. >> dom giordano, radio-talk-show host. >> hi, matt.ood morning. >> rich negrin, attorney. >> hi, matt. good to be here. >> and ed turzanski, foreign-policy analyst. >> good morning, matt. >> all right. here they are. [ laughter ] so, this is goofy kicking donald. this is the 7th congressional district in pennsylvania. this is another one that i just threw out there because someone thinks that this looks like god touching man. >> ohh. >> that would me man -- you know the michelangelo painting? >> yes, okay. >> that's the 12th congressional district, which is out in western pennsylvania. so gerrymandering, that's what we're talking about right here. the pennsylvania state supreme court ruled this week that all 18 of the state's congressional districts need to be redrawn because they were gerrymandered to favor republicans. the gop-led legislature has until february 9th to submit a new map. there is the current map there right now. a new map -- and governor wolf has until the 15th to send it back to the court. we'll get governor wolf's re

back to you. >> thank you, dom.ave a good weekend. >>> what do you make of the recent activity and the fact bitcoin trading closer to the -- >> that to me is interesting right? first had the bitcoin futures come out you could almost pick up 8% between the time they came out and selling a longer, call it a march future, you'd get 8%. that's come down significantly part of the reason, not a lot of brokers were trading futures institutions couldn't trade them in size. now that you're getting expanding open interest, expanding volume, you're going to start to see that pick up you're going to start to see the spread between bitcoin and futures compress a bit all a good thing for the ecosystem. that means it's operating in a healthy way and operating in a way that it should, like every oh future market. >> in terms of what it's doing, doesn't seem to do anything to volatility the thinking, perhaps would dampen some volatility in the underlying asset >> yeah. >> haven't seen that >> we haven't seen that so much yet. over t

who's going to toss it to dom. >> yes, i will thank you, sue let's get up to dom chu back at hq withean close >> i now have the baton, mike. european markets wrapping up the first trading day of 2018, posting their best yearly performance since 2013 strength in basic resources offsetting the recent autos hurt by weaker new car sales in france today in european currencies they are weighing in on exporters and weakness in the u.s. dollar, as well the euro came to a close, at least close to a three-year high earlier in the session helped along by upbeat news about growth euro zone manufacturers reporting strongest month on month record with pmi jumping to 6.6 in december, its highest level since the surveys began in the mid-1997 range germany and austria, ireland, as well, reporting record growth. as for the uk, the manufacturing side of things fell nearly two points from a four-year high to 56.3 in december, below consensus estimates, but the pound still rising against the u.s. dollar. also in the uk, bp, british petroleum, says it will take a one-time, $1.5 billion charge as a result

breaking it all down is a man who is too hot to handle, dom chu. >> reporter: well, forget about hot,elissa, how about roller coaster ride up and down. or hot and cold, whatever you want to call it. what we've seen in the midst of this price action is a rise in trading interest in the two futures contracts tied to the cryptocurrency the slightly more seasoned cboe bitcoin futures are trading around 4,000 contracts a day according to the cboe, the open interest in bitcoin futures stands at around 2,830 contracts. those cboe futures are one bitcoin of exposure per one contract cme futures which are five bitcoin exposures per one future, the average daily volume there, 823 contracts now, the cme and cboe both up around 2% on the week as stocks themselves we've also seen a rise in some of the stocks of other so-called bitcoins, right, bitcoin companies. check out online retailer ov overstock.com, it's up 32% in the last five days payments processor square has been dabbling with bitcoin transactions, melissa, those shares up 17% in the timespan, bouncing back from a recent pullback look at

but, nah. >> dom? >> i thought it aged her.r her. she just, i mean, angelina jolie. people like love her. what is she wearing? i did not like it. >> alicia. >> i'm not a fan, it is okay but i'm also not an angelina jolie fan in life. >> wow. >> so -- >> well then we will move on. tracey ellis ross? >> no. >> no? >> no. >> and dom? >> i thought it was pretty, i don't know, i don't know. she just to me always looks very great. so it is really hard for me to judge what's a bad look for her and a good look. but i did think she looked pretty in the head dress with the dress to match. i thought it was very nice. >> i'm giving her a thumbs-up. she mark jacobs, after she failed so miserably, at the ama's, i'm saying yes. >> little come back. mild come back. thank you so much, ladies. we really appreciate it, again, black out, so the main thing was they were all making a fashion statement which everyone applauded last night sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey!

