let's get to dom chu on details. dom? >> we're watching shares of act vision.he stock is moving lower though it's pared a lot of its losses after the video game-maker reported revenue well below wall street forecasts and earnings revenue in the current quart were also in light of expectations. it did raise its quarterly dividend by 15% to 23 cents per share and announced a buyback program. shares still down 6.5%. the companies did point out that vivendi sa plans to sell its remaining stake in the company so interesting headlines coming out of atvi. >> thanks, dom. guy? >> guidance was lousy. it was really pretty bad. what does it all mean? if you look this stock, 18.5 double bottoms and go back to january. tops around 11. it will push down through 20 bucks and get a big volume day. 19.5, you turn around and try again. >> so many other big earnings names moving in the after hours session between twitter and gopro. let's hit the earnings playbook. revenue coming in line, dan? >> guided down for 2015. kind of a problem. a stock flirting with new all-time highs her

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dom is working well.he customers -- we've put actually a half a million orders have been placed using dom now. and, you know, people want to see that. they want to associate themselves and do business with brands that are trying new things. and, you know they're going to get some wrong at some point. dom worked. and customers are excited about it. and so it attracts them to the brand. they see where somebody's doing new things trying new things and they want to do business with us. >> well you've got the most impressive social media -- you really are the social mobile digital cloud restaurant play, aren't you? >> yeah. i think we are. you know it has worked incredibly well for us. we keep investigating there. and we're getting a great return from it. >> well wouldn't be any good if the pizza didn't taste good. and it sure does. that is patrick doyle, great to see you as always sir. >> thanks jim. >> guys i love it when this stock comes in. i love it when analysts get cold feet. i love when they downgrade

dom chu has more at the breaking news desk.. >> how about a nice little after-hours friday afternoon earnings report before a three-day weekend. zillow earnings per share of 24 cents. that misses average analysts' estimates of 28 cents per share. revenue comes in at $92 million. a slight beat over expectations of $90 million. the shares are up about 2 1/3% in the after-hours trade. 111,000 shares of volume have transacted so far in this late friday afternoon session. zillow also said it expects to close the previously announced acquisition of trulia as early as next tuesday you the 17th, following nouflgs from the ftc th that its closed its investigation. again, an earnings miss. a slight revenue beat. they may close their transaction by trulia next week. and zillow is up about 2% right now in the after-hours trade center. back to you, guys. >> thank you, dom. keeping you busy on this friday afternoon. dan, was this a mistake? >> no, it wasn't by any means. a lot of traders were actually looking for this. as one of the last int

dom. >> thank you very much. eamon javers in washington wrshlgts. >>> leaders of germany and france face-to-face with vladimir putin of russia wra to discuss a new ukraine peace plan. our chief international correspondent michelle carruso cabrera with more. >> german chancellor angela merkel and francois hollande arrived at 6:00 p.m. local time with ate meeting with president vladimir putin. they are there to discuss the cease-fire and what the pair hopes will be a lasting peace for war-racked eastern ukraine. the talks come amid escalating fighting between russian-backed rebels and the deposit of ukraine in towns near the russian border. the increased fighting fueling fears the conflict is now threatening europe's overall security. u.s. also now considering giving lethal weapons to ukraine. an option to posed by russia and the european nations. russia has vietnam meantly denied backing the rebels with weapons and it will oppose any decision by the united states as a threat to its security. one hopeful sign today

dom, thank you so much. now, we're going to go to break, but it's been a strong we're for india's stock market. it's up about 42%. that's right. 42%. we'll take a look at that market through the prism of the etf. plus, one 36-year-old professor, just 36 years old, could be the next leader of spain. the rest of the euro zone thinks he could be their next nightmare. power lunch is back right after this. the road. it can bring out the worst in people. but the m-class scans for danger... ...corrects for lane drifting... ...and if necessary, it will even brake all by itself. it is a luxury suv engineered to get you there and back safely. for tomorrow is another fight. the 2015 m-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just harness the confidence it took you to win me and call td ameritrade's rollove

but for what i asked dom to do, it sure does.eds everything to do that i need it to do for me and the business lifestyle that i have. with all the things i do now with business, television broadcast, still having to work out and maintain some sort of -- guy: you're still h 4, weren't you? >> no, i was 44 three years ago. guy: i'm 44. i saw you work on the set this morning. i was like wow, work to do here. in terms of this is a business venture, when you see an opportunity to sponsor a brand, when you look at an opportunity to get involved in something are there boxes you to tick? >> absolutely. some of the same boxes i had to tick when i was an athlete. a brands that understands who i am and what my lifestyle is. i had to have brands that understood what i was trying to achieve as an athlete. that was really important for know have that sort of support and not just a sponsorship and cash for my time but how are you going to help me to achieve my objectives? that is what with ve here with dom riley. i have a partnership with him.

