the reuters/ipsos poll looks at the youth vote, and the margin shrinking to 46%, and then 33% for sanders. why do you find or the characterization that young folks are magnetized toward bernie sanders? >> well, first of all, i think secretary clinton has a great organization in south carolina. a lot of friends in south carolina. i think young people, particularly those that are getting involved in the first time, are very idealistic. and i think they're more attracted to things they hear without having the ability to

all of this according to thompson reuters ibis. the concerns don't end with bottom-line earnings results. there are worries about top-line revenues or sales. s&p 500 companies are on track to deliver sales declines of nearly 3.5% this past aware. if that does come to pass, it would be the fourth consecutive quarter of year over year sales declines. the last time that happened was during the financial crisis. it also means a sales recession is already under way. both will argue if you strip out the outsized negative effect of declining oil sales and profits there would actually be modest growth. the bears argue that you have to look at the entire earnings picture no matter how gloomy things have gotten for the energy sector. regardless, the decline in sales and profits at america's biggest companies is helping to add to the overall market caution. for "nightly business report," i'm dominic chew. >>> one person who is firmly on the side of the economy in this little debate between the market and the economy is the billionaire hedge f

please. >> tom miles from reuters. how much progress do you think you can make on the near term on the humanitarian issues, three things the opposition is asking for. when you said no one's secluded i have to ask what the about the kurds, thanks. >> regarding the expectations on the humanitarian side, that is exactly what will be the subject not only between us and the different groups, which we are going to meet, but also, frankly, what is going to be the actual involvement and pressure and commitment by those countries who have an influence on it. what we are doing is, we are hearing the voice of the syrian people. we are hearing it and we are sharing it. the syrian people want everyone who has got the capacity of influencing this conflict, should see that during the talks there is incremental improvement in order to prove that these talks are not just about talks but about facts. >> do you expect this round to continue until the 11th of february or beyond this date in the presence of the two delegations? >> are you

news actually nowadays for bloomberg and for reuters is a tiny part of the total income they make. i don't want to single out bloomberg but when somebody from bloomberg is interviewed, it's one of the clients there's not one bank or big corporation that doesn't have bloomberg terminals. this is the people you're interviewing. >> you will be okay? >> we talked about, yes, we will be object >> journalists, individual journalists, some of them are wonderful, some of the people in bloomberg are critical, but they're working within an organization that will have a process that will safeguard the ultimately the interests of bloomberg as a business. >> reporter: we asked bloomberg for a response to this assertion. a spokesperson gave this statement: >> reporter: to the sceptics davos is a smooch fest. alternative events such as the world social forum coming up later this year in montreal tried to rival davos but they lack the heavy what weights and end up attracting a micro fraction of the coverage which leaves the world economic forum which caters to the corporate elite in an elite categ

there has been a shortage of information, not only for provide, parents," says reuter. according to brooke hinderman, a therapist for therapy station, parents are so confused they're turning to anyone and everyone who might have answers. "so they're just looking for simple answers like, 'is my kid going to get speech therapy?' or "how many or many visits are they going to get?' you know,'will my child's services get covered? will their medidition be coverere' it's just a bunch of questions and no a awers as of right now," says hindman. as iowa's medicaid update nears, both parents and businesses like the therapy center are sitting back and hoping for the best "for me, i think that the hard part is the parts that are unknown and not knowing and wanting to have more information, but we just have to be patient i guess," says reuter. bria: there are about 560 thousand iowans who will be affected by the new change. reporting in studio, tim: it's been almost 2 decades since siououcity's, city council picked up a pay increase but that could ne changing. the council recently ga