lou: dom, i'm told we have the wires working. >> i can always hear lou dobbs.he served up exactly what the democrats should have wanted but won't accept. what do you think? >> i agree. unless this is a ploy president trump realizes the democrats are never going to go for a wall. i'm here with bob casey that trump won. i can't see his base letting shim vote for a wall. maybe the president is putting this out there to show how far he's willing to go to get a deal done. because if not i don't think it's a good deal for people like me who you hotter president trump and others who were adamant on immigration, particularly the chain migration it was suppose to be a one-year deal. but this would go on for years and continue to bring people in. i object to that part. i don't know why we are suddenly doing 1.8 mill. other than that's a good way to get people on board. if the $25 billion is real money and actually there at the end, i don't see democrats doing it. lou: i don't either. the nasty, venomous response by the left led by schumer and durbin, it was horrific. it

week ever as a crypto trade sizzles, both up 13% break it down as a man too hot to handle himself, domhu >> how about roller coaster ride up and down or hot and cold? what we have seen in the midst of the price action is a rise in trading interest in the two futures contract the slightly more seasoned cbo bitcoin futures are trading around 4,000 contracts a day the open interest and front month future stands at 2,80 contracts, reminder the futures are one bitcoin of exposure put one contract move to the cme futures, five bitcoins per one future. the average daily volume there, 823 contracts, open interest in the front month, 642 contracts according to data from the cme group. the cme and cbo up 2% on the week as stocks themselves, we've seen a rise in the stocks of other so-called bit coins, bit coin companies and online retailer, overstock.com, it's up 32% in the last five days. payments processor square has been dabbling with bitcoin transactions and those shares up 17% in the time span, bouncing back from a recent pullback. but still, just take a look at those stocks, an interesting

. >> thank you, dom. >>> the dow is still soaring since president trump was elected. we can expect to hear about that for sure during tonight's state of the union address what else will he say? should he say when he speaks to the nation tonight "power lunch" will be right back you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than anyone. now you can get it, too. welcome to the party. >>> this is the biggest drop we have seen in a long time, but the market nonetheless, is now up 42% since president trump was elected back in november something i expect we'll hear a lot about. let's bring in eamon javers, in front of the highway hi, tyler, we know that the president was making significant ed its, and he began working on it in december there's been a lot of prep ties that he wi

i want to bring in cnbc's dom chu.cover these markets despite what president trump and his sons say every single day. if you look at that ubs report over the weekend, president trump is getting a lot of credit for these strong markets. >> there's no doubt, stephanie. this is not -- we cover the markets here, like you said, on msnbc and of course on our network here at cnbc not because we are, you know, proponents of donald trump or we're now sayers against donald trump, but because the markets are the markets and they're sitting at record highs now and they cross these milestones seemingly every day. you cannot dispute the fact that the economy is going pretty decently right now. of course it needs improvement. the jobs picture's starting to look a little bit better. things are going well overall for the u.s. economy. we're not standing at the brink of recession. all of those russieasons are th reasons why the market is sitting where it is right now. the question is how much more will it take to keep these markets here

that's what's happen on reduction. >> dom what do you say to that >> dom what do you say to that. >>ed that s r isf the problem..sn't get to write federal law. he can cite self-defense i woptder how manyawyers it took to get that and philadelphia said they'll do this and philadelphia is not involved and they'll call on people in the commu to set this up and they don't want their fingerprints on it and the mayor was not there yesterday he was at wwf event and reason is is he doesn't want to be associated with this while also endorsing it. >> i got word he didn't know about it and was upset he was not involved. is it the right things them philadelphia had a crazy idea of providing clean sir inms the for ekt withing people with services. larry casner wept to the legal system and said here's the reason we need to do this. we had syringe service programs in philadelphia over 25 years because of leadership and now in 2018 it's time for new leadership, we had 30% increase between 20 15 this is what progressive nations are doing to address a problem killing far too many people. >> you know w

