person the first person i want to thank that helped lift ev'ry voice and sing i can't was richard rothmanocused on the murals and i learned a lot about that and thank you anthony is from the staff it moved to another job and shannon ferguson they made a difference i'd like to thank supervisor avalos and supervisor avalos for their staff and the history center your waving aware from an earlier preservatintatio i'll hit on the points i think that we'll use the 3 minutes effective and the question when does the alamany integer hospital will represent and to recognize historically and the 80 steps there was an obligation to provide heathlth d safety with a significant design times by a persistent with getting adequate fund that never stopped the emergency hospital or the public health building a relationship with the community if you were raised in town ever itself knew where the emergency hospital were tuyou were taken there i got there 3 times the grattan elementary school change the model for providing the health care services whether the effort in 1978 to represent the possibility of clos

person the first person i want to thank that helped lift ev'ry voice and sing i can't was richard rothmanocused on the murals and i learned a lot about that and thank you anthony is from the staff it moved to another job and shannon ferguson they made a difference i'd like to thank supervisor avalos and supervisor avalos for their staff and the history center your waving aware from an earlier preservatintatio i'll hit on the points i think that we'll use the 3 minutes effective and the question when does the alamany integer hospital will represent and to recognize historically and the 80 steps there was an obligation to provide heathlth d safety with a significant design times by a persistent with getting adequate fund that never stopped the emergency hospital or the public health building a relationship with the community if you were raised in town ever itself knew where the emergency hospital were tuyou were taken there i got there 3 times the grattan elementary school change the model for providing the health care services whether the effort in 1978 to represent the possibility of clos

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lori rothman has more from the floor of new york stock exchange. one step forward.. two steps back. that pretty much sums up the relationship between stocks and oil lately... once again following each other slightly higher, then slightly lower all session long. so finally at the closing bell... the dow climbed about 80 points to close at 16,416. the s & p rose 2 points to close at 19-15. and the nasdaq composite index 45-10. so crude oil prices reversed earlier gains to settle lower... down nearly 2% today to $31.66 in reaction to word of possible production cuts. big movers today include.... go pro. shares fell as much as 11 percent after the action camera company reported lower than expected earnings and said its full year forecast would fall short of estimates, too. ralph lauren tumbled as much as 23 percent after the apparel company said sales would fall 3 percent this year after earlier saying sales would be steady. couple winners came out of the materials industry. freeport mcmoran shares shot up 21 percent and alcoa rose 11 percent... now tomorrow... all eyes will be zero-ing

lori rothman sitting in for liz this afternoon. she will be back tomorrow.ow to my colleagues, melissa francis and connell mcshane. melissa: thanks, lori. new hampshire 44% of the state is not registered as either democrat and republican as votes are up for grabs. candidates making a last-ditch effort for their support. we could be in for a big surprise. >> should be a lot of fun for the battle for second on republican side everybody seems to talk about. will be revealed starting in just a few hours when results come pouring in. we'll have you covered this hour. talk about the markets. we have all-star guests and slew of reporters up in new hampshire weighing in on significance. race. who stands to come out on top. melissa: first to the markets. [closing bell ring] melissa: nasdaq is down 15 points. connell: oil price is interesting one, right? 28.5with nearly 6% drop. melissa: wow, that ia huge move. connell: you would know. absolutely a huge move. scott shellady joins us. out at the cme. boy, what happened today, scott? >> looks like the bottom came out. w

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without jackets on, as you mentioned lots of folks enjoying this mild evening at dilworth park at rothman ice rink. we talk to people today that said after that cold snap they are more than happy to have a spring-like weekend. >> this is the rage. >> reporter: golfers dust ted off their club for chance of the rare february round at bala golf club in wynfield. while the course is winterized. >> right now we play temporary greens until the greens thaw out and everything. >> reporter: club is welcoming back its members with open arms. >> anything in the 50's is good. the it is like miami after last week. >> unless you have gone to florida and played a lot of golf it is a much tougher game to come out here and play well in march. we have matches starting in april and this gives us a chance to keep our game going. >> reporter: another group thrilled to spend the day outside... >> left, right. >> reporter: kids and those who entertain them. >> i was so excited. i said we had to go to the park. she loves, it. >> reporter: four year-old pea shed her coat in rittenhouse square as her nanny is enjo

