/1 3: denver broncos -- 10/1 4: new england patriots -- 12/1 32:oakland raiders -- 100/1 >> gary: stephanry's dad dell. a pretty good nba player in his day.is also the television analyst for the warriors opponent tonight. the charlotte bobcats. here's dell earlier today. >> pretty big honor >> gary: chicago bulls center joakim noah was fined by the nba for yelling at the officials after he was ejected from a game at sacramento. >> gary: we received one angry e-mail last night that brutalized vicki last night on the air in my treatment of par. i sent it over to vicki and you want to respond and just before i came up i saw the letter dear mabel i see you how you feel that way. the league announced the >> jacqueline: who was it? $15,000 penalty on tuesday. gary and i are gary and i are friends fouls in less than three >> gary: i am going to jump on the silly and try to wake up you old people and our audience. if everyone was the state it would be a pretty dull work world. >> gary: quarter of chicago's 99-70 loss last night. the all-star gestured at thehe apologized for his >> gary: jackie li

stephane is in paris.ane, all the topics aside, just how closely aligned are these two politically? you have obama denying that he's a socialist and you have francois hollande trying to cling to his socialist roots despite his u-turn. >> obviously, we came a very long way since the freedom fries and all the media in france are very much aware of the single of a state visit. it's the first time in 18 years that a french president is invited for a state visit in the united states. but the view in france is that hollande has been rewarded for his position on syria, in iran and on the recent military action necessary africa. france led two military actions to tackle the growing influence of al qaeda and that is something perfectly in line with the strategy from washington. you know, the easy thing with france and the united states is that the two countries are almost twins in revolution. the french revolution was almost at the same time as the u.s. independence. and they are very close historically linked betw

earlier, stephane pa drady caught up with the advertising firm lezi and asked him his thoughts on the deal. >> concentration is the name of the game nowadays. we are showing this with the merger with omnicom. i think what comcast is doing is sensible. and is right. and when you look at the size of the platform, the size of the media onus today, i think the trend will not stop in the next few years. it will continue and that is a necessity for the new world. >> for your business, is it a good thing, for the advertising market? >> you know, we have to adapt to this new world. i think that concentration has some merit. it has also some drawbacks. when you look at the bottom line, at the end of the day, it is extremely positive that we see some great layers in this world and i think it is the sense of the history. >> that was morris levy. the comcast ceo, brian roberts, and time warner cable's ceo rob marcus will be joining david faber in a first on cnbc interview at 7:00 a.m. eastern, that's 1:00 cet mid day if you're gmt. that's all to come. right now, we're an hour and eight minutes in

amy poehler, andy samberg and biggest fan and husband if you saw the famous wedding sequence, stephane are here to take you to the other side. >> we're like a gateway drug like bath salts and meow meow. ♪ it's so hard to say good-bye >> it is my last show and i just want to say being out here with my co-anchors and dear friend and husband is a perfect way to end. this is the job i always wanted and i had the best time and met the best people. i want to thank the crew and cast and especially the writers and lorne and thank you very much. >> take us out. >> i'm amy poehler. >> and i'm stephan myers. >> and i'm seth myers, good night. the annual company retreat. planned, as usual, by this guy. nature lover... people person. ♪ and you put up with it all... because he also booked you a room... at this place. planet earth's number one accomodation site: booking.com booking.yeah! [ cellphones beeping ] ♪ [ cellphone rings ] hello? [ male announcer ] over 12,000 financial advisors. good, good. good. over $700 billion dollars in assets under care. let me just put this away. [ male announcer ]

