china faces the weakest growth rate in decades, but are its soaring levels of debt a bigger worry for the world economy? plus, antisocial media. facebook, twitter and google face the senate over extremist content and fake news. and on the markets, the dow surges more than 300 points to close above 26,000 for the first time. and in asia, most of the markets are following suit. we start in china, where in a couple of hours we get annual growth figures for the world's number two economy. beijing is trying to cope with an economic slowdown, the weakest growth in a quarter of a century, while also cutting pollution and keeping a lid on soaring debt levels. it's a difficult balancing act. so what are we expecting? according to surveys by reuters and afp, china's economy probably grew 6.8% last year. that would be slightly better than 2016, which saw the weakest growth in 25 years, and better than the government's target of 6.5% you can see the slowdown since 2010. 0n reason is china has been trying to rely less on exports, being the low cost factory of the world, and more on its domestic ec

we're going to soar this weekend. go eagles. soar they did. >> we should point out apparently vikings fans decided to dress up the rocky statue. >> they sure did, disrespectful. >> you don't do that. this is what happens. karma. >> don't get too arrogant. don't be disrespectful. >> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news," our coverage of the eagles big win continues. >> magestic site at the linc a bald eagle soaring through the stadium before the game even started. pat is wrapping up the big game and trang is live with the fans, all of that plus looking ahead to the superbowl next. noththe great outdoors.than especially when you're in accounts receivable. only one detergent can give you a sniff like this. the irresistable scent of new gain botanicals laundry detergent. bring the smell of nature wherever you are. downsizing. enrolling in medicare part d. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they come to cvs pharmacy. for advice and ways to save money. including copays as low

. >>> disney and netflix soaring on upgrades. which stock will be the big streaming winner >>> later, apple's apology continues after iphone fans were outraged the smartphone maker was slowing down old devices what they're doing to win back favor and what it means for the stock. >>> first, stocks rallying to kick off the new year. the nasdaq and s&p 500 both closing at record highs with nasdaq closing above 7k for the first time ever. it does feel a bit like 2017, when tech crushed the competition, soaring 37% what do you do in this new year? do you stick with what was working, namely technology, guy? >> i think you do, mel, and happy new year i think you do stay the course people want to play the laggards, but stay with what works and what has worked. dan nathan has been on this. intel, big move to the upside, valuation is reasonable. micron had that huge move from basically the low 30s up to $50, retraced back to 40, had a decent day today valuation of micron makes sense, dram pricing is still heavy. texas instruments, great st

southern california will see some temperatures soar into 70s.omorrow will be warmer here and in the 50s and 60s with partly cloudy skies. even warmer weather is possible on sunday with offshore winds. some highs could get near 70. fair and dry weather will continue with above normal temperatures well into next week. (grant) still ahead... riots break out at a supermarket in france... over a popular sweet treat. find out week. (grant) still ahead... riots break out at a supermarket in france... over a popular sweet treat. find out why. (vicki) plus... why poison control centers are increasing their warning about the dangers of eating tide pods. more teenagers are getting sick after eating laundry detergent pods. that's according to new information from the american association of poison control centers. (grant) as kron four has been reporting... some kids are eating the detergent pods because of the internet's "tide pod challenge". in the first three weeks of the year... poison control centers across the nation reported 86-cases of intentional ex

there's often talk about a bit coin bubble as it's really soared in value in recent months.ut noted silicon valley investor peter thiel is not worried about it. the "wall street journal" says his founders fund has amassed hundreds of millions of dollars worth of bitcoin across its various funds. it says that thiel made an initial investment in the middle of 2017 of about 15 to $20 million into bitcoin. since early september the value is up 5 times over currently trading at just below $15,000. thiel co-founded paypal and was an early investor in facebook. >>> stock market working with some new records. the nasdaq opened today above 7,000 for the first time a very strong start for 2018 for the stock market. tech stocks leading the way. apple, facebook, google, netflix all doing very well. >>> today the gains were a little more modest. let's go to the big board and see how we're doing so far. the dow is up by just over 30 points. nasdaq up 23. s&p, which also started at a record high, up by 5 points. emily and kenny, back to you >> thank you. >>> time now for a look at what's c