do it again next year, dom why?bsence makes the heart grow fonder. >> i explained to her that you, joe, and whopner were the contributeors to my golf delinquency last year. >> you did get it done last year, dom. i heard the actual number. you are getting it done. >> you work hard you should play hard >> i would like to play hard >> it explains your low, low handicap anyway, and that tempo tempo. it's all about -- >> i appreciate the kind words >> we will let you off the hook for the moment >> thank you, becky. not forever. folks, we are counting down to this morning's december jobs report let's get right to our panel this morning joining us right now is from the center on budget and policy priorities, senior fellow jared bernstein. >> jared bernstein we haven't seen him in forever >> hello, jared. >> also, american enterprise resident fellow alex brill and here on set strategist jason jason, i want to start with you. we have seen this incredible march just in the first three trading days of the year is it warranted?

chu has a look at the top five companies that could follow dom? >> we don't know if they follow, but we know a lot of corporations in america are on the hook for the tax bills because it is part of the tax cut and jobs act look at the five biggest overseas cash hordes for the s&p 500, there's a big theme apple is just the tip of the iceberg, but it's technology-focused look at this if you take a look at the biggest tax hordes held overseas, apple at $252 billion, top of the list. far and away the biggest out there, almost double what we have for microsoft at $132 billion in terms of overseas profits held as cash cisco systems 59 billion dollars, and alphabet, parent company of google, at $61 billion, and oracle, the software giant at $58.5 billion, and technology rules the roost when it comes to overseas profits. what's curious is whether or not we see the corporations use that tax for things other than buybacks remember, apple, through the first three quarters of last year, 2017, bought back about 22 billion dollars of its own stock, and s&p 500

and the dom says just as they were. twenty. year romance next. coach a video can be sure links to news from africa and the world for link to exceptional stories and discussion for more news and views each i want would say to debbie to coast musharraf's joining us on facebook g w a africa. up to speed on the latest technology. know when it may be time for an upgrade this. become part of the future. become a cyborg to me like i'm a cyborg so i have dreams of the new sounds and the new organ and design my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my camps on a daily basis that optimize the human body and connect people more effectively. i hope that this would make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg. at the end of the day these technologies can be used against us and what effect will it happen society does this human race need to upgrade i think it's only the beginning of this cyborgs human machines starting february first on t w. hard want to welcome to another week of your romance i'm your host m

dom barton, this could not happen today.ology america, aren't we? worry.: it is a on the one hand, you were seeing this massive investment going on in technology, in health care, in medicine, material science. the fact is we could be doing so much more. i think we should be celebrating science in a much more significant way then we are research. it is critical to what we are doing. from rmb done decades ago. we need to increase it. one thing i would like to get back to on the resilience piece is on cyber. this is not at the level of ai or the more sophisticated part of technology, it is what vint said about buggy software. last year, over half a billion people were badly affected by information,aving having stolen it. what i worry about is the systemsto set -- shut down. think about our trade systems. what happens when you cannot communicate internally within an organization? this happen to people like maersk -- mersk and others. even at the basic level, resilience on cyber has to be a high priority for all of us. global you

there's a situation where you might see quality dom overbay?e's -- i think there may be some other politics i don't think they're going to overpay. they're very savvy about m & a you just don't know. we have don't know let's go on fundamentals i just want to make another point. they're at 7% couple to apple unwith unthat sold off was taiwansemiconductor, go look a that one so to me i think that a lot of the bad any may be in the stock. i did like -- i look micron, but all these stocks seem to be rolling over, so you have to wait a bit, but it ohms lines semis could be sick. >> i think it's a concern over the apple supply change. i'm a buyers of broadcom i think you can see some consultation, being long term, this story is intact i think the stock continuing to work. >> guy >> i'm with dan as well. broadc broadcom, there might be a bigger fish out there. abgo will get you done >>> you can vote on our poll, plus. >>> juno soars after celgene, which stock will be the nextig b biotech start? much more "fast" right after this erup to the challenge.

