. >>> and terrell owens stopped by our studios today and taking his talents to a new arena, we'll tell you how he is stepping up his fashion game. >>> well, double scan live radar showing another round of rain pushing in tonight and bringing us a taste of spring before winter returns this weekend. ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. >>> independence mall is a major tourist destination in philadelphia. but we have learned about a new attraction today. this is all about faith and the american experience. "action news" reporter katherine scott has the story. >> coming to independence mall fall of 2018 the final and liberty discovery center the $60 million private center will be built on the first floor of the wells fargo building. >> there is

jarred terrell. the rams would shoot 16 of 30 from beyond the arc st. joe's lose my 30.d. >> coach don't like that. >> not at all. >> thank you. >>> the card that will take selfies >>> selfie generation take photo, there's a car of the future. >>> chrysler's new concept car includes an interior camera for the selfies. that's not all. the car boasts the minivan is self driving. facial and voice regular in addition technology and the audio zone allows them to listen to their own music. kate? >>> a frigid winter weekend is on the way. temperatures at or below freezing saturday and sunday, little blustery on sunday, one thing to watch on saturday is the system moves off the coast could clip the shore points. you definitely will need the my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. my whole family wants to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. >>> late show with stephen colbert follow

jarred terrell. the rams would shoot 16 of 30 from beyond the arc st. joe's lose my 30. not good. >> coach don't like that. >> not at all. >> thank you. >>> the card that >>> selfie generation take photo, there's a car of the future. >>> chrysler's new concept car includes an interior camera for the selfies. that's not all. the car boasts the minivan is self driving. facial and voice regular in addition technology and the audio zone allows them to listen to their own music. kate? >>> a frigid winter weekend is on the way. temperatures at or below freezing saturday and sunday, little blustery on sunday, one thing to watch on saturday is the system moves off the coast could clip the shore points. you definitely will need >>> late show with stephen colbert follow by the late late show with james cordon, morning show back from 4:30 to 7 >> i'm jordan reed, we're always on at cbsphilly.com. >> have a good night family and sleep well. >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for tai cheng, brought to you by beachbody. >> wow, joy, look at these people! they love you

alexa, who is terrell owens? >> terrell owens is former american football wide receiver. >> that's it? okay. >> that's all she has to say. she didn't want to say get your popcorn ready? >> do your eastbound in the driveway, whatever? hey, what's going on, steve? >> reporter: ten hours and counting for this fire, about an hour away, off the quakertown exit. bob kelly has been telling you b and we'll update you. fios in the house! //www.ev] dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle! it's tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check that. oh snap. that x1 voice remote is crunk! and it lets me search with the sound of my voice. what should i watch? things have come a long way since you got fios. [nervously laughs] what's fios? fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity x1 will change the way you experience tv. >> massive fire in lehigh count. >> i first day of school for some philadelphia children. how the new soda tax is providing a new opportunity, for thousands of student. >> what do you do when your

meg terrell takes a look. >> reporter: uncertainty in the drug industry is as high as ever. the focus for 2017 will continue to be on drug prices, the fda, and m&a. here is what to expect. first, pricing pressure. donald trump says he's going to bring drug prices down. he could look to legislation to do it but most likely it will be continued public pressure on drug companies. expect also increasing scrutiny of the rest of the health care system with mounting pressure on middle men like pharmacy benefits managers. next, an eye on fda. after two years of historic highs on new drug approvals, medicine cleared in the u.s. sank to six-year lows in 2016. 2017 brings multipiecle pieces legislation on how we price drugs. finally, investors' hopes for a biotech rebound rest on a trump tax hiday. big pharma companies own billions in cash overseas. the expectation is if they bring it back, they'll gobble up smaller companies. on buyers' wish list, companies working on drugs for cancer and rare diseases, seen as more insulated from pricing pressure. for "nightly business report," i'm m

much more from my one on one with terrell owens tonight on "action news" sports sunday at 11:45. mike missanelli joins me live in the studio as well. >>> at the end of the november eagles/packers had the exact same record. one team went one way, green bay went the other. packers playing for a shot of the nfc tied will game tonight right now they are up up eight in dallas at the half. >>> andy reid one of the winningest coaches in history will try to get another one tonight when his chiefs host pittsburgh steelers. reid who is 19-two all time following a bye week will face his arch nemesis bill belichick and patriots in the afc title game if they get a win in the divisional round. >>> finally college hoops, lasalle going for their fourth straight win against george washington today. how about the second half, jordan price, basket and the foul. twenty-three for him. lasalle up big right now in the second half, they are going for their sixth win, in their last seven games. lasalle is streaking in the right direction as we head hopefully into march madness. >> sound good, thanks, jef