stephane joins us now from paris with the latest. >> hey, carolin. nearly 600 million euros in 2012, the growth operating profits for acore rose by 2%. the new ceo is confident about the year to come, although it declined to give proper guidance. >> no, i won't give you my -- i will share with you my guidance. we should be able to get stronger results, margins and revenues for the year ahead. we're just cautious. we are doing very well with the notable exception of china, which is still suffering. we're rebounding nicely in australia. we're having great results in south america. and very comfortable results in the middle east. so, no, in terms of the emerging markets, yeah, we have a currency, in fact. but in terms of operations on the ground, we're very comfortable. >> and the lack of precise guidance is having a negative impact on the share price. also in focus, dey none, the french maker of dairy product posted a decline of full year profit below expectations because of the restructuring costs in europe and the cost of recalling some of its baby f

stephane joins us now with the reaction from paris.tephane, this is basically people covering the shorts, isn't it? >> yeah, absolutely. although the announcement this morning was exactly in line with what we were expecting. peugeot is launching a capital hike of under 3 billion euros. 14% stage in the carmaker. and as also, we were expecting the peugeot family would face a dilution, although it's going to invest more than $150 billion euros to maintain a stake of 14%. so we will have three main shareholders for peugeot, dongfeng. it's exactly the speculation, the leaks that we had in the last few days. peugeot reported this morning its full year results. there, there was a bit of disappointment because the loss for the full year was wider than expected. 3.2 billion euros. the average forecast was 1.5 billion euro for the last of on 2013. but still, the deal with dongfeng was really offsetting the disappointment on the earnings. >> stephane, thank you so much for that. joini ining us now in the studi hahol. what do you make of the actu

. >> good evening, commissioners my name is stephan, and i want to talk about not a good hire but a great hire. and what i mean by that is eddie santos is the head of the alu and it is one of those thankless jobs that you get where there is a high volume of new applications and a high volume of transfer application and people want the applications processed but it is a process and it takes time. and i think that he has the right temperament for the job and he has the right leadership skills for the job and it is a job that you have to have a lot of experience because you have to size people and situations up and you have to implement the conditions that are assure that the community is going to be safe and a better place. so i just want to say this, sometimes you g get it and you are just thrilled about it and i think that it has a bright future and to have eddie at the helm and i think that we also need to look at our budgets because of the high volume of work, that that unit has to take on, that he has the resources and the staff to tackle that job and there is a lot on your plate, than

stephane has been there for all of them. hi, stephane. >> hey, ross. the company remained unprofitable for the forty quarter, but it's because of some exceptional items. one of charges for a total of 1.3 billion euros. but still, arcelormittal, if you look at the growth profit, it's actually 3% on the fourth quarter. because of the costs and also thanks to a higher shipment of steel up 4.4% on the quarter. arcelormittal says it's cautiously optimistic for the noou new year and believes europe will grow slowly. for the first time in three years, it's targeting a 3.5% to 4% rise in global steel demand. that's an increase compared to last year where the growth was 3.5%. arcelormittal is targeting a core profit of $8 billion for this year. that's to compare with 6.9 last year and that's roughly in line with the expectations at thompson reuters. on a negative note, the steelermaker believes that the conception growth will slow down into emerging countries, two important ones. one is brazil and the other one is china. that's the reason why it's optimistic, b

. >> he is lobbing it up and this is a move stephan curry made, wes was ahead by 14 points and the east went on to beat them 163-155. >>> a tragic story out of fairfield, police are asking for your help after a 16-year- old girl was shot and killed over the weekend. joining us from fairfield, here is more on neighbor's reaction. >> reporter: yes, good morning. neighbors say they are quite shocked somebody was killed in their backyard, in the apartment you see bee behind me. she was shot to debt and it happened on phoenix drive. they lit call tells and they were called here and investigaters are trying to figure out what she was doing there and who she was with. >> i mean it is sad, i can't believe it happened. out of all people who would think it was her. she was not a bad person or anything, she was good and she was cool. >> reporter: they say she was a good person and they are struggling with the idea that somebody killed her at some a young am age. they some break through and so far they have no description. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> just turning 6:08 we have more details abou