obviously dom just mentioned special dividend and stuff. as crazy as it sounds, it's really not that ridiculously expensive of a stock. tim was talking about it before. a huge short interest. i know it's up big in the after hours. there might be more room to run on the up side. people are going to get smoked on the short side. >> shares of cyber security company fireeye getting a boost on the back of a better than expected quarterly report. they're helping on the cleanup report of sony and anthem. even after adding 1,000 customers in 2014 fireeye posted a loss in the fourth quarter. we have the chairman and ceo dave dewolfe. great to see you. >> good to see you, too beings melissa. how are you doing? >> great. it looked like a great quarter. a lot of analysts pointing to encouraging signs in the quarter. you've become the go-to company in breaches. you're managing to gain some traction with some of the managed services offerings that you've got. i'm wondering in this quarter how much of the quarter on the up side can be attributed to the hi

let's get to dom on the count for that. dom. >> you know we're going to go to dom later on.et's check in with bob on the floor of the new york stock exchange. bob, just about 90 minutes left in the trading week. what i'm noticing here in the markets. financials sitting on session highs. nice gains. bank of america and citigroup. >> bank of america big help with the dow. important thing is we are waiting for some news from europe. the euro zone finance ministers were supposed to have a press conference in a statement a little while ago. that's been put off and now it's apparently 3:00. let's hope we get some news before the market closes melissa. take a look at grek. that is the greeks etf. there have been all sorts of conflicting comments about whether or not there is a deal. we don't know. you see the greek etf there on an intraday basis popped up. >> when you get the dow industrials up 0.4%. so far in the week. usually don't have that kind of move. this is year-to-date. that particular sector has now stabilized. as for next week i couple of interesting things going on. jan

back over to you. >> thank you, dom.he box e vavangelist d there. >> it's going higher. >> look at the comps. all we need to know. go away. sorry. >> go away. all right. we will. we're coming right back. stay tuned. >>> looking for a stock that can keep you warm in the deep freeze? i'm trying on a few that may fit the bill. >>> plus the hottest semis in waste management, turned trash into treasure. but is there nr green comore gr from this garbage? "mad money" is next. then there's trusting your vehicle maintenance to ford service confidence. our expertise, technology, and high quality parts mean your peace of mind. now you can get the works, a multi-point inspection with a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation, brake inspection and more. $29.95 or less. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 even on the go. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 open a schwab account, and you could earn tdd# 1-800-345-2550 300 commission-free online trades. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 so if you get a trade idea, schwab can help you take it on. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 we're getting

dom chu back at hq looking through the breakdown. >> that's right. this is all of these 13 f filings for the fcc. every quarter have to disclose their holdings. the caveat here, this is all on a 45-day lag. this is all december 31st data. take wit a grain of salt. third point, he announces new stakes in aig, also allergan, emc, phillips 6 6, citi group, and delta air lines. he also boosted had his stake in ebay, sun edison, and american airlines group. they cut their stake in petroleum. so that oil trade playing out again. and they are completely out of fed exshares. so interesting moving here. third point, we move on to appleoosa is getting out. they've at least reduced their stake in american airlines group as well as priceline. they have completely dissolved, gotten out of their positions in facebook as well as alibaba. also cvs and citigroup as well. and they've gotten out of their halliburton stake completely. and we'll end on green light capital, david einhorn. they've reduced their position in etna by more than half. they've also reduced their

and zillow is up about 2% right now in the after-hours trade right now. >> thank you, dom.ping you busy on this friday afternoon. dan, was this a mistake? >> no, it wasn't by any means. a lot of traders were actually looking for this. but the big news here is this trulia news. the closure of this deal. here's a company that's seen the short interest go up dramatically because of the arm spread that's put on. traders were shorting zillow and buying trulia. what the cost savings are going to be. down 35% from the all-time highs last year. but for some reason, i think investors have kind of lost their interest in some of these models that are related to advertising. >> spencer has been on the network a number of times. he's got a bullish story to tell. are you a trader here? >> taking a look at it, it's not that surprising that the stock is holding up despite the earnings miss. of course, as long as they have a slight beat on the revenue line, any potential synergies is what people are going to wait for. i think what you really need to wait and see and this is what i'm going t