how about terrell owens. t.o. is also a finalist. t.o. and dawk ready for the call to the hall.s got back goalie michael noyberg. i'm john clark. we're right back. e. a photo of you opening the safe. a post using the hashtag "#justrobbedthesafe" so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bunch of money on car insurance. excellent point. case dismissed. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance woo! because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. it's not one thing we do. it's they thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of ameca in philadelphia. the evolutioof cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts appointments available now. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes

terrell owens says reed is the best coach he has played for.e also says eagles quarterback, carson wentz, giving him high praise. telling he can be better than great. >> with carson, the sky's the limit. but he's only going to be as good as the people around him. and who they draft and put on the field. to come in as a rookie under these circumstances, it has to be frustrating. you know, for me, looking at what he's done and understand he has a receiver struggling, only so much he can do. >> t.o. tells me the eagles need, you guessed it, more receivers. much more from my one-on-one on action news sports sunday at 11:45. mike will join me live in studio. >>> have the flyers hit rock bottom? even wayne simmons said today i don't know how much worse it can get. you can say that again, wayne. the flyers lost 11 of the last 1437 winless on the road over the last month. continue to head down a bad road in washington. third period is a disaster. 90 seconds in, former flyer, justin williams. less than two minutes later, matt niskanen. and then again. l

. >> meg terrell. ka treen bosley. meg? >>. >> one of the hottest new technologies. can explain what this is. >> i'd like to introduce you to this. that's what this technology is all about. the idea is pretty straightforward though. what if you could repair broken jeans. dna is at the root cause of who we are. if there's serious diseases, our goal with this technology is to repair those broken jeans. >> tell us about this. >> this is one of ours. >> this is our first program into clinical. they are going to file an imd this year. the program is to treat a form of genetically driven blindness and our approach with editing the gene that causes blindness would be to try to arrest the progress of that disease. we hope to bring that into clinical development later this year. >> do you have a question? >> i'm just fascinated by this as megan will confirm. i'm into dna anyway, but the editing of this. do you wait for the symptoms to show or do you know ahead of time that somebody has a predilection for this disease because of dna testing? i mean, how is that going to work?

and jeff skversky has sports with sixers and phillies and former player terrell owens turning over a new leaf with a new career panel perhaps. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. >>> breaking news right now chopper 6 hd live over west oak lane there is a shooting there at 5:30. near baldwin and sharpknack streets, police have a victim the man they picked up and rushing to albert einstein medical center who was shot. they are scouring for witnesses or any video to see what happened here. a shooting in the west oak section. no word on a motive. >>> time for sports and jeff is here and the sixers have a game tonight and you may see spike lee at the wells fargo center. >> you will see derek rose he will be in knicks uniform and starting. sixers lost nine of ten and need a win to move up in the standings. you say there is a chance. sixers big man joel embiid says the sixers have a chance at the playoffs. time

investigators say 18-year-old terrell anthony norman used a silver jeep to scope out shopping centers all across san jose. the suspect would then follow specifically older asian women out of the parking lot back to their homes where he would rip the purses away and sometimes shove them to the ground in the process. women we spoke with say they are now on heightened alert. >> when i get in the car, i lock my car right away. >> be aware of the people that surround me. he was arrested before christmas. >>> the calm before the next storm. drying out before we get drenched again. we are going to see chilly temperatures in between. we may have a freeze for parts of the inland area. it's 34 in the north bay. san francisco, 45 degrees. we'll talk about how cold can it gets and how much rain is coming up in the microclimate forecast. >> they say it pays to wake up early. it clearly does on the roads. no major accidents at the moment. westbound to the bay bridge 8 months. and to the san mateo bridge, 12 minutes. >>> they see something they cannot believe. why search crews are working there this