hey, look, there's rothman's empty office. sad. mm, indeed. yeah. so sad. dibs. (tape measure retracting) what's up, fellas? what are you doing here, kripke? ah, measuring my new office

person the first person i want to thank that helped lift ev'ry voice and sing i can't was richard rothmanocused on the murals and i learned a lot about that and thank you anthony is from the staff it moved to another job and shannon ferguson they made a difference i'd like to thank supervisor avalos and supervisor avalos for their staff and the history center your waving aware from an earlier preservatintatio i'll hit on the points i think that we'll use the 3 minutes effective and the question when does the alamany integer hospital will represent and to recognize historically and the 80 steps there was an obligation to provide heathlth d safety with a significant design times by a persistent with getting adequate fund that never stopped the emergency hospital or the public health building a relationship with the community if you were raised in town ever itself knew where the emergency hospital were tuyou were taken there i got there 3 times the grattan elementary school change the model for providing the health care services whether the effort in 1978 to represent the possibility of clos

. >> reporter: it is the last day of ice skating at the rothman ice rink. there's lots of kids and moms and dads skating. you won't see a lot of heavy jackets or hats. lots of sunglasses if they are wearing jackets they are unzipped. definitely taking advantage of the milder temperatures. let's take video of what's going on earlier. not just ice skating many people are taking pictures of the love statue in dillworth mark. temperatures are in the 60s, we found folks that are enjoying the taste of spring at the ice rink. >>> perfect we don't need winters jackets and halts. >> reporter: we have to go out to work and it's freezing cold out, we wear 15 jackets and three pairs of pants, we have to huddle for warmth. when it's nice out we go out and have fun. >> reporter: now the ice rink employees have to be out here with the other folks skating, snow or shine. enthough they are sad to say goodbye to the season. the ice rink is open until 8:00 p.m. tonight and then it closes for the season. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> at the big board and other new

let's get to the nyse and lori rothman. what are we looking at?orter: we have earnings colling out even with fourth quarter earnings winding down. we have some headliners. reports from baidu, chinese company, $6.60 per share earnings versus $9 last year that could be telling, benchmark, bellwether how much china is giving itself but really the global economy. we'll hear from gap as well. the retailer looking for a significant decline in earnings in the same quarter a year ago. gab looking for 5cents, versus 7 -- 57 cents versus 75 cents a year ago. this will be the first quarter weight watchers reports since, who else, oprah took a major investment and went on the plan itself. what better advertising than you can get with oprah when she is actually losing weight on the plan. we're at session highs. dow up almost 200 points as we go to the close. how about that? liz: added one more point to the session highs, lori. 193 to the upside. we're waiting on earnings numbers. s&p 500 is just below 1950, that level, that ceiling decisively as markets to per

. >>> joining us now is mike rothman.reat to have you with us. >> thank you. >> great to have an oil reserve bull on the show. everyone has been treading more softly on their terms. you remain more positive this year? >> that's correct. for the next month or so, i think we'll tread water, once we get into the second quarter, as we expect oil prices to moving high. and we see oil prices higher by the end of the year. last time i visited the show, i talked about $85 by the end of the year. that's still our view. >> one of the reasons on the supply side before we get to that, let's talk about financial demand and fundamental demand in the market. what is the difference between those two and why is it relevant? >> if you look at the physical barrels of oil, 95 billion. and literally 55 times the size. there have been historic developments like the selloff in july. largest in the history. that has collapsed in the financial demand for oil. that's the first time it collapsed we had a glut. >> you're saying the underlying is not

to the plus side, lori ra rothman thank you. melissa: steve forbes is joining me now, it is the 27th day in a row the dow has seen the big swings of more than 200. is that a coincidence, do you see anything in that? >> it reflects is hume uncertainty, janet yellen, head of federal reserve mucked things up this week, indicating they may do negative interest rates where you pay the bank to store your money. the market felt, boy the fed does not know what to do. when you have that uncertainty that means that economy is not going to do well, business is less likely to invest, and stocks take a hit, people feel maybe the head is reversing, wwe have this volatility. melissa: it has been insane, one thing that makes people nervous, about financials is the idea that oil has fallen so low. that there are -- there is going to be a lot of debt that goes bad, a lot of banks that made loans to different people. that is the nature of oil business, you borrow money to drill a well, now you can't sell that oil at a price where you can make back

