jack: "when you're picking a very unloved stock.hated, few want to come back story you have to look at the stock that's been pressured at scone down from its business last year. the avenue ceo, you have a lot of assets that can be sold some great assets i'm not so great. it's about streamlining it's about paying down debt and it's about keeping those dividends healthy. jack: this is one of buffett's biggest mistakes i hope you are right. then, you are also could terry and gm. >> this company reported earnings this week and did well. but it's also the sweet spot here. it's not as overpriced as tesla comment traded just six times the earnings so it's cheap. also has a lot of money going into electric vehicles and autonomous driving. it has its crude division which is $19 billion in the private market. you look at it it's just really well position. he can go up a lot from here. jack: it six times earnings compared to tesla's 85 in the markets three times. to read more check out this week's edition of barron's.com indefinite follows on

i am jack otter. we begin with what we think of the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. big tech companies hit by coronavirus, how supply chains are hurting apple, amazon facebook and more. a morgan stanley with a 13 billion-dollar bill of what it means for investors and soaring ahead of their flight playing the new space race barron's table tonight we will start with reshma. the market hit a new high this week and started falling down to 400 points, one half percent. coronavirus clearly one of the concerns. >> the scope is unknown at this time. we have more cases in japan and singapore the last couple of days, the numbers out of china keep skipping around. their economy is not up and running yet. the chinese economy, some millions of people were quarantined, many render travel restrictions. goldman has an estimate of all the days that have been missed it's like two months of unpaid holidays. it's crazy so factories and production lines have been stopped and inves

i am jack on her. we began we will get three stories that investors should be thinking about right now. there are coronavirus fears but there are opportunities. thrills and spills and corporate earnings last week it's going up next weekend what to expect with palatine with consumers but is unloved on wall street pride what that tells us about the market. i'm barron's roundtable tonight jack how ben -- the market was down ugly this week it was a convergence of forces that cause that. >> today was an ugly day. for most of the week coronavirus wasn't such a big deal. the usual suspects got hit. airlines like united, cruise lines, casinos all have direct exposure to the coronavirus. something else happened today and realize this might be a bigger issue. at the same time you're starting to get some manufacturing data that is also not looking good. there is a chicago measure of economic in that region and is pretty awful today. >> it was the worst showing in four years. speemac it was this notion going into

i'm jack otter.e begin what we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. big tech acquisitions under scrutiny by the ftc about what it could mean for investors. mortgage originations are the highest level since 2005 as housing finally back on track? and trouble at bed bath and beyond and under armour shows the turnarounds are hard to pull off. what to expect for other struggling retailers for on the barron's roundtable my colleagues al roots, carlton english, and jack howe. this story was a little underreported and i don't think anyone knows quite what to make of it federal trade commission made a pretty stunning demand to tech companies saying we want data going back ten years on all the purchases and acquisitions we did not look into. that's nearly 500 deals for microsoft google and several others. >> and when is the right time for investors to panic because we've been talking for a long time about these guys having too much power there has to be a reck

i am jack otter.begin with what we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. coronavirus feared have a market correction what to expect them here. some stay-at-home stocks held up better during the storm, with got the nays and what's ahead. and bob stepped down at disney, why it makes sense the themepark has take the helm. ben levisohn, jack hough, you don't need us to tell you it's an ugly week on wall street here's a rescan s&p 500 plunged into correction territory down 11.5% for the week that makes february at the worst month of the market since the great recession. treasury years fell to their lowest yield ever with attend yield on trade year yield low but the recent market action perspective. long-term investors have had a wonderful decade since the market in 2009 stocks have delivered a total return of 448%. ben, what should make of all this? see necklace talk recession. do we have to? >> profanity right out of the gate. >> around a year ago that's b

