slightly better than estimates. this is already a stock that was down 28, 29% year to date going into these numbers as well. perhaps just not good enough yet to give the stock a bit of a pop. mixed picture in this earnings report. >>> from doughnuts back to mexicans, shares of chipotle were lowered today on reports that 80 students from boston

nd is close to the median of estimates of its longer run normal level. a broader measure of unemployment that includes individuals who want and are available to work, but have not actively searched recently, and people who are working part-time, but would rather work full-time, also has shown solid improvement. that said, some cyclical weakness likely remains. the labor force participation rate is still below estimates of its demographic trend, and voluntary part-time employment remains somewhat elevated, and wage growth has yet to show a sustained pickup. the improvement in employment conditions this year has occurred amid continued expansion in economic activity. u.s. real gross domestic product is estimated to have increased at an average pace of 2.25% over the first three quarters of the year. net exports have been restrained by subdued foreign growth and the appreciation of the dollar. but this weakness has been offset by solid expansion of domestic spending. continued job gains and increases in real disposable income have supported household spendi

. >> you have estimated last year that i.s.i.l. produced over 150,000 barrels of oil a day, that's huge. that amount has changed significantly since then. what's their current production load and what's the best way to cut into that revenue stream? >> so the best estimates of currently production are around 30 to 40,000 barrels per day. at least that was before october, the major air strikes tidal wave 2 started. the number of ways to cut into their revenue is, stopping them from producing, then stop them from moving that oil, that was the air strikes were about, they couldn't move the oil beyond the trucks. other than that, stop them from smuggling the oil to the potential buyers, the buyers could be anywhere. a large portion of their cells are within their territory, very difficult to stop. and then sales to syria and beyond their territory to other countries. >> back in august 2014 when the oil strikes began, back then oil was over $100 a barrel. now it's only $35 a barrel. having? if you buy oil from i.s.i.l. you pay at substan

we estimate the cost $11.8 million. he said, you can't staff county jail six as it has been staffed in the past if you have higher level offenders housed there. we looked at what the cost of increase to staffing. over a 40 year period, we estimated that cost to be about $96.5 million. one of the cost that's been mentioned before, the fact that you would need to transport folks to and from the court. i understand that there's already some transportation that's going on between county jail five and the court. it's important to keep in mind, the folks that are housed, most likely going to and from courts. we estimate to the transportation class involved about $1.7 million per year with one time cost of about $2 million. over the course of 40 years, that comes out to $54 million. that says the cost of reopening county jail six and its current configuration is $219 million. that compares to the jail replacement project proposal currently in front of you which is $160 million after the $80 million state grant. this suggest it

the current wait to get even an estimate is about two months.hs before any work begins. it's so busy two roofers a "7 on your side" producer scheduled for an estimate on his home never showed up. the demand means many roofers can charge a premium. >> i'm sure the prices are going up now. i mean, once you start to get a backlog... >> our "7 on your side" producer received four estimates, including one from a local trade group, the associated roofing contractors of the bay area counties. richard lawson looked at the leak in the home and then sent someone up on the roof for a closer inspection. >> you'll probably be looking at a repair of about $2,500. >> we then showed him three other estimates we got from other companies. one we received was for $13,000. the proposal covers work on a 15-square-foot area of the roof, versus the 4-square-foot area lawson recommended. >> it's a little bit more conservative approach than i would take. i don't think it's necessary, based on what i've seen. >> lawson, however, calls the price fair for the work proposed

during the 1970s it was estimated there were 20,000 chimps in sierra leone, now it's estimated thereare 5500. >> after being kept as pets or hunted as food, there is optimism that everything will bounce back. al jazeera, free town, sierra leone. >> russia has lost its latest military satellite after it failed to separate from the rocket that was sent into orbit. it was launched from the space center in northwest russia on saturday. the scientists admit that they've lost contact after one of the holding it to the rocket failed to release. the satellite, which was intended for military and civilian use is expected to burn up when the rocket reenters the atmosphere on tuesday. more on that and everything else that we're covering on our website. www.aljazeera.com. >> building trust between law enforcement officers and the communities that we serve is one of my highest priorities as attorney general. >> the justice department announcing a probe in the police department. >> the threat from terrorism is real, but we'll overcome it. >> a luke warm reaction to president's address. >>> it is b

