sky shares shooting higher on the news sky up to 1,332. the bid price was 1,250.or most of the last year or so since the fox deal for sky had beenagreed, it traded below that bid price on expectations that regulators could block the deal now there may not be regulatory hurdles, but also now a bid war. comcast lower in the premarket comcast's bid does rival the current offer from fox we'll have much more on the breaking story straight ahead. great analysis and guests coming up throughout the show. >>> let's check global markets following yesterday's big rally. it was a strong start to the week with the dow gaining 1.5% futures indicating a higher open for the dow which is up 18 points in the premarket. nasdaq lower by 4 points s&p 500 basically flat check out how far the markets have come back since the february 9th lows. the dow is up as much as 10% similar story for the s&p 500. the nasdaq is up by 12%. keep in mind we're still off our january all-time highs for the dow, just around 3%. nasdaq just 1% clearly this comeback has been strong and swift the ten-year n

looking at the ownership of sky, mr. murdoch as we know is the majority shareholder 21st s 1 s1st century fox owns the share capital, 61% is owned elsewhere. there was a good piece saying that it might not be the regulators in the uk that may be the problem, but the hedge fund who own about 13% of the share capital as of late last year in the company, including the biggest hedge fund holder of the stock, bow post group. it's interesting where sky goes next the most recent numbers are, first half earnings rose about 13%. customer base was rising as well the revenues were up 5% year-on-year the cost of acquisition of programming, creating programming, everyone is making more programming we don't need to talk about amazon prime and netflix to see that story revenue up to 6.7 billion pounds 5% year-on-year and in line with the first quarter. cost of acquisition, a lot of these customers and cost of production are on the rise churn, that's something people look at in kpis in this sector, key performance indicators, too shy hi

, disney wants sky.y're trying to get into the consumer over the top with their launch of disney over the top as well as espn over the top service. i think they would look at sky in the same way that comcast would. >> is disney at a big disadvantage with the regulators if they're using fox as their vehicle for trying to get into this or not? >> again, i think both disney and comcast aren't going to have the same sort of regulatory hurdles that fox does. there is a possibility -- >> i was going to ask you, are you in the same place on the regulatory issue because that is the next question in all of this, which is how will comcast be viewed in the u.k., how will disney/fox be viewed in the u.k. >> and, actually, we asked brian specifically this question just now. why did you move now it's february 27th why was the decision to move now? the answer was because he wants to go -- he's begun today the preregulatory process and the regulatory process so that when sky shareholders sit down to decide between the o

a lot of things that bob iger wants at sky.ll have to work with the murdochs for some sort of a competitive bid. emily: how do you expect thoughts and disney to respond? paul: i think they will respond. i don't think they will let this unchallenged. if you are bob iger, you have to sit back and think, how badly do you want to be in the european pay-tv business? i think probably disney will come back and be the bidde two practical over topr of comcast because disney will have a cleaner regulatory pass to approval even though 21st century fox is already possibly a year into their transaction and the regulatory process. disney will have a better and easier pass and might be the preferred bidder. emily: give us a little more detail on what fox is dealing with and u.k. regulators and how that plays into this equation. yes.: this is a deal the murdochs have been doing for quite a long time. they keep doing things that anger the u.k. regulators. this issue is still unresolved. it has several months away. right now, disney and fox down

spend 40 hours as we can as a therapy dog. >> good boy sky. >> reporter: sky calms kid feeling distressed, reward these other good behavior and even offers a friendly ear to children were difficult advertise reading out loud this see the dog, they are not intimidated. >> reporter: teacher and michelle in a bee see sky works with the class and her son dylann. >> he has anxiety so it helps him just to be around the dog to calm down take a break from all of the stimulation going around around him. >> reporter: sky has another side, breed her donate hemmed to duly for therapy work saw even as a puppy that sky was the limit for sky. >> he was believed to be of show quality, so they asked me if i would, in exchange, show sky. >> reporter: thirty-two best in breeds later sky is rang the fourth best greater swiss mountain dog in the u.s. and this week he competed in the prestigious west minister dog show. students watched a live stream on tuesday while sky competed in new york. he didn't win but nonetheless returned to a hero's welcome. superintendent billy says that sky will take a break from be