we are celebrating the one, the only jack. not the voice of jack, the actual, physical jack here.ot of anchors jack has worked with here at "world news now" and a few of them wanted to say a little tribute to jack. >> oh, no. oh no. >> jack, i don't really want to say anything, i just want you to absorb the sweatshirt that i am donning right now. hail to the victors. go blue. i know we had our little notre dame/michigan rivalry on the overnight news. and the commish as we loved to call you, i would just say congratulations. 25 more years if that's the number that you're celebrating. and pour one of those, a stiff drink, after the show tonight. congrats, see you, bud. >> 25 years at abc, man, congratulations. i remember when i first walked on "world news now" and you gathered me up and raised me up, and now here i am, still getting up at 4:00 in the morning to do television. but let me tell you something, jack. i have one thing to say to you, to talk about your greatness. this is my congratulations to you. >> honestly, stunned and amazed how you've been able to do this. clearly you

i am jack otter.st important things investors should be thinking about right now. big tech companies hit by coronavirus, how supply chains are hurting apple, amazon facebook and more. a morgan stanley with a 13 billion-dollar bill of what it means for investors and soaring ahead of their flight playing the new space race barron's table tonight we will start with reshma. the market hit a new high this week and started falling down to 400 points, one half percent. coronavirus clearly one of the concerns. >> the scope is unknown at this time. we have more cases in japan and singapore the last couple of days, the numbers out of china keep skipping around. their economy is not up and running yet. the chinese economy, some millions of people were quarantined, many render travel restrictions. goldman has an estimate of all the days that have been missed it's like two months of unpaid holidays. it's crazy so factories and production lines have been stopped and investors are really waiting to see what happens

jack: "when you're picking a very unloved stock.ted, few want to come back story you have to look at the stock that's been pressured at scone down from its business last year. the avenue ceo, you have a lot of assets that can be sold some great assets i'm not so great. it's about streamlining it's about paying down debt and it's about keeping those dividends healthy. jack: this is one of buffett's biggest mistakes i hope you are right. then, you are also could terry and gm. >> this company reported earnings this week and did well. but it's also the sweet spot here. it's not as overpriced as tesla comment traded just six times the earnings so it's cheap. also has a lot of money going into electric vehicles and autonomous driving. it has its crude division which is $19 billion in the private market. you look at it it's just really well position. he can go up a lot from here. jack: it six times earnings compared to tesla's 85 in the markets three times. to read more check out this week's edition of barron's.com indefinite follows on tw

i am jack on her.that investors should be thinking about right now. there are coronavirus fears but there are opportunities. thrills and spills and corporate earnings last week it's going up next weekend what to expect with palatine with consumers but is unloved on wall street pride what that tells us about the market. i'm barron's roundtable tonight jack how ben -- the market was down ugly this week it was a convergence of forces that cause that. >> today was an ugly day. for most of the week coronavirus wasn't such a big deal. the usual suspects got hit. airlines like united, cruise lines, casinos all have direct exposure to the coronavirus. something else happened today and realize this might be a bigger issue. at the same time you're starting to get some manufacturing data that is also not looking good. there is a chicago measure of economic in that region and is pretty awful today. >> it was the worst showing in four years. speemac it was this notion going into 2020 as we left this bad economy beh

i'm jack otter.at we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. big tech acquisitions under scrutiny by the ftc about what it could mean for investors. mortgage originations are the highest level since 2005 as housing finally back on track? and trouble at bed bath and beyond and under armour shows the turnarounds are hard to pull off. what to expect for other struggling retailers for on the barron's roundtable my colleagues al roots, carlton english, and jack howe. this story was a little underreported and i don't think anyone knows quite what to make of it federal trade commission made a pretty stunning demand to tech companies saying we want data going back ten years on all the purchases and acquisitions we did not look into. that's nearly 500 deals for microsoft google and several others. >> and when is the right time for investors to panic because we've been talking for a long time about these guys having too much power there has to be a reckoning comi

