bloomburg served as mayor for 12 years.ty affiliation after first being elected as a republican. bloomburg has ties to clinton and donald trump. >> he's a good friend of mine and i will do the best i can to make sure i get the nomination and we'll go from there. >> i would love it because i love the competition. i would love bloomburg to come in. >> the iowa caucuses are eight days away. >>> scary moments tonight for two bay area men after an engine problem over the caribbean forced their flight to make an emergency landing. the trouble started moments after the delta airlines flight 307 took off from saint thomas in the u.s. virgin islands bound for atlanta. instead it landed in puerto rico. abc news spoke with both san francisco men via skype. >> five minutes after takeoff there was a loud bang on the left side of the engine. i couldn't see what happened exactly. >> you can see a bright flash coming from the wing. >> one of them tweeted this picture after the boeing 757 landed safely in san juan. they resumed their journe

news actually nowadays for bloomburg and reuters is a tiny part of these total incomes they make. i don't want to single out bloomburg one when somebody from there, the interview is one of the clients, it is not one single financial corporation or big corporation that doesn't have their terminals. this is the people you're interviewing. this is their acquired. ism you will be okay? >> we talked about yes, we will be object. >> journalists, individual journalists, some of the people are absolutely critical, but they're working within an organization that it will have editorial processes that will safeguard the interests of the company as a business. >> reporter: we asked bloomburg for a response to this assertion. we got this statement: >> reporter: to the sceptics davoz is a giant smoog fest. 22 events such as the world social forum coming up later this year try to rival davos but they lack the ceos and others. the world economic forum is left in a category of its own. it is one of those media events where the media's shortcomings can be exposed >> the kind of swagger that europe

but bloomburg business reports it was rejected because it was not universally understood. bloomburg saysys the icons should appear s sometimes in the next couple of weweeks. >>> if you like your coffee really fresh, you don't t want to brew it beforere you arare ready y to drinink it. chcheck this thing out. it is called the mojo. it uses vacuum brewing and traditional l drip brewing. you fill up the container,r, then the water drips through ththe grinds and then, , you drink k it just like drinking from a thermos. mojo has e exceeded the fufund raising goals. early supporters can get one >>> coffee lovers can raise a mug this this news. coffffee beans are cheaper than they havave been in years. there is an oversupply in brazil. but a drink at your favorite coffee house e will likely say the same price. that is in large part due to wage increases as many cities and states increase their minimum wage. >>> complaints continue toto flow in about hillsboroughgh county's pet resources.s. we heard they told a veteririnarian to release animalals on her doorstep. they arere making

the math does not work. >> this will pose a very interesting challenge for the journalists at bloomburg. how do you cover your own boss? this will be interesting for folks to watch. >> you just blew my mind. the company has had a policy it doesn't cover itself. it tries not to cover itself. when he was the mayor, it only covered him when necessary. rupert murdoch has been weighing in. he suggested that bloom burg should run. >> i'm sure they have a lot in common and they hang out at a lot of same places. in a trump sanders race he would be more likely to get in. the he's able to win states he's not going to get to the 270 and if no one gets to 270, which people always forget the congress picks the president. this is awfully fun to talk about in the meantime. what are you going to be watching for as someone who knows how important the caucuses are. what is the argument that they will have that will move the caucus goers into their column and see what argument they will be making to try to appeal to martin o'malley supporters. you have to reach a threshold support level to get delegates.

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. >> the latest bloomburg poll shows trump beating cruz by five points and hillary clinton beating sanders by three. but the poll has margin of error plus or minus four points meaning monday could be a nail biter for republicans and democrat. in dem oyn shan an breem. fox news. >> ala debate deal is in the works between hillary clinton and bernie sanders and tentative agreement was reached saturday in which a debate is theld thursday in new hampshire ahead the state february 9 primary. clinton pushed for the debate as typeal chance to catch up in must sham hire where she's trailing sanders they agreed to the debate only if they more were added in late marchch. >> after fox morning news invite you to stay for a political report. tlaling preview the iowa caucuses and look ahead to the battle ground states. >> john jury manziel off field helptation took another hit and two kids put together a snow man. >> and beautiful scene now as sun rose sun rose a little while ago. it stays warm as we turn the page on january, february begins tomorrow. we'll have the 7 day forecast next hershey's miniatur

