with john bennett of roll call and mike lillis of "the hill." where do the negotiations stand at this point? >> it looks like we will find a mess again. there is a lot of talk at the negotiations are going to continue. -- get it through the house and senate and get it to the president's desk to avert a shut down that would happen saturday at midnight. yesterday, it seems things just fell apart. except not over the issue we thought they would fall apart over. it was all the attention over the wall and trump asking for 5.7 billion and -- 5.7 billion dollars and democrats saying nothing. and yesterday, it seemed to deteriorate over the number of detention beds, which is a totally different issue, although they had been talking about it last week. host: talk about the history of that issue and how it is now front and center. guest: this is an enforcement issue that the republicans and trump had said all along. we need interior enforcement. it is divorced from the border security deal, which makes it a little nuanced and difficult understand. there i

host: mike lillis? guest: you cannot say too much about john dingell. he was one of the giants of the institution. that is almost saying too little. he was here 50 years, the longest serving member of either chamber. he was around for some very historic votes. he was around for the passage of medicare, the creation of the environmental protection agency a hand in obamacare, the clean air act. you name and instrumental law and he last 50 years, was part of it. he inherited the seat from his father, and now his wife is in it. the legacy lives on. for all of his liberal bona fides, he was a guy who, every year, in the first week, would introduce medicare for all. john dingell was the guy who used to introduce that bill every year. inherited that tradition from his father as well. i am almost positive about that. but he also represented the automakers in dearborn, michigan. for that reason, that he knew how to wield the gavel. that was a time when legislation was built out of committees and not leadership o

investigators say lilly told them he feared for his life. but prosecutors say the video shows he was in no danger. >> we do not believe there was a self defense claim based upon the evidence we have received so far. >> reporter: lilly is charged with attempted murder and assault. the bus driver, expected to be okay and his 8-year-old passenger was not hurt. david? >> thank you, clayton. >>> when we come back, a woman n discovered in a suitcase in new york. >>> and tomorrow, what's coming up on "20/20." a story we've covered for years. >>> a mother, a wife, her first husband, dekd. her second husband, dead. then, her daughter poisons. now, new details, and the david muir prison interview that made headlines. >> stacy caster is convicted of murdering her husband, convicted of attempted murder of her own daughter. and she's walking towards us and we wonder, what is she going to say this time? >> the "20/20" event, friday on abc. family and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f." farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower a1c in adults w

looks like he is -- does have a weapon on him. >> reporter: when the bus driver refuses to let lilly onboard, because there's an 8-year-old girl in the back, police say lilly pulls a .9 millimeter handgun, and you can see the flashes, opens fire, striking the bus driver in the arm and grazing his head. >> pulled over on the left shoulder, i've got him on camera. >> reporter: police say lilly then calls 911. officers arriving moments later and take him into custody. investigators say lilly told them he feared for his life. >> we do not believe there was a self-defense claim based upon the evidence we have received so far. >> reporter: lilly is charged with attempted murder and assault. the bus driver, expected to be okay and his 8-year-old passenger was not hurt. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, we remember a legend. >>> also, what we're learning now about the woman discovered in a suitcase outside new york city and what her family is now saying. that's ahead right here tonight. >>> and here's what's coming up tomorrow night on "20/20," a case we have

lilly. i've been a fan but i cannot believe how long it traded like it was dead in the water wall street was terrified the diabetes franchise was under attack out of nowhere, a consensus started to emerge that the company would be able to fend off its rivals a the same time louie came out with a migraine drug it was announced on "mad money." since then the stock has been unstoppable. now it's at 126. i know, i know other stocks have roared more than this one, and i've been pretty consistent in liking eli lilly. but the stock should have been so low in the first place. it was always safe and well run, and i should have been pounding the table every single day on lilly. lilly. then there is twilio, the cloud-based software play that helps companies like lyft and airbnb send you messages a year ago the stock stood at 44 now it's at 121. what did twilio do here's the thing all it did is do what it always does the company won a ton of new business and the revenue growth accelerated because it has

host: mike lillis?st: you cannot say too much about john dingell. he was one of the giants of the institution. that is almost saying too little. he was here 50 years, the longest serving member of either chamber. he was around for some very historic votes. he was around for the passage of medicare, the creation of the environmental protection agency a hand in obamacare, the clean air act. you name and instrumental law and he last 50 years, was part of it. he inherited the seat from his father, and now his wife is in it. the legacy lives on. for all of his liberal bona fides, he was a guy who, every year, in the first week, would introduce medicare for all. john dingell was the guy who used to introduce that bill every year. inherited that tradition from his father as well. i am almost positive about that. but he also represented the automakers in dearborn, michigan. for that reason, that he knew how to wield the gavel. that was a time when legislation was built out of committees and not leadership offic

armie hammer is also set to star, as is evangeline lilly...oting is underway in detroit and montreal. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. ty of blue to them morning yesterday as well. temperatures are icy cold outside again to start with daytime highs looking comfortable this afternoon back into the 50's. skies will remain dry today before rainfall pushes in into early friday morning. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge min from the toll to 101.