person the first person i want to thank that helped lift ev'ry voice and sing i can't was richard rothmanused on the murals and i learned a lot about that and thank you anthony is from the staff it moved to another job and shannon ferguson they made a difference i'd like to thank supervisor avalos and supervisor avalos for their staff and the history center your waving aware from an earlier preservatintatio i'll hit on the points i think that we'll use the 3 minutes effective and the question when does the alamany integer hospital will represent and to recognize historically and the 80 steps there was an obligation to provide heathlth d safety with a significant design times by a persistent with getting adequate fund that never stopped the emergency hospital or the public health building a relationship with the community if you were raised in town ever itself knew where the emergency hospital were tuyou were taken there i got there 3 times the grattan elementary school change the model for providing the health care services whether the effort in 1978 to represent the possibility of closin

michael rothman with us, cornerstone analytics in studio.elcome. >> thank you. >> thanks for the early start. >> thank you, no problem. >> this weekend, a lot of speculation and trying to walk back some of this idea that opec members, non-opec, saudi arabia and russia will get together to actually cut production? >> no. >> don't think it will happen? >> no, it's never going to happen. the russians and opec have a terrible history in the meetings in the '80s. talking about production cuts, never took place. actually a very acrimonious relationship. >> what's interesting right now, we talk about the oil price dynamic there are obviously two major moving parts. that is the supply coming to market. we can talk about fracking and everything else. the demand picture, the japan pictures provided more on that front. when you talk about the balance, the scales, which do they tilt more towards in the oil price story? is it more about the oversupply in the market or is it more about commend and where that's headed in the next few months? >> i appreciat

. >> reporter: good afternoon from the floor of the new york stock exchange i'm lori rothman with theatest on the markets. stocking selling off sharply. the dow was down about 200 points, still a deficit of 182. stocks giving up practically all the gains of yesterday where they went as positive territory for the month of february. not so anymore. the s&p off 22. the nasdaq composite down 58 points. the usual suspects, oil dragging stocks lower. oil down about 4.6% today after the iran oil minister said any plan to freeze output is laughable. there's the close on light sweet crude. 4.5%. >>> fitbit taking another step back falling more than 19% after reporting latest earnings before the bell saying production costs of next two products are going to have material impact on next earnings. after the bell earnings will influence the day tomorrow. much more "countdown to the closing bell" after this. every year, the amount of data your enterprise uses goes up. smart devices are up. cloud is up. analytics is up. seems like everything is up except your budget. introducing comcast business ent

neil: lori rothman at nyse. melissa. melissa: few hours until the next votes are cast for the 2016 election. donald trump is currently addressing supporters in sparks, nevada. "the donald" is looking for his third straight victory in tonight's caucuses. fox business's peter barnes in las vegas with the latest. peter, what's it like there? reporter: hey, melissa, that's right, donald trump trying to make his closing arguement right now and urging his supporters to get out tonight and with the controversy around ted cruz and some of his tactics still hanging in the area, without naming cruz specifically donald trump told his supporters that they should watch out for dishonest tactics tonight's nevada caucuses. here is what he said just minutes ago. >> watch out for dishonest stuff. we have tremendous poll numbers here but you never know. dishonesty can knock out a poll very quickly and that is only way we lose in my opinion. reporter: now of course trump's competitors have also been out rallying their supporters today. tur

we'll have more from the rothman ice rink on this beautiful day. 6 "action news." >>> it's 10:04. philadelphia police are trying to determine if two early morning convenience store robberies are the work of the same man. police say a mantua -- man with a crow bar entered the store. the action cam was along burgeon street where they arrested the suspect after police closed in on him. the 7-eleven in the rhawnhurst section of the city was held up bye-bye a man with a crow bar. nobody was injured, but a police officer suffered a knee injury running after the suspect before the man was arrested. >>> a west philadelphia apartment was the scene of a violent home invasion overnights. three men dressed in dark hoods broke into the apartment and tied the man you mean and hit him -- tied the man up and hit him over the head he broke free and called 911. >>> officers in virginia are mourning the loss of one of their own. it is particularly difficult because it was her first day on the job. ashley guindon was shot after domestic dispute sparked gunfire. the ci

