dom. >> he's getting a pay boost. what we got right now the new pay package now improving for 2016 a total compensation pack yaj of $28 million. 3.7% increase over the $27 million he made last year. of that 28 it million, $1.5 million will be an annual base salary and performance based in compensation will be $26.5 million. five million of that incentive compensation will be in the form of cash and the rest of it, the 21.5 will be in the form of performance share units. interesting move here. jamie dimon famously made that call back on february 11th. back over to you. >> karen i'm guessing he's worth every penny. >> yeah. all those pictures of him smiling. he should be. the last point that dom made is the most important.

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cnbc's dom choo. >> i appreciate that. first of all, thank you. i always move and always going here. i look at the char for the dow transportation index, i think about inner chris berman, motoring, what's your price? never mind. index lower today bhut hit a record high yesterday and today's down day was only the second one in the last eight. yeah, a lot the of strong near term momentum. a biggest drag airline stocks, and ar american airlines reporting earnings in-line with expectations concerns about labor costs and other things dragging lower and the entire industry as well. ishares, iyt particularly, tracks dow transports index. shares the last few days traded more actively than average. like other parts of the market, the index is now trading at at level well above its 200 day price. average long-term average you see there. the bears may look for a pause or some pullback here. bulls take comfort both the dow industrials and the transportation stocks are making kithd of simultaneous record highs in concert with each other. melissa, transports co

dollar and how it treated this particular etf. >> should we invite dom over? >> no. >> the guy came all the way here. >> we've been asking for this for a long time. >> bring him in. >> thank you. >> we got the themes and everything. it's fachk. >> i love the fact -- >> welcome buddy. in terms of i'm going to go to in terms of what is in that ishares cap what is in it? a weak peso is. >> you have wall max, you have groupa mexico in addition to a few minor. remember a depreciations currency if you're an exporter of something in dollars does very well. there's certain parts of this for mexico that are actually not bad and i would make an argument that the move from 13.5 to 19 was not only a dollar em cross currency move and declining oil production in mexico. they've got a big problem with that. i actually look at the eww at 42 bucks which is the low and say that's your bottom to trade from and i actually think, 70% of this move, 20% tariffs is in that currency right now. you push lower. >> so could this growing tension between the u.s. and mexico trigger a trade war? l

>> it's a good point, dom. we're in consolidation mode here, rates consolidating, equities consolidates, for that matter currencies consolidating. certainly a lot of news to digest. this will be the biggest week in earnings. 30% of the s&p reporting earnings this week. we'll see the fourth quarter gdp number on friday. certainly we have all the moment by moment rhetoric coming out of washington about where priorities lie for the new administration in the first 100 days. investors are trying to digest that, take it in we're telling them to stay focused on the economy, not just focus on the moment by moment headlines. >> where priorities lie certainly appear to be trade. that keeps with donald trump's campaign promises. his first action to withdraw from tpp, while expected, an important signal. how do you protect your portfolio from some protectionist moves like this? >> that's a great point. i think there's a unique circumstance lining up here. we did hear most of the rhetoric around trade early on, tpp, nafta,

as dom said, ubs is a wealth manager. look at what morgan stanley's done, the retail banks and brokers have been doing well. i think it's an overhang of never having purged the system. they're well below their highs as dom said. i feel as if there's almost justification for that divergence. we're arguably with our financial sector a couple of years ahead in terms of the healing process. >> the real question is are they going to catch up. >> that is the question. >> thank you, dominic. 40 minutes to go into the close. >> we still have modest losses on the major indexes. we have the dow hovering holding most of its gains but not quite to be able to hold that 20,100 mark. >>> up next, dow component chevron which you can see on the bottom right of your careen is lagging. it's the worst performers in the industrials. >>> also up, teamsters james hoffa has his take on donald trump. ♪ we're drowning in information. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you so