pinball just just as the shooting off the side this is the man wolf can thank for helping the title soar to number one on amazon and donald trump's former chief strategist and former ally steve bannon his disparaging remarks about the u.s. president released in early excerpts triggered trump's public attempts to block the book's release and sent him on soaring. trump has threatened to sue bannon and wolf and on twitter who described the book as full of lies i authorized zero access to white house actually turned him down many times for author a phony book i never spoke to him for the book full of lies misrepresentations and sources that don't exist look at this guy's past and watch what happens to him and stop he steve we have a message from us for those doubts about wolf's credibility have been echoed by some of trump's allies and by others including former british prime minister tony blair he called a claim made about him a complete fabrication. wolf says he stands by everything in the book though he does acknowledge he could not resolve certain discrepancies between some accounts very

temperatures could soar past a0 degrees celsius. so let's head live to melbourne park and our reporter gigi salmon. nadal glad to be in the evening session no doubt, no such relief for britain's kyle edmund. he's certainly is. nadal is a player who likes to lay in hot weather, growing up and training in yorker. 42 degrees is the ambient heat. you can add more to that on the court. show court two, where kyle edmund is playing, they have been on court 41 one half hours. it isjust bright sunshine, no shade. it is the ruling gain. edmund is the ranking player. he got up to eight fairly slow start. we had a medical timeout to work on his shoulder to loosen it out. he came through with a perfect high rate. then he broke against the georgian whom he has met and played once before. then it was turned around. they breakpoint opportunity, asa around. they breakpoint opportunity, as a spit, the georgian hasjust broken as a spit, the georgian hasjust bro ke n kyle as a spit, the georgian hasjust broken kyle edmund in the first game of set free.

film to your you know the print shop and have it printed a few weeks later now their shares have soared over doubling after they announced they're going to come out with their own cryptocurrency so in a market right now it seems first mover to announce that they're a block chain or they have a crypto coin is soaring they're benefiting from it it shows that people have an appetite for investment in anything related to crypto now switzerland you and i have talked about them since two thousand and eight since the financial crisis when they were basically their currency the swiss franc is treated kind. as a commodity everybody pours into it during bad times their the value of their cool their crypt their coin their coin their currency the swiss francs the swiss franc soars so member we've discussed the fact that they started printing swiss francs and buying shares in companies around the world we said this was insane but they were the first mover there small country and they can do this and they have benefited big time as the first mover to go full insane well switzerland central bank made

while thoses places that had the sun like santa rosa saw their temperatures soar in the mid 60s.it will be partly cloudy tonight with stars and areas of dense fog. the fog will be very thick again in some of the valleys. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast but high pressure will send them well to the north for the weekend. we will see an offshore wind which should help bring warmer temperatures to parts of the bay area especially near the coast and south bay. it should be a good weekend to travel around the state. there will likely be tule fog in the central valley again so be careful. highs around the bay area will be in the 50s to upper 60s. there will be a few more clouds on sunday but plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures. on monday the clouds will move back in with a chance of showers. showers are also possible on tuesday and later next week. (grant) storms like the one on the way could bring some big waves to one of the premiere surf breaks in all the world.(catherine) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports - big wave riders and their fans are crossi

film to your you know the print shop and have it printed a few weeks later now their shares have soared over doubling after they announced they're going to come out with their own cryptocurrency so in a market right now it seems first mover to announce that they're a block chain or they have a crypto coin is soaring they're benefiting from it it shows that people have an appetite for investment in anything related to crypto now switzerland you and i have talked about them since two thousand and eight since the financial crisis when they were basically their currency the swiss franc is treated kind. as a commodity everybody pours into it during bad times their the value of their cars their crypt their coin their coin their currency the swiss francs the swiss franc soars so member we've discussed the fact that they started printing swiss francs and buying shares in companies around the world we said this was insane but they were the first mover there small country and they can do this and they have benefited big time as the first mover to go full insane well switzerland central bank made

