risk, completely hedged. >> is this happening soon in your estimation or what? >> and what's the trigger? >> we're really the most negative thing for us is a sentiment and does tend to be a shorter-term signal. if there were a correction for us to become more positive is not just a change in sentiment which does come with a pullback in the market but also some changes in the macro environment. we've got the fed increasing rates, we've got interest rates rising, even despite the recent pullback, corporations paying more to borrow, a headwind for earnings. earnings mom

when warren buffett talks about how you should invest in america for the long term, what he's really saying is that betting against american companies is a sucker's game because of our innate progress and natural expansion even as the market's day to day gyrations won't always be positive like today's mixed session where the dow gained 32 points. s&p declined 0.07%, and nasdaq just dipped into the red at 0.02% although it could be heavier tomorrow because disappointing numbers from starbucks and alphabet that may not be offset by what looks to be a strong microsoft performance. for almost his entire investing life, buffett has made the point that you can generate great wealth by owning the best of the best, not flipping them, not flitting in and out, but getting on and staying long. i think he's got an edge on all of us. in addition to having the finest mind for investments of his generation, he's got a team of people who can stay up on his stocks. i always say if you can't stay up on your homework, if you can't research and examine and spend time knowing what you own, if you couldn't give me three bullet