jon: and i'm jon scott. paris police take down a man carrying a paper bearing the image of the isis flags. he tried to enter this police station wearing what turned out to be a fake explosives belt, threatening officers with a knife before they shot him dead. the attack exactly a year after islamic extremists stormed the offices of the "charlie hebdo" magazine, murdering 12 people including a police officer. france has been on high alert since isis terrorists launched attacks across paris, killing 130 innocent people back in november. now sky news has obtained chilling new footage from an isis weapons lab in syria, so sophisticated analysts call it a terror university. all this as a terror suspect faces arraignment in new york charged with conspiring to kill american soldiers in afghanistan. we have live fox team coverage with john huddy in our mideast bureau, but first to rick leventhal at the federal courthouse in brooklyn, new york. rick? >> reporter: and, jon, the defendant is an american citizen who all

jon? jon: u.s.ls say activity at a north korean facility could indicate that rogue nation is planning a long-range missile test. the suspicions are based on activity detected at a satellite launching station on north korea's western coast including the arrival of what could be rocket fuel and potentialmissil. japan is putting its military on alert, ordering it to be ready to destroy any missile fired by north korea that threatens the country. the u.s. currently has roughly 30,000 military personnel stationed just across the border in south korea. jenna: well, a day after arriving back on u.s. soil, ethan couch heads to court. what a texas judge could decide today about the teenager who killed four people in a drunk driving clash and used the affluenza defense to get off easy, some say. >>> plus, is the media exaggerating the threat bernie sanders poses to hillary clinton? hmm. we're going to talk about that next. yes, we are twins. when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and

jon? forecasters say it could be one of worst storms ever forecast in the region. dumping six-inches of snow in arkansas all of places before spreading misery to the northeast atlantic. government offices closing at noon today in washington. road crews salting streets and highways. jon: meteorologist maria molina is at union station in d.c. but we begin with peter doocy who is live at the salt dome in washington. crews are loading up and fanning out the city. the salt dome, peter, what is that? reporter: look behind us, a truck in the way, somebody about to go to help us out ahead of this storm. but just full of salt. that is, they have got preplanned routes. it is green so still be effective in colder temperatures. big battle is about to get brewing. that battle is mother nature with some. worst snow washington, d.c. has ever seen, sending 750 city employees and 345 pieces equipment. hour from now, ahead of front edge of the storm they will start pretreating roads in teen with salt brian

jon: it's quite a case.nhunt in the golden state after three inmates escaped from jail. it appears they had quite a head start before yard noticed they were gone. >> we have not stopped. we have been continually investigating this since the escape occurred. we continue to have three individual out there who are very dangerous, and i want to tell the public, presume that they are armed. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. jon: "outnumbered" is coming up in 6 minutes. harris: happy monday. donald trump is topping polls in iowa and new hampshire. can anyone keep him from locking down the gop nomination at this point? more bad news for hillary clinton. the f.b.i. is reportedly investigating a whole new level of no-no in her email scandal.

karl, thank you. >> thank you, jon. happy new year. jon: you as well.not forget this thursday, january 14th, the best in business hosts the next gop debates. first round starts 6:00 p.m. eastern with trish regan and sandra smith from our sister network, fox business. then leading republican candidates take the main stage at 9:00 p.m. eastern. maria bartiromo and neil cavuto moderate that debate. jenna: an american woman living in florence is found dead in her apartment. what italian police are doing to find ashley olsen's killers. what is next for the world's most dangerous man. we'll talk to a journalist who has seen the jail he is being held from the inside. do you think it was ethical for "rolling stone" to publish the sean penn's interview with the notorious drug lord? go to foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. do the. right at home's professional team thoughtfully selects caregivers to provide help with personal care, housekeeping, and of course, meal preparation. oh, that smells so good. aw, and it tastes good, too. we can provide th