we see an economy that makes stock soar, investorortfolios bulge and corporate profits climb, but fails to give workers thir share of the reward, a government that struggles to keep itself open, russia knee-deep in our democracy, an all-out war on environmental protection, a justice department rowing back civil rights by the day, hatred and supremy proudly marching in our sreets, bullets tearing through our classrooms, concerts and urcongregations, targeting safest sacred places, and this nagging, sinking feeling, no matter your political beliefs, that this is not right. this is not who we are. (applause) folks, it would be easy to dismiss thispast year's chaos, as partisanship, as politics, but it's far, far bigger than that. this administration isn't just targeting the laws thatrotect us, they're targeting the very idea that we are all worthy of

temperatures could soar past 40 degrees celsius.d our reporter gigi salmon. nadal glad to be in the evening session no doubt, no such relief for britain's kyle edmund. he's certainly is. nadal is

the dow has soared to 25,000.e sidelines and don't forget, let's us know what you are spotting online — use #bbcthebriefing. that's it for business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. asian shares are close to record highs, following on from that record close on wall street, with the dow closing above 25,000 for the first time. much of that down to a report on thursday that showed us private sector employers added 250,000 jobs in december, the biggest monthly increase since march and well above economists' expectations of a rise of 190,000. all eyes now on official government jobs figures out later this friday. up next, newsbriefing — we'll take you through the stories making headlines in the global media today including. the parole board is coming under pressure to explain its decision to release the serial sex offender, john worboys. he was jailed in 2009 for offences against twelve women, who were attacked in his cab after he'd given them champagne spiked with drugs. it's believed there

the soaring flu season has health officials on alert.ron-4's gabe slate spoke with the marin county public health department about their urgent warning for people. sound from dr. matthew willis - marin - public health officer, department of health and human services "we are up 40%"doctor matthew willis, public health officer for the marin county department of health and human services says marin county has had one death from flu and based on how many cases are active right now they are concerened. sound from dr. matthew willis - marin - public health officer, department of health and human services "we have had 176 cases since oct. " doctor willis said a couple times this week emergency rooms at local hospitals flled up and had to devert incoming ambulances to different hospitals so his team is now getting daily reports from all their clinitions and e'r's to keep track of the flu surge. sound from dr. matthew willis - marin - public health officer, department of health and human services "we are seeing more earlier this year and young pe

film to your you know the print shop and have it printed a few weeks later now their shares have soared over doubling after they announced they're going to come out with their own cryptocurrency so in them market right now it seems first mover to announce that they're a block chain or they have a crypto coin is soaring they're benefiting from it it shows that people have an appetite for investment in anything related to crypto now switzerland you and i have talked about them since two thousand and eight since the financial crisis when they were basically their currency the swiss franc is treated kind. as a commodity everybody pours into it during bad times their the value of their cool their crypt their coin their coin their currency the swiss francs the swiss franc soars so member we've discussed the fact that they started printing swiss francs and buying shares in companies around the world we said this was insane but they were the first mover there small country and they can do this and they have benefited big time as the first mover to go full insane well switzerland central bank ma

soaring soaring and it's complicated a lot to do with regulation so. there's a wheel estate because people are moving into their cars. upper middle class people actually a lot of people they say who work in silicon valley are living in r.v.'s are cars and now there's a. sort of a sort of new market like all these commercial space their parking lots are empty overnight they're now starting to like lease out this sort of space to people who park their cars have a safe space there was really this film the it was a classic from a few years back called they shoot horses don't think it's about the depression and people that are dancers on's and dance themselves to death and the irony of the title is you know they shoot horses right i mean they should do people should be euthanized as just we shot because it's just too miserable so they're in san francisco if you mention these guys who are big technology companies and platforms those used to be considered utilities it's a utility we were under right as a society whether it's electricity or water you know acce