i am jack otter. are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. coronavirus feared have a market correction what to expect them here. some stay-at-home stocks held up better during the storm, with got the nays and what's ahead. and bob stepped down at disney, why it makes sense the themepark has take the helm. ben levisohn, jack hough, you don't need us to tell you it's an ugly week on wall street here's a rescan s&p 500 plunged into correction territory down 11.5% for the week that makes february at the worst month of the market since the great recession. treasury years fell to their lowest yield ever with attend yield on trade year yield low but the recent market action perspective. long-term investors have had a wonderful decade since the market in 2009 stocks have delivered a total return of 448%. ben, what should make of all this? see necklace talk recession. do we have to? >> profanity right out of the gate. >> around a year ago that's been very reliable recess

let's go. >> ready to go, jack? can do to help. what about calling coretta king? >> kennedy's fearful of alienating southern governors and southern democrats by being pro civil rights. but that all changes. >> kennedy calls coretta king to offer his support. >> that was a big decision. kennedy decides to do what is morally right. >> a simple phone call was a very noble thing to do. undoubtedly he did this for political reasons, but he did it. nixon did not. >> when kennedy's call leaks to the press, his brother bobby all but froths at the mouth. >> he was white with anger. he said sargent shriver and i have probably lost the campaign. he was furious. >> my father was a little disturbed about that because he was worried how well that would go over with some of the, you know, white governors. >> the deed is done. but bobby soon realizes he can turn the situation to his brother's advantage. he demands the release of king. >> and so my father called the judge. and at that point things really shifted. ♪ >> i understand f

>> the man -- the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe.y. >> and here at associated press, a still picture of the moment, the split second as the shot was fired. this is the man dallas police have identified as jack rubenstein and this of course is lee harvey oswald. you see the gun in the hand of ruby and just about to be fired. >> i know my own feelings were and i think they were widely shared by many, if not most americans. this can't be coincidental. the assassin is assassinated in the police station. what in the hell is going on? >> just learned from city hall from an authoritative source, that police are working on the assumption that there indeed is a connection between jack ruby and lee oswald. and that in some manner of speaking, oswald's murder was to shut him up. >> word also in just now from dallas that homicide chief captain will fritz has now said that the case of president kennedy's assassination is now closed with the death of oswald. it may not, however, be the opinion of the u.s. secret service or the federal bureau of in

bobby kennedy and jack kennedy knew it. jack kennedy is giving his state of the union address and president kennedy is all, we are fighting for democracy and freedom and there is an opportunity for what is happening here on the globe because we have all of these people. it was the middle of decolonization. africans, asians arabs, latinos, , those nations are getting free. imperial bonds are loosening and he sees this as an incredible moment for freedom in the global south. but he didn't mention the american south. in this freedom struggle. a kind of silence there. but he needed that silence, because what he was dealing with, he had just come back from the vienna summit. remember the one, his brother was trying to get the freedom riders to be quiet on? that didn't go so well. he met with khrushchev. khrushchev took him to school. i mean ooh. this wasn't pretty. it really wasn't pretty and it was kennedy's fault. he acknowledged that later on. he thought what he could do, because he has his own charm, he can walk in and charm

with us we have jack kingston a former republican congressman from georgia laura brown director of the graduate school of political management at george washington university and alan baron a former special impeachment counsel to the house of representatives of the 4 minority chief counsel to the senate governmental affairs committee welcome to you all on a bear and let's start with you so on wednesday president trump all but certain to be acquitted when even republican senators admit that he's guilty albeit of quote wrong and inappropriate actions according to senator rob portman what's your take on what happened on friday and indeed the whole trial. well i would start with the fact that i believe that the procedural aspects of this so-called trial it's a farce no witnesses no documentary evidence and yet we call it a trial no it wasn't a trial it was a sham proceeding designed to just get through it and. endorse mr trump's behavior from a substantive point of view. what trump did is far worse than any president has ever done i mean compared to the clinton sort of his affair with moni

