but across and ginny their is active transmission still going on. areas like -- our last count knew the border the transmission of disease. grown over 25 days. and then transmission. * concentration is how can you go close to the border cases that you can bring across from liberia, given liberia, given treatment in our treatment unit, make our case files our contact, community health volunteers, community, community engagement, that kind of collaboration with any liberian cross-border support is part of the intervention. so were working on that very closely. >> can you just say a quick word about the field trials that are beginning? the vaccines in particular but they're are also a lot of work going on in therapeutics. the vaccine peace it's historic, moving ahead at a very rapid pace. there are a lot of questions around this. can you say a few words? >> and liberia it's good you put me in this seat because back home i am always also in a house seat trying to give explanations to the public about what it's all about, what about what we need to do ab

ceo ginny rometty.n exclusive interview. >> net neutrality, the fcc taking up what has become a contentious issue. but waiting on important details for internet companies like google and netflix still to be determined. >>> first up wall street digesting economic data ahead of the opening bell. consumer prices down .7. strip out food and energy prices up .2. durables nice, above expectations, above 2.8. weekly jobless claims jumped to 313,000. dow closed at record high. nasdaq ended the ten-session winning streak. within a stone's throw of 5,000. a level at which it's closed only two times in history. >> take it out today because there's a lot of good chatter in individual tech names. i would tell you we had a gauntlet this morning with the run-through. when you get through a gauntlet nothing that is earth shaking, whether claims durables, inflation. i've got nothing earth shaking. i don't feel it's going to do anything other than be a decent background for individual stocks, whether mergers, david, or w

oppose all animal testing in regards to this think of our own pets and think if you want them to the ginny pigs and come up with a different view thank you. i'll appreciate that if you change that thanks. >> seeing none, i'll close the speaks on page 167 under the reluctant can you walk me through why we support confidential voting i presume as opposed to an open vote so we can better cast all our votes on other issues. >> this particular issue is generally dealing with confidential voting that have been submitted by institutions to companies and making sure that that information is confidential it is actually, the proposal we generally see we haven't seen this proposal for a number of years now it's been a few years since this type of proposal has been on the ballot of proxy companies. >> not towards votes in the board room. >> no only institutional investors and a as and present their votes to the company. >> all in favor, say i. of the motion. >> i. >> passes unanimously thank you you very much. >> item 8 please. >> number 7 please call it. >> thank you thanks for everyone's patience co

including ginny shaneer.he started taking care of peanut who was lost during that time and ended up in a kill shelter in georgia. his other son spent months looking for the pet. zack flew in for the reunion with peanut and his mother. they had not seen each other in 18 months. >> i was look oh, my god. i was excited to see peanut, but i'm excited to see my son. >> she said she can't wait to spend more time with zack and peanut and reunite the going dog with his original other than. >> let's talk about the grammies and talk about the fashion. let's start with madonna she dressed, get in headlines she is wearing a black hat and corsett with matching thigh high boots. there's beyounce. and taylor swift and rihanna in a poofy pink confection. there's sia who hides her face now. tony braks ton. >> prince was wearing an orange jump suit. he was just being prince. 5:27. tenses boil over on race relations on the main line. >> death investigation is underway on a central pennsylvania college campus, what we're learnin

it doesn't matter. >> dave, worst performing dow stock over the last couple years but can ginni romettyn around this big ship? >> i think it's an old it tech company trying to find its way. you have the market has grown a lot over the last three years, the tech sector over the last three years, the stock the same place it was three years ago. revenue declining for the last four years each year. they talk about the cloud. it's about 3% of business right now. they're making a major investment in the cloud. >> $4 billion in cloud and social and security -- >> but it is -- what is the model going forward? what is going to make this company do great things? >> they're playing catch-up in cloud too. not as if they're finding the opportunity. the pricing won't be there. >> doc, talk about bank of america, the downgrade to neutral at ubs. >> they're worried about bass sell and some of the modeling that's going on here, their chief accounting officer was somewhat of a surprise at least to me, that they cut him and a new one is coming in next week. so they -- to cut your price target 25% on the s