the one and only dom chu.nis, thanks to you. >> i think i was here the very first week if not the first show. you scraped the bottle of the barrel then and here am i again. >> does guy have more or less hair? >> guy has the same amount but i have demon strusly less. >> the inflation trade if you heard me, it's something i continue to believe in. the industrial metals took a pause i would argue in december. copper up 3%, ppi up 5.5%. that is good news for commodities. copper to me is the commodity that has the most supply/glapd demand upward pressure. >> i still have uri. and that is good. the thing about these are really big moves. remember these companies are so levered that the equities vice president moved nearly as much. valuations rather haven't moved nearly as much. so there could be more room to run. >> look at caterpillar for example. these guys have been all over the trade. kudos for sure. but caterpillar trades at around 32 times forward earnings. december 20, they reported retail sales which railroa

thanks for joining me here, dom. send it to you, carl, for "squawk alley." >> guys, thank you so much. good wednesday morning. welcome to "squawk alley," an historic day on wall street, the dow crossing 20k for the first time ever. take a look at where we stand now. dow's up 152, close to the highs of the session. jon fortt, kayla tausche and myself here at post 9. also all-time highs for the s&p, for the nasdaq, nearly a two-year low on the vix, the 10-year at the highs for the year, around 2.5%. bob pisani, people were wondering, where is bob on a day like today? we're going to talk to him in a moment, but a lot going on across all kinds of sectors,

. >> thanks, dom. have a great weekend. banks have been on fire, but if you're worried about next week's earnings, dan has a way to protect some of those gains. dan's at the smart board. >> let's look at the s&p financial etf. those implied moves that dom laid out, i would be very surprised to see those names move that much when you think of how much money is plowed into this sector in the last six weeks or so. i don't think they're going to be giving it up so quickly. i suspect november and december for all the stuff that these investment banks do with rates going the way they did, the volumes that we saw, some of the capital market activity, i bet you they had good quarters. here's the question you have to ask yourself. if you've ridden this move, some of these stocks are up 20, 25, 30%, what are you going to do? what are the next catalysts? i suspect the guidance they give may not be as good as what sentiment suspects. it's very different than what consensus expects. sentiment is high. you may want to look past next week

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dom giordano, how is governor wolf going to do anything over this next calendar year? >> well, he's gonna have a lot of trouble doing anything. he's gonna be on the defensive, but i don't have a lot of faith in these guys in harrisburg who are republicans. >> how come? >> you still have the liquor law in place, even though we've had widespread pushback with wolf, and they just seem to be out of touch. the sanctuary cities bill got passed, wolf vetoed it, but they ran out of days and didn't do anything with it. so he'll be on the defensive, but i don't know that there's so many people there pushing back against him in a united way among republicans. they squabble. >> and, you know, matt, there's a lot the governor can do where he doesn't need the legislature. i think governor wolf discovered that after that first year where he couldn't get that budget through. economic development -- there's a lot of latitude there that the governor has in terms of grants and actions that he can take, and he has taken. >> port of philadelphia. >> yeah, things like that. the opioid crisi

to talk more about what happened today and president trump, dom, thanks so much for being with us. i want to talk about those job approval ratings, first because that is 36 percent of americans voters a roof, 36 percent approval rating, what do you think on that? >> well, i think he is a very controversial figure, we know that but i can tell thaw 46 percent is engaged by and large, the base of it, that is what he is asking, and his job approval, as a president is going to be determined by whether he brings jobs back, whether he keeps america safe. all this other stuff, all of the distractions and all might be a bit entertaining but ultimately that is going to be the core of whether people support him or not, particularly after the first 100 days. they have to see movement on these things, otherwise, this other stuff will be tiresome. >> let's talk about the border wall with mexico. we get news that mexican president has cancelled his trip to washington. the president says that he is moving forward with the border wall. people in his own party senator lindsey graham is saying, and t