reportedly says american athletes should consider skipping the summer games if virus according to reuters. the games will be held this august in the country hardest hit by the outbreak, brazil. despite the fears, millions are still partying during carnivals in rio. >>> the u.n. security council is condemning north korea's launch of a long-range rocket. kim jong-un ordered yesterday's launch what he claims put a satellite into orbit. photos released by the north showed him watching the launch. >>> coming up on the "morning news." the race to find earthquake survivors. a woman is pulled out of a collapsed building in taiwan, days after the disaster struck. is bs m new[mus no, no, no opleoth nd rong yey!whichy o pr are anft. ss ech d fd y fm t nmaor- iecvomp womonaneeenap>ua chocionsda ffe . > s th broncos won the super bowl. ill to come, the other side of last night's super bowl. the commercials. we will talk with an pe witthe eshat madstinimpr and o ck. e pm bette. g we ur isystem s hakeep topur gam n suit atinthy, inkiids,and ing est. d yocombthmpleemies with air no o leadi nity ves more

wisconsin.a new reuters last night they met in wisconsin. shows they're neck and neck with clinton's slim lead. aftetethe finish -- calling some of his policy unrealistic especially his health care plan. >> need to level with people that numbers don't add up. >> look, here is three hours. there is one major country on earth that does not guantee thok all people. >> the incomes state up for grabs is nevada. theyeyave their caucus voters causes a week of from. you can catch the republican debate at cbs 2. saturday at 2:00 p.m. in south carolina. the primary vet. republican voters head to the polls a week from tomorrow. a foreman president will on the campaign trail week and it won't be bill clinton, something for r llary. george w. bush will be at at campaign rally for his younger brother jeb. next week jeis trying to build support in south carolina >> former cedar rapids city councilwoman picks up one of the biggest dormts yeye to face republican rod blum. >> the dratting congressional campaign question lieu -- in their red to blue program. t

"reuters"oined by john 00ecurity expert -- john -- >> we do view this as a real threat. certainly apple is concerned and we are all concerned about the privacy of all of the information on the device, but we are also worried that tilting any to cool that allows you to break the security on the device is really a privacy harm, one that is going to come back and bite apple users around the world. announcer: watch monday night announcer: each week, american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places. whitneyp next, we visit plantation in wallace, louisiana, to learn about the in america.lavery ashley: i am the director of museum operations at the whitney plantation. we are beginning our tour today in an historic church, which was 1870 by people who lived on the opposite side of the river in louisiana. the structure was donated about 10 years ago by the

but one by reuters indicated support for apple... and denying government access to phone and internet communications... even in the name of stopping terrorist attacks. "i think it represents an overall concern that people don't want the government intruding into their private lives" some argue the issue should be decided by non-elected authorities and private companies... but, "and the way you do that is by having congress the representatives enact a law to deal with this directly" two lawmakers announced they plan to introduce a bill to form a commission next week to help address digital security issues. mark barger, nbc news. the case should be concluded by march 15th according to the briefing schedule. after breaking a record high temperature saturday afternoon, temperatures will already start to fall come sunday. overnight winds will remain strong which will prevent temperatures from falling very much, meaning we'll start the day with very above normal temperatures in the middle 40s. a cold front will swoop through during the mor

that's according to a reuters report. the airbags have been linked to nine deaths in the u.s. a community in michigan came together monday night to remember the victims of saturday's mass shootings. mourners gathered in kalamazoo for an interfaith service. 45-year-old jason dalton is charged with six counts of murder after authorities say he went on a shooting rampage. he is in jail without bond. dramatic video of a shoplifter being taken down by a pasco county sheriffs deputy. we first began looking into this after a viewer sent us this video. the suspect -- tiffany tebo -- was approached by the deputy friday afternoon outside of a bealls department store. he asked her to put her hands behind her back. she did not, but instead asked to pay for the stolen merchandise. then the deputy forced her to the ground. she says the arrest left her injured and bruised around her neck. pasco county sheriff chris nocco stands by the deputies actions -- the woman says the force wasn't necessary. time now for headlines around the nation and the world in 60 seconds. in colorado jurors will re