okay, thanks, jack.y to the birthday blowout for rihanna. >> yeah, cue that music. the pop star went big for her 32nd birthday celebration in mexico complete with tequila, dancing and the mariachi bands. >> and a triple-tiered cake. >> happy birthday, rihanna, the queen of barbados. you try to stay ahead of the mess. but scrubbing still takes time. now there's new powerwash dish spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans grease five times faster. new dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. introducing the future of fitness. it's every class you can imagine. live... welcome back to the mirror. you've got this, john. .and on demand. it's boxing, cardio, yoga, and more. it's an interactive, goal crushing, whole family, whole body fitness machine. it's so cool! the future of fitness is at home. the mirror. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to ne

and on note -- >> no, no, jack, not yet, not yet, jack, wait. cutting his forehead. >> yes. there was a surveillance video there, the whole thing -- >> was it as dramatic as you expected it to be after all the hype about it? >> of course it wasn't. you know. but it never really is, you know? >> okay. >> that's part of the whole thing. >> and three hours. so you watched the super bowl. >> yes. >> sunday night. you saw this last night. which was better? >> the super bowl was miles better than anything that we saw last night. >> and with that your signature out, sir. >> on that note, analyst out. >> okay, there he goes, and he's gone. all right, from jack to j. lo. if you're still singing -- ♪ let's get loud let's get loud ♪ after sunday night's super bowl halftime show, you're not the only one who can't get enough. >> nearly 50 million people have rewatched that show put on by j. lo and shakira on youtube since it was posted a day ago yesterday. lucky for fans, j. lo is giving a sneak peek at the backstage moments leading up to her epic performanc

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jack: very interesting.hen we start to thing about the iowa caucus, the one thing we were spending a lot of time focusing on would-be how wide would we see the dispersion in some of the results across the candidates. we thought that might give us a bit of a clearer direction. after seeing some of the numbers last night and this morning, it is basically as clear as mud. we didn't see any real dark horse or any sort of leader pulling away with a significant gap. as a result, i think what becomes interesting is one, can the democrats actually get behind a single candidate when it comes down to that nomination coming forward to go against trump? the second piece here, we are starting to think a little bit more about mike bloomberg starting to pick up. with think about how that filters in with regard to the overall market backdrop. if we start to see someone like a mike bloomberg pickup in the pulling, is that necessarily a bad thing for equities? as a strategies, that is what i'm focused on, and that might not b

jack: first of all, that will be more of a tactical trait. we like to look at things more strategically longer-term. i think it has to do with the coronavirus and a lot of other sources of uncertainty, whether the election or what we are seeing with the iowa caucus. scarlet: but iowa caucuses did not move markets. jack: everything seems to move markets these days, seems like. -- markets are in good shape. you see evaluations not really working in our favor or against us. i am overall optimistic. scarlet: jack manley, jp morgan strategist, thank you so much. thank you for being patient. that does it for the closing bell. what did you miss is up next where we are taking a deeper look at all the earnings from the likes of uber to pinterest. this is bloomberg. ♪ is is bloomberg. ♪ >> live from bloomberg's world headquarters here new york. here is a snapshot of how u.s. stocks closed today. dow, s&p and nasdaq moved to record highs. scarlet: you missed pinterest earnings which came out, and the stock is soaring, up 14% after sales at the digital s

jack? >> it's the voice of jack, definitely not the voice of reason. jack, i love you. >> shade. >>> we begin with news, president trump's vit to india, treated to what appears to be his biggest rally yet. the president and first lady were greeted by the indian prime minister and cheering onlookers before heading to a welcome rally at the world's largest cricket stadium packed with 100,000 people. before leaving the white house the president weighed in on the democratic race and lashed out at his own intelligence reports of russian interference in the 2020 election. david wright has more. >> reporter: the white house appears to have a new spin on the issue of russian election meddling. >> i read where russia's helping bernie sanders, nobody said it to me at all. >> reporter: making it all about bernie sanders. >> do you believe this, russia's trying to interfere to help bernie sanders? >> you'll have to ask bernie sanders that, i mean, he'd know better than me. >> reporter: the president's men are at it too, coordinating their talking points. >> how is