estimates that it will be less of half of what was predicted.he reason is the plans are not appealing to people who are relatively young and healthy. and what you are seeing is the risk pools are dominated by people who have expensive medical seasons. with united health one of the reasons they gave is the system is bringing in people with expensive conditions. they are then using healthcare, united and other insurers are paying their bills and then they are dropping coverage, because -- >> as blunt of an instrument as it is, weren't the fines fees and penalties suppose to nudge those into the pool over time, so their presence would even out with those people that are entering because they are sick and need insurance. >> it's a great question, and that's what the theory was. the theory was there were subsidies available. and the individual mandate penalty, which in 2015 equalled 2% of your income to bring, you know, higher income, middle class people into the markets, and that hasn't worked. there is a lot of except shufrps to the penalty. it's d

but that number is nine million dollars less than originally estimated. the department of management's director says...record yields and falling corn and soybean prices play a big part in this. but he says right now the numbers aren't a huge concern 321329 - it sounds like a lot of money when you talk about 10 , 20 million dollars but out of a 7.2 billion dollar budget its way less than half of a percent on a good year.... revenue would grow by an average of 5 or 6 but estimates show revenue will grow by 4 percent in 20-17. the growth is a little bit misleading... because the overall dollar amount will be about 21 million dollars less than predicted the head of the conservative group, the family leader, made his endorsement for president today... bob vander plaats and most of the family leader board members are backing ted cruz this election.. the group itself didn't make a formal endorsement. vander plaats says cruz is the most consistent and principled conservative who could win the republican nomination. the evangelical leader endorsed mike huckabee an

natural gas, nearly three times the estimate five years earlier. so again my point, we don't even drill for natural gas. we're drilling for oil, and we produce natural gas as a byproduct, and the amount available is going up dramatically. as i say, the most recent estimate for natural gas, 3.67 trillion cubic feet, which is more than double the amount just five years earlier. that's what technology is doing with the resource. this is the opportunity that we have. recoverable oil projections to date may be as little as several percentage of what's actually in the ground. that's the kind of potential we have. that's the kind of potential we have to depend on ourselves for energy, not opec or anyone else. so i recently asked the usgs director suzette m. kimball to update the knows recent assessment to provide more information on a new formation we are producing in north dakota, because industry advances in directional drilling and hydraulic fracturing have greatly expanded the ability to access formerly difficult areas, and the industry is also workin

an estimated 1 point 2 billion delivered across the country this season. still ahead on your news at noon. she asked for your letters this christmas... but she's getting that and much, much more. the surprise trip making this 8 year old girl's dreams come true. central iowa will sit under cloudy skies and cool and 40s are expected across the state this afternoon and evening. another weather disturbance is approaching from the southwest. this system looks to stay just northwest of central iowa and few isolated rain showers and patchy drizzle late tonight. it will become windy and colder behind this system and temperatures will drop to the 30s and upper 20s for the end of the work week. the weather stays dry into the weekend with lots of sun and a return to mild december weather with highs its a dream come true for an 8 year- old girl in new york. after being badly burned and losing her family in a house fire, she's getting a special gift. jessica layton has the story. for years her family has called her princess sa'fyre. playing happily on her swing set wit

damage estimates at about $10,000 right now. a massive firefight underway in ventura county in southern california, strong wind spreading the fire just northwest of the city of ventura. it broke out late last night, making a quick line to the pacific coast highway. notice the 101 it shut down tonight. per hour. the 1200 acre area also fueled byy drought. fire officials couldsay it could take several days to get under control. deadly devastation throughout the south and i, flooding, tornadoes taking a toll on human life. severe weather still rocking the area. a driver in alabama caught in the rising floodwaters, you see there, had to be rescued by first responders. 24 high water rescues took place within three hours. the death toll for the tornadoes that swept through right before christmas eve now stands at 17. another twister hit birmingham, alabama. make valencia has the latest. nick: severe weather battles the water makes some roads impassable. rescue crews helping residents trapped in their homes. the national weather servic