tonight, bloomburg is reporting gm is buying side car. the san francisco ride sharing service shut down last month after failing to compete with its better financed rivals. under the new deal, gm gets side car's technology. even some of its employees for an undisclosed price. >>> tonight, a hollywood star is hailed as a real life action hero. how does jamie fox feel about that? reporter brittany hopper talked to him. >> reporter: an emotional father walks down the driveway with actor jamie fox after thanking fox for saving his son's life. >> he was here when he need today be here. he was here for my son. as far as i'm concerned he saved his life. >> you said that you were able. >> we pulled him out. he has serious burns. >> reporter: the truck lost control. rolled several times, then burst into flames outside jamie fox's house monday night. it was fox who helped pull the young man to safety. >> your son is a fighter. when he extends he extends out of the cabin. pulled him out. as we pull him out, five seconds later the truck goes up. >> r

. >>> former new york mayor mikel bloomburg is strong -- michael bloombeck is stronglyberg is stronglyunning for president. he'll make serious moves by a march deadline -- michael bloomberg -- they say he won't rule out a bid if hillary clinton is ahead of the times. meanwhile, hillary clinton and marco rubio clenched endorsements that des moines register represents them today, nine days before the iowa caucuses, and means the paper supports those two to be their party's nominees. rubio has an up lifting message and wants to hold a ref roundum on the nation's identity -- referendum for the nation's identity. for clinton, is a thoughtful public servant that has followers around the world. >> i'm very pleased obviously, it means a lot to me. >> reporter: the endorsements could influence the ians who are not set for a -- iowans who are not set for a president party yet. the supported candidates who lost the caucuses. >>> a recall on dole-brand bagged salads after possible links to a listeria outbreak. several products are being pulled. 12 people in six states have come down with the illne

former new york city mayor michael bloomburg may have presidential ambitions. the new york times has asked his advisers to draw up plans for an independent candidacy. sources close to the former mayor say he is most likely to run if donald trump and bernie sanders are nominated by their parties. bloomberg apparently will make his decision by march. donald trump known for his over the top statements made another one today. here is donald trump at a rally in soux city iowa talking about the loyalty of his followers even if he were to commit a violent crime. >> they say i have the most loyal people. did you ever see that? i could stands in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose anyone. that's incredible >>> he is heading the run against ted cruz. they are running for the top office of two countries. they have very different rhetoric and visions of where the country is and where it needs to go. al jazeera's correspondent spoke with a political expert who says that indicates the parties may be more partisan than ever >> i believe we can st

the new york times is reporting bloomburg has asked him advisers to draw up plans for an independent candidacy. he is most likely to run if donald trump and bernie sanders are nominated. he plans to make his decision by early march. coming up on al jazeera america, another town is reporting elevated levels of led in its water supply. details ahead on that. we will take a closer look at the dividing line next. >>> the g.o.p. and democratic are running for the top office. they have their different rhetoric and visions of where the country is and where it needs to go. lisa stark spoke on this story >> reporter: it is a given in any presidential campaign, lofty ads promoting patriotism. what america are we talking about? the democratic america? >> i'm going to build on the progress we've made >> reporter: or the republican america? >> our freedom is under attack. our economy is under water. >> reporter: it sounds like they're running for presidential of two different-- president of two different countries >> in some sense i think they are running for president of different countries. the

bloomburg business tweeted that macy's is seeking to sell stakes. >>> all right, coffee drinkers rejoiceif your morning cup of joe just won't hold the heat, well, this ember smart mug claims it can keep your coffee at the perfect temperature for two hours. the coffee carrier debuted at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. it came with a rechargeable battery. a ring at the bottom of the cup. it lets you adjust the temperature, but it is not cheap. want one? it will cost you $130. >> better come with free coffee then. and who is milking a cup of coffee two hours? >>> there is is a move underway in richmond that would shield the salaries of state workers from the public. richard stewart is behind the bill that would sharply reduce the number of salary figures that can be made public. if passed, critics say the legislation would be devastating to the public's right to understand how virginians tax dollars are spent. >>> sandra bland's mother is speaking out. >> a group of miners rescued after trapped 900 feet below the surface. >> and what is out and in? >> and what is out and in? the

