steve rosenblatt becomes the new company president and will act as gleick's copilot. coming up, who is crazy enough to buy gopro? the whole company, not just one camera. apple, we will get three reasons why. also, the latest push to give voters access to presidential candidates. ♪ emily: now to the nosedive we have seen in gopro stocks since wednesday. there are new to investor concerns that gopro is a one trick pony. but you know what they say about one man's trash. that might be a little extreme. still, in december, gopro was put on my list of potential acquisitions for apple. the analyst behind that note is daniel lives. he is with us from new york to explain. daniel, you are an apple analyst, not a gopro analyst. i have been asking people what they think about your suggestion, and everybody is telling me apple would never buy gopro. what do you think has happened. it is about then going from a content perspective and really from an action-based camera. gopro has not been able to monetize it at the level that investors expected, but when you put it in apple's ecosy

rosenblatt analysts cutting the stock to a neutral from a buy.nd a quick check on chipotle mexican grill. their december same-store sales fell by 30% and they got a subpoena from california. this year is only down by about 1.5% but they have fallen about 30% over the course of all of these various outbreaks. betty: a lot has been priced in already but still a decline. thank you julia the market desk. let's check on the first word news with vonnie quinn. weapons experts are disputing the north korean claims that it exploded a hydrogen bomb. government tv showed kim jong-un ordering the test. wash korea says it probably not a hydrogen bomb but experts in the weapon could be smaller than those previously tested by the north which would make delivery on a missile more feasible. offering tosia are ease prices between -- the crisis between iran and saudi arabia. iran has been here is since saudi arabia executed a shiite cleric. the gop led congress will finally put a bill to repeal obama care on the president's desk this after 61 attempts. this bill ha

as molly rosenblatt reports, they' set for a grand opening. "after a lengthy warm weather delay, builders are placing the final touches on the eden prairie ice castles. "all the ice you see out here is just 100 percent natural. there's no dye or additives, it's just blue ice." site manager blake hawbaker says they stick to a theme, keep the castle looking as organic and natural as possible. 60 towers made of solid ice are sprere over an acre. the walls about 10 feet thick. between the walls, you'll find tunnels, caves, fountains, waterfalls and slides. the entire structure is built on thousands of homegrown icicles. "we grow thousands of icicles everyday ? harvest them just by picking them and bringing them up to the top of the icicles where the ice should flow. the water freezes on top and in time, the icicles are absorbed into the walls. hawbaker says it takes more than 2 million gallons of water that come from three miles of water lines running underneath the castle. they turn on the sprinklers and... "spray the water and it catches on the

apple, lower again after being downgraded by rosenblatt, check out netflix, the best performer last yearg gains today, up 9% after rolling out another 130 countries. really interesting there, not unexpected but the stock is getting quite a pop. betty: it is. have you love -- are you watch that latest doc you series? it reminds me of "breaking bad," everyone says you have to watch it. staying with the markets, i want froming in michael regan gadfly, our new commentary section. give me your theory on what's going on. mike: energy companies are across-the-board down, many are in dutch -- double-digit declines. clearly the biggest losing groups are energy. the group has shrunk to such a small part of the market because of this, it's only 6% or 7% of the s&p by market cap, bigger drags came from technology, the heavyweights in the index. your cyclical groups, industrials are all down significantly. really, all eyes then turn to china overnight. i was reading him -- reading a note from michael pervez who said that the scary thing about it is that it makes it appear currency isng the their go-t

i spent a day in a booth with a team at avalanche studios to see how kevin collins and barbara rosenblatt bring the characters to life. >> bond, we bond. >> reporter: i'm crashing a recording session with the cast of just cause 3. this is a day in the life of a video game voice actor. >> it's time to cut the power. >> three, four months. i'm going to reduce it to a smoldering wreck in less than a day. >> as an actor, it's great. you can be anyone and anything. you're not limited by the way you look. in this game, i play a guy who's taller than i am and really, you know, an action hero. >> reporter: how did you develop the dialect for rico? sort of italian, but neither. you had to split the difference. i listened to a couple of different actors, italian actors and spanish actors to get a feel for that mediterranean male sound. >> you have a way with them. i came as soon as i could. >> we appreciate your urgency. this is a transfer of power from one to many. >> reporter: do you get more fans coming up to you recognizing you from your work in grand theft auto or orange is the new black? >> w

rosenblatt securities downgrading the stock and siding some of the same concerns with weak holiday demandlso signing -- citing concerns about growth in china. apple shares falling down 2.4%. just as we saw yesterday, it is rippling out the suppliers for apple products as well. sky works declining yesterday and broadcom also on the list falling along with apple and this concern about slowing demand. there's freeport mac mine copper and gold. we have been watching the stock as one of the worst performance in the past year. it is down under 7% today after moody said it would put on review for a possible credit rating downgrade. a similar review at standard & poor's because of similar copper in oil prices. i've been looking at its credit risk profile as well. take a look at the bluebird terminal here. this is drs kp and looks at the the defaultt risk here. you can see the default swaps on this company having during fire risk affecting the company's credit. scarlet: you could put any kind of commodity company there and get a similar chart. julie hyman, thank you so much for that function. nort

joining me on the floor is gordon charlotte from rosenblatt securities. >> very important time of they. >> what do you make of this bounce, is it real? >> i'd like to believe it is, bill, you have to be somewhat skeptical of that. it starts with congratulations to doctors brad and jessica tiger, they were married this weekend and i was in the tampa area, those crazy love birds. here is what you need to know. the real estate market turned around there, markets are cyclical, oil, i don't know. is this going to be what we will be talk being all year? i don't think so. we're settling into a level, we're starting to get to the spot where people will figure out exactly how to factor the new paradigm into their business model. i think that the other countries, the sovereign, some of the states maybe, but overall i don't think america is going to get hurt. you have the china problem, again, i don't think we will lose there, either. >> but what does that mean for the markets? a lot of people have said this selloff has been overdone because they -- we are not the ones that are suffering right n