we are joined by ginni rometty, the chairman and ceo of the ibm. think line was target of $40 billion in revenue from the various, what we call growth systems in ibm, higher growth social, mobile, cloud, and the like. >> yes. >> $25 million base now. you have three years to add additional $15 billion in revenue. that's an awful lot. why do you have the confidence to do it? >> you're right. coming off investor day, and one of the key points i started with today was about reminding everybody we're a high valued innovation company, and to that point, some of the supporting facts, you know, because as you know when we did earnings, we talked about this we have come out and said these strategic imperatives as we call them, around the world, $25 billion. what gives me confidence? they grew another strong 16% of actual rates last year and now 27% of ibm. so it was important that we went back in time. i told them and we showed everyone today they have been growing strong double digits for years, and five years ago, they were 13% of ibm. started last year 2

the second is this is what i learned from a woman named ginny dietrich. she said social media is also social networking. you can meet people you would not otherwise normally meet and make relationships that you would not otherwise make and get new business that you would not otherwise get. that's a great proposition for social media. >> i think social media is helpful if you're using it in the way your target customers are using it. or else you're just throwing it out to the wind. >> arethere are two big benefits. the first is quantifiable media. you can say i will spend this amount of money on a facebook ad. that could be a huge benefit, like steve said -- >> that's different. that is using social media platforms to advertise. >> absolutely. which is different than putting out my own facebook posts and tweeting. it's important to remember the one you're talking about. >> so you could potentially engage with customers there. >>> if you are posting things on instagram, facebook twitter, you are engaging with your customers on a constant basis. that's impor

hard lesson is we cannot afford to have a cluster of poor countries like liberia sierra leone, and ginny having -- and guinea without having any capacity in their own health systems to monitor and respond. they need basic capacities created in those countries in order to reserve some modicum of health security. also, u.s. leadership, strategic leadership across the presidency , diplomats, aid workers, the department of defense, cdc, was sterling in this period and there is a lot that americans can be quite proud of. >> senior vice president and director, joining me from washington, it's been a pleasure. thanks so much for your time. up next, the latin america report and a loss by billionaire carlos slim. >> it is time now for today's latin america report. billionaire carlos slim's mobilephone company america bowl model -- america movil misses profit estimates. it serves seven of eight mobilephone users. still ahead, waging war on islamic state. we will have president obama's plan to send ground troops. ♪ >> let's check bloomberg world news. president obama has asked congress to improve -

david, look ginny, david, martin, doesn't matter, by splunking, stock goes to 180.doing the buyback. do it after becky, after the interview with warren then buy splunk. i'm raising my price target to 185. >> people want to know what happened to zoe. >> not allowed to say. >> you see? a lot of people haven't seen season i yet. >> when push came to shove. >> oh. >> you're terrible. cramer's "mad dash" as we count down to the opening bell. take another look at futures as we close out february. more "squawk on the street" is back in a minute. anything? no. you? no. aflac! what are you guys looking for? claims! legend has it these hills are full of 'em. it can take months for an insurance claim to surface. claimin' takes patience. aflac paid my claim in one day. they got some new-fangled kinda one day payin' machine? hehehehe yea, i got aflac at work. aflac... in just one day, we approve and pay. one day pay, only from aflac. aflac... ♪ all right. time for "mad dash." final trading session of the week. where are we starting? amazon. >> bears do not listen to what i'm abo

