brent: this is dw news live from berlin. moscow has ordered a 24 hour humanitarian our -- this amid new claims that forces backed by russia have used chemical weapons on children. germany moves one step closer to having a new government. angela merkel conservatives voting yes. merkel also making some surprising picks for her new cabinet. a nation tonight in shock after a 27-year-old investigative journalist and his fiancee are shot dead in their home in some pocket. -- slovakia. also, bringing rare scenes to the capital rome. it is good to have you with us. we begin tonight with syria where russia has called for a daily stop in airstrikes. president putin saying the aim to help the civilians leave the enclave. it comes after the u.n., germany, and france appeal to clinton to uses -- didn't -- putin. and another development tonight, medics on the ground are accusing russian backed forces of using chemical weapons some against what -- children. russia denies the allegations. they call it fake news. reporter: these are the imag

. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff, it is good to have you with us.e begin in the united states where the fbi has condemned plans by the white house and house republicans to release a secret memo tomorrow. the memo alleges the fbi abused its surveillance powers when investigated donald trump's presidential campaign. the agency contests the document's accuracy. they say it could undermine investigations into the russia 2016 meddling. [applause] reporter: a quick exchange overheard after donald trump's state of the union. he assures paper republican lawmaker he has every intention of putting out the memo polarizing washington. >> thank you. reporter: the memo was commissioned by devin nunes, chairman of the house intelligence committee. it describes alleged surveillance abuses by the fbi and justice department officials looking into possible ties between the trump campaign and russia. investigators are accused of failing to disclose their probe was partly based on research financed by hillary clinton's campaign. republicans when this shows antitrust --

. ♪ brent: tonight a test of patience here in germany. countries may political parties have again extended talks informing a new coalition government. four months after an inconclusive election, germany needs the parties to find a compromise on big issues such as labor and health policies if it is to finally have a new government. >> they have had their momentum. plenty of ups and downs. now they are talking it out -- toughing it out. optimism is in short supply. >> everyone is trying their best. i'm not sure it will work though. we cannot say at this point if the war will succeed but the well is there. the hurdles are just big. anchor: health care reform has been a sticking point. the social democrats want to end germany's two-tier system. the spd was to replace it with permanent positions that provide greater job security. >> instead of the display of courage to display tasks in the future, we are seeing a grand coalition that is concerning health with minor issues. the critical issues are not getting the attention they deserve. talks a

brent: you are watching dw news.ll to come, the moon is putting on a rare celestial light show for some lucky stargazers. for the first time in decades, people around the world can experience a super blue blood moon. we will show you. in soccer news, brits in dortmund have agreed to sell star striker pierre -- pure emerick, bearing -- here emerick although my young -- pierre-emerick aubameyang. he is one of the bundesliga's true superstars. reporter: he made an instant impact when he signed for dortmund in 2013 -- an impressive couple of seasons had brought him to the attention of the german club. the striker quickly became a central called in the dortmund attack, with his speed and touch making scoring look easy. he became the bundesliga's top goalscorer in the 2016-2017 season. but it was not just his performances on the pitch that made headlines. the player has never been far from controversy. known for his flamboyant style and free spirit, making trips abroad without permission on more than one occasion, or donni

♪ ♪ brent: this is dw news, live from berlin.ight, a nation waits for signs of a new government. here in germany, chancellor angela merkel's conservative pushing for a coalition deal that will keep them in power alongside social democrats, led by martin schulz. after 11 days of negotiations, could tonight be the night? also coming up, an earthquake in taiwan kills at least two people and injures many more. we will get the latest on the rescue operation that is underway at this moment. and an exclusive report on alleged police brutality in kenya. dw news hears from one officer who is willing to speak out. and, we will have the latest on another volatile day on the global stock markets. new york's dow jones is facing further losses after heavy selling in asia and europe, but don't call this a crashed just yet. analysts say this is a much-needed correction. and the german cup is back in action. schalke are battling wolfsburg for a place in the semifinals. i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. here in germany, tuesday is a

daniel: back over to brent now, and europe gets tough with turkey. brent: that is right.uropean parliament adopted a resolution expressing deep concern about the hip -- about the human rights situation in turkey. lawmakers are worried about this crackdown ordered by tight erdogan in the aftermath of the coup. this includes the arrests of journalists. turkey has been heavily criticized for its military assault on the kurdish on life -- kurdish enclave in northern syria. we spoke to our correspondent in istanbul. she gave us the turkish reaction to the european parliament resolution. reporter: such criticism never goes down well with the turkish government for sure. the e.u. affairs minister specifically picked up on the comments made by the european parliament on turkey's military operation in syria. he said, the concerns of our allies are baseless. turkey is using its right to self-defense, and that is what the e.u. does not want to understand, and he accused the european parliament of showing sympathy with terrorists. he is referring to the syrian kurdish ypg melissa in

♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us.many's main political parties have finally agreed to a deal to form a coalition government. they made the announcement in berlin after another session of all-night talks, another grueling game of give-and-take, four months after the country's elections. both angela merkel and her social democrat counterpart martin schulz said the agreement is the only way to safeguard german stability. reporter: after a marathon 34 hours of negotiations, it is all strained smiles for the would-be coalition partners. with a working compromise achieved, relief from the chancellor. >> i am convinced that the coalition agreement we have worked on together can be just that -- the basis for a solid and stable government. that is what our country needs, and it is what the world is expecting from us. reporter: expectations were high, especially among martin schulz's social democrats. the spd party base will have the last word. over the next few weeks, the party's roughly 460,000 members will decide whether the

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brent got to 70.ow we corrected about 10% there looks to be a zone of congestion of 56, 58 this is a tough time period for the oil industry there's lower demand before we get to the summer driving season probably could hit the low 50s before all is said >> john kilduff, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, steven cohen under fire his investment firm sued by an investment staffer over letis gender discrimination and unequal pay full details when we return. to central new york. and turning the airport into a first-class transportation hub. all while growing urban areas into vibrant places to live and work. across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's get you up to speed on the market action. we are looking towards a down open for stocks. right now as things stand the s&p will open down by 15 points. the dow jones off by 163 the nasdaq off by 29 this, of course, after a big ra

brent is taking note of it and he is here. >> trish: stocks up today. good day after yesterday's sell-off. also rising, mortgage rates. the 30-year fixed rate hitting the highest level in four years. markets shaking that one off today. but higher rates so far this year have been putting a lot of pressure on stocks and they're making investors nervous. host of fox business network's wonderful show, "making money" charles payne. good to see you. >> you too. >> you think interest rates are moving higher? looks like the signs are in that direction. >> without a doubt. what is interesting, all of these gyrations, wall street has been talking to the feds. you have a new fed chairman. he's not an unknown. he has a track record. he comes from carlisle. he's an unknown to wall street and may be more hawkish than we thought. if you look what is happening in the last two days, these officials have come out and tried to provide some sort of guidance. today we had two members that voted. he said we'll get at least three rate hikes. we should have them because the ec

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i was riding the float with brent, very few people had as much fun as them. long snapper told a tampa radio station that the eagles may have had trust issues in the back of their mind when they were doing walk throughs before the stadium. >> i believe our whole walk through was a complete fake walk through. >> no, really? >> i believe i overheard someone say that a lot of the plays we were running were not even plays in the playbook for the super bowl. >> well, get your resumÉ ready, huh? the eagles have some openings. frank wright the offensive coordinator was scheduled to meet with the colts today. 48th straight game will be missed tonight but fultz. right now he is only taking shots in the paint. >>> and the football season is barely ended and it is just about time for baseball, the phillies packed up their equipment to go to florida today. i'm danny pommells, denise welcome back to you. >>> the most iconic moment of the eagles parade of champions. one fan is making his love for jason kelce's speech permanent. >>> and don't forget "black history month: liv

brent and kathryn and i and everyone that we work with, is we want to bring that forward. and so, our administration is adopting a purpose statement. and that purpose statement is simple. six words, empower people. improve lives. and inspire success. because this is what anybody who works in state government gets to do this every single day. and that is a fantastic way to spend your time. so, i stand here before you today, if we were just going to wrap this up and the state of state was going to be over in the next minute which it won't be -- [ laughter ] -- but if we're going to wrap it up, i would just say in conclusion, the state of the state is one of unlimited promise and potential, provided we embrace change. we diversify our economy, and we harness the unstoppable forces of technology. the first half of that sentence is absolutely true for our state. unlimited promise and potential. the second half represents a set of challenges that we have to work together, collectively, to overcome, and if we do that, the top half is going to be ours. so, let's dive in and take a

