it has to hold that 2,093 level in the s&p. the dow is the only one that didn't take out that head of the head and shoulders and that's up at 18,103. so you want to look for a little strength, a little follow through next week. you have to get that follow through before you start fading this market but i would watch these levels right now. >> all right. will do. we've got our numbers. thank you, sir. steve grasso for joining us art cashin as well. >> have a great weekend. >> thank you so much. there's more coming up with steve grasso and "fast money" at 5:00. there's much more ahead of our special market rally coverage. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day y

but remember the energy sector of the s&p is 13% of it. when you think about that you've got the bulk of the s&p which benefits in large part from the lower energy prices that we probably see earnings estimates go higher as we work our way through the year. my guess is we're probably overdone in pullback and estimates on balance. >> where would you put money to work art? i know consumer discretionary is one area you've liked in the past. do you still like that and would you stay domestically oriented or would you perhaps go overseas and maybe look at europe as some are doing right now? >> sue, those are two great questions and we still like the consumer facing stocks. sonic, cracker barrel, jack in the box. madden shoe. and versus selling in ewe roiuroseuros, we look at exposure to europe. in terms of european multiples, it looks very balanced. 65% allocated equities, look at 15% to 20% of that being put in europe stocks. they're getting stimulus as we speak. their qe kicks off in march. multiples are reasonable and probably want to do that

one stock in the s&p that's a gold stock, this is. est performing after another that got bought out and netflix. third performing. this is all the hallmarks of a bear s bullish to bears. relative to new mont and other miners that this spread that miners will go the way of the biggest miner, at least the only one in the s&p. so the bet being, this is the gdx, aggregate of many, many stocks held these lows, held these lows, a nice head fake which gets people beared up and thrown back above and we're on the line. we think we ricochet here and miners go the way of the biggest miner newmont, we're a buyer of gdx. >> say want to play along? what do you do? >> i've often said i wasn't a gold bug and didn't like the miners. newmont's earnings news was interesting because they talked a lot about cost, came in much lower than expected. that's the area i expect them to say, guess what? sorry. turns out a little harder, more expensive. actually impressed by that. the other thing, s&p is trading more expensive than its historical average, miners no

you get this dump in gold and the s&p takes off over the last two years.nly one stock in the s&p is the gold stock. it's the second best performing stock in the market. third best performing. by my work, this is all the hallmarks of a bears to bulls. it was up huge today on good earnings. so the presumption is here it is relative to other miners, that this spread that miners will go the way of the biggest miner, at least the ohm one in the s&p. the bet being this is the gdx, an aggregate of many stocks. it's held the lows. you had this nice head fake which gets people beared up. it's thrown back above. we're on the line. we think we ricochet here and miners go the way of the biggest miner for a buyer of gdx. >> let's say you want to play along. >> it's interesting because i've often said i wasn't a gold bug. the news today was very interesting because they talked a lot about their cost which came in much lower than expected. that's the area where i expect them to say, turns out it was a little harder, more expensivement i was impressed by that. the other t

things really got rolling here in the early 19670's. that is when the -- in the early 1970's. that is when the last of the contracts for cattle ranching ended on the island. that was the last open cattle ranch in america, right here on this island. we are on the north side of the national see shore. ed yt of national parks is preservation and providing for the enjoyment of the people. the first one yellowstone, it is a place like yeah, let's set this aside. we can preserve it and enjoy it. but as time went on, different types of park units were added for different reasons. what happened is on the east coast as cities started to expand and the population got bigger, people started looking forward in the 340's and say we need places out here that we can have recreation, that we can de-impress. started in the 1950's, that idea took off, near population areas to have national sea shores, where we can conserve the wildlife, the scenery to protect things. corpus christi is a city of 300,000 today. what they did is back in the early 1960's is they said let's take this area of the isla

