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dom, market flash. >> royal dutch shell, stock moves lower on news they are slashing spending by $15 billion in three years because of lower oil prices. those sharings as a result are down 3 .5% on day's trade. back to you. >> thank you very much. breaking news in the bond market now, seven year note off the board. rick santelli has the grade. >> a treasury double-header today. we auctioned off 29 billion seven year notes, deal at the auction 1.59. look at the high yield and one issue market it was 158.5. it tailed a bit. a bit to cover less than average, 56 .1 on indirect and 14.9 on directs, below average. c-minus the grade, down with the supply with regard to initially, let's see how it trades on the secondary market. tyler, back to you. >> rick thank you very much. >>> a number of oil related companies out with related earnings, heavy on energy here in the top of the broadcast. let's start with conoco philips earning 60 cents a share. that was a penny above estimates. the company cutting its cap x spending this year by $2 billion because of lower oil prices. the stock down 10 % a

. >> give me shelter, dom. we'll check back in a little bit. thanks. >> let's talk more about the markets. on the floor of the ebbing change is james lu, global market strategist at somewhere p morgan funds. chief investment officer at fed rated investors. welcome to both of you. james, i'm going to start with you. it seems as though 2015 is shaping up to be the year of volatility. correct? >> volatility is increased. the vix around 22 and intraday volatility has been high over the last month. it's about the retail sales report, but i would emphasize the most important thing for investors the next month and a half are earnings. we'll find out about the energy sector earnings in the middle of february. we'll have much clearer picture. right now it looks like the energy sector is going to have earnings revised down 30%. it's going to be a drag on overall s&p 500 earnings but i still like the earnings picture for the rest of 2015. how much of that is factored into the market? >> prices are down 20%. earnings are down about 30%. in addition to gas

back over to you, melissa. >> thanks so much, dom chu.f these online brokers benefitting from volatility and benefiting from the fact that these are numbers as of end of the year and look good. >> but i'm wondering, do they have any currency exposure? you know, fxcm, where they have traders that have currency exposure. i don't know. maybe they would have had to have announced that. >> mario draghi opened an account this morning. he thinks ibm is cheap. >> you are the worst. >> i know i'm crazy. there'll be history books written, biggest villains in the 21st century, central bankers. write it down. >> all right. quick programming note here. be sure to tune into "squawk box" tomorrow from davos, 8:15 a.m. eastern for a live interview with u.s. treasury secretary, jack lew. >>> coming up, u.s. steel down more than 15% this year, but one trader is betting we see a turnaround in the stock next week. we break down that trade. that's next. startup-ny. it's working for new york state. already 55 companies are investing over $98 million dollars, a

i'm thinking dom, back to the debate earlier.ancials perhaps being more controversial. >> by the way, if those three sectors outperform you're almost guaranteed of a better market because those three sectors make up nearly half of the overall market. >> can i just add manufacturing? because now with oil and energy -- >> industrials? >> more natural gas than oil. the industrial -- industrial america becomes much more competitive -- >> but that's caterpillar for a quick example. we don't have much time. down 6% with maybe 30% revenue exposure to oil and gas. >> i can't explain it. >> no no. that's the explanation s. that creating an opportunity? >> yes, yes. >> for people who believe -- >> there's a bigger issue at play. the reality of europe is perhaps a symptom of a much bigger problem, seeing the bursting of the last great bubble. something i brought up a few times. a faith in central banks to fix all problems. you are seeing the euro corerelate to the economies and beneficial to european equities and talking apt u.s. domestic g