jon: six days until iowa votes. as the polls tighten, the hawkeye state could reshape the race for the democratic nomination. i'm jon scott, welcome back, gentlemen. jenna: bernie sanders and clinton campaigning in iowa today. both candidates got some crucial face time with iowa voters at a town hall last night. here are a few highlights. >> there are very different visions, different values, different forces at work. you have to have somebody who is a proven fighter. somebody who has taken them on and won. and kept going and will do that as president. >> secretary clinton was secretary of state of this country for four years. that is a lot of experience. there is no debate about that. i was not secretary of state. but experience is important but judgment is also important. >> i'm not capable of doing q and a in iowa from a seat. >> our country is worth saving. the american dream is worth saving. america needs new leadership and i need the o'malley supporters on caucus night to move forward and hold strong like iowa

jon: good morning to you, welcome.ther: the gloves coming off in the very first hour when ted cruz tried to turn the tables on donald trump on whether the senator's canadian birthplace could disqualify him from the white house, and from there, well, the hits just kept on coming. >> i'm not going to use your mother's birth against you. [laughter] >> because it wouldn't work. >> you're an american, as is everybody else on this stage, and i would suggest we focus on who's best prepared to be commander in chief. >> here's the problem. we're running, we're running. he does great. i win. i choose him as my vice presidential candidate, and the democrats sue because we can't take him along for the ride. i don't like that. there's a big question mark on your head. and you can't do that to the party. >> i've spent my entire life defending the constitution before the u.s. supreme court, and i'll tell you i'm not going to be taking legal advice from donald trump. >> you don't have to. >> unfortunately, governor christie has endors

ready for that, jon? jon: i am.♪ jon: a fox news weather alert on a powerful storm on the move right now with winter storm warnings and blizzard watches in effect for millions. north carolina getting a taste of it already today, but it's going to get much worse there, and as it heads toward the mid-atlantic and northeastern states, hitting those regions hard beginning tomorrow night through saturday. snow totals could reach two feet in places. washington, d.c. is declaring a state of emergency as heavy snow coupled with strong winds are expected to bring whiteout conditions to the nation's capital. heather: thank you, jon. the popular documentary "making a murderer" is now an issue in the trial of james van callous near detroit accused of beating and stomping a 14-year-old girl to death. the problem is a defense witness in that trial is a prominent figure in the documentary which tells the story of a man convicted of sexual assault who was later exonerated and then convicted of murdering someone else. now, the figur

jon: ric grenell, good to have you on. thank you. >> thanks, jon. religious right will be an important factor in the iowa caucuses. evangelicals make up a big part of the republican vote in iowa, so how are the candidates appealing to this particular voting bloc? who has the advantage? it plight surprise you. >>> plus, it was a day that devastated a nation. we remember seven brave crew members on the challenger who gave their lives to explore a new frontier 30 years ago today. what're you, what're you, what're you? i probably got that question 3 to 4 times a week. i'd always get asked if i was asian or moroccan or something else. so i jumped at the chance to take the dna test through ancestry. and my results ended up being african, european and asian. it just confirmed what i guess people had seen in me all my life. i do feel like ancestry helped give me a sense of identity. "what are you?" now i know. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com ♪ ♪ jon: it was 30 years ago today and just about this time of the m

jon: thank you both. a monmouth university poll shows senator bernie sanders leading in the former secretary of state hillary clinton leading in the in every major voting bloc in new hampshire. quite a change from just a few week ago. in november clinton led sanders 48-45%. jenna: new information on the deadly raid that led to the capture of the notorious drug lord el chapo. the mexican government releasing new video giving us a look at the operation. at one point he almost managed to escape. william lajeunesse is live with the details. >> two amazing thing that you see in that video. when you watch the entire raid, 5 men are still alive despite the hail of business and grenade. secondly the place is a dump where the richest man in the world lives like a peasant with a couch and a microwave. inside cops find rocket, guns and grenade. the cartel literally caught sleeping. and guzman almost escapes again. take a look at the secret tunnel. when the raid begins he runs into the city many sewer system out a ma