the revenue estimating conference estimates the state will bring in about 7 point zero four billion dollars this fiscal year. that number is nine million dollars less than originally estimated. the department of management's director says... record yields and falling corn and soybean prices play a big part in this. but he says right now the numbers aren't a huge concern 321329 - it sounds like a lot of money when you talk about 10 , 20 million dollars but out of a 7.2 billion dollar budget its way less than half of a percent on a good year.... revenue would grow by an average of 5 or 6 percent. but estimates show revenue will grow by 4 percent in 20-17. the governor uses the numbers from the r-e-c to create his budget for the coming year. des moines police are investigating a report of a shooting tonight... just after 6 p-m... police were called to east 14th and university... they did not find any victims at the scene... but 15 minutes later they where someone checked in with a gun shot wound... according to dispatchers, two others at the hospital were being questioned about the shooting. w

estimate for loss of $.14. company may be staging a turnaround. the streak is largely bearish, speculative buy rating and $11 price target for stuff he responded to an e-mail i sent him earlier after the conference call. basically, says the company is making a bullish transition that is underway in providing the path for higher valuation. basically, making the case for the significant upside to that price target. goldman sachs today is influencing fossil. the watchmaker is dropping significantly today on the downgrade to sell. goldman says the company sing topline pressure in part from the end of a multiyear fashion watch trend. a tough year. more than 65%. the new price target of 26 should just the stock should drop by another 25%. betty: abigail, thank you. caroline, that does it for us today and for the week, in fact. at least for these hours. you much more ahead in europe for next week. caroline: we do. it was a down end to the trading day. what i'm watching, we have over the weekend, heading to the polls t

for the time of opening approximately 615630 heavy see any of dicta that estimated time of opening. it was a hope that have enough equipment to do the cleanup and it does just the panel how quickly the get that equipment out there to clean up into hours we say optimistic but the stridor remain optimistic and hope that we can get things going again. >>george: just of that we're seeing right now flare pattern has been put out looking at traffic heading into san francisco from the upper deck of their long have to divert all the traffic here to the fremont street off from some traffic is being allowed to proceed here on to the sky went into downtown san francisco is continuing on 2101 southbound will have been getting to the scene and we actually managed to drive across the bridges for the backup. >>will tran: it took about 30 minutes to get from treasure island to fremont boulevard during your into the fremont exit we should send during the interview they did in fact open lane number five is a little slow all of a sudden is stop the to conceive it goes beyond the fremont street exit yo

was it an estimate? was it through formulas that it was figured out? >>mr. branstad: well, based on the experience of the 26 other states that have done it they looked at that and they, they, and every year the department of human services gives us an estimate. medicaid as you know is an entitlement program. part of it is funded by the federal government, part of it by the state. and each year they give us an estimate. and the cost of medicaid has been going up and up and up. it was clear that it was unaffordable and unsustainable. we needed to do something different and yet we wanted to focus on things that would not just save money, but would improve healthy outcomes. benefits. we didn't wanna cut benefits. instead we wanted to try to coordinate the benefits so that we could actually help people make good decisions and get the advice from people that have experience and knowledge as why we decided to go this route. and we gave it a lot of thought and then we've had a very thoughtful and thorough implementation process. and, and now of course we're just rea

preliminaryated in figures and also beat economist estimates.jing issuing its highest smog warning ever. a red alert in force for this morning. all outdoor construction work canceled here. even healthy people told to avoid the open air. down they across the asia-pacific. not a lot to help agent investors out. lows. asia and investors out. record lows. extending its fall. hong kong down by over 2%. you can see some big falls coming through there. korea weaker again. of course the resource laden market of ulster oil coming under significant selling pressure as well. australia coming under significant selling pressure as well. at some of theok movers we see in the region. these are the three worst-performing. those big energy players. australia abandoning its $8 billion take on the oil search. in hong kong, pic c property coming out of pressure. the upside is low oil prices helping out the airlines. doing very well this morning. rishaad: trade numbers. what was your first take on these? falling exports. worryingthe most thing. roughly as4 billion a