. >> dom, thank you very much.me to meet the winner in the international fund category for 2014. let's see how she did it and her team invested in 2014. in 1024 the award goes to the team at dodge and cox international. >> dodge and cox international do not lose money, which was unusual for a foreign stock last year. back in 2013 when emerging market sfox dodge and cox added -- they added new names, and some of those names paid off very nicely in 2014. >> why does the teamwork particularly well for you? a lot of funds are run by sort of alpha dogs who topt take the credit and so forth, but you have a team and, man, they've been there a long time. they've been more than two decades. >> no you're right. we have an average ten-year among our nine members. 24 years at dodge and cox. i think the key ingredients are that we've worked together over a long period of time so we know each other very well. >> with that deep individual company research so we get a full picture of the risks and opportunities. that enabled us to

dom. >> modest growth expected. two stocks in particular in the s&p are expected to drive the bulk of earnings per share growth. we'll have those names and which ones are the biggest drags coming up next after the break on power lunch. keep it right here financial noise financial noise financial noise i've been called a control freak... i like to think of myself as more of a control... enthusiast. mmm, a perfect 177-degrees. and that's why this road warrior rents from national. i can bypass the counter and go straight to my car. and i don't have to talk to any humans, unless i want to. and i don't. and national lets me choose any car in the aisle. control. it's so, what's the word?... sexy. go national. go like a pro. . >>> time for headlines. amazon shares are surging. citi upgrading the giant to a buy. secondly amazon hiring woody allen to write and direct his first tv series ever. hilton hotels upgraded outperform from market perform at wells fargo. wells pointing to a number of potential positives, including the

back to you zplp. >> thanks, dom.anks misses falling short of the forecasts, sinking 4% on trading session respectively. target calling it quits in canada. the decision costing the retail giant $5 .4 billion in losses impacting 17,000 workers. blackberry shares ran up strongly late yesterday afternoon, and now they are plunging, 18 % after denying reports of talks with samsung on a potential takeover. and they denied the buyout rumors. up to you. >> sue, oil topped $50 before sliding again, and the recent plunge had a big impact on our neighbor to the north in affecting housing, jobs and much much more. brian sullivan is live for us now in toronto, canada with that story. hi, brian. >> all right guys thank you very much. you know listen we think that oil is a big story in the yieds, well, it is, but look at this. it is a huge story here in canada. it is not a headline. it is the entire front page of the globe and mail today. this is a major story, guys and that is why we are here in toronto, canada because in signs co

dom? >> watching shares of the network, stocks climb after they upgraded the stock from a buy from a prior neutral and up to 80 bucks a share, citing the company's strong lineup of shows in 2015 and as a result shires up 3% in today's trade. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> gridlock in the busiest ports. jane wells is in los angeles. hi, jane. >> reporter: hey tyler, a great year for the ports of l.a. and long beach because of volume but contract talks, congestion here is reaching epic proportion proportions proportions. why not use this wide open lot? it's complicated. what this means to earnings reports coming up. we'll be right back. >>> the long time speaker of the new york state assembly arrested today charged with federal corruption. the federal government says he used his office to get millions of bribes over the years, and then covered that all up. that's u.s. attorney making the announcement right now. let's go to dom chu for a market flash. >> watching avon. you'll see a

dom dom, thank you. >> joining us now are cnbc contributors michael yoshkiami and michael farr from farrller and washington. you were at this fisher lunch somebody told me in my ear. >> i was at the luncheon with richard fisher today. simon, he was fascinating but he talked about the amount of liquidity and essentially he said banks are awash with liquidity not only in this country but around the world really to an alarming degree. he said the fed has determined it will move this year and that we should take their word on it. so he was constructive. he is so bullish on america, but this liquidity is still a major issue for him, and he continues to worry about the inflation that it may ignite. >> so i mean where do you think he would suggest people invest? what was your takeaway from that front? >> you know, he talked about american entrepreneurship and the creative factors that have driven really the american economy. he named steve jobs and bill gates and others. so he continued to say we are the secretariat at the belmont stakes. he had a slide of them finishing ahead. in america excep

hi dom. >> so let's start with here with johnson & johnson.st performer in the index today after the company issued disappointing guidance for 2015. as a result the shares down by 3%. also red box parent outer wall is moving lower as well. this after announcing its ceo was stepping down and resigning from the board. no explanation was given on that particular move so you can see down by 18% those shares. tiffany's trading higher after wells tar ss fargo upgraded them to outperform based on valuation. those shares up 2%. we'll end is orbitz worldwide spiking on a bloomberg report it's seeking a possible sale and has drawn possible interest from private equity funds. orbitz worldwide you can see up by 8% on today's trade. back over to you guy approximates. >> thanks, dom. we'll see you later. a lot of earnings coming out after the bell. markets have certainly had a volatile start for the year. today has been no different. so how does a firm that manages over 20 billion of clients' money navigate these kinds of moves you ask? >> well let's ask ca

