by using government pay drivers for the benefit they stole the services from elderly and disabled a nokia spokesman says no customer was denied service due to these issues . some snowfall to talk about . they rush hour rush hour could be facing. give yourself an extra 10 minutes . say a rain snow mix, some scattered light snow and zinan more closely align alonso to one back to brunswick and summit county medina county in eastern cuyahoga county, lake county and ashtabula county getting some snowflakes as we speak . did have some occurring today with temperatures in the low 40s until a cold dumb enough . tonight, a few snow showers were all less but mainly focused on the snowbelt after midnight three good morning, and then a few breaks in the clouds . the snowbelt could be -- one -- 3 inches total . tonight low 20s and then get ready for brighter spots tomorrow and colder weather the 20s . we have a mild cholesterol this weekend coming up . fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online. are accused of hitting a a pedestrian in a crosswalk and , brandi sc

what are the dangers of samsung going the way of nokia in the hand set business?> it is totally different. i don't think it will go anything like nokia because samsung is much, much more diverse. the great majority of profits are coming from components, where they are the market leader and they have a sustainable technology advantage. that is sustainable. the hand set thing could come down further, but i don't think its going to be zero because of the technology they get from component. >> marking, thank you for joining us. >> the stories making headlines around the world. south korea will mark kim's bid . soul says will broadcast music and propaganda. sanctions and other penalties have failed to bring north korea to any meaningful talks. the mixture of blads and raps known as k-pop irritates them. the war of words between iran nd saudi arabia is heating up. iran set the building? sana said it had been deliberately targeted. weapons say there was no damage to the building. suspended futbol boss, michelle platini says he has abandoned his run for president of fifa.

enact the nokia carter to make sure it does not remain a relic of a past society but becomes a voice of the future shrouded inequality. inm proud -- shrouded equality. we are the commencement of such voices in ensuring our are not just heard but listened to. thank you. [cheers and applause] alicia. [applause] alicia, thank you for that speech which clearly struck a cord and resonated with the gathering here today as manifested in people standing up and showing their appreciation. ashould mention in passing, a so far as the magna carta speeches are concerned, there has been a preponderance of female contributors and i hope that is welcome to buy the lot of you. [applause] in fact, 11 out of 12 are from female contributors. we have a male. meanwhile, we will hear from kathryn davis from wales. [applause] thank you very much. when the magna carta was the created, no one could have predicted what the u.k. would look like today and what they concerns of its young people would be in the 21st century. we have watched the industrial revolution. if i was helping create a charter for 2015, i w

in like four years what was now a nokia phone we all have iphones. >> do you remember the promise ofs? the jetsons have the woman who wore the -- rosie. >> she turned on me. they turn on you and beat you to death in your sleep. your house will be clean, but you will be beaten to death. you can't trust a robot. >> i couldn't think of a better way to bring on the robot war than make the first one slaves. clean up my stuff. >> he doesn't want somebody to answer his door. he wants a vibrating cucumber like the rest of us. >> do a thumbs down button. >> i don't want one. the thing is you don't have to worry about the robots, cat. you have to worry about your robots putting people out of business. they get angry and come and get you, right? >> exactly right. >> so many ways to get murdered thanks to his resolution. >> how easy is it for a robot to smother you with a pillow? >> very easy. >>> we will close things out with a bedtime story. here at the td ameritrade trader group, they work all the time. sup jj? working hard? working 24/7 on mobile trader, rated #1 trading app in the app store

war puts society systems of government under great stress and gives us information we could get-- nokia by studying societies system of government in peacetime fascist military state of axis axis in world war ii believed democracy, if you put enough stress on them would break and in a sense world war ii was fun on a proposition and instead, what we found that it was democracies that stood up under the strain and it was the axis authoritarian military model that broke. world war ii was a struggle between competing visions of how to organize a society. i spent a lot of time in the first two books and i will spend quite a bit more my third book painted edges of the issues of media, press, propaganda and how the war was presented to civilian populations of the various countries. this is a subject that is important and has received surprisingly little attention in the literature of world war ii. why another history of the pacific war backs there's a certain amount of fatigue which i have detected and i share with the enormous pile of books that have been published and continue to come out ev

he was from check is a nokia -- czechoslovakia.eat things i experienced in my lifestyle, in new york city in this great country. he said, that is awesome but , there are the pitfalls of being in a wealthy family in a city like new york. he wanted me to see the corollary of that. i went to czechoslovakia up to eight weeks every summer. it was basically, there is the woods, go have fun. i spoke the language fluently, i made friends. it really got me into the outdoors. it has been good for me seeing the outdoors, not just living the city lifestyle. it is kept me out of so much other trouble. whenever i can get someone young into the game, and teach them. kevin: your kids? five kids? donald trump junior: for them, it is not just about being a city kid. i want somebody who can change a tire, go motorcross biking, experiencing life out of new york. for me, i am very passionate about it. i'm very outspoken about it. kevin: there is an environmental aspect to hunting. something you did after of course those photos of you went viral. mr. tr

phone revenue down 49% based off of constant currency, reflecting what they have been changing with nokiand getting rid of that business there. so what we're seeing is intelligent cloud revenue up 5%. we're going through this now. but we don't have an outlook for the current quarter for the year. that will come on the earnings call. david: but it is up after hours. by the way amazon is now $565 a share. that is way down, over 10% after hours. thanks, jo. melissa? melissa: major security concerns after new study shows hundreds of badges, phones and even guns all lost or stolen from the department of homeland security. our security panel weighs in on that. david: and jeb bush hoping his big brother, gw, will be his trump card on the campaign trail. >> he turns out to be the most popular republican in, that is alive. so it is not a bad thing to be the brother of a great president and a great brother. melissa: kids these days may know more about technology than their parents but there is somewhat important skill they're not being taught anymore. sad truth on that one coming up. ♪ so what else