brent and wti is trading higher. brent, $62.99.ommentary from the president now, from the united arab emirates, and from mr. barkindo, generally consents that what opec is doing is sufficient and there is no reason to worry about the shale surge in the u.s.. this demand can observe the supply that is coming online. also, quick note from the bloomberg column. painful as last week was, the speculative money in oil remains firmly positioned for further gains. that is simultaneously a backstop against panics like last week. interesting what is happening with the cftt positioning. we will talk about the tug-of-war between rising oil prices and central banks tightening liquidity. where does that leave the gulf? this is bloomberg. ♪ in dubai it is 8:30 and 11:30 in new york. where are we with u.s. equity futures? s&p 500 futures called a little bit lower. those were initially a little bit higher, so we see the downside there as well. the focus will be on what donald trump is doing with his spending plan and the outcome for rates and infla

brent, let's turn to you and talk a little bit about coke.you've done amazing work regarding the supply chain and your background with supply chain and what amazing work we've done over the years with that. >> thank you. thank you very much for the opportunity also to be here. i hope people hear me. it doesn't sound like i'm getting much volume out of this. can you hear me? okay. the coca-cola company, as you know, is a very large, very old american company. we are present as a brand in over 207 countries in the world although primarily we operate through independent bottling patterns and we don't do a lot of the work directly ourselves and we control the marketing and we manage the brand, but being present and around the world for so long we've been involved around issues of human rights for many, many years and this comes within the fold of what is human rights for us. as a company, we have a very strong human rights policy which we recently renewed and we've also recently released our first-ever human rights report which reflects upon the

brent, do you want to expand on what we talked about? coke has such a presence in downtown atlanta. >> that means we will be engaged in that work no doubt about that whatsoever, but it is important to recognize that we're doing a lot of work now with the platform that's multi-sector, ngo, government around mega sports events like fifa world cup, like the olympic games. large sport events provide a unique opportunity to marshall resources around a whole range of human rights issues both in terms of the way in which countries are chosen to host these events and through the various actors involved in that process during the hosting of the event whilest the sport is going on and what's going on in the community around it and then the legacy issues of what you take from that event that adds value to the community going forward. so i think as we look at super bowl increasingly going forward as being such a catalyst event, we need to think about what else we can address during that time, as well because you also have issues around child labor a

joining us, gene munster, and brent phil gene, i'll start with you.aking a look at nasdaq, it has almost regained the losses in the correction a few weeks ago tech has been on the forefront of the rebound how much higher do some stocks that you cover, do you think they can go? >> they can go higher. but i want to set the tone how investors think about this this is like investors owning tech stocks is like a buffalo walking through a china shop everything is great, but they're waiting for something to break i want to encourage investors that these companies in particular, most of the fang, there's catalyst you look at apple. 18 multiple on next year's numbers, higher than apple has traditionally traded at, but reasonable given everything that's happening, that would imply 17% up side to current shares most of these fangs, not a big believe in facebook, others have growth themes that continue to power valuations higher. >> and brent, you have a buy rating on amazon, facebook, google now facebook and google, alphabet i should say, haven't been powering t

technically you have to watch oil here, but i don't think brent has overreacted here >> are you buyingthing today? if so, what? >> as i look globally, stocks in asia are the most oversold again, some of these moves have been symmetric so the biggest moves ha s havs off the highs of the building point. i look at the asia tech stories, but i think they've been beaten up, a name like alibaba which we had data there, and i think the global story is very much intact for me emerging markets are the most oversold asset class. they were the most overbought on the way up these are place anybos people n. i don't think you need to do a lot today. the next couple days will be days where we settle out >> tim, thank you very much for joining us tim seymour. futures are higher this morning by 1%. >>> still ahead, the fed factor. what the market volatility mnsea for the new fed chair jerome powell at cloud speed. and do more with systems you have in place. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. ♪ ♪ fight security threats 60 times faster with ai that sees threats coming. the ibm cloud. the clou