i to see you mandy and dom. >> dom will be back in just a second, but herb on that list that mary just gave us do you think there are any of those names that are going to have a whole lot more time golfing at the end of this year or running a company? ie, will they not be there anymore? >> i think the biggest one at risk is don thompson at mcdonald's. but i don't necessarily think that he -- it's his fault. in other words i think anyone could have take then job at mcdonald's when he did and probably faced a similar challenge. it's unclear whether anyone could have done any better. plenty of people will perhaps disagree with me on that but i think he's in the hot seat for something he inherited which is the case of each and every one of those you look at. now, i think muhtar kent at coke is in an interesting position. he again inherited something he couldn't -- it's not his fault that the soda business in general went flat. but he's going -- it's going to be interesting to see what happens with say, green mountain and his investment in green mountain to see whether their cold product du

back over to you sue. >> thanks dom. in this hour of power pandora soaring after otr global reports u.s. and -- u.s. ad agencies plan to significantly boost spending with the internet radio company. ocwen financial sliding after blue mountain capital management is shorting that stock and the euro dropping below 112 for the first time since november of 2003. if you missed any of the big stories in this past hour of "power" go to visit our website at powerlunch.cnbc.com. ty. >>> yahoo finance question of the day. president obama proposing to tax some 529 college savings plans. what's your take? 10% of you support taxing the plans. 18% depends on the income group. 72% believe the plans should be left as they are, tax-free for all. who said the entrepreneurial spirit is dead? meet harlem's 16-year-old phenom who is making a ton of money out of sneakers but, first, let's check in with mandy and see what's coming up on "street signs." >> hey, this ty and sue. coming up, we have the saudi prince who earlier on cnbc today saying

dom chu, thank you for joining us. >> not a problem at all. i love this seg. .alk about ulta salon, health and beauty products down three quarters of 1%. >> despite the fact it's been upgraded to outperform from perform. they note the stores, product innovation, tail winds from the improving u.s. consumer, and a stable management team, and their target is $150. >> find the health and beauty products on amazon.com, analysts say it's reiterated an overweight rating. >> good link there, dom. strong user base worldwide, but prime subscriptions are short of the penetration potential. target remains $400, but think about it, guys, when the stock is at 28 7, so $4 00 price tag? that's a huge upside of 40%. >> internet technology, corning upgraded to overweight from neutral over jpmorgan. >> that's right. cites market penetration and cornings uhd. that's ultrahigh definition products. jpm upped the stock by five bucks to $26 a share. >> there you go. glass works over to what's happening with weight watchers saying there's a challenging environment for the weight loss co

>> i'm not suggest, but, dom, i think you got the wink and the nudge.u agree with my wink and nudge? it's hard to move a commodity like oil 8%. >> it is. here's what i would say, though. right now we're still trying to figure out exactly what this move is, but what i will say just from a context perspective here, we know that these, yes, 8% is a massive move for a commodity. oil has been a very skittish trade for quite some time now. these big moves up or down, remember, even in yesterday's trade we saw the dow really get some steam towards the afternoon along the lines of the oil price recovery, if you lshgs only to see maybe things falter a little bit, but these oil price moves do tend to kind of coincide with what's happening with the market. if we do see a fundamental reason why those things are up at least oil prices are up 8% today, that could be a reason pour some optimism, and, again, remember, oil and gas earnings are expected to be the single biggest drag for the fourth quarter earnings season that we're reporting. if you had fwoten rid of tha