we estimate the cost $11.8 million. he said, you can't staff county jail six as it has been staffed in the past if you have higher level offenders housed there. we looked at what the cost of increase to staffing. over a 40 year period, we estimated that cost to be about $96.5 million. one of the cost that's been mentioned before, the fact that you would need to transport folks to and from the court. i understand that there's already some transportation that's going on between county jail five and the court. it's important to keep in mind, the folks that are housed, most likely going to and from courts. we estimate to the transportation class involved about $1.7 million per year with one time cost of about $2 million. over the coue of 40 years, that comes out to $54 million. that says the cost of reopening county jail six and its current configuration is $219 million. that compares to the jail replacement project proposal currently in front of you which is $160 million after the $80 million state grant. this suggest it's

however that number is nine million dollars less than originally estimated. the department of management director says... falling corn and soybean prices play a big part in this. but says right now the numbers aren't a huge concern 321329 - it soun like a lot of money when you talk about 10 , 20 million dollars but out of a 7.2 billion dollar budget its way less than half of a percent estimates for 20 -17 suggest state revenue will grow by 4 percent to 7 estimates for 20 -17 suggest state revenue will grow by 4 percent to 7 point three three billion dollars. a rare occurence in washington d-c this morning... something president obama season. 40-50 "after more than 10 years, members of congress from both parties have come together to revise our national education law. a christmas miracle. a bi-partisan bill signing right here." he signed the "every student succeeds act" into law, one day after the senate sent it to his desk. the bill replaces george w. bush's "no child left behind act" that has been universally opposed by educators and lawmakers. president oba

now it is estimated there are 5500.cals have been warned not to eat bush meat since the ebola crisis, and now there is optimism that everything will bounce back. >> russia has lost its latest military satellite after it failed to separate from the october that was sending it into orbit. the satellite was launched from the space center in northwestern russia on saturday. the satellite is expected to burn up in the atmosphere on tuesday. >>> hijacking and see robberies have returned to the straits of malaca after a period of calm. syndicates have become better organized putting pressure on maritime companies to defeat them. we have reports now from singapore. >> armed guards to protect against pirates. security companies are flourishing because of the high number of robberies at sea. a singapore based company said it regularly provides armed guards to shipping companies. >> easily 55% to 60% in this vicinity where they're traveling south of singapore are away from the singapore island to the south china sea. >> this man's

the fish estimate of homeless veterans is down by a third from 2010. tonight i am going to look at how america is trying to eliminate homelessness among veterans entirely and the obstacles it faces. the obama administration have helped. the efforts have jumped from about 2.4 billion dollars in 2008 to 7 billion dollars in the fiscal year. here is how michelle obama explained why it makes economic sense in cities to ends this. >>> recent studies have shown that one chronically homeless person can cost communities between 30 to $50,000 per year. in emergency room visits, medical bills, law enforcement. for some individuals it can be even higher. the cost to give someone a home of their own is only about $20,000 >>> the first lady was helping promote the president's goal of ending homelessness by veterans by the end of 2015. in some cities they have already met the goal, but it remains out of reach for other cities. the l.a. region has the largest concentration of homeless veterans in the united states, more than four thousand people. l.a. mayor backed of

of economic and fiscal policy. >> translator: estimates say the tpp will hugely benefit our economy. we will make this a reality. >> reporter: the report says that once the agreement takes effect, it will enlarge trade and bring more investments to the country. helping to rate japan's productivity. it says the transpacific partnership or the tpp agreement will increase workers' wages, create jobs for some 800,000 people and raise japan's gdp by 2.6% or more than $115 billion. but the deal has some add jers effe adverse effects. the report says the tpp will lead to increased production reports. as well as meat, pork, and dairy products. the report says the value of the production will fall as much as 1. $7 billion from the current 56.3 billion. for these, prices will increase with imported products and prices of japanese beef will also drop to some estimate. processed fish items like bonito and tuna are expected to fall as well. the government said it will enhance the competitiveness of the agricultural industry by helping to cut costs and by covering farmers' deficits. they hope that