ice brent, 64.63, up about a half percent turning our attention to the gold prices.e had saw some short-term momentum to the upside as of late a weaker u.s. dollar at pockets during the past few weeks has been responsible for some of that move. the last trade for gold, 1,357.10 a decent move higher >> the weaker dollar has been a big part of the surge we've been seeing in commodities as of late you can see the dollar is weaker against the euro, 1.24 and against the yen, 106.47. so breaking below 107, a see psychological level traders are watching looking at bitcoin, it is higher today. yesterday gaining more than 10%. it is now getting close to breaking 10,000 trading at around $9,600. today the cftc is examining penning rulepen penning pending rules around cryptocurrency regulation. that regulatory story has been a factor behind the rebound we've seen >>> let's talk about the markets with gina sanchez. it was just yesterday on this show when we had a number of guests talking about how inflation data would be the key to trading it turned out it was but it didn't play

that was good. >> oh, i love brent celek. >> he is the best.way speaking of wawa, they're giving out free coffee sunday up until kick off at 6:30. >> oh, my gosh. >> you know you would probably react. who is this guy? back it on up. getting little crazy. >> never know. >> meanwhile, it is brent celek. >> little chilly out there, kate? fells little minneapolis-like in philadelphia. down right cold. temperatures in the 20, a windchill as i show you makes it feel even worse, but you know what, we're all keeping warm, eagles spirit, including i want to share with you my three childrehe eagles spirit already to go today. >> eastern the baby. she is pretty stoke, very first super bowl. and the eagles are in it. can't get much better than that. they're ready to cheer on the birds this weekend and the weather looks a little if-ee, if you don't mind the rain, we're fine. let's take quick look outside. we will show you what the art museum looks like, talk about eagles spirit. the flag is flying, the eagles sign up, and it is a blustery cold minneapolis-l

we put ourself in this position but, we will play hard tonight. >> brent celek longest tenured eagle,i talk about this game as he said, he feels like he will win. >> pulling for him. >> nothing left to do but to go inside and watch this game. for jamie apody i'm ducis rodgers for channel six "action news". back to you. >> hopefully third time is the charm for the eagles in the super bowl. training camp started every eagle you talk to say they were a special team. doug pederson, alshon jeffery, carson wentz but nobody took it as far as right tackle lane johnson. do you remember, his promise, listen. >> we have a lot to prove to the city. we have a few big years here and make playoffs. you want a super bowl, hey, i'm giving out beer to everybody. >> did you hear that, eagles fans, lane johnson giving out beer to everyone, and that will, cost roughly just under five million-dollar, good thing, budd light say they will pick that up. well, they are chanting we want brady, at villanova's game today. here miguel bridges says he wants seton hall, bridges slams it down he dropped 17, number on

okay brent celek. >> i talked to him like 18 times.retty close now. >> what was your reaction when you saw eagles account and they were having fun with your trophy, you made. >> once we saw the picture with him, behind the podium we knew those guys were great and we just got a kick out of it. this is all for fun. this is all because eagles won the super bowl. so all this is just extra fun for us as eagles fans. >> probably more fun because they invited you to the complex. they made fun. they posted your trophy. then they said come on, give it back. >> they wanted it still, they can have it. but when you have the real lombardi trophy, it will look better in the basement. >> you got to meet some of the players. tell me burr day when you went to get it back. >> is it heavy.real one. >> it it is probably pretty similary love it. you got on the field. what else happened. >> we were in the locker room. we did the brian dawkins entrance crawling on the field , we were in the locker room at the podium. >> we got to run out of the tunnel, they

we will start with this, it is a very good friend of the restaurant brent celek. we will do roses.'s start with brent celek, a champion. >> did he come in and help you make this drink is this his favorite. >> i was behind the bar making some drinks and he said let's play with something. we started playing with the drink. >> and we just got this beautiful margarita, that he really likes. >> we have a lot of margarita is here so i will bring new for this one. >> what is in this one. >> it is a almond liquor, i got nectar and tequilla. >> that is delicious. >> you cannot go with with brent. >> this one i'm really looking forward to, rose pedals, you are putting in the drink. >> yes. >> that is that kiehl a infused in the tequilla as well. >> yes. >> what is that. >> rose syrup, and then we do some lime juice, liquor. >> shake it up a little bit. >> shake it up. >> it is so pretty. >> solute. >> i'm in love, it is so beautiful, look at this. here we go. >> that is good. that is really good. >> that is your go to drink. >> yes. >> final one. >> what is that. >> some lime juice and just