it did formaking sky. bid for sky. talking about contacting sky this morning and will meet with independent directors. uphave standard chartered 2.5%. earnings came close to analyst forecast for revenue and profit. seems like it could be good for the ceo gaining some ground and getting it back on track. finally, basf is down 1.5%. slight sales growth in 2018 22 auto in oil chemicals is the driving force, but it could see a significant decline and chemicals. another came out saying that fourth-quarter results say that quality is weak. we do see basf under some pressure, but definitely sky and standard chartered up in the .reen today guy: i'm anxious to see what he has to say. he is the outgoing ceo over at basf. what's out for stinging detail in italy and germany -- watch out for stinging the tail in italy and germany. we had charlie in here talking about that yesterday. let's start off with germany. any surprises coming this anyend, do you foresee chance that mrs. merkel will not get her grand coalition? >> the chance

and what exactly is sky? a stagger stat, next ♪ ♪ wake up early, o. ♪ slap on some cologne ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ just got a job ♪ as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nana ♪ ♪ 85 and i wanna go don't get mad. get e*trade, kiddo. so what else is new? humm..she's doing good. she needs more care though. she wants to stay in her house. i don't know even where to start with that. first, let's take a look at your financial plan and see what we can do. ok, so we've got... we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. >>> a russian-ordered pause went into effect earlier today to allow civilians to leave it plans to retire on friday, just as signs are emerging that pong yang may be wells to talk since 2016 first lady trump has cut ties with an adviser whose firm was paid $26 million to help plan the president's inauguration it's a new york base-event planner and longtime friend of the first lady. >>> stronger tobago laws to reduce smoking stronges

how will comcast change sky? mr. usual quote that he will maintain the united kingdom platform. ohlonbalogna, they always change it. how will comcast change sky? >> from a practical standpoint, i think it will be very little. the sky brand is well-established in the u.k. it would be suicide to change that. then what you are looking at is, is there anything they could do in terms of cross promotion? for universalmer and comcast content. guy has its own production as well. what this deal really gives comcast though, and comcast has been talking about this for years, it gives an extremely fruitful distribution network. nbc universal, it has a presence in europe. bear in mind, the headquarters are in london. this is a market that they will well-known. but this massively increases the distribution work for the comcast content across the european continent. europe is still very important. given thebut ian, strategic importance of sky to fox and disney, do you think they will put in a higher offer? will they choose the high

the sky's the limit.s cable tv giant comcast makes a $30 billion bid for rupert murdoch's european tv operation. and the trading day has just begun in europe. this is how the main markets are faring. the new fed chairjerome powell is speaking in washington today. and how and why do things go viral online? we meet one of the firms that says it can do it all for you — for a price. we'll get the inside track on the world of online marketing. today, we want to know do social media ads reel you in or switch you off? let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. packed as usual so let's get started. does europe need to do more to protect itself from foreign takeovers? from german manufacuring to greek ports and uk data centres, there's growing concern about how to make sure investment doesn't cost know—how. and eu trade ministers are discussing this at their meeting in bulgaria today. foreign direct invesment into the eu — that's when companies invest their money in foreign c

it is an endorsement of sky as a company, if you are one of the 22 million sky customers in europe, itntinue investing in new and one of these companies, fox, comcast, disney, with huge libraries of content, they want to give you more stuff. if you are sky customer, reasons to be cheerful this week. thank you very much. the retrial is under way of the director of a yachting management company charged with the manslaughter of four sailors who died when the cheeki rafiki capsized in the north atlantic in may, 2014. thejury has been hearing how douglas innes carried on drinking after receiving an email saying the yacht was in trouble. duncan kennedy reports from winchester crown court. this was the cheeki rafiki long before the incident at the centre of this retrial. she was a 15—tonne racing yacht, but one that had not been inspected for the three years before she capsized in may, 2014. four men died when she sank — andrew bridge, the skipper, james male, the first mate, steve warren and paul goslin. their bodies were never found. the prosecution say douglas innes, whose company manage t

session sharply lower after the company announced a 22.1 billion pound offer for sky. shares of sky closed the uk session more than 20% higher if the bid succeeds, comcast will expand its presence in europe, adding sky's assets and 23 million subscribers in the uk, germany and italy to the roster the move challenges rupert murdoch's bid in sky by offerering 12 pound 50 pence per share. stocks of disney also fell >>> 21st century fox says it will have no further comment until a firm offer has been made by comcast i'm happy to say gervais williams joins me to make sense of all of this there's so many moving parts what is it about sky that is making it attractive for overseas players >> sky has about 20 million customers, operates in the uk but also germany, austria, irish position, italian position and also in spain. it's a strong business it's a good business it's generating more cash flow going forward. >> looking where the sky stock price is trading, up at 1,340. above the bid yesterday at 1,250. do you have a bid on where the finaloffer will get to how high can that

