it will be women centric and minority centric. >> right.ead a d needle there why all the agree that the african-american turnout isn't going to nearly as great for hillary clinton as it was for barack obama. if she distances herself too much from barack obama, she runs the risk of driving that turnout even lower. >> she is not going to do that she will distance herself on foreign policy. >> she is threading a needle and it's not going to be that easy. >> all right. republican side, chris christie endorsement. does it help trump? >> yeah. the more main stream sane republicans who endorse him, it makes donald trump look a little less, in my view a little less insane. but i think it's clear that chris christie has decided he is tired of being a republican governor in a very blue state and now he is running for attorney general. i mean, that's what this is about as far as i'm concerned. >> yeah. i think you are right. i think donald trump even, endorsement from christie would have offered him the attorney general's post. and he will offer rudy

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mlk day not enough to mob or the black struggle we need to teach students that in white centric schoolslishments of african americans. >> mike, what we need to teach the horrors of segregation stop segregating between black and white. when the nba put out top 50 players, didn't break into top 50 black players and it would. >> that's because there haven't been 50 white players in the history of the nba who are even good. >> really, mike? okay. larry bird. john stockton. that slavic guy. [bleep] that's what i thought. have been white washing history textbooks like atlantic triangle. okay? black people deserve to have their history told. >> it's true. but so depressing. >> i wonder why. >> if i want to see how horribly black people have been treated i'll watch the news, oppression. >> here we go. [ laughter ] >> it's the same stuff. what about all the black contributions to americ cam up with a hundred uses for the peanut. it's 2016 everyone is allergic to peanuts now. no one cares. >> that noise means it's time to switch sides argue the opposite perspective. because remember this is a min

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. >>> syrian government forces launched a major offensive in aleppo province, taking a centrically important town. the all the way is pushing north, capturing town after town. the objective of this operation is to reach two loyalist towns, the shia towns. if the government is able to do that, they will be able to cut the road, the last remaining road, the supply route that the opposition uses to reach opposition controlled territories inside aleppo city. at the end of the day, if that road is cut, hundreds of thousands of people, we don't have the exact estimates, are going to be under siege in opposition controlled districts in aleppo. we also understand that hundreds of families are moving north, escaping the bombardment. like i mentioned. this will be a blow to the opposition. why? because as the government pushes toward the turkish border, they cut their life lines and supply line almost aleppo that meaning for the opposition who believe in their revolution, because this is the last remaining stronghold of groups that fight under the free syrian early. this is one corner of syria. in ano

longer snakes through the state along 85 from charlotte to greensboro, the district more charlotte centric and compact. mall adams would fall until a new 13th district. she sent a statement to wbtv in part saying "for now i'm focused on doing my job and continuing to represent the people of north carolina's 12th congressional district" she will look over the map and weigh options moving forward. the deadline for lawmakers to approve the new map is friday, that is why they're getting together today to make a final decision on the map. that we learn later this morning here on wbtv. mark davenport, wbtv on your side. >> christine: governor mccrory releasing a statement says i'm extremely disappointed by the recent rule but hope chief justice roberts will issue a stay in the best interests in the people of north carolina. i'm concerned that in the absence of a stay the voting for congressional representatives could be disruptive. >> john: saturday, voters in saturday will head to the polls in south carolina for the primary. an average shows donald trump in the lead in south carolina with nearl

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vulnerable citizens the best possible experience in receiving assistance and creating a more customer centricganization. one example is access nebraska that serves our fellow nebraskans who need our help, whether it's nutrition to childcare to assistance with energy bills. as i travel the state, i used to hear a lot of complaints about access nebraska. the average call wait time in august of 2014 was nearly 24 minutes. now because of process improvements, the average wait time for the last three months has averaged under five minutes. i want you to imagine being a low-income person, a low-income nebraskan who has paid a pre-paid phone with 45 minutes on it and you call to access nebraska and now you have to spent half of those minutes waiting on hold just to get somebody to talk to you. how does that impact your quality of life? not only have we reduced the call waiting time, but we have improved our accuracy rate as well. nebraska's national rank in processing snap applications was 48 out of 53 at the beginning of my term. now we are ranked number 32. now, don't get me wrong, nobody is proud

it will not be an mda centric satellite system request. . and i don't want to get out in front of those discussions but that's where we're headed. we got the right effort in terms of the space kill assessment which we're getting up on the commercial satellites which will happy lot in terms of informed that mission the kill assessment information that we need. and prototype that and then the work that we've done in terms of some of the repo work with sensors there eventually you want to get something into space and prototype it. and then i think that will inform what's the long term -- what's the long term end state. but i can assure you that the discussion is where does mda fit in with partners in that discussion. and that's where we are coming out and through the airway. >> when do you expect to have or hold a competition for rx v? >> there won be a competition. we brought the industry partners together. it will be out in the '18-'19 tame fra time frame for production. there's a few to get us through the test program but the long term produ