there were incredible, historic moment that occurred at the beginning but by the time brent and i took office in december it had evolved into something much different and it is important that we respect the right for people to assemble, respect the right of free speech, we do that but we also said we have to understand the people of north dakota, we are working for every citizen, one of the first things we did as we went down and spent time listening on standing rock, spend time in the community of cannonball, met with ranchers in morton county and listens. sometimes we listens for hours and hours and there's a great lesson here for all of us in the middle of conflict, the power of being able to be present and listen and understand the energy and passion behind this historic event but from that we learned and understood standing rock wanted to have the protest camps closed so we worked in partnership with standing rock and worked across the government approach, and when the last protesters left the camp 76 days after brent and i took office, engaged with 11 different federal agencies,

most of them are now balanced in some way around $50 brent. new changes affect cash flow? can they make successful reimbursements going forward? —— rei nvestments. reimbursements going forward? —— reinvestments. many would say now for companies like bp, with the price around mid—60s, sometimes over 70, while the sun is shining, this is the time to make investments for the future. they do not have to board up. as you say, the higher oil prices made them feel more optimistic about opportunities in, for example, deep water, which looked more iffy. we will wait to hear positive news for them. that will be good to hear in a few hours' time. thank you for your thoughts. we will let you know. also in asia, the biggest airshow in asia has opened the biennial event brings together the biggest names in the commercial aviation and defence industries. our business reporter, mariko oi, is there for us. it is nice to see you. tell tell us more. as you said, this is the biggest airshow in the region. over 1000 competitors are here to participate. we are notj

ice brent crude, $62.35. off by a half percent. turning to gold prices, we had been talking about the idea that gold had not been seeing a real bid during the current market situation, up now a quarter of a percent. 1 1,332 is the last trade for goal let's look at how the dollar is trading against a basket of currencies yesterday it was weaker. that story continues weaker against the yen by 0.3% and gavagainst the euro, pretty much flat. a look at bitcoin, that's at about 8,000. 8,800 for bitcoin. >> let's get more on the early market action. joining us is christina hooper from invesco thank you very much for joining us this morning on "worldwide exchange." one of the big questions today is whether or not the markets rebounding off the recent lows they've had will be as focused on the stock side of things on that key piece of inflation data coming out today what's your take >> i think markets will absolutely be focused on cpi that is the biggest question facing the economy right now, are we going to see significant inflation. some

it averaging at $60 a barrel for brent crude, and we believe, going further into 2018, you will see thein. the u.s. is already producing above 10 million barrels a day. i think also you will have the seasonal impact in the second quarter where you have a lot of maintenance in refineries, and you could actually see some buildup in inventory levels. we think the impact will be greater this year as we go through the production increases from north america, but also, we believe that next year, our forecast has a lower price for brent as we have more production coming in. again, at the moment, there is a price and shale production kicking in, but we think if you look at the count, we see more upside coming in by the middle of the year. yousef: it's been great to speak with you this morning. monochromatic, -- monica malik. it's sticking with the oil theme, as australia's oil surge announces earnings, we speak to the managing director, peter. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: high energy prices have foldn oil a three- increase in profits. aiming to more than double exports from papua new guinea. p

richard perry of delta and brent wilson of coca-cola. a good list of people, and we appreciate your attention to this issue. i also want to thank secretary kirstjen nielsen of homeland security, and all of our prosecutors and law enforcement officers who are here with us today. i will try to be brief, mention a few things so that we can get to some of the leaders who will be talking with us later. my friend, kurtis hill, attorney general in indiana erin neelie , cox and robert from the civil rights division and united states attorney in texas. i want to thank each of them for their hard work putting traffickers behind bars. human trafficking is a violent crime. trafficking victims are often threatened, beaten, drugged, isolated, deceived, and manipulated psychologically in order to make them dependent and control them, to keep them captive. it is hard to comprehend this level of cruelty. human trafficking remains far too common. the fbi estimated at one point that this was the third largest criminality in the world, after drugs and count