with deflation creating support for nokia's him, it seems to be a choice between a rising prices and a rise in dictators. that meant roosevelt's program of recovery was not only an effort to put america's back to work, but also a race to restore the united states to a strength sufficient to fight against fascism both at home and abroad. john maynard is also on the cover there in a rather handsome portrait. if you judge it by a cover, it's fantastic. i can say that because i had nothing to do with it. the changes in there because it was haynes who gave the christmas an earliest formulation that expectations could and should be managed in the way that i've described. it was haynes who argued that deflation was far worse and that inflation for the reasons i've already does arrived it was his views on money that provided practical and theoretical basis for a lot of what this was about. he not only wrote the works that were read by his advisers and cheered him on in his newspaper column, they also saw in his earliest monetary policy the outlines of what became the postwar system of intern

where is nokia today? that will weigh on apple share. they're not expensive but the earnings are inflating and the earnings in my view will come down. >> keith: back to what you call a colossal credit bubble, you secret markets can react fully and then risk happens all at once d you think that's about to happen right now or we are going to waddle on through this? >> we never know how far it goes. it could be really ugly. if i look at the u.s. stock market. on a near-term basis, monthly basis, as of today's opening, the futures are down, the dow is down for something like 400 points, the market is incredibly oversold. so i think we will get the rebound for the rest of the month, when we will get it right from here and lower levels, i'm not too sure. keep in mind that's between 2,050 and 2 thousands 34 on the s&p, 2,034 high in the month of may of last year. there's a lot of supply of share and so the upside is limited but ballooninger term is quite significant. >> dagen: marc, it was great to talk to you. any time. please stop by. >> than

blackberry gone, nokia, gone. you've got to bring these companies back quickly.ed microsoft, that battleship very quickly. i think we need the kind of consistent leadership that zuckerberg and sand berg provided at facebook. it's the same people year after year. it may be boring to media, but they have a consistent strategy and kfrds they are going to get it done and attract a lot of talent. >> like the guys around this floor like to say, never sure to dull market or these dull management teams either and they are not that dull. you get my point. thanks for joining us. >> one final comment. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> okay, from harvard business school. appreciate it. >> former federal reserve voice chair blinder explaining why he thinks it is irrational and what to expect and whether better than expected results can turn the broader market around. >>> welcome back. former federal reserve voice chair alan blinder penning an op-ed last week saying markets are scaring themselves. he writes, the traders who make stock market prices seem to have a few things wrong, chi

don't see the apple eco sphere, ipad, and watch suddenly becoming unpopular and going the way of a nokia. >> thank you both. >> dan ives, tim lesko, thank you both for joining us today. >>> i wonder if the pope has an opinion on that. >> whose market cap deserves to be higher. >> if you just joined us we were showing video at the top of the hour, i don't know if it's a scheduling whatever coincidence but on the left there tim cook today meeting with pope francis at the vatican, last week wouldn't you know a week ago today was eric schmidt, the former ceo of google, now, you know, part of the executive team at alphabet. >> are either one of them catholic? >> i have no idea. >> i don't think so. >> no idea. tim cook was handing the hope something, i wondered if he was giving him an apple watch, an iphone. what do you give the pope? president johnson -- lyndon johnson gave pope paul a bust of himself, of lyndon johnson. >> no, he didn't. >> he did. that was his gift to pope paul. it's a priceless photo if you ever google it, the look on pope paul's face when he received this bust of lyndon

and final approval from the french government for nokia.ra was downgraded to neutral at sun trust saying increasing investment will weigh on the online music results. it is the subject of a negative article in barron's. it says the online radio service is facing increased competition from companies like apple, spotify and amazon. >>> the final week of the nfl season are in the books and playoff matchups are set but still a few things to be undecided. on sunday, denver broncos got help from peyton manning. most people saw this coming off the bench in the second half. suddenly a running game and a passing game. that ended up being bad news for the san diego chargers. the first game since november 15th and wasn't even sure whether he would be the guy and now no doubt he'll be starting the playoffs. manning leading broncos on two scoring drives. denver hangs onto win and secure home field advantage throughout the playoffs. in lambeau field in green bay where packers battled it out with division rivals, minnesota vikings on sunday night. came do

that in the smart phone market, most competitors i feel like are falling by the wayside, whether it's nokialackberry, the list goes on and on. there's only going to be a couple major guys left. samsung, apple is a good player. china. >> the point made yesterday that there is no one -- no one built a better mouse trap yet. i love your, you know, simply assign the 17 earnings, what they earn, and put a multiple on it, and -- i love that you say that, i don't know whether that's what an analyst does advising people to buy or sell a stock, it's nice, but, you know, the multiple is meaningless if the earnings, you know, if for some reason that doesn't come to pass, the multiple is meaningless. we said that about a bunch of things, stocks and companies earning $12 a share one year, and a couple years later, earning $3 a share. what difference does it make if it was office seven times earnings at a $12 a share company. what difference does it make? what do your clients say? >> that's where we differ. >> obviously. but when they talk to you knnow and you say 200, brianin, give a heads up to buy 20