back to you. >> wise words from dom chu. thanks, dom. see you a little bit later. >>> going to times square and the nasdaq. you've been above 5,000 for a while, bertha. >> we have. yesterday we did the -- the dow in a sense sort of copying the nasdaq. nasdaq hit the milestone 5600 and actually closed there on the same day. which is fairly bullish. what's interesting is we started with small caps. if you look back after the election. that's where people sort of thought the animal spirits would go, the america-first kind of trade. small caps have lagged as kelly mentioned, not pulling out a new all-time high. it's really shifted to the large caps here on the nasdaq. today, in fact, as the nasdaq 100 reaches a new all-time high you had 11 components today that were also hitting historic highs, including not a tech stock but csx. csx joining the nasdaq 100 last february. it has been on fire. if you take a look at the right side of that chart since the election, it's been since the new year that it's up. it's up 30% year-to-date, the best per

>> i'm just surprised you put me on. >> tom: it's an interest in idea for a business, we all wish domk that guy, i feel bad for him. you can't walk into tucker unprepared. >> i do feel bad for him but i think it's great. i had heard about this, people have been having rumors that these protesters were being paid. i think it's great that he called them out, that it doesn't exist. making a greater divide, all those people are getting paid, paid $50 an hour to protest, they don't really care about it. i'm glad that he called it out. >> tom: he kicked it up a notch, he announced that he was changing from anti-trump protests to anti-anti-trump protests. >> it's shia the 's new art installation. >> tom: jimmy, what do you think of this guy? >> the guy is completely a scam, i'm starting to doubt his claims that he has a wardrobe department, too. he looks like he's dressed like a mannequin, remember the store errol postel or whatever. this is the most annoying person in society, the guy who think she's a rebel, i pretended to be something, i was on tv for a week. he just booked a month of unp

dom. >> he's getting a pay boost.hat we got right now the new pay package now improving for 2016 a total compensation pack yaj of $28 million. 3.7% increase over the $27 million he made last year. of that 28 it million, $1.5 million will be an annual base salary and performance based in compensation will be $26.5 million. five million of that incentive compensation will be in the form of cash and the rest of it, the 21.5 will be in the form of performance share units. interesting move here. jamie dimon famously made that call back on february 11th. back over to you. >> karen i'm guessing he's worth every penny. >> yeah. all those pictures of him smiling. he should be. the last point that dom made is the most important. when nobody liked the stock, he did. he stepped up and bought half a million shares. clearly he was right to do it. he's made so much more on that trade than this relatively small move. he deserves it. he's a great ceo. >> that's a really important part, when you look at everyone always says why are ins

tonight we're expected to hear which of the three candidates will be dom nominated to the supreme court. >>> this is a new concept. a sanctuary state. a live look at san francisco now. california could become the first such place in the country as hearings begin in sacramento to shield eupl tpwrapbts in every city and town within our borders. >>> a setback for a new las vegas stadium. why sheldon is pulling out of the proposal. today in the bay starts right now. >>> a very good now tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. tuesday gets to be even trickier. it's harderer than that if you haven't had your coffee. >> i haven't had cup of coffee. >> let's see, let's see. >> i think i'm going to do okay i am tracking sunshine. >> there you go. >> so i have good news. sam isn't fond of tuesdays. >> i didn't say that. >> will we see a chance of rain again in the fork. yes, we are tracking rain by the middle of the week. by middle of the week, you mean tomorrow. south bay, 41. peninsula, 48 not as chilly as the 30s we have seen the past co

one thing blake always tell me he is feels guilty when his contestants don't make it to superstar dom. >> you can't help but become friends with some of these people. if you have a string or two can you pull for them, why wouldn't you do that, you know? >> blake will give 37-year-old sun da dan sundance a boost here. but there is an angle, that's the record deal. blake has spoken out about it and ss has adam levine. the consensus is that the coaches beeieve the record label doesn't have a clear cut plan. this morning i spoke to sundance by phone about the exciting news. >> what are some of the secrets of making it in country music that blake shared with you is. >> well, you have to be really persistent and try to follow your dream as hard as possible. it's never going to be easy. >> what kind of things are you looking for specifically when you're out there with blake on tour watching him perform every night? >> i just really need to pay attention to see how he will work the crowd and see what energy he brings to his live perform uns. i have a lot of room to grow and i'm excited to wat

