metro bank down by 40% in the ok, a challenger bank.s had some issues with accounting, the market has said that this would be happening in terms of assets, but the reality is being priced sharply into the stock today. also into the bond. -- the bonds. tech stocks under pressure. and carport with some good news -- carrefour with some good news, trading up 6.43%. take a look at the volume. this is what we find ourselves with, bang on for the 30 day average. you can see the spike on the close. it will be an interesting auction this evening, especially as the market has been nosing over into the close. vonnie: a volatile day for u.s. equity markets. we will keep an eye on those earnings, pushing some stocks a lot higher, others a lot lower. and the vix is a little bit higher, trading above 21 right now. crude oil with a big bounce earlier in the day, now down 1.25%. 109the yen is weaker today, 54. and we will take a look at global macro movers to see what else is moving. i know that you mentioned the british pound, one of the main is,rs in

a disappointing news from metro bank.eury has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. be partial us government shutdown enters its 33rd day and wall street is focused on company results. ibm shares rose sharply after the technology company reported stronger than expected revenue in the fourth quarter. stronger sales in its cloud and services businesses help offset pressure from a strong dollar. procter & gamble is likely to report a drop in second—quarter revenue. kimberly—clark's fourth—quarter profits expected to drop. both struggling with rising raw material costs. four is scheduled to report this fourth—quarter profit. the american car—maker is in the middle of restructuring and has warned that results would come in below wall street expectations. that is michelle with the latest on what will happen on wall street later today. let's now turn to davos, where uk trade sectretary liam fox is currently trying to drum up support for trade with the uk after brexit. he warned that quick deals with the uk could be h

so metro bank, with its opening stores, but also santander which is closing stores. kesperson, for the travel association — abta. we know that holidays are a real spending priority for a lot of people across the uk. we have seen a 596 people across the uk. we have seen a 5% increase in bookings for this summer, and as 5% increase in bookings for this summer, and as you were 5% increase in bookings for this summer, and as you were saying, a lot of people have told us, 27% of people have said they are actually going to spend more mayor holidays this year. why do you think that is, because we are seeing pay increases, perhaps? it is not filtering through that much to the high street yet, is it? why do you think they will spend more on their holidays instead? even though there are some uncertain economic times, people are really prioritising their holiday, and for many people they are classing it as an essential spending item. 38% of people said they would spend about the same is the majority of us, and like yourself, will be spending the same on holidays this year. some

metro bank shares have fallen by more than 30% today.at really did disappoint investors, due to a slowdown in business in the last quarter. the pound is trading at its highest since november, it made indications we have been hearing about today, the traders at least think that brexit is becoming less likely and it is more probable they will be a delay to brexit. also brent crude up on the board, recovering a little after falling earlier this week. that's all the business news. ant and dec were named as best tv presenters for the 18th time at the national television awards last night, despite ant mcpartlin taking a break from a number of tv shows, after his arrest for drink driving last year. the biggest winners of the night were bodyguard and emmerdale, both taking home two awards. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba was there. cheering and applause. the national tv awards is the year's biggest night, celebrating the small screen's most popular shows and stars. few have been more successful than ant and dec, who, up until this ye

we have got metro bank as the biggest loser, down by 27%. mething that seems to have spooked the market a bit. ingenicogo group -- group down as well. cyb g, another challenger bank, perhaps being weighed down by those numbers out of metro. today from davos we will be speaking to bill gates, founder of microsoft, ceo of coca-cola, and ceo of siemens. has thees of course foundation now as well. we will review all those interviews with top political leaders as well, including italy's prime minister, the president of south africa, and the president of ukraine. we have the business covered, the politics covered all from the economic forum. let's get an investment perspective with erik schatzker from davos. >> i am here with mark machin, the ceo of canada pension plan investment board, one of the world's largest institutional investors. good morning. my first question to you is this. where does the institutional investor belonged in the davos conversation? the conversation about social responsibility, about geopolitical tensions, and more? mark: o

metrolink is saying -- metro bank saying profits slowed.itely well below what they were thinking. carrefour, a bright spot. they were able to weather the yellow vests protest. matt: thanks very much. thanks of course to francine and haslinda for their coverage in davos. surveillance" continues from davos. francine lacqua and tom keene are live. our interview with the brazilian president. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: davos day to. dominancerisk discussions. the u.k.he wire, parliament is closer to forcing a brexit delay to avoid the no deal scenario. we will be speaking to the trade secretary. plus, more problems for deutsche bank. good morning, everyone. good afternoon if you are watching from asia. us.three 4s. we had -- for we have been on the mountain a couple of days. we have had some amazing conversations all revolved around politics. tom: i love your opening. yesterday was very much focused on the imf report and the reality of a global slowdown. there is a set of themes today wrapped around the perfect weather here. francine: we wil