if this business is gonna succeed, jon's behavior has to stop. hey, jon? >> yes? >> why am i hearing from some of the painters that you were yelling at your brother earlier? >> i got upset because he okayed to purchase furniture-- >> but i'm paying for the [bleep] furniture. i'm paying for it. >> well--but, your money-- >> how much do you think i've spent? >> $1/4 million? >> more. how much was he asking you to spend? >> i don't know, a couple thousand dollars. >> okay, so your brother goes out on a limb to improve what you think is gonna be a couple thousand dollars... >> right. >> and you lose your mind? it's not about the furniture, but it's about showing some respect to him. you're more concerned about this than you are him. >> that's not true. >> well then why do you treat him that way? >> but, it's one situation-- >> i know, jon. >> but it--but, marcus, it was-- >> jon, he's a human being. forget about the fact that he's your brother. we shouldn't be talking to people that way. in a situation like this, these brothers need to be working together, not working

jon: who benefits?> ted cruz benefits, that gives marco rubio and that is an opportunity to step up to the plate and argue substance. donald can't argue substance. he likes to attack people and knocked them around. jon: thanks very much. watch the final republican presidential debate before iowa. fox news teams up with google for the first debate tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern time and then it is followed by the prime-time event moderated by bret baier, megyn kelly and chris wallace. 9:00 p.m. eastern live from des moines right here on fox news channel. jenna: potential breakthrough for millions of americans suffering diabetes was a promising new treatment could make insulin injections a thing of the past. the video of a massive fire training historic structures in new orleans, we have the latest next. ♪ (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you c

scott: jon has one last question. jon: do you think the success of the warriors, they were fairly injury-free last year, do you think that that will help your business, that that has had an influence on companies or teams coming to you and saying-- stephen: absolutely, it has. teams are now starting to understand that they need a healthy squad to be successful. and everybody wants to win. scott: well, they're sinking that much money into it, so that makes total sense. all right, well, stephen smith, thank you for joining us this morning. up next, why your business should take a cue from a car wash when "press:here" continues. [music] the car wash i go to from time to time just started a new program where you pay the car wash a set amount of money each month, then you can go as much as you want at no additional cost, once a day, once a month, whatever makes you happy. it's a win-win, but especially for the car wash because members of the car wash club use those free washes less than they really think they will, and the

jon: welcome back. tonight is all about high school hoops. 12 games on tap we shot for 15 but sometimes things don't go your way. but stilla great lineup. the maroons are 8-1 to start the season. ankeny comes into the night 9-2. dowling opens the scoring joey kern the three from the corner finds the bottom of the bucket. but trystan cummins comes right back and lay in of his own. forth all night. ted brown with a rebutle-- that's an exclamation-- flush . but trystan cummins was the one with a big man early-- drives again off the window ball game in the first. then the three start raining again from the wing.... he was feeling it-- so why not some more-- this the roll this stretches dowlings lead to 8. but ankeny finding a response in the form of conor riordan he hits own dowling marches back down works it inside stevie sarcone and then jonah plummer follows it up put ankney back in it. to let this one get away from them. dowling would up 2.... on #4 hoover first for hoover y'vez quinn takes the pass dra

now back to you, jon. thousands of firefighters filing a lawsuit against an illinois-based siren maker claiming the company did not do enough to protect the hearing of firefighters riding on those trucks. a very interesting case here. reporter: lawyers for the nearly 5,000 firefighters filing this suit say that the sirens which fit just outside of the cab of the truck should have a shroud or cone-like device to help protect the firefighters' hearing. the shrieking sirens is what helps warn all of us, motorists and pedestrians to get out of the way. but it the something the firefighters say has caused irreversible harm. like this retired battalion chief who has hearing loss. the noise is bouncing off the trucks and the buildings. and i can always remember responding and having the siren. of course, you have the siren going and not being able to hear my radio. reporter: hearing loss can happen at 85 decibels. sirens on fire trucks go to 120. the limit is 90 decibels. that's why firefighters say this is a pro