a firmer dollar we've been seeing weakness in the energy market oil lower by 1% here $61.24 ice brentrude lower by 0.3%. >>> let's talk more about the haven't market volatility. joining us is russ koesterich. good morning to you. what changes have you made to your global allocation given the pullbacks we've seen >> we actually haven't been doing much we pulled back some equity exposure a couple weeks ago. we cable into t we came into the volatility in decent position and the last few days we have been adding to high conviction names our view is this is a normalization of volatility. and to the extent we find names we like, we are picking up a few bargains now >> like what >> i see a couple areas where we have value in the market one of which is japanese equities this market did well in 2015 there's arguably one of the last cheap markets left in the world. given some recent volatility and weakness year to date, many of the more cyclical names in the market appear attractively valued to us >> do you feel what happens when the bank of japan starts tightening, how important is yen weaknes

we have seen a bit of a slowdown when it comes to brent crude oil, $65 a barrel at the moment.mes to china and the trade numbers. trade imports jumping because of rising commodity prices. that is it from me. news briefing coming upa that is it from me. news briefing coming up a little later on. a reportjust out says adult social care in england is a "cinderella service" which is undervalued and whose workers are poorly paid. the public finance watchdog, the national audit office, says the government is failing to deal with a shortage of care workers at a time when demand for services is increasing. here‘s our social affairs correspondent, alison holt. it isa it is a busy lunchtime at northfield is nursing home in sheffield, demanding work for the care staff looking after residents with a high level of need and today‘s report outlines how difficult it has become to find the people needed to provide this vital care. joyce, good afternoon, it only me. sorry to bother you, darling. this woman is the nursing leadership and finding stuff is a problem and says attract the nurses has b

we've taken the view with oil prices for brent increasing from $45 a barrel in the middle of 2017 to $70 recently that must have some dampening effect on demand and that's the case the imf put out a very, very confident outlook for global gdp recently that's a factor we're taking into account we did strengthen oil demand slightly in the latest report. it's part of this supply/demand balance that we're keeping a close eye on to see if there is support from demand growth >> where do we stand in terms of oil stock right now? how close are we to achieving balance in excess stock? >> in 2017 stocks in the ocd countries fell sharply we highlight ocd stocks because that's the metric by which the opec producers measure the success of their output cuts against, our stocks falling. it's true they've fallen sharply in '17 and we think at the end of the year they're about 55 million barrels or so above the five-year average. indeed product stocks are slightly below the five-year average. having said that, we think in the early part of 2018 partly due to the very rapid rise in non-opec production

went to monica vista high school in danville, he was tutored in high school by brent jones of the 49ers who went to santa clara. i don't know if anybody saw this coming, but a super bowl hero breaking a forever draught for the super bowl for the philadelphia eagles' fans. and i got a chance to talk to him after the game. listen to what he had to say. >> there are so many people who helped me out along the way in the bay area. they set me up for this, brent jones, obviously a phenomenal influence, craig berman, a phenomenal influence on my life, and a lot of coaches to help me out along the way. >> reporter: it's hard to describe the emotion down here on the field afterwards. you've got the football players pretty darn big, some still in their pads and jerseys, hugging their wives. it kind of looks like they are going to take them down for a loss on the play, but it's fantastic, the emotions of people crying. i came to the super bowl not knowing what to expect, and it was absolutely dynamic from the beginning. so i want to let you know, i'm going to be selling this con feet fee on e-bay

now looking at oil — we can see both brent crude and west texas continuing their fall.ng — that's amid surging production in the country from shale producers. of course that's making it much harder for the likes of opec to end the global oil glut. up next — newsbriefing — we'll take you through the stories making headlines in the global media today including... the uk is waking up to another morning of freezing conditions after temperatures as low as minus ten overnight. the cold weather has already caused major distruption, but forecasters say the worst is yet to come, with warnings in place until the weekend. here's our correspondent jon donnison with more. the so—called beast from the east has already left much of britain under a blanket of snow. this is kent, which has received some of the worst of the weather so far. on the ground it has been a much less pretty picture for drivers, with police reporting scores of accidents across the country. in lincolnshire, three people were killed in a crash on the a15. in the north—east, this was teesside yesterday. they have s