the candidates are responding to the news that former new york city mayor, michael bloomburg, is contemplating running as an independent but on n.b.c. meet the press hillary clinton dismissed the possibility. >> he is a good friends of mine and-- friend of mine and i'm going to do the best i can to make sure i will get the nomination and we will go from there >> reporter: you're not worried about him getting it? >> the way i read what he said is if i didn't get the nomination, he might consider it. i'm going to relieve him of that and get the nomination, so he doesn't have to >>> the main democratic opponent bernie sanders also spoke about a possible bloomberg run today >> if donald trump wins and mr bloomberg gets in two multi billionaires run for the president of the u.s. against me. i think the american people do not want to see our nation move towards a tycoon era >>> he said he would spend at least one billion of his own money on a campaign, but he will not make a decision until march. after dealing with this weekend's snow emergency new jersey governor chris christie headed to new hampsh

caroline hyde with the bloomburg business flash. >> the sales were impacted by the paris terror attacks the downed passenger jet. but it expects a four-year profit to be in line with the news. german engineering firm is confident it can ride out. the company says it's been helped by lower than experted tax. although the business faces challenges it's making good headway. >> there's a lot of headway out there. more here politically. but then you also talk to our customers and we see that other companies would like to make more. and we could help them by improving their business. not so much equality. but the efficiency. rectify -- re certification. >> more customers turn to alternative pame methods. the company's cre oh -- it's off the chart. we'll be speaking to him at 7:30. right here on "on the move." and that's your business flash. john, back to you. john: thank you very much, caroline hyde. big moves. the shanghai composite over 6% at the close. you're looking for european earnings. but let met m.e. bring you your morning must listen. about his how tos on growth in the world's secon

. >> if donald trump wins and mr bloomburg gets in you will have two multi billion airs running for the u.s. against me. i don't think our nation is need to move towards a tie kocoon-he government >>> he will spend at least a billion dollars of his own money on a campaign campaign but will not make a decision until march. the obama says he does not envy the candidates vying for the presidency. he would not run for a third term if he could he said even though affording to getting out of the bubble of constant security presence >> the bubble is the hardest thing about the presidency. i don't think anybody would sense or ever get used to it. it makes me happiest about my tenure coming to an end >>> he added that he is ready to turn over the keys to the white house because he feels confident about the progress he has made as president. some people in alas ka were-- alaska were woken by an earthquake. it struck about 3.30 and lasted about 30 seconds. no injuries were reported, but ruptured gas lines forced the evacuation of at least a dozen homes. the earthquake center said the epicentre was

former new new york city mayor michael bloomburg revisiting a third party run for period.sees an opening because of donald trump's strong hold on the the republican side and bloomburg's concerns over hillary clinton an bernie sanders. now on to the latest fox news poll, we are a week away from the iowa caucuss. donald trump takes back the lead in iowa with 34% to texas senator ted cruz is in second place with 23%. a major shake upcoming to twitter. four of the top executives are leaving are the ceo tries to turn around the social media value. on to broader markets, oil driving the conversation on trading desks today. oil is down. this is off of the worst levels of the morning. it is the pressureing equities. in the u.s. we are expecting a lower opening after a good rally on industrial. the dow jones industrials expected to open at 27. plenty of fourth quarter earnings on task including apple, amazon and facebook later in the week. we will hear from the major central banks as well. the federal reserve is starting a meeting tomorrow and it this end that meeting on wednesday

wetsnowflakes, and manchester around freezing where we have the rain boston, to medford, and also bloomburg, and that's why we're getting some of the brightreturns this nor'easter will continue through the rest of this morning, hour by hour forecast as we continue to 8 a.m., still warm enough that we're dealing with rain from boston foxboro. and northernparts of new england by noon today. we start to see the rain letting up by noon, after that point in time, 4:30 leading up to kickoff, looking dry overcast conditions maybe that's it. the steady rain is out of here and all of that wintery mix is out of here other than a few 11 p.m. tonight we start to see some temperatures fall to below freezing over night that means tomorrow morning. today's storm looking like mainly rain for us here in boston inside 495 mix to wet snow once you get into worcester county, mainly snow higher elevations to the north. snowfall if we get that wet snow coating to an inch briefly but it is going to quickly melt. 1 to 3 inches rain into new hampshire, in that bullseye stays to the north of us, wind advisory until