dom. >> we're watching shares of tesla. the electric carmakers. the stock is moving higher after analysts said the company is a net beneficiary of a strong dollar. tesla uses mostly parts from outside the u.s. as they gain in value, the costs are relatively lower. price target at $385 a share. you can see the shares up nearly 3% today. tyler, they do call tesla one of the best technology stocks to own in a strong dollar environment. back to you. >> dom thank you. >> more bad winter weather wreaking havl chaos krooz much of the northeast. not over yet. here's the weather channel's mark elliott. >> well our powerhouse storm systems in a very active pattern continuing here. let's start out by checking out the radar from where we have been, right? storm system trekking its way across the coast. heavy snow worked its way across the plains right into the midwest. this corridor really got shellaked with heavy snowfall. fifth biggest snowstorm on record with 19.3 inches. detroit had a blockbuster day too. almost 14 inches of snow which was a daily reporte

dom, thank you.g higher but let's take a longer term look at the performance we're talking about. quite a fall there as you can see over the last 15 years. the stock once at $142 a share, bill. now under $30. >> but if you take a look at sony's one-year performance, it is up about 56% compared to a 14% gain for the s&p, so looks like sony is showing signs of relative strength and life again. so if the ceo is right about monster profits by 2018 just how much should sony's stock be worth? joining us with their take she have james ra mellie and also with us is roy choi from techno buffalo. roy, you know the ceo has been very ambitious with his plans. do you think he can pull off the kind of profitability he's projecting in just a few years? >> absolutely. we're going to see a new sony. it's been called the one-sony approach but we'll really see two sonys. one on entertainment and the other the aspect of the camera sensor market. we're going to see the electronic side of the sony business get pushed away

back over to you. >> thanks dom. in this hour of "power" internet security firm fireeye hired to help the health care provider anthem investigate its massive data security breach of 80 million customers. also coty gaining speed, hitting a record high on better than expected second quarter earnings. it is best known for its calvin klein perfume brand. the cme will shut down most of its open outcry futures trading pits in chicago and new york by july. the decision to end this 167-year-old method of trading including wild hand signals and shouting has fallen to just 1% of the cme's futures volumes. >>> if you missed any of the big stories in the past hour go to visit our website. ty? >> go pro shares up today but taking a hit this year down nearly 15%. the action camera maker set to report quarterlies after the close today. can they get their mojo back? coming up on "power lunch." first let's see what's coming up on "street signs." >> if you have been wondering just how much lower gas prices have translated into an appe

dom, thank you so much. >> let's get to the problems out west impacting toy makers throughout the country. morgan brennan is live in new york at the biggest toy convention of the year, and morgan, what are you hearing there? >> i got to tell you, this is a big topic throughout this toy fair the last couple of days. so the entire toy industry is being affected by the west coast gridlock, and that's largely because so many of these companies manufacturer their products overseas in asia. experts here are telling me that the biggest toymakers have implemented contingency plans. basically they're rerouting their shipments to other ports. >> as for the smaller toymakers, they're feeling the pain even more. take yacht toy. this is the u.s. toy licensee for paddington bear. >> port congestion has been a huge nightmare for us. from the beginning of last year it progressively became worse. we hope that the u.s. government and the unions can work it out asap. >> yacht toy says it's even been asked to pay additional cha

. >> interesting, dom. thank you so much for that.ook at some of the year to date gainers and there is biogen, starbucks, whole foods, munster, but you can't take away what netflix has done, john, apple has done and what amazon has done. >> i'm calling this the apple run. the reason is, if you look at year to date, 106 points out of the 161 points of the nasdaq's run are just apple. if you look at the top ten point contributors to this run, apple is on top with 106. then the next nine combined don't equal apple. so so much of this is just from them. >> yeah, but the landscape itself is entirely different than it was back then. go back to 2000, google was still a private company, aol was the dominant company on the media tech landscape, facebook didn't exist yet. >> right. >> facebook is in the nasdaq 100. you have a completely different makeup. there are far bigger companies that are muscling into these gaps here. >> yeah. if you look at the price to earning multiples. in the s&p the average tech stock had a multiple of 67 times earni

back over to you guys. >> thanks so much,dom chu. what do we make of oil's move today? >> pete is talking about the stabilization of oil and it has stabilized. and he can speak to volatility. i would point out ovx is probably going to be higher based on what just happened. to me, indicates the bottom is probably still not in. i think it's still elevated the ovx. i think normal levels typically are in the teens, low 20s. here we are vacillating around this $56 level. i think i look at it, it means we have one more leg down in the energy complex. >> there is another name that actually i want to talk about in the drilling space. obviously, you know, in a deal. baker hughes and halliburton. when you think about trying to pick some lows and pick some opportunities here, this is one that actually has an embedded put. when you think about it, there is a breakup fee, $3.5 billion on this deal. that's 12.5% of baker hughes' underlying market cap here. to me, this has had a big run over the last few weeks. if you get this stock back down on increased volatility in oil, that's one