jon/2bam: yeah jack the season. jon/2bam: yeah jack the bears swept isu last year-- so the cyclones are looking for redemption. coming up on local 5 sports we'll hear from the team as they get ready for a big battle against baylor tomorrow. "now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we jon: iowa state's legendary running back troy davis can honor to his list. this time he's headed to the football hall of the induction was announced foundation's college football hall of fame. davis is the only player in college football history to rush for 2000 yards in consecutive seasons. in 1995 he ran for two thousand and ten yards just to follow it up with two thousand one hundred and 85 in 1996. he set a school record for yards in a game with 387. in his career he amassed a school record 4, 382 rushing yards, he still holds iowa state records in all- purpose yards, 100 yard rushing games, 200 yard rushing games and career rushing touchdowns. jon: the iowa state cyclones picked up their first conference win this passed wendesday a

jon: north polk hosting cmb. in the early grant rampton with the steal and he's going to finish with the lay up. home team not brett haun in the corner, takes it baseline, and scores it. he had thirteen in the first quarter alone. stay in it. brad ritter gets it. takes his time. and puts in the hook. north polk wins 60 to 42. jon/2bam we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. james: weather adlib: tonight we are going with a low in the low sunshine, then partly to mostly cloudy skies with a high in the lower 30s. sunday still looks very nice with highs in the mid to upper 30s with overcast skies. i'm expecting light rain/snow mix on monday morning, then switching over to light afternoon and evening snow. strong winds will kick up and blowing snow is very likely so drive safe that day. temperatures will slump into the upper 20s until next wednesday, but after that we look to grab a warming trend and 40s may finally creep back into the state. stephanie: jack: thank you for spending your time wit

jon: thank you. jenna: afghanistan, specific challenge to the special apps forces after the taliban surrounded a group of them in a rescue helicopter crew in a province trapping a dozen inert compound, that standoff lasting hours as was our understanding with fierce fighting with the taliban, national security correspondent jennifer griffin is following this story at the pentagon. >> reporter: u.s. forces no longer are trapped in the compound but members of the quick reaction force sent in to rescue the injured americans are on the ground. those u.s. troops stayed behind to secure the damage blackhawk helicopter whose rollerblades hit the side of the compound during the first rescue attempt. that rescue helicopter remains grounded. last night we report a third rescue team managed to infiltrate the american special operator who had been killed along with the two injured americans and the crew of the downed u.s. helicopter but that was after they spend hours under attack in the compound surrounded by t

get me anything, jon? >> jon: what's that? >> stephen: did you get me anything for martin luther king. i checked under my martin luther king day tree this morning and there was nothing there. >> jon: i tweeted. >> stephen: you tweeted? did you tweet for martin luther king day. >> jon: yeah, i was. >> stephen: what did you say. >> jon: i was like, thank you dr. king. >> stephen: that's good. >> jon: right, straight to the point. >> stephen: yeah, just like king himself. >> jon: king. >> stephen: you know, speaking of martin luther king, super bowl 50-- (laughter) i had no transition, i had no proper way to transition from this conversation to that, what is written in there. as we get closer to super bowl 50, every sports fan out there is asking the same question. what's going on with wisconsin high school basketball? a lot. (laughter) because the wisconsin interscholastic athletic association has now banned high-school students in the stands from chanting things like air ball! or anything meant to taunt the other team. i think