. -- brent burns and san jose trying to snap a two-game losing streak. --in the second period...hris tierney doubles the sharks lead scores his 15th goal of the season. --but minnesota running wild in the third... eric staal lights the lamp ties the game at two --on overtime... brent burns loses the puck jared spurgeon slaps the game-winner minnesota win 3-2 (justine) next up... (justine) next up... former first lady michelle obama has a new book coming out... just as she gets ready to visit the bay area.. (justine) tickets to see former first lady michelle obama in oakland go on sale tomorrow. the sale starts at 10-am monday. her event will be held at oracle arena on wednesday march 28th. it will be a "question-and- answer" format. tickets start at 93-dollars. pre-sale of v-i-p tickets started on friday... going for over 3-thousand dollars each. for the v-i-p sales, use the code "michelle." , (justine) her new book will likely be discussed... we learned today it will be titled "becoming, the memoir by michelle obama." the book will available in 24 languages...on november 13th. i

chart, thisee this is the common nation of wti and brent, it's increasing.tive money remains positive. great stuff. thank you very much indeed. .e are now 10 minutes away we will be looking at the stocks you need to watch into the open. there are plenty more stocks to focus on. the open, 10 minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> our cost of debt has gone down as well. some financial flexibility in what we intend to do is keep on doing what we have been doing over the last several years which includes acquisitions on one side while disposing of brands that we feel don't fit the company strategically speaking. the ceo speaking earlier on to the daybreak team. let's get to the stocks you should focus on into the open. let's start off with a bit of luxury and sneakers. what is going on there? >> the story is, it's good news. posted a owner has record profitable year. 45% raise in comp sales for the fourth quarter. that's really good news. we expect the stock to open positively. this has been mostly driven by younger shoppers. they have been doing collaborations

tray burton and brent celek had fun learning the macarana. >> the birds were the toast of the town at an event hosted byron jaworski and mike ditka. >> they predict eagles will win by a field goal. >> jacksonville gave the patriots all they can team is bn jacksonville. >> jaworski's score eagles 29 pats 21. on the same night chris long who donated his entire salary was honored by the nfl players association with the wizard white award for community service. >> it started when eagles fans coul the super bowl. they came up with something to celebrate. the wing bowl. let's go live to "action news" reporter, bob brooks he is at the wells fargo center for the 26th annual showdown. bob are you prepared to jump back and watch your shoes should you need to? one, i ready to go, whatever is think we've established that. 26 years, maybe because the birds were not going to the l, they are this year. >> i would like to apologize to anything you might see in the next 3 1/2 hours, but this year's different than any of the other ones, except wing bowl 13 which was the year the eagles went to the supe

. >> i have seen so many fans tweet me saying win it for brent. >> i think the whole city is behind him. >> they know how hard he works on the field. >> jim, back to you. >> thank you, guys. let's switch live to brian taff and sharrie williams. this is the superbowl of security operations for local police, homeland security and others. >> you are right, jim. as fans arrive, the work to keep them safe has kicked into overdrive for the next few days. it is a national special security event which means they'll send every resource to protect those here. >> today "action news" got a look at one of the ways they'll be kept safe from over head and we were invited to fly along. >> the eyes that patrol the skies sit idle. two hulking black hawk helicopters geared up and primed up for the safety of superbowl sunday. >> we want to keep the viewers focused on the game and not worry about potential terrorist threat. >> the pilots run precheck, the engine roars and with a gust of wind, we are airborne. the massive aircraft lifting off with ease. moments later a bird's eye view of the city and stadium

lifting oil futures in shanghai, seen as a challenge to the benchmark, west texas intermediate and brentand that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks, kailey. here is what some experts had to say. >> it will go on much further, much further, and be much more with thet than spending behavior, and that could start to influence sonomic outlook, but first far, i would say -- >> we had a 10-year correction, off 10%, 11%, 12%. we had more than a couple of 10-year treasuries. >> i will argue it is not really done, because these things take time, and it is hard to have such a dislocated without having all kinds of wreckage around that you are not expecting. >> this is much more great online, getting priced in. it was not a big deal, but now that it's unwinding, and the dollar market is realizing the decline from qe, so we have to be ready. week,$30.6 billion last u.s. equity funds seeing $33 billion. by far, the u.s. as a that got hit the hardest. join us now is darrell cronk, wells fargo bank cio. thinkl: right now, we equities are approaching -- they are not quite there yet -- a good