up until the 1930's. what changed the trajectory of the garden was the, mcmillan commission which was a congressional commission begun out of the senate in 1901. by the late 1800's, congress had become aware that washington d.c., was not developing and the way that they thought it should. when compared with some of the old capitals of european countries, there's no other way to say this but the washington felt inferior in terms of appearance and planning to the kinds of countries that the u.s. was hoping to become a pieeer member of. this was also in line with the city beautiful movement, which was another way that american cities were following the lead of european design and the nascent field of landscape architecture in order to create really aesthetically pleasing and livable cities that were developing at that time. so the mcmillan commission had settled upon some design ideas for the monumental core of washington, d.c. by 1902. and really, what we think of as washington, d.c., today, an open mall sur

the s&p, same thing. up a third of the percent to 2,110 and nasdaq has been hovering on either side of unchanged but right now it's up 5.5 points. >> our panel is still with us. we have rene nourse john manley kenny polcari, quincy krosby. the market interpretation would seem clear. if we have stocks up 100 points, the 10-year below 2%. it's an indication they heard from janet yellen she won't be moving as quickly with rate hikes. >> it's not like the market was pricing in june to start with. she made clear it's not automatic that they will go two meetings after dropping patient. she also suggested they're going to drop patient in march. it doesn't mean we go in june. then again the markets weren't really pricing in june. the bond market has sold off and people are rationalizing. >> i saw a note earlier from one of our research staff that pointed out that the fed funds futures right now, they're betting on october, that the highest percentage of a fed -- of a rate increase by the fed would be in october.

the s&p off by 6 points. bruary some big percentage gains for the last couple of years on these indexes. now we're approaching key levels even on the nasdaq. what are you watching for what propels us for this next move here? >> well, in financials which is where i spend most of my time it's not a very happy story. the nonbanks are still the place to be, but the whole industry is weighed down by regulation. i think to me i'm not looking for any crises. it's putting us all asleep really, but i hope we're going to get some movement on the other side and get a little bit of relief on the regulatory side eventually. >> what are you watching? >> i think mex week it's going to be all about the u.s. economy. we have a lot of employment numbers coming out. adp, nonfarm payroll, we have the spending report coming out on monday. >> fed stress tests. >> also important -- >> some interesting stuff already trickling out about those. >> very true, but to see if this is a true recovery. >> we're still in a tale of two worlds.

some in the 30's, windchills mostly in the 20's, clipper with few flurries around today, mostly flurries, maybe couple every sprinkles, once the temperature gets above freezing, but then, a drop in temperature, that will be rather dramatic, and we'll have another frigid friday. so, the flurries from the clipper, at least the leading edge, in the center of pennsylvania right now. we already have some clouds ahead of that, so we see some scattered snow flurries, headed toward harrisburg, not there yet but in state college, pa nothing here right now. so, it is very tranquil morning. and the wind are not a big deal, as you look at the temperatures, we have 30 degrees in philadelphia, and we're mostly in the 30's to the south of us, 20's to the north of us. our windchills are mostly in the 20's, just windchill in the teens and the pocono mountains, so night quite as cold as yesterday when we had the windchills in the teens there go. thirty, feels like 23, not much of a breeze, 7 miles an hour, 6:58 is our sunrise time. we will get to early high of about 39 or 40, and then winds will pick up a

>> i think there is, when you look at the dividend paid by the s&p 500, that yield is basically trading tax adjusted at the 30 year treasury. if you think there's going to be growth over the next 30 years and stocks will be at least in this spot, 30 years from now. if you want to own a treasury or own that yield that grows dividends and stock price depreciated over that time and if i'm a buy and hold guy, i think i use this opportunity, this pull back to dip a little bit and wait and see what happens. >> brian, thank you. coming up next, is the worst behind or is the worst ahead for caterpillar and alibaba. hiring new employees can be tough. but it doesn't have to be. because now you can post to over 50 of the top job boards with just one click- with ziprecruiter. find candidates in any industry, nationwide. just post once and watch your qualified candidates roll in to ziprecruiter's easy to use interface. find out today why ziprecruiter has been used by over 250,000 businesses. they even offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. and right now, you can try ziprecruiter, for free. go to zipre