meg terrell covers the space. though, eamon javers on the north lawn with the latest in washington. >> hi, scott. this was a fairly scripted affair here at the white house with the pharma executives and that's probably good news for the industry. you saw the president there reading off of a piece of paper, some prepared remarks. that kept his off the cuff remarks to a relative minimum. you didn't see the president get in anybody's face here. you didn't see him tweeting at any of these specific executives pep he said he wanted them to get their prices down. here's what he had to say. >> you folks have done a terrific job over the years, but we have to get prices down for a lot of reasons. we have no choice. for medicare, for medicaid, we have to get the prices way down. >> you saw the president go around the room talking to each of the ceos of each of the drug companies. they had an opportunity to introduce themselves. the ones that were headquartered in the united states talked about how many employees they had he

now let's get out to meg terrell at the jpmorgan health care conference. meg, over to you. >> hey, thanks so much. joining us now is allergan ceo brent saunders, chairman and ceo. >> thanks for having me. >> only a year ago you were sitting here next to the pfizer ceo because you were planning on merging. it's been quite a year for allergan. tell us abs the transformation and where you stand now. >> i think 2016 for allergan was probably one of the most profound transformations any pharmaceutical company has gone through, perhaps even over a ten-year period. we had the failed murg we're pfizer. and then we sold kind of the chassis of our business, our generics business to teva including distribution business for $41 billion. that closed in august. so a real strong transformation. we, i think, operationally performed really well. medical aesthetics business never did getter. eye care business did strong. but yet the stock was a disappointment for us in 2016. >> what do you think is the key to turn that around this year? >> i think it's about execution. it's

. >>> former teammate, terrell owens is a nominee as well. played a major role in the championship run that ended with a loss to patriots in super bowl 39. to made six pro bowls in career. second all time in receiving yards and third in receiving touchdowns. >>> next at six covering break news in lehigh valley. fire burning out of control at a greenhouse. >> just look at these flames. nbc 10 live on the scene. gathering new information about the damage as firefighters work to put the fire out. >>> all new at six. nbc responds to one woman's vacation disaster. resort goes out of business leaving her paid up with no place to go. three minutes before six right now. 44 degrees outside. my cancer started as ovarian cancer and it kept coming back in different places. we went from everything being fine to everything not being fine. i really needed someone who could think outside the box. we did the genomic testing pretty early in christine's course. with our treatments we've had great success for her. they gave me treatment options i didn't know abo

. >> former eagle terrell owens participated on the fanatic 97.5 at a brazilian steak house.s were treated to dinner and a q&a session with the outspoken receiver. he helped the eagles get to the super bowl. he's a finalist for the nfl hall of fame. >>> coming up in sports the, flyers return to home ice tonight at the wells fargo center. see if the orange-and-black could pull off a third win in a role. plus joel embiid's lost start at the all-star game was tonight. the rookie sensation hoping to make the eastern conference reserve list. find out next in sports. >>>, i'm amy fadool from csn. the flyers played their third game in five nights. this one back home on ice following two wins on the road. the orange-and-black looking to make it three in a row against the maple leafs tonight. this little guy was ready to battle. look at him, he's tough. flyers taking full advantage of the home ice. orange and black pounce on the turnover. the breakaway. yeah, the all-star puts it in. 21st of the season for the wayne train. 1-0 flyers. leafs tied in the the second so it's 1-1 in the th

. >>> terrell owens, appeared live on 97.5 the fanatic to talk about his time in philadelphia. he joined the eagles in 2004 and led the team to its first super bowl appearance in 20 years and believed if he had caught more passes, the eagles would have won the super bowl. and said that eagles fans are the most passionate he ever played around and the class of 2017 for the nfl hall-of-fame will be announced on february 24th. >>> a family is rescued from their own home when a landslide comes crashing down. we'll be right back. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a million bucks. it's a real game changer. (giggles) keep on scratchin' >>> dangerous weather is wreaking havoc on the west coast from flooding to several feet of snow. in southern california unrelenting rain turned roads into rivers and thousands are forced from their h

for nightly business report, i'm meg terrell. >> pat the final part is what is being done about the escalating prices and what could slow the epidemic of drug overdose. to read more about the issue on our website, it is a problem a public health crisis. >> it absolutely is. >> in many, many places. >> they have done a great job. i can't wait to see number three tomorrow. that will do it for us tomorrow. i'm sue herera. >> have a great evening, everybody. see you back here tomorrow. >> nightly business report has been funded in part by hss. >> our valued principles are patient first and we want to deliver the highest quality care. >> the goal of creating and sustains value is all about putting the patient at the center of the equation. >> the purpose of this organization is to help people get back to what they need and love to do. elaine: young simon bright, he's killed himself. frances found the body when she was jogging up by the old air field. man in blue: he received a fairly hefty blow with some sort of blunt instrument. barnaby: has that girl got anything to do with this? laura sharp. get

