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goldman sks reported a 50% drop this bond trading revenue. that's what investors focused on even as the bank reported better than expected earnings and profits for fourth quarter. shares of the dow component fell nearly 2% on this very positive day for stocks. bank of america, meantime, saw its revenue fall short of expectations in part because of a drop in fixed income trading. loan growth was up, profits topped analyst's expectations despite a one time charge related to the new tax law. >> bitcoin prices are breaking down. afte touching a peak of nearly $20,000 in december, most major exchanges "today" show the crypto cur trading below $10,000, cutting its value in half from late last year. so what's behind the this crypto crash? seema mody takes a look. >> rep bitcoin conti to fall on growing concerns that china and south korea, two of the largest bitcoin markets, will ban residents from trading the crypto currency. latest warning came from south korea's finance minister, who said banning crypto currencies is an option on the table due to

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/sk-p . >>> fox 2 sports wrap starts now.veryone, welcome to saturday night edition of sports wrap. many fans consider this weekend and /tphebgdz weekend the best two of nfl games, l.a. coliseum tonight ramos superbowl team on hand for playoff game since 1978, ramos letting them down early, atlanta hit the field goal, cooper separated from the ball, made the recovery right after the quarter change, powers in from the 3, 13-0 falcons. ramos made a game of it, marin county, first playoff game of his career with cooper cup, that makes gov's dad happy. l.a. field goal, all falcons got two more field goals to julio jones, 26-13 with a little more than 20 minutes to play. ramos still had a chance to make it a one-possession game. ball incomplete, not bad for gov, but experience of falcons wins out in this one. atlanta holds on for 26-13 final score. represented the nfc superbowl, looks like it has the

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sk . >> this item seeks board approve of policy 6142. >> i'm sorry. can you please leave the room quietly in we're still in session, and we still have a lot of business to take care of. thank you. >> this item seeks board approval of board policy 614293, science instruction. this, again is just to codify the legal requirements for science country clurriculum. it now incorporates the board resolution which is resolution number 15526(a) 2 in support of expanding computer science to all students in all schools. you can see on the cover page the specific language that was included perthe amendment. >> and can you remind the board the committee recommendation? >> yes. so the committee forwarded this with a positive recommendation, except that they requested that staff specifically include the applicable language from the computer science resolution i mentioned. >> great. thank you. there's no public comment on this. anyone have any comments or questions? seeing none, roll call, please. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: seven ayes. next item, history and social scie

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i'm sk sk with kelly evans, david faber at post 9 of the new york stock exchange.uying continues dow up 161 record highs for the dow s&p, as we watch cpi, retail sales, fed speak, the banks our road map begins with the banks and jpmorgan and wells out with earnings. >> plus, facebook getting hammered after it announces a major change to its new feed >> and presidential profanity. leaks comments causing a stir. we'll go live to washington for the latest >> as we said, a big morning for the banks. jpmorgan and wells both reported earnings today wilfred frost has been digging through the numbers and listening on the conference calls and joins us with more >> yes, indeed a lumpy and confusing kwaurptder with lots of one-offs for the banks, but one consistent takeaway the tax bill is a significant boost for 2018's guidance. jpmorgan and wells guided to a rate of 19%, below the 21% headline rate and significantly below the previous effective rate of around 30% for the banks in recent years. jamie dimon welcomed seeing companies boost wages for workers and said his own an

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rights act amendment will say that sks 139 does not go -- s. 139 does not go far enough and craft add great compromise that allows the intelligence community to do its job. unfortunately, they are selling a poison pill that is extraordinarily harmful to our national security. per the office of the director of national intelligence under u.s. rights act amendment, the f.b.i. would not be able to look at lawfully collected data related to suspicious activities similar to that of the 9/11 hydrogeners. -- hijackers. this is unethical to the 9/11 commission report and anyone who thinks about voting for the u.s. rights act amendment should pick up a copy and skim it prior to voting. unlike the u.s. rights act amendment, s. 139 is able to balance national security and privacy while adhering to the recommendations of the 9/11 commission reporting. i echo the white house statement last night strongly opposing the u.s. rights act amendment and i urge all my colleagues in the house to support s. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of s. 139. the fisa amendments re-authorization ac

it's outrageous in my mind that this partisan, political document sk released. and to see republicans criticizing law enforcement rather than stepping back and letting mueller and the fbi do the job they need to do. >> you mentioned also a second ago, just calling out the president, the white house move today, lack of sanctions in russia, what do you think that's really about? >> i have no way of knowing. but it is very distressing to me when you see 98-2 in the senate. i think overall between both houses it was 517-5 in favor of this legislation that has mandatory sanctions. and i think there's a deadline there. the president seems to have miss this had deadline. he seems to be ignoring the law. and there's too many occasions where we've seen this president act as though he's above the law. >> last question, senator. i want to get this in about women running for office. emily's list has reported that 2500 women expressed interest. now we hear these numbers, 396 women running for congress in 2018. do you think this is direct response to trump or about something