. >> happening today a salute to philadelphia first responders at the rothman rink at dilworth park. for first responders and family members. the event runs from 1:00 to 4:00 and designed as a thank you to the city's emergency workers. mayory, son of a firefighters, will also attend. >>> a tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. ♪ >> yesterday, dozens of people paid tribute at st. john the evangelist church at a memorial mass. they remembered firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty. >>> philadelphia firefighters had to rescue a man after a staircase crumbled under his feet. investigators tell us the victim injured his leg when the stairs gave way under him. he was trapped until firefighters could free him. city inspectors were called out to the building to investigate. >>> we're learning more about the victim of this deadly apartment fire in burlington coun county. we first brought it to you as breaking news friday night. a viewer watching nbc 10 news saturday morning recognized the building because her aunt lived in the building. the woman became worried afte

. >> ♪ >> reporter: rothman ice rink employees took advantage of the empty ice just before opening onhe last day of the season, saying good bye to skating, and hello to springtime. >> we have to be out here wearing like 15 jackets and three pairs of pants, and we have to like huddle will through warmth and it is nice out you can go out and have fun. >> reporter: soon rink in dilworth park was pack, more wearing sunglasses then heavy coats. >> i thought it was going to be cold but it is gorgeous. we had a north face for this. >> all of the ice, and it is like, i started to get the hang of it when someone helps me. >> they say on the last day of the season with this beautiful weather they are hoping between six and 700 skaters will come out to enjoy the rink. general manager say this season business has been up 20 . >> valentines day we still had 240 people coming out and it was i forget, valentines day it was freezing. obviously day like today, opposite, it was fun to do something. >> reporter: along schuylkill river we found people enjoying fetch, couple anglers who dust ted off tackl

sending it over to lori rothman for liz. >> thank you very much, trish, it may be fat tuesday in new not on wall street. markets may be little changed up a couple of points on the dow but sure been a roller-coaster ride for investors this week. with giant swings of 100 points or more, investors continue to be extremely nervous about what lies ahead? with oil prices, the federal reserve, and overall the global growth picture. so right now the dow jones industrials after falling below 16,000 today, currently, 16,054 and up more than 27 points.

they braved subzero windchills hitting the ice at rothman rink.ting they feel fine. >>> it's cold, but when you have good gear on it's warm. >>> once you get the groove you forget about the cold and you start is to sway, it's like yeah. >> reporter: the arctic blast is not enough to cancel all outdoor activities, these temple graduate students picked the coldest night of the season for a walking tour of old city. >>> i've five pairs of pants, 6 shirts and three pairs of gloves and socks. >> reporter: most were bundled up, but not everyone. >>> i'm kind of regreting it now. >> reporter: the bitter cold is keeping and control officers busy responding to calls animals left out in the cold. in north philadelphia two pitbulls locked behind the fence another example of owners ignoring the temperatures. >>> he is trying to keep warm he is barking at us, he is cold, he is shivering. >> reporter: the other than picked up the animal and took him inside, p spca officials responded to 40 calls of animals left out in the cold last night alone with temperatures

they braved subzero windchills at rothman rink, insisting they are fine. >>> it's cold, but when youe good gear on it's warm. >>> once you get the groove you forget about the cold and you start to sway, like yeah! it's awesome. >> reporter: the arctic blast isn't enough to cancel all outdoor activities, the temple graduate students picked the coldest night of the season for a walking tour of old city. >>> i have on 2 pairs of pants and gloves and 3 pairs of socks. >> reporter: most out and about were bundled up, but not everyone. >>> i tried to bundle as much, my shoes were not a good idea. >> reporter: the bitter cold is keeping animal control officers busy responding to animals left out in the dangerous cold. >>> they have no food water or shelter. >> reporter: in north philadelphia, two pitbulls locked behind the fence, another example of owners ignoring deadly temperatures. >>> he is trying to keep warm, he is trying to keep warm, he is cold and shivering. >>> the own picked up the animal and took him inside. spca officials have responded to more than 40 calls of animals left out