when i look back and i read brent s brent's memoirs, for example, i see him saying that gorbachev was trying to smother us with kindness. these are almost the word that i would find them if i opened the book. that gorbachev was more dangerous than his predecessors, more dangerous, because he was, in effect, lulling our vigilance by seeming to be so reasonable. you have to remember that by this time gorbachev had transformed the soviet system, thinking about the 9090 party conference in 1988 which set the stage for the free elections or mostly free elections of '89. he had discarded the ideological underpinnings of soviet foreign policy. he had signed one policy and moved to another and announced a drastic cut in soviet conventional forces in europe. he had gun to withdraw from afghanistan. i realize he is not entirely out until the spring of 1989. he had recognized universal human rights. in what i understand to be the summary of the four-part strategy for coping with the gorbachev phenomenon and the soviet union in early 1989, i understand it to be first to appear confident about our

brent, it appears we're on the cusp change here.an leadership, not the people, palestinian leadership has been taking all the money for decades, not distributing it out to the people, living in huge houses up on the hill, i have seen where they live, it is extraordinary, doing nothing to help u.s. interests in the region. looks like we'll not take it anymore. >> based on comments made today, which is fueled further fire both between palestine, israel and international community, saying yes, we want to come sit down at mid-year conference having actual peace talk, at same time they no longer want the united states as lead negotiator. want to lean more on the u.n. to come step in which of course israel is not happy about. they feel that there is non-biased feelings, u.n., just as long as palestinian authority has been around, u.n. has been essentially their mouthpiece, their pr machine for the palestinian authority. they accompany them in their lies about what they have done and what they have not done. >> yeah. david: so that is not

brent crude is also lower.e are going to get those numbers from the government, but delayed because of the president's day start in the united states. we won't be getting them today on wednesday, but shifted to tomorrow still under pressure as we expect another production rise from the u.s rounding things out, let's look at the price of gold gold did fall yesterday by almost 2%, breaking a three-day win streak and its worst daily performance since july as you can see here, we're gaining back a bit of that this morning up by a hair. >> courtney, the currency picture may be driving that action and the theme this morning is slight dollar strength you can see there -- we kind of reversed it. the euro is still showing signs of that. 1.2327 for the euro. the dollar/yen, 107.50 in last trade. pound sterling, 1.3960 so a bit of dollar strength across the board is the theme we're watching let's take you over to the cryptocurrency side of thing bitcoin, a lot of people talking about that after that sharp move lower. we a

brent burns late. he can't stop this. anisimov scores and it's 3-1, blackhawks, the final. >>> there's a huge scandal in college basketball. head coach, shawn miller, recorded on fbi wiretaps, talking about a $100,000 payment for a star player. a big-name coach is implicatmpl. >>> would you stand i front of an angry bull for $500? didn't think so. some people will. just watch. a contest called hula ball in hilo, hawaii. he got hit by the bull's tail. he's out. this woman, well, she's out, too. the hard way. i can fly. sort of. we can laugh because all she suffered was a sprained ankle. they picked her up. and she's okay. yeah. she's like, where am i? she's raising her hand like -- you didn't win the 500. it was the other guy. >> concussion protocol. >> you need concussion protocol to step in there. abc 7 sports, brought to you by river rock casino. >> you need your head examined. >> what is your price, dan?

. >> the city has been waiting it for years, brent celek has been waiting for this for years, jeffreyori has been waiting for this for years. >> reporter: the winning head coach doug pederson and nick foles will have a press conference in minnesota, i'll be through live coming up later in the morning at 9:30. >> what a night in minneapolis. >> ducis rogers and jamie apody channel 6 "action news." >> many will drag themselves into work and school, but they were out with a lot of the people and there's a lot of cleanup to be done. trish hartman is live in center city. looks like people are back in bed, trish? >> reporter: either that and heading to work looking like a zombie. most of the celebrating fans can gone home. a few people are getting off the bus and making their way to work and school. some fans took things a little bit too far, let's take a look at what we found, video we shot last night in the morning hours. the crowd filled the street after the nail biting ending filling the area around city hall. before long people climbed the gates in front of city hall. light poles and p