, and informs jack, i do wish jack would mind his own business and not be talking of things that do not concern him at all. so we might ask for whom did job speak? how far could the extortioners push their selfish agenda? as one character announces in this play, in menaces fashion, i will ask the question, will the army continue to defend you in the the field when their wifes and children are famishing and crying for bread at home, through your intolerable impression or turn perhaps their arms against you and bring revolutionary justice home. here they are. here's the soldiers talking but how they're fighting for the revolution and for our country but they're losing and their wifes and families are suffering. so we ask yourselves, how would americans respond to such domestic threat of greed, taking over the revolutionary enthusiasm? and the answer is, peculiar. they did not in fact go and arrest or beat up or jail those fellows talking to the devil. that didn't happen. what did happen in community after community, and all the new england states and new york, and in new jersey, and maryl

making his tv debut performing "what's poppin'," give it up for jack harlow! ooh ♪ ♪ this here sound like an intr jetson give me that tempo ooh ♪ ♪ told pooh he a fool with i told her don't let her friends know ♪ ♪ in the 'ville and i move like a do eating fettuccin at vincenzo's ♪ ♪ me and my 'migo got that free smok on the west coast ♪ ♪ yeah i'm talkin 'bout pre-roll pre-rolls ♪ ♪ dark haired chick and she look like sheg she do ♪ ♪ hometown hero feeling myself can't murder my ego she heard of my deep stroke ♪ ♪ she said babe does it hurt when it doe certified freak ♪ ♪ hang around u and she learnin' my ling back then wasn't worried 'bout me though ♪ ♪ in the gym tryna work on my free throw come on ♪ ♪ spending money at the club like sam' cha-chin yes ma'am ♪ ♪ she a lil' freak on cam but she don't pu this on the 'gram ♪ ♪ lil' boys tryna diss on the 'gra ooh i can't switch on the fam ♪ ♪ it's hot hit th switch on the fan ♪ ♪ this where my head is i feel resentmen from every direction even some homies ♪ ♪ be wearing expression i be discouraged fro sharing my

jack london first published his naturalist work back in 1903. and of all the lessons it offers, one in particular hit pretty close to home. >> we come and go, don't we? this is always here. we're in danger of losing the support of nature for our lives, for our economies, for societies because nature doesn't need people. >> yeah. >> people need nature. >> reporter: while he has quietly campaigned for a myriad of causes since the early '90s, when the u.s. pulled out of the paris climate accord, that brought him to the front lines. you spend a lot of time working with big business on trying to get their focus. >> yes, businesses, ngos, municipalities, state governments have all stepped in to the gap. i'm now seeing that we're coming close to being able to really commit the resources and enrgy to confronting the issue. because it's taken up on the highest level of politics, it's taken up on the streets by young people. >> reporter: this is a bottom line issue. >> yeah, this is it. this is it. >> that's the carpenter. >> reporter: he often brings his

i mean jack why wasn't your typical film about the nazi era what was so news special and so provocative about that film is it kind of well not a week goes by that i'm not asked repeatedly about amy and jack are. and i think it's because it was the 1st time at least in the german speaking world that a lesbian love story made it onto the big screen and told of homosexual love that didn't and of its own accord and was sex. and he said it and in a certain way amy and jack you are celebrates the love between these 2 women which doesn't suffer per se from the fact it's a woman loving a woman but rather that the war comes between them and how i know. it could come in that's russian. for live in 1943 the city is in ruins police are shocking heim is a jew living under an assumed name she doesn't wear yellow star and is a member of the underground though she lives with the constant threat of being caught she retains her dignity and lust for life while the world collapses around her and the last jews in berlin are being rounded up and sent to the death camps. mosques fabrics film also broke a tabo