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mild for january standards, 40 in philadelphia, average high for this time of year but temperatures soarhe weekend. i'm tracking a soaking rain and we have the detail in the seven-day forecast. >> we hear from a teacher dragged out in handcuffs after asking about pay raises and jeff skversky with the eagles getting ready for the playoffs. statistics 345estatistics may pf fans at ease. wouldn't that be nice? that and more when we return. omise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. verizon doesn't. we offer more complete reliabiions that grow with your business. verizon, not so much. get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. and add voice and tv >> the search continues for at least 13 people missing in the deadly mudslides of southern california. flash floods triggered the slides that buried neighborhoods. 17 people have been found dead. the coastal community of monticeto was hit the hardest. >> it was unprecedented rainfall on any ground surface much less a fire burned watershed. >> t

film to your you know the print shop and have it printed a few weeks later now their shares have soared over doubling after they announced they're going to come out with their own cryptocurrency so in a market right now it seems first mover to announce that they're a block chain or they have a crypto coin is soaring they're benefiting from it it shows that people have an appetite for investment in anything related to crypto now switzerland you and i have talked about them since two thousand and eight since the financial crisis when they were basically their currency the swiss franc is treated kind. as a commodity everybody pours into it during bad times their the value of their cool their crypt their coin their coin their currency the swiss writes the swiss franc soars so member we've discussed the fact that they started printing swiss francs and buying shares in companies around the world we said this was insane but they were the first mover there small country and they can do this and they have benefited big time as the first mover to go full insane well switzerland central bank made

. >>> a possible meteor soared across the area. video shows it flaring across the sky. it could be seen as far away as chicago. those under the path of the object thought it was lightning. they saw a flash, heard a boom. the usgs say it is was so loud and caused a 2.0 earthquake. >>> an east coast burger chain is breaking into the bay area. shake shack will ope open its f restaurant in palo alto with more locations planned for marin and san francisco. tiffany wilson asked if it's worth the hype. >> reporter: just the mention of. >> shake shack. >> reporter: and these foodies go giddy. >> i'll go anywhere there's a shake shack. >> reporter: this ild goibuildi rumored to be the first location. do you think shake shack would work here? >> sure, it would work anywhere. >> reporter: not everybody is as positive about the site. >> i would not put my restaurant here. >> reporter: or their food. >> i wrenent to shake shack. >> reporter: they haven't locked in a san francisco lease yet, but the home in palo alto is a done deal. it's going to become the first shake shack in the b

and corporate stocks soar, but fair to give -- >> congressman kennedy is 37-year-old and he graduated from stanford university and harvard law school. during his speech last night he spoke in english and spanish and he told daca recipients they are apart of the american story and democrats will fight for them. we heard from east bacon greg man eric swaldwell. the congressman says the president is not doing enough for middle and lower income families. >> i was mostly disappointed that he didn't address the wage stagnation -- that so many family was working harder -- they're not saving to buy a home or retirement. >> congressman swalwall said he was skeptical about president trump's call for unity. this morning the president will meet with the vice-president and the secretaries of state and defense. then he will talk to a group of american workers about tax reform. later today, the president will meet with treasury secretary steve manuchi. our question of the day is this, how do you feel about president trump's state of the union speech? do you feel positive or do you some somewhat posi

cash crop than many of us thought, tonight, the bay area pot club sees sales soar 400%. most dispensary owners knew they would see a boost, but not quite that big.>>> kpix 5's reporter with her report. >> reporter: to sale recreational marijuana, this owner says hundreds of customers have waited outside more than one hour, in the last two days, showing the incredible demand that shows no sign of stopping. >> we expected a 30% increase, it was 400%, not 40%, but 400%, we have 72 parking stalls, and all of them were filled all day long. >> reporter: sales have never been so high, at buddy's cannabis in san jose, sales over two days are in the six figures, he just ordered three more cash registers, and he is hiring more workers, including a general manager and cultivators. >> right now, we have plenty of product, the logjam is we can't pack it fast enough, we are working overtime to get done. >> reporter: the majority have come from recreational marijuana, most are first- timers.>> seeing all these people he was cool, it shows that this is what the collective people want, a