dominic chu has that angle for us dom? >> all right, tyler, as we talk about what we can expect o ut o these dow stocks the dow is a price-weighted index, means the stocks with the highest share prices like boeing could end up contributing the most if they have big gains so, take a look at some of this because we looked at the numbers and fact set an sad said what t average target prices for all 30 stocks in the dow? we extrapolated what the price movements and targets could be in terms of dow points so here's how things stand up. mcdonald's, the average analyst target price right now currently within fact set, 4%, that's on average, target price analysts think it will go up by that would add 50 points to the dow if it were to happen merck, pharmaceutical joint, 13% potential upside stock if the 13%s come in, it's 52 points visa, 9% to the upside that's 70 points there as well also, united health, 18% upside there. 123-point gain apple with 19% potential upside would add 129 points and melissa, just to kind of give you an

story, 16% as well certainly sectors watched as we talk about earnings season >> thanks so much for dom chu. >> delta is moving high today. phil lebeau joins us with the details. lets take a look at the outlook for 2018 on the top of the bottom line, earning in the fourth quarter at 96 cents a share passenger revenue of a 4.2% and they were positive in every region of the world. first time it happens for delta in five years. in terms of the guidance, they have raised it by one full dollar per share and now arranging at $6.35 to $6.70 per year the consensus was $5.94 per share. here is the ceo of delta talking about what they are seeing as they head into 2018. >> the demand environment is the healthiest that we have seen in years. >> we'll see how that plays out. it seems like the market has gotten over heated and we'll see if it settles out. we feel confident that it is roughly 20% to 30% year over year it is our best look. >> as you take a look at shares of delta which you are getting a nice pop today they're operating cash flow in the fourth quarter, $1.7 billion that's an impressive

we know that adam and blake is like super veteran dom. >> oh, my god. >> i love this show. >> she hase cracking up the entire time. we're all laughing. i'm just really about blame. ♪ this coach is on fire >> you feel like gwen has made blake mellow out a lit really bit with the competitiveness? >> no. no one can safe him. he's crazy. it's at the end he becomes this secret villain. [ laughter ] >> we're calling alicia our secret weapon for all things going on behind the scenes on the voice including adam who is expecting baby number two. >> have you given him advice? >> it's harder. they love each other so much. i think it might be baby 10 at some point. >> voice returns february 26th. alicia es guest mentor is shawn mendes. >> i heard you've might be working with niall horn on a collaboration. >> we're good friends and we hang out all the time. we're like we should write a song and we plan on writing a song and we end up just hanging out. >> get on with that collaboration. >> meanwhile katy perry is making a fashion name for herself. >> remember earlier this week she matched minnie mo

. >> naya was arrested for dom battery after allegedly attacking her husband. boyfriend was found dead in his hotel room. this story has a happy ending. be ka found love again. jane lynch officiated the i dos. >> sending love to everybody over there during this difficult time. glee had a ton of guest stars including gwyneth paltrow. that's where she met her fiance. >> we recently spoke to gwyneth. she opened up about her love, brad, and their engagement. >> have you started planning the wedding? >> not yet. i'm so busy. i will. i will at some point. >> big? will everybody be involved? >> i'm old to have a big wedding and white dress. >> a lady is never too old for a white dress and a big ring. >> the guest list for that wedding will no doubt include celeb friends. what's cool is based on this stagram her ex chris martin is okay with her upcoming i dos. how do they make this work? >> i have a deeply loving ex-husband who is very open minded. it's for the kids. you don't want your kids to suffer. obviously if i could have stayed married to the father of my kids t

it's been an incredible week for the market rally let's get to dom chu to give us a broader picture of what we're seeing here. >> the whoop-whoops are happening all over the place, not just on the floor but across wall street and investing america because we are, again, at record highs for the overall stock market the best start to a year for the s&p 500 since 2003 back then, it gained around 6% we're at that 4.5%, maybe close to 5% at this point. check this out the s&p 500 over the past week is up 1.5% industrials, consumer discretionary, energy, financials, cyclical, economically sensitive the ones who do good in a rising economy. those sectors are outperforming. meanwhile, interest rate-sensitive sectors like real estate, telecom, utilities, consumer staples are the market underperformers. as for the best performing stocks in the s&p 500 and the worst ones, check this out because we have at least seagate technologies showing it's going to be the best er performing stock so far on the dow jones industrial average side, no surprise, aerospace giant, boeing, the best performing stock,