dom will take you to trading school, lesson the risks of trading foreign exchange at home. and then bank bummer. it is the debate of the week. should you get out of the big banks or not. making down reports and more. but we begin with the tones of john najarian who's bringing perspective on the sell-off so far this year to all those nervous about turmoil in europe, the plunging oil and rates. his message is basically this. >> remain calm. all is well. >> oh, my god. that's kevin bacon, isn't fit. >> a young kay vin bacon. >> part of six degrees of separation. >> you say take a chill pill. >> i do. if you look at how 2014 started off, it started off the first 14 days of 2014 were pretty flat for the s&p 500. then at the very tail end of the month we lost that 6% that we all talk about. take a look at where we are this year. we're down 3%, not even, of course, since we're up a little bit today. we're down less than 3% and people running around again panicking. in the case of somebody who needs to make some adjustments, michele, who doesn't have any protecti protection, pete a

dom chu rounding up some red flags for us. dom? there are a number of different signs traders are watching right now. we speak to a lot of them on the floor of the exchange elsewhere in the markets here but one of the things we want to talk about is what's happening with the overall market and one of the things is yes, stock market related. so this is interesting here because one of the signs people are looking at is the transportation average. it had a strong year last year but in the first part of this year, it's showing some signs of weakness and over the past year you can see nice uptrend but right around this right-hand side we're seeing a little bit of weakness. that may be one of the yellow or red flags traders are seeing right now. transportation stocks seen by some as a leading indicator for the overall market maybe the economy. if you fast forward to other parts of the market here you take a look at some of the other sectors, some of the other asset classes we're looking at, one of them is also in the commodity side of th

let's get over to dom chu.s. >> in his monthly investment outlook of the former pimco founder and ceo is now at janus capital. he is there with his investment outlook saying that when the year is done there will be minus signs in front of returns for many asset classes. the good times are over he says. also saying when it comes to future expectations for asset returns, there comes a time when common sense must recognize the king has no clothes or at least he is down to his fruit of the loom briefs. he goes on to conclude saying investors should be cautious and content with low positive returns in 2015. the time for risk taking he says has passed. this follows on a lot of janus outlook thesis from yesterday. one of which he says asset prices depend significantly on economic growth. he does not look for economic growth to be the magic elixir for 2015. almost all economies, says gross, are facing structural head winds. saying the growth picture around the world slowed down. he expects that those asset returns, the

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. >> thank you zeina khodr reporting from near the mosul dom >>> the japanese government will not bow down after two nationals have been taken captive. we are joined from tokyo by harry fawcett with how he is planning to deal with the difficult situation. >> it is an extremely difficult situation for the government the administration wanting to play a bigger part in the world stage, world affairs, and timed, it seemed for shinzo abe's visit to the middle east. and two japanese hostages in captivity, and a demand for $200 million in ransom of their lives, within 72 hours. it is down to 44 hours. it will expire at six g.m.t. on friday. the prime minister arrived in tokyo, talking to reporters, saying that they were engaged in a tough race against time to get the two men out, and ordered the government to pursue all diplomatic channels. that reflects what his chief cabinet secretary told reporters, when he said that the $200 million that japan promised to those fighting i.s.i.l. was not intended for a military purpose, but for assistance with refugee crisis on the border of iraq and syri

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back to you. >> thank you very much dom.g stories at ces this year the growth of chinese tech companies represented. back to las vegas and check in with jon fortt and take your temperature in terms of wait's been like for exposure. >> it's been real important carl. and i must say the big jump was last year, ces 2014. there was a jump from, you know, 600 something chinese companies to 800 something. about 170 company jump. this year the jump was less but i think there is a real qualitative difference where the company like lenovo which bought motorolla was completed a couple months ago. they are a first tier ces company now. and a few others. partnering with roku on televisions. a lot of chinese companies that used to just build for other companies now have own brands and they are doing it in a savvy way even buying western companies to put that marketing foot forward. also with the nsa revelation, fears people had about working with chinese technology have been moderated by the fact there are concerns overall whether you are