metro partnered with a food bank and promised to fill one of its own buses for ims seniors and low income families impacted by the shutdown. it will be handed out first annual day of service on monday. today, another option for rs federal wornd their families. celebrity chef jose andress opening up chefs for feds. an emergency kitchen that will offer a rotatingy menu every until the shutdown is over.ta it srts today at 11:00 a.m. on pennsylvania avenue near the navy memorial. c >>> you find more information about these give aways and so many other organizations that are trying to lend a hand during the shutdown. that's in the nbc washington app. >>> now to a developing story in alexandria. police are revealing m a gruesome murder case. 35-year-old amed was shot and killed in her apartment friday night. the gunshot did not wake up her neighbors and no one called police until her roommate ar ved and found herbody. hours later, police arrested daniel. investigators say he operates an armed security business and amed worked for him. the two also had a personal relationship. he made his first

the col area food bank said it has seen a surgef need since the shutdown. metroartnered with them, promising to fill an entire metro bus with donations. today, it met its goal. all of the donations a from metro employees. the items will be handed out at metro's first annual day of service, which is monday. >>> it's an effort that's made a big difference in the fightum against trafficking. truckers coming together and learning how to spot victims and bring criminals tojustice. chris gordon has a closer look at the truckers against trafficking .effo >> reporter: young women who are the victims of human srafficking liret lives in in the shadows. often forced to sew lis sit io sectn. this tractor trailer on display is a one of a kind sponsored by truckers against trafficking. it's a nonprofit organization that has trained more than 600,000 truck drivers to recognize auman trafficki report it. >> basically we're raising a mobile army ofransportation professionals to discover and disrkit human traff networks across the nation. >> there are more than 5 million truckers

banks like this. for the very first time. a different one in the washington metro area says it has opened five pop up centers just to help government workers. on saturday, distributed more than 30,000 pounds of fresh produce. and then there's the back up at the nation's airports with some i'm sure many of you have seen and dealt with. travelers missing flights because of extra long security lines. this was the scene this morning in atlanta. at the hartsfield jackson international airport, the world's busiest, where tsa staff shortages have forced some lines to be closed. atlanta follows miami and houston which have had to shut down because so many are calling out sick. some other examples, unemployment claims for furloughed workers jumped 400% the last week of december. the ntsb says it is putting investigations of fatal accidents on hold and the u.s. is at risk of losing its credit rating. today the president again pointed fingers despite vowing to own the shutdown just couple of weeks ago. >> i'm not looking to call a national emergency. this is so simple you sho

let me finally say the bank is key to many businesses across the country. they are good for u.s. businesses, good for metro economies and key to national growth for us as a country. i ask to look for communications from a task force in the coming months and i want to thank you for the opportunity for the remarks. >> thank you, mayor garcia. very well said. as i mentioned at the outset we are privileged today to have with us deputy united days trade representative, cj mahoney, ambassador mahoney was confirmed by the senate in march last year. he serves as deputy united states trade representative for investment, services, labor, environment, africa, china and the western hemisphere. that is a lot. investor mahoney has from yale degrees law school where he served as editor-in-chief and he clerked for justice anthony kennedy in the supreme court of the united states. before his appointment he was a partner where he practiced focused on international arbitration and commercial litigation. we are delighted to have you here today. the floor is yours. after we hear some of your comments, i'm going to open it up f

bank. what's unclear is that the dspect was shot. we't know exactlyt who s the suspect as he was making his way toward the metro but we do have chopper 4 video moments above he was put sinto an ambulance andaken away. the reason why officers tell use they have pusd the perimeter further back is because there was also a call for a suspiciou package thas found in the area. that call was made at the same time as the call for the armed gunman that walked into the bank, so right now officers are trying to determine what exactly is in that package and if it is a danger to the community, which is why they are pushing people back so that they can make that discovery. a lot of people's cars obviously in the areahere. but this is still a very active scene, a very active investigatio of course w will be here collecting more information. as we get it, we will bri it to you. back to you. >> all right, meagan fitzgerald thanks. >>> rain, snow, extreme cold. it's all in the forecast. chuck will have an aupdateer the break. >>> and coming to a grocery aisle near yo robots. we'll have more on the pilot program coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ rhythm is a dancer ♪ it