. -- por el momento, terrel anthony norman de 22 aÑos, ha sido arrestado bajo sospecha de uno de estosa / ots --los agentes del alguacil del condado de santa clara tratan de detener a un sospechoso en cupertino, quien supuestamente choc una patrulla con un auto robado... take vo / lorena --de acuerdo con los oficiales, el auto roba en 2016 ha sido recuperado pero el sospechoso huy a pie.. --el accidente ocurri en el bulevar sterling y la avenida barn- hart a las 5 de la tarde, cuando los oficiales realizaban un control de seguridad... vo lorena -- inmigrantes hispanos se convirtieron en el blanco de ladrones en iowa. malhechores apvechan cudo los inmigrantes, que en su mayoa no hablan ingles, cobran sus cheques de sueldo. -- los incidentes se registraron el la ciudad de burlington......per o las autoridades temen que los robos se extiendan a comunidades vecinas. lorena /take vo --los que cuenten con daca tienen la opcin de solicitar una autorizacin para viajar fuera del pas siempre y cuando la razon de su viaje sea por cuestin laboral, educativa o humanitaria... --pero a pesar de que l

terrell owens is also a finalist. the elect teas will be announced super bowl weekend. a lot of people would say he deserves it. >> weapon x. fun to watch. a massive manhunt is under way for an escaped rhode island inmate accused of child sexual assault. >> could janet jackson be a growing trend of the 50-year-old mother. we'll explain. >> paul ryan admits he does not know what the dab is. during lawmakers swearing in ceremonies yesterday ryan became confused when congressman roger marshall's son attempted the popular pose during a photograph. it's a dance move popularized by football star cam newton. the house speaker asked the teen if he needed to sneeze and then asked him to put his arm down. marshall wrote on twitter that he grounded his son for the stunt. [laughter] >> i don't know if he should have gotten grounded. >> you guys know what it is, right? >> even my little kids know what it is. >> my son doesn't. >> it's sweeping the nation. >> one congressman at a time. >> let's take a look outside right now shown you what it looks like in southwest philadelphia. you

of it will naturally continue to slide off as for the rest of the red especially those who use the terrell on a weekly basis. >>steve: phil st. paul tombolo for park previous which tries such a for the honor but could not find the person or any other information so far. >>pam m: move toward down the string to make it easier she was taken to hospital to get checked out viewers said this is coleman avenue at about 8:00 this morning river is roaring this reminder you to share your storm pictures and video with us through the mobile application just choose the reported option. >>steve: the city's emergency will be in effect until saturday. this. >>reporter: we have a serious situation where the winter storm warning in this year until thursday its lighter but we will see the snowfall picking up once again, we've already seen the feet of snow over the past several days a closer look with the rain fall in the north to bay san rafael will continue to see more rain off the coast as we go to the rest of tonight you will notice until the overnight hours you start to see more of this rain cushing in.

meg terrell brings us that exclusive interview in just a bit.l be right back. ckngraco >>> markets pulling further from dow 20,000, but futures pointing to a rebound at the opening bell. we'll check in with a 30-year veteran of the barron's round table. >>> just ten days until president-elect trump officially takes office. confirmation hearings set to begin today and house republicans are working to roll back regulations. we'll talk to the man leading the charge, house majority leader kevin mccarthy. >>> plus, decoding the human genome for just $100. dna sequencing pioneer illumina. the ceo will be here to explain as the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm joe kernen along with melissa lee and andrew ross sorkin. this is not your chair at 5:00. >> this is my precise chair, my precise position. i will just stay here all day long. >> you don't

he targeted more than a dozen people. 18-year-old terrell anthony norman used his silver jeep to scope occupy shopping centers across san jose. he would follow old her asian women out of the parking lot to their homes where he allegedly ripped their purses away and shoved them to the ground. women are now on heightened alert. >> the thing when i get into the car, i lock the car right away. >> i be aware of the surroundings. >> all crimes happened between october and december. they are hoping to talk to anyone else who may be a victim. >> an autopsy has revealed all six bullets struck him from behind. witnesses claim he was shot while running from officers. >>> happening today also in san francisco, members of the city's police department are partnering with the university of san francisco for a two-day law enforcement symposium. it is an annual event that includes police personnel from all across the country. the theme is accountability and use of force. today's discussions get under way 8:. >>> representative tphers san francisco will start to see changes in the coming days meant to s