right, dom? >> it has been volatile. one stock that's been a little more volatile than usual to the up side today has been legl mason. it's moving up today after it posted better than expected fourth quarter earnings. it also approved a new share buyback for up to $1 billion. those shares as a result up by about 2.5% so far, tyler, in today's trade. back to you. >> dominik, thank you very much. rental market is on fire in many places, and there's a way for you to get in on the action without having to sign a lease. anna ohlick is live in washington with more. hi, diana. >> hi ty. the latest read on the nation's homeownership made offers of very investable insight into today's housing market. the rate dropped yet again in q4. seasonally adjusted. now just 63.9%. that's the lowest in over 20 years. it had been as high as 69% during the housing boon. we're gaining households, and that's why investors in these multi-family departments should not be worried about overheating. apartment rates have been on fire year-to-date. we

back over to you guys. >> dom, thank you.panies that do benefit from lower oil prices could that give them the room to raise pay? wage growth has been a big missing component to this recovery. and joining us now is austan goolsbee, now economics professor at the university of chicago school of business. great to have you back. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you think of wages? we had a big step back in that december report. other indications aren't perhaps so bearish but it's undeniable we're not seeing the kinds of increases perhaps we should be. when do you expect to see a more broad-based pickup in wages? will it happen on lower oil prices here? >> i don't think it will be oil prices, but i do think the two fact that is the economy is heating up a bit, so we're probably going to get rid of lost of the slack in the labor market in the next coming months is point one. and point two, you've seen a slowing of health care costs, and in the past rising health care costs replaced wages. if there aren't health care c

and dom pointer again in the right position to get the deflection. >> gus: sir'dominic pointer over 20 a game. meanwhile, dunn with 21 and a foul. >> gus: st. john's will shoot two. tenth team foul against p.c. >> jim: i thought maybe around the 14-minute mark the energy level for st. john's picked up. from this point i don't think providence was able to really match that. this st. john's team just desperately needed this game. >> gus: 74-64. dunn with 35 seconds to go finds henton. that kind of day for ladontae henton. jordan is fouled by cartwright with 24.5 to go. st. john's will sweep the season series against providence. and the red storm will pick up their third conference win. providence now 6-3 in the big east. rysheed jordan done a fine job today. 13 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists. oh. and when they watch film of this game rysheed jordan will -- >> jim: he can't believe it. i tell you what, him coming off the bench today, he played under control. he made the right decisions, the right plays. but he's going to regret that he shot that air ball. >> gus: dunn with 16 seconds to go

. >> jimmy: but then the last movie you did, too, was it don -- >> "dom hemingway". >> jimmy: "dom hemingwayrom wes anderson? >> well, i didn't. i had to be honest, i was worried that word was getting out that i stole things from the set, so i decided -- >> oh, he's the perfect person to steal something from, though. >> i know! he had all these beautiful -- >> jimmy: these little tea sets and things. like, fun little models of people. >> he gave a beautiful gift at the end of it, which was a a candy colored bathrobe with the grand budapest emblem on the sides. i swung around in that occasion. >> jimmy: i mean, that's pretty rad. pretty cool right there. do you hang it in your bathroom? >> of course. >> jimmy: that's your version of f. murray abraham's oscar. >> that's my oscar. >> jimmy: yeah, you trip over it. "oops, i was in 'grand budapest hotel'." nominated nine times, if i don't say so myself. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: to win best picture, it was great. your new movie "black sea" -- it's like a "ocean's 11" type of -- just me describing it. "ocean's 11" type of heisty t

>> hunk-dom is a good looking person.it is challenging that part of islam and is it any portrayal? so this is a bigger issue? so i ended up with something more melancholy. >> and the pope steps in and said one cannot make fun of faith. and what do you say to people that say this is fine but then you have the holocaust cartoon contest or people jumping out of buildings on 9/11 shouldn't the same rule as comply across the board? >> well, the hope that was rep rehebsible -- reprehensible what he said. we should go after that kind of reprehensible comments. >> why is that? >> to say we should not have free expression and to draw something that is criticism before the bodies are even cold or buried. he has a right of free speech as well. >> i think he was making the term that there is a line to be drawn when it comes to religions. >> the only line i draw is to the freedom expression. >> but you didn't draw the prophet. >> because i don't want to dry. >> and you write a lot of mideast controversial car afternoons you have criti