"waze" estimates the worst time to travel will be today... between three and six p-m. sunday is also a bad idea... that's when the app estimates it'll send 87 percent more traffic jam alerts as a dominant force in the race for the white house... a new "c-n-n o-r-c" poll shows trump still tops the republican field... with 39 percent. that's more than double ted cruz's numbers who came in second with just 18 percent. ben carson and marco rubio are next... and both slipped a few points... to 10 percent. everyone else was in the single digits... including mike huckabee... but he says nothing's final until the iowa caucuses... until voters go on february first and start voting... we don't know what's going to happen and the polls have been incredibly wrong. it was wrong in the kentucky governor race, it was wrong in the eric cantor race, polls have been incredibly wrong in some of the key races across the country in the past couple of years. the poll was conducted after the december 15th republican presidential debate. a new federal courthouse is in the near future for des

the cost estimate is almost the same as that of the first plan. the two groups behind the proposals say they can complete the projects by november 30th, 2019. council members are to screen the plans and choose one this month. prime minister shinzo abe said in july the government would review plans for the stadium from scratch. the original design by zaha hadid would have cost more than twice the initial budget. >>> more than 4.5 years after the disaster that struck northeastern japan residents in the town of minami-sanriku have a public hospital again. 74 patients and staff members died. medical staff wrapped up their work at a facility in a neighboring city they used after the disaster. >> translator: it was very long. four years and nine months. we feel we owe it to the victims to have a truly great hospital. >> 22 patients were transferred in ambulances and self-defense forces vehicles to the new facility. the three-story building was completed on top of a hill last month. it's a general hospital that also offers nursing care services. >> trans

real gross domestic product is estimated to have increased at an average pace of 2-1/4% over the first three quarters of the year. net exports have been restrained by subdued foreign growth and the appreciation of the dollar, but this weakness has been offset by solid expansion of domestic spending. continued job gains and increases in real disposable income have supported household spending, and purchases of new motor vehicles have been particularly strong. residential investment has been rising at a faster pace than last year, although the level of new home building still remains low. and outside of the drilling and mining sector, where lower oil prices have led to substantial cuts in investment outlays, business investment has posted solid gains. the committee currently expects that, with gradual adjustments in the stance of monetary policy, economic activity will continue to expand at a moderate pace and labor market indicators will continue to strengthen. although developments abroad still pose risks to u.s. economic growth, these risks appear to have lessened since last summer. o

the home estimated $150,000 damage.stimate the super bowl host committee wants people to start planning now with how they will be getting to the game. suzanne rubin is life to show us the transportation plan involving luxury buses picking up fans from all around the region. six then there will be an entire super bowl compound built out here. that means a lot of the parking lots will be available for parking. organizers hope if they offer other transportation options, fans will take them. super bowl l is no ordinary football game at levi stadium and no ordinary transportation plan would do. so they are trying something new offering pick up by a fleet of luxury motor coaches called fan express. >> were able to put 50 fans into one motorcoach and have them picked up and dropped off in the same location and get back home from the game at $65 round-trip. >> pickup locations we be at hotels around the region. the host committee estimates that can transport 6000 fans they say. not only will it be a fun way to travel. it will r

over the most recent three months, drug gains have averaged an estimated -- job gains have estimated a similar 218,000 per month. unemployment rate, 5% in november, is down 6/10 of 1% from last year. it is as close to the median .stimates a broader rash -- broader measure of unemployment includes individuals who are able to work but have searched and would rather be working full-time is shown with solid improvement. the participation rate is still below estimates and voluntary, part-time employment remains elevated. wage growth is set to show a sustained pickup. the improvement in employment conditions this year has occurred amid continued expansion and economic activity. u.s. real roast a product is estimated to have increased at an average pace of 2.25% over the first three quarters of the year. net exports have been restrained by subdued foreign growth and the depreciation of the dollar. this weakness has been offset by solid mansion with domestic spending. continued job gains and increases in disposable income have supported household spending. purchases of new motor vehicles hav