. >> i like the design centric team tackling a great product.same time, i think this business is really difficult to make money on the hardware side. and you're going to have to have lock in with the brand and the subscription. and i really worry that once the novelty wears out in the urban farming market that this is going to end up in the garage right next to the old fish tank that you got excited about. so as much as i like it, i'll be out. >> okay. what is your reaction? >> well, we have a whole fan base of consumers who are really excited for root, so we're incredibly excited to get it out to market and want to thank you, guys, again. >> thank you very much for joining us today and best of luck to you. >> thank you. >>> thanks to briele of root. that is today's power pitch. >>> thank you, mandy, wherever you might be in australia, hello. >>> are you in or out on root, america? tweet us, using the #powerpitch. and for more power pitch, you can visit power lunch.cnbc.com. >>> let's look at gold prices and how they're trading. closing right no

they are trying to protect taxpayer information and modernize the agency, so with more computer centricnd online banking, so they don't need quite as many people, which is expensive. there is still a real distrust of the irs in congress. as much as they got the additional money, that was part of a much bigger budget deal, where there were a lot of trade-offs. the animosity is still there, much more so than three years ago. i don't know how that will end. there is not a natural point as t which it beats. it is a real and continuing risk. greta: more on that from you guys, i'm sure. thank you for being part of the conversation. appreciate it. how can we best get people to pay attention to wasteful spending? we tend to find things that are interesting, different, easy to understand. .he government is so large an organization like this has to cut through the noise and the other things going on. members of congress talking about the wonderful things they are doing, and try to get people to be more involved. to make it a little more personal, so they understand the impact on them and their fa

it will not be an mda centric satellite system request. and i don't want to get out in front of those discussions. but that's -- that's where we're headed. we've got the right effort in terms of the space-spaced kill assessment which we're getting up on the commercial satellites which is going to help a lot in terms of inform that mission, the kill assessment information that we need and prototype that. and then the work that we've done in terms of some of the reaper work with discrimination and sensors there, you know, eventually you're going to want to get something into space and prototype it. and then i think that will inform what's the long-term -- what's the long-term end state. but i can assure you that the discussion is where does mda fit in with partners in that discussion and that's where we are coming out and through the aoa. >> a follow-up. when do you expect to have a -- or hold a competition for rkv? >> there won't be a competition. we brought the industry partners together -- [ inaudible ] it will be in the '18-'19 time fram

the district also hopes: the exposure to public transit will help change a car-centric mindset, and get students thinking about alternative transportation. 3 (jen and good news if you're looking for a *job. home depot is accepting applications... for lots of positions. the home improvement chain is hiring more than 13-hundred, at its 30 tampa locations. the hiring surge is due to the upcoming spring season.. their busiest time of the year. people are inspired to make changes at home. so, they're looking for everything from cashiers to sales people. you can apply on the home depot website. 3 3 (walter) we're just three- days away from super bowl 50 in san francisco... and, enforcement officials say there's "no credible threat" to sunday's game. the nfl senior v-p of security says: he's satisfied with all the precautions and policies enacted so and he's confident in the safety of everyone involved. officials say: they've learned from the recent attacks in san bernardino and paris... and they're ready. homeland security secretary "jey johnson" says: there are layers of security in place, t

another super bowl first, a tech-centric half-time show in the dark. >> you should probably expect that down and some interesting things come out. emily: rumor has it that the stadium is working with the latest crowd connection software for in illuminating performance. >> you need a certain standard of technology to deliver that interactivity, and that is what levi's is stadium offers. it has an unbelievable capability that most idioms don't have. emily: joining me to dig even deeper into how the bay area is handling super bowl insanity, eric newcomer in san francisco, where a million visitors are expected in addition to the 70,000 lucky enough to get tickets. the huge influx has put on demand businesses like uber, lyft, and airbnb to the test on their home turf. it's not going so well. what happening? -- what's happening? eric: uber and lyft have just cut prices, and there is frustration from the drivers. the anger from the drivers is clouding the positive message around the super bowl. emily: uber dropped prices, and lyft, and airbnb hosts aren't happy with how much they are making. e