the ticket prices are soaring. of ticket iq tells us it's the most expensive conference championship they've ever tracked the >> modell's in center city, eagles football is big business >> pick up clothing for my daughter >> i have the blanket for my -- >>, from $30 throws to $28 t-shirts tumlers for 29, pleasant of folks are buying in. an event ticket search engine an average asking price is more than 1200 bucks >> per ticket >> that's 300% more than regular season and the cheapest seats are $763. >> and while some are willing to pay >> twice as much as had my plane ticket from la >> others say it's not going to happen >> probably wouldn't to be honest, unfortunately >> sunday if you can't spend the money you how about spend time spending at home with your fellow eagles fans. >> and should the birds make it expect to pay a whole lot more. of you probably know that already. online tickets say ticke are averaging about $6,000. >> wow. >> how about that >> i didn't expect that. that's really high. >> that's amazing.

lucky for him, he is seeing sales soar. he says that moment where we have this unstable demagogue, hopefully his book will offer some insight in teaching us a thing or two about the perils of war. genie: thank you, dheeptika laurent. you can get a closer look at the press review as well as any headlines we are covering on our website, france 24.com. up in the next half-hour, french movie star catherine is one of 100 french women signing an open letter in le monde saying men are getting too much of a hard time from the me too movement. the details after this. ♪ music narrator: lima, peru, one of the driest cities on earth. a quarter of the population have no direct access to water. narrator: all over the globe water supplies are dwindling as temperatures rise and glaciers melt. as we head towards an ice-free earth, it will only get worse. everyone will be affected. lonnie thompson: it doesn't matter whether you're living in peru or the united states or china, you will be impacted by this change.e. narrator: but something can

if a soaring eagle doesn't get you pumped for the game. how about creative renditions of the eagles fight song? >> the kids from grace park elementary bursting with eagles spirit. we have received hundreds of videos from viewers showing us how they bleed eagles green. now we want to see yours spin on the eagles fight song. go at it alone or with a group. record your performance and send it to us. you can tag us on social media. danny hopefully they're going to be flying high tomorrow. >> viewer participation always a good choice. the battle of the bird almost here. the link is empty right now. but it will be rocking like grandma's favorite chair tomorrow. we'll hear about the match up next in sports. >>> danny pommells with you. almost game day. we're hours away from kick off between the eagles and falcons. birds understand the malg tud of this game and ready to embrace an opportunity they haven't had in four years. >> i'll give it everything i have. they'll give it everything they have. for me. and that's the beautiful thing about a team.

the news of dj khaled's involvement sent stocks soaring.s kicked off the first trading day of the yu near with another round of records. the nasdaq soared 127 points to close above that 7,000 level for the first time. looks like futures are pointing to a higher open. reports on motor vehicle sales construction spending and the minutes from the last fed meet regular all due out today. that's the latest in biz. stay warm guys. >> we'll do our best. stepping out your front door it's not going to work. >> not this morning. it's cold again to start out. we expected this. things are going to moderate this afternoon and then we get a nor'easter. storm tracker6 live double scan right now shows you we're starting out dry. as we take a look bit of frost on the windshield this morning. otherwise sun is coming up a little later. that's going to be good. and it's cold to start out but the winds aren't all that bad, so at least we're notvere wind . however, look at these numbers. in allentown, we're at just 5 degrees, just two in reading. lancaster curre