the best acting big pharma stock remains eli lilly with the diversified cancer, diabetes, and migraine franchises not to mention the most promising rheumatoid arthritis drug out there. it's a stretch to think that they can still keep running. maybe if you had a marketpull back though perhapsed caused by something that has nothing to do with eli lilly that might be a chance to buy some ahead of this quarter wednesday we hear from two companies i like very much that can give you real rye row tech nicks. spodify and take two interactive. there is a regard to missed staples in millions of homes spodify is a music business. i think they can beat anyone as for take two, you know what people whispering negativity about grand theft auto sales of late why don't we wait and see what is happening here. i think red den redemption is selling well we have seen endless estimate bumps of late for chipotle which means you should be ready for a blowout when the company reports on wednesday the ceo orchestrated magnificent turn around here i like stortthe story. guac price is coming down. well, miguel te

incorporates, eli lilly's mna sale, tapping the investment grade market for $4.5 billion and offerings many as four tranches. in china, fortune land sold over half $1 billion in two-year bonds. it has been selling debt at its fastest pace in three years. the appetite for all things china and em quite remarkable. let's pick up where we left off. the situation in china and why we are still seeing such resilient demand for some of these chinese debt issues. >> it is pretty remarkable. it is early in the process. i think hard currency, china has roughly $1 trillion of financing to do in 2019. the atmosphere post the fed's dovish turn is not surprising. i don't want to make too many judgments about how successful it is going to be throughout the year, because it is going to be drip, drip, drip. a the macroeconomic environment will play a part. i have concerns. just the share size of issuance is a concern. jonathan: the market has moved ahead of the economy. the market and the believe that the data will come to validate the price action because the chinese stimulus will work. you have doubt

we met with groups of neighbors from 75 lilly street, which is also a property that's directly abutting the property and 55 page street, directly across the street. in addition, we reached out directly to mr. collins. we did not receive any further comments from residents of 74-76 page during that period of time. it was being reviewed at planning and there was no request for a discretionary review. at the meetings with the two other groups of direct neighbors, on lilly and page, we talked to them and we did make some changes to the plans. we also made some changes to the plans that the planning department had directed us to make over about a two-year period that this was being studied. during that time, we had numerous conversations with mr. collins, who i believe was acting in the good faith interest of his tenants. and we had made several changes to the property line that he mentioned. we put up shielding for noise. and in fact, i believe i had believed we had reached an agreement with mr. collins. obvious low that waobviously th. when i informed him the permit was issued, he told me

mixed earnings there revenue did top the consensus forecast lilly cut its full year guidance >>> two news from streaming service spotify today. company announced the acquisition of anchor for undisclosed announced. it also had its first quarterly operating profit daniel ek will join "squawk on the street" in an exclusive interview at 9:30 a.m. i am very impressed, mike, by our guest host we came in with a little grateful dead. and i'm very impressed >> i grew up in the '60s and '70s, so it was age appropriate. >> still is. >> we'll talk to you in a seconds of course. few stocks on the move this morning. snap reporting flat user growth putting a halt to the downward trend in numbers that has plagued it over the past year. that is pushing shares up 20%. >>> electronic arts sinking after the video game maker cut revenue for the year battlefield 5 sold fewer copies than expected as it faces competition like fortnite. shares expected to drop 16% at this point >>> president trump delivers a second state of the union to the nation last night. eamon javers joins us now with some of the highl

look at eli lilly. the last five points, the business has been very good. they bought locxo.als i keep hearing about in the biotech business but they haven't hurt. a lot of people are saying j & j has to do something. i disagree with that. >> you do. but this theme you mentioned, which is buying growth by buying a biotech, paying a high multiple, the market cap numbers may not be -- even if it is 10 or $12 billion, that's a theme that we continue to hear we're going to see more of. >> targeting cancer. there is an endless bid under alexion pharma that they somehow, you know, just -- and what happens is the analysts stoke it, david. they say, this would be a good fit. this would be a good fit what a good fit is a new drug. okay that's what you want differentiated results from a new drug so i like bristol. i think the combination is very good lilly just massively good and merck, wow advi not so good too dependent on a drug a lot of people are coming after. >> the biggest drug in the world. >> you see the ads, you watch an ad on the super bowl, in 16 weeks this drug is much bett