dom joining us now with more.ry in terms of the stock market. right now things are really heating up. the nasdaq 11 straight day of gains, and of course it's up about almost 8% for the month. now, if you look at the overall sectors, the hottest three entering today's trade and the s&p. material stocks up 9%. very hot so far. it's not a big part of the overall market. still 9%. technology nolg is important. the biggest sector overall. up 8.5%. retail consumer discretionary stocks up 8% as well. this is where the heat has been in terms of the buy side in february. jp morgan up 12% as well. remember, mcdonald's is posting a healthy gain today. it's only up 5% so far year-to-date. in the s&p 50000. take a look. >> maybe some of the beaten russian shares and speculation. trip advisor, like we said, and priceline. the travel section has been hot. of course, that's because expedia, travelocity, orbitz world wythed, no matter who you say, it's earnings and take-outs. again, hot parts of the market. especially in the nasda

back to you. >> all right, dom. hour's power points with apple hitting a new all-time high today. here's a key stat. if apple, the company, were a country, its gdp, if you took its market value and converted to gdp, it would be the 55th biggest in the world. i wonder who would be ahead and below? >> fears height might correlate to homeownership. especially true for nursing. nurses have high ownership ratios. and natural gas could be in the $2.50 to $4 range over the next 12 months. that according to the five-star fund manager skip alseworth who you interviewed zoosh i did. minutes ago. >> if you missed the big stories in the past hour, go visit our website, powerlunch.cnbc.com. a lot of breaking news on hack attacks during power yesterday. what about the tashgs on u.s. companies that constitute a real problem for american industry and what's the tipping point? i would say they already are. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help inc

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back over to you. >> all right dom. thank you for now. funds making a bullish bet on this market. how bullish? jeff cox, maybe a record bullish bet on this market right? >> yes, kelly. thanks. after six years of dismal level of underperformance, hedge funds have decided to kind of hitch their wagon to the stock market. now, as you say, we're at pretty much a record level, 57% net long allocation to stocks. now, this could be a little situation of the gang that couldn't shoot straight. hedge funds have still underperformed the market this year. they're only up 1% so far. now, the number gets a little better when you adjust for risk but it's still not a very good situation. now, hedge funds their total assets are over $3 trillion now, so the underperformance is not really bothering investors a whole lot but a more stock focused strategy could help allay any concerns investors have. hedge funds lately have been allocating heavily towards stocks. report that i saw from bank of america and merrill lynch says they've upped their exposure to the

i got to see dom friday. >> you did? okay. see you down here soon dom, hopefully. >>> we're going to talk about the fed. fed chair janet yellen testifying in front of the senate banking committee yesterday. today, she's going to be facing the house committee on financial services as we mentioned steve reeseman is actually here on the set. >> i had a blast -- you've heard of the app angry birds? well, we're going have a new app, battle of the birds. you guys were talking about the headlines throughout really a battle with the fed on the fed. and what the markets said or had hurt was she hawkish or was she dovish. "the new york times" saying -- where is that yellen ounces patients. yellen puts fed on path to lift rates and yellen pave way for rate rises this year. all these doing is retaining the flexibility to possibly move in march and that she doesn't make or suggest policy in committee -- in congress. she does it in committee. >> but it sounded to me like she was moving towards the position where she could raise rates if the

. >> dom, thank you very much. >>> airline business going strong. probably don't need to tell you that. delta employees receiving the largest profit-sharing payments in company history. phil lal bow. >> he's numbers will probably surprise a few people but they shouldn't given the success that delta has enjoyed over the last several years, and in particular last year today the company announcing profit-sharing for all of its employees will total about $1.1 billion. that will be split amongst roughly 80,000 employees at delta. that works out to every employee on average getting about two months salary as part of the profit-sharing. i talk about delta being successful. look at the growth in profits over the last four years. they have had a huge run-up in particular 2013 to 2014. $4.5 billion. that's a heck of a move there in terms of pretax profits. now, some people will look at this and say, well sure gulf coast jet fuel prices have dropped over the last four years. therefore, it's going to help the bottom line. take a look at shares of delta. most of

. >> marvel technology, let's get for dom chu. >> marvel technologies worth about $8.5 billion. so even it is worth less than what is happening with a lot of these companies like pen tintep. sales, $857 million. misses estimates. there were also weak revenue and earnings guidance pieces for the first current quarter here. they see q1 revenues between $810 million and $830 million. that substantially misses estimates. and first quarter earnings per share, between 17 and 19 cents. analysts looking for 22. so again marvel down about 4.5%. back to you. >> 11.5 was the low. traded up to 16.5. so if you take the hid range of that range, basically 14 bucks. i don't know if it will get that low, about but this was not great news. if it pushes back to 14, buy it on the technical bounce. >>> we'll debate what to do with t-mobile stock. and plus more bad news for american express. the stock down 16% this year alone. is it worth buying? >>> wall heartbeating earnings estimates missing on revenue. that kicks off the top trades. stock taking a hit. short term pressures raises wages. the ceo t