reuters said it was in a protective case the size of a laptop. it was said to have disappeared in the southern iraqi city of basra appeared in the sun by weatherford, u.s. oilfield company which says it is not possible or liable. jo: pope francis bacon and hundreds of thousands of people on both sides of the u.s.-mexico border yesterday. his words were heard around on the mexican side of the border across from el paso, texas. because the forests of central america and the human tragedy and humanitarian crisis. he delivered for compassion towards immigrants. the event was the conclusion to this six-day visit to mexico. republican president candidate donald trump spoke about the pope's trip to the border on farney and company. >> the pope is a very political person. he doesn't understand the problems our country has. i don't think he understands the danger we have with mexico and mexico got him to do it because mexico wants to keep the order the way it is because they are making a fortune and we're losing. jo: the vatican was funny to trans-critici

but the bureau chief for reuters did, saying occasional errors up. >> i fail to see that the media has something. >> over the course of 4.5 months, we produced in the region of 700 story. there was a head line that was inaccurate. we corrected it. that is a low incidence of error. but if you multiple that for the work in the region, to have our rear, and the four or five discussed at the hearing and suggest that that institutional bias is absurd. it's laughable. >> it's possible it's seen that way. the level of coverage that they get is something seen as hostile. the foreign press is coming from somewhere else, and the foreign press see it as problems. israel's problems, and the poor palestinians that are victims, that's a problem in coverage, it's not israel's decision. israel has a policy problem. there are certain things you can't explain. it took an army colonel a few months to make her mark. requiring new media. and the season facebook to get clearance from the centers. that alarmed journalists. prompting knesset members to hold hearse on how far it goes. >> under the cover of dar

mi of 52.7 that's opposed to an expectation of 53.3 in the reuters poll. 53.6 in january.o, in other words, a much weaker reading in the splash deposit of. mi 613% lower. the index also weaker, 48.6 at a one-year low. we're looking at that, we're looking at the flash manufacturing pmi, 51 even as opposed to the reuters poll 52. just seeing the flashes, what we're seeing in essence, as i said, that business, business pace, in the eurozone growing its weakest level for a year in the month of february. 110.89 or so, we'll talk about the weaker data within the hour. the german sector private growth also losing steam. and the french manufacturing flash. mi rising a tad. 53.3. the forecast was just shy of 50. so just managing to get into that expansion zone. nevertheless be the numbers are looking pretty weak. >>> let's get back to markets and show you where overall european index is. we're looking at the stock index of 60. we're higher just over 1%. trading in positive territory. you're seeing quite a bit of green in particular like the metals and the minors. we're going to sho

we got january manufacturing 51.8, 51.6 whether we look at dow jones or reuters. the output has hit 58.6. that compares to 55.5. and that explains the profit in the sterling dollar trade at the moment. up by almost 1.5%. >> remember the house price has slowed for last month. now week seeing uk mortgage approvals hitting a four-month high, too. add that into the move in sterling as well. >>> here in europe, european equity markets slightly mixed. we're a little bit lower for some of the main markets out there at the moment. periphery market, especially to the south, seeing a few points higher. ftse like the dax and cac off by 0.5%. >> there was so much hope we would kick off february on a high note after the rebound we saw on friday. that's not the case. there's a check of where the u.s. markets are set to open. again, we're seeing red arrows with the dow jones down by 70 point. nasdaq 20 points and s&p 500 about 11. >> now, we have been talking about the end of the month, right? january. just to recap what type of month we saw for the u.s. markets. dow off by 5.5%

at that same time reuters says plant in mexico allowed defective parts to be shipped. now the company says they are still investigating at htsa is continuing to investigate. and neither have come to the conclusion laura. what mess all right walter, thank you. it is tax season. that means thieves are out to find a way to get something for nothing. it happens every year and fox 13's shayla reeves is polk county sheriff's office with this year's latest version of the tax scam. good morning, shayla. >> hi, good morning to you laura. when tax season rolls around, it's not just the irs after your money. scammers are looking to collect your hard earned cash and they are using some 46 to get your attention. so here's what you need to know. right now the polk county sheriff's office is already receiving complaints about telephone scams. aggressive and sophisticated scam target taxpayers. temple terrace police shared this example of a call on media. it involves cammer posing as an officer on behalf of irs. >> i don't even know where you're calling from. how do i make payment or

