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that's at 12:00 cet. >>> nestle in the green. they missed full year net profit forecasts, but the ceo says chooun remains a growth market it has not translated into slowing consumer interest. we also are coming out of a period of some underperformance in china over the past few years. we've made significant recoveries. we'll be speaking to the ceo tom enders >>> let's start going over some of the price action we've had on equities it ened on a more positive tone. a slightly mixed session in asia slightly positive hang seng. a little weaker sentiment. again, they are dominated by the back and fot between the u.s. and china of all the trade discussions. positive developments there with reports that in theory, we will find out next couple of days president xi zing ping will be attending the meetings some positive developments there. stocks europe 600, as it stands now, is still 10% away from its 2018 highs the s&p is about 6% off. we have recuperated ground not quite there yet, though. switching to individual indexes, though you can

that's a premium of 1 2% now we will be speaking to roche ceo at 11 cet.in for that first-on interview. >>> in the chemical space, german chemical's firm posted a sharp decline and blamed higher costs. the group said 2019 earnings could be half the level of those last year. they announced that margins have been unusually high for the past two years and that they will drop significantly in the coming year now just to put that into context, one of the most cyclical chemical sectors, certainly sends some signals around the cyclicality and where we are in the cycle. now, switching gears, persimmon is under pressure. the reuters reports british housing minister james broken shire has, quote, increasingly concerned by a so-called help to by program it helps buyers purchase homes with a small deposit it poor workmanship and rising leasehold charges were responsible. persimmon declined to comment on the reports. >>> and the uk prime minister theresa may has pushed back the date for a vote in parliament on brexit deal until at least march 12th the so-called meaning

they have just announced that the competition chief will deliver a news conference at 11:45 cet on two cases now, according to cnbc, sources close to the industrial companies commissioners are currently in talks and preparing to veto the deal both the french and german governments have lobbied for the tie-up as they look to create a european champion that could ward off chinese competitors now, speaking earlier this morning, french finance minister bruno la mere called for european rules on competition to be revised also speaking earlier in brussels at an e.u. industry days event, investors are warned that any market cannot rely on one big firm >> it's important not to fall into the trap to say that big is always better. >>> speaking to cnbc, joe keiser said he was still optimistic, however, for a good outcome. all eye on this all-important decision, and that's been going on for a couple of months now. even longer if i may say so. we've already heard from the french finance minister bruno la mere saying competition rules need to be somehow modified. in essence, probably a warning shot

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beats fourth quarter revenue estimates as it eyes a big 5g roll-out we'll speak to the ceo at 11:45 cet. >> this was a costly year for the industry as a whole. >> in a year where we had 80 billion industry losses in net cap and a fourth quarter with very volatile financial markets trying to guess where we would end up for the year was not an easy task for anybody. >> we've had germany and france numbers out, and the euro zone composite pmi has come in at 51.4 that is ahead of expectations. reuters polls suggest we were looking for 51.1 that also marks an acceleration from january that is a three-month high for the composite. the manufacturing side, however, was less encouraging the manufacturing pmi for the euro zone come in at 49.2. that is slipping into contraction territory. in january that number was 50.5, and expectation was for 50.3 a negative number on the manufacturing front. a more positive number on the services front, and all together, that means the composite number was slightly ahead of expectations. now, just to break down the regions, as i mentioned, we already have the f

is due to unveil its latest forecast and block at 11 cet. italy has ended its third recession in a decade after data showed rome's economy contracted at the end of 2018 let's get out to willem for more on that. there are also growth concerns around the powerhouse of germany. talk us through what to expect >> well, we'll be getting these numbers in under an hour's time, karen, and what we're expecting to see based on those leaks to reuters, at least around italy, it's essentially an almost imperceptible amount of growth expected for this year for that economy that we've seen so many difficulties associated with, of course, and specifically when it comes to a disagreement between the italian government and brussels, the commission specifically here. what we've seen over the last few months, of course, is the commission insisting again and again to the italian coalition government that they should reduce their deficit spending targets. they did that under a huge amount of duress and avoided the deficit procedure. without the growth that the ita

sales of its high-end products in the fourth quarter we'll be speaking to the ceo that is at 12:30 cet >> skanska misses forecasts and warns krukz activities about to level out, but the ceo tells cnbc he still is bullish on north america. >> we can see good markets still in the u.s it's a big demand for inf infrastructure, and it's mostly on the state level all the product that we are involved in are funded >> and u.k. prime minister theresa may and european commission president jean claude agree to further brexit talks and vow to find a way forward with less than 50 days to go before britain is due to leave the e.u. >>> let's check in on how european markets are fairing this morning it is green across the board slightly moderate gains, i would say. ftse 1 up 2% cac up moderate amounts as well. dax, the lone underperformer down .1% this in line with u.s. equities posting their worst day in weeks. that is a picture across the board there for european equities let's get into foreign exchange as well, and i want to poin out the move in cable. we're down about .2% the decline happened duri