let's go to the sickest man we know, dom chu back in the newsroom. >> i'm hoping that's the good kindsick, kind of like phat. when amazon decides to hint at doubling in an industry, the effects are felt in the stock market for sure. just today, amazon, berkshire, j.p. morgan chase teaming up to tackle health care costs, shaving $75 billion off the market cap in this sector overall and one of the more recent examples prior to today's fireworks was last summer's news of amazon's foray into brick and mortar groceries yes the whole whole foods situation. and if you can't remember when those rumors and headlines made their way into the markets, just look at a chart of, say, kroger or costco or walmart or sprouts farmer's market over the last year hint, look in june each one of these stocks took a decent sized dip around the middle of the month and to be fair some did go lower in the weeks that followed. but take a look at each of those stocks and their charts from then until now kroger stock is back to where it was before the amazon whole foods news hit costco stock is actually sitting nea

devon receives executive director of pennsylvania harm reduction coalition and popular radio host domrdano sitting down with our mike jerick. >> and now in 2018 it's time for new leadership we've had 30% increase in overdose death deats between 2017 and 2018. how can we say anything is off the table? no is the time to embrace what countries all over the world have done. this is not. >> that's true. >> this is what progressive nations are doing address problem that's killing far too many people. >> but, um, you know what will be said, aren't you just encouraging drug use, devon. >> not at all. people are already using drugs and now they're using drugs in abandoned house and in alleys and what's happening is they're dying and there's nobody there to help them. and every person that dies is a broken family. it's a daughter without a fath father. >> devon. >> something we need to talk about. the humanity. >> if i'm hooked on heroin even go down to allegheny in kensington under the el or whatever and i shoot up i'll probably get arrested in a cop sees me doing it if a cop sees me doing ins

you'll have some people say donald trump is the most deviceive president we ever had and dom was had. where does it start and end? >> i think it's a function of our political parties particularly in 2016 election. the run dive. >> they started with 16 candidates something like that. >> who can forget the de base. i was hoping you had jv team and real deal. >> of course, which you have a party that's got divided voters he lights of party generally generally decide what happened. in 2016 it does not happen with republicans. it happened with democrats with a few minor skirmishs back and here and went as planned with the democrats and republicans did not go that way and that's what allowed a very deviceive candidate like donald trump to skyrocket his way to top. >> big story first part of december that alabama senate race and edged year with remembers scoring a huge tax bill. let's go to roy moore and doug jones. you mentioned they did not want roy moore to one and veters in alabama wanted him to win. well at least republican voters wanted to see him win. do you think we'll see more candi

so somebody came up with that hot stocks for cold weather and you, they say, let's give it to dom. and you run with it and you smile. our good -- you're a good guy. i love you >> i appreciate the fact that you love me. and i like the fact that we have a news magazine here that can go through some of these. it's not exactly the craziest thing. maybe some of these stocks aren't exactly -- >> my wife used to -- she would always come up with hot summer stocks it works, it's fun, i like it. but you do it with enthusiasm and i like it. >> i'll tell you what, joe -- >> it's -- >> it's going to happen, guys. in the middle of the summer, i'll tell you what, when things heat up, i will probably do a story about stocks that cool off. >> tailor made >> or that heat up or -- yeah, anyway we'll come to you to do it, dom. >> you got it. let's get down to the new york stock exchange 77 points now, jim that would be three straight more records adp, 250 i don't know, man. and people are still not ready to say, you know, all systems go they're still not, are they? >> well, mark sandy sounded positive

i want to bring in cnbc's dom chu. we saw united health care care yesterday being the biggest drag since the amazon/berkshire hathaway/jpmorgan announcement. all they told us is they will provide health care to their employees. how is that sitting today? >> reporter: you're right, stephanie, the whole news about whether or not amazon, jw morgan chase, and berkshire hathaway can actually make any real headway in improving health care costs for right now just their employees still remains to be seen. they make an anomalous statement, it's going to be technology-related solutions. and all of a sudden, an entire industry sells off. health care was by far the biggest drag, not just on the dow, but also on the s&p 500 overall. so as some of these health care insurers and pharmacy benefit managers and drug stocks took a big beating today, we'll see if in early trading they can recover some of those losses. the dow and s&p have a long ways to go to get back the total loss in two days. >> but the fact that this deal is still so