brad (wraps up weather) stephanie: (reacts to weather) jack: (transitions to jon) jon: (jon teases sports) coming up on local 5 sports it's another big night of friday's high school hoops-- jordan and i will break down all of the action including a showdown in boys and girls in west des moines. "now high school hoops on local 5. with welcome to another night of hooops. ten great games when valley and dowling face off-- there's no real need for scene setting. this rivalry is built on two schools down the street from one another-- they beat up on eachother in everything. tonight would be no different. dowling ranked 7th trying to take down top ranked valley. cole scieszinski feeling it early for the maroons knocks down the triple. valley though not afraid of getting into the paint charley crowley the little fall away floater-- the finesse is real. tigers down 5. sciescinski the answer from the corner-- another three he was not done there. sam ingoli now for the maroons-- nifty move around the defenders and the kiss off the glass and in 10 point lead dowling. turner scott though the answer o

jon: another big morning for markets. crude with a 20 handle. 29:66 -- 29.56 on my screen, down 5% on today's session. the headline in the equity market, the shanghai down 20% off december highs. dell futures down over 200 around 30p 500's down points. stephanie: all of yesterday's gains erased, vanished. jon: vonnie quinn has first word news. vonnie: an order is expected today from the obama administration that would start new coal leases on federal lands. about 40% of the coal produced in the u.s. comes from federal lands. japan, a tour bus flipped over on a mountain road in the middle of the night, and at least four people were killed. many victims were in their 20's and there was no know or ice on the road here it police in indonesia have arrested three men suspected of being linked to the terrorist attack. those scope people were killed in bomb explosions and gunfire, -- two people were killed in bomb explosions and gunfire. news 24 hours a day, powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the wor

jon has that in sports. scattered rain showers and fog with lows staying above freezing the whole time. friday is going to be wet again with morning showers turning into a scattered mix of rain and snow by the winds switch out of the north. friday night we'll probably see our wintry mix turning into light snow showers as temperatures begin a very harsh slide into deep cold lasting all day saturday into sunday. less than 1" of snow is expected around central iowa. sunday is the coldest day of the forecast with a low near 3 and a we'll stay cold in the beginning with warmer air returning by next thursday. have a great night and stay dry! brad stephanie: jack: coming up on local 5 news at ten, number one meets number three in high school coming up on meets number three in high school jon has that in sports. stephanie: but next....after battling one major virus, the hog industry is preparing for a new one. "your watching local 5 weareiow stephanie: after two years of producers battling p-e-d virus and avian infl

"now, local 5 sports with jon schaeffer. we jon: welcome back. well it looks like for the third time this season-- an in-state university will have a chance to knock off the ap number one ranked basketball team in division one basketball. also we have another school in the top 10. let's check out the rankings. here's a look at the ap top 10 in mens basketball. oklahoma the unanimous number one-- receiving all 65 votes. north carolina up to 2. kansas is third. villanova is fourth. xavier number five. west virginia jumpst from 11 to 6. maryland drops unbeaten s-m-u. iowa is a big mover up 7 spots to number 9. and texas a&m who iowa state plays in a couple of weeks is number 10. speaking of iowa state they fall to number 19. and talk about a gauntlet over the next five games they face four top 10 teams. jon: that includes number one oklahoma tonight. this is a chance for iowa state to get momentum rolling after a win over kansas state saturday. this matchup last year at hilton was an instant classic-- iowa state came back from a 20 point defecit to

lo and behold, when they have the lineup, you have jon-adrian velazquez, who is hispanic. did you ever have dreadlocks? >> absolutely not. >> how long was your hair back then? >> shorter than yours. >> the defense introduced this photo showing velazquez with short hair just one month before the crime. and the defense made another argument, velazquez had an alibi. >> the minute that they spoke about that day, january 27th, it stuck out like a sore thumb. that was the day before my father's birthday. >> his father had passed away six months earlier. >> if you can see on the tombstone, january 28th is his birthday. >> so this would be the first time that my father's birthday would come around, and we wouldn't spend it with him. >> and that's why velazquez, who testified in his own defense, says he remembers being on the phone with his mother that day. >> that was the day when i spoke about going to the cemetery to see my father's grave. >> this phone bill shows a 74-minute phone call from maria's home to her son's apartment in the bronx exactly when the crime was unfolding in