oh-- first up, dom the whale. ( all cheering ) 200 yards! announcer: wow!xt, larry the lobster. ( yells ) ( screaming ) ( panting ) 210 yards! announcer: here goes sandy cheeks. whoa... yee-ahh! ( fearful squealing ) ( thud ) 510 yards! announcer: wow! fabulous. beat that, spongebob. up next, spongebob squarepants. all ( making farting noises and chanting ): spongebob! spongebob! ( struggling, grunting ) ouch. ( audience booing, whistling ) uh... just kidding. ( laughter and cheering ) that spongebob's funnier than ears on an acorn. oh, this is it. they're all going to find out i'm a fake. i can't give up. i've got to try. i can do it! i've got anchor arms. i'm no wimp. i'm a jerk! ( blows ) yeah. ( heavy groaning ) ( air hisses ) ( crowd boos; air hisses ) ( air hisses ) all: ooh. ( air hisses ) ( air hisses ) ( boinging ) all ( chanting ): spongebob! spongebob! ( screams ) ( explosion ) ( air whistles as arms deflate ) ooh. i think he lost. all ( chanting ): sandy! sandy! sandy! ( chuckles weakly ) spongebob: 96... 97... 98... 99... 100. i want a hundred

. >> paris brought up the biggest dom shell in her new interview with rolling stone. she was sexually assaulted by a much older complete stranger when she was just 14. quote, i don't want to give too many details. it was hard for me and at the time, i didn't tell anybody. >> next year paris tried to kill herself by slashing her wrist and taking 20 motrin pills. tattoos cover the scars from the suicide attempt as well as track marks left from the previous drug addition. >> paris is wearing a bracelet that michael jackson was wearing when he indicted. a little rope and jade thing he got a in africa. she said that michael comes to her this her dreams all the time. snets ♪ ♪ >> nearly eight years after michael died paris said she believed her daud was murdered and his death was a set-up. >> he believed people were out to get him. he was worth hundreds of millions of dollars and people were concerned people were trying to get their hands on it. >> the 18-year-old who was at paris passion week and doing photo shoots blames concert promotors saying they drained them dry and

back to you. >> thank you very much, dom. dom chu on the floor.et's head to the bond pits and join rick santelli at the cme group in chicago. rick. >> good morning, david. you know, if you look up at the dollar index trading around 100.5, 100.43ish. if you look at a three-year chart, breakout over 100 that occurred right around mid november haven't closed below it. that's the key. because yesterday was another day, we've had several in a row with intraday violations, but by a whisker literally we closed above it. that's a big area to pay attention to, corresponds to 107ish on the euro versus dollar. every maturity moving up, twos through 30s basically cloesed a high yields basically since the very end of december of last year. if we look at a year-to-date of bunds, it's basically at one-year highs. if you look at year-to-date of jgbs might only be nine basis points but also closed at one-year highs. a lot of focus by friends of cnbc like peter boockvar focusing on longer maturities like the 40-year. if we consider that everything is about calibrat

you don't have to be more about the way women dress, but i ow she has had the superstar dom so to speak not have ons and all, and lets you know that she is a mother, and let's you know she is a wife, and yet she still controls the entire industry. >> she is putting on her pop star uniform. it's a show. >> to say what. >> she is not -- >> she is a boss at home. >> she is absolutely -- >> a man is the head of the household if he is a good man. >> if you are wearing leotards. >> that has never been happening. you put on the uniform that you are to portray. she on a pop star. she is on stage, looking scantly. >> how did you get to this point, what ha >> okay. >> that's how i got to this i'm nigerian and my mother told us that no n achieve. i am a professor. i've been the youngest professor. my sister is a surgeon. >> do you have a husband. >> i do have a husband, my husband is an attorney. he is a boss. >> i'm raising two bosses. >> nobody is arguing with that, but i just -- maybe it's a different culture in someway. maybe that is it. let me take a break. i respect what you're saying. i don