satellite six along with action radar showing you that we have a partly cloudy sky across the region. high pressure is dominating but by tomorrow this ridge of high pressure will move a little further east allowing for warmer air to work its way in to much of the region. stepping outside on the town for rest of this evening, 7:00 , temperature of 41, 40 at 8:00 and then upper 30's on the way at nine, 10, 11:00 tonight. looking at weather headlines it is mild tomorrow for presidents day, on monday, and then that early arrival of spring with temperatures close to records in many spots, and then several chances of rain as well. we will go ever all of the details coming up with the full, exclusive accu weather forecast and let you know how long that spring fever will stick around, walter. >> thanks, melissa. >>> a 15 year-old is safe and sound after being trapped in the cave-in lancaster county for more than six hours, more than 60 rescuers are part of the rescue operation right there, in the township. the teenager was with a group of friends and adults when he got wedged in up to his arm

in sky, which means everyone else owns 61%, roundabout.ut convincing the 61% of shareholders to do what is in their best interest. or fox considering -- convincing 61% to do what is in their best interest. you get down to it quickly -- the next biggest holder has less than 5%. the challenge for comcast here to get need to get 50.1% this done. that is the threshold. there offer is superior on paper to the fox offer. the question to the shareholders of scott right now is do they go with the comcast offer, -- sky right now is do they go with the comcast offer, side with them? really comcast has very little margin for error in terms of getting this right and getting the shareholders on board. julia: and what about bob iger? he is sitting here -- he called sky the crown jewel of fox's assets. with the be happy with fox's assets minus sky, or does he turn around and say we have to pay a little more? ed: it is fascinating. basis he fox on the would have at least 39% of sky. there are two options. one, they could end up owning the current fox shar

remember, the james murdoch is sky's chairman now, sky shares have gained about 20% today indicatingnvestors expect fox, and by extension disney, to counterbid. fox saying it, quote, remains committed to its recommended cash offer for sky announced on 15th of december 2016. now, fox had said that it expected the deal to close by the end of june. though, after this bid, the timing is likely to change no official comment from disney. back over to you. >> at the shares sort of speak for themselves julia, thank you shares of disney and comcast are down this afternoon. let's bring in amy yellen, a research analyst first, help us understand some of the biggest questions here. first of all, do you think the comcast bid will be successful >> i think there's a lot of investor questions you're seeing reflected in the stock price and the way it's been reacting all day since the announcement hit you don't know how the m&a playbook is going to end up. you don't know what this means for fox, disney, that deal what it speaks to sky. also, i think, a lot of questions around leverage and their own bu

sky 6 hd in cape may. that pretty picture with the deep blue sky and equally blue water there and a light wind and cooler in cape may. in the 40s you are surrounded by more water than other areas, as we look at future tracker 6 tomorrow afternoon sunshine and clouds and a pretty similar picture here upper 50s for reading and allentown 57 and philadelphia a degree or two higher today and 58 in trenton and atlantic city 57 degrees and the poconos in the 50s. wet changes and with that coastal storm coming in wednesday into friday we'll chat about the position of this. coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> see you in a bit adam thanks. >> local veterans has a chance to get their questions answered. they hosted this town hall meeting former service members were able to provide feedback and concerns they have with their health care and other benefits. >>> families in need got help filling the cupboards in philadelphia. the action cam was at mercy as staffers brought in the results of a two month cereal drive.

here's is what going on outside live sky 6hd looking at center city sky lane from our temple university shot. things are quiet right now after all that snow we had yesterday across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys, ample sunshine outside, earlier today. here's sky six live in hd, things are getting dark, right now, as we are's looking at penns landing, with the sun, it is starting to set and we have got partly cloudy sky throughout the rest of tonight temperature right now in philadelphia coming in at 45. dew point at 24. winds northwest at 9 miles an hour that pressure 30.43. as we get throughout the day tomorrow, 8:00 o'clock in the morning we have a milky sky on the way, temperatures in the 30's, as we go throughout the afternoon numbers bumping up in the upper 40's, lower 50's but we will track some rain as we get into tomorrow afternoon tomorrow is a bit of a day of transition in the region. right now to the north and west, it is 43, lower 40's for reading and lancaster. thirty-seven in the poconos. over in trenton and beach haven at 44. atlantic city come in at 47. satellit

one irony is that the prices going up because sky has been so prices going up because sky has been so so successful in that auction that they have put up the price of their own shares and therefore rupert murdoch will have to pay more money for the company which he actually helped to get such a good deal for company which he actually helped to get such a good dealfor in company which he actually helped to get such a good deal for in the first place, lots of ironies involved in this. indeed, very good to talk to you. thank you. time for another look at the weather. thank you. as we have been hearing, there have been big problems out and about on the roads and the rails in particular. there is a severe weather warning in force. the snow showers will continue to work in, particularly across kent were the ones will not change direction, so father heavy falls of snow here. for eastern england and scotland, the snow showers are coming through thick and fast but whenever you are located, it is a cold afternoon. overnight tonight the winds will start to switch around into the easterly directi