. >> hey, dom, take a look at this. you don't usually see this on this tense day on the east coast. take a breather. moment of zen, if you will. a herd of elk walking through someone's backyard in ever green, colorado. fancy that. that's the end of the moment of zen. ty, over to you. >> they're going to the elk convention, sue. >> or the elks lodge. >>> president obama pushing to end certain tax breaks on specified college savings plans. it includes 529 fans that have been tax-exempt. the earnings grow tax-free, and then when you take it out, you don't pay tax on it. the move aimed at simplifying the tax code but could it hurt them instead? this is joe, ceo of saving for college.com. a 529 planning site. jared bernstein, cnbc contributor and former economist to joe biden and the obama administration. >> do you think this plan is actually a good idea? i'm going to ask you why because as i understand it what would happen here is while the existing accounts would be grandfathered, new accounts you would still have tax deferred accrual. when you start to withdraw money would be taxed. t

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gets rid of somef e re dom, right >>igh tires them out. stay with us. news 4 continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> ns toar. . >>> it's freezing in some areas right now. take a look. we are getting relief today. we're tracking milder temperatures a timing out when to grab that umbrella for the weekend. >> we are live as d.c. enters a new chapter today. when the leadehip is handed over to mayor-elect muriel bowser. >>> good in you. happy new year. i'm eun yang. >> i'm richard jordan on this friday, january 2nd. it is 38 degrees. 5:00 on the dot. a chilly start on this friday morning. . >>> let's check in with tom kierein to find out what kind of day we're going to have and ahead to the weekend. good morning tom. >> good mor. part cudy sky. dry roads for the morning commute. for thos heading off to work, low 30s for the morning commute with sunshine. during the afternoon a lot of clouds. still dry roads. temperatures in the upper 40s by midafternoon a sky over washington. weather heaes this friday. a cold morning. a milder afternoon. but the weekend still l

dom cane? >> we get the cold, the showers around, but we keep the showers tomorrow, but we get rid of the cold. it gets a whole lot warmer around here. i'm have the details coming up. >> she shahs sweet new crush woman, british ac end. >> oh, girl. >> because we're talking about the 76 year old british baker mary beer. >> i one of the top foods in the uk called the great british bake off. >> according to insiders, fans wearing the bbc series, learning how to make these fabulous varieties of goodies. speaking of things out of the oven we'll talk about all of the superstars having babe thinks year, starting with kate middleton. >> oh, hail the second royal baby. she expected to deliver april t speculation, it is a girl. carrie underwood and athlete fish letter welcome first baby after five years of marriage. announced they were expecting on stain gram, and would have a boy on stage at the country music awards. >> specking thirds child this year, now you see film star already has two daughters wit

doesn't have many strong allies in the middle east east, and mags to israel greatest ally is the king domon at first glance could not be more different than our western democracy. >> reporter: the map in the white shirt is a sawudi arabian citizen is sentenced to ten years in prison and 1,000 lashes with a cane. his crime is starting this blog called "free saudi liberals." >> translator: every lash killed me me. >> reporter: his wife and three kid cans fearing their own safety have fled to canada. >> he did not do anything. raif did not carry a weapon. his only weapon was a pen. >> reporter: this is his fate every friday handcuff and put on public display and hit 50 times with a cane. the first round last friday and 19 fridays to go and 950 lashes ahead ahead. the shocker here, the lashes carried out the same week ha the saudi ambassador to france marched along with millions of others in the name of free speech. saudi arabia home of the most holiest sites say that in shariah law, the punishment fits the the crime. >> the king dom willt tdom will not back down. >> the united states governm

dom gave you the latest on the dow jones industrial average.&p is down about 0.75%, the same percentage loss for the nasdaq. the russell is not doing as quite as poorly as the rest of the indices. the oil market is what everybody is watching down here and we've had pressure all the way across the board with almost a 5% move to the downside with west texas intermediate. >> those are major $2 moves for oil. that will do it for "power lunch". >> "street signs" starts now. >>> american soldiers we are coming, watch your back. the words of an apparent security breach on u.s. central command as cyberterrorists take over a major government twitter account. hi everybody, much more on that developing story ahead. but mandy, new week new pain. >> let's take a look at those numbers for you. the dow is flirting with six days in a row of triple-digit moves. right now the dow is down by 93 points, but, folks, it could easily be triple digits again very shortly. we have not seen this kind of