it doesn't have to be a coconut centric dish to use the coconut oil. >> she started it a few years ago after reading the health benefits of coconut oil. >> the first ten minutes, i worked from my house and i had to figure out how do you import product into the u.s. i didn't know, right. so i got books. i read online. i found trade date a of who was importing oil into the u.s. already. so i started contacting those people. >> now meger has her own manufacturing plant in tampa. >> the ladies down here quality check everything. >> sells are going gang busters. >> are you surprised at the growth? >> hum, i'm pleased with the growth, but i'm not crazy surprised because if i'm going to do something like, i want to do it big. i didn't want to just start, like, a little coconut oil thing and sell it to one or two stores. i wanted to sell it to all the stores. >> they have nearly 20 employee and in 2015 was named one of ink magazine's 500 fastest growing companies in america and she has entrepreneur. if you're going to quit at the first sign of hard times, you're definitely not going to do it.

or ego centric. as you went back and reconstructed were you pleased with the way this unfolds and the way you accomplished what you did? >> guest: i think we made mistakes particularly running up to the crisis. we were balancing the risk of crisis against other risks into 2007 and took until august of 2007 to recognize the thing was getting quite severe. after that we were very aggressive. i think broadly speaking we did the right thing in efforts to stop the crisis and help the economy recover. so, yeah, like in any war plane when the first contact with the enemy your plans are destroyed. once we determined to hit it aggressively i feel we got the main things right. >> host: let's talk about your background and how that informs the communities. small time jewish kid in south carolina as you said in your book and said to me dodger fan because of sandy cofax before you moved to boston and now washington. a lot of readers might be surprised you worked at a place called south of the border and i know sk

shaina: very iowa-centric. eric: we have a recipe for this and the bacon wrapped shrimp on our website. they look incredible and so great, they are on iowagirleats.com. shaina: we are all wearing red. it is annual wear red day to the -- from the american heart association bringing attention to women's heart health. heart disease and stroke cause 1 in 3 deaths among women each year. but that number can be changed -- 80% of cardiac events can be prevented with education and lifestyle changes. if you wear red today, post the #goredwearred. so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month plus get $300 back. >> weather is never more than five minutes away. metinka: good morning. a beautiful photo of

but sp plus shares our company's strong employee-centric culture and our commitment to excellence in resort and event operations." plans are underway to stretch of road businesses have closed down. a meeting took place tonight to study how to revitalize maryland parkway -- from the mccarran international airport to downtown las vegas. clark county partnered with city of las vegas... endowment for the arts to create a redevelopment plan for the area. some ideas were having a train run from the airport past the campus to downtown. architects have also been hired to decorate. "what they did with the art district and stuff and its beautiful and im hoping that will come down here." "to see some of these shops reopening again and kind of get that hipster feeling back you know?" so far -- the redevelopment is study stages. architects... artists... and real estate developers will meet over the next six months. a summer camp to honor a metro police sergeant killed in the line of duty officially opens this year. the widow of henry prendes says her husband's dream was to help struggling youth.

jonathan: it's not fraternity centric. i imagine you get a lot of folks who are in the fraternity, but you don't have to be part of it to get involved? >> definitely not. there are a lot of nuss the world, but this is open to the community and anybody is welcome to come. jonathan: talk about the success of the program. is it neat to see kids that might not otherwise be able to the things you're doing. >> one of the partner principles is uplift. watching young people become successful and come back and be old enough to go to the party is rewarding. it's part of what we do, giving back to the community. jonathan: something that can feed on itself too. >> absolutely. principles. another one is scholarship. this is a great program we do. we look forward to students with great academic success moving forward. jonathan: thanks for your efforts. the fundraiser will be at the kolping center from 8:30 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. for more information, go to wlwt.com, click on as seen on. more blitz coverage ahead as local teams compete to mak

now the district much more charlotte-centric, compact in the area. alma adams no longer represents any part of charlotte under this map. she falls in the 13th district. overnight she sent a statement saying "for now i'm focused o on doing my job and continuing to represent the people of north carolina's 12th congressional district." she will continue to look over the map and weigh her options moving forward. the deadline for lawmakers to approve the new map is on friday. that is why they are getting together in special session to make the final decisions, we'll reporting live, mark davenport, wbtv on your side. >> john: also looking ahead tomorrow is the deadline to register to vote in north carolina. if you plan to register you need to make sure your voter registration is received or postmarked by tomorrow. >> christine: key endorsement in campaign 2016 if you haven't heard, south carolina governor nikki haley has put her support behind republican presidential candidate and florida senator marco rubio. >> we say that every day is a great day in sout