and particularly sky. sky holders rubbing their hands this morning.ators. a little bit more luck than rupert murdoch had with his bed. investors probably a little surprised at the extent of the simian —— the success. it is a bit flat today. it seems to be turning green so some big share price is doing quite well. i will talk to you again later. thank you very much. research suggests students from poorer backgrounds are more likely to live at home whilst at university than their richer counterparts, and it could be limiting their life chances. the sutton trust says moving to a bigger city to study is often what it calls an "escalator" for social mobility. elaine dunkley reports. they are the commuter students — studying for degrees, while living at home. the independence and freedom of living away comes at too high a cost. i can't work as much as i can when i'm studying full—time. i wouldn't be able to afford the fees and it would cost me opportunities when i leave university and i don't want to leave with too much debt. i live at home six days a week

for all her purchases sky has to use her husband's debit card. even worse due to her debt no employer wants to risk taking her own. son out hundreds of job applications and i've got a couple called out but i have been treated like a criminal yes i. call the credit report they look at what's on that piece of paper and then they decide we were based off of that sheet of paper. faced with this debt and sky has decided to fight this morning she is going to a solicitor to file a complaint against her old school who forced her to borrow. and this is not her first attempt plan these. are the cases that a one word against the third party collection agency representing sallie mae. sky has sued them for harrison and they were calling me at my work they were calling me at my home they were telling me that this would impact my children's life and i reported this conversation. ever since sky has called them every day to try and renegotiate her debt. but before that the bank demands a payment of twenty five thousand dollars i may suggest that one comes up with

and overall would value sky at $31 billion.if they were to buy the entire company of course, all that is currently available is 61% it is a bold move by comcast at this point of course, inserting it into a deal that has taken far longer than fox had ever hoped it would. in fact, that is the reason comcast is even in the position to make this bid because regulators in the u.k. have held up this deal from ever closing. it was announced back in december of 2016 that was fox's bid to buy what it didn't already own or control of sky broadcasting for comcast, well, it is an international asset. one that is certainly attractive to the company that has been looking beyond the borders of the u.s. to diversify the revenue streams outside the u.s. they say it would be free cash flow per share in one year post close. it would take leverage of the company up to three times at this point immediately following. and then a lowering it from there. it would add sports programming, news programming and distribution to the comcast fold, all areas

they made a run -- run at sky. is this an attractive offer to sky shareholders?actical matter, someone will have to bid higher or they might lose it. neil: i think there will likely be a higher competing bid for sky shareholders themselves. they had gone through transitions with a have seen and theurn rates english premier league rights did extremely well for the next three deal by paying a smaller amount per game than the previous deal. we say that is the end of hyper content inflation. i think it takes further risk off the table in regards to sky. david: think of the dynamics within sky. if you had the company that one person own 40% of, it would be hard to sell the company. is that true here? 10 comcast make the deal work if they get to 60% and leave fox out of it? neil: without getting into my new details, there is a rollcall 2.4 in the u.k. code for a possible offer rather than a formal one. it means they have gone hostile to the market rather than approaching the mirabaud family, etc. 50% are looking for share, and at that time, there is a situation where h

future tracker six a bit of a milky sky tomorrow morning 6:30 in the morning we have a temperature of numbers keep on rising we are at 50 at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow but you notice the showers that will be moving on through much of the region scattered about so the warm lifts to the north and as it does so the numbers will increase president's day here is the set up high temperature 52 sunshine giving way to increasing clouds the warm front that passes on through bringing with it the showers and make sure you have the umbrellas on stand by tomorrow afternoon warm front pulls northward and rapid warmth on tuesday and wednesday and record territory on tuesday and calling for a high of 70 and could tie 70 set in 1939 and wednesday in at 73 breaking the record of 72 setback in 1930. here is exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast mild tomorrow high temperature 52 for president's day and tracking evening showers on the way and a day of transition on the way on monday then on tuesday it's nice with record warmth the high temperature up to 70 might feel a little humid outside by then and wednesda