. >> reporter: aid agencies estimates more than 50,000 people are still displaced in mali. people don't feel secure. refugees and others have targeted a new life and have no desire to return. >> translation: we cannot go back to our homes. we have nothing left there. we started a fresh life and a new business here. we learned to trade here too. >> reporter: schools are among the basic services missing from areas they've fled. in this camp children get liquid meals with lessons. the school is being run by this man and says they shouldn't be asked to return unless real efforts are made to protect the next generation. >> translation: to say that they can return to the schools in the current state without them being fixed, that would be really catastrophic. we need to repair these sites, fix the schools, create witness for learning and prevent interruptions that would be damaging for our students >> reporter: an estimated 800,000 children have had their education disrupted by fighting in mali. unless people are confident in resuming life where their homes used to be, many child

profit beat estimates.rders for the nike brand the next four months, they rose 20%, beating estimates. 4%, $7.69 million. -- the trendt was will continue if you look at future orders as well. nike's success in china started with plans to years ago. it has started selling more products to its stores and websites. also, north america turned in a strong performance in the second quarter. was an, what nike saw eighth consecutive quarter of double-digit revenue growth. this company has really been on the upswing since the recession. thisg market share from id in stock -- from iadidas. they've also benefited from a shift or a trend of people wanting to wear more athletic wear. it is called ath-leisure. actuallyve gained, tripled since the recession. a lot of people are at your meeting nike's success to the broad appeal of its trainers, its sneakers. some are now saying that demand for those is declining slightly. for nike but it still have to keep an eye on the ball. anna: on occasion, we are both known to wear s

in your estimation has been anemic. john: business spending, long-term planning and equipment, is the weakest we have seen since the 1950's. scarlet: it is the purple line at the bottom. john: exactly. it'syou actually see it, even worse than what it looks like on that. scarlet: here's my question. and, the blue line on top, 1960, the yellow line right after, what if those were outliers and we are actually more in trend than we realize? john: in comparison, the really strong decades, obviously the 1960's. when you look at a bunch of metrics -- income, spending, exports, business spending,, these were all the strongest in the 1960's and 1990's. the 1980's were fabulous as well. and his lastre ok, decade was as well, but this is now underperforming. on a host of metrics, this is the weakest decade for growth. the question is, what's really going on here? there are structural problems in the labor market on the one hand, but on the other hand is questions, what factors are influencing businesses to basically be so adverse

declined and it's estimated there are 5 1/2 thousand and often kept illegally as pets or hunted fromd said do not eat bush meat since the crisis and creative ways for visitors are being discussed and optimism that everything will eventually bounce back. free town, sierra leone. >>> he certainly looks delighted at the good news in sierra leone quick reminder too you can keep up to date with the latest news and analysis all on our website, the address is on your screen at al jazeera.com. i'm ali velshi. on toroth tonight something fishy in the food supply. genetically altered salmon is fit for consumption says the government. u of the s food and drug administration has sparked a new debate about genetically modified food. in particular frankenfish that salmon produced by a company is asst as safe for humans to eat

that beat estimates.wth was a bit of a mess, but we saw futures orders also beat estimates. the real standout was china. revenue there was up 24%. part of my keys success in china -- nike's success in china was a plan to revamp its distribution and merchandise. it has been selling more products through its own stores and websites. it wasn't just china that did well. north america also turned in a strong performance in the second quarter. overall, what we saw for nike was an eighth straight quarter of revenue growth. nike has been on the upswing since the recession. this year, we've seen shares gain 30%. adidias has actually gained more than that, but nonetheless, nike has been taking market share from adidas in soccer and increasing its presence in china and south america. it has been benefiting from this shift in trend toward casual athletic wear. osire, it is called, something i'm familiar with outside the office. guy: something i'm not familiar with outside the office, but we will leave that alone. tha