reuters suggesting it comes down to that contingent liability that sharp has, that perhaps the due diligence foxconn foxconn carried out were in question. how could they not know about this discrepancy? we're talking about -- some say that foxconn viewed about 100 billion yen when in reality they're closer to 300 billion yen. so that the deal that we're now questioning the deal s that the reason, or is there something bigger here. >> and are investors going to hang on to the hope the deal still will continue. for how long do you continue to invest in the shares if everything that you just stated is happening. >> and over the two days, we're talking about a 20% dip. if you have any hope that we could get these talks revived, to me it looks like a buying opportunity. but there was an analyst speaking to cnbc earlier who said this could still have been, however there are other bidders in discussion with sharp as well. meanwhile, erste trading higher after beating net profits of 204 million euros in the fourth quarter. that was thanks to a drop in nonperforming loans. this as the austrian lender

and now reuters is reporting-- he will visit cuba next month. if he does-- he'll be the first for a sitting u.s. president to do so in nearly 90 years. apple is fighting a california judge's order-- to help the f-b-i hack into one of the san bernardino terrorists' iphones. the f-b-i wants apple to create software to bypass the iphone's auto- erase encryption. the company worries that'll endanger people's privacy -- allowing governments to access anyone's device at any time. apple has only a few days to appeal. it's time for your choice 2016... the field of contenders for the republican nomination has been narrowed. and last night -- three of those candidates got their final chance to make their case before saturday's south florida senator marco rubio picked up a big endorsement from south carolina governor nikki haley. but still, a new bloomberg poll has donald trump leading the pack with more than double the support of ted cruz, rubio and jeb bush. round two tonight includes jeb bush, john kasich and donald trump. we'll have the highlights for

the first recall was reported by reuters. about half of those wound up in vehicles here in the u.s. >>> roads, wet, slushy early on. heavy know in the foothills as anticipated. we clear out this morning. pretty mild for the rest of the week. again, you see a few clouds over here. no snow falling in downtown denver. that's posted into the foothills. that's got to be true from now until 7:30. then the foothills snow finishes up. we'll see another inch to three in the foothills. the extreme west side of denver by the end of the day. we clear it out and pop out into the 40s this afternoon. what didn't melt, as i said, as it hit the warm pavement is going to have a good time melting this afternoon. >> just enough to make my car dirty that i cleaned this weekend. >> green in the backyard. >> the fbi versus apple goes on today. that protest planned across the united states. we'll tell you about that. breathtaking. it was a miracle on its own. you don't expect it and all of a sudden it's there. >> a mother is telling her story about

alison: one more note -- reuters arerts that u.s. airlines offering to reassign crewmembers infectedtes to zika- areas, including united, delta, and american, and it applies to pilots as well as flight crew that may be pregnant or could become pregnant. a are not facing repercussions for asking to shift their routes. if you have concerns, read more about it, where it is located, and how it is spread. air is extensive information on our website, wjla.com. extensive integration on our website, wjla.com. they were trying to get home, o became a metr fiasco when a fire force their trained to bypass pentagon city. what happened next was the start of their troubles. tom roussey has more. we can show you exactly where a fire happened this evening. in that tunnel, close to the platform, just a little into the tunnel is where there was a small trash fire, according to the arlington county fire department, but it was enough that in order to get it out they had to shut down the station. things are now back to normal, the trains are moving again