isugh reason is because sky doing well.emier league writes which were decided last night. -- the premier league rights which were decided last night. real estate is also trading strongly this morning. financial services are doing well. trading well. samsung had a solid session. on the downside, oil and gas is trading softer. we saw a coming under pressure. not exactly outperforming this morning, 0.3%. out, we have the riksbank it was expected by all of the economists we survey. expect slow rate rises to start in the second half of 2018. the riksbank getting a look at forward policy intentions, former guidance, expect slow rate rises in the second half of 2018. it is not the surprises, they expect to move back to normal. to put that on the calendar for this year is a very interesting move. as you watchmind the market reaction. let's get the bloomberg first word news. that chair jerome powell says the bank will push ahead with gradual rate rises while remaining vigilant in the wake of last week's equity route three at -- equi

there are three separate bids for sky.he first is the 21st century fox from rupert murdoch's family for full control of sky the 61% they don't know. the second bid from comcast, the us cable giant. a key difference between the two bids. rupert murdoch's bid, the fox bid, is stuck in a quack mire whether the murdoches have too much power. there isa murdoches have too much power. there is a separate bid from disney for fox. the reason all these bids are happening is because there is a frenzy of deal making an consolidation going on in international media where basically the owners of great content, the programmes, the ideas and the stories, arejoining programmes, the ideas and the stories, are joining forces with the

there are three separate bids for sky.ll control of sky the 61% they don't know. the second bid from comcast, the us cable giant. a key difference between the two bids. rupert murdoch's bid, the fox bid, is stuck in a quack mire whether the murdoches have too much power. there isa murdoches have too much power. there is a separate bid from disney for fox. the reason all these bids are happening is because there is a frenzy of deal making an consolidation going on in international media where basically the owners of great content, the programmes, the ideas and the stories, arejoining programmes, the ideas and the stories, are joining forces with the owners of the distribution channels, like sky, who have access to 23 million customers in europe. it's good news if you are a sky customer. a third massive company that wants to give you great programmes. fantastic news if you are a minority shareholder in sky. if you are rupert murdoch and you face the prospects of becoming a minority shareholder unless you fork out more cash,

lets look live outside now sky 6 hd showing you the scene from the spring mountain montgomery county kind a gloomy afternoon and not a lot of folks hitting the trails and we see lingering showers ahead of the storm tomorrow. meteorologist, melissa magee, is tracking the latest conditions from the weather center. >> hi rick, big changes up ahead and just in time for the start of our weekend. it's a winter storm watch posted for locations north and west of philadelphia. the watch goes up at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. lasting right through 5:00 a.m. on sunday. the greatest impacts with the system that we are tracking is in our northwest suburbs. you see that winter storm watch. >> here is what is going on hard to believe we are tracking snow that arrives as early as tomorrow night. stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d, showing a frontal boundary from maine to the ohio valley. and this is providing us with light showers and lingering showers continue through 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. the backside of that, we have colder air draining in from the north and west. later today 1:30 nast noon

just untouched paradise from the sky.but as soon as our plane touched down and we got off i knew what many had told me about somalia was true. >> the capital city seemed lawless. this was, after all, the city where 18 u.s. army rangers died in the battle for mogadishu depicted in the movie "black hawk down." it was more frenzied than any other place she'd been. is this something in the air? >> it was very palpable in the airport. very chaotic environment. >> the pair went to their hotel and met their local staff and security team, the people they hired to protect their lives. those first few days they moved around somalia with ease. >> i feel like i kind of settled into the mogadishu experience. >> back at home, lorinda was worried about her daughter. >> i just made sure every time i talked to her i told her i loved her. i couldn't say it enough. >> amanda managed to tamp down her nervousness and got to work looking for stories. that's what she was doing in the car with nigel on the day that would change their lives. >> a

turning sky a milky white and some of are you still seeing. i want to remind you we have flooding issues left behind, one on rancocas creek. and this may not go below flood stage until early wednesday. and maurice river. and greg egg harbor river into this evening at least. the water is still rising and we hope it goes down in the evening hours. if you drive around these waterways turn around and do not get into trouble. okay. temperature right now is cold. 37 degrees, you don't want to get stuck in water when its this cold do you? >> 7 miles per hour wind. and making it feel like 32. it will knock 5 or 6 degrees off the temperatures. 33 in lancaster and 36 in wilmington and 37 in philadelphia. and 36 in millville. but those windchills in the upper 20s up to the freezing mark. the clouds are high and thin and sunshine bursting through them for now and thicker late in the day and tonight we see even thicker cloud cover develop. high temperatures across the region not much of a range today getting up to 38 in allentown and 39 in reading and even