multiple multiple accidents from the when he left citi group to join the obama administration meanwhile stephan selig the former bank of america employee who was tapped to serve as undersecretary for international trade at the part of congress received more than nine million bonus pay as he was nominated to join the administration october i mean should be should anybody be paid nine million bucks by their employers as they go into an administration this is happening under both presidents of both parties for you know basically the better part of a ball forty or fifty years and b. doesn't this raise questions just about the whole negotiating b.p. and secret process all this other stuff. so i think there are two issues here the first issue is that kearney ism is a huge problem here completely right that you know this sort of open door sliding back and forth. from wall street to the head of the administration is a huge problem that's led to all sorts of regulatory advantages for kerney corporations and that's definitely something we should be concerned about but the secondary issue then is if we ca

thank you, stephane. great to talk to you. >>> joining us from hong kong is charles eung, one of the key questions is whether l'oreal can continue what they have been doing for the last decade. the ceo suggested that l'oreal is pulling some of their products and the reaction is negative, what's your take? >> i strongly believe that l'oreal has grown in china and will in the next five to ten years. although give the intense fine competition in china, first we think l'oreal has the brand fort folio from the premium brand to the mainstream brand in china. i believe l'oreal will have a more veered acquisition in the next few years. we think this is a good starting point. the third thing, l'oreal is strong in the hair care sector, be new china we see a huge upside potential for the hair care business in china. so i strongly believe in china l'oreal can main tape the strong growth in china. yeah, i believe so. >> how significant is the other competition you talk about from south korea, i heard that proctor & ga

back to you. >> thanks, stephane.ood work. >>> day four of the sochi olympics brought a shock results in the men's halfpipe. and a landmark first for women's ski jumping at the games. tom mackenzy has more. >> there was no gold for u.s. snowboarder shaun white as he failed to make the podium in the half pipe. white finished fourth. podladtchikov won gold. hirano and taku winning silver and bronze respectively. germany's karina voigt's second jump gave her an aggregate score of 247, nvs to take the gold. is stolz hung on for silver and mattel took of france took bronze, as well. in the medal count, norway surged to first, canada second. >> i'm really enjoying some of the snowboarding tricks. fantastic. >>> still to come, the bank of england and mark carney is about to deliver his quarterly inflation report. we're going to bring you that press conference. as we do so, a reminder of where futures are trading after hour days of gains. futures are called higher again, the s&p by 2 points, the dow by 27 and the fass dak, as

. >> stick around, stephane. more from you. >>> some of the biggest corporates are reporting today in europe. but first, let's take a look at one of the main corporate stories in asia. sony is once again awash in regulation. the electronics business now expects a $1.1 billion loss for the year instead of the $300 million profit it had previously forecast. care horry enjoji joins us now. i know you'll take us through the numbers, but can you explain just what's going on and what was said about the restructuring plan. from what i understand, even if they sell off the the pc business, we're still talking about 4 billion to $5 billion worth of revenue. >> i really think, julia, that you have to put this into context. when you consider the cultural difficulty in laying off people, getting rid of businesses here, selling unprofitable businesses, this is a huge step for sony inc. and it's breaking a lot of cultural taboos. so i think it goes to show how much the restructuring process needed to happen at sony. there are

stephane is in paris. oh, stephane, we thought that francois hollande was building a strategy to be kinder to businesses, a responsibility pact. he's going in the opposite direction. >> i know. but it's not secret that the finance ministry was looking at these internet giants to look at their fiscal optimization policy. this has been going on for three years and focuses on the strategy that google implemented not only for france, but for europe. in 2012, google declared a revenue of $193 million in france and paid $6 million in taxes. they were quoted this morning by the ifs news wire. without being submitted to the french taxes, but according to the fnl finaninance ministry, t unit should pay taxes in the country. the french finance ministry declined to confirm or deny on this report. google cede its company policy never making comments on rumors, so we just have to wait to watch the share price and to wait for -- to have some official announcement from the french finance ministry. over to you. >> and we'