>> jon: the freeh dom summit. a taste of freedom. all downhill from the summit freedomwise. whose's running this show? >> congressman steve king's freedom summit. >> jon: steve king, wait scary stephen king? no, no no no. not the lovable author the scary stephen king. >> congressman king says many undocumented children the vast majority, in fact are drugged mules. >> maybe they are hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert. >> jon: yes! you know let me-- that statement is naive and and-- ignorant. that statement is like ignorance, like if you just take all of the stupid and just cook it down just cook it, cook it down and then scrape, just the pure ignorance like crystal duh. it's like crystal duh. now no one is going to show up to the can't hope camp retreat this guy is just flat out offensive. >> he's been called the cattle came running. >> wisconsin scott walker was one of the summit's biggest stars. >> if you are not afraid to go big and bold, you can actually get results. >> jon: isn't that the tag line for tide? (laughter) this summit probably does get your whit

. >>> large numbers of muslims have dom live in western europe. france germany, britain, netherlands - have they come to terms with rapid changes. have muslims come to terms with what it means to live in very different societies. it's "inside story". >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. for a variety of reasons people have pulled up stakes in south asia north africa the middle east and headed to western europe to live and work. and for a variety of reasons countries welcome them in. now, decades on previouslihomo genius countries like norway and ploourallist ones like france are wrestling with what it means to incorporate people from different societies if large numbers, and many muslim immigrant families long after transplanting in the west are struggling to cope with life in a place where religion and daily customs play a smaller role where freedom of religions include the freedom to practice and mock religious faith. the murd erts at an editorial office by men who shouted they were avenging the prophet forces mutual suspicion to the front. >> reporter: f

more information still waiting dom through at this stage.he syrian observatory is saying that six pro-assad allies were killed in that attack. so that is as much information as we have so far. >> the information i have here -- correct me if i am wrong is that it's the son of i amad the kognia who was killed in dubai about 2008, i think it was. is this not the first time israel is alleged to have attacked across syrian territory? >> that's right but it's the first time we have had an attack of thisnate. we haven't had a great deal of information about people of this nature being attacked before. we are trying to find more detail about this specific attack. it will have repercussions as it turns out to be as you have said, you know somebody associated with this attack in dubai. >> more information as we get it for now, nicole johnston thank you very much indeed live from beirut. >>> isil has released about 200 captives from the minoritiyazy yadi community taken to kurdish held territory. not clear why they were released. many are elderly. jane

. >> the pencil the new symbol of from dom of expression was everywhere. >> jon: people were holding pencils waving pencils raising pencils a lot of. bow before new graphite king! be not afraid! (cheers and applause) jdz the pencil! >> simultaneously taking a stand for free expression while bringing hope to one of france's most forgotten and threatened industries. pencil making. as you will see in my new yet strangely timeless potist realist film. chaers plaus. >> these pencil factory has been in our family for seven generations. but i now must close it forever. damn you inevitable technological progress. >> papa papa! i have wonderful news papa. it seems everyone wants pencils again! the pencil factory is being saved! >> oh my god pascal you have brought such joy to this old man's heart. for that joy pascal i'm taking you to the fanciest whore house in town. >> hooray! this is my best 9th birthday ever! (applause) >> jon: that film has new already been seen by more people than rosewater. damn. vivla-- it wasn't just ode parisians without took to the streets. >> at the head of the ra

