they are not doing well in cognac, but are doing well in champaign.are not doing well with watches, but are doing well with jewelry. some of those other stocks are not portfolio brands. burberry certainly isn't in the same way. the stock will see the ripple effect work through this. youthan: i want to talk to mohammed choukeir, the chief investment officer at kleinwort benson bank. did you think would be easier with the chinese the choir getting through the regulatory issues, or is there something else happening elsewhere? >> the monetary issues will always be there. in light of what is happening with china -- and i don't want to call it a slowdown because china is still growing handsomely in some measures. atting eighth deal -- getting deal like this through is not just about the hurdles. any is the risk that acquirer faces in the current environment. jonathan: in some ways you can equate this to what the chinese is doing with oil. they are buying as much as they can. the expectation is they are putting it in storage. they are going out and buying as

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we got 3/4 of an ounce of cognac. if you want to top it off with hot water, the good, dark rum. hot water, and then we -- a sprinkle of nutmeg on top, shawn. >> oh, all right. he's putting us to work. oh, a sprinkle, i think i mutt have put the whole -- >> and it's just a great, cold weather drink. and i don't know if it's going to be cold here in las vegas tomorrow night, but i'll be making these again at the bar. >> cheers. >> cheers to helen. thank you. how do we get tickets for this? >> the technical bar tending term is yummy. drinking in a cloud. >> no kidding. so light. >> tickets are available at for the love of cocktails.com. if you buy a ticket you get invited to tonight's beat meet the masters. >> this is good stuff, i got to be honest. >> this is a great experience. bigger and better every year. >> bigger and better every year. tonight, it's a honor s 1 of the top bartenders will be in from miami beach. downtown las vegas -- >> and chance to meet you, too. >> well, thank you. >> this is our official pin. again, thank you for having me on here. >> thank you. so appreci

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and afterwards, cigars and cognac's celebrating and a little small talk about how everybody was doing. but this horrible event, this horrible meeting that is shown in this document really tells us what happened. brian: where did you get your initial interest in history? scott: i probably got my initial history as a young boy growing up in connecticut earning that some of my ancestors had fought in the civil war. and had given some of the letters of my ancestors, corresponding with other relatives about their experiences in the warp. -- in the war. also, my maternal grandmother had started a habit of collecting newspapers when something important happened. so we would collect the front page. she had been doing this her whole life. my mother did it. i did it. i continue to do it. i have many thousands of newspapers. the moon landing. the election of all the presidents. assassinations and other events that have heard as shown in that -- that have occurred as shown in that day's newspaper. brian: aside from the nazi protocol, you have other things based in germany in world war ii. i want

it's coffee and cognac. she knows how much i love it. no, you're both wrong. it's coffee and contract, and i want you both to sign or i'm gonna put you over my knee. i don't know if i-- and i won't serve ya any more meals! oh, i'll sign it, hazel. you wait your turn. i'm signing it first. okay, mr. b? okay, hazel. sign on the dotted line, mr. egan. i see it, hazel. now, you're both gonna be partners, and i want you to shake hands and make up. come on, now, shake hands. oh, all right. if you insist, hazel. now, ain't that nice, mr. b? one big happy family. oh, for pete's sake! [music]

europe, high-end consumer not bad, lvmh had a 12% rise in fourth quarter, leather strong, champagne, cognacart held up well. swatch didn't. this is why it's confusing. swatch did not report good numbers, that stock has had a tough time of it. i watched eaton, they beat good numbers, but aerospace strong, but reported weakness elsewhere around the world. this is a typical chart for the big global industrials. we have an ipo, but editas medicine did price last night, the price talk was 16 to 18, this is that bei gene technology, there are some questions about patents, but this is the first ipo since the middle of december. bei gene is another one. >> i'm glad we timely got an ipo. it's been six weeks since we had one. frigid start to the year in the markets. thank you. let's head over to the bond pits and check in with rick santelli. rick? >> good morning, kelly. the first place to start is a lot of the action we've seen in treasuries of late correlates with what's going on in ekties and the value or appetite for risks. there's other variables. the bank of japan put a penalty rate of minus 10