. >> dom, thanks very much.reaction now from both sides of this argument on this historic vote. joining us now is former fcc chair reed hundt. >> how you doing? >> they are saying that it will ruin innovation and all and what do you say to that when this is an industry that has been full of innovation, entrepreneurship and they are going to be subject to the same rules and regulations that utilities are now? >> well i think if you're in the business of providing broad band access to consumers in america, you've got a great business. people are asking for more and more data. faster and faster speeds. the demand is getting better and better and the suppliers on the cable side or on the telephone side really don't have anything to worry about. they are in a great business situation. >> reed doesn't this suggest that if i'm somebody who subscribes to the internet and i'm paying for my neighbor's huge consumption of netflix? >> no, i don't think so. the fcc, specifically, first of all, said they are not going to rate

. >> dom thank you. >> oil prices continue to move up. morgan bren airborne has the fall-out. >> that is the national strike. more than three decades. it's getting bigger. we'll have that story when "power lunch" returns. hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just harness the confidence it took you to win me and call td ameritrade's rollover consultants. they'll help with the hassle by guiding you through the whole process step by step. and they'll even call your old provider. it's easy. even she could do it. whatever, janet. for all the confidence you need td ameritrade. you got this. >>> i'm sue herrera, and here's your cnbc news update for this hour. president obama and german chancellor angela merkel had their news conference earlier today. the president said a military solution in ukraine remain unlikely. >>> where is the beef? mcdonald's reported it's cheaper than expected drop in january sales pinning the blame o

. >>> the woman known as the black mad dom is going to take the stand today. winslow is facing charges related to a botched cosmetic injection. one of other clients died of the procedure. >> the philadelphia flower show begins on saturday. this year the theme is celebrating the movies. crews were hard at work setting up the spectacular floral displays. we'll have a preview of all the beauty about to bloom in our flower show special saturday at 7:00 p.m. right here on 6abc. >> looking forward to that. it is 4:39. coming up, stories you didn't see last night a new hampshire man clearing snow from around his home found himself in a life or death situation. >> we have smart phone smart house appliances and smart watches and now smart bottles of alcohol. david. >> reporter: we have the kids dressed up fairly warm. the temperatures in the 20s we're going for a high of 30. of course, we have the snow building in from the south. i'll have more on storm tracker 6 live double scan and give you snowfall expectations coming up. now, more and more americans are discovering

it and this grew out of fan-dom so i understand what it is like to be part of that.as they are about the the book and that was important to me. >> you talked about what a long hard road it was to get here. it is challenging for any author to be brought to the screen. with j.k. rowling and every time there is a paradigm that you have control. >> i think i was lucky in a sense that everybody wanted -- all of the studdos wanted the -- the studies wanted the book i could be the producer and be involved in the whole process. >> and how hard was it to fight that fight. how hard did you have to push? >> i had to push pretty hard on some things. >> there were reports it was confrontational on set, et cetera. >> it is just the media making a story. so no it was -- it was hard in places but you have several creative individuals in a room. of course people are going to butt heads and that is what happened. but it is great that what we ended up with the fans will be pleased with. >> and the bible belt is very very excited. some conservative communities going after this. ticket s

trying to get the parties to dom a temporary ceasefire. the u.n. sending a separate team to assess conditions in aleppo. >>> coalition air strikes have fought their way into a northeastern town in being rm iraq. >>> condemnation of destruction of art in iraq. it needs help from the international community. >> what happened was a gross violation not only to the iraqi civilization but to the heritage. the ministry will adopt the necessary measures however the community should come together and support iraq. on our part we will be opening the iraqi national museum and we promise the iraqi peej that our option is to open more rks museums and protect our future. >>> a budget of high growth, aaron jenkley has revealed the first budget by the indian national community. 100,000 kilometers of roads in the coming years will be paved. fez jami already what are the highlights. >> well, as you mentioned be housing was the large one acknowledge increase in infrastructure and defense spending as well as personal tax exemptions. but one of the biggest ones is a dr