let's get more with dom chu. >> let's pick up where they left on that. looked at all those earnings per share forecasts and they estimate that we could see earnings per share growth of around 4.5%. so there are a hand full of names that will drive that earning growth story and drag it down. so bad news first. his team took a look at the biggest krags for sdrags in fourth quarter. oil and gas, no surprise, a big drag. out of the 4.5 gain in earnings per share, a drag will company from oxy dental petroleum,.02%. con pnieocophillips conocophillips, also there. chevron and exxon, expected to drag nearly 1.5%. now let's move on to the but news. this is where it gets interesting.google berkshire, expected to contribute positively. 4.5% earnings per share grooetwth. look at this, apple and gilyard these two stocks he says will account for over 2% of that 4.5% earnings per share growth. so again just two companies are going to account for nearly half of the earnings per share growth figure that a lot of analysts are expecting for this fourth quarter. >> that is

fox 29 meteorologist, dom kane davis is in. good evening dominica. >> yes, this rain has been over us all day long with wintery activity out to our north and west. that continues tonight. but really, this more steady rain will taper off to showers overnight. that will be the case through tomorrow, as well. so we're still looking at rain. philadelphia, up to montgomery, up to toms river that's where the rain is. still, looking at a little bit of a mix that is sending out through the poconos northwest new jersey, that will be the case, for this evening that's where we have winter weather advisory monroe, sussex county, still have advisory until 10:00. still see sleet, freezing rain, no accumulations but it is going to make the roads little bit slick out there. that's where the cool temperatures r for the rest of us we're sort in the this mild air. the temperatures are going to keep rising overnight. so here's a look at fox future cast. i want to show you the rain. 7:00 tonight we're basically down to showers just north of the cit

. >> dom brown and ben revere coming back to the phillies. arbitration with both players. brown will earn $2.5 million a season. he batted .235 with 10 homers: revere finished fifth in the national league in batting. he was third in the league with 49 stolen bases. he'll earn a little more than $4 million. both brown and revere coming back. >> thank you ducis. >>> delaware county museum celebrating the work of a legendary local artist. with the artist himself. jamie wyatt was on hand for a preview of his show in chadds ford. this major retrospective exhibition show cases more than 100 works spanning six decades of his career. that kennedy portrait perhaps his most famous. the show opens tomorrow. >>> and we want to remind you about our 6abc "action news" facebook page. by checking the like box you will have access to all of the top stories that we're following, weather updates breaking news and the best and most current viral videos. just go to facebook.com/6abc "action news" and click on the like box to make sure that you're getting everythi

he admitted he had a broken spell dom material and defroster and had fake npg stickers and had registrationickers that belonged to a different vehicle. police say the stop sign and lights were act vated at least 30 seconds before the crash. >> we now know the bottom line on the fate of dozens of bottom dollars in our area. about 45 stores in our region will close e close in two weeks. we first told you about the shut down back in noef. tonight, the grocery chain revealed its final plans. george? >> reporter: yeah, jim, as of tonight, the final countdown has started. 13 days left for this popular, affordable grocery chain. it is a chain that has recently opened a number of stores in some of our region's most under-served communities. >> from the parking lot tonight, the lights inside this bottom dollar food store shined brightly. but we now know the chain's closure is happening sooner than many expected. on january 15th these stores will go dark permanently. >> yeah, we're not happy about that. >> polk grenin is a weekly shopper after a sale to rival grocer aldi all 46 bottom dollar location

let's get to dom in the newsroom. >> so bob made a good amount of money in 2014. per an sec filing walt disney ceo total compensation totalled $46.5 million. that's a 36% year over year increase from his 2013 compensation of $34.3 million. we should also point out melissa that disney shares sit currently near record highs. back to you guys. >> thanks. guy in term of disney, this is a case where the ceo actually may have earned. >> deserves every penny of it. ironically that he makes the same money that roger goodell makes, the commissioner of the nfl and espn, the nfl has been a huge win for disney. so doesn't escape me that disney continues to go higher. we said it for awhile. >> the swiss move may have shocked the markets but one of our traders here is looking outside and looking for a surprise from another country. could have an even bigger impact. find out what that is up next and looking for growth in china, u. s. retailers using alibaba to target chinese consumers but could the move backfire? that's coming up next on fast. female announcer: during sleep trai