you can see the beltway ise thet okay but we dom expect some some slowdowns as the morning mr commutep and we an continue to have theseue to hase deteriorating weatherdeterior conditions.at c 270 southbound you juonst got gt building volume moderatelyume my from 70 down to clarksburg.larg. and staying in maryland herendhr top of the beltway looks okay. . 95 itself no problemsr northbound or southbound and it looks likeit l baltimore-washington parkway noooe-wa issues.ssues. 50 parkway slow.w. 295 definitely slowing. slo very heavy just volume due toe o the wet roads visit to thesit 11th street bridge.br that's a look at traffic.traf more in less than 10 minutes.ut. steve. stev >> tracking metro this morninggg massive crowds used metro too to get to the inauguration friday a even more people rode metro to the women's march on saturday.sa over the two days friday anday d saturday metro trains busesins s and paratransit served well over 2 million passengerpass trips. metro officials say saturday january 21st was the secondsecod busiest day in metro's historyt with over a million ridershi

this is cell phone video showing the terrifying moments right after a gunman started shooting aat land doms travelers were waiting for their luggage at baggage claim. tonight the fbi says it has not ruled out terrorism as it continues to investigate why a 26-year-old man from new jersey just opened fire. fox 29's brad sattin joining us live in the studio. brad, the fbi held a late night news conference. >> reporter: a short time they wrapped up telling us more about who the suspect is. got to florida apparently had been earlier on thursday anchorage, alaska. motive still unclear but the fbi new he had mental health issues because he voluntarily came to then but then released is now accused of in this mass shooti shooting. >> all i know, i was staning over there having a cigarette, we heard gunfire, people started running. then everybody dropped down. they have a pile of blood just raining through inside the terminal. then there was one victim that was over in the corner here that got shot i think in the upper arm. >> reporter: running and hiding for their lives just before 1:00 p.m. at ft.

but a sign of things to dom.s we look outside we have lingering sunshine in philadelphia with clouds getting thicker over the next several hours. it's cold if you head outside to get stuff done you may want to put on layers and extra gear. 31 if philadelphia and winds out of the west at 10 and could gust as high as 20 and temperatures only getting to the low to mid-30s it will feel like the 20s. obviously the clouds are thicker now than they were at dawn. there is additional snow shower out to the west and something pops through during the afternoon and the bulk of this comes through in bits and pieces between 7:00 and 9:00 and fills in tonight. 35 is your high in philadelphia and 32 in trenton. these numbers are a bit above freezing but the windchills make it feel like the 20s the rest of the way. 34 by 2:00, and 35 by 3:00, and 34 by 4:00 and by 6:00 down to 30 degrees below freezing and setting the table for the snow to come in. 29 by 8:00 and 10:00, 29 we were mild in the last 4 hours and some of you were ask

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we'll see if he sees dom. >> i really appreciate that. first of all, thank you. always moving, always going. when i look at the dow, i think about chaneling that inner chris berman, the night ranger. the index of 20 stocks was lower today but we did hit a record high. and today's down day was only the second one in the last eight. one of the biggest drags came by the airline stocks overall. that's after american airlines reported earnings that were in line with expectations but there were concerns about rising labor costs that helped drive stocks lower. the i-shares transportation etf, iyt, tracks this dow trans ports index and shares over the last few days have traded more actively than average. like other parts of the market, it is now trading at a level well above the 200-day nch after price. so the bears may be looking for a pause or a pullback here. the bulls will take comfort that the dow industrials are making simultaneous record highs in concert with each other. the trans ports continue to be a focus of traders as they battle around these record high leve