is near the russian capital moscow witnesses that say they saw a burning aircraft forming from the sky peter shop reports. the answered off one four seven disappeared from radar five minutes after takeoff in difficult weather conditions wreckage was found across snow covered fields near the village of all going over eighty kilometers southeast of moscow rescue teams were unable to reach the crash site by road and walk to the scene. i saw the explosion on the ground and i called emergency services that asked me many questions i told them there was a fire it was very visible the short haul saratoga airlines jet took off from moscow's domodedovo airport early sunday afternoon it was heading to the city of or skin the urals most of the sixty five passengers on board were from the region with debris scattered over a wide area emergency services said there were no survivors russia has suffered several major air crashes in recent years in december two thousand and sixteen a t.v. one five four military aircraft crashed into the black sea with the loss of ninety two people it was blamed on pilo

faced with this debt and sky has decided to fight this. wanning she is going to a solicitor to file a complaint against her old school who forced her to borrow. and this is not her first attempt at plunder these. the cases that a one word against the third party collection agency representing sallie mae. sky has sued them for harrison and they were calling me at my work they were calling me at my home they were telling me that this would impact my children's life and i reported those conversations. ever since sky has called them every day to try and renegotiate her debt but before that the bank demands a payment of twenty five thousand dollars i may suggest that one comes up with twenty five thousand dollars and one. of the solutions have been suggested to her they were quite surprising. you can either go into the military you can move to a different country or you can find somebody who's passed and use their cell security number. to avoid excessive debt more and more students are resorting to practices that are borderline prostitution. ne

for all her purchases sky has to use her husband's debit card. even worse due to her debt no employer wants to risk taking her alone. now hundreds of job applications them but a couple called out but i have been treated like a criminal yes i. call the credit report they look at what's on that piece of paper and then they decide we were based off of that sheet of paper. faced with this dead end sky has decided to fight this morning she is going to a solicitor to file a complaint against her old school who forced her to borrow. and this is not her first attempt at plunder these. are the cases that a one word against the third party collection agencies representing sallie mae. sky has sued them for how recent they were calling me at my work they were calling me at my home they were telling me that this would impact my children's life and i reported those conversations. ever since sky has called them every day to try and renegotiate her debt. but before that the bank demands a payment of twenty five thousand dollars i may suggest that one comes up wi

in eighteen years sky so. debt has tripled the accumulation continues to grow havea by one thousand dollars a month. erica husband has to cover the household costs on his own no bank will open a current account for his wife. for all her purchases sky has to use her husband's debit card. even worse due to her debt no employer wants to risk taking her own. now hundreds of job applications and got a couple caught out but i have been treated like a criminal yes i. call the credit report they look at what's on that piece of paper and then they decide we were based off of that sheet of paper. faced with this debt and sky has decided to fight this morning she is going to a solicitor to file a complaint against her old school who forced her to borrow. and this is not her first attempt plan these are. the cases that a one word against the third party collection agencies representing sallie mae. sky has sued them for harrison and they were calling me at my work they were calling me at my home they were telling me that t

and nice clear sky overhead.ook ahead, we keep at least quiet weather in the outlook through tomorrow. still mild. but more clouds are building, then thursday, friday, time frame, pm hours and friday, raw, windy, cold, rainy, perhaps in the north and west most suburbs, even see little bit of turn over to some snow. but it is mainly a rain event by the time we hit the weekend finally in the clear. >> look at that, sun over the weekend. >> look at that monday again, when we get tons. friday we have to deal with the rain, monday the sun comes look at. that will nice, nice, mother nature. looking outside, boulevard pushing in the southbound direct, starting to heat levels little bit. overall looking pretty good. once you jump off to the schuylkill we kind of keep our eyes and right now looking okay. so the schuylkill westbound at city avenue jumping off the boulevard, looking all right. look beyond the trees, eastbound side, make your way into center city certainly starting to heat up. guys real think morning, we've

the channel sharing deal with sky looks good, they will carry each other‘s channels.audience and those channels are gathering viewers fast. thank you. much more on the bbc website and much more online so had their for more. thank you, theo leggett. you're watching business live. our top story — apple has reported record sales figures for the latest quarter. the company sold slightly fewer iphones compared to the same time last year, yet apple was still able to post a 12% increase in revenue. earlier we spoke about apple and amazon, but earlier in the week facebook also reported its latest set of financial results. and elsewhere in the world of tech, it's been an eventful week for cryptocurrency investors. 0ne one of which joins us one of whichjoins us in one of which joins us in the studio! here's our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. idid buy i did buy a tiny amount about 18 months ago when i did a story about bitcoin, forgot about it, then found out it was worth more than $1500, and sold a chunk of it, i have to say, and i have been watching it obviously

