and please don't hesitate to call me. >> don clark.ecial agent, head of the new york and houston divisions. >>> when we come back, which chinese companies are making a push at ces this year? we're going back to vegas in a moment. krp financial noise financial noise financial noise . >>> welcome back to "squawk alley." check out shares of arena pharmaceuticals. soaring up 43% after reporting positive results from the clinical trial for one of its treatments for auto immune diseases. shares up near session highs by 43%. back to you. >> thank you very much dom. one of the big stories at ces this year the growth of chinese tech companies represented. back to las vegas and check in with jon fortt and take your temperature in terms of wait's been like for exposure. >> it's been real important carl. and i must say the big jump was last year, ces 2014. there was a jump from, you know, 600 something chinese companies to 800 something. about 170 company jump. this year the jump was less but i think there is a real qualitative difference where th

usf dons, and the 215th time, great start broncos. brandon clark at the corner. in the early lead. clark has 23. and later in the half, tight game. chris adams, the perimeter. bucket. gave the dons the lead. but the broncos said all right, that's enough. up 14. jordan brownridge, right to the rack. he had 18. and santa clara won it 70-64. they are 3-4 in the west coast conference. while the dons fall to 2-5. >>> duke went to sixth ranked louisville and smacked around rick pitino's cardinals. after two straight losses, duke did it differently. the inside job here. amill jefferson. rebound and stick-back. he had 19. took a 12-point lead and made it look easy. jaheel okafor, excuse me, 611 freshman, how would you like to see him, man? 6'11",er fromman. how you would like to see him? >> and arizona coach, rich rodriguez, showing the love. utah in black was not. eighth ranked. and loving every part of it. ron rice, brandon taylor for the three. it is 10-2. stanley johnson. and a freshman finishes it off with a slam. they win it 69-51. first pac12 game between top 10 t

clark's i five field goalson the arc. he had 23. ten threes for santa clara, led by 11 at the half. brown lays it in off the glass. dons have lost fivef the lost six. >> we beat a great team that we knew was going to play hard and it was the game right now. all i was focused on is this game, this has been like one of the longest rivalries in sports. so just playing in this game is an honor. >> to the nfl toughestest games to win tomorrow in the conference title games because they put you in the super bowl. the defending champions seahawks looking to become the first team reach back-to-back super poles since 2004 and 2005. they got to get past the green bay packers led hi one-legged aaron rodgerss. has a slightly torn calf muscle. seattle's defense needs to get him out of the pocket, make him run around and rodgers know he has to be smart with the ball. >> just a matter of replying within your limits with the injury. they're pretty smart about it. haven't caused a whole lot of damage and hopefully it gets better. >> great players have a way to figure it out and adapt and get it done and still play. that's why they're gr

clark's i five field goalson the arc. he had 23. ten threes for santa clara, led by 11 at the half. brown lays it in off the glass. donslost five of the lost six. >> we beat a great team that we knew was going to play hard and it was the game right now. all i was focused on is this game, this has been like one of the longest rivalries in sports. so just playing in this game is an honor. >> to the nfl toughestest games to win tomorrow in the conference title games because they put you in the super bowl. the defending champions seahawks looking to become the first team reach back-to-back super poles since 2004 and 2005. they got to get past the green bay packers led hi one-legged aaron rodgerss. has a slightly torn calf muscle. seattle's defense needs to get him out of the pocket, make him run around and rodgers know he has to be smart with the ball. >> just a matter of replying within your limits with the injury. they're pretty smart about it. haven't caused a whole lot of damage and hopefully it gets better. >> great players have a way to figure it out and adapt and get it done and still play. that's why they're great.