stephan stephanie joins us. there could be less water for everyone. >> reporter: in fact, the feds ac acknowledge this move will affect californians, everyone in the state and impacting prices in everything, and from the amount of produce as foot -- food banks, people are preparing. bracing for a potential blow to business. >> the price would definitely go up. >> reporter: kenny hawker, owner of old world food trucks, say the drought put a dent in his pocket with produce and heat prices costing him more to serve his customers. >> it will affect the price of the food, but it also affects access in quality to the food you want to buy. >> reporter: workers at the san francisco food bank say 50% of what is given here is fresh fruits and veggies and the price could be on the rise in the days ahead. >> produce is something that we really keep an eye on because it's the bulk of what we give to the hungry people. >> reporter: it's not just farmers and produce suppliers, it's supplying millions of homes in the bay area.

the piece written by stephan cohen who teaches at princeton is entitled distorting russia as the american the ukraine. has not been given credit for certain things. the media overstated the terrorist threat in sochi and finally that the situation in ukraine is not being reported accurately either. joins us charles krauthammer and author of the big best seller. you read the article, what's your impression? >> you say to yourself a nation which you correctly identify as a far left magazine has been apologizing for russia way back to the soviet days for decades. at least in the soviet days, even though the defense of the soviets was despicable, it was in some respects understandable if you were a lefty. after all the soviet union was the great hope for socialism and communism. you could say they were liberals in a hurry. they killed a few million, too many people along the way. they broke a lot of eggs to make omelets, but you believed in the omelet, but here you got putin. there is no ideology. there is no ideal that he is presenting. he is not a defender of anything. he doesn't represent a

this is luca and stephan houser. known as two cellos. this is them doing acdc's "thunder struck."♪ rocking cellos. this has gotten 60,000 views since yesterday. >> since yesterday? >> yeah. so, they're really doing an amazing -- they are getting very famous. they performed on "glee" with elton john. red hot chili peppers. >> so talented. back to our cute animal videos that we love to show you. but this one is special. a baby anteater born at staten island zoo in january. his name is m.j. and pretty cool. it has a tongue 16 inches long. >> that little fella has a 16-inch long tongue? >> yeah. that's how it gets its food. >> check that out. that is too cool. staten island anteater. i wonder if he has an attitude. >> i bet he does. >> song time. >>> polka time. >> let's do it. ♪ all the weather all the sco s scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ changes that rolling way too slow that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're ride awake you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun be a pal every anchor every gal ♪ ♪

. >> hello stephan's parents, this is mr. debt wyler.ell, here it is, another entertaining school closing message. ♪ we just got a call ♪ breaking news ♪ school is closed ♪ school is closed ♪ sorry parents for another day ♪ frightening, very very frightening. >> school is cancelled ♪ school is cancelled ♪ because it's cold ♪ so everyone grab a snugy and watch tv ♪ or play the wii ♪ and maybe read! ♪ glrm cancelled tomorrow. we are cancelled tomorrow. cancelled for tomorrow. >> you guys got your snugy? are you ready? thanks for watching "special report." no online show tonight. good night from washington. "on the record" are greta is next. >> congressman paul ryan slamming obamacare. is he calling it the poverty trap. >> create the disincentive for people to work. >> the effect will be severe. as if 2.5 million people had stopped working. >> it allows americans to choose to spend more time with their family or pursue their dreams. >> they do have less of an incentive to work. >> translation? washington is making the poverty trap much wors

stephan cohen for writing article in nation magazine that says the american media is not accurately reportingputin and russia. one of the issues in the article is the trouble in ukraine. today at least 18 people killed in kiev. protesting ukraine's failure to enter the eu and other things. putin does not want that. yet, many crew cranians believe it would help the bad economy in that country. protest getting worse and the government is siding with the descenters because we are a fair program, we invited dr. cohen, the subject of last night's krauthammer segment on this evening. joins us from new york city. all right, doctor. it appears that putin is stifling ukraine do you see it that way? >> no. ukraine is not one country, it's two countries. one leans toward russia and one toward europe. you wouldn't know it from the western press. you tell me why did the european union backed by the obama administration tell ukraine, the democratically elected president whether you like it or not, in november that you ukraine had to choose between russia and the west? that was to precipitate the kind of ci