that is below a reuters estimate of $$2.79. joining us now is dimitry, the ceo of luxoft.a pleasure having you today. the results have come in line with your own target, however, disappointing guidance. what's moving the expectations to the down side here? >> a few things are moving expectations. i think the lift and the growth trajectory. the company up to the second quarter last year. and the -- that our third quarter won't be as great as the fourth. so the difference is there are some relationship with our current clients that we have to commit. all in all, if you look at our nine month performance, 6% growth year over year, 35% currency. not bad. so i think it's just a little bit of street reaction and height expectation. >> let's talk more broadly and look at the turbulence we've seen in markets. that translates to more of a corporate down turn, a reduction in spending, perhaps. is that something you're watching? >> all key industries, financial services and the industry is going through massive transformation ever. and technology is not a support function. it's a big

olympic committee reportedly says american athletes should consider skipping the summer games if to reuters. the games will be held this august in the country hardest hit by the outbreak, brazil. despite the fears, millions are ing during carnivals in rio. >>> the u.n. security council is condemning north korea's launch of a long-range rocket.n ordered yesterday's launch what he claims put a satellite into orbit. showed him watching the launch.coming up on the "morning news." the race to find earthquake survivors. a woman is pulled out of a collapsed building in taiwan, days after theck. >>> and, later, a nationwide shutdown of chipotle. no, no, no, no, peop... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. for bessie. i'm there for ray. ted loved baseball. dr. phil likes to watch football. renne, who wants sloppy joe on the menu every day. evelyn likes to dance. harriett wants her fried shrimp as well. vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup and rainbow sprinkles. they give me so much back. gine how i could possibly give them what they give me. >>> this morning, a woman was pulled aliv

. >> reuters predicting that's filing. article. the potential bankruptcy filing has been expected after the englewood sports retailer january. talking. we know they're restructuring discussions with lenders. they're targeting 140 of their stores for closure. that's what a person close to the situation is telling the post. there's no time line when a filing would be made. sports authority has started to wind down operations in some locations, including the sports cast location and the location in greenwood village. >> batteries can no longer be shipped as cargo on passenger planes around the world. the batteries used in cell phones, laptops and other mobile devices have been blamed for several aircraft fires. and out of the u.s. every year aboard foreign carriers who are carrying them as cargo. >>> current readings, if you're just stepping out the door, quite cold in the mountain valleys. what we're seeing is those clear, cold, calm conditions in the mountain valleys, hovering near zero. wind, big issue in and near the foothills bet

and erik kirschbaum has worked for reuters and is currently a correspondent for the los angeles times. he says it is alarming trend do soringe candidates well but it is still early days. do we still need to worry about the trump factor? dozen iowa signal the beginning of the end? but this is such a crazy election that it is tough to make elections -- predictions. he is popular with people who do not vote. there is a big block of voters who do not usually vote. there could be a lot of disappointing results. they have nothing to lose. it is entertainment. it keeps the networks happy. he will probably be around for a while. warchest asgreat well that doesn't rely on donors. say trumprmann you will have no chance in the general election but many commentators predicted his demise months ago. >> every prediction can be wrong. trump is really very, very extreme. you cannot be more extreme than an purity if he should be the nominee, every voter in america who is in the middle or is an hispanic, or women, or would vote for hillary clinton. those people have the majority. those who support trum

in a recent article published by reuters ... they mention that sanders and clinton have both had their volunteers put in extra work tracking down personal information on voters here in the silver state. those files are crucial for candidates when it comes to campaign strategy. for example ... it can help identify weak areas where candidates need to build more support. but that's hard to do when a home has changed hands multiple times ... either from homeowner to homeowner or back and forth with a bank. nevada's foreclosure rate is higher than the national average ... according to realtytrac. and at one time las vegas had the highest number of foreclosures in the country. this has sent volunteers for clinton and sanders into overdrive. so if you've seen them going door to door a lot in the past few part because of this saturday's caucus ... but there's also a good chance that they're making sure their voter information is up to date. and that could make all the difference when it comes to winning the state. we're just days away f