4-year-old lilly fellows bozo does, especially since this is her first time ever seeing snow. >> i think it's pretty. >> reporter: a lot of others taking hikes on the snow-covered paths near skyline boulevard agreed. >> i'd like to see it happen a lot more often. >> reporter: elmira pulled up with her friend the second she saw white on the ground. >> for 20 years of my time in the bay area, that's the first time i saw snow. >> reporter: the first that prompted a snowball fight. we saw a lot of them today. it seems this winter wonderland has brought out the kid in many. this couple came all the way from san francisco to build a snowman. to see how things are shaping up, up on mt. hamilton, let's go robert handa. >> reporter: here at the top of mt. hamilton you probably see the thickest snow and of course you get a great shot of the valley. of course conditions are different up here. it's so cold that the people who live up here are used to seeing snow come down once in a while and stick to the ground. and when the snow sticks around, that means louis and his family get to go out and play

. >>> drug maker eli lilly missed quarterly profit estimates but revenue beat forecasts. they also cut its full-year forecast relating to theenng acquisition of laxo oncology. shares fell 1% to $119.27. >>> humana toppedns expectat but the health insurer's full year profit outlook came in shy of estimates as its prescription drug plans remained under es re. humana tipped half a percent to $301.77. >>> "the new york times" beat earnings expectations thanks to its digital business. online subscription revenue soared nearly 18% while digital sales rose more than 8%.y' the s ceo put thedi tal growth in perspective. >> at the very eak ofprint, early '90s, "the new york times" had about 1.7, 1.8 million subscribers. total subscribers today, we announced t end of lastyear, 4.3 million. so we have a much bigger paying base than "the new york times" has had in its history. >> sres of "the times" spiked 10% to 29.69 and also touched 52-week high during the session. >>>ne spotify t a profit for the first time in it's ten-year history and it's now betng big podcasting. the music stre

health care continues to be an outperformer go no further than eli lilly which seems to make an all-time high on every single day again, although specifically myself, broader market wrong, absolutely we have been right in some of the sectors. i think those sectors continue to work. >> what do you do as the bull who is now a little worried? >> so i take some of the semi conductor exposure off of the table, i take some of the industrial exposure off of the table because i am concerned that you're going to sell the news in this if you want to love something, i love oil here. the way oil is trading and the dynamics going on in the global oil market, anything energy i think you're okay to buy in this environment because it may actually buck the trend. what if we get $75 oil again, right? this was a tax cut when it was down at $50 or $40 what happens at $75? that's another headwind for the consumer if you want to hedge your portfolio, be long oil. >> and if you look at brent, which i do, or you look at crude, it's breaking out therefore, the energy space, still record high short interest looks

one of the bullets pierced the call of a home killing 58-year- old lilly santiago hernandez. >> and i called 911, and she's on the carpet. this is dripping like that. >> wow. >> yeah. and the police coming very -- six minutes, seven minutes. the ambulance, the medical. yeah, but too late. >> that suspect was book intoed the santa clara county juvenile hall. the police have not yet released his identity. >>> still ahead, a into mayor being called out over a comment he made to build a wall around his city. the backlash he is now facing. >>> plus, the crews racing against the clock to repair this bay area road damaged by a winter storm. >>> and this woman comes face to face with a mountain lion. the scary encounter all caught on camera. >>> and already thinking about the weekend. we have had a decent amount of rainfall over the past couple of weekends. will that trend continue this weekend? a gorgeous sunset color in the sky. we'll talk about rain chances sooner than you might think coming up. narrator: this february fall in love with twin pine casino's choose your ride giveaway. earn en

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looking ahead, car—maker general motors and drug maker eli lilly, they are both due to report fourth—quarterrt from the commerce apartment is likely to show america's trade deficit narrowed in november. of course president trump often cites the gaps between imports and exports with china when he's talking about the current trade dispute. joining us now is simon french, who's the chief economist at panmure gordon. good morning. there's quite a lot going on but markets are very lacklustre, looking for some sort of direction, half of asia are awake celebrating the lunar new year. there are three deadlines that the market are looking at during the first quarter which they have got to get through. 15th of february, the potential shutdown again of the parts of the us government. then the 1st of march, the potential for a height instead of tariffs on chinese imports in the us economy. and the 29th of march, in the uk, the brexit state. if you look at 01, market and investors are looking for clarity on this story is before they move up or down based on where global growth is going to go. all three a