he deserves some of the accountability for problems there looking at caterpillar, ibm, ginni doing as job, i think the $25 billion she's built into the cloud and the $7 billion they gave away, sold away of low-end stuff going for a high-end quality performance there but the real challenge -- >> but you would admit you're probably -- you're going to be on an island with the view that you just put forth. there's -- >> oh, i know. >> big holders in the company would say what do you mean she's doing a fabulous job? >> she is repositioning this thing. i wouldn't discount her as quickly as you wrote off caterpillar the challenge here it took lou gerstner eight or nine years. it's going to take a couple years. >> is she buy back too much stock? >> no. it takes a while to play out. giant deals they've got going in japan. the growth of the watson business. it's a big strategic reinvestment they're making. you point to ibm they've had -- but she's got $25 billion right in the cloud space. i think microsoft is very proud as you wanted to talk about nadella. >> give me the view of nadella. >> bu

where is big blue going in david faber has an exclusive with the ibm ceo ginni rometty. of power coming up. it's back to fast money halftime. >> when something unusual happens the najarians try to find it and make money on it. a trade update on two hot stocks. doc to you. >> all right. >> even you can read this graph, judge. take a look at what's going on in zio farm. over the past three months just exploding to the upside trading over 1158 and still buying, judge. so this is one that we talked about again late last week. the stock exploding to the upside again. sold about half of the position but still in this one. >> okay. and pete, mcdonald's. >> mcdonald's if you go back to january 29th the stock trading around 92.60, in that range. suddenly some huge call activity there as well. it february, they wanted to buy a little time, went out to match, the march 95 calls were bought for 91 cents. 37,000 times. yesterday, those popped on this huge move that you can see over the last couple days. those popped to over $4. actually around $4.40. today even higher. i got out yest

tally is built jury took this video after returning for a second time to see if she could sell the ginnie for 21 years and is very hard to stop over and start over again. >>reporter: the peruvian restaurant and said all they had some bread. the store is completely damaged. still with the future uncertain most businesses say that they do plan to reopen is not here somewhere else. >>reporter: back live the 22nd mission at this point the cause is still under investigation for this fire. there been to other apartments fire since this one broke out. late today fire officials say is that any of the three apartment fires are suspicious. there still yet to determine what caused the fires. >>catherine: 3 people who died when their car went off highway 101 have been identified. jorge gaudiness they died in the crash on southbound 1017 stating that the car hit to trees and then it hit an embankment and fire took over the vehicle >>catherine: and now spare the air alert again has been call for tomorrow. the air quality management district says of the unseasonably warm water whether is trapping a lot

ginny rometti says she wants sales to hit $4 billion over four years.bm has fallen 4% since october. some nba stars remember the man who broke the color barrier. earl lloyd became the first black nba player when he joined the washington capitals in 1950. he died yesterday at the age of 86. lloyd played nine seasons and was named to the basketball hall of fame. american express fighting to retain affluent clients amid stiff competition. adding new benefits for holders of its gold card. there's a catch. is increasing upfront fees. the new parks include double points for spending at u.s. restaurants and a personalized travel service. they already have the concierge service. as we mentioned, lawmakers are duking it out to finalize a funding deal before money for the department of homeland security runs out. a move that could result in 30,000 workers forurloughed. 85% will work without a paycheck until congress gets it together. former undercover cia operative turned republican congressman will hurd of texas joins us. he served on the house homeland security

ginny and liberia also saw an uptick.razil has ordered the seizure of like batista's assets. the court also wants his vote -- boat and airplane. have requested information on his bank account. he went on trial in november in rio de janeiro could he's accused of market manipulation. tom: it is the conversation of the morning. this is in germany as we speak. the finance minister of germany and of greece meeting. brendan greeley, jump in here. this is a big deal. brendan: huge deal. these other people who needed to talk to most. we have had so many conversations between different heads of state and wolfgang schaeuble and yanis varoufakis needed to talk to he said yet intensive talks and there is room for compromise. tom: what is the distinction between schaeuble's relationship with the german people and chancellor merkel's relationship with the german people? torsten: generally, of course, greases and difficult spot where they have to do a lot of different things and that is why when we are going to see in this press confere

