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bill cosby's wife, camille come is in the hot seat, massachusetts court forcing her , all defended by idcy. the women claim the embattled /oredian drugged and sexually assaulted each of them. ille is battling to stay out of the fray, saying that marital discussions are privileged. she could have information relative to the case. more than 50 women have come forward, claiming that cosby sexually assaulted or raped them, claims he has denied, and through it all camille standing by his side. >> how was your wife holding up through all of this? only once making a public statement defending her husband, saying, "he is the man that you thought you knew." one of his accusers, beverly johnson, said she considered about cosby'se alleged assault, even pressing forward until this encounter. >> she embraced me like you would hug your daughter. that moment i decided i would not press the issue, because of her. felonyy: cosby is facing charges which can carry a penalty of up to 10 years in prison. the start date for his drop has not been set. now, the happier news first baby born in the region came a m

idc even thinking we'll see slight growth in 2016 as more business customers upgrade to windows 10 ande consumers user also have to upgrade pcs due to security and performance issues. apple bucking the trend. mac sales were up 3% in the 4th quarter. second straight quarterly increase for apple while other pc makers like hp, dell and lenovo have seen sales declining over the past year. stock market looking to build on yesterday's rally. apple helped out with a strong day and its shares were up again this morning. we'll see if they can lead to another positive session on wall street. we could use it. dow is up by more than 60 points. nasdaq up 22, s&p up 8. >> good news on a wednesday. thank you, jason. >>> it is 6:43 right now. we are going to check the roads. >> it's busy. we have a lot going on. in fact, west 80 to 680 the right lane is blocked for an accident with a vehicle stuck on its roof now. chp is heading out to the scene there. we are seeing delays of about 46 miles per hour so speeds dipping as you work your way through there. elsewhere we have a couple of things going on as

. >> research firm idc reports that pc shipments fell 11% in the fourth quarter, the largest year-over-year drop in the industry's history. the market is under pressure from the popularity of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. and that is bad news for intel. >> they derive two third of their revenue from the pc market, which contributes about half of the company's profit. manage is tasked with growing bock-line profits, which is a challenge when your pc market is not in growth mode, which it hasn't been for several years. >> intel's ceo brian kryzanich is well aware of this trend, which is why he's looking to diversify intel's business. in addition to pcs, he's focused on selling chips for data centers, which handle the workloads of mobile apps. for example, when users open a facebook appear on their as a matter of fact 2k7 phones, it's probably intel providing the processing power that displace all those videos, financial analysts like friedman are betting on continued grouse in the datacenter business. >> we expect next ye it could contribute more than half of the profits, an

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to explode, from 76 million units shipped last year to more than 170 million by 2019, according to idc. under armour's new headphones measure your heart rate while you run, while its smart sneakers measure distance and even track their own life span, about 450 miles until users need a new pair. so, which wearable will be the next big hit with consumers? it could be from a start-up right here at ces. for "nightly business report," i'm josh lipton in las vegas. >>> have you bought your powerball ticket yet? the jackpot is worth $500 million, making it the sixth largest jackpot in history. the lump sum cash payout about $306 million. and according to organizers, the majority of past winners let the computer pick their numbers. but you know the odds, and they're not good. about 1 in 292 million. >> if you do win, you won't have to worry about what i'm about to tell you, and that's another look at today's market sell-off on wall street. the dow jones industrial average down below 17,000, worst three-day start to a year since 2008. nasdaq fell 55. the s&p 500 off 26. >> well, eventually, som

numbersook at idc smartphone shipments are expected to grow about 1% in 2015.eforeit was 20% that 64 percent. so that is quite a dramatic slowdown. china increasingly important to apple. manufacturers as well. for apple they are seeing china as a key area of growth. about 28 stores there now. they're planning to increase at that to 40 by the middle of this year. they sold 13 million iphones in that month alone. after years of very fast growth china is showing some signs of a slowdown but still very very fast growth compared to other places. for a company like apple it looks like from the numbers we are seeing that it would like to increase its market share in an increasingly challenging environment. sherry: the smart phone market is just so crowded. coming up next, southeast asia's pollution problem is growing faster than anywhere else in the world. we will find out why after this very short break. ♪ the prime minister's office says several members of the group have been arrested. 13 people were killed in the attack on the base near the pakistan border includin