and that fell were precisely the energy centric states,, oklahoma texas.ould you need to see to change your mind? is their data that would say -- >> well, the labor market is slightly lagging indicator, but really, to get into recession, you need all sectors to get a little bit more risk-averse. people pull back on investment across the board. that's really not what we are seeing. th numbers out on friday look pretty goode, with some very strong income. alix: deutsche bank continues to have the is due to, and if it doesn't pick up, the companies will have to -- what do you think about that? >> it's hard to really call it weak demand, with consumption so high. we have strong consumption growth. business investment is a mixed picture, but construction is growing strongly. i think there are some longer-term drags on productivity that matter more. i went have exactly that few. but i think the issue right now is with risk aversion on the ride, and with concentrated stress and energy, will this create real issues, clog up our credit system, and spook people to t

a noshing centric show. okay let's talk about kate. people. even good guys are the bad guys on this show. >> beautiful thing is it's a cat and mouse game and not sure who the cat or mouse is, you kind of -- leave use hanging in that way. >> okay, so kate plays an interesting role because kate has this thing with her supervisor or her boss. >> i feel there's a little -- you catch that sexual tension of something? >> you hooked up in a previous season that has not aired why the in a prequel. are we on to something? >> i just don't know. [laughter] oh. >> you're on to something. i'm curious myself to see how that unfolds. bosses haven't told you yet but guess what you and your boss there go away -- that guy back there you go about that and find out about that in >> check out in -- billions. take a look. >> i'm riding this job all the way to higher office. >> okay senator sag or, first step? >> governor -- madam secretary. wait, not confirming. [laughter] nobody planned that at your age. that for with kennedy by accident. okay. interesting. rudy g

avoiding meals, especially if your anointed -- noticing a child is engaging and interesting bora centric habits around food. going to the bathroom quickly after meals, or avoiding social interactions that avoid food. jennifer: what would you recommend to do if there are-- suspicious signs? >> for parents, in particular, the most important thing to do is take away that sense of guilt or blame right a lot of parents still carry the stigma that parents cause eating disorders. we know that is not the case. first, alleviate themselves of that killed. -- of that guilt. get that child evaluated by a specialist. jennifer: thank you for coming in this week, and importantly to a new -- illuminate the subject. you can get more information on meeting -- at the eating discovery center. we have link you there on wlwt.com. thank you for coming in, dr. ashley solomon. jonathan: still ahead, the perfect opportunity to shop for your next car. more on the cincinnati auto expo, and the hundreds of cars you can see today. railcars making their way south on this early sunday morning through the rain. stay wit

gilma n says production companies are also on the lookout for big, iowa- centric events that provide unique opportunities. the iowa caucuses are "that played a backdrop for a lot of other productions. we had showtime here, they were filming an episode of the circus, we had hulu here filming another episode, so you never know what you're going to see in iowa."iowa's small towns, rolling hills, and farm fields are another attraction for location scouts. they're showcased in baseball films like 2007's the final season, and perhaps most famously, field of dreams. "when kevin costner was here last summer and i got to talk to him, and asked him why do people film here? and he said the light. he said you can't replicate this light, this natural beauty and the natural light we have here."orton says a revival of tax credit incentives would likely attract more large-scale, big-budget films. 20:02-:11 "we're seeing it right now in places like atlanta, which a lot of people in my community are calling the second hollywood now."but he believes enenuraging films on a cultural level is more importa

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we can all name high achieving chinese women but the structure itself is still very male centric. for example, china has just recently passed their first domestic violence law. there still was issue that favor inheritance for mail line and the registration of property for men over women. it's until and when they change the glass ceiling or the bamboo ceiling. >> i what point do you think they're trying to undo some of the political effects of the one child policy. >> i think they're going to raise the retirement age. there's such a huge aging population and china has one of the earliest retirement ages. you can retire as early as 50 years old. of course that's unpopular on a personal level. a lot of people want to retire. they're definitely trying to build up their social service safety net as far as they can. it's still not enough. >> when you look at the legacy of the one child policy is there anything in there that makes you think this was a good thing. >> i think what was the good thing was what came before that. the problem is we tend to confuse that policy to the be all and