back over to you >> all right dom, thanks very much who likes the transports here? >> i think -- i think the airlines are going to be challenged they don't hedge as much as they used to. if you look at their fuel costs for the last quarter they were rights meaningfully and if you have a low dollar and you're bushel on energy, i think you have some -- some troubled waters for the airlines going forward. >> this is from somebody who has been as bullish on the airlines as anybody that i can recall. >> absolutely. >> hat least over the last couple of years. >> absolutely correct, and i will be shaving again on the -- on american airlines. >> shaving >> not shaving here. >> i don't want to get past the break news that you'll be shaving. >> thank god. >> but, no, i think that that's their biggest cause. >> i will eventually be out of it. >> look. if you take a look -- take a look at the ual. it's lagged the s&p by 5%. luv has been the best and price wars there have been extreme i'm not as positive as i've been i'm neutral right now. >> jon najarian is at the telestrator f

and meanwhile dom trump has posted his six tweet in just three days on the protests in iran he wrote that iranian people are hungry for food and freedom it gives the country's government of human rights violations and claimed it's time for change political analyst come out. wasn't he says it was the us itself that sparked the economic situation leading to these protests the problem started with with the policy of the united states the united states using economic leverage against countries around the world to follow. up with you happy with the be one of those you deem it worked out very clearly in their strategy for two thousand and four two thousand seven hundred eighteen mr bill meddling inside politics for you are basically this statement that has been coming from the white house from. the already a lot of frustration specially that claim by the ukraine that some of the people who were shot there was without having that every indian police opened fire so this is called for a lot of questions whose meddling in every indian security issues. more than a thousand people have gathered

bran dom gram practiced again. most of the eagles are healthy. ready for the falcons.fident. he has struggled the last two games but says he needs to relax and play the game. this is good to hear. jeffrey thinks nick seems more confident this week. >> he's more relaxed and confident. real relaxed in the huddle. >> math mat ryan practice. after missing for personal reasons. >> that wrestling legend rick flair. at the practice. the nature boy tweeted eagles will lose next. the defensive end idolizes rick flair. i'm a fan. but you know he's just betting on the wrong team. >> that's like a good wrestling pro moe. we'll bring you coverage saturday 9:30 a.m. at noon we'll take yo up to game time. stay with us after the game for interviews from the players and coaches. after a win. fliers have one all star captain named to the squad this afternoon. college hoops tonight. ville nova hosting tenth ranked. check out the give and go. monster ally oop slam. big game for booth. five of eight from three. career high 21 points. nova wins 24. much better defense. temple ends their fiv

breaking it down is a man who is always a winner at least in our eyes, dom chu. >> reporter: i can'tlieve how much winning is happening on the show right now, melissa. but if you thought only winners emerged from bitcoin trading, you haven't been watching the trading over the last month or so, because bitcoin has been a loser compared to other asset classes that give you an actual claim on an asset or a stream of income or have a physical quality to them. we all know that cryptocurrencies are volatile, and quoting performance information is subject to significant change we've seen the cboe bitcoin futures fall by around 20% over the course of the last month-ish. meanwhile, other things that you mine for like gold, up 5% in that same time frame, up 5%. oil prices up 10%. and the stock market as a whole measured by the s&p 500 is actually up 4% within the stock market itself, the hottest sector over the last year, technology up around 4% as well as measured by that spydr ticker trafficking in crypto is not without risk of loss and we're not even talking about some of the bigger losses

today the house is expected to vote on a gop bill to avoid a shutdown dom midnight friday. some democrats and some republicans refused to support the stopgap measure without a deal on d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> reporter: the shutdown showdown continues in washington. this morning president trump asked the pentagon about the possibility. >> could happen. we'll see what happens. it's up to the democrats. >> reporter: on capitol hill -- >> democrats have been negotiating in main faith. >> reporter: -- the main sticking points, a fix for the d.r.e.a.m.ers and president trump's southern border wall. >> build the wall! build the ball! >> reporter: trump rode that campaign promise into the white house, but his chief of staff, john kelly, told the congressional hispanic caucus in fox news that those promises were uninformed. >> there's been an evolutionary process this president has gone through. >> reporter: today trump jumped on twitter to make it clear. the wall is the wall. it has never changed since the day i conceived of it. the wall will be paid directly or indirectly or longer-term