. >>> terrell owens has been named as one of 15 finalists for the football hall of fame. there are so many good moments. celebrating on the star in dallas. that's my quarterback, the news conference, did the situps in his drove way, finished his 15-year career. >>> the warriors will break ground on their new san francisco arena in two weeks. it's tuesday, january 17 with an eye toward opening for the 2019 season. they made history once again, first team in the nba to win 30 of their first 35 games for three consecutive seasons. put that in perspective, last year five nba teams didn't even reach the 30-win mark. that was for the whole year. kevin durant says this is an accomplishment because the warriors are getting their opponents' best effort every single night. >> we know we're going to get everybody's best shot. they're going to get up first. and that makes us better. >> honestly, i'm concerned about our team and what we do. and we watch, you know, weatch tape of every team that comes in here. but big picture wise, i'm no longer a tnt analyst, so i don't pay any attent

meg terrell. the broader market has improved a little over the last few minutes into the close. consumer staples just kicking into positive territory. the next group negative. dow down 142 you coming up, very exciting, talking stock with zock and block next. coanacteinth >>> very exciting. i don't know if we're going to make this a new segment. it sure has the makings of that that we are calling block and zock. i guess we should do it alphabetically. we have block and zock. there's zock and block on stock. that would be joe zock, tokyo asset management on the right-hand side with michael block from rhino trading partners. a segment has been born, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> we're in your hands. >> stocks. why the selloff today, michael? you're the nerdy type that watches the market on a daily basis. i'm going to read tomorrow morning -- i mean that in an affectionate way. >> i'm going to read tomorrow morning in your missive what this was all about. >> thanks, bill. what's going on here is we've seen a little crack in confidence on the trump administration. they're focused on im

terrell owens started with the 49ers playing from '96 to 2003, before wearing out his welcome moving on the philadelphia. the 2017 hall of fame class will be announced on february 4th, the day before the super bowl. inductions will take place on august 5th in canton,ohio. >>> a 6-year-old was missing for hours. where he was found was surprising and where he was finally found. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> 2017 bottle rock concert is going to be ars announced the l, maroon 5, come petty and the heartbreakers, and the foo fighters. apparently a big draw for music stars an the public. three-day passes for the may event will start at $309, up $20 from last year. and last year, if i remember correctly, it was sold out. >> very popular event. >> seeing the food in there, i'm sf starving tonight. >> dinnertime. >>> we're tracking heavier pockets moving into the peninsula with the storm ranger mobile doppler radar, heavier rain in the south. likely causing airport delays at sfo. san jose, moderate rainfall so far. but look at that heavy band offshore moving in in the next two to now hours. ev

. >> for the second straight year, tomorrow early eagle terrel owens is also a hall of fame finalist.run down the headlines and stories following throughout the day. >>> murder to manhunt to courtroom. what's ahead for south jersey man accused of killing wife. >>> educating in a new way. the fresh start ahead today for children in philadelphia. >>> breaking news in lehigh valley. this greenhouse fire start eed burning at 8:30 last night. it's now out. metal roof collapsed. manager reports millions of dollars in damage. no one was hurt. philadelphia police looking for the person who shot a man in his apartment in holmesburg. victim found shot in the head in a bedroom. police say another room appears to be have been ransacked. no signs of a break in. >>> developments in two murder cases we've been following. man accused of killing wife in front of children is expected to face a judge this jeremiah is accused of stabbing her in her home last month. captured last monday. >>> second case is jersey shore where a man is accused of stoning another man to death faces an arrangement. arrested t