inheritance tonight, ginnie called the shows us a gun used by bonnie and clyde.wn to you? somebody did. she got to hold the gun. she told me it is heavy. a $3 million nicole. all starts at 9:00 tonight on the fox business network. for r cole's's retail forecast was better than expected, stocks up 6% big boost smokers suspending $3 million to buy the maker of milk bone dog biscuits and meow mix investors seem to like it. shares hitting a new high of 114 earlier but still positive first modern. merck sales and outlook are disappointing, the big drug company's stock is down 3-1/3%. a bizarre story out of argentina. an arrest warrant for the argentine president and foreign minister, and they were in the home of the dead prosecutor, this is right out of a made-for-tv movie. liz: there was no gun powder residue on his hand. there was a gun and shell casing year his body before he was found dead. what is happening now is there was apparently an arrest affidavit in the trash bin in his apartment seeking the arrest of president christina kirchner and other top government

also tonight at business's newest show strange inheritance with ginnie colby, tune in for more of thise sitting on how much in terms of value of this collection of insects? >> there are some insects that have never been seen since, some are thought to be extinct but not confirm but the collection was 5 to $6 million for this collection. startup-ny. it's working for new york state. already 55 companies are investing over $98 million dollars and creating over 2100 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no property taxes no corporate taxes no sales taxes. and with over 300 locations, and 3.7 million square feet available, there's a place that's right for your business. see if startup-ny can work for you. go to startup.ny.gov. [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer

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. >> reporter: ginnie crews busy throughout the day restoring power and the peninsula was hit hard withthis one in pacifica strong winds not allowed to come power lines countries as well. this tree limb and paul monteux was 40 ft. long 14 in. in diameter. leave and not and missed the parked cars. >> reporter: people went about their business as if there was any other day. war in the better the of the season snow along with the market that >> reporter: us from paris the storm tumbrels a raincoat's others were not so. no was coming to should prepare a little bit better but this just watter. >> reporter: now pacific co are having a light to moderate chisel the key problem here is when gusting up to 43 m.p.h.. >> reporter: the powerful winds and the spade that the train to a home concord tickle the video you see the video of the tree blown over fallen to a house. have been about 2:00 friday afternoon and one was so powerful and interrupted the kron 42 interview with the home when they're there. in between those when gus a holder told us about her serious. a little kids asleep also met here

world health organization says ebola continues to fall in three countries hardest hit in the last year ginny leone. >> i've seen a lot of things but not this. a man hooked himself to pair of skis and back of a vehicle and, yep, cruising along, until a local news crew spotted him and broadcast his trip live. the local mayor happened to be being interviewed by the station at that time not impressed. he called on police to track down the skier and ticket him. and they did that. >> that's not allowed? >> not allowed? . you can't waterski behind a car in the snow? >> apparently not. >> he was snow skiing. >> that is sort of like waterskiing, right? >> yeah. he was tethered. >> we have a lot of work to do. she confuses waterskiing -- >> the dynamic is like that. >> i don't want to like you today because of the patriots. when you're right, you're right. you have to ticket the guy. coincident i don't like theunnecessary government or police action but you have to ticket the guy or he could get hurt. he looked cool. cool points. >>> we are following the deadly winter storm. there is a blizzard forcin

but you don't want to miss the ceo of that company ginni rometty. >>> then google considering a strategich i'm wearing. no word on the size of the investment or the implied valuation of the maker of the up fitness brand. >>> we are less than -- okay. less than 90 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. the futures right now are not doing a lot. up about 8.5 points or so. checking out the markets over in europe at this point those are small moves except for in greece. luckily there are some individual issues that are moving this morning. >>> the company points to demand for its cloud-based software and services. also sears posting a smaller than expected loss. the retailer says it expects to bring in more than $2 billion from completing its spinoff of 200 to 300 stores. kohl's also looks to be a winner today beating estimates. raising dividend by 15%. >>> okay. it is decision day for the fcc. a ruling on net neutrality is just hours away. eamon javers is there this morning. he joins us with more. >> they're expected to start meeting at 10:30 eastern time at the fcc in order to p