of the next change group jawan lilly will tell us about why hong kong is a chain hub as we go to breakhere the numbers at the closing bell will be back in a flash. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to lose is i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. warren buffett. it you know these doing the stock buybacks which is you know used to be illegal so recently that's completely fraudulent and yes no governance or oversight whatsoever you know he's a more the more of the biggest are the biggest shareholder of wells fargo for example during that period when they were engaged in serial criminality when they were engaged in absolute fraud and he's a party to that so here's a guy who given unlimited credit at zero percent and is exempt from the rule of law still can't seem to make money for his shareholders which is. illegal. you know we're number one movie capital in united states we all slow number one. production h

lilly hernandez was killed by a stray bullet on january 19th. the police arrested a 17-year- old in connection with the shooting. the person was booked into the santa clara juvenile hall. but name is not being released because the teen is a minor. >>> the police are trying to determine who found a 17-year- old while he was walking his dog. they found him on his sidewalk and a shell casing was found nearby. he was taken to the hospital and treated for injuries that are not life-threatening. so far the police say no witnesss have come forward with information about possible suspects. >>> new details about massive layoffs at tesla. the electric car maker said it will terminate more than a thousand positions. 802 workers will be laid off in fremont. that includes sales, manufacturing and human resources. another 78 will be laid off. 137 warehouse workers are also losing their jobs. >>> 7:09. oakland unified schoolteachers will meet this evening to prepare for a possible strike. the teachers are due to meet at 5:00 p.m. tonight in the garage below th

he traffic camera shows kenneth lilly walking to the bus, shooting the driver after a fender bender onwe highway. lily called 911 before troopers arrested him on an attempted murder and assault charges, the bus driver is expected to recover. the 8-year-old girl on the bus was not injured. a fallen officer's casket is carried to a funeral home by his brothers and blue. matthew whitner's family and friends warning the marine veteran in milwaukee, the procession, the 35-year-old officer two years ago. accused of shooting and killing the officer as he tried serving a warrant, what did for illegally selling guns and drugs. officer whitner leaves behind a wife and son. the third milwaukee officer killed in the last eight months. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. underreport revealing several smart phone apps are tracking your every swipe and doing it without your permission. ♪ watching you ♪ watching you ♪ watching you ♪ whooo! want to take your next vacation to new heights? tripadvisor now lets you book over a hundred thousand tours, attractions, and experiences in destinati

this is innocence is in respons reporting that he did make that ask because he viewed berman as an am lilly. he was upset about the cohen probe and how it inchmplicated and that he did talk to whitaker with about it over the phone. he thought that he should control the investigators in the probe. during recent congressional testimony, whilt ketaker would and i that he won't discuss conversations with the president. >> i want to know whether you talked to president trump at all about the southern strict of new york's case involving michael cohen. >> congresswoman, as i've mentioned several times today, i'm not going to discuss my private conversations with the president of the united states. >> reporter: in contrast he told the committee he never spoke about the mueller probe to president trump. >> at no tirm has the white house asked for nor have i provided any promises or commitments concerning the special counsel's investigation or any other investigation. >> reporter: but this latest report being fits into a pattern where he believes that officials in doj roles should show loyalty to him

recently being introduced to a new generation of teens and 'tweens in the show "riverdale" on by half of lillyllions of fans across this country, we wish him the best. >> trace: thanks, jonathan. the prime minister of pakistan says they will return a captured to india as a good will gestu gesture. this is happened in the disputed area of kashmir. two indian jets were shot down and one of the pilots were captured. analysts say this is the most serious in between the countries for 20 years. both countries have nuclear weapons. benjamin hall reporting live with more. >> draktrace, this area has bee climbed by india and pakistan since 1947. two wars have been fought over it. the recent tensions are some of the worst we've seen in decades. pack stain's decision today to release the indian pilot shot down yesterday is soon as a major peace offering, one that everybody hes will calm the violence. the u.s. is helping broker a cease fire. >> a lot of dislike so we've been in the middle trying to help them out, see if we can get some organization and peace. i think probably that's going to be happening.

motors, 21st century fox, the parent of the fox business network, human that and eli -- humana and eli lillyreporting. watch "mornings with maria" for the results from both gm and 21st century fox. lauren: snap surprising analysts last night, reporting record high revenue after the closing bell. that has shares soaring, 22% in the premarket. let's write in the tech analyst ian wishengrad to unpack snap and the pretty good results. the loss narrower than expected, record revenue of $389 million. is snap out of the woods? >> it's hard to fall off the floor, truthfully. [ laughter ] >> these numbers would be like rounding errors for facebook. i think we need to remember that the snapchat that we were originally focusing on that was meant to be one of these tremendous unicorns was one zuckerberg wanted to grab for $3 billion and spiegel said no and the minute that instagram copied their stories he feature, it's never been the same for them. they didn't grow their users. they've been penalized so harshly to date. notice they have incredible -- unless they have incredible innovation, this is not a