. >> little dom sent thus of the eagles party on the plane with the caption my mom took fly eagles fly literally, up in the air, on her flight. you can send us your eagles pick on facebook, twit error instagram. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow quest for one more win when we're not on television find latest super bowl coverage on cbs philly >>> and, after yesterday's spring fling it is back to reality, wind chills could casey in the teens, with more on the cold, windy wednesday, lauren. >> feeling much different then 24 hours ago, sunshine start to go break out so feeling better but wet our high temperar the day, cold front came through yesterday and new we're feeling effects on the back side with chilly, seasonable temperatures that have return. we're in the 40's right now in philadelphia. 43 degrees. hearty northwesterly wind up feel more like 35.u making forty-three down the shore feeling like 35 and 26 in the w, down into the teens with wind speed up aroun oughout th r that cloud deeaft wy the teens ,rnhat, chilly day tomorrow but then warming things up as we head in th

dom, the market again pushes whatever words aside and continues to go higher. earnings are looking good. >> earnings are looking good. the overall picture for corporate america is somewhat stable. we're obviously still feeling some of the effects of the tax law changes. many companies at least early in the game for earnings reporting season are citing some of the benefits of the tax legislation that was just passed. as we watched the market move higher, it's many of america's big blue chip industrial-type companies are seeing some of the bigger benefits here. you're seeing record highs for the dow jones industrial average and the s&p 500 as well. >> i got to ask you about walmart. just yesterday walmart announced employee wages. we heard about these $1,000 bon bonuses. we should note $1,000 bonuses are only for the employees who have been with the company for 20 years. on the same day, they're announcing closing some of their sam club stores. apparently some of those employees had no idea. they got in their cars, filled them up with gas and showed up to work an

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dom? >> so this comes via the "wall street journal" guys according to them, citing sources familiar, peter thiel's firm has amassed hundreds of thousands of dollars of bitcoin, that's again according to people familiar according to those people familiar, the founders fund bought around $15 million to $20 million in bitcoin and at least told its investors it's worth hundreds of millions of dollars. it isn't clear whether or not the founders fund has sold any of its holdings. so interesting development here. it comes of course amid one of the biggest pull-backs for bitcoin prices and a roiling amount of skepticism about whether or not there's a future for it in 2018 after the meteoric rise it had last year >> as you were reporting that, the intra-day move on bitcoin, very very large. clearly the market's responding to see somebody with so much credibility getting into this. >> absolutely. again, this comes of course with regard to a lot of other folks out there saying this move that we have

again, they said the president has a sense of what washington goes crazy about and what dom names cable news is not necessarily what his base, what people around him care about and he doesn't necessarily think it's that bad for him there. >> i would say i agree, that for aides that have been there since the beginning of the campaign, there's a sense of like we've survived this a million times. this language isn't out of the ordinary from what they're used to hearing from the. -- president. a little bit of a binled, though, was that this was different because trump made in remark in front of durbin, a democrat, and other lawmakers. so we saw trump, the white house push back very hard on a "new york times" report where he made similar comments saying people from africa have aids and live in huts and they pushed back very hard. it wasn't just an environment of white house aides where they could agree amongst themselves. here the audience was too big to just deny it so that caused more of a hiccup but in general i saw a lot of kind of shrug um it off. a few aides were kind of demoralized be

and not just blood is affected exercise also has an impact on body fat complete time to my dom we're investigating to the extent i already fast which also directly surrounds the colon doll might be linked to the progression of colon cancer. been looking at what exactly goes on within fact tissue and whether that's related to the stage of chuma patients present with which to wash that you do. your hair common the physicians are also tracking how regular exercise reduces this fat and how that might impact on cancer outcomes. a study in heidelberg has just shown that working out can help alleviate the chronic fatigue that many breast cancer patients suffer as a result of that treatment. tatiana star cow was a member of the study's weight training group. the control group in the study only performed relaxation techniques. that helped. the taxation or main findings was that our weight training group reported a better quality of life and fewer fatigue symptoms compared to the relaxation group into marty cutting. dobson it is quite conceivable for example that patients who increase their st