according to reuters... the auto maker... will be offering quote... "generous compensation packages... to roughly -6- hundred thousand.... u.s. owners. this all stems of course... from the scandal involving.... diesel engines... with e-missions.... that are over.... the legal limit. and.... if you're a renter... you're probably paying more for car insurance... than most homeowners. that's according to analysis... of auto insurance premiums. the consumer federation of america found... major insurance companies charge people..... with good driving records... as much as..... -47- percent more.... for car insurance... if they rent. and... don't forget... if you've been ripped off or scammed.... contact 13's call for action... is ready to help you... with a consumer problem. -11- a-m and -1- p-m.... we'll be right back.... with a final check... on your forecast from bryan. and coming up later on action news live at 6.. something new if you've already given up on your new year's resolution to lose weight. doctors say they have a new tool to scuplt your body

. >>> meantime, president obama has made no secret of wanting to visit cuba and now reuters is reporting that he will be there next month. if he does, he will be the first sitting u.s. president to do so in nearly 90 years. >>> apple is fighting a california judge's order to help the fbi hack into one of the san bernardino terrorists' phone. the fbi wants apple to create software to bypass the audio erase encryption the company worries that will endanger people's privacy allowing the government to access anybody's phone any time. apple has five days to appeal. >>> tonight, three of the candidates got a final chance to make a case before saturday's south carolina primary. people who know thousand solve problem, not people who know how to talk. >> we are seeing an assault and religious liberty. we need sun who will stand up an i am big unambiguously. >> senator rubio picked up a huge endorsement from south carolina governor nikki hailey. but still a gallup poll has the donned leading the pack with more than double the support for rubio, and cruz and kasich. >>> ground breaking procedure th

when looking at the polls, we were anticipating a slight rise month on month according to reuters. minus 1.7% year on year, which is quite a bit worse than the poll for minus 1.4%. so net net, you're looking at the biggest annual fall since july of 2013. our european markets having none of this. none of this soft data here and there. none of worries about the banks. we are just being bought back across the board. all of our european indexes higher. some rallying to the tune of more than 3.5%. many of the italian banks coming back with a vengeance today. you're also seeing buying across the board in some of these other markets. i'm just glancing at our sectors. definitely seeing the banking sector steaming ahead, followed by insurance, up some 3.5%. let's look at the fx majors as well. some of the bigger crosses out there. 1.1259, the euro-simildollar at moment. of course, we're now glancing towards janet yellen's two-day testimony to congress as the first public appearance she's making since the controversial rate hike seen back in december. so a lot of people will be hanging on he

peter thal larsen, the asia editor at reuters breaking views. you're writing in, a bunch of you on twitter. @louisabojesen. saying no in asia today. hope to see you on facebook. cable companies. they need to get their act in order, get themselves in order so you can see us in beirut. >>> bae systems has selected charles woodburn as ceo in a newly created role according to reports. the manager's appointment puts him in line for the top job when the current ceo retires in 18 months. we're seeing shares of bae systems higher than 2% in markets. >>> uk's hammersen has reported a rise in oil. we spoke to david atkins on a first on cnbc earlier, we asked him. >> we sold 200 million pounds of property within the last couple of months at around 9%, 10%, above big values. so it shows you there's a demand there. we're going to sell another 200 million pounds of property this year. guiding people that will fall to mid-30s. >>> the european equity markets, we opened in positive territory. we're seeing a bit of a rally across the board. the ftse up by 1.5%.

reuters for instance reported that goldman sachs was, woat, quote totally freaked out by this, kerryyd blankfine seen here with rubio says his in 2016, one blankfine employee joe wall is also the washington, d.c. co-chair of marco rubio's campaign. wall is a senior vice president for government affairs, that's lobbying at goldman sachs. the firm's most recent disclosure forms show they spent $742,000 in the last quarter of 2014 lobbying congress on issues specifically including dodd frank which joe frank did every quarter since the law was signed five years ago. then there's rubio's national finance chairman, wayne berman, senior executive for the blackstone group, who paid millions in fines. blackstone ceo 7 schwartzman, blackstone has two lobbyists working for them, both, on the forms where they disclose their lobbying activity, blackstone's two lobbying firms don't say anything more specific than financial services. even though those same lobbying firms do disclose specifics including dodd frank on forms disclosing work they do for other clients and blackstone used to have lobbyis

