big firms such as blackrock and fidelity, t-p-g and janus-- have already closed 13 deals so far this year.that's up from 16 total in 2013. tpg just made vacation rental site air-b-n-b one of the world's most valuable startups, with 450 million dollars in funding. the site is now valued at 10 billion dollars, topping major hotel chains such as wyndham worldwide and hyatt. it's "game on" between google and apple to woo game developers. each company is fighting for each hot new game to arrive first on devices that run their repsective operating systems. the wall street journal says apple and google woo developers with promotional assistance and perks in exchange for exclusivity. neither company commented on the reported practice. workers at a chinese factory that produce shoes for nike and adidas strike for a seventh day. at issue are pay and benefits as well as workers' rights to elect union leaders. a chinese monitoring group says 10- thousand of the plant's 40- thousand workers have walked off the job. adidas and nike have both said they are encouraging dialogue between the workers a

there's janus capital. >>> private equity not quite the same thing, but most of those, with the exception of icon, also moving to the up side. long-term money, that 1% every year from the asset managers, it adds up over time. increase the assets under management. that's the game. >> thank you, bob. we're up 147 points on the dow at the moment. let's get a market flash. >> check on the life sciences, the number one gainer. this after it won a preliminary injunction limiting the sale of rival med tronnics core valve system. a jury found it infringed on edwards patents. as for medtronics, you see that it one product in fringes, back over to you. fears of a market correction, they were all the talk last week. gentlemen, welcome. we could be ripe for a 5% to 10% correction, maybe over the next couple weeks. you're not ready to buy. talk to me a bit about that and why you would buy financial technologies and industrials when the moment is right? >> first we have to wait for the market to actually pull in a bit. i think it's going to be, once we get through the hard earnings season, the market r

roe, fidelity, janus all involved in, basically, private funding deal. year, up from six the year before. so it just shows that, basically, the big guns are getting into these private funding deals, stuart. companies such as air b&b, drop box, pins rest. so on -- pinterest. ask so on the one hand it may strike you as innovative, on the other, we've seen some turmoil with the ipos, we're going to be speaking with our expert tech investment guest and asking them if moves such as this are a canary in the coal mine, and it is time for tech investors to beware. just some of the things we're going to be talking about on risk and reward. >> then we have manchester united. now, that's one of my favorite soccer teams, surprised fans this morning by all in this talk about firing their manager. we have details on this one coming up next. david moies is his name. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. spt-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistincthouting, bell dinging

civil rights attorney janu and boris says, that his death seems to be unjustified. >> police say thatpointed a taser officers after he refused to respond to their commands. >> anny: another hollywood sports movie involving a bay area sports team is about to hit the big screen. it is called when the game stands tall, the true story highlighting the de la salle high-school football team. the team had 151 game winning streak. while the movie celebrates the team's success, there are also some intense moments. namely, the death of terrance kelly, the star football player who was shot and killed just days before leaving to play football at the university of oregon. >> james: today marks the 102nd anniversary of the sinking of the titanic. the ship that was set to be unsinkable did just off the coast of newfoundland in the north atlantic. the ship hit an iceberg and foundered in the water for more than two and a half hours before it sought to the sea floor. the titanic remains the world's most famous shipwrecks, hundreds of books have been written about it as dozens of movies. we need it rig