this is the minister of public safety for canada stephan blainy.is and he says no, we support treatment for drug use. to get these people off drugs. we don't support providing them the means to continue their addiction. and they also say -- he also said we believe law enforcement should enforce the law. this is sanctioned -- what this does, bill, is it sends a signal that this is okay. >> there is no doubt about it? >> also makes the paraphernalia as well as the drugs more available, more open, cheaper. with the state sanctioning it. it's completely outrageous. >> i have a choice. >> how is the war on drugs working out pretty good so far? number one illegal drug use country in the world. >> i don't think it's working out pretty good. put me in charge? >> what are you going to do. >> number one, you sell hard narcotics you get a minimum federal sentence 20 years. >> fine. >> number two? if you are addicted to narcotics, you get treatment mandatory. you have to get it. >> treatment or set in jail. >> you would have to be in a location that is secured

college president stephan black wood talking about his mother who has got this aggressive cancer that'snder control by a medication on her old blue cross, blue shield plan. she -- that plan gets cancelled and she proceeds to go through this just tormenting bureaucratic nightmare into getting obamacare and loses that medication. he says obamacare has accelerated his mother's disease and her death. >> senator harry reid ought to get that guy's phone number. because that is a horror story. not just senator harry reid. cathy lien sebelius secretary we had her tape on when she said that 7 million number. she said she never said that that's ridiculous. what's our source for it? she said it six months ago. it's like they don't even know we have video cameras. >> two bold approaches here. one is sebelius just say forward. just charge forward. the other one try harry reid approach. >> make stuff up? >> honey i said i was going to take out the garbage. i did. i don't understand how it got back in the garbage can. i don't understand. >> it's so bizarre. panel, thank you as always. thank you. >> no

stephan scholz. ms. julianna goldman. the honorable stephanie blake, mayor of baltimore and mr.ent blake. ms. stacey mills. ms. alexandra stanton and ms. donna stanton. [speaking french] >> we are really excited. my first state dinner for my wife and i. i can remember. thank you. honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daug hter ms. hagel. mr. dan barber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kaling and guest. >> what is your french connection? >> what is my connection? >> the honorable nancy pelosi and her daughter. >> this is my daughter jacqueline, she is from texas. she is studying france. >> attorney general eric holder and mrs. holder. >> we hope this relationship will be made better by the dinner. thank you. >> mr. and mrs. peter per bershar. mr. and mrs. james roosevelt, jr. the honorable karen bass and ms. barbara jordan. >> i love paris and i am very honored to be here today. >> dr. jeffrey randall. >> i was responsible for europe in the first term. >> ms. mary j. blige. >> what am i performing tonight? that is a surprise

. >> thank you so much, stephane. we'll check in with you shortly in the show. now we'll look at julius baer down 3.68%. missing profit expectations and it could hit the lower end of its target. carolyn is in zurich, can you explain these numbers, because i saw they are seeing a 34% increase in asset management. so they are seeing a re-shifting and re-focusing of the business. can they justify the premiums still based on these numbers? >> reporter: well, interesting question, this morning i talked to steve about evaluation of a stock, and goldman points out that this stock is trading at a premium to the sector, but goldman says it is justified because of good capital levels, it is very good longer term growth outlook. and key to the growth outlook, of course, is the acquisition and the integration of merrill lynch's international wealth business. that was introduced a year and a half ago, and julius has the work cutout for them in the process of transferring all the assets. as you pointed out, julia, it will be transferring fewer assets from merrill lynch than o

