by the way, gregg pinner, president of the greater commerce, says the chamber hasn't endorsed the proposed development yet, but it's leaning that way. ahead on the news at noon... it's one of the biggest days of the year in hollywood. we'll talk about which film got the most oscar nominations this year... plus, we'll look ahead to a concert raising money and awareness for pediatric meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 30 meg internet, tv, and phone. plus free installation, with a one hour arrival window, tv equipment and epix included. mark barger was there.. and has a look at those who made the cut. :01 1:26 "the revenant's momentum from the golden globes on sunday continued this morning at the oscar nominations. it lead the way with 12 best picture, best director, and best actor for leo

john kasich spoke to thehamber of commerce for greater londonderry and salem. campaign stop tomorrow with eventsn exeter and hampton. shelley: a rubio returned to the granite state today. the republican presidential candidate will be in concord tomorrow for another townhall meeting. jim gilmore addressed legislators at the new hampshire statehouse today, a tradition foresidential candidates. the republican presidential candidate is a former governor of virgia.ni tom: this year marks the 100-th anniversary of the new hampshire primar so torrow night, we' re taking an in-depth look at the future of the process, as well as a and what has made it so special. first in the nation, 100 years of tradition airs tomorrow night at 7:00, heron. shelley comip on news 9 : tonight. the new year is off ta start for markets. the change in oil pricesex srts think signals that there could be other problems. tom: new guidelines on what we should be eating. mi: after a couple of nice, sunny days, clouds take over starting tomorrow. when light mixed showeivrr most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers

again, you know, to the point of secular themed stories, amazon is a perfect example of e-commerce taking greaterhare as a percentage of overall commerce. we just talked about facebook. we just talked about ad spend and facebook and google still represent a very small portion of the overall market share to us growth still works. growth is scarce and we think growth is trading at a discount to both value and the overall market. >> i show you quickly having apple as either your top holdings. are you throwing mt. towel on it? are you sticking with it? have you bought more? >> the position stayed where it is. we are underweight relative to our benchmark but again we focus on the long-term themes and less about short-term moves in the market. >> we'll talk to you soon. thanks for coming on. >> great, thank you. >> speaking of guys, apple hitting it's flash crash low today. intraday of 92. where it is now? let's pull it up. 93 and change. what's going on here? >> no growth for now. >> all the positive stories now we're talking gook again. >> apple -- >> it's not complicated. they're in an s cycle and n

speaking to greater boston chamber of commerce, he said that despite significant progress made over the past year, current events have to be taken into account. >> it's really important that despite some of the weakness that we have been seeing over the last week or two, monetary policy shouldn't overreact to the short-term fluctuations in financial markets. that being said, we have to be aware that there are downside risks to our forecast, and we have to take quite seriously what's happening elsewhere in the world. >> mr. rosengrin added that the future path of rate hikes will be highly dependent on the fed's evolving outlook. >>> well, as stocks sell off, some of the nation's biggest banks are getting ready to report their earnings. tomorrow jpmorgan. friday we hear from citi. and morgan stanley and bank of america are due out early next week. but as kayla tausche reports, there may not be much to like in those quarterly results. >> reporter: they were supposed to be one of the bright spots in the market, but banks will have to get through what looks to be a dismal fourth quarter of e

the greater cayce-west columbia chamber of commerce announced its support of the planned mixed-use development project known as "brookland." if built, it would include homes for purchase and for rent, cafes, restaurants, and green spaces. the project has drawn critics who fear problems with parking and traffic. the west columbia city council will take one final vote on rezoning the land for the development next wednesday. america's largest retailer is closing hundreds of stores, including one in our wal-mart announced its first ever mass closing today... with 269 stores worldwide closing their doors. 154-of those stores are in the united states including one store on u.s. highway 321 in winnsboro. approximately 10- thousand employees in the u.s. will be impacted by the closing. " i saw a lot of customers mad, a lot of customers crying." kim murphy, upset about walmart closing "i'm devastated." jessica mitchell, upset about walmart closing "it's basically the only store." the nearest walmart will be 30 minutes way on killian road. the winnsboro walmart officially closes at 7 o'clock on january

the president of the greater cayce west columbia chamber of commerce says the chamber hasn't endorsed the proposed development yet, but it's leaning that way. state leaders are laying out a new spending plan to help south carolina schools. yesterday governor nikki haley and superintendent of education molly spearman spelled out the education plan for 2016. it includes money to give bus drivers raises and make the internet more accessible for kids at school and at home. and it makes struggling rural schools a priority. the governor proposed student debt forgiveness for new teachers who work 8 years in rural district. improvements to children's education, part of the improvement is where they spend most of their day, and that's in a school, and we want that school to be safe, and we want them to feel good about it, and we want them to feel worthy." haley also proposed a plan to let future governors appoint their education superintendents, instead of the superintendent being elected. if that plan is passed, the first appointment would happen in 2019. south carolina's top prosecutor is ho