jack/2bam: i'm here with sports director and jon the rams jon schaeffer, and jon the rams are heading back to los angeles. jon/2bam: yeah jack the announcement coming today. coming up on local 5 sports it's a welcome home party for southern cal for the first time in 21 years. we'll have more next. us) aouerwh y bino peen hri ls,t n beifcu tco wh d refuonoundoulod on. alysryg t w arg dsndewecoly lpg u ar aouerheinu aras e we a mt noti vis r e arg imir. . nd hsowi uce u unghe tos.ndhel treo lpoun uroueyo arg tt. he wt u' bn ssg. co itoelng hr d lko . nd tay jon: the nfl is heading back to los angeles. and it will be the rams relocating back to their original home. the announcement coming today after the nfl owners approved the move 30 to 2. the san diego chargers also have a one year option to relocate to los angeles if they choose. los angeles stadium is still in the early phases but could reach close to 3 billion dollars in cost. the stadium being built in inglewood california just outside of l.a.-- won't be done until 2019 so the rams will have to find a temporary home which will lik

jon: kind of interesting. we're waiting -- the president has been introduced, but we're waiting for him to appear. there's obviously a loud round of applause from his supporters who are gathered there in the east room. now president obama with these remarks on executive action on gun control. once again, mark barden there, the father of daniel barden, a 7-year-old who was killed in the newtown, connecticut, massacre. vice president joe biden at his side, let's hear the president's announcement. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. please, have a seat. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you, everybody. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you, everybody. please, please, have a seat. thank you so much. mark, i want to thank you for your introduction. i still remember the first time we met, the time we spent together and the conversation we had about daniel. and that changed me that day. and my hope earnestly has been that it would change the country. five years ago this week a sitting member of congress and

you're in the top 1% now, jon. >> jon: yeah, i'm gettin' it. of course, the problem is this delicious treat is a violation of the well-known ice-cream- equal-time law. legally, ben has to give equal candidates by making a flavor for each of them. we have bernie's yearning. why not "caramel fiorina?" at confection." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) or maybe hillary's "whatever flavor you want this to be." i'm sure-- delicious. delicious. i'm sure the public would go for ben carson's "ambien crunch," jeb bush's "double vanilla," and chris christie's "blocky road." ( laughter ) ( applause ) or maybe-- . ( cheers and applause ) or how about a delicious pint of donald trump's "make american grape again." which is grape ice cream but for some strange reason is still bright orange. we'll be right back with chris all right everybody, if this doesn't get your toes tappin', then check your pulse... anna thinks you need so we brought in dr. michael littman to help explain to anna the complexity behind her refund. so, you're getting this refund because

jon, who's going home happy? jack the loss of a mom and her three kids in a house fire the loss of a mom and her house fire hitting many in the small boxholm. and the tragic story is now other central iowa stepping forward to help. : amber sorenson young children riley, autumn and brayden were they were their home and not able to get out in time. the dad, john sorenson, was at work at the time is the only family survived. this tragedy is leaving even strangers heartbroken... and wanting to help. local fives nikki davidson is here with the latest. nikki: right jack... a family member of the victims tells me.... that the husband and father, john sorenson is obviously very distraught at this time. they're only concern now is to get funeral arrangements made... but hundreds of people are coming forward to help give them some comfort in the future... and its not just about money... people are also donating their time. in the town of and anyone that passes through... has to face this icey... tragic reminder of the hear