back to you. >> dom, thank you very much. oil rallying again. erasing losses for 2015.'s look at the west texas crude. up $3.42. almost 7% today alone. nearly $53. brent is pushing in on $58. crude prices have surged about 13% in just the past four days. >> quester finds that main street benefits are due to falling crude going beyond just consumer spending. some businesses are able to save and invest. take a look. >> for joef eski mmi e candy company, low gas prices mean boosted bottom lines. the candy manufacturer and retailer says in the past few months on-line sales have increased by 15% as the price of the pump continues to fall. >> people have more money in their pocket to make those discretionary purchases like candy. >> quester research reports that more than 75% of small and medium size businesses have been positively impacted by falling crude. with 20% saving the cash 19% investing in employees, and another 19% just operating as usual. james viedo is sitting tight. his drivers burn 10,000 gallons of fuel per week and his excavation contracting company in tempe,

thank you, dom. >> thanks dom. heading toward the close. 50 minutes left in the trading session. we've had a lot of volatility again. you couldn't tell it by the numbers right now. the dow is up 29 but it was up triple digits then down triple digits, but we'll see how we do as we head toward the close. we have the s&p up 6, the nasdaq down 3. >> coming up senator rand paul speaking with us and a first on cnbc interview. plenty to discuss, including the president's plan to tax overseas corporate profits to pay for infrastructure projects. it does look like a lot like the senator's own plan. we'll get into that and mosh with rand paul. >>> up next, another big storm slamming the northeast. chicago area got to big. our friends at the weather channel will tell you what you need to know on where this storm is heading next. >>> plus, i love this story. our kate rogers is live in manhattan in new york city at a small business that never closes even during hurricanes. and it's paid off big. we'll have that story coming back in a moment. >>> welcome back. starting to strengthen going into

a program called shakespeare in the shu, inmates here have a brief escape from the relentless bore domrsity professor laura bates started the program. >> i went door-to-door, cell-to-cell, and had experiences like walking up at one cell, completely unannounced, mentioned shakespeare, and the offender started quoting from shakespeare. had no idea that this was coming and that's how shakespeare in the shu was born. >> and they're going against bankroll. >> still did not answer the question about the third murder. >> i guess you can look at him as being like -- >> the program has inmates rewrite shakespeare in a way that reflects their own experiences. during our shoot the group was working on macbeth, a play about ambition, assassination, and a warlord's lust for power. >> i took macbeth to the streets and what he did, he went, to the hood, to the housing projects, you know, guys that don't got none, and he used nobody's. nobody's know. >> leon benson, serving 60 years for murder, read one of his passages to the group. >> you read my eyes, i was pressed for time because of my special pre

we work on a regular 24 hour clock, we are human beings and we have that kind of flee dom. >> that wasr of the team on the international space station talking about how they adjust to time as the space station flew over the school at 17,500 miles per hour. the call was made using hand radio technology. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> it is cold enough walking outside in these temperatures but thousands are getting ready to take the plunge into the atlantic ocean this weekend tents are being set up in seaside heights today on saturday this is the site for the 2015 polar bear plunge to benefit special olympics and it was a b

bill kelly, back over to you guys. >> thank you, dom. >> kind of patriots. just to carry on the analogy. don't you think apple is the patriots of stocks, if you will? >> no. >> no. >> i can't -- i'm sorry, i just can't go there. apple not just hitting record highs today. it also reportedly is working on a car. why not, right? according to "the wall street journal," it would be an all electric vehicle that resembles a minivan. >> could this be a major game changer for apple propelling shares higher? joining us is steve milunovich who also recently raised his price target on the shares to 150 bucks. welcome, good to have you here. >> welcome, steve. >> thank you guys. >> how much of this has anything to do with the car which i imagine you can't even begin to factor into your models yet. >> yeah that's true. probably not too much. a car is interesting ap it's a $2 trillion market but the gross margin on a car is like 27%. that's apple's operating margin. so economically it seems like it's a bit of a stretch. even if it's true it's probably years away. so i thin

and i will always love you ♪ >> whitney houston, the shy jersey girl who belted her way to superstar domeven consecutive number one singles. for a time, she was pop's greatest love of all. ♪ ♪ it is the greatest love of l all ♪ >> to hear her voice was a miracle because for anybody to be able to do with a voice what she did with hers speaks to a divine order. >> whitney houston, the icon, unimaginably talented, but also fatally flawed. >> there were many different sides to whitney. there was the performer, the consummate professional, was there the addict and you never knew which whitney you would get. >> if houston was blessed by the heavens, she was most certainly cursed with her own demons. whitney houston died here at the beverly hilton on february 11th, the voice of a generation silenced forever. a tragic ending to a life filled with promise that was almost preordained. with a gospel legend for a mother and a cousin named dionne warwick, houston was born to sing. >> when we first saw whitney and you first heard whitney, you knew there was something special happening here. >> legenda