i just want to say hello to my baby girl, lilly. i love you.d i can't wait to see you. >> incredible moment there. you know edelman who went from not having scholarships out of high school, he was a quarterback at kent state. here he is super bowl mvp as a receiver. >> you can't argue with that. you have to be happy for them. halftime performance not getting the best reviews of all time. you were there. tell us about it. >> reporter: it was one of the most highly anticipated facets of the super bowl. it is kind of like the jack in the box you are waiting for something big to happen, a big moment, but it never happened. maroon five was your headliner. y there really was no wow moment. that therefore has a lot of people saying that this was artless, flat. a lot of criticism of this year's halftime performance. >> thanks, coy. i wish i was there with you. it looked like a fun night. >>> passengers at the world's busiest airport experienced longer wait times today. more than 100,000 additional passengers are expected to stream through today. the in

i just want to say hello to my little baby girl r, lilly.it to see you. >> tom brady the oldest quarterback to ever win the super bowl and i was right down there on the field watching him celebrate with his family and they were so happy, it was like he had just won his first super bowl. and i actually talked to tom brady's dad and asked him what has that been like watching your son win six super bowls. >> i was proud of him when he didn't any, but now that he's had six, it is extra sweet. it is not everyone something that you could even fantasize. we just been living the dream for about 18 years now. so we're very thankful. >> and of course we were all waiting to see if anything would happen during the halftime show with maroon 5. and dave, this is the way i look at that time. if you are a man roroon 5 fan, kind of liked it. but if you're not a fan, it was meh at best. they didn't do anything special. lady gaga was flying all over the place when she performed. bruno mars dancing a lot. always an awesome showman. maybe it wasn't for me, but i

eli lilly, glaxosmithkline, novartis have made multibillion dollar acquisitions in the biotech space and companies many left for dead in the fourth quarter. that consolidation is a real positive for the stock market. it tells us some bioteches may be way too cheap oh, and if that's not enough, don't forget barrick gold who used to run rand goal, you know what, the new one is making a hostile $17.8 billion all stock bid for newmont mining this m & a action is a sign the companies may be more valuable to each other than the stock market itself and to portfolio managers so bearish. however, the situation mays mrout, barrick is my favorite way to play. my second way to win, the financials, they did great today. in particular the big investment banks that had been real dogs of late but there is a reason goldman sachs rallied more and rallied up more than 4 mergers and acquisitions with a stock trading at only a tiny president trump yum, what you get for the business if you liquidated everything overnight and it has an excellent wealth management group the whole company may be valued too l

and we would all agree that that would be a good thing, but last summer, i wrote to the ceo of eli lilly, and actually of some other companies the impactking about on consumers' out-of-pocket costs for different drugs, and their response left a lot to be desired. mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent to submit for the record my letter as well as the response from eli lilly. >> without objection. >> my question is -- how do you analyze the impact of harm a cynical companies' decision to invest in buybacks rather than lowering out-of-pocket costs for consumers on the trajectory of our out-of-pocket health-care spending for middle-class americans? >> we do keep track of dormaceutical prices, and we try to monitor and we have done some looking at that. relying on my memory now is not very good, but we can follow up and talk to you about what we see with the pharmaceutical prices and talk about what we think could be an impact going forward if you like. did you see that we had any lowering of consumer prices as a result of the tax cuts that many of the big industries enjoyed? >> i think that

eli lilly, merck, pfizer have been doing well.t's a hail mary and a lot of people are calling them on it. bristol is at $73 billion market cap company. this is a huge deal for them i understand why wellington would push back. what does it mean for celgene? in my opinion i think you buy this weakness. i'm not suggesting somebody else comes in to scoop them up, but at this price the stock is undervalued. >> reportedly the fifth largest shareholder and then starboard, the activist who wants seats on the board of bristol unhappy with the deal. >> well, if anything, to me bristol seems the place you could maybe take a nibble. we'll let the options actions guys deal with that. this is a stock that has not participated in any snapback of the markets. it was a deal that seemed to be made out of not desperation but not out of strength. there's a lot of overlook, there's some expiring pipelines in both companies. it's like let's get together and eliminate some cost overlinks. >> i think the opportunity is still celgene. bristol is masquerad

a stray bullet killed 58-year-old lilly hernandez in her home. >>> a san francisco cold case is heating up. and sfpd needs help. investigators want to you hear a 911 call recorded in the 1970s. they also announced a $100,000 reward for any information about a serial killer nicknamed the doodler. here is an updated sketch as he might look today. the updated sketch is on the right side. he preyed on gay white men assaulting several of them and killing five of them. he claimed to be a cartoonist. police want to locate a possible witness who reported one of the murders in 1974. >> yes, i believe there might be a dead person on the beach at -- right across uloa street, alloa street. if you follow the street right down to the water. >> also today police asking for help finding an east bay psychiatrist who might have treated the suspect back in 1976. that doctor's last name might have been "priest". >> now back to breaking news out of san francisco. the gas line explosion that happened on geary and parker. it is been capped. right outside of the hong kong lounge. pg&e tells us a third party cr