the action cam was around city hall earlier today capturing that canopy of clouds and you see the rothman flags there in the wind a bit. and overall not a bad day when you talk about february standards. when we look at the almanac today we are typical. the afternoon high 43 degrees, at 2:29 p.m. and the low came just before 5:00 in the morning, the normal was 44 and 28 and it can get as cold as 2 below, ta was a record set back in the 1800s and can hit well into the 60s this time of year. 39 in wilmington and 42 in dover and 40 at the shore with the ocean temperature coming in at 39 degrees. a lot of clouds mid-atlantic points to the west. there is a front right here and it's supplying snow showers from pittsburgh to buffalo to binghamton and as this swings through it only brings clouds for the majority of us you have to head to the poconos to see a shower or two. winter chill sets in tonight 21 to 27 degrees with the northwesterly wind 7 to 14 miles per hour, we'll see wall-to-wall sunshine and it stays breezy and with that breeze out of the northwest this feels more like the upper 20s w

. >>> happening today, a salute to philadelphia's first responders at the rothman rink in dilworth park. offering free admission to first responders and their family. the event runs 1:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon and designed as a thank you to the city's emergency workers. mayory, son of a firefighters, will also attend. >>> a tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. ♪ >> yesterday, dozens of people paid tribute at st. john the evangelist church at a memorial mass. they remembered firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty. mayor lost -- >>> if you've ever watched an episode of cheers, will & grace, probably have, you've seen director james burrows. cast members reunited for a celebration of his career. >> we would do anything for jim burrows, because he really gave us the opportunity of a lifetime. >> when jimmy laughed in rehearsal, you knew it was funny. >>> a two-hour special alzheimer's tribute to james burrows airs tonight right here on nbc 10. >>> well, nbc 10's drew smith is watching trouble on the roads. live on the to show us what happened overnight. drew. >

happening today, a salute to philadelphia's first responders at the rothman rink at dilworth park. roth man officer free admission with scale rental for first responders and family members. the event runs from 1:00 to 4:00 and is designed as a thank you to the city's emergency workers the mayor, son of a philadelphia firefighter, is expected to attend. >>> the mayor also honored firefighters in center city yesterday. >>> he was among denies at the mass, they honored those who lost their lives in the line of duty. >>> a man rescued after a staircase crumbled under his feet. church street in old city last night, investigators tell us the victim injured his leg when the stairs gave way under him. he was trapped until firefighters could free him. city inspectors were called to the building to investigate what happened. >>> happening today, hundreds of penn state students will finally get a chance to sit down after spending 46 hours on their feet to raise money for families affected by childhood cancer. this is a live look at the dance marathon better known as "thon." they have been dan

porter ranch family has filed the first wrongful death charge against socal gas, 79-year-old zelda rothman was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in march and was doing well until she started to have trouble breathing, the leak caused her health to rapidly deteriorate, and she died on january the 25th. a death that has added to the suffering of the porter ranch community. if convicted the socal gas company is facing a $1,000 a day charge for emitting air pollution into the air those toxic fumes. as to those fines, the d.a.s they will go to the victims of the porter ranch gas leak. >>> zika virus is now appearing in the united states. nine cases all thought to be contracted overseas. puerto rico has twice as many infections and one town is especially hard hit. robert ray reports. >> the colorful small village of falardo, puerto rico has a problem. of the approximately 20 cases of the zika virus in puerto rico one of third are in fajardo. every evening the health department sprays the streets, hoping to kill the mosquitos that carry the virus. >> it does not take care of larvae, it does not take

rothman offering free admission skate rentals for first responders and family members.he event runs from 1:00 to 4:00 and designed as a thank you to the city's emergency workers. mayor jim kinney, the son of a firefighter, is expected to attend. >>> this weekend philadelphia saluting firefighter heroes who made the the ultimate sacrifice. >>> yesterday they paid tribute at a memorial mass. they remembered firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty. the mayor attended the mass. as we said, the son of a philadelphia firefighter. >>> the weekend's warm-up came just in time for the mummers' parade. they strutted down main street at the second annual mardi gras. the crowd got a front row seat for glitter, feather and that music. >> a wonderful parade of the people are along the streets, packed like new year's day. that's what fires us up collectively. >>> that's right. the weekend warm-up was just in time for mummers' parade. as you saw they strutted down main street. a lot of people enjoyed that there. >>> happening today hundreds of penn state students will get