. >> we can't have the tree dom to come and go. >> they may have a venue playing dance music like thistil 4:00 a.m. many worry about the noise. >> the other events that are on the list are going to be like bringing the burning man festival to sonoma valley. >> we are a couple years down the road. >> the raceway president hopes to stage the concert in 2017. but he first needs approval for another major event besides racing. >> we are going through an environmental impact report. >> many call it a no brainer for the economy. >> we need our tourism. it creates jobs. >> before the music starts the festival will need the approval of sonoma supervisors. cornell bernard abc7 news. >> a permanent fix for balding? next on abc7 news, forget transplants and toupes. the treatment men are dying to try. >> and duty free diapers? >> and he may be buried under snow, but he is coming out on top. one new englander's plan to get his hands on your cold hard cash. i'll let you know when the live doppler 7hd is picking up showerer lowe's presents: how to use the greek gods to update your deck. wow, i can't

. >> in kayla's letter to marshall and carl she wrote - i have dom see there's good in every situation. sometimes we have to look for it. right now, that's what we are trying to do. >> the news of her death was confirmed in a private message from i.s.i.l. to her family. the white house said intelligence agencies verified her death, but not the cause or time. they challenged her association that she was killed in a jordanian air strike. >> there's no evidence of civilians in the target area prior to the coalition strike taking place. >> that would call into question the claims made by i.s.i.l. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry said i.s.i.s. and i.s.i.s. alone is the reason kayla is gone. unlike the three americans beheaded by i.s.i.l. muller was never put an dismrap. the family requested no publicity in hopes for a deal about her release. i.s.i.l. demanded and exchanged the release of an al qaeda member now serving an 80 year prison sentence for attacking soldiers. her parents released a letter received last year in which muller's she was not mistreated and: last year a u.s. special

. >> let's take linked first because that's where dom ended and the stock bucking the trend of a numberother names. who wants to talk linked? >> the way i've heard the stock described and i think is accurate it's like the middle child of the social media names that always makes honor roll and nobody notices. this is a company that was cut in half between september of 2013 and may of 2014. coinciding with when they were beating up on facebook. or when facebook was recovering. it was looked at as nobody wants to own linked in, they want to own facebook. this company repeatedly beats numbers, raises estimates and keep expanding into new areas that could be profitable. stock is up 500% since coming public and yet every day, facebook, twitter, facebook, twitter. we should be talking about linked in more than we do. >> it's one that brings value to the users. it's not just about taking shots, okay, that's why it's strong. >> fair point all the way around. >> pandora, give me something on pandora or yelp? >> i think yelp is getting kind of fired. i said yesterday you know what it's a crap shoo

part dom nay tricks and spanish matador matador. >> the dress in the front and the gown in the back.t. i don't know if you can. she has beautiful legs. >> can i really not say this? >> i don't know. i don't know if it's appropriate. but either was that. so we're good. lady gaga going traditional in a silver sequinsed gown. didn't cover everything it should have. >> rihanna went overboard with the traditional -- the pink ruffled wedding cake thing from somebody that i can't pronounce. >> very wedding cake though. >> yeah. you were saying she has a great figure. surprising she didn't wear something more -- >> leaving a lot of mystery. >> you don't know what's going on there. >> no. and sia hiding her face. her 12-year-old mini me is dance mom star who appeared in two of her videos. >> that's the fashion. it was sia's performance and people talking online. >> she hit "chandelier" facing the wall while her dancers did the talking for her. >> and one of the dancers though this is a surprise i didn't know i was seeing things but that is kristen wiig. she wore that signature blond bob and p

. >> we can't have the tree dom to come and go. >> they may have a venue playing dance music like this until 4:00 a.m. many worry about the noise. >> the other events that are on the list are going to be like bringing the burning man festival to sonoma valley. >> we are a couple years down the road. >> the raceway president hopes to stage the concert in 2017. but he first needs approval for another major event besides racing. >> we are going through an environmental impact report. >> many call it a no brainer for the economy. >> we need our tourism. it creates jobs. >> before the music starts the festival will need the approval of sonoma supervisors. cornell bernard abc7 news. >> a permanent fix for balding? next on abc7 news, forget transplants and toupes. the treatment men are dying to try. >> and duty free diapers? >> and he may be buried under snow, but he is coming out on top. one new englander's plan to get his hands on your cold hard cash. i'll let you know when the live doppler 7hd is picking u what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monit

this is going to put dom some pretty significant snow. it starts this morning. dallas area and southern arkansas. by this evening it's tracking its way across mississippi, alabama, and georgia right around the commute time. birmingham, atlanta, right on the line. we could be talking significant snow in the city. heading overnight the snow overspreading north carolina. we'll see some of the biggest totals. it will be brushing the southern jersey area before it moves out to sea. snow totals we start to see this dark blue. we're talking up to six inches of snow potentially. you notice it comes right through the northern parts of mississippi, alabama, and georgia. here we could be talking over a half foot and certainly some totals in north carolina including around the triangle. it could be over 6 inches total before it departs. after it more snow moving in. highs. you'll feel it first across the front range of the rockies into the midwest. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> southwest airlines grounded 128 of its planes because it miss add deadline for