that's at 10:35 cet. tune in for that >>> let's talk about some of the macrodata. china's manufacturing sector contracted by more than expected in january, and by its largest ajt in three years the pmi index dropped to 48.3 compared to 49.7 in december it's a similar trend that appeared yesterday and compounds fears that growth in the world's second largest economy is faltering. >>> president trump says he will meet xi jing ping soon speaking along side the vice premier, trump said he was optimistic that washington and beijing could agree to "the biggest deal ever made." with that i want to bring in neville hill, our chief europ n europeanist from credit suisse to dissect some of the numbers i said this is a great day to talk about european numbers and asian data, which has come in very weak as well. what is the link between the two? are they two very closely correlated >> absolutely. i think it's asia that's driving the weakness in europe, and i think in europe there have been a few factors that have depressed growth, you know, within the euro zone itself. often,

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a man is facing federal charges in connection to a fire set inside the cet ping-pong restaurant in northwestofficers using a stun gun to take this man done, it's ryan rimas, that's the washington momentum. prosecutors say when the paramedics got there, the recognized him from the restaurant surveillance video. >>> ao following the breaking story about amazon scrapping plans to build a headqyorters in ne city. plans are moving forward for the new officers in arlington and nashville, tennessee. >>> the company confirms it is backing out of the deal ino new york open the campus in chris palone reports. >> reporter: from the moment amazon revealed it would put its second headquarters in new york city opponents criticized the deal. today theen appy killed it. in a statement the giant blad elected officials. while polls show 70% of new yorkers sport our plan ps and investment, a number of state and local politicians have made it clear the do not like our presence and will not work with us. they planned on bringing 25,000 jobscrs the river from manhattan. but critics feared it would raise housing p

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intelligee committee, after two years of intensive ldudy and access to intelligence that only they cettated they have found no collusion between trump and russia. >> senator richard burr, the chairman of the senate ttee just ce com announced that after two years, more than 200 interviews and oc thousands ofents, they have found no collusion between trump and russia. d by ybody really surpri this? >> the senate intelligence committee, there is no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. le>> seth: my god, they do the character limit on twitter and it still wasn't enough for him. [ laughter ] at this rate, they're gonna have to start sending us bound copies of trump's tweets in the ml. [ laughter "honey, i just saw a roach in the kitchen, hand me that ump tweet." [ light laughter ] the thing about trump screaming on twitter all the time is that it's easy to just start ignoring him. sure, two years ago when you woke up and saw the president of the united states posted an all caps tweet at 4:00 in the morning,ou were like, "start digging a bomb shelter." now, we all rea

cet vice president pen message overall was the same tough love this administrationin has showne the very beginning to nato, calling on them to all meet their 2% nato g.d.p. goals. we met with the secretary-general, who said nato has benefited from that tou love of president trump, and nato is as strong as ever. so i believe the relationship is e strong as it'sr been, and in the years ahead, nato can and will be strong and able to achieve what it set out to achieve from the beginning in ways that have want sn before. >> schifrin: senator cardin, you just heard tough love from the president and vice president. what's wrong with ? >> i think this is a european security conference, and you have the president of the unitf states, someis first actions as president was to question the majorur sy agreement, nato. then he withdraws from the pis climate talks. then he withdraws from the iran nuclear agreement, and most recently he changes america'sn course syria without conferring with our allies.hi i our european friends see the president embracing leaders that have been on attack against democra

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it'seally bad because we don't have any access to fresh't air,o we cet off the train. we're not supposed to answer the windows.lo of younger folks, quite a few college students, trying to get back down to califo hia. we'v a couple of panic attacks we've worked through. >> reporter: amelrachsing a statement saying none of the 183 passengers and crew members aboard were injured. due to road closures, there was no viabl way to safely transport passengers and crews via alternate transportation adding they areor activelyng with union pacific to clear the right-of-way, g passengers off the train. this morning those on board the stranded train cast away in the cold winter weher, hoping this layer harrowing ordeal will soon come to an end. >> generally everyone is getting along and just kind of waiting. at this point there's nothing ybody can do to get us anywhere because o the weather. >> amtrak says they decided to keep everyone on the train because there's only two small towns in oak ridge and power is still out to the entire city because of aowstorm. hopefully the long jou