forces using a lilly pad, if you will, within a country to support operations against other countriese gathering. so we are there, united states military is in iraq to provide support for their government in their fight against isis, not to be looking at other states in the region. and also, there doesn't seem to be right now the equipment there to give us the ability to conduct strategic level intelligence gathering. >> right to that point, the u.s. can only keep troops in iraq with the permission of iraq. iraqy leaders already are bristling at the president's words here. does this implied threat about iran, does this now complicate the u.s. fight against isis? >> i think it does. as the general said, the president has to be very careful here because for the past several weeks the iraq government has been negotiating in good faith with the united states based on the belief that any additional troops that are put in iraq would be there to as the general said to fight isis. so that fight becomes extremely complicated in a relationship that is already complicated with baghdad if we don'

i just want to say hello to my little baby girl lilly, i love you, i miss you and i can't wait to see about julian be eledelma. remember last year he missed the super bowl, he had an injury. he was offered no scholarships out of high school and here he is helping the pats get that historic super bowl. and we want to show the front page of the "boston globe." the dynasty rolls on. and look at the picture. at the highest level, spot is not about what you play for, the trophies and the rings, it is about who you play for. tom brady there with his daughter, that sums it all up for tom brady and the rest of the patriots. feeling good this morning. >> yeah, tom talked a lot about his family immediately after the game, how important and how supportive they have been. that is one of the great sides of the super bowl. hard to imagine he won't get another one. how about gronk, is he coming back? >> i asked him personally and other reporters, he said that he would take a week, maybe two to think about it. >> what is your gut? >> my gut tells me he is coming back. he is just too good. he was heal

there was a bunch of carnations, a lilly, and a gerber daisy. >> she says this is the picture she sawses and oak leaves. >> she called flower shopping.com to let them know they had sent the wrong flowers, but she says the company told her the bouquet it sent fell within its substitution policy. that policy reads occasionally substitutions may be necessary due to the availability of certain flowers. in single flower arrangements such as an all rose bouquet or orchids, we will make every attempt to match the flower type, but may substitute with another color. >> there was nothing about the order that adhered to the substitution policy. >> flower shopping.com currently has an f rating from the better business bureau, with some customer complaints very similar to linda's. linda says the company first offered to give her a 10% refund. it would later up that offer to 15%, then 25%. she refused. demanding a 100% refund. consumer action says people ordering flowers online save money but are also taking a risk. >> you can't be confident that what is in the picture is exactly what the flowers a

pfizer >> eli lilly is its own animal that has been significantly through its all-time high. we've been bullish pfizer. look at both pfizer and merck. pfizer is within a whisper of an all-time high it made which 46.5, 47, and merck is close to its all-time high. in terms of big-time pharma you're talking about the potential for the double top of all double tops. if that were to happen, i'd say watch out below, folks. >> should we be concerned about some of these managed care stocks >> i think it's a huge political thing. so you have the hard core left liberal side pushing for medicare for all, but it's never going to pass. so the stocks react first to the rhetoric, but there could be a lot of dynamics where at least this rhetoric is heard it will never get passed, so i think this is a buying opportunity in hmos. >>> tesla set to resume trading any minute now elon musk is speaking on a company conference call right now. we'll bring you the latest. >>> plus the queen of the kitchen, martha stewart, cooking up a new loin of cbd lines in canopy growth. this could spark a cbd boom

big cap pharma works pfizer has come a little bit but eli lilly trades well and some in the energy space are interesting. specifically big cap energy has traded well for the last couple of weeks exxonmobil off 68 now trading 74 and holly frontier that nobody talks about, look at the bounce that stock has had over the last couple of weeks, reports on february 20th. i think that's a name you own. >> i like that by the way the average big cap oil stock is up 10% but you see more left to go. anybody disagree with guy's view >> i would just add some more things to the wall let's throw in the dollar up 2% and is within 40 pips of breaking out to multimonth highs and euro conversely breaking down so you're about 40 minutpis away -- it's probably the biggest dynamic. if you look at where rates are, that is certainly more giving you the read on where the economic growth is but i would tend to agree with guy. i think the way stocks have rallied back there are some places that have proven to be defensive in the growth environments if you believe that the repositioning hasn't already taken place may

