whatever happened to kmart? bring back kmart. ashley: they both have blue light specials, i believe. not sure. scott's in the house. scott, we talked about this with stuart varney today, but his belief and many is that the u.s. markets, it's still the only game in town, if you like. yes, the rest of the world is trying to recover but now we have the coronavirus but the u.s. is still a very strong market to invest in. >> yeah, and it's losing competition by the day. we still don't have anything to talk about as far as interest rates go so if you have any extra cash around, you have to put it in the u.s. market and by default, that's shown to be a lot stronger even in the face of something like the coronavirus, which i agree with phil, we are going to get through it. it's just going to be about timing, when you want to jump back in and see some of the demand pick back up. however, with what's happening so far, i don't think it's over yet, there is definitely going to be some sort of slowdown. i don't think apple is wrong by coming

more sear's and kmart stores are set to close in the next couple of months. going out of business sales at nearly 100 locations are expected to wrap up in the next few weeks. usa today says this isn't the end of it, either. other liquidation sales are on the schedule and will continue into march. >>> don't fall for free down loads of oscar-nominated films. those offers could really be malware. cnet says if you want to catch up on all the oscar nominees and winners for 2020, just make sure you do it legally. cyber security researchers have spotted hundreds of websites promising free downloads of this year's oscar winners, but there is a catch. they're fake and the downloads are actually malware. there are also phishing sites offering movies in an attempt to dupe users into entering credit card numbers and other sensitive information. the cyber security firm cap percent ski says the film "joker" was the film most commonly used to lure in victims. >> diabolical criminal. >> it works. thanks, michael. >>> the korean film "parasite" took home four oscars last nigh

judge made in trial here produced two convictiontions, it will two years before the the appellate kmarturt. >> because he is old and frail health, 20 years it like life for someone like that with the judge take that into account in sentence, then, can you explain what difference first degree and third degree. >> without getting too graphic, one involves entering the body and the other touching the body, both against the will was the victim. he threw himself on mercy of court this morning and begged, through his lawyers to stay in his home during sentences process, the court said now, i don't think that this judge will so much mer mercy. david: judge napolitano thank you. >> thank you. david: coronavirus case outside of china spiking around the world, driving down stocks and stoking fears about impact of the virus, we ask bettsy mccoy, what can be done to combat the stretd, sh spread, s. it's surprising how the bigger a city gets... the smaller it starts to feel. which makes it even more surprising, how big it feels in here. with sliding rear seats... and more available second row legroo

they are closing 96 sears and kmarts, leaving them 182 stores.re are still 182 sears and kmarts out there. you will see liquidation sales. they are expecting to go on through april in some cases. stuart: we didn't play the organ music but perhaps we should. here's a story i could never wrap my arms around. the chicken sandwich deal. okay. the parent company of popeyes got a real profit boost because of their chicken sandwich. ashley: never underestimate the power of a chicken sandwich. i think you do, stu. here's proof that you can't. revenue overall for this company, for popeyes alone, sales were up 42.3%. same store sales up 34%. they are owned by restaurant brands, also own burger king and tim horton's but burger king's sales rose 8% but popeyes was an incredible crushing number. sales up 42.3%. the chicken sandwich. stuart: who would have thought? did you really think -- ashley: no. it's a chicken sandwich. stuart: i was arguing with our producers. i don't want to touch that story. so what, popeyes has a chicken sandwich. so what. their sales

progress, you know the year that i was born i saw the birth of 3 iconic american retailers, target, kmarttainly did, you know, 1998 investors had a chance to own them in the midst of what they were going through, wal-mart at that time rallied up 1100% by 1998, by 1999 target was up 1300%, so connect society, the internet of things, these things are just ramping up and especially young adults should have expo hour to them, the new space race driven by commerce, check out virgin galactic today, look at nvidia today, it's huge, by the way, the company is predicting that half of u.s. households would cut the cord by 2024, there's a cannabis area, one of the biggest percentage gainers, you know, the folks driving the changes should not be making their initial investments and things like colgate, they should be the stocks that represent generation. i want to bring in rob runna. this is your generation, my man. >> they are younger than me but i will take it if i can get. >> no, are you kidding me, these things that they do are the stock, the hottest stocks in the market and i don't mean just now

most well defineddown trends as may main man carter to the penney, to the penny that's the one-year kmartwn trend, the support he talks about at 140 12% away, people i see the air packet pocket down to 120 if you guide a down analysts cut the numbers. you see the stock down 10, 15% that's when you buy it. >> good cases on bull head back to your your attorneys questions. karen you have a question for dan. >> a question for dan. you talk about weak competition and your earlier slides. what do you think ups is going to face the same chart as the same potential downside as feddic. >> here is the thing you saw karen last month on january 30th ups cratered offering disappointing results on guidance right now they face the same competitive disadvantage they have to do with the battling each other, battling amazon, battling a weird trade in global growth situation right now. so i think ups, again a cheap stock. trades below the multiple -- market mums. trades below fedex here. i suspect there is another hit to the earnings in 2020. >> tim, my concern would be margin fedex expressed more than half

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but they want conveniently i quickly those who he don't do it failing who would have thought sears kmartn's fortune part the problem part trouting out sexy when this victoria's secret fashion shows really turning women off. and kept doing it, then reports have mistreatment of models jeffrey epstein in 90s at least maybe even later was using the cover of his association with les casting quote/unquote women for victoria's secret fashion shoes apparently people within the company told management this was a going on, and it is unclear if anybody ever stepped up to stop it they have a real problem, i am surprised this brand has been on the way out women don't want that we don't want to see it god bless those women that look so beautiful but this is a perfect storm for this company. >> let's take a quick break economic data coming out morgan stanley to acquire e*trade 13 billion dollars in stoke largest deal by u.s. banks since 2008 financial crisis alan greenspan next live get his take on the direction of the economy whether 2020 election will impact growth. stay with us for that. ♪ beyond th