reuters says that would nearly quadruple the number of recalls >> those air bags can explode and send shrapnel at people in the car. >>> and can you believe it? there's a downde to being a millionaire. apparently, it boosts your chances of being audited. >> last year, the irs audited nearly 10% of people making more than $1 million. that's a significant increase from the year before. and it's also ten times more than the average for all returns. >> i'm willing to take my chances. >> yes, we are. >>> and that's "america's money." >> have at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. at hillshire farm, there's a reason our slow roasted turkey taste so fresh seconds after carving, we not only seal every slice, we double seal it. the results are something to savor. police department today. the milan institue on kietzke lane is giving all the proceeds from services to r-p-d. that includes hair, skin, nail and massage treatments. services w

reuters news agency reports two people have been found alive in the rubble.8, though, are still missing. at least 39 people were killed. >>> u.s. presidential candidates are making push for votes in new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary. the latest poll showed donald trump having a 17-point lead over his closest competitor on the republican side. the same poll shows bernie sanders with the upper hand on the democratic side. >>> south korea's military says its navy fired warning shots after a north korean patrol boat crossed into south korean waters on sunday. the north korean vessel retreated. this comes after north korea's claim of a satellite launch on sunday. the u.n. security council called the launch a serious violation and promises significant measures in response. >>> joining me now to talk more about this is phillip yun. he is the coo and executive director of plough sheers fund. we know that south korea has condemned the rocket launch. what is pyongyang's plan here? >> we're trying to figure out the analysis. north korea claims they put a satellit

. >>> reuters is reporting that some of the san bernardino survivors are planning to file a legal brief. apple has until friday to appeal. >>> is it really february. it's not feeling like it. >> i just want to know, does brian have a big enough cup of coffee? >> no. >> and you're drinking it in front of us. >> you don't have any at your house. >> i think my microphone just fell down. >> you can use mine. >> we have a few thin clouds layered outside. and we have clear skies in the inland areas. and you can see the reflection of the moon on the bay as well. nice full moon and at this particular time temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. we have the clouds filling in over the ridge of high pressure. and we'll see a few clouds drift across the area today. look at the temperatures in the 70s. we're talking about flirting with half moon bay today. east of the bay, the numbers stacking up. and the 60s to the 70s well above average this time of year. low 70s in the novato area. and 75 in cloverdale. the full forecast is straight ahead. >>> we jump to the freeways, and we have good news to report

reuters is reporting that new jersey governor chris christie is ending his campaign for the 2016 republicannomination. that announced coming just a day after his disappointing sixth place showing in the new hampshire primary. again, the new jersey governor christie ending his bid for the republican nomination for the white house. all right, moving on now, more than seven decades after the end of the second world war, german courts are still reviewing atrocities carried out by the nazi regime. last year, a former auschwitz guard was found guilty of accessory to murder in hundreds of thousands of cases and sentenced to a far years -- to four years in prison. there are other low ranking nazi functionaries who are facing charges. this is all because of a small office in southern germany, making sure that the crimes are not forgotten. reporter: no one here really likes the term nazi hunter, but if it was not for people like this man and his team, there would be no more prosecutions of nazi war crimes. the investigation of the nazi war crimes is still looking for those who still have never been b

reuters report the victims want to know why they were targeted and how the massacre happened. >>> the new york city police department wants an apology from an entertainment superstar. >> some reports say police believe beyonce's half-time show at the super bowl this year promoted hostility towards officers. crediting says she's paying tribute to the black panthers with the single "formation." some police forces are refusing to provide security at her concerts. >>> emergency crews respond to the wal-mart on 29th avenue in cedar rapids where police tell cbs 2 news a woman harmed herself. there is no threat to the >>> happening now, lynn mar student athletes are speaking out before the school board in defense of their football coach. cbs 2 news first broke this story last week. the coach is accused of verbally and physically abusing players. a lynn mar father who represents a group of students said they reported incidents claims. jeff 13:36:30 "when you find a wide discrepancy, it's a little easier to say 'at this particular time it's not founded for us to do anything', that doesn't mean