just to give you an idea of how impactful those changes were, one of those companies, ely lilly yb servedir insulin pricing 585% over the last 15 years. but conveniently, its ceo, well, that ceo not present there today. >> let's talk about this some more. joining us now, chief patient advocate for drug discounting platform, hipo, m.j. hager. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me on. how you doing? >> good. i'm not 100% sure we need hearings for this, because we all know exactly, in detail, what the problem is. so what do you expect following today's hearings? are these companies going to feel public pressure as a result of them. do they just know how to show up to these things and give the answers they need to give without anything happening? >> i'm glad to see the hearings. i think it's a step in the right direction. but i think if we're just looking for a villain and want to simplify it and point the finger at one group, i don't think that's going to solve the overall problem. i'm glad to see hearings on insulin, but we have problems across this industry. you hear about epip

the drug maker lilly their profit missed the mark down just one percent. at the health insurer humana that stock is down four bucks so trying to explain that later. the video game maker, take two -- they gave a not so rosy forecast they make the popular red dead redemption game down a whopping 11%. you know it was a rough holiday for video game maker electronic arts. their latest big game battle field five, failed to meet sales targets. the company cut its outlook down it goes, 15%. surprised? >> such a darling century now and numbers on games are huge but free are to get into and they make money from inside the game so some of the big titles the market has being crowded. i mean so suddenly it is difficult. >> picky, though, battle field five sold 7 million games over holidays. red dead redemption 2, 17 million so they already reduced it their outis look and they failed to even meet their reduced outlook so that will be -- >> to be sold. the moment -- about this entire industry the truth shah gilani have you ever bought any video game stock? >> never. neve

eli lilly is lower in the premarket. investors are waiting on general motors, out any moment now.evenue for the fourth quarter at gm. ahead of the reports, markets are higher. futures indicate a slightly lower opening, dow industrials down 13, s&p 500 down 1 1/2. the nasdaq is up 5 points. this after a big day yesterday. there was a big day of gains on earnings optimism. the s&p was up 13 points, the nasdaq up 55. in europe this morning, the indices look like this, here too it is a mixed story, mostly lower. fq100 down 3 1/2 points. the dax index in germany down almost 1/2 of a percent, 47 points lower. asian markets mostly closed overnight. it is the chinese new year, the lunar holiday. japan is open and it was up a fraction. more room in first class, details on united airline's plans to expand premium seating. and adidas unveils game of thrones inspired sneakers. we'll show you those coming up in a bit. we begin this half hour with the trump economy. >> we have launched an unprecedented economic boom, a boom that has rarely been seen before. there's been nothing like it. we are

eli lilly seeing downward to divest their remaining ownership interests.a boosting their dividend to $.55 a share. you are seeing those shares had lower. -- head lower. what'snow, an update on making headlines outside the business world. 's dida: president trump nound to democrats -- seated ground to democrats. pres. trump: an economic miracle is taking place in the united states. the only thing that can stop it are foolish wars, politics, or ridiculous, partisan investigations. president trump will meet with leaders from other nato countries when the military alliance holds a summit in december. president trump in the past has criticized nato. european union antitrust regulators rejected that proposed rail merger involving siemens and alstom. they said the companies are not willing to address concerns about their control over rail signal systems and high-speed trains. they argue the merger is needed to meet competition from china. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. alix: coming up, eq

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boeing's at a new high today procter & gamble new lie and lilly an good market leaders with ibm, goldmanhighs but all above 10% for the year back to you. >> thanks very much for that let's send it up to bertha coombs at the nasdaq. >> hey, wilf nasdaq and nasdaq 100 today exiting the gains hold the correction territory they're less than 10% from their october highs. and one of the things that's really been doing is large caps despite the fact it's the small cap that is have been moving this market today. the large cap nasdaq 100 is the real leader. intuit with an upgrade given that it's tax season a price increase from $172 to $225 that's one of the few stocks that's actually within 5% of its recent highs and then you also have the big market cap players today for a time apple was up more than microsoft and it's valuation had gone up above microsoft and one and two in that order and finally, ultimate software getting bought out, taken private by a group led by hellmand and freeman that's the biggest gainer seeing here today on the nasdaq back over to you guys. >> bertha, thank you. >>> s

t>> let me introduce youo a couple of my closest friend brook and lilly. wait a minute. you're wins? >> yes. >> where are you from? >> we're from palm beach. >> how do you like this weather? >> it's >> it's cold. >> pretty cold. >> it's cold. are you grandma jane. >> what brings you to our neck of the woods? >> we waited a long time to see "hamilton." >> you'll be in the r it happens that's from the play. you'll know it when you see it. >> happy birthyguys. thanks for coming to see us. >> double digits. >> u coming on thursday morning. looking for a bargain on your family's next vacation? maybe you should take a trip to a certain big box store. we'll explain on our new series "vacation confidential." >> mark pittman will teach us how to make the sam dish three different ways to sisfy everyone. >>> coming up on the third hour two men wrongly convicted of crimes will be here to share how they're moving on after decades behind bars. >> mr. roker, a check of the weather. look at your weekend ahead. here is what we got for you for friday. wet weather along the