mark is managing editor of bloom bloomburg politics. he interviewed trump last night. >> good morning. >> people are wondering whether the ted cruz story is a big deal or not. i'll ask about that in a second. first, let's play a little bit of your conversation with donald trump. >> well, i heard it's a big thing. i know nothing about it. i hope he solves it. i think he's a nice guy and hope he gets it solved. the reason is, i'm doing very well, and i can understand it. he's been very, very nice to me, respectful of my ideas, my whole being. he's been terrific. i just hope it's not a big >> mark, ted cruz has already admitted he didn't properly file paperwork with the federal election commission. that is one issue. isn't the bigger issue though a bit of hypocrisy? a guy running as a darling of the tea party, railing against wall street and the big banks and, yet, what people didn't know was that he'd gone to one of the big banks, goldman sachs, where his wife worked, to get a personal loan? >> nothing matters more in presidential politic

tomorrow is the big day and the latest des moines register bloomburg politics poll shows both leadingng to the democrat, the race even tighter here. hillary clinton just -- just ahead of bernie sanders. 45-42 within the marge of error there. how do voters decide which candidate to support? i sat with three first time caucus goers. students at drake university here at des moines to figure out how they choose a candidate. >> how did you reach a decision? or how do you? >> i'm still on the fence a little between hillary and bernie. it is tough because there are a lot of things i find particularly important in the election like economic policy and education. and in those aspects and those regards i think that bernie is stronger. but then i don't think he's necessarily as well-rounded as hello in domestic policy and foreign expertise. >> martin o'malley i would have paid more attention to however because he's polling at such a low number. it's really hard when he's pulling at 4% it's between him and bernie for me right now. >> so between governor o'malley, senator sanders, why not secretar

. >> according to bloomburg more single women could be buying homes in 2016 because of higher incomes. we like that! >> you're welcome ladies! >> look at the temperatures. >>> temperatures are going to be mild we're going to see lots of 40s, at least through monday, but then heads up, monday, tuesday wednesday, colder temperatures in place. especially those over night lows guys so make sure you bundle up the kids early in the morning. bundle up yourself and still enjoy the day nonetheless. >>> some people are saying finally. >> felt like winter. >>> time now is 5:56 still ahead the morning after the worldwide celebration. we are live from time's square where the ball dropped were more than a million celebrated. >>> do you have trouble following your new year's resolution like working out? find out what you could do to make sure this year, it sticks, after this. . >>> closed captioning brought to you by ford. go further. happy new year from all of us at cbs 2. >>> live from studio 46. this is cbs 2 news this morning. >>> it is 6:00, 40 degrees on happy new year, a live look from time's

a new des moines regger bloomburg poll shows ted cruz with 25% support.uz is fighting back knocking trump for playing "born in the usa in his rallies." i think he may shift to playing new york because donald comes from new york and he has american values and listen the donald seems to be a little rattled. >> is he athena jones live with more on this. good morning athena. >> i don't think donald trump would say he's rattled but it is clear he's keeping up this birther attack on cruz. doesn't seem he's going to let up soon. and the lead went from ten points to just three points now. but it is not clear that it is completely this birther issue. cruz being the front runner is under attack interest all sides including marco rubio. and the poll showed just 15% of the folks they talked to showed they were bothered by or concerned about cruz's citizenship. 83% said they weren't concerned. maybe this isn't baked in. we know trump is continuing to hammer on this. we know from our folks at trump and cruz events on the ground in iowa tha this issue was coming up. the

. >> trump, cruz or rubio -- >> add michael bloomburg.sources and they are political consultants. here is what the private poll said, he trails hillary telling other political consul at that particular times. he's in a dead heat with trump. >> he spent a lot of money on this, i don't know. if he somehow won the gop nomination he could beat hillary . he drops the personality. >> i would say there are a lot of republicans who tell me -- in is an unofficial poll they will not vote for donald they would rather vote far physically conservative moderate guy. i'm sitting between two yankee hethens. >> i love it. i love the food here. >> i am using that on my you tube. >> i know we got to break but the corporate tax are needed for 30 years away from the last one. why we couldn't get this done. >> you do realize all this conversation is moved unless you have -- if you have hillary clintonry. >> that i agree with. >> we are talking about a 300 point sell off. earnings is the major sell-off now. we have retail sales numbers coming out in the next fi