reuters had an expectation of 0.8% month on month. again, we got 2.3%. and they were looking for a figure of 3.6% year on year. again, that figure being 5.2%. so a lot stronger than expected, the retail sales data just coming through. they say that all store types contributed to the retail sales growth that was seen in january. they give us a little bit of sales deflator data. what you can take away from what i've just said is u.k. retail sales a lot stronger than expected during the month of january. our european markets this morning, we're relatively flat. flat to a little mixed with the xetra dax underperforming just a little bit. still on track for a very strong showing this week in equities. a lot of these markets rallying somewhere in the region of 3% to 5% since monday. now, leaders, they're arriving in brussels for the second day of talks over britain's reformed proposals of the european union. despite all-night talks, there's still no deal for david cameron in brussels. day two of the meetings are soon to start as the u.k. prime minister looks t

. >>> reuters is reporting some victims of the december 2nd attack plan to file a legal the government's request. 14 people were killed, 22 others were wounded in the mass shooting. >>> uber has confirmed thatdalton, the man accused of saturday's deadly shooting spree in calla kalamazoo, michigan, was a driver for thempany. "uber is horrified and dalton did not have a criminal record. one man identified as derek said dalton after the shooting began but before he was arrested. >> i kind of jokingly said to he gave me some sort of no lons, like he shook his head or said no and i said, are you sure?d he said, no, i'm not, i'm just tired. and we proceeded to have a sation. >> authorities say there is no obvious motive for the shootings and police have recovered a 9 millimeter handgun and otherm dalton's car and home which they say was related to the shootings. in total six people were killed. >>> a 14-year-old girl wasally pronounced dead over an hour when she suddenly squeezed her mother's hand just as doctors were preparing to remove her organs for donationnto surgery. >>> hollywood is suf

night, on the stage debate stage night on the dueled head clinton nationally.lead poll clinton a new reuter's according to they're neck in right now - hampshire. hampshire.new clinton in iowa state so far, each won the bernie democrats. democrats.the moved to house has now the battle for we are going to call for teens and lower 20s but were cooling down. look at minneapolis, nine. 30s, 40s, 50s to oo west. high pressure is moving in from the north, drawing in very cold air. as that high continues to cold expanding across the midwest as well. we'll at least have clear skies today. we'll have clear skies tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon our next weather maker moves in with a warm front. it will bring in warmer weather and also a bit of moisture. not much in the way of cloud cover through the afternoon. into the evening and tonight we will start with clear ies tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, here comes the cloud cover. at 5:00 or 6:00, we'll see cloudy skies. late tomorrow night there is snow expected, an inch or so for late saturday night into sunday and another inch on are so through the day sunday.

. >>> there may be another 70 million to 90 million recalls of takata airbags, reuters say that would quadruple the number in the u.s. >> it could explode and send schlep shrapnel to people in the car. >>> last year the u.s. audited 10% of people making more than $1 million. a significant increase from the year before. also 10 times more than the average for all returns. >> i'll take my chances. >>> 5:24. if you're a starbucks rewards member get ready to pay a little more for freebies. the coffee chain is now overhauling its rewards program. beginning in april starbucks will award stars based on the amount of money you spend. under the old program members got one star per visit and it didn't matter how much money you spent. starbucks executives say the change will speed up service at checkout. under the old program customers transactions to earn even more stars but starbucks says it has more than 11 million active rewards members and just wants to keep the process moving. >>> mastercard will soon start accepting selfies and fingerprints instead of passwords when shopping on- line. >>