and governor john kasich spoke to the chamber of commerce for greater londonderry in salem this morning, he will also told hold a town hall at 6:00 tonight, that's in hudson. and carly fiorina and jim gilmore addressed lent slaters at the new hampshire state house today, a tradition for presidential candidates. fiorina is also holding a town hall tonight, it starts at 6:30 in meredith. burlington, vermont ahead of tonight's donald trump campaign rally, but not everyone who may be planning to attend will be getting in. police say more than 20,000 free tickets were handed out, but the theater only has 1400 seats. police say once the capacity is reached, anyone still in line will be turned away and they expect counterprotests outside the theater. burlington, vermont is home to democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. tom: believe it or not, there are three spots in new hampshire that will cast those primary ballots right at midnight on february 9th. on wmur.com we're taking a look at how dixville notch started this unusual tradition. it's all thanks to one man's interest in chemis

he was at the greater derry chamber of commerce talking to voters there.the candidate is rolling out a new set of policies aimed at curbing addiction and stopping the flow of illegal drugs. he'll be talking to an addiction forum in new hampshire later today. >>> meanwhile, marco rubio is campaigning in cedar rapids, iowa. he's playing up his foreign policy abilities. rubio is painting himself as the best candidate to tackle isis. the iowa caucus is scheduled for february 1. >>> and it's really starting to get cold in iowa and also new hampshire over the next couple of weeks. it's going to turn bitter, bitter cold. we've been bitter cold at least relative to what we've seen in december but we have a late week warmup on the way and some rain falling over this weekend. you remember the way the flag was flying yesterday, whipping like crazy. it's not doing that now. there's still some wind out, but now it's only 10 miles an hour so the 22 degrees temperatures make it feel like 11. plus 11. we were feeling like below zero this morning. 16 degrees in mount pocon

he attended a primary series at the greater dairy chamber of commerce. he announced president obama's executive on gun control saying the president went beyond his authority. georgia governor christy had a packed day. he started off with a town hall in manchester, then spoke at a forum about heroin addiction. drug treatment and today spoke about the need to change the way society talks about addiction. some similar sentiments from ohio governor john kasich at that forum. he said he's learned about the battle against addiction from people he's met during his time in office and added that ohio has launched initiatives aimed at expanding drug education in schools and expanding medicaid to help with treatment. >> t-shirts have been designed, facebook pages created and statements issued all over debate over the name of this team's mascot. >> kevin: bitter cold out there, it's going to be another night with temperatures dropping i we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the low

this morning he attended a primary series at the greater dairy cahill better of commerce. president obama's executive action on gun control saying the president went beyond his authority. tonight bush is holding a town hall in dover. >> mark: new jersey governor christy started off with a town hall in manchester and spoke at a forum about heroin addiction. christy has been very out spoke eastbound about drug treatment and today spoke about the need to change the way society talks similar sentiments from ohio governor kasich, saying he's worked a lot in the battle against addiction. ohio has l.a. fire department an initiative aimed at expanding education and treatment. >> kevin: it is a cold evening out there. temperatures have dropped into the teens and 20s, below average today again just like yesterday. tomorrow morning will be below average, then right back above average. look at this, 14 is how it feels in boston. feels like nine degrees in worcester. any kind of breeze is going to make it feel colder. have -- it was a long progression, plymouth and upper cape the main event. some of the

the greater cayce-west columbia chamber of commerce announced its support of the planned mixed-use development project known as "brookland." if built, it would include homes for purchase and for rent, cafes, restaurants, and green spaces. the project has drawn critics who fear problems with parking and traffic. the west columbia city council will take one final vote on rezoning the land for the development next wednesday. birthday board break 4 good saturday morning, thanks i'm allie spillyards. looking live over downtown . let's get a check of your first alert forecast. looking like a line of showers will move through the midlands between 6a-11a on sunday. this is part of a complex low pressure system that will have most of the energy to our south. there could be enough cold air in place to have a rain/snow mix in york counties.it would be very brief at best. the system moves out quickly and we'll see sun by early afternoon. the surviving boston marathon bomber must pay his victims more than 101 that ruling came friday from a federal judge overseeing the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev . resti

commerce. he says it job growth is due to many factors. >> there is so many new businesses coming into the community. the location of lakeland being between the greater metro area of orlando and tampa. >> reporter: new construction projects like this is one of the reasons the lakeland winter haven areas are enjoying such job growth. lakeland chamber of commerce says the job growth is not a blip but a trend. >> making them and contributing them with both airports and easy access to i-4 and interstates to get them in and out of the state. >> reporter: in the meantime he is opened to giving up his small business to a new job if. >> depends on the money. >> reporter: in lakeland marcus grayson 10 news wtsp. >> career source poll says they are excited about the numbers. finding jobs people are qualified for. to see the entire list of cities with increasing job growth head to wtsp.com. >>> ladies, listen up. one of the most popular foods could put you at risk of gestational diabetes. it could be a reason to lay off the french fries and maked potatoes if you are looking to get pregnant. new study from the national institute of health asked 15,000 women how