let's start with lori rothman. jc penne has done some massive sales but this is a whole new level. sell something items for a penny. are they that desperate? >> yes, the short answer. they're calling this promotion, get your penny's worth, and they're basically going to offer in-store jc penney brand items, like arizona brand, for one penny. so jc penney set a long history of trying to restrategyize because their sales have been struggling for a while, and they actually did a program where they said, we have everyday low prices so we don't need to initiate any kind of sales program. but that totally backfired on jc penney, and the sock price crumbled. study at the new york stock change where we are following shares of jc penney, shares are thriving today, up something like nine percent. company reporting fourth quarter earnings and analysts are on bullish on the stock, and the program for offering items for one penny, amazing. >> the customer within but this can't be something they continue for too long because i wouldn't imagine they're making much money off of this promotion. >>

outside earlier tonight in center city at dilworth parkas folks were enjoying their last skate, in the rothman have mostly clear skies, really comfortable conditions and what a difference a day makes. yesterday, we had a high temperature of 44 degrees. if you look at departure from normal we were 3 degrees below average but today on our sunday temperatures soared to 17 degrees above where you normally should be for this time of the year we had a hint of spring overhead. we have southeasterly wind. fifty in philadelphia comfortable, in lancaster. forty-nine. forty-four in the the poconos. along wildwood coast 46. beach haven in the upper 40's. the here's our change coming. the satellite six with action radar showing you mostly clear across the region but this cold front moving across great lakes pressing in the ohio valley, this will continue to work its way east, limited moisture with this but we have to track a couple of showers early tomorrow morning. future tracker six showing you at 8:00 in the morning north and west of the poconos couple light showers moving in. they will continue to drif

, if you are in stocks you are making money today, a welcome change, where we have seen red, lori rothmanfloor of the new york stock exchange, i know oil had a lot to do with it still down almost 5% for the week. reporter: interesting you mentioned, that i checked that stat, crude oil

let's go to straight to lori rothman on floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, what has been fueling this rally over the past hour? reporter: hi, there, melissa. i would say last hour 1/2, two hurt eastern. what time is that? when oil closes. as soon as -- 230. two consecutive days, almost more than 2 1/2% gain. that was all market watchers needed to buy stocks. we saw the rally really dig in. we're closing just about at session highs, the dow at 212 points as it is settling out. dow and s&p 500, at the highest levels, each index, the highest levels since january. this looks good, while the dance continues between oil and stocks, at least moving in direction the bulls prefer. back to you. melissa: lori, thank you so much for that. david? david: we're five days away from super tuesday and clock is ticking for republican candidates to take the lead from donald trump. >> i think the biggest change in this campaign is going to be when the people not named donald trump, the choices begin to narrow. we start to give republican voters a clearer choice who they wa

let's go to the new york stock exchange, lori rothman has everything you need to watch on "after theorter: hi, liz. google under it is brand new parent company alphabet will report for first time. stock is up more than 1% so wall street is optimist i can. we're looking $8.20 per share. we know google will break it its numbers and basically i have gus the core business and new business, more enterprising side of things. some of those include like nest and some of their life science section. the real key things to look for are the ad revenue sources. we know youtube has been tremendously profitable, showing growth in the last year over 40%. mobile ads are big. youtube ads and mobile ads for google after the closing bell. liz: lori, thank you so much. is february set to follow january's move lower or are we heading for better picture. i need to know your general state right now on this first trading day of february. is it worry, excitement, something in between? >> it is something in between. if you look at valuations some at sectors are very attractive like metals and some are hammered