hailed this threat from president trump encouraging him to do so saying it will put pressure on the pal sknians. netanyahu did not make a statement about it at his cabinet meeting. he decided to focus on other issues. it's worth looking at that tweet again because he said he's taking jerusalem off the table. that contradicts what he said just a few weeks ago when he said his recognition doesn't determine israeli's sovereignty in the holy city or borders. so trump's vision is on jerusalem remains unclear. >> all right. thank you so much for that. >>> joining us thisern mooi mor senior correspondent at bustle.com. we've got to start in north korea. a hot line open between the north and the south that could very well be trying to drive a wedge between the u.s. and seoul and the president of the united states telling kim jong-un, mine is bigger than yours in terms of the nuclear button. joking, joshing, miscalculating maybe with something that is incredibly incredibly important. what does this tell us about the president after a ten-day vacation in florida? >> one of my sourced called presiden

sk >> two things. it's late. i think we should add to the secretary action list to talk about with dpi. i think the tenant's union needs to work with the supervisors. we also have a term called renoviction. now i'm seeing here we have eviction by adu potentially, so we need to get our minds wrapped around standards for when we actually have to approve these and really look at it from a health and safety standpoint from what everybody said on that commission, so i second that denial and hope we would do that. >> okay commissioners, if there's nothing further, there's a motion that's been seconded to take dr and disapprove this project. [ roll call. ] >> so moved. commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6-0. commissioners that will place us on item 23 for case number 2016011929 drp at 579 belvedere street. this is a discretionary review. [ inaudible ] >> david lindsey, department staff. excuse me one moment. st pactets that you have in froin -- the packets that you have in front much you include the proposed

let's go back to the december sk. >>> under debate, san francisco has a new interim mayor. mark farrell sworn in after a tense board of supervisor's meeting. the board voted 6-3 to appoint him to caretaker mayor until that june election. he replaces london breed and farrell is a native san franciscoan who was a lawyer before becoming a supervisor in 2011. >> my job is to represent everybody in the city of san francisco no matter what their race, ethnicity and religion, my job is to represent everybody and i'll do that. >>> some of the critics of farrell's appointment are accusing the board of racism and sexism. breed wanted her to -- many wanted breed to keep the position. breed says she's work hard to bridge cultural gaps in the city. >>> i have to work in the best interest of the city which requires working with my colleagues and being diplomatic and continuing to move forward. that's what a real leader does. you don't walk around with a chip on your shoulder and you don't hold grudges and you keep moving and get the work done because people are counting on us to be the g

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he didn't anticipate and he should have, he's smarter than that, that his background would be deeply skcrutiniz scrutinized. because you can argue that none of these issues, the mueller investigation would have come up if he wouldn't have put himself in that spotlight. so that's just an error on his part. >>> and we turn to breaking news in this unfolding fight over the government shoutdown. you know about the house freedom caucus apparently folding, they're saying now they would support this short-term bill, tonight the bill still very much still in doubt in the senate. i'm going to speak to a house democrat in the middle of this whole showdown, that's next. ugh, natural. good choice. how about calling or texting? definitely calling. puppies or kitties? sorry, cats. dry eyes or artificial tears? wait, that's a trick question. because they can both get in your way. that's why it is super-important to chat with your eye doctor if you're using artificial tears a lot and your eyes still feel dry. next question. guys, it's time for some eyelove! ( ♪ ) ♪ one is the only number ♪ that you'll

the latest version of the ios will feature a sk dragon. >> and the unicorn.ever asked for those. i want other ones. >> there's a new rule when it comes to cell phones in a massachusetts school and it's working. >> this is interesting. kids at a public school in rochester are required to put their phones in a special pouch at the beginning of the day and the phones are locked up. the principal started the program to decrease cyber bullying and the use of cell phones in class. students say they actually like it. the principal says that some parents are asking how do i get this for my house? >> i want that for my life. >>> we're coming back with a full hour of news. the decision bay area commuters you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> good morning bay area. >>> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> good morning on this thursday, january 25th. hope you're doing well. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. it's not the rain like yest