peter as in peter the mint eag who will soared through first u.s.int in philadelphia 200 years ago. >> during the day wow fly throughout the city and night he would return to the mint. >> reporter: ken said peter died sometime in the late 1820 's or 1830's and the employees chipped into stuff him. over the years, mint artists have used him to inspire the back of your coins. >> i'm looking at his wings and his beek and his eyes and they will use that in their design. >> reporter: peter the eagle served as an inspiration for many governmental logos including this national recovery administration blue eagle, this logo inspired the teammate we now know and love but before the eagles, there were the yellow jackets as in the frankford yellow jackets, they played nfl football from 1924 to 1931. >> they beat the chicago team in the wonderful game in october of 1931. >> doctor lee arnold is with the historical society of pennsylvania and dug up old eagles programs and newspaper articles from the 1920's featuring the yellow jackets. >> only one yellow jacket

makes an economy that stocks soar and profits climb but fails to give workers their fair share of the reward. a government that struggles to keep itself open. russia knee-deep in our democracy. on environmental protection. i justice department rolling back civil rights by the day. hatred and supremacy. probably marching in our street. bullets tearing into our classrooms. concerts and congregations. targeting our safest sacred places. and, this nagging sinking feeling that no matter your political beliefs that this is not right. this is not who we are. [applause] [cheers] rep. kennedy: folks, it would be easy to dismiss this past year partisanship, politics. but it is far, far bigger than that. this administration is not just targeting the laws that protect us, they are targeting the very idea that we are all worthy of protection. them, maybe it is not even something you're born with but something you measure by your net worth, your celebrity, your .eadlines, your crowd size not to mention the gender of your spouse, the country of your birth, the color of your skin, the god of your pra

the dow soars past 25,000 for the first time. what it means for your money. >>> president trump is firing back with threats against steve bannon, the publisher of that bombshell new book. >>> a new alert about something that's on a lot of dinner plates right now. why consumer reports is warning people to stop eating romaine lettuce. >>> and a new twist in the fight over legalized pot. days after california became the latest state to light up, the feds may be cracking down. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening from our snowy doorstep here in midtown manhattan. it is only january 4th, but tonight some are calling it the blizzard of 2018. a deadly storm that has raced up the east coast with blinding snow conditions, bringing hurricane-force wind gusts in places and snarling travel from coast to coast. and in boston, where they're catching the worst of it right now the storm is prompting dramatic rescues from a powerful storm surge that's sent water crashing over sea walls, floodwaters leaving people trap

while thoses places that had the sun like santa rosa saw their temperatures soar in the mid 60s. it will be partly cloudy tonight with stars and areas of dense fog. the fog will be very thick again in some of the valleys. on the satellite image you can see the storms off the coast but high pressure will send them well to the north for the weekend. we will see an offshore wind which should help bring warmer temperatures to parts of the bay area especially near the coast and south bay. it should be a good weekend to travel around the state. there will likely be tule fog in the central valley again so be careful. highs around the bay area will be in the 50s to upper 60s. there will be a few more clouds on sunday but plenty of sunshine and mild on monday the clouds will with a chance of showers. showers are on tuesday and week. will you give an apology for the statement yesterday? mr. president, are you a racist? (steve) no apology .. not even an acknowledgement of the vulgar comments president trump reportedly made about immigrants.(pam) nonetheless... tonight,

dagen: thanks liz we'll be watching but up here first temperatures plunging sending your bills soaring this your bills soaring how this freeze could put a ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you bulls & bears. dagen: a deep freeze gripping the nation. roads icing over, lakes and rivers freezing over. niagara falls surrounded by ice all over and gary b. says the big freeze could end up costing you big bucks, no matter where you are. how's that gary b.? >> well, you know, it's all based on supply and demand dagen and right now, the demand for everything from heating oil to natural gas to even gasoline is going up, so those prices for the short-term should go up a little but what happens is everything reverts to the mean. i was just looking to new york thank god i'm not there because it's cold. it's even cold here in florida but right now what is the feels like temperature is six degrees, by next friday, it's going to be 40 degrees, so this temporary spike although it's frigid out