josh, zoe, dom and abby worth, followed and the stu d e nts dom and abby worth, followed and the studentswe were over! but on the slopes i was always going to be in the shadow of a former british champion. another reason you love skiing, ed, is the apres ski. and you said there's some karaoke in there? i'll buy you a beer! ed of opted for a side and the apres ski is a crucial part of this whole experience as these amazing athletes posted their success. and independence. a remarkable experience. they have such a team effort, you have the instructors and the staff. but you can't wrap them in cotton wool, let them go on their own. when you were sitting there, what was your feeling? it was very unusual. you normally ski? normally i do but badly, it is very strange just using your upper body strength, you felt like you were tipping the whole time. very hard. lots of challenges to ove rco m e time. very hard. lots of challenges to overcome to get down, amazing skills. thanks very much, mike. you're watching breakfast from bbc news, the main stories: an urgent review has been launched into every

be sworn in at the kimmel center as well, rebecca rhynhart overwhelmingly defeated republican mike domn son 82% to 18%, last november. that was after she upset incumbent allen butkovitz in the democratic primary. rhynhart's inauguration party tonight will benefit the city 's mural arts youth program. >> smooth sailing at the airport this morning, after apparent computer glitch caused long lines, big headaches on new years day, for two hours last night the customs and boards err protections processing system was down nationwide. all passports had to be check manually. as a result, some travelers in miami, and at other international airports across the country, wait in the line for hours. >> everyone is very flustered, running, seems like, there is some crazy end of the world thing going on. >> they all had to stand in line for hours. >> frustrated and rightfully so. says all travelers were screened according to security standards, also say there is no indication that the service disruption was malicious in nature. >> philadelphia tradition there is year's annual mummers day parade, didn

countless people are worried by the seismic shifts currently underway that sabina asco dom is a much sought after. public speaker. first of all let's look at our fears are they real or are they imagined can i do something about them and sometimes more distance is helpful between myself as an individual and the position i'm in this is where the word identity comes into play teet it's. because the right path is of course different for each and every one of us the coach advises or clients to identify their own goals and then not to loose sight of them and to steer clear of short term fads. but. if we all swim with the tide we always do what the others do and often we lose the sense of what we really want and that's why i love the image of swimming against the tide but maybe far better to get. back to the white water and what it can teachers about falling down and getting back up again against you you can really learn a lot here you just have to watch the surfers they paddled keep moving to stay afloat to avoid going under and to keep their spirits up paddling trying to keep up with the

dom chu has more dom. >> stock pickers did great last year, and if you take a look at the overall marketsid beat the indexes we always talk about how warren buffett has a bet about ho passive investors will always beat the hedge funds, and then generally they're right. last year if you take a look at the numbers, it's pretty compelling this is christopher harvey he and his team take a look at large cap fundamental stock pickers, the big mutual funds, like the contra funds of the world, fidelity. they took a look at the biggest 50 out there, and they figured they outperformed their benchmark large cap sbeks by 2.3%. small caps underperformed large caps, but small cap stock pickers, the manager who's get paid to outperform actually outperformed by almost 3%. pretty big move there as well. a couple of the things to watch as we approach 2018 in in the bulk of it, value versus growth. that was a big theme last year if you take a look at the russell 1,000 growth versus the russell 1,000 value indexes, you'll see a big amount of outperformance growth, 33%. value, 12%, 13%. that's massive we'll s

. >> she is fair cry from face paint, but if opposing fans wonder why eagle fan dom is so ferocious,t remember, here we start them young. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> well, her parent told me she was so excited about this song that she would often sing it when she saw any football player from any team at all. but i think tomorrow she is going to be focused on those guys in green. reporting live from lincoln financial field, alexandria love who have, cbs 3, eyewitness news. >> when she since that hit them low -- >> that was great. >> great job, baby girl, great job. coming in sports, it is almost time. atlanta falcons, the defending nfc champions in town, and eagles polls in the getting the first step to getting their crown. lesley van arsdall has the simple message from malcolm jenkins still ahead. >> suspect in custody in california in the killing after university of pennsylvania student. police say the 20 year old suspect is a friend of the victim blaze bernstein who was found dead in a park in orange county. the natasha brown live tonight on the university of pennsylvania campus wit