>>robin w: track of this move that is what we like to seeing in the terrell out of union city fremont and on to milpitas a nice ride on into the south than. >>darya: it was discovered on tuesday but no sign of harm since then her parents and volunteers have been looking all along the creek a mass searches also planned for tomorrow morning if the shares off as it spent about hundred professional searchers and rescue workers as well as come the volunteers. >>darya: there or where in by the term of the border to the rise made that decision correction officers at the jail will also wear these cameras the decision comes almost a year- and-a-half after three guards and a santa clara county jail accused of beating the mentally ill inmate to death they face murder and assault charges one conscious of the rise as the cameras will protect the public against also misconduct and protect the officers against unfounded allegations that is pointing the squirt the arms were in a sea squirts the president's figure most of the students took this as a joke of the school district is not laughing. >>darya

meg terrell is at cnbc global headquarters and we have michael ye. team coverage. eamon, you start us off. >> reporter: bill, we just saw this play out from the white house. president trump convening his panel of experts on cyber security to talk about this executive order that we believe he is likely to sign later this afternoon. president trump saying ultimately that a lot of this is going to be based on interaction with the private sector in terms of hospitals, power plants, the electrical grid, all of the above. here's what the president had to say a few moments ago at the white house. >> i will hold my cabinet secretaries and agency heads accountable, totally accountable for the cyber security of their organization of which we probably don't have as much, certainly not as much as we should have. we must defend and protect federal networks and data. >> now the president and his team here at the white house making the point that this is different than what's been done in the past. they are raising the level of cyber security up to the agency head level. let me w

t: you concede the tell lies of the cars headed southbound not a problem there is puddling saying terrelleing to show you how hard it is coming down to conceive the mustang and all the water that is being kicked up by his or her tires. >>darya: it opened around 830 in the morning yesterday on northbound minor road the fire crews say this is about 15 ft. deep to sue airlines will broken when it opened in minor road it was heavily used it could take awhile to repaired because of the size. >>darya: driver to discover the sinkhole where a to stop no one drove into it and no one was hurt. >>mark: this was a scene in turn bill where it is 37.8 ft. last nine. >>darya: the water is starting to go down after they had to leave their homes we brought you this live if yes today the situation with strong winds and heavy rain major flooding in the area of 59 people had to be evacuated. çááárobináááÑ robin traffic tease. . . >>mark: more rain to come hopefully no more landslides. >>james: the short answer is yes we will see an end to the rain but it will not happen until this evening is still going to b

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first year of eligibility, 2017 class will be announced on february 4th, former eagles bid receiver terrell owens is also one of the finalists. >> coming up at had 30:00, you can call her the $20 million news woman. >> megyn kelly leaving fox for nbc. and last night, she talked about her departure that we will share with what exactly she had to say about make that move. >> developing overnight massive blaze destroys millions of dollars worth of greenhouse equipment. we have live report coming up. >>> also ahead this morning, the search is on for the men who attacked a man after he used a atm, the chilling words the victim told the victim right before they used a brick to take him down. >> retired wwe star jimmy super fly snook an off the hook for murder. why a judge decided to dismiss his murder trial. >>> great to have you with us everyone on this wednesday, able i'm thomas drayton. >> i'm karen hepp, love having everyone back. >> the gang is all here. hail hail the gang's all here. >> getting through the week. good to see you, bob. >> got to sound more exciting for that. >> i don't know i

it may take a long time to terrell us. -- only criticism we had a the only criticism we have expressed are moving slowly. but the government has been forthcoming with the school fiscal reform moves. we are on the right path, but it may take a while before we see dividends. joe: brazil had a phenomenal 2016. one of the best performing currencies. it overvalued, undervalued? riau is getting overvalued. we are that to the levels of 2014. the average inflation is higher than the trading partners of brazil. scarlet: inflation is now below 7% in the first time in two years, does that give the central enough time to do what it needs to do? >> we are nearing a three-year long recession and it is still at a questionable 6%. it gives you an idea of how generalized inflation became in brazil. but now inflation expectations have realigned and the currency is no longer a central issue. that is for the central bank to introduce a new monetary policy. in 2016, rates are still very high in an economy trying to wrestle an economic depression. joe: one thing you mentioned when we were talking about mexi

. >> meg terrell. >> hi, guys. we do have breaking news deal news this morning.ce for deal making, japanese drugmaker buying for $24 a share, 75% premium from where it closed last year, enterprise value of $5 billion. it has been in the news. it makes leukemia drugs, also developing a lung cancer drug. this is a hot area where companies are looking to acquire companies. people will be very happy with this news this morning. we understand it's halted right now expected to open 8:30 eastern. stay tune for news and interviews, including this hour byron ceo. speculation it might be taken out and now it has been. back to you. >> i know all these guys. david baltimore and phil sharp's company when they were on the fifth floor, mit and center for cancer research. both nobel laureates by the way. they were involved in one of the founders of ariad. 20 years ago and now it's going. >> more than 20 years. yeah, it's been around a long time. people wondered when it would be acquired because it has some very high value assets in cancer drugs. >> all right. >> do you dare me t