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i think what dom said, if you are an investor for the very long term, you want to focus on or worry that resessions and i don't see one on the horizon but these declines of 5 or 10% or more tend to happen more frequently than we might think. whenever we have other a 1,000 point move in the dow, we end up falling into a 5% decline a little more than after the fact. this is first time we've gone more than 2,000 levels without resetting the dial. the last two were 1999 and 2007. also, we typically find that, i would say almost nine times out of ten, the s&p does trade in a negative year to date territory at any point in the year. bat 70% of the time, it happens in the first quarter of the year. valuations or p.e. ratios, if it ended today it would be the second most expensive since world war ii. >> you think the underpinnings are still pretty firm, and that the move that we just described basically happened before the election. perhaps the election was a further catalyst. you saw this happening during the summer. >> yeah. i think that a lot of the underpinnings of this latest rally were sta

dom? >> how many stocks are actually participating in this broader market rally since this election that. and more coming up after the break. keep it here on "power lunch." >> hi, everyone. i'm sue herrera. foreign minister boris johnson telling parliament that the incoming trump administration is free to do a trade deal with britain. >> i have to say a huge fund of goodwill for the united kingdom on capitol hill. and a very large measure of understanding that now is the time to do a free trade deal. they want to do it. they want to do it fast. >> high blood pressure now affects more than 3 billion adults around the world. a new study says rates of high systolic blood pressure, the top number, have sky rocketed since 1990. hypertension was linked to more than 10 million deaths in 2015, making it the leading cause of preventible deaths. >>> and clare hollingworth, who broke the news that world war ii has started, has died in hong kong at the age of 105. she was the first to report germany's

dom to you feel like wins have been trained to work with children. they know what they are doing. if they approve. do you feel like it should be included. >> to, i don't think the wins have a roof that. why would doctor hite and upper levels why would they not approve this. why wouldn't they give you a statement to say, we allow principals to to it. i think in the working coalition of educators web site, alex is there commentary of what do you do if your principal is not on board with this and it the is all over the lays. i would like to see the 60 principals or so that have signed off on this, and endorsed black lives hat eras a group, what about the other side to this. what about the point of people that are in opposition to black lives matter and some of their tactics one of them would be martin luther king junior. >> we cannot speak for sure if martin luther king junior would endorse this or would be on board but you are saying if they made sure to include the other side, and other views, then maybe you would be okay, more well balanced. >> i just find it to be curious, again,

that number likely to dom down a little bit more as clouds are breaking. 9:00, still at 41.ot a little bit of stronger wind at 13 miles an hour. then the temperatures will warm up. and it's going to feel spring like this afternoon for most areas. 54 for philadelphia. 52 degrees in the suburbs. you see a lot of sunshine in new jersey. little warmer inland than at the shore because of ocean water temperatures. hold the temperature to 50 degrees this afternoon for the shore. just shy of 50 in lehigh valley. a lot of sunshine so actually feel warmer than that. delaware getting closer to 60 degrees this afternoon. take you through it hour by hour with the future cast and talk about the next wet weather that will be moving into the area when i come back in ten minutes. first francesca has first alert traffic. >> now, folks if you have been taking the connector bridge and part of daily routine, i understand you're going to be impacted be i the closure. be providing alternates all morning long. here's one i have set in place for you. coming from the new jersey turnpike, i'm sorry th

he's had more on the run of the election and the volume that's been drying up lately, dom.? >> it's interesting like charlie just said, there are at least a number of these names in the banking sector that have run up a lot. and perhaps giving some traders a bit of a moment of pause here. if you look at the q ef that attracts major parts of the banking industry, the kre, the regional bank etf, both of those you can see since the elections have gone up a very, very long way in a very short amount of time. we are now trading in areas where many say that perhaps we don't see very often relative to where they trade on an average basis. that's giving some traders a moment of pause. if you talk about the volume picture overall, yes, we are still kind of neck deep trying to get out of the holiday season. volumes have been down for many of these major sector etfs. look at the volume dropoff. this is the financials. xlf over the past ten days traded 45.5 million shares. over the last ten days, 42 odd million shares. over the past 30 days and 60 days, check out the volume dropoff. ye