. >> dom is in the house.. >> saw it in the corner of the monitor. >> bring it in. >> hey -- we all want to know, yes, we know it's your birthday tomorrow, but so happensing i checked the mapper out, you're not going to be here. >> yeah, that's right. >> you took the day off. >> took the day off. >> wow. >> i know television folks have a sensitivity about their birthdays. can i ask how old? >> 25 again? >> there you go. >> you guys are the best, thank you. >> the best. >> that is a nice cake. >> i'm going to stick it right here, though. just so you know, happy birthday. >> thank you. >> i was going to tell you about the markets, of course. they are holding up. ukraine, cease fire, developments in greece, waiting for a solution there, the apple story not discounted. that stock keeps going up. that deal in the travel space, so some m&a, got a lot of stuff coming together today. final trades in. >> panera, buy it. >> long kiss koe. >> josh? >> try net, love it. >> pete? >> the energy space sees more options. it's

. >>> and antioch police say they know who is responsible for the kidnapping and rape of a dom knows delivery person. thewoman says she was making a delivery at blue bell circle yesterday when a 17-year-old forced her back into her car at gunpoint. she then had to drive to an undisclosed location where he arrived and sexually assaulted her and police later arrested the teenager where the victim was trying to make the delivery of the pizza. >>> and this man was back in an l.a. courtroom this morning. lawyers for both sides asked for a delay in a bail review hearing. saying they need more time to prepare. knight is charged with murder and attempted murder and hit- and-run. authorities say he ran down and killed one man and seriously injured another last month. >>> rain has aided efforts to douse a destructive wildfire along the eastern slope of the sierra. the fire started friday and strong winds turned the flames into what a cal fire captain called a freight train. the fire ripped through the communities of small meadows and paradise. 39 homes were destroyed and evacuation orders rema

they pledged to keep on walking until they secured the fry doms promised them by the u.s. constitution. as they crass crossed the edmund pettus bridge a wall of state troopers were waiting at the foot of the bridge. news stations from across the country televised the brutality that followed as foot soldiers like hosea williams, john lewis, f.d. reese bob lance, and albert turner sr. of perry county and so many others were attacked on edmund pettus bridge on what has become known as bloody sunday. the journey of the foot soldiers we honor today was not an easy one. they were discriminated by whites and ostracized by blacks who were afraid to join them. but still they persevered because they could no longer bear the burdens of second class citizenship. the president of dallas county voter's league reverend f.d. reese wasn't going to let nobody turn him around he, told me he feel said that, given the conditions that existed in selma and the south at the time, he wanted to make sure that things were different. he was willing to do whatever was necessary to ensure that people n

dom showed the graphic, the globe.com.napchat if snapchat is worth 19 or $20 billion it's a viable product people use. equivalent of the globe would be i have a pep.com. we're not seeing that yet but we're starting to think when will we see that. >> some of the valuations of the -- >> wait a minute -- >> the snapchats and others, airbnb and you know uber things. >> what about the variety of the nasdaq. only 40% of the nasdaq composite is tech. the tech heavy nasdaq, it's not half. companies like whole foods, starbucks, kraft is now in the nasdaq. >> biotechs. >> and pharmas are -- 8 or 9%. >> gotten the nasdaq to where it is now. >> when you look at the biotechs this is a different area too. this is nothing like 2000 in the biotechs either. 2000 i stood on the trading floors every one of these names if they had a 200 p/e that was considered reasonable. most had nothing. they had a hope. we have a pipeline, one of our drugs some day might make it out on to the market. now you've got amgen, celgene, gilead have earnings, pip

the congress party that been a big dom man part of indian politics for a about century now but looks absolutely annihilated in this election. it will be interesting to see where one of india's biggest and most historic parties goes from here. >> six were killed after a bus attack in bangladesh. explosive devices were thrown in the vehicle. thirty people were injured. >> that was the latest in a string of attacks fueled by an ongoing transportation strike. the unrest is now hurting the country's economy. >> there's been a transportation strike since january 5 and there are no trucks willing to take things to port. >> i haven't been able to ship rawhide. i have 250 square feet sitting here that's worth about half a million dollars. >> across bangladesh, traders say their businesses are being hurt but the general strikes called by the option party b.n.p. which wants to force the prime minister to resign and call new elections. >> it's rush hour. the lines are almost completely empty to the main entrance of the capitol. to give some idea of the economic impact of the opposition blockade,