by some estimates fourth and fifth largest in the world. so control over this oil has a majoriimpact. overall, the movement of oil from the middle east to world markets is also key to the stability of global supplies. global energy security depends on diversity of supplies in different countries. what happens still matters, because in addition to the united states, growing countries like china have an enormous energy need and they will continue to look for resources for those energy needs to be met. in today's market, where there's robust supply, it would take a significant disruption, maybe somewhere around 5% to 10% to really disrupt the market. to give that a sense of perspective, today's global production is approximately 94 million barrels per day. the isis oil production is about 35,000. so that's somewhere between one-tenth less -- less than one-tenth of 1%. it's clear though that this is a constantly shifting dynamic. and in a tight market, a very, very small amount of disruption can have a very, very significant impact. so i think

it's been estimated that as many as 90% -- across alaska. it's been estimated that as many as 90% of alaska businesses will be faced with the increased cadillac tax. that is a tax of 40% additionally on these benefits. because many small businesses in alaska will not be able to afford this -- for example, an employer with 20 employees under the cadillac tax will pay an estimated $28 a year more -- $28,000 a year more just in taxes, just in the cadillac tax on a small business. $28,000. that could be the difference between make or break for that business. who's going to get hurt by this? small businesses. but more importantly, their employees, their workers. because those extra costs are going to trickle down for the workers, likely in form -- in the form of reduced benefits, in reduced wages and more problems with their health insurance plan. and as i mentioned, it's just not small businesses.hardworking alaskans covered under union plans will also very likely be hit by the cadillac tax. requiring them to pay much more. so will state and loc

>> we don't have a good estimate. that we worked on and tried but it is the hard numbers with that resolution. use either actively prevent teen civilians and are firing on them. of boy was shot in the stomach as they were trying to flee. but isil has made it clear through their actions that they intend to to hide behind the effort. >> so it depends with the coalition. so that other information their shoes are sharing. sova to exchange with them so to be revised operating in the same space. >> what we do is discuss aircraft coming together. with its speed and location. all we do is talk about how we can enter the two sets of aircraft don't bomb into each other in the air. that isn't a part of a coalition operation. so are you telling them? >> i will not get into a level of detail part of our agreement that we have enough information. >> you said at the end of the opening statement to put more pressure on isis and syria we should see them try to salute does this mean we shouldn't -- expect more terrorist attacks? is the

and there estimates for 2016, 4 .7%. if you're reading between the lines, that means they are probably buying into the notion that you could see wage fracturing. buying income obviously bill gross is not buying them. wrom morgan stanley, d yen you look at rates, he is saying it will be damaging. to think so? tom is making good points. the rate -- we have to understand, these rate hikes that she is talking about for 2016 is really a question of option out it. let's say that we do not to the growth or inflation that we want, what can she do? she can readjust it lower at the march meeting or some later date in june. i think that option out he is important. i do not think that they wanted to remove that from the marketplace. and i think it is a pretty good decision on her part to do that. host: where is the economy right now? did she have the economy to create optionally? -- option now it's the -- optionality. we will get that story later. wouldook, here is what i say. in regard to the feet of whether -- fate of whether it i

they expect profits to grow, but not as much as originally estimated. this is as coal volumes fall faster than expected and cheap natural gas prices exasperate that. shares tumbled to $27.53. >>> the hunting and fishing store chain cabela's says it's weighing strategic alternatives. this could mean a sale or breakup of the company because of declining sales. the announcement comes more than a month after the hedge fund elliott management disclosed it has a stake in cabela's. shares rose 2% to $47.89. >>> round foreman reported results that missed estimates. the maker of jack daniel's, among other spirits, said the strong dollar invigorated competition weighed on its results. shares off nearly 2% to $102.06. and zafgen saw shares tumble after a patient died in an experimental trial of its obesity treatment, suffering a blockage in an artery. shares of the small cap company fell 60% to $6.28. >>> and on-deck capital was higher on news it has partnered up with jpmorgan chase. the big bank said it would use the online small business lender's platform for sm