dom chiu. >> up near session highs, 160 points to the upside.umber of traders this morning said they were looking for a few key point notice marketplace to see whether we could hold these gains. among the chief suspects, i guess, were the financial stocks. we are still holding those gains in the financials and s&p 500. bank stocks certainly doing their part. goldman sachs, one of the biggest reasons why we are here in today's trading, adding the most points to the dow besides what boeing is doing on the yields of earnings today. also, take a look at the marketplace, getting the attention of some traders down here. that is the home building sector. take a look at some of the big home builders like pulte, d.r. horton, lennar, kb home. it's trying to recover some of those gains right now. green across the board for the major ones. take a look at one of the big etfs that tracks this market, the shb, spdr home builders, up midday. up over 1 1.25% so far. with the move over the past couple of weeks, home builders and that etf are getting back up towar

do it and have some stuff we release to make putin looked dressed up in a goofy child's outfit with dom nay tricks, i think we're playing a different game than they're playing and we're losing at this int. >> or, gary b., rease financial information about putin and all of his buddies that prevent banks internationally from doing business with them. that would be tougher. >> yes, it would definitely be tougher. going back to lee's point, she said a lot of people don't understand this. you know what, lee, i plead guilty. i don't understand, i don't even understand why is he sanctioning? what is the end game? what is he going to make russia do? not spy on us, not hack us? we're already spying on them, we're hacking them, i'm not saying what russia did were right but we're sanctioning them, what, because exposed democratic national committee e-mails, hillary's e-mails? that's the big thing? i think the whole thing is silly. i think once again obama has proven that seriously he is the worst foreign policy president we've ever had. >> jehmu, clearly democrats are upset about the hacking. do t

when bro' testers took to the streets of philly thursday many saw it as exercise in flee dom. >> protesting is part of our country how american was born. >> reporter: while others considered it more of an inconvenience. >> i think people get annoyed it disrupts traffic and block street. >> reporter: add violence and destruction to the mix and you see why some are turned off. >> by the very nature protests are disruptive of the status quo. >> reporter: the senior director of programs and services at the pennsylvania historical society says protesters made people uncomfortable and angry throughout naiing's's history. >> reporter: you have boston tea party sam adams seen as a hot head and when women marched on washington 19 13 it was the fact it was women marching in the street. >> and movement of 1960s. >> the people against america and destruction are seen as heroes. >> reporter: are first amendment marches largely successful. >> i'm sure protest verz an impact. they're out and visible. >> reporter: it often takes years of dedication and reinvent. first you been with lick protest for gay rig

julia boorstin reports from las vegas, the focus was on a few dom it instant high tech trends. >> new super thin tvs are on display, some of the biggest news is about the content consumers can access on these giant screens or anywhere else as technology revolutionized the entertainment experience. today hulu announcing it's new streaming tv bundle live an on demand content plus dvr capability for under $40. >> when people take the hulu package they're in the paid tv systems with services like ours you're going to see paid tv stabilize in this country and grow in the future. >> hulu joining direct toifl and sling with alternatives to the traditional live tv bundle and media companies are increasingly on board. >> there was a lot of concern and what we really i think were able to convince them of, look, cord cutting is happening. it's happening without sling being in the market so you can either ignore it or you can try to embrace it and figure out packages that will appeal to people who cut the cord. so i think there's now a growing acceptance really they need to segment the market. >>

what's not questionable is that joel embiid quickly becoming household name, and superstar dom likelyaround the corner, but is that enough to get what he snaps embiid doing well in the first all-star voting returns. placing one spot out of the starting front court. also, taken to social media in an effort to get the attention of star musician, rihanna, who he calls his crush. breath brown says if this pushes him to be better player, then go for t. >> well, if it does, another reason for me to try to help promote him. >> i had a different agenda. but if that's the side benefit for joel, i can see that. he's got good taste. >> drexel hosting unc wilmington last night, the dragon getting his dance on. the team came out flat. danzel ingram stealing it from long-range for the satisfy hawks, then ingram, into the sharing mood, he sees for the ally-oop. twenty-two-point and 14 boards. unc wilmington easy winner 90 to 72. that's all for sports, i'm pat gallen. have a great day. >> well, team usa olympics star sim old biles is in our area tonight. >> the gold medal gymnast will be rooting -- r

