. >>> not losing as much percentagewise of that snow pack as we have in the past. but still seeing some melting out there, still seeing variable amount temperatures, sun, and that's going be the trend on much of the 7-day forecast. a very quiet 7-day. 57 the high. keep in mind -- like 49, 50 degrees. this is well above average for this time of year, and warmer temperatures to come on that 7-day. 52 carson, 55 south lake. that inversion is setting up. warmer temperatures at the lake than in carson city. that's a very strong inversion. we should start to see the buildup of some of that smog and haze in some of the valley locations. air quality becomes a concern. we'll take a look at that air quality momentarily here. 21 degrees in truckie, 28 in veteranly. at 23 this morning in smith valley, and 26 in relatively seasonably cool temperatures. later this afternoon, unseasonably warm. hardly anything going on on satellite and radar. a dry picture on the 7-day, a quiet picture. wind at higher elevations. gusts could be as high as 05 miles per hour. most of us are looking

it still is but percentagewise it is getting less than the other businesses.dous demand. health care is another huge one for us and then rail. >> we know that growth is slowing, we know that fundamentals are deteriorating and fiscal budgets -- south africa's included -- are under a tremendous amount of pressure. how much riskier does that make it for banks? at how we were running our businesses before something like the global financial crisis, you take the banking system that came through this crisis without any banks required to be bailed out, we have got a very strong banking system going into choppy waters. >> so you continue to deploy capital but that is not the case for many foreign investors in the case of south africa. the same can be said for many other countries in the region. what does that mean? more railways, more ports, more water. >> it makes it harder to finance the growth on the african continent. hopefully, at the time investors start taking money out of these geographies, that creates opportunities for other investors to come in. it hastake

percentagewise, a couple of the best performers in the s&p 500. again, aside from the oil stocks we are watching. itnnie: the big story is brex and the pound getting crushed. julie: it is a big one-day move. more ineeing it down 2009 -- seeing it more down in a single day since 2009. we did see they like down in the pound. i want to look at the volatility uptick that we have been seeing in the pound. if we take a look at the bloomberg, we see we can volatility, it has been surging as we have the unpredictability of the situation as we heard them talk about on "bloomberg ," we have increased uncertainty. we will not know for a while. vonnie: thank you so much. let's check in on the first word news. matt miller is manning the news desk. matt: we are going to talk first about david cameron, he will make the case for staying in the european union to parliament. his speech this morning came after boris johnson became the highest profile figure to campaign for written to quit the union. that sent the pound plummeting. the argument that britain is eu

percentagewise, it is getting less as the other businesses grow. power is a huge opportunity.s true and is demand. health care is another huge one and then rail. erik: we know growth is slowing. we know economic fundamentals are deteriorating and fiscal budgets are under a tremendous amount of pressure. how much riskier does that make it for banks like yours operating in africa? >> what is interesting is if you look at how we were running our businesses before the global financial crisis, you take the south african banking system, it came through the global crisis without any banks requiring to be bailed out. i think what we have got is a very strong banking system going into choppy waters. erik: you continue to deploy capital. that is not the case for many foreign investors. africa,ase of south there are investment outflows. the same could be said for many other countries in the region. what is this going to mean for what is consonant badly needs? more rails, more water, more electricity? >> it makes it harder to finance the requirements for growth on the african client ms co

percentagewise, enormous for the nasdaq. >>> yahoo! will report quarterly profits today. time to open the financial book to investors. but also a time to make major announcements like restructuring or lay-offs. we don't know they're coming but markers are there. yahoo! will make the announcement after close of trading today. we expect hundreds of jobs. >>> google added more than 8,000 jobs in the quarter. financial numbers so good, google's share price rose enough to overtake apple as the most valuable publicly traded company. history made this morning. >>> other news, electronic arts made its prediction of the super bowl using madden football game. ea has been uncannily accurate in the past. predicting not just the winner of the real super bowl, but how they win. in this case, ea says panthers will win 24-20. totally shutting out broncos in the first half. huge comeback by denver but won't be enough. >>> united going back to old system of allowing families with small children to board the airplane first. they dropped that policy four years ago and few other airlines do i

republican side this is with 89 percent of the precincts reporting no change in those numbers percentagewise since a few mins ago. still ted cruz as he's been steady in the lead all night long at 29 percent. but it's relatively close donald trump 25 percent and marco rubio at 20 one percent. move our way down a little bit and ben carson's bennett 10 percenent most of the evevening these numbers haven't really been jumping around a lot and then we get into just sort of everybody else rand paul at four percent jeb bush three cases fiorina huckabee all lolor candidides really making much of a move at all. chs christie two percent rick santorum one and jim gilmore zero. on the democratic side 73 percent and hillary clinton at 51 percent with us. if you have been following our coverage you know that the first numbers have begun to come in. here is a look at the field for and here is a look at the democratic field. jenna a-b-c 9 reporter lukas voss is at at west middle school, where democrats in precint one, six and seven are gathered. where are they at in the process there? lukas lukas jenna all

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s&p was better than that percentagewise on the right and nasdaq really hitting it out of the park todayp 2.25%. oil down and gold exactly 1200 bucks an ounce. not a good day for gold bucks. they had a good run past couple weeks. cheryl: gas prices cheap because of oil. breaking news conference from president obama is expected any moment. fox business will bring the president's comments to you live when he takes to that stage you see on your screen right now. that's a live picture. david: also taking home the w in south carolina. jeb bush betting on brotherly love in south carolina. >> i've been one to defy expectations. i've been misunderestimated most of my life. [laughter] [applause] there seems to be a lot of name-calling going on but i want to remind you what our good dad told me at one time. labels are for soup cans. [laughter]. speaking of family, i think the voters should vote for the candidate who's got the most opinionated mother. [cheering] i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked

energy, the biggest declining group percentagewise, volume down about 15% over the 20 day average. materials volume is down. drops in volume and technology, industrials, utilities. there is an increase in trading volume in financials and telecom and consumer staples, but it is interesting it is not across the board that we are seeing an uptick in volume. as for stacks -- stocks, years today, it's a good he temperatures of declines for all three major averages. the nasdaq has trended in decline. it has been the lagging index for the year to date. now, -- this is one year. over the one-year. , it is actually doing less poorly than the other major averages. alix: what about volatility in stocks? gold over $1200 an ounce for a brief moment yesterday. still rising. gold futures are falling. a little dichotomy. i want to start with what we are seeing -- here is gold. i that we were starting with the 10 year. let's take a look at gold. here is the year to day trade for gold and a 13% increase we have seen. not holding our $1200 an ounce of you give futures, but it is if you look at stock

romney paid percentagewise far fewer taxes than middle class americans so why put yourself out there mr. romney. with me to talk about this is chief political correspondent for usa today radio networks and also joined by former chief of staff for rnc mike shields, also the president of the congressional leadership fund. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so mike, trump endorsed mitt romney for president back in 2012. here are the pictures. you can see it right here. remember how awkward and goofy it was. and it was. trump tweeted that this morning. i digress. why is mitt romney attacking trump now? >> i think it is a legitimate question, first of all. i think when you are going to run for president of the united states, eventually people are going to start asking about your taxes. there are a lot of people looking for who's viable. they know these type of questions are going to come up. i don't know if it's going to stick to donald trump. nothing has so far. he's like a science fiction monster. it is a legitimate question. of course it is. he's a wealthy man