>> harry & david the edible arrangements shari's berries. we take a unique strategy. it's a chocolate pizza it's something no one else has it's a trademarked product >> you don't need a pizza wheel. here's the valentine piece let me taste it's really good happy valentine's day. >> thank you happy valentine's day. >> how much has your business grown? >> 600% since i bought the business >> and that's the sweet show for today. i'm contessa brewer. thank you for joining us becky will be back next week next week, facebook, snapchat, instagram and more how to keep your kid safe on social media each week, keep it right here. we are "on the money." see you next weekend have a great one >>> breaking news. you're watching "options action" on what has been a roller coaster week for stocks. the dow bouncing in and out of correction territory and erasing all of its gains this year the index tanking as much as 1600 points at the lows on monday the dow traveling 22,000 point this is week with major inter-day swings all week. and closing out today, higher by more than 300 points the

shari raine and hill snow into northern ireland and scotland. still chilly in the north.he jet stream starts to weaken. it pushes further north. this is where our computer models begin to struggle with the forecast. saturday looks likely to start dry if cloudy with the odd spot of drizzle. but then this feature coming into the west is causing headaches. huge uncertainty about how this will turn out during saturday night and sunday. we may see an area of rain pushing east across the country. certainly sunday likely to get off to a cloudy and damp start in places. i'm hopeful things will brighten with spells of sunshine through the day. systems close to the far north, maybe rain here at times. one thing we assert not by this stage is some very mild weather, double—digit temperatures from the north right down into the south. as we move through next week, certainly the start of next week, high pressure begins to take more control of the situation. the big uncertainty is how quickly the high will build north across the country on monday. it's probably far enough away to give c

thereafter some holes in that, but by the shari outbreaks of rain heading across the east midlands, east it has been a cold start because eastern scotland and eastern england. it will be topping at about five — 7 degrees. 7—10d elsewhere. some pieces could be as high as 12. six nations rugby action, this ground has got sunshine at it, but there will not be much on offer at twickenham or in dublin, this afternoon. gales around tonight, 60 mph winds across some areas, and some snow falling in southern scotla nd some snow falling in southern scotland into northern england. early modest... and then particularly a snow shower from the north—west in the night, as it turns frosty and icy, less cold across southern areas compared to last night. and then, the wind is north—westerly, and that is colder, and we will see these increasingly winter showers penetrating further south east across the uk during the day, but you can see errors of land that indicate that it is not going to be wet all the time. there will be some good sunny spells around. these are the highest temperatures that we will have.

. >> the defendant in this case -- >> the prosecutor shari tate argued that tony, fueled by a jealousfor melissa to come home, followed her into the garage and then launched a brutal attack on his wife's best friend. >> it is a hands on, personal murder. it takes time. it takes premeditation. and, why? because she was a friend. >> but the residue of pepper spray all over the garage was evidence that melissa had fought back and some had apparently gotten on the killer. tony's housemate testified the night of the murder, he saw his roomie scrubbing his arms. >> he said that, um, he got pepper spray on him and that his hands were burning and itching. >> then, an expert on cellphone tracking told the jury tony had both melissa's phone and his own personal phone with him the night of the murder and the next day when he was driving his train. >> they moved north and then back south along the railroad. >> but now prosecutors had to tackle the head scratching question of motive. why would tony kill melissa in the first place? debra villegas testified that tony became very jealous and angry wi

they've discussed recombining in the past this was something that shari redstone expressed a lot of interestsomething i asked cbs ceo les moonves about and he said it would have to be on terms beneficial for cbs shareholders. definitely it will be interesting to see how this plays interesting to see how this plays out. >> it is a key step in all this potentially happening. julia thank you. >>> today's earnings blitz is about more than just tech. visa is kind of a tech company, though we are looking a the shares after payi pal fell on its earnings and on the news it was going to be phased out by visa as part of its payment plan. we have guys here discuss it thank you. there is a lot of earnings on everybody's minds. let's talk about visa. ities it has been a great story of the bull market >> i love the stock long term. we love the stock long term. we prefer mastercard it's in the growth profile if you look at top line growth for 2018 in top and bottom line, mastercard has better looking sort of growth metrics i would say we prefer that visa is still a great stock. it's going the continue to w

protecting the future >> when you say this deal makes sense, this deal makes sense to me if you are shari redstone and you want to control both companies and you're not willing to sell either of them >> right >> if you asked me if they made sense together in the grand sort of planetary that are media companies you might sell cbs to one company and viacom to another other do something different. >> if there are offers on the table. but we have not seen anything on the table. it's been a while. >> one of the reasons there's not offers on the table is because there's an understanding in the media ecosystem that the redstone family is not a seller at this moment. >> they're not, but if you look at viacom, they're trading at a significant discount relative to other assets the question is how much control can les have how much of a price is favorable to both shareholders and really control. >> if you're les moonves, you had this remarkable run, this great career, this magic gut you're a legend in the business. do you want to take on what has to be described address a tu d job with viacom? >> hi

jasper and his organization, he spends his time fighting the shary elements -- sharia elements that aretaking a hold all across the world, but right here in the united states too. believe me, it is happening, and on the frontlines fighting radical islam. someone like myself, who was born into a muslim family and --ided it was not me, i dos th my cap to dr. jasper for doing what he does. thank you for doing what you do. [applause] let's start with ariel, ladies first. the media has to have their russia fix. the question i would ask from the start is now we have heard about these indictments, we have heard about the meddling for some time. evidence.ollusion if you find any under your seats, let us know. we can hand it off to the press. you, arial, what is the strategic threat that have the likesnd of cnn become complicit with doing what we know some russians , state actors didn't want to do, which is disrupt american democracy -- did want to do, which is disrupt american democracy? >> that is a really loaded question. what i would like to start with is the post-cold war era we are inhabit