verse charged a 21 year old with aggravated assault on police officer, police responded to a call for dom he is vehicle lens on new years eve, and they say, alexander carney attacked a 21 year old woman. but police say he violently resisted arrest, injuring two police officers, as well as k9 officer when they tried to take him into custody. they're all expected to be okay. >> twenty-three year old man is dead, after fight in north philadelphia. tonight the killers still on the loose. police say gunfire broke out around 8:30 this morning on the 2800 block of north park avenue. the victim was shot four times. medics took him to temple hospital where he was pronounced dead, and right now, police don't have a description of the shooter. >>> fire investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire in prospect park delaware county. here is video from fresco user, shows us home, 14 avenue, engulfed in flames. the two alarm fire broke out overnight and there is no word right now if anyone is hurt. >>> well, loved ones will say their final good-byes to explain pennsylvania trooper, later this

forward dom barrow finished this well worked try in the first half as tigers looked to be cruising tough to stop tigers beating their east midlands rivals 27—20 at welford road. there were also wins for harlequins, ospreys and exeter. england will play scotland in the quarter—finals of the rugby 75 in wellington. england beat papua new guinea, argentina and kenya to go through, oliver lindsay—hague among the try scorers for england. scotland won two of their three pool games. wales also made it in the quarter—finals — they'll take on papua new guinea. wigan st patricks are into the draw for the second round of rugby league's challenge cup, after beating leigh miners. with just five minutes left on the clock mike scriven burst through a hole in the miners defence, setting up phillip mitchell to go over for the deciding score. james ratcliffe's conversion secured bragging rights for pats over their local rivals, winning 16—12. england's netballers have got their quad series tournament off to a winning start, after narrowly beating south africa 60—55 in extra time. after a slow start, en

now to dom chu. hi, dom. >> tyler, this is what we got here. overall i'm in a kind of interesting sweet spot because we got a number of stocks trading all around me that are the focus of a lot of traders today, especially when it comes to dow 20,000. behind me a gts, chevron, those shares shaving about four points off the dow. united technologies trades at imc post 6 right next to me here. those shares taking five points off the dow today. and then caterpillar shares on the heels of earnings taking about six points off there as well. so the biggest attractors, ask for where the big strength-s united health care and goldman sachs, both those also trade at citadel post 5. the reason why i mention them is we're bup maybe -- we were up about 25 points about five minutes ago, the majority, and i mean like 80%, 90% of the gains in the dow are attribute annual to just those two stocks, goldman sachs, united health care. those continue to be in the focus of traders today when it comes to this dow 20,000 mark. but as you can see, the motion's been prett

. >> cris: dom capers has a magic wand. how he has this to 17 points with who he has left in his holster, i have no idea. >> al: fires. that's caught, in green bay territory goes ebron. they hit the tight end again. ball is at the 45 yard line. before the two-minute warning to take advantage of it. stafford will step up and throw. that's over the mid. and you have tate going to the 21 yard line. and that comes with a two-minute warning at 1:57. so, tate exhausted. but he has the ball at the 21 yard line. 31-17. . ♪ oh, sunday night >> al: detroit's very own mike tirico is here. and will unveil the entire playoff schedule for next weekend. michele on the field with the stars of the game. and we'll take a look ahead to wild card weekend. now, as far as the afc is concerned, we know what's happening there, in terms of the match-ups. dolphins will be at the steelers. and the raiders will be at the texans. patriots, number one seed. chiefs, big day for them. they beat san diego. and oakland lost to the chiefs, who would have bee