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and a very good afternoon from the floor of the new york stock exchange, i'm lori rothmanur fox business brief. stocks right now, excuse me, at session highs. the dow is up almost 140 points. credit a turn around in oil today. oil settled up for a second day, its highest since january 29th. i'm really losing my voice, i apologize, guys. 33.07. once oil turned around, we saw stocks take off. and leading the dow you have utx and nike, united technologies, honeywell confirmed the deal in talks to buy utx. energy shares, though, as oil turns around kind of left some of the energy stocks behind. exxon down three cents, chevron off 35. we'll have much more fox business right after this. gerri: california state university at los angeles, a publicly-funded university, taxpayer dollars, has banned a conservative speaker from addressing a student group after liberal activists on campus launched protests. but the conservative speaker, he plans to show up anyway and speak out. adam shapiro has the details. >> reporter: gerri, that speaker is none other than the author ben shapiro, no

lori rothman has details. break it down for us.porter: melissa, fasten your seatbelts it's a bumpy ride for tesla. they continue to trade lower in extended session, last check down 4% there. here are the numbers. tesla reporting a loss of 87 cents a share. revenue, 1.75 billion. tesla was expected to come in with revenue of 1.79 billion. tesla is giving full year projections in materials of total vehicles it expected to deliver. it is significantly higher than last year. tesla says, 2016 delivers should come in a range of 80 to 90,000 new vehicles. so that is the model s, those are the new more mass market appeal vehicles and also model x, x as in xerox, this is the suv model tesla has out. last year they delivered 50,058. that was at low end. down in extended session after missing fourth quarter numbers. back to you. melissa: lori, thank you for that report. >>> 90% of new hampshire voters fear a terror attack on american soil. we'll tell you which candidate they feel will keep america safe. >>> the threat of isis is evolving but

lori rothman with the numbers. lori? reporter: this is game-changer, david and melissa up 8% on earnings and re knew beat. bid/ask over $828. that is lifetime high for google. reporting first time under the new parent company alphabet. 8.67 versus $8.10. that is the fourth quarter earnings. revenue looking at 21.34 billion. ex-traffic acquisition costs. blowing away street estimates on both. let me quickly sum for you from the cfo of alphabet ruth porach vibrancy of business driven by mobile search as youtube and programmatic advertising. we know youtube's ad growth upwards of over 40% the last year. we know google split out its businesses, reporting for core business, search, mobile advertising. sort of, its enterprise businesses things like nest. those likes the non-google is things. it worked out really well because the stock is soaring to new lifetime highs in extended session. this sets toniesly for tomorrow i might say. david: $836 for one area. like berkshire hathaway. frankly makes me kind of nervous. lori, thank

brands, parent of taco bell, kfc, pizza hut as lori rothman well knows. how do numbers look?>> i don't know how to read into that, connell. numbers don't look too bad. yum sticking by full-year guidance. wall street is not impressed down one or 2% give or take. they were initially higher because of beat on top line. i'm sorry the bottom line was a beat. 68 cents per share, versus, what was the expectation, pretty loud. they're screaming behind me. so68 cents per share. so revenue was a little bit soft. break down in terms of same-store sales was a little bit unimpressive. taco bell same-store sales up 4%. pizza hut same-store-sales up 1%. they have a strong presence in china. likely had something to do with that low single-digit percentage move in the same-store sales for yum! brands. but again the positive for the company is they are sticking by the financial forecast they stated back in december. send it back to you. connell: lori, thanks. light on revenue. more news, melissa? melissa: breaking news. sumner redstone stepping down. charlie gasparino has the story on that one

let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov lori: i and lori rothman at theck exchange where stocks are lower as crude oil turns out it's close. the nasdaq is down 41 points. trying to look at oil, it is up a couple percentage points for the week but to date it is down about 1 present, $33.02. it is a close today and you have a couple stocks that are big losers, specifically we watch risley shares down 20% at last check. revenue shocking, down 21%, membership shrank for the twelfth consecutive quarter, oprah winfrey, we watchers' largest investor, she lost $27 million on her investment. much more "countdown to the closing bell" after a quick break. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. >> marco rubio continues to speak before a a crowd. here he is. >> disqualified. cannot lose this election. if y