you can feel the excitement in the air right now, can't you, jon? >> jon: oh, man. it's intense. >> stephen: and we all know why everybody is excited because the iowa caucus, and i have election fever. i think that's what it is. every time i think about the candidates, i get a little queasy. i think it's a fever. and with time running out, all the candidates are cranking out the ads. donald trump has a new one. so now you can hear about trump during commercials-- the last part of t.v. that wasn't about him before. and one ad that really caught my attention is this one from bernie sanders. take a look. we'll marry our fortunes together. i've got some real estate here in my bank. counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike. we've all come to look for america all come to look for america ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: tune him up! tune him up! >> stephen: that is a blatant attempt to manipulate our emotions. (choking up) and it worked!t go wrong with simon and garfunkel. they have the great lyrics. they've all come to look for america.k contrast with donald trump's m

jon: we always worry. -- worried about in 2016? jon: we always worry. the real risk is the bubble in the equity market. every bubble starts with logic. for example, the dot calm bubble. higher until it is ridiculous and it is a bubble. the logic today is the united business. it is safe. we have a strong dollar. john: the other way to say this is that the trade is crowded. rob: there are no signs of an overheated market right now. anthony: john, you look at merrill lynch. you have a snapshot of what retail investors are doing. when you look at 2000 and you look at 2007, you' re not seeing any activity or behavior that you would say you have to be a worried -- be worried about that. people' s minds. anthony: the excessive taking of margin to buy speculative john: it is a positive for the u.s. equity markets. part 5%. right now, asp six by 5%. now it is 4%. john: half of that return is an even capital or gains. -- capital gains. jon: we are cash than ever before. you have to think of cash as the option value of cash. it is a german to stabilizer in the por

jon: andrew sheikh, stay with us. the deutsche bank koshi io -- co-ceo sees no need to raise capital. every business posting a revenue decline and the first question you would ask the cfo later today, do you need to raise capital. getting ahead at the market open at about 22 blitzing he sees no need to raise capital. late any headline a concerns of investors going into the open and beyond in the numbers today? >> is it enough to dismiss the calls in the rate capital? >> remember that the city called it inevitable that deutsche bank would have to raise capital. he needs that by 2018. a big part of that is going to be that's bank disposal ipo. that is supposed to happen in 2016. it is an awful long way to go to get to that number. as you laid out, every single division as a percentage number , q 15 or q 14 is down. that part of the bank needs to perform if he is going to be able to make good on that claim. jon: he says no need to raise capital sees 18 to 24 months and remains unshakable he -- unshakabley optimistic. up

jon: mm-hmm. lemonis: you know, what initially looked like a really bad situation may be turning out to be not so bad. i think bruce baron would be very happy about what the future looks like. okay, guys. last october, i came to new york city to meet the goureau family. they own an upscale clothing company called courage. b. noemie was the chief designer. noemie: look all the detail inside. lemonis: and her kids, stephanie and nicolas, ran the business. nicolas: did you make the labels for these yet? lemonis: the goureau family have been designing and retailing upscale clothing since 2008... noemie: voilà. lemonis: ...with seven stores across the country. courage. b was doing around $5 million in annual sales, but they were losing $500,000. -stephanie: we're losing money. -nicolas: calm down. lemonis: their connecticut store was chaotic, their merchandise a mess. some of their clothing had serious quality issues. it's disturbing. but even worse, the stockroom. nicolas: so, the inventory that we ha

jon: thanks jordan. the iowa hawkeyes are now 3-0 in the big the iowa hawkeyes are now 3-0 in the big ten. believe it or not they're tied atop the conference standings with indiana. this after an 11 night. the hawkeyes started off slow at home aganst the cornhuskers going down 10 before scoring their first points. not a good start for the hawkeyes being their first game ranked in the top 25. however, the hawkeyes battled back and led at by 9 at half and never looked back. mike gesell finished with 22 points and 10 rebounds for the double double. but once again it was jarrod uthoff leading the black and gold with 25 points. nicholas baer cooled off for the hawkeyes with just 2 points-- his lowest total in the past five games. still fran mccaffery is happy with his team's effort as they remain perfect in big ten play. "we played with great energy we started running more. the crowd got involved. we all got energized. and then our break was better. our ball movement was better." every team can improve in mul