. >> jenkins and playwright terrell alvin mccraney both grew up in liberty city, they know the neighborhoodre the film takes place. >> this is the elementary school that we went to at different points in times of our lives. >> mccraney wrote the original script on which barry jenkins based "moonlight." they lived a few blocks from each other but didn't actually meet until they began work on the movie. while mccraney is gay and jenkins is straight they put a lot of themselves into the story. >> don't get up, brother. >> it happened in that space. it was probably one of the most terrifying moments for me because it was always, you just never knew what was going to happen. >> so lunch time could be a terrifying time for you? >> never time for eating. >> mccraney works is mcarthur genius grant recipient and jenkins share something terrible in common. both of their mothers were crack users, both women became hiv positive as result. >> i do know there was a deep pain that she was trying to hide. >> you going to sell me rocks. >> naomi harris has portrayed a sea goddess and winnie mandela among ot

meg terrell is now joined by their ceo. >> tim wentworth, ceo of express script is joining us.hanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> with the outcry over the epi-pen you've brought into the conversation about drug prices. do you feel that your business model is under attack? >> no question that folks twoont attack our business model for their own reasons. epi-pen is job one because of that. our business model is all about making drugs affordable, accessible to our patients, epi-pens included, by the way. the challenge with something like an epi-pen is when the prices are going up like that, we have to do our job and find a way to create competition and bring them down. in the case of the epi-pen we didn't have ability to create competition. >> when the epi-pen competitor was on the market, their list prices were comparable and maybe one came in above the other. do you benefit when a competitor comes in and sets the list price higher? >> our clients benefit when we a competitor comes in and we can force both to compete. hepatitis c, a far more complex story. patien

meg terrell, what more? >> just a few minutes ago the ftc saying mallinckrodt will pay $100 million to settle charges that it illegally maintained a monopoly on acfar. a court order will require they grant a license to develop a competitor to the drug to treat the same indications, to a licensee approved by the commission. so the charges here were that quest corp. which mallinckrodt acquired, acquired a drug to compete with acfar and took it off the market to create the up monopoly. saying they repeatedly raised the price from $40 a vial in 2001 to an 85,000% increase. companies saying it reached the settlement. getting the details from the ftc. quite a day for mallinckrodt. >> imagine if a shareholder wasn't paying attention all day. >> i'm not sure it's better if they are paying attention. >> thank you, meg. >>> joining us as we head to the close. mark lehman from jmp security. and kevin from washington, crossing advisers, out there somewhere. we were talking sectors. those that were doing well during the

our own meg terrell joins us along with merck ceo ken frazier. >> kelly, thanks so much. frazier, thanks for joining us. >> always great to be with you. >> i want to start out by talking about what's been going on in drug pricing. you're working on some incredible things for human health. at the same time the drug industry's reputation couldn't be worse. president-elect trump's focus on drug prices. how do you explain that tension and what the drug industry needs to do better to improve its reputation. >> i think the first thing we have to realize is we're at a very exciting inflection point in terms of innovation. medicines that are coming to market on hepatitis c, medicines coming to the market in cancer, alzheimer's are really incredibly important to our society because those are illnesses that could bankrupt our society if we don't get good solutions to them. as it relates to pricing, i think you have to figure out what the valid value proposition is for each medicine. i think it's hard to talk about it across generic, specialty medicines, primary care medicines. at m

what the new secretary of the treasury said we like the strong dollar long term, not short terrell. they're doing nuances in the words they are using that are making big differences. >> sara, you have to put money to work here. do you play what's getting us here with energy and materials and banks, or you know, where are you putting money to work right now? >> there is obviously some energy we have in there. that's a good place to be for the moment. with oil where it is and where some of the dividend yields are, that's not a bad place to be. one place that makes sensors that go into autos and other things, a lot of industrial applications. there are areas that can grow with auto may be slowing down in terms of growth. >> the president or his team has indicated this road map, let's call it, to go with infrastructure plans. bernstein saying buy cemex when they're building the wall. are you translating this into getting ahead of this with some investments? >> some of the investments have taken the information and run hard and quickly with it. you have to wait and see. the senate came o