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they hit the ice at rothman rink, insisting they feel fine. >> it's cold, but when you have good gearit's warm. >>> once up get the grove you forget about the cold, you start to sway like yeah! , it's awesome. >> reporter: the arctic blast is not enough to cancel all outdoor activities these temple graduate students picked a night to take a tour of old city. >>> i'm still cold. >> reporter: most out and about in center city were bundled up, but not everyone. >>> i tried to bundle as much as i could, my shoes were not a good idea. >> reporter: the bitter cold is keeping animal control officers busy responding to calls of animals left out in the cold. in north philadelphia, two pitbulls locked behind the fence another example of owners ignoring the deadly temperatures. >>> he is running around and trying to keep warm, he is barking at us, he is cold, he is shivering. >> reporter: the owner picked up the animal and took him inside. p spca officials have responded to 40 calls of animals left out in the cold last night alone. if you see an animal outside, call pspca or act philly both numb

. >>> do you want to see a tweet from rothman this morning.come over and help me clear this off. >> yes. >> that is great. >> thank you for had. >>> do you think you are a big sports fan? meet a guy who has so much sports memorabilia from our area he had to open up his own museum and chris is there. you are a lucky man. >> i love this stuff. i don't know where to begin. how about jim thorpe's helmet we have crazy stuff like that and newer stuff like. that one more thing here, tug mcgraw's jersey number 45 late great tug mcgraw that is jersey he wore when he struck out willie wilson of the royals, in the 1980 world series to win it all for the phillies. nick depace, you're star of this and running it. >> he started it as a child collecting baseball card. it progressed over the years when he was, in his 30's as a cardiologist and started to by game used uniforms and bats. collection started at just baseball and over the years he added football, boxing, basketball, hockey, track and field, horse racing and even nascar. >> golf, you name it. >> le

the rothman ice rink at city hall is calling it a winter, the last weekends for ice skating at the ringn until 11:00 tonight then open again 11:00 to 11:00 saturday and 11:00 to 8:00 sunday that is if the ice isn't melted sunday. loving the temperatures that katie is checking out for us, she has the day and the weekend forecast. >> and depending on what kind of a skater you are, do you like it when it is really cold or like it warm? we actually is all of that to go with the final days that are open at dilworth park. let's take you outside, first and for most, the wintery part of this forecast, you have got some streaks of light flurries that have been traversing the pennsylvania, now crossing over even into southwestern new jersey, if you see some of the snowflakes, don't worry about them, really just adding to the wintery atmosphere, but just the direction you see the little streaks of snow, pushing, tells you where the winds is coming, from it is coming from the northwest generally speaking so colder place, that said, pretty potent went, that said, too, so we'll see those wind gusts,

morally oriented and the convenience of institutions that just have to operate day to day so david rothman is famous for making that argument but there's recent theories in criminology about the way the pendulum swings back and forth between these kinds of trends. as sara mayeux suggested there's an emphasis for procedure over substance. people have suggested that's one of the problems. more recently, there's been a spate of criticisms that liberals were partly responsible for the failure of reforms to stick. so the first civil right, james fo fortner's black silent majority. what i think when we situate the death penalty in the broader context of reform of all kinds of punishment from how long prisoners are sentenced to how they are treated in prison that was part of the conversation in the 1970s, we see three other factors that have been really important in the kind of failure of reforms to stick the way people had hoped. i will talk about each in turn but they are transparency, refinement over reforms, specifically in litigation, and the importance of incorporating the voices of the fro

michael rothman, the guy who i used to use as a source. >> 85 cents?as he a year ago. >> i don't know where he was a year ago. michael is a smart guy. >> this has confounded just about everybody. >> 70 and 85. >>> health insurer aetna reporting quarterly profit of $1.37 per share. exceeding analysts forecast. helped by improved membership numbers and premiums in the medicare business among other factors. the full-year 2016 forecast falls below consensus estimates. warren buffett increasing exposure in the oil sector. berkshire hathaway bought more shares of phillips 66. he aught 8 million shares in january giving it a roughly 13.7% stake. now his sixth largest stock holding. they've been doing buy-backs over time. >>> people across iowa gather tonight to designate their choice for president. the hawkeye state holds the first in the nation caucuses. candidates will spend the day rallying supporters. donald trump leading in the polls over senator ted cruz. ben carson will be our guest this morning. >>> toyota halting production in japan for six days this