. ♪ today, we're seeing new technologies make healthcare more personal with patient-centric, digitaltions; from self-monitoring devices that can interpret personal data and enable targeted care, to cloud platforms that invite providers to collaborate with the patients they serve. that's why over 90% of the top 25 global pharmaceutical companies are turning to cognizant. our domain experts, technologists, digital and data specialists, clinicians and scientists are transforming the way clinical research sites collaborate with pharmaceutical companies, and enhancing patient engagement with innovative platforms and solutions. our population's growing healthcare needs present growing opportunities for our clients: to advance the future of medicine with digital, and improve the quality of lives. ♪ >>> we're back. broncos, super bowl champs, peyton manning, teammates beating the carolina panthers 24-10. ask our resident football experts their take on the supporters, pickers. >> love ron rivera. a lot of great players on the team too, but you got to give broncos credit for having just a phen

somebody who is still a very popular figure in south carolina, which is really military heavy, military centricd what's interesting, i was speaking with some rubio supporters in south carolina this week. they were saying if marco rubio can pull out a second place finish in new hampshire, then that would help him solidify that moment and help the coalescing movement happen with the kstd. but marco rubio wasn't able to do that tonight. he didn't come in second or third. so that's something that will really hurt him and something that his supporters were not looking forward to going into south carolina. >> don't forget, he looks like he lost to jeb bush. it looks like marco rubio lost to jeb bush in new hampshire, which is a big bragging rights issue in florida. >> wiare we sure that rubio is e establishment candidate? his appeal was originally to the tea party. he's trying to be all things to all factions in this election. it would seem that the repudiation of rubio and what's occurred in the past few days is a ticket back to congress and for him to learn some things and then get back in the big

i think eminent doe nan is-- domain is a new hampshire centric question we have the northern pass in the north country and southwestern part of the state the kinder morgan pipeline. those are the two things especially with the pipeline that involve eminent doe nan. i think trump's response was interesting. i talked to voters who said they were looking for something else. >> i don't want to run out of time here. thank you for your perspective on that. >> sure. >> i want to remind everybody the new polling with donald truch out front everybody clustered in the middle to low end. our race for the white house continues. political insiders are here with their predictions at the bottom of the hour. stay tuned for more fox report. ...from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's ... ...complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and magnesium to help support healthy blood pressure. one a day. my son and i used to watch the red carpet shows on tv now, i'm walking them. life is unpredictable one thing i need to be predictable is to be flake free. because i have used head and shoulders for 20

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i agree with you, gloria, about in the very military-centric state of south carolina if perhaps he wentnders-like when it came to the iraq war and wmd. but i don't -- that may not win him any new voters. i don't think it turns a single one of his current supporters away. >> but eventually he has to get to 50. >> i think donald trump won the debate. he was bombastic. he was a bully. many times you just wanted to shake the tv at him. but in the end he's leading by a wide margin in south carolina and i don't see somebody pulling him down. the other ones sort of clustered. cruz gets some points. i agree with what everybody said. rubio some points here. but in the end i think donald trump has to be very pleased with this performance. he came ready to rumble and he did. >> this is going to be a great conversati

high-yield market is very energy centric and therefore, is a problem. one thing that people are not really focused on is the fact that it is not just energy. there are general problems, but also in particular there was an awful lot of financing put in place for housing, roads, and restaurants. that is going to be hard to repay. so, i think there is a broader high-yield. guy: bob stays with us. up next, we are going to talk to the deutsche bank ceo. what is the volatility doing to his business? plus, the european open. it looks like stocks are going to open on the front. ♪ moments awayust now from the start of european trading. equities trading higher in asia. we have stocks extending their winning streak yesterday. fears, the minute show the officials already signaling why they might scale back on their rate hike projections. brexit the battle, david cameron heads to brussels. ok, let's talk about where we are going. a decent rally x today -- yesterday, looks at that could be extended. you get the fair value, looks like we'll have a problem. on the caro

centric and the consumers are in great shape and i like those. i was much more hopeful about the banks going into the year. i thought we would see the likelihood of rate increases, maybe a couple. that definitely seems less likely, and i'm actually optimistic that europe will start to gain some momentum so i'm a little more optimistic. >> a couple of things. high yield, hyg. above 80 for the first time in a while. up about a percent and the ovx continues to sell is off unchanged on the day to day but that should be an encouraging sign and i've got to tell you when the s&p was trading up towards 1960 today given all the fact tors should have continued to ratchet up. i'm not going make a big deal out of one day. saw where it closed today. i still think 1950 is the battleground and to karen's point and i'm not trying to hedge myself. a lot of good things and an equal amount of things that were a bit concerning as well. >> note inflows into hyg. $2.6-3-billion according to merrill lynch punksated by last week's net inflows. is anybody surprised how o

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