sk >> yes. >> reporter: showing little remorse. >> doing a decent job, we have to give him a chance.ration meeting, you know, i have not seen that from other presidents. >> throughout our history, farmers have always, always, always led the way. >> reporter: those words played well around here, but his actions could end up hurting these folks. his nominee for chief scientist at department of agriculture was not a scientist, and was tangled into the mueller investigation, scrapping a obama rule to protect family farms against big corporate meatpackers, and threatening the trade agreement that keeps the farms alive. >> with nafta, that's another story. that scares us pretty bad. >> reporter: you would go back? >> yes. >> i'm sure there's a plan if he pulls out, i don't know what the plan is. >> reporter: somebody was telling me the town needs to be called the pittsburgh of the parry because there's so many factories? >> yes. >> reporter: there's worries that oak street manufacturing, a mom and pop factory of restaurant furnishings. >> we're hopeful as far as the tax reform, positive ab

what i think is even more interesting is that about 120 sk countries have actually seen growth increase last year. we only have about one-fifth of emerging countries seeing gdp on per capita basis decline. so it is well spread out and shared between advanced economies, merging market economies and part of the world that i would certainly worry most about is sub saharan africa where there are lead to that lure income per capital. i think we should celebrate, we don't do that so often, and at the imf identify negative down side risks, but we should celebrate the policy implemented by policy bankers. i think one of the reasons we are in the sweet-spot this morning it's a cycle up spring, let's face it but largely attributable to policies implemented. policies that we had no idea about ten years ago. reasonably good policy. it's debatable what was on exactly eight years ago. but in the main it's the result of good policies. what could go wrong, i'll mention three vulnerabilities as i see them. first of all, financial vulnerabilities, and while the u.s. tax reform will have positive effects

google could buy fiat, that is pure speculation, but sk istheless, mu struggling.or technology companies? freddie lait the technology -- technology will win. it is an arms race to build up technology and it seems they are starting on the back foot. i think the smart car of the future will be a huge winning revenue-generating item for somebody, but it is more likely to be the software, not the hardware. at the end of the day, if you are not driving the car, you care more about the seats and onboard technology than the mechanical components. that is really what is going to be designed into it. don't we see from elon musk's continued struggles to mass produce automobiles that it would be better handled by an incumbent automaker that already knows the production process? i don't know, freddie, white gm or ford hasn't come out and out-tesla'd tesla already. freddie: i agree, considering they are all trying to do it. they have been slow followers and that is a shame for the industry. there is a huge industry, and i don't think the tech companies should be manufacturing t

sk so, they're the largest employer just behind the u.s. government. a little of both. walmart did want some tax reform they didn't want the border adjustment tax, they didn't end up getting that. because they came out and said, look, we need tax reform and perhaps it's their way saying thanks for that tax reform and we'll put money right back to our employees' pockets and it's possible the employees turn right back around and spend their extra bonus or wage increase right there in the stores. >> exactly. you know, target has had to do something similar in the past. this upward wage pressure as employment rates go down. is it possible that some of these companies announcing these things had it in their back pocket where they get political points for doing it and this was something that was probably likely to happen over time? >> it's certainly possible. look, we know that walmart had the big wage announcement where they went to $9 and then $10 an hour which is where they are now. because walmart laid out the financials and said this is going to cost us $300 million more

rights act amendment will say that sks 139 does not go -- s. 139 does not go far enough and craft add great compromise that allows the intelligence community to do its job. unfortunately, they are selling a poison pill that is extraordinarily harmful to our national security. per the office of the director of national intelligence under u.s. rights act amendment, the f.b.i. would not be able to look at lawfully collected data related to suspicious activities similar to that of the 9/11 hydrogeners. -- hijackers. this is unethical to the 9/11 commission report and anyone who thinks about voting for the u.s. rights act amendment should pick up a copy and skim it prior to voting. unlike the u.s. rights act amendment, s. 139 is able to balance national security and privacy while adhering to the recommendations of the 9/11 commission reporting. i echo the white house statement last night strongly opposing the u.s. rights act amendment and i urge all my >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of s. 139. the fisa amendments re-authorization act. as a former united states attorney,

what we said is if you're making $500,000 a year, we're going to sk you to pay $137, roughly, more in your medicare part b and d. that's your share, the government will still subsidize 75% of that it's still a good deal. we figure somebody making half a million dollars a year could afford a little more so we can pay for children's health insurance for those who need it and community health centers for the poor. that's the pay-for you heard about. when we brought the fully funded bill for children's health insurance for two years and save our dish hospital the ones that take care of the poorest among us, 15 democrats voted with us. i think two or three republicans voted no, we sent that bill to the senate. we did our job in this house. in a bipartisan way. now we need to do that job again. because the senate has an act, couldn't get enough democrats there to support the proposal in the senate. so we're back here. but the choice is a clear one. shut down the government, don't fund chip, keep the government open, fund chip. that's the choice before us tonight. the choice that we need to

you know if they're going to deliver and if they don't, what's your recourse experts are technically skic skeptical. will they'll be based on a theory or something else there will be many cryptocurrencies in the future, they are doubtful of this particular one >> steven mckeen, he joins us here onset, good to have you here >> thank you for having me >> lets talk about asset back cryptocurrency >> you said for example, real estate could have krcryptocurr y cryptocurrency, explain. >> drift trading from something like bitcoin, on asset back token is a reputation of an ownership claims you can think of this as another form of security th they are often calls security tokens you got an online and on chain, represe and because it is on chains, it changes in ways these things can be traded. >> is it premind or where do you get those tokens >> so you could establish through a smart contract, you could establish a certain number of tokens that represent a billing. let me give you an example they're a venture capital firms. they are locked up for seven or ten years. they raise a portion of their