cbs-3 sky deck ended up with light coating but it didn't manage to stick to the pavement.o sidewalks are fine, they were damp but we really did come out, without any kind of major headaches, thankfully. that of the would have been the spectation anyway. taking a look that is a sun desperately trying to bthrough t will have an opportunity to do so as the day goes on. you cannot quite see it now but difficult see even this, camera, shaking a little bit. you don't often see that with our sky scan three on our rooftop, it is well, secured, so, it is pretty rare that means the wind is really whipping out there at 21 miles an hour at the airport. these are sustain, not even accounting for gusts so it does feel colder, when you factor that in. in the meantime rest of the day these cloud will break but temperature though that is only going to decline, we will level off, in the upper 20's for midday and later tonight it will continue to get colder and colder and then the wind is already obviously out there our actual air temperatures are are below freezing pretty much every where a

our sky ranger over the scene. what you're looking at there, three one of them a rescue two of them stuck on person or excuse me a fourth person below. so three hikers being rescued as we speak. >>> steph curry got down and dirty as he promoted the nba all-st on ellen. they tried to make pretzels. >> we'll twist it. in the shape of whatever you like. there' no method to it. but you can toss it in the air. then boom. >> husband and wife had a good time. they a expecting their third baby. ellen suggested curry wash down. this is a cliff resc this cliff rescue continues to unfold near baker beach in san francisco. our sky ranger over the scene. what you're looking at there, three one of them a rescue two of them stuck on person or excuse me a fourth person below. so three hikers being rescued as we speak. >>> steph curry got down and dirty as he promoted the nba all-st on ellen. they tried to make pretzels. >> we'll twist it. in the shape of whatever you like. there' no method to it. but you can toss it in the air. th

paul: this is an important asset for sky, which is important for fox, which owns 39% of sky, and important disney, looking to buy that 39%. i'm sure the buyers of fox, disney, and even contest is look at the transaction, saying when i look at sky, i see they have major programming. paul sweeney, thank you for the instant analysis. coming up after last week's selloff, volatility is back in a big way, and so, too, are traitors. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> almost 400 million chinese are scheduled for the new year print as a population bigger for the u.s. ♪ that was some of our reporting from@tictoc strings bite on twitter. this is bloomberg markets, and i am scarlet fu. let's get you started with natural gas. cooler temperatures are expected for much of the european continent, and it is off by 5.6 percent in the past five days, and if you look at industrial metals, they are getting a boost on the sliding dollar. it is increasing exports and dispose big losses in the metal space. we have gains of 2% across the board. now if you look at soft commodity -- soybean continues rains during try whether a

sky 7 looking down on where the quakes have been happening. there were three earthquakes near danville this morning starting at 2:32 this morning. the last one an hour ago at 5:30. earlier in the week, there were a cluster of four earthquakes in the danville/alamo area. a lot of activity there. it's been very busy. that triggers work for b.a.r.t. they check the tracks to make sure no damage was done and they slow down the trains. the first trains rolling through just to make sure that there aren't any problems. they have done that. everything looks fine. they've recovered from that delay as we watch the trains come in. your commute should be fiep on b.a.r.t. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> brendan fraser is saying me too. he says he was groped by a powerful man in hollywood. he was in encino man, the mummy series and george of the jungle. he was one of the hottest ak toss of the late '90s and the early 2000s. then his career came crashing to a stop. fraser explains why he disappeared. the 49-year-old says he became depressed after philip burke

you know you do still get planes disappearing out of the sky. in russia on a on a fairly frequent basis but it's nothing like it used to be. the safety record of most russian airlines has improved dramatically over the last few years rory once again before we let you get back to the news gathering take us through the timeline of what has happened here to this aircraft. moscow's domodedovo airport it's just to the south of the city about an hour's drive outside and it's basically the biggest airports moscow has there are a couple of other airports with domodedovo is basically the main the main harbor and this plane was taking off from germany out of a heading pretty much do you east and then it would have turned south and gone down towards a city called all squishes down in this in the south of russia or the tip or the southern tip of the urals mountain range is basically basically separates european russia from siberia and not very long after takeoff just a few minutes it seems to. fall in out of the sky very quickly losing altitude and speed it

december just gone, sky it up astonishingly. —— bt sport.t sport formed a truce and we are wondering what it would do to prices and it has had the reaction we thought it would which is that prices have come down for the first time. they are still i watering, the amounts the premier league clubs will get from selling their tv rights but it is the first time they have ever gone down. interestingly not all of the auctions have happened yet and sky can only bid on one more but it will be interesting to see what impact it might have on the future of the premier league. the other thing is, they are still amazing money and i think the rest of the british economy could learn lessons from how these clubs revive their own fortunes and actually create a lot of money within the economy and i think the wider lessons should be learned. anything to add? it's a sign of how competitive sport is, given there are other outlets that you can watch it online and media outlets like that so this is the squeeze on the price they can demand but it is still big—ticket

