i'll go do something else, because there's enough entitlement in this world as it is. >> coach swinneyt signed an 8-year contract that will pay three million dollars next season. meanwhile, 86 percent of college football players live below the federal poverty line. >> the reason why we're at a breaking point is that we currently have two economies existing side by side in one structure. you have the coaches are like the wolfiest wolves of wall st. so it's free market run amok. ayn rand would weep with joy at the economic situation for the coaches. but for the players its indentured servitude. >> all i know is, college football is a great opportunity. it's one of the last great things in america that's still teaching young people how to think right, hard work sacrifice... >> it is in a way set up as the modern slavery as far as the type of work we do, what our body goes through, and the type of money we bring in for what we do. real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al ja

petro poroshenko was at the world economic forum in dabo swinney are today and said he wanted russian troops out of ukraine immediately -- petro poroshenko was at the world economic forum in dov -- davos earlier today. >> close the border and withdraw troops from my territory. we have more than 9000 troops of russian federation on my territory. including more than 500 tanks and heavy artillery and armed personal carriers. if this is not aggression, what is aggression? >> moscow has rejected those accusations. lavrov said there's no evidence to suggest any russian troops are inside ukraine at the moment. let's get a reminder of our headlines this hour. france is cracking down on jihad is him. hundreds of police and investigators are being hired to monitor suspects as schoolteachers are being told to put the focus firmly on republican values. signs of a deal to end a violent standoff in yemen. local news is reporting the president has reached a deal with the rebels who have kept him imprisoned in the presidential palace for the last two days. and hopes running high in havana tonight. a

. >> we're live from the world economic forum in dabo swinney:. back to new york for one moment. michael? >>

we are live in dabo swinney lead, i am stephanie ruhle.end you back to new york to talk about the bulletin. olivia sterns has more. >> the ecb. an unprecedented move for the bank. mario draghi committed the ecb 201 trillion dollar bond buying program to fight off deflation. they will buy assets at a rate of $70 billion a month until september 2016. not everyone was in favor of quantitative easing. germany was opposed. nature banks will cut more jobs this year according to 83% of those responding to a bloomberg global appeal -- a bloomberg mobile -- bloomberg global poll . pricing its ipo after the market closed. chairs we offered at a discount. that is assigned that the box faces stiff competition. it is still not showing a profit. turning to pro football. new england coach bill belichick says he's is not know anything about the deflated footballs. the nfl is investigating the ball's used in the championship conference game. the nfl has found that 11 of the 12 foot walls were deflated. -- >> i knew i didn't want to talk about it in a last

. >> we're live from the world economic forum in dabo swinney:. we need to take you back to new york for one moment. michael? >> for existing home sales, it is not bad. we were expecting that much. existing home sales have been a problem for the past year or so. we have not gotten what we want to see. we are seeing a much better than we expected number for the month. single-family homes posted a fairly strong gain. the supply of the market dropped significantly, of course this is wintertime, 24.1 months to 5.1. prices will continue to rise. we'll over the $5 million mark. that is good news as well. this will set the stage for reasonable 2015 if we continue. pending home sales have suggested we will. we start off with good news. >> michael mckee in new york city with the latest on u.s. economic data. more coming to you from switzerland. plus, a special guest. we'll be looking for that legacy of the late saudi king abdullah. and his nephew. we will talk about the legacy of his uncle, and stephanie, answering questions about the future of saudi oil p

heading to dabo swinney warning about the grain gap.out of china checking in briefly with the markets. david? >> a fairly volatile session. what started out as a slow trading session, we are now looking at mostly green. shanghai up over 1%. now spiking above 118. gains across asia. we are at a regional benchmark. volumes are heavy. 60% higher since the turnover compared to what we are used to seeing this time of day. the moment, this is what we have. back to you. >> looking at these gdp numbers being released by chinese authorities, what have we got? >> the numbers flashing on the screen right now gdp coming at 17.3%, better than estimates. basically the same pace of growth as an third quarter. fourth-quarter gdp grew 1.5% from the third quarter, better than expected. what you are really watching for our details on sect oriole break down. we want to see these numbers go up. the second quarter was 7.5%. >> in terms of what we have with the prediction of the government this time in last year, what are we looking at? >> i want to put acros

please sat on that consequentially think you're in the capital as it rained outside in john swinney walked up the stairs while the largest global corporations commanded a central command rules from the base of the capitalist cell. america will remember this night and we have remember. the people we represent remember remember. we know this is a big struggle and we know this is our moment to stop fast-track and the outsourcing of millions of more jobs from this country. since nafta passed this is an incredible figure. the united states has wrapped up $9.5 trillion in trade deficits. we have a big chart to show that somewhere in this room and a loss of 47 million 500,000 outsourced jobs. the workers in northern ohio have seen the loss of over 5 million manufacturing jobs and wages have dropped for the average family $7000 a year. i have stood in places along with my colleagues like ohio and michigan avenue in the maquiladora in northern mexico where tried to out of buffalo relocated windshield wiper manufactured and we visited the homes of mexican workers who worked for a penny wage, penny w