a little bit of lilly maybe doing a little bit better as well but that's the big breakout, new high forre just at the highs for the day here david, back to you. >> i can see that, thank you, bob. s&p up about .3% disney reporting after the bell as bob well knows. some questions on this continued sale process for the regional sports networks i've been focused on $71 billion deal for fox, almost 2 billion of the ebitda received in that deal from the regional sports networks which agreed to sell per a consent decree with the department of justice to get the deal approved. the deal itself expected to close within weeks, i think we can say at this point. will they get it done before the end of the month unclear. but soon but this process as we have been pointing out has been a difficult one. and certainly one in which disney is not expected to receive anywhere near the proceeds from a sale that they paid to acquire that almost $2 billion worth of cash flows. yes network sold separately to the yankees in partnership with a number of other people. the other networks that equate to 1.45 billion

>> no, i don't i think it is good get the cash flow, use it to buy more r&d, get a loxo, eli lilly did is me. i did all the homework i absolve mr. green. i am the one that if karen cramer were here, she would make me put the post-it on my head, dwdp and make me go get her a soft pretzel go get me a soft pretzel that's why i loved her still do my wife is on a train. i don't have to worry. >> okay. >> amazon -- on a very thin tape here, jim, amazon is down about 2% along with other names that -- twitter and so forth, micron, good year, even after -- >> no divorce there. >> no -- >> trying to do divorce versus no divorce what stocks can be sent down by divorce. >> yeah. >> goodyear is sent down by the fundamentals the auto business, it is bad how about union pacific doing a big buyback right here i don't know that could be wrong headed i'm looking at tech making a turn right here, right now i think that -- i'll go out on the limb and say the golden micron call will be ignored. >> one name we haven't got to and i want to put this into an overall faber report if that's okay -- >> are you go

eli lilly is lowering its 2019 eps guidance to reflect the pending deal.ce coming in. the fourth quarter of dps came in just in line. the fourth-quarter revenue, a strong beat at $6.44 billion. tom: something we have seen is very uneasy in earnings, i saw a chart yesterday from someone else. it was just a collapse in earnings expectations. let's go to first word news. viviana: the white house promising the spirit of unity and the state of the union, but offered few all of branches to the democrats -- olive branches to the democrats. he called for an end at -- of ridiculous partisan investigations and hammered away at china. >> i have great respect for president xi and we are working on a trade deal but it must include real, structural change to and unfair practices, reduce our chronic trade deficit, and reduce -- produce american jobs. viviana: he called for more infrastructure development, which appealed to democrats. is eager to pass in infrastructure bill and i am eager to work with you for legislation to deliver new infrastructure investment, including

berk was a monster, lilly was a monster. all lagging. humana has been lagging.reat this week. that's an issue. that's in the health care group. but health care is one of the reason s the s&p is flat this week i'm cautious, you've been doing this a long time, about making broad statements about market trends based on three days of activity you don't do that. but it is interesting that market leaders in 2018 have been underperforming. >> you look at the -- if you want confirmation of where we are, russell has done really well the transports have done really well and people are going to hang on those signs as confirmation that, you know, okay, maybe we do deserve to be where we are. vis-a-vis where we were at the end of december. >> yeah. i think the big issue is this whole earnings recession story it has been overplayed a little bit. i think concern -- everybody said is, oh, we dropped last year and this means we'll have an earnings recession. there is no indication that if you get a market drop, you get an earnings recession, nor the opposite if you get an earnin

. >> as for the week, guys, we'll get names on earnings, under armour, lilly, nvidia, by the way, downgradeday over at bernstein. >> all right i was with someone who runs a place called helix, a fabulous, trying to be 24 hour gaming, battle royale without the apex legends and he said something very interesting to me, he said none of the really big video game companies, which is like really what you want this for, are writing for the new touring. it is too far ahead. you have this gap. and also, of course, you still have a crypto overhang they'll admit to that. and against that, do you have a data center business that is good if you want to own the good parts of nvidia, and not the go for amd. they price that big block of stock. it has been sloshing around. but the nvidia, this stock should not have advanced as much as it did. i was quite surprised. >> i'm looking at activision, by the way, cut in half since september. >> they don't have a battle royale like -- look at ea. look at the short squeeze in ea. >> reporting there are going to be layoffs also, reuters reporting layoffs at tesla and