to a six year low today how low will it go >>> first, the dow started off the week sinking, then soaring back to close before 26,000 for the first time to close right under that key level as volatility today the vix surging 20% even as the markets soared and the ten year yield hit its highest level signs 2013 s. volatility back for good is this a sign we are starting to see cracks in this rally, guy. >> are you grooving over there, guy. >> he is boogying. >> i'm taking it all in. this was my wedding song. >> as it should be. >> lot of people out there, crack, s&p close at an all-time high, russ areal was up. tuesday was a fake out it signalled for me the potential of a short-term top. that lasted eight hours. what is interesting. bob pass any was talking about unperformers and he mentioned materials. i love bob but i don't know what he is talking about because mack moran closed around 20 bucks that's tim's trade for the last six to nine months continues to work i think materials. banks reversed today i think the rally is still intact despite what i think happen on tuesday. >> rally on? >

commercial and residential construction are set to soar this year. and the hiring and spending has already begun. even in december, with much of the nation frozen, the construction industry added 30,000 jobs, according to the labor department. for all of 2017, construction added 210,000 jobs, a 35% increase. construction spending is also soaring, rising more than expected in november to a record $1.26 trillion, according to the commerce department. spending increased across all sectors of real estate, commercial and residential, with particular strength in private construction projects. even contractor optimism is up, to the highest on record. three-quarters of construction firms say they will hire more workers year. the only trouble will be finding those workers. there's a severe shortage of skilled construction labor for buildings, infrastructure, and especially for residential housing. this as demand for housing heats up, supplies sit at record lows, and builders are cash-strapped. >> the cost of construction is going up rap because of repairs and

high-end tequila shares have soared from 2002 to 2016 brad cooper says the deal demonstrates the needo adjust portfolios to be on target with consumer demand as drinke erers shift from beer, rum and vodka patron is facing increasing competition from jose cuervo as well as celebrity-back the brands but diago brought george clooney's brand for $1 billion the rum giant likely saw challenges in the core portfolio and were seeking a stop gap and they found is in patron. back over to you >> patron. i did know that one. i'm annoyed with myself. lovely to have booze news in the morning. >>> the world economic forum's annual meeting is under way in davos, switzerland it brings together heads of state, policymakers, academics the theme this year is creating a shared future in a fractured world. joining us from davos is scott minnow, chairman of investments at guggenheim partners good morning to you. >> good morning to you >> scott, i thought i would start off the back of an amazing move overnight in net fliflix, l us about the tech and the f.a.n.g. names in particular they kicked off this year

of soaring block chain stock sells about eight hundred seventy thousand dollars worth of the shares the head of a small biotech company turned krypto has made hundreds of thousands of dollars in stock sales already john or president c.e.o. and chairman of riaa block chain disclosed in a filing with a us securities and exchange commission that he sold thirty thousand three hundred eighty three shares at a weighted average price of twenty eight dollars and sixty one cents remember the stock of this company called riot blog chain it used to be a biotech company they soared by six hundred percent once they change their name to block chain and their their nasdaq stock symbol to riot from like bio p. . but the fact is that this company right lists three blah.

southern california will see some temperatures soar into 70s. highs tomorrow will be warmer here and in the 50s and 60s with partly cloudy skies. even warmer weather is possible on sunday with offshore winds. some highs could get near 70. fair and dry weather will continue with above normal temperatures well into next week. (grant) singing in unison---a group of protesters rally in support of a mother whose husband was detained by federal immigration officials. that mom says her family is struggling with the sudden detention... particularly her young daughter... who doesn't understand why dad is gone. kron four's terisa estacio has more on the mother's journey and the message... her four year old daughter has for ice agents. (estacio)"fernando came here for a chance to have something better." a mother's painful story - and a fight to keep her family together. on friday, lourdes barraza told a large group gathered in front of federal immigration and customs enforcement or ice headquarters in san francisco about that f