bacardi seen the teamsters terrell this move. what are we looking at? the upside down world. >> it is. we all know. if we back away, japan and china both direct carriers to trade. japan will take our agricultural projects would make it to the poor and nitpick until they brought. and we know these problems if the us. they subsidize their industry. they steal our intellectual property. that all goes on and that should stop. i agree with the president 1000% on that. one thing i don't know how you do, you can't tax one company. it's unconstitutional. you can't tax one person. you can't tax one company because they moved their plan. donald trump should know. he's worked with foreign hotels. sometimes it makes sense for a company to build the plant morales because they do business all around the world. the most important part from my perspective is that we are going to cut regulation and cut tax rates by willing companies to invest here or stay here we win. not by punishing them. and also we can win again in china and japan to play fair. i do agree with that.

meg terrell joins us now with that story. it's interesting. >> it is interesting.s a combination of two of the biggest trends in health care we're seeing right now. rising drug prices and the staggering numbers on the opioid crisis. if you look at the number of opioid deaths in the united states, they've been on the rise in the last few years, driven by a use in increase in heroin and synthetic opioids like fentanyl. of course, as you mentioned, joe, overdoses from heroin have surpassed deaths from gun homicides in the united states. in total, more than 33,000 people in the u.s. die from opioid overdose a year. that's 91 people a day. so the numbers are just huge. but there is a drug that can reverse opioid overdose. public health experts call this a miraculous drug. it can bring somebody back within seconds. here's a quick look at how it works. the class of drugs called opioids includes illegal drugs. they work with receptors in the brain. but those are also implicated in important functions like breathing. if they become overwhelmed by too many opioids, the body

we're joined by meg terrell and dominic caruso, the chief financial officer of johnson & johnson, alsober of the cnbc global cfo council. meg, start us off. >> thank you. dominic, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> we got to start off by asking you, of course, about your ceo's meeting yesterday at the white house with donald trump. this is a president who just two weeks ago said the pharma industry is getting away with murder about its pricing. what can you tell us about that meeting? >> sure. well, thanks for having me on today. before i get into that, let me comment about our earnings this morning, which i thought were very strong for the year. we grew our top line at an accelerated rate versus the prior year. strong u.p.s. growth of 8.5%. a strong shareholder return for 2016 in excess of 15%. we're excited about that. we're excited about the momentum we built moving into 2017. you're right. our ceo along with other ceos met with the president yesterday. they talked about a variety of things, and we're very excited about working together with the administratio

your organization is terrell. >> let us ask a question sir. >> quiet. quiet. >> mr.elect, can you say category, can you give us a question. >> don't be rude. i'm not going to give you a question. i'm not going to give you a question. >> can you state categorically -- >> you are fake news. steve: the reason he said they are fake news, trump was given two-page intel report on friday. trump was never given the two-page report. apparently mentioned in passing. >> clearly the report is garbage. the guy they have in prague is the wrong guy. the guy they had in prague was -- steve: different cohen, accusing him of awful stuff. >> the man who i happen to know really well, he is a great guy and great lawyer, was with his son doing a baseball tryout. his son is very good baseball player. >> usc. >> he was doing a baseball tryout. they said he was in prague. not only wasn't he in prague, you look at his passport he was not in prague. the thing was a total phony. the piece of paper was total phony. the reporting leaked out of what is supposed to be surrounded by top security. it

sylvia terrell will discuss our bodies react to the facts and author and journalist sophia nelson will reflect on the founding fathers called for unified america and this weekend alfred university philosophy professor evers wescott explores whether frugality isthe key to happiness. >> test . >> test. >> you will be sexier, you will have better vacations, you will be more likely to make riches or whatever. the question you have to ask their is true that consumerism produces. it seems to me the research on this points to the fact that it's not true. what is true is that there is a consensus among social scientists now more or less which is this, that get out the poverty certainly improve your level of happiness. to achieve a basic level of comfort and security, that's desirable and your happiness will increase but beyond a certainpoint, it doesn't make much difference . >> after words airs on book tv every saturday at 10 pm on sunday at 9 pm eastern. watch all previous after words programs on our website, booktv.org . >> high, welcome to bookpeople. thank you for joining us this evening.