oliver how are you good to be here thank you glad to hear it and we have our very own jonathan crane j.c. how are you doing a great set of rense a break from foster alongside i'm even more raring to go chris looking forward to it ok we are of course starting with goldman now we saw a mark. up inside snap life six unbeaten run at home surprised at leipsic were able to pull one back at least well they had their chances but it was booking who kept. the win four for dalton basically and you mentioned michael royce . you know how many games he missed this is this season so far usually he misses like five or ten or so it was the very first game that they didn't have roy's in the lineup so they just want to protect him a little bit and that's why. the precautionary measure exactly that's why he didn't put him in the starting line and he had a little crash and in practice on friday so that's just because the merits are i'm sure ok now somewhat stay with dorman over to you j.c. no matchday take it off with byron looking very hungry leon gorecki a bag of brace eleven dos he got his now buyers nico

bit closer like two or three points maybe but in the end it's going to be dortmund ok all right now j.c. i know you are leaning towards dortmund we've heard from actual bizzle they have so many pieces that can hurt in opposing sides yeah i think as we saw with the win against like seagrave core strength or over the pitch they do have a slightly tough run of games coming up i think i've got to go to frankfurt in a couple of weeks time but i agree with ali as well i think dortmund do have the better team this season and that's why i'm sticking with them the likes of you know jade and sam show they're the ones that are going to fire them to the tie so i think right now you've mentioned. of course he's been outstanding and the upcoming opponent they have frankfurt you know actually frankfurt have a scoring trio tally in a gaggle of goals lukey ovitz being one of them let's take a look at the top scores here you go he's leading the league with thirteen goals dorman's all cossar just missed his thirteenth goal that lives he said to twelve ali are you shocked when you take a look at the remain

friday so that's just because of the merits i'm i'm sure ok now somewhat stay with dorman over to you j.c. no matchday take kicked off with byron looking very hungry leon grest a bag of brace eleven dos he got his now buyers nico botched let it be known they are hunting dogs and thoughts yeah hunting dorman he said i don't care when we overtake them the crucial thing is we finish on top so he's really strained down the gauntlet to dortmund and they did respond they had to respond because we have been talking about a completely different thing if the gap was any three points they responded without welker royce as well as we were saying x. over it so getting a lot of praise he was the goal scorer and the club have treats it as well they save it still gives you win to reform that red bull slogan this victory extra sweet for dortmund fans because of course we know how much they don't like red bulls ownership of leipsic i have to say is where you inveigle was outstanding in defense and fans will be pleased to hear that he's probably going to stay with the club he had been linked with pish chea

., thanks j.c. o'hara. anybody like save? >> steve grasso over there. >> that is a name that -- >> i thought you said the hulk >> that is a name that outperforms and it's kind of a sneaky airlines. everyone forgets about this one. they trade the marquee players this has been flying under radar, has really no effect with the government shutdown for this one. people sort of glide into this one. if you want profitability where if you think the airline will do well, this has higher beta and you get a little more leverage with this one versus the other name. >> do you like any of the transport names? >> i'm terrified of the airlines in general. >> personally getting on one >> no. actually owning them so tough business to be in fuel costs have come down. you would think that profits could increase but that's not the way it works instead they have to immediately pass all those savings on to the customer because it's such a highly competitive business. so no, not a big fan of the transportation stocks. >> i

lso late today, j.c. penney gave an update on how it did holidays.e the retailer said that same-store sales dropped by 3.5% but it still expects to end the fiscal year with liquidity of more tn $2billion. it also announced plans to reduce inventory and close some stores. >>> still ahead, trade war? what trade war. why chinese buyers may be extending their reach into the u.s.ar >>> apple's ceo today addressed around tive sentiment his company saying innovation at the company is strong. his comments to cnbc's jim cramer came almost a week after apple lowered its first quarter revenue forecast, citing a weakening economy in china. >> in terms of the naysayer, i've heard this over and over again,jim. i've heard it in 2001. i've heard it in 2005 and skr a7 '08 and '10 and '12 and '13. you can possibly find the same quotes from the same people over and over again. i'm not defenhive on it, is america and you can say what you want. but my honest opinion is that there is are culf innovation in apple. that culture

bank reported a drop in holiday sales along with j.c. penneynd a express. it's still hard to know how the out.on averaged for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan in new york eity. >>> and before go, a final look at this day on wall street. of course affected by tha historic brexit vote in the uk, the dow added 155 pointh. nasdaq was up 117, led higher by netflix, by the wat on t price increase. and the s&p 500 rose by 27. of course it would be very interestingo see how the european markets respond tomorrow to the brexit vote. wet may have t no-confidence vote in parliament as well. so another historic day could b in theffing tomorrow as well. >> and we will be here to cover it all for you. that does i for "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera, thanks for joining us. >>if'm bill th. have a great evening. we'll see you >> this is "bbc world news america."fu ing of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions erica's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying!

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. >> reporter: hundreds lind up outside oakland's fox theater for the party. 10-year-old j.c.d sporpted his new curry 6 shoes. >> i like to run high and jump. >> others stepped up the waiting game. >> i came here at 5:00. i got home and got sleep. came back at 10:00. first in line? hochted by under armour it was billed as a celebration of curry's ten years in oakland. >> he still look young. >> the promise of tickets to the party, featuring musical acts like mista fab and e 40 drew people to a pop-up store earlier. this but it was closed but then they learned they had to buy merchandise for the tickets. >> i'm disappointed. i came down with such joy and excitement. >> curry intervened and said the tickets would be free to the relief of warriors fans who are sad to see the team leave oakland next year. >> it's a bittersweet to be out in oakland. i'm feeling good right now. basketball teams were in attendance. they were bussed in by under amor in oakland katie utehs abc 7 news. >>> now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >>> good saturday morning to you. and here is the ra

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the parent of men's warehouse and others, j.c.hile there are some metrics, without the government as the equalizer, it's hard to know exactly how the season averaged out. >> especially when you're trying to figure out what amazon means. there's no way to track that >> and they're not required to give holiday sales we have not in my memory gotten holiday sales from walmart, for example, or necessarily from amazon >> the two biggest >> exactly but we don't get theirs. so it does make it a little hard then when you've got first data and mastercard that are further apart, that makes it hard to get through. >> we need our government numbers. >> i think that's what i realized putting this together >> thank you very much >>> joining us is ian from p pantheon you kicked up quite a bit of a kerfuffle when you started talking about how you think that growth for the quarter could get wiped out completely by this government shutdown. it got more attention yesterday when jamie dimon kind of referred to that fact on the jpmorgan conference call

there's an article in wall street journal and it says j.c.enney is struggling to avoid same fate as sears are they gone? >> they have a very different situation than sears and sears burning money and hemorrhaging cash. jc fenny has cash flow. they have in the most recent quarter 450 million dollars of operating cash flow. they've had free cash flow the last three years. they are in trouble. they're not in trouble in the same way sears is. they're going to have to do some reorganization, this is probably the lastaround chance they're going to get to recover from a if 416 million dollar stock. back to anything that looked like what they were before. >> got it. apple teaming up with johnson and johnson they're going study whether apple watch can be used to diagnose the increase risk of a stroke, for example. what do you say that sounds like a pretty good thing. being useful. no innovation at apple that seems innovative i think it is great and there's more and more of that. people when people say there's no innovation they're talking specifically