stephane is in paris but the latest on frankfurt for those numbers.re the french carmakers fairing? >> they gained market shares last month showing a 4.7% increase in new car registrations. posted is more than 13% increase in january and that explained the positive market reaction that we have today in paris. there's another reason why we should focus on the car sector in france. peugeot is about to confirm its alliance with the chinese carmaker. yesterday, the members of the family approved the alliance despite the opposition. the chairman of the board. the mranl is now expected to be approved by the vote of the company. the two carmakers are expected to sign mou, a nonbinding agreement today before the official announcement that we are expecting tomorrow when peugeot will vote its full year earnings. over to you. >> for volkswagen, it's quite a surprise. the company has seen a whooping 8.9% higher car registration than a year ago. and that is actually quite surprising across the board. while its premium segment audi cars are up by 8.5%. their value

stephane sat down with the ceo earlier this month and asked him about the numbers. >> the transformationnsform the business model of the group over time. of course, we did that for a certain size which implies big operation of retail asset that's we did all the time, which you put altogether, it's generated by disposal of all the assets all the time. it's not the price to pay. it's creating value in doing this. so no. on a very short-term period, 2013, its has an impact in our accounts because of that. but overall, this transformation has been creating value for the shareholders. kering lower today by 3%. >>> coming up, u.s. investors have been shaking off the winter blues, largely ignoring weaker economic data. will the trade head higher into the weekend? we head to the bond pits in chicago in just a moment. [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts, ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems.

has been bullish and right for the last several years, and trading range is down right bearish for stephane. i think there's reason to be concerned. when we look at what happened today, i think a lot of this rebound over the last week or so was because there were some people out there who thought maybe they're going to taper the taper. the economic news hasn't been that good. i think the minutes today and the comments that we've had over the last several days have really said that the bar is very, very high for the fed to stop tapering and what you saw today was yields going up and the stock market going down. that's not a good combo. >> all right. dr. j, just a quick remark -- we're going to go to phil on tesla but echoing what we heard, we've got stephanie talking about a trading range. brian kelly going i'm not so sure. >> i think what it is is anytime we're watching streets burn in cities around the world, like we have seen in thailand, like we are seeing in the ukraine, people are worried. and i think that put a bid under the vix today and i think the vix continued to rise into the cl

. >> i'm stephan myers. >> and i'm seth myers. good night. >> oh, so sweet.k about the planning committee and nothing else. >> but your constituents -- >> we're done here. >> so as you can see, the congresswoman is not interested in answering to these new damning -- >> have you ever been thrown out of a window, bro, because when i do, i don't open it first. you go down with the glass -- >> i was just trying -- [ mumbling ] >> you're a baby. you're a baby. i'm going to put you in a stroller and buckle you up and throw you down the stairs. this isn't the "untouchables." >> at this point, kelly realized the camera was still on. >> is it still on? >> a passer-by had filmed it with his cell phone, and we can pick it up there. >> is that still on? you filming me? you film -- yeah, you better run! i am congresswoman, and i am invincible. >> she ends up chasing the guy. let alone for under $300. but this asus with windows is lightweight and has everything they need -- not like chromebooks that can't install office or have to be connected to the internet to get much d

overwhelming favorite speed skater shani davis placed eighth in the 1,000 meters, well behind racer stephane davis won the event the previous two olympics. just like shaun white, the third time was not the charm. afterwards, the 31-year-old chicago native seemed crushed, saying, there's no excuse. cheers and flying flags for team's usa and canada nent was game on for the heated rivalry. canada won way 3-2 final score. while this is just a preliminary game, bragging rights were high as the two teams are expected again facing off on thursday. figure pair skating, the russian dream team pulling off a spectacular high-flying routine. the gold medal was an acts of redemption after russia's 2010 floss vancouver. taking back their top stop atop the podium where they had proudly stood the previous 12 straight olympics. huge news, that figure skating win here in russia, and i also got to go back to the second place finisher in the skiing this morning. the american gus kenworthy. he's become a little of a hero, guys, in the athlete's village. he is understandably upset, like many others, about the gov