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the s&p 500 reaching a nigh record high. surpassing 2,100 for the very first time. >> guys what's turned around sentiment today? >> i think the big thing is the market has been very complacent around the whole greek issue. it didn't go down much this morning when news was out that there wasn't an agreement. it didn't go up much when there was word from an unnamed official that maybe they were going to get an extension. i think the market is a little bit complacent on this. i think the possibility of some undesirable outcome where they default is getting higher every day. >> i think what the market is telling is that it's betting on the fact that there is going to be a solution. this action that we're seeing in whether you call it complace ensy, is just not recognizing the fact that a potential greek exit is really an option. now, if that happens, what i don't understand is people are not concerned about it because they say greece is only 2%. think about the difficulty this will impose upon the greek citizens, if in fact, they

record in the dow, a record in the s&p right now? >> you know, i normally would say i think we get continuation here, liz, now that this is put on the back burner, i haven't seen the details, not sure they are out, liz, looks to be four months from what i understand. if it's a kick the can-type deal, i think the markets will focus on yellen's congressional senate meeting next week. i don't know if we'll have a little trepidation with such a big event on the calendar. i think what you said as far as the greeks backing down, liz, the exposure europe had to greece was so much more limited than it was a few years ago. you hit it on the head. the ecb and germany had all the leverage here, and we haven't seen the details of the deal. you're right on to back down off of original stance. liz: it speaks to the importance of greece as a strategic nation, yes, it's tiny, yes, it's a financial mess, but guess what? the eurozone does not want to lose greece right now because it is crucial in keeping the eurozone together, which i guess the percept

the s&p mid cap up just under 1%. the oil market rebounding strongly on a percentage basis, up almost 5% on west texas intermediate and better than 4% on ice brent crude. >> that will do it for another edition of "power lunch." >> absolutely. have a great afternoon. see you tomorrow. "street signs" starts right now. >>> as you just heard, stocks and oil are both soaring again as no one seems to know which way these markets really want to go. hello. another crazy day. oil surging back but we will tell you about the one potential trouble spot out there that almost nobody else is talking about. plus the true cost of hacking your medical data and why something a little bit weird seems to be going on with twitter, the stock. >> the stock. okay. it was a case of boom out of the gates and now the major averages are back in the black for 2015. in fact the dow is now looking at its best weekly gain in over three years. only about 1.2% shy of its all time

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this particular subset, only three stocks in the s&p 500 so-called department store index. and this has been -- mace sis's down 10% from the record high and it's a good bet it catches up with the group. >> i would add one more point. they had a lot of news. they made an acquisition and reiterated 2014 guidance and said q4 comps were good. it comes down to guidance. what nordstrom is telling you today, the stock could still advance and trades at 13 times expected gross of earnings percent. this one sets up as a good trade. >> today the stock was 63.25, i looked to march and bought the 65, 67.5 call spread. i sold one of the march 63.5 calls at 30 cents against it. when you think about the trade, i have a break even up at 65, 60 and i'm selling 67.5 call. it's been down at one point 10% from there. it sets up as a good earnings trade and only risking 1.5 -- >> i think this is a decent play. the only thing i would point out, options going in are cheaper than they usually are. if it does rally, it's possible to break through the high we previously saw. i don't even mind simply b

so those in particular the creation is the threat that mobilized landlords the between the late 30's with new veterans coming back from the war. as long as they keep the public option out the did you see you cannot sustain without demographic growth that is when they bring it back into the conversation but if the population cannot simply wait so was the late '50s and early '60s with housing authorities began to convince landlords they could use their own housing developments to convert into public housing. so those were once privately owned and used as public housing projects. >> was it just white landlords or property owners who were getting rich? >> no. in the wake of disenfranchisement property rights was the most durable foundation of political future. dentist or lawyers or property owners there was a way of a much stronger property rights from civil-rights door voting rights. but with brown vs. board of education that african-americans use client to vote in elections to bring property taxes to different conversations did they use the ownership to subsidize with black community bu

that will keep you in the 50's and the rest of us in the low pressure 70