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to code and we're building the pipeline of domestic coders for the-- who will be equipped with the sk skills required for the jobs of the future. so i'm here to introduce homeland security deputy secretary elaine duch. she was previously acting secretary of homeland security from july to december of last year. she's an accomplished public servant with over three decades and experience, and deputy secretary duch has served as member of homeland security advisory council and strategic advisor to government tech and services coalition. so, please welcome secretary-- sorry, deputy secretary duch. [applaus [applause] >> good morning, everyone. it's really an honor to be here at state of the net. it is though, a little funny for me when i think about being here speaking in front of this group that are here for this state of the net conference. i am a grandmother who likes jane austin novels and just had a twitter account last week. and i'll see where we are with the state of the net and dhs, hopefully useful to those of you in the room today. but this, as everyone points out, everyone is an

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what we said is if you're making $500,000 a year, we're going to sk you to pay $137, roughly, more in your medicare part b and d. that's your share, the government will still subsidize 75% of that it's still a good deal. we figure somebody making half a million dollars a year could afford a little more so we can pay for children's health insurance for those who need it and community health centers for the poor. that's the pay-for you heard about. when we brought the fully funded bill for children's health insurance for two years and save our dish hospital the ones that take care of the poorest among us, 15 democrats voted with us. i think two or three republicans voted no, we sent that bill to the senate. we did our job in this house. in a bipartisan way. now we need to do that job again. because the senate has an act, couldn't get enough democrats there to support the proposal in the senate. so we're back here. but the choice is a clear one. shut down the government, don't fund chip, keep the government open, fund chip. that's the choice before us tonight. the choice that we need to

in already for big things to happen it's coming the other thing in the barclays' note, they said if skber growth is higher it could be one of the best they have the first movers, now you're seeing some of the biggest players in the world trying to eat their lunch. so, amazon getting into business obviously, fox disney, hulu, lot of people out there competing for content. i don't know if they'll be able to re-create with this competition, recreate the kind of success they had. i can't get on board with this stock right here. >> steve, make the case. >> sure, i can agree with everything that karen said she's a value player it's like asking where what kind of fish she likes when she doesn't like fish. where netflix was in december, should off all the leaders, kelly, it was down 10%, 9% where it is now? 10% above of where it was on the december lows. still proves there's an apartment tight for growth within this marketplace. you're not getting that growth anywhere else. >> but you're making it pretty clear it's a trade >> it's an investment. longer term. they're cure rating their own data

good to be here >> seen some price upgrades, the move to more of an -- not an annuity business but skbusiness is in full swing. it's been going on for a while but finally bearing fruit. is that accurate >> when i became ceo 2 1/2 years ago, seems like yesterday, we embarked on a transition in business primarily because our customers were asking us to change the way we deliver technology customers wanted to consume more technology as a service which leads to more subscription and more occurring revenue which is positive for a longer term business model so we've been working on that. the strategy is working. the results have begun to show that we're making a great deal of progress. >> certainly as we can see from that chart after a long period, trying to get back to those glory days of 1999, it was between 25 and 30 it seemed like for years and years, now here we are breaking out. i think 60 is the high 42 is a far cry from where it was stuck. you still are a hardware company, right there's nothing wrong with that. if the guts of the internet -- >> the internet won't run without it 80%

i would want to go, monte carlo, paris, here >> he could come to new york >> the feeling you're get skhere will be an answer. >> i think there's something about to happen. >> he could be a cnbc contributor to make up for some of the 6 billion >> when in doubt >> supplement. >> talking about saudi, an investor or an investor or one of the biggest investors in softbank is saudi. softbank considering an ipo for its japan wireless unit. the company would list about 30% of its shares in tokyo and another overseas market such as london the listing of those shares would raise about $18 billion, making it one of japan's biggest ipo ps s in recent years. softbank's japanese telecoms business is the cash cow making up nearly half of the earnings the firm also controls sprint in the u.s., but some have been concerned about the large debt load with interest rates rising. shares of softbank rose 3% in tokyo on monday. they closed up about 2% today. >> here's some news for anybody watching this over the weekend new this morning, japanese broadcaster nhk has deeply apologized for sening a ne inses al