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idc says the mobile market in china contracted with the past three quarters, while shipment delays alsoaomi's sales. china is their main market, accounting for more than 90% of total sales. cap cow has made a $1.5 billion bid for low-end entertainment. melon streams the widely popular korean music also known as k pop. emily: we've been watching these messaging apps closely. how big of a deal is this? how will this take over help them? yvonne: if you think of chatting in korea, you think of kakao. its the number one messaging app in the country. give it access to the biggest these extreme and service in korea, and it is huge. they are trying to reduce the dependence on traditional forms of business and diversify its revenue. tapping into k's is one way to do that. they also want to expand offshore. this could be a potential big deal. how they are going to monetize this is a big question many analysts are asking. if you take a look at how each generation -- each user generates revenue, kakao generates four dollars per user. whatsapp generates six cents per user. there is an opportunity fo

let's ask the chief research officer at idc research and follows yahoo!ng us from framingham, massachusetts. ok, so do they have a point here? clearly the stock is being battered based on this outlook. what they are suggesting, does it sound reasonable? >> the bottom line is the focus is where this company has to go. when you look at a complete like google, google can afford to not be focused cousin have this massive cash cow tied to their search revenue. yahoo! has tried multiple different avenues for growth, with real jewels, like tumbler, for example, but it hasn't panned out. they have a couple of things beneath the water line -- like sports, for example. some of the other web businesses do ok, but they are not focused. they are spending too much, there are too many people, change probably needs to come to start restoring investor scarlet: what do they need to do, exactly? this was their point, they may need to renovate and fix the core business, which i tend to agree with. someieve that there are jewels there, but they probably need different leaders

idc white people are fascinated by the royal family. -- i do see why people are ascinated by the royalhat you have in the royals is a family like and unlike your own. it is the main of blended family. epitome of blended family. it is interesting to watch that playing itself out on a big public stage, a big magazine and the social media outlets. was charles perceived differently in america? there is not a great sense of him here. >> that is kind of what i feel. charlie: no sense of the role he plays. influential in terms of drawing in england. i think he does three things the day. charlie: what is it about him? >> i only met him once. is a man who knows how to talk to actors. people tell me he has been arabicg russian or because he feels the access of power -- axis of power in the world is changing. moment: he spends a every day of his life thinking, how will i prepare for the moment when it comes to me? we have to talk about the queen. it seems everybody -- does she have anybody who does not like her? think anyone could begrudge the way she has undertaken her duties over such an extend

idc forecasts that apple shifted 14 million watches last year.ater on watch is 75 million estimated iphone unit sales last quarter. we will be keeping and i on that and the rest of its earnings when they come out in a few minutes. alix: joining us to discuss apple is the founder and ceo of a firm that follows technology. what you think this happened -- what do you think happened this quarter with the iphone? it worries people to see this company that has been the most profitable company ever in world history having been dominated by one product face the risk that that product's growth is really slowing, and maybe it's going to be subject to gravity. disagree with the general consensus that we are headed towards slower growth if not a declining market right now. the market has not been excited about apple in a while. even from a consumer standpoint, what is there? i like that way of asking the question. i think there is plenty of reasons to be excited about them. in the rash of statistics being thrown around, they still only have 12% of smartphone

from 76 million units shipped last year to more than 170 million by 2019 according to idc. under armour's new head phones measure your heart rate while you run while it's smart sneakers measure distance or even track their own life span. about 450 miles until users need a new pair. >> so which wearable will be the next big hit with consumers? it could be from a start upright here at ces. for cnbc. i'm josh lipton in lass have ve >> love him or hate him. donald trump is always sure to provoke some kind of reaction and this time he is ruffling feathers in scottland. find out why after this short break. >>> welcome back to the show. you're looking at live pictures of the french president giving his speech at the police headquaters in paris on the anniversary of the charlie hebdo terror attack. >> other top stories moving this morning. transcanada sues over president obama's rejection of the pipeline. they also plan to seek $15 billion in damages. they voted to repeal the affordable care act for the 62nd time. however this is the first time it made it to his desk forcing him to

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