gardner is sky high. >> eagles with an 80 minute practice.ld the player, seize the moment. you never know when it will come again. >> let's hope it's often. tomorrow they have a walkthrough the stadium. then it's all go for superbowl sunday. university of minnesota, afterwards, doug talked to them. they have been trying to stay loose all week and all season. the eagles are trying to become the first to win the superbowl season after a losing year the year before. they can do it. >> we have the chance to show the world. we have the only game on t.v. we have a chance to show the world what the team is capable of doing. >> we are going out there to have fun. we don't know what we don't know. looking forward to the opportunity. it's going to be a great game. >> it will be. tonight they were in the mall of america, having rides with their family. >> the tight end cleared the plate through concussion protocol. all hands on deck. >> for jamie apody, i'm ducis rodgers. jeff, to you. >> brett favre speaks to the eagles tomorrow morning. joel embiid sa

nbc bay area sky ranger overhead. if you take that fremont/warm springs line to work you probably need to allow extra time for your commute. delays are expected today, maintenance vehicle derailed just after 4:00 a.m. the derailment damaged a third rail, that covered board that protects the third rail. the trains are single tracking between union city and south hayward stations while crews fix the issue. b.a.r.t. estimates repairs will be done around 8:00 this morning. >>> an arrest after a standoff after a san jose apartment complex. this happened near fruitdale avenue and southwest expressway. it's where a man allegedly pointed a gun at a family inside the complex. san jose police tell us it was a three-hour standoff that ended peacefully around 2:00 this morning. the officers did take that suspect into custody and officers tell us they will release more information later today. >>> a man who is accused of impersonating a police officer then sexually assaulting a woman is behind bars. police believe he may have othe

probably not a cloud in the sky at that point. so rain and showers ending around lunchtime today. 55 degrees is today's forecasted high. the normal is around 45. so the idea is morning rain, afternoon clouds. by lunchtime 49, by 4:00, 55 degrees. overnight tonight mostly cloudy and mild. 43 for center city. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, monday partly sunny and breezy, this is more like morning clouds afternoon sun. wednesday clouds and surn, another 58 degrees. south jersey and delaware both tuesday and wednesday more than likely you're in the 60s and thursday here comes the next system, more rain that lingers into friday and possibly into saturday morning. it's a coastal storm and unfortunately it looks like it wants to stall right over the area. and that means probably about 72 hours of wet weather again. >> just in time for the weekend. >> right. >> thank you, chris. >> amazon founder jeff bezos has revealed details of his latest project. it is a gigantic 10,000 year clock. that clock features five room sized chambe

this is from bay area sky ranger. last night the smoke from the fire could be seen and felt for miles away forcing much of the city to shelter in place. nbc bay area jodi hernandez is live in richmond where she is learning how toxic the smoke might have been. >> reporter: the county health and hazardous chief says the level of par particulates in the airway surpassed what is consider safe. tonights he warns the smoke could impact your health. >> i literally couldn't breathe. it was a dense fog. >> that's how richmond mayor tom the fire broke pout after 5:00 a.m. prompting the city to issue a shelter in place for 12 hours. >> i lived here in richmond for 45 years. and this is the worst air-related problem i've seen. it was far worse than the chevron fire of 2012. >> >> the local residents around here who had to be exposed to this really supertoxic smoke -- the par particulate matter is so fine that's what we breathe in and damages our respiratory systems and creates asthma and cancer. >> tonight we learn there is reaso

watched today's parade from sky force 10.et's check in with him now 3 street station for a look at how the exit is going from here. >> the lines are thinning out a little bit. we saw an ho long line here at 30th street station. we're on the west side of the build. ing here. you can see these folks just wait ing toing to get into the buildiov. there's another oup of folks who are ing to e have seen people trying to get on to septa, regional rail, also the broad street line, market frankfurt lines have been the market frankfurt and broad street lines were running for free. so septa really overwhelmed with all of the riders today and just as a perspective here septa has a ridership of a little more than 250,000 people per day. and if the estimates are correct in that we had possibly a million or more people that be you can just see how much higher that is and what septa has to deal with in trying to get these people away from center city tonight. you also have is a lot of people who did have to work today. so they are now ain to

you are going to see sunny skies with that nice clear sky