somewhat above the median estimate of the longer run normal growth rate. there after, the median growth row jeks declines toward its longer run rate. the median projection for the unemployment rate in the fourth quarter of this year stands at 5%, close to the median estimate of the longer run normal unemployment rate. committee participants generally see the unemployment rate declining a little further next year and then leveling out. the path of the median unemployment rate is slightly lower than in september. and while the median longer run normal unemployment rate has not changed, some participants edged down their estimates. finally, fmoc participants proceed correct inflation to be very low this year. largely reflecting lower prices for energy and nonenergy imports. as transitory factors holding down inflation abate and labor market conditions continue to strengthen, the median inflation projection rises from just 0.4% this year to 1.6% next year and reaches 1.9% in 2017 and 2% in 2018. the path of the speedimedian inn projections is little changed fr

the fire engulfed the building and killed an estimated were just 6 weeks old. not every pig the company owned was killed... but the brennenman family says this will still be a major setback for their company. (sot. cg: erin brennenman/building owner) "you know, we're incredibly passionate about farming and raising pigs, so to have something like this happen, it's staying positive since the rest of the buildings and farming tools they own are still standing... and the community has been supportive of the brennenman family during this stressful time. (sot) "the cause of that fire is still being investigated. we've got you covered in wellman... hillary maglin... kwwl news." the building is being called a total loss... but no one was injured in that fire. hart named mayor of the city of waterloo. kwwl's nikki newbrough joins us live. nikki you spoke with hart today...he made history last night...becoming the first african american mayor in focus on that. today. he also told me he's proud to be african american, but right now history. here is video of hart's electio

are largely unchanged estima unchanged from an estimated million today that the undersecretary estimatedfrom the trade a year ago, november 2014. finally you say one of the lessons of the last year is that limited strikes on isil oil infrastructure are not strategically effective. are you certain the obama administration between 2009 and 2014, you worked on president obama's 2008 campaign. so can you give us any insight as to why the president has decided not to change his strategy against isis in light of these and other failures? >> thank you, senator for the question. i do actually think the significantly increased operational tempo and range of targets that we've seen dod begin striking over the last three or four weeks is a very important step. appears to be having an impact, although the results are early and it is hard to gather information from the ground, but i think that that is a very important step. and i certainly hope we see continued escalation of the targeting of this oil infrastructure. >> for the first year or so we don't have what we have seen the last three or four we

by some estimates, the fourth and fifth largest in the world. control over this oil has major impacts over prices. the movement of oil to the best from the middle east to world markets is key to the stability of global supplies. global energy security depends on diversity of supplies in different countries. what happens to that oil from the largest reserve still matters, because, in addition to the u.s., growing company's like -- growing countries like china have an enormous energy need. they will continue to look for resources for those energy needs to be met. in today's market where there is robust supply, it would take a significant disruption, maybe somewhere on the magnitude of 5% or 10% to really disrupt the market. today's global production is approximately 94 million barrels per day. the isis oil production is about 35,000 barrels. that is less than 1/10 of 1%. it is clear though that this is a constantly shifting dynamic. in a tight market, a very, very small amount of disruption can have a very, very significant impact. so, i think tod

as of 10 this morning, alligeiant estimated passengers will be departing chattanooga at around 12:40 eastern time. her's some good news. first, no one was hurt. second, passengers are getting for a future flight with allegiant. jill... a man is in custody this morning facing charges of burglary and theft of a vehicle. cedar falls police responded to an alarm at wheels unlimited auto sales on center street at around one o'clock this morning. officers found damage to the entrance of the business. police then found curt douglas widen inside the shop. they also found a new green ford garbage truck nearby. police believe widen stole the truck and used it to damage the building. cedar rapids police are investigating an armed robbery at a gas station on the northeast side. they say someone with a gun robbed the b-p station on first avenue shortly before 9 o'clock last night. the robber ran away before police arrived. no one was hurt. while the cold and snow are an issue here in iowa, major flooding is still affecting areas to our south. water has taken over some near saint louis, missouri.