commerce among the nations. >> without international law, no nation could act with any degree of certainty of carrying on borders.utside its in a growing interdependence world, not being able to operate effectively with a greater stake in international law. the will be remembered for lessons to be learned. washington, d.c. >> next, historians and legal scholars debate the influence of the 13th and 14th amendments on modern american society. these were ratified during the reconstruction era and out with rights for freed slaves and african-americans in general. the national constitution center hosted this 45 minute event. >> good morning.

greater coordination among all the agencies. it is not to suggest anything the cut out, but congress can play a critical role in making departmentc, and the of commerce are working with each other to achieve the things we all have in mind. again, you did a very good agendaing us your recommendations. thank you on the privacy side. thank you for participating. i look forward to hearing back and seeing some of your plans. do is leave like to the record open for ten days. we may have additional questions, others we didn't even get to. without objection, that is so ordered. again, i'm looking forward to having a report on the other items we requested today. you, each of you, very interesting. and we made10 years such incredible progress. thing ato do the right this important juncture. that is bringing out these issues. need to go is important. if there be no further business , we wille subcommittee adjourn. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] >> on the next washington journal, we look at

commerce. . >>> apple ceo tim cook's warning. >> we began to see some signs ever economic softness in greater china earlier this month, most notablyn hong kong. >> company predicts a revenue slip next quarter, its first drop in years. should investors view apple as a value stock not a growth play? we'll go inside the numbers straight ahead. >>> is the fed getting soft? after a slew of poor economic reports and signs of more global economic turmoil will the fed signal a rate hike stall. we'll look at today's decision and talk market expectations. >>> it's time to tee off. the ceo of taylor made joins us to talk about the business of golf live from the pga golf show in orlando. >> it's in the hole. >> as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >> announcer: live from the beating heart of business, new york city. this is "squawk box". >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc first in business worldwide. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. the futures at this hour are giving back not all of yesterday's gain. it was weird. yesterday down ended up over 200 points. oil at this hour was back down

greater food production. we're solving big problems with technology. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on the kmuj communicators on c-spa. >>> the house commerce manufacturing and trade subcommittee is looking into the growing use of mobile payment technology and its security challenges. representatives from samsung and paypal were among the witnesses. this is about two hours. >> subcommittee on commerce manufacturing and trade will now come to order. the chair recognize himself for five minutes for an opening statement. and i do want to welcome everyone to our hearing this morning. examening mobile payments which are poised to upend how consumers pay for goods and services in stores, online in apps and at the parking meter. this is the latest in our disruptor series covering a improving our economic condition. this past week black friday small business saturday cyber monday flooded all of our inboxes and took over the commercial breaks on television. as the holiday shopping season is in full swing, this is a good time to take a look at the consumer experience with mobile payments. this morning, we will hear from our witnesses representing a variety of inno

greater coordination among all the agencies. it is not to suggest anything the cut out, but congress can play a critical role in making departmentc, and the of commerce are working with each other to achieve the things we all have in mind. again, you did a very good agendaing us your recommendations. thank you on the privacy side. thank you for participating. i look forward to hearing back and seeing some of your plans. do is leave like to the record open for ten days. we may have additional questions, others we didn't even get to. without objection, that is so ordered. again, i'm looking forward to having a report on the other items we requested today. you, each of you, very interesting. and we made10 years such incredible progress. thing ato do the right this important juncture. that is bringing out these issues. need to go is important. if there be no further business , we wille subcommittee adjourn. thank you. >> c-span has your best access to congress in 2016. the house and senate will reconvene on january 4. on tuesday, january 5 the houses back from legislative work. on monday, january 11 senate returns it to 2:00 p.m. live coverage on tv and

this to the greater rincon hill benefit district board, south beach rincon neighborhood association on january 11th. january 12th we'll be presenting to the san francisco chamber of commerce. january 13th, to san francisco beautiful, and the millennium hoa and to the citizens advisory committee oci. we heard loud and clear when we presented before on this, the importance of presenting to all of the community on this item. so i'd like to ask hr and a team to please come up and please begin the presentation. >> could i ask one context question? in terms of the overall operation of the entire facility. are there other procurements that are envisioned that would handle operations and maintenance or security? is the intent to do a single one and it's all bundled in this? >> the intent is to do a single one on the operations and maintenance, the promotional platform. digital signage, advertising reality leasouts and this rfp and you'll hear in a moment that the recommendation is to put out the security rfp in early 2017 because we're not going to be able to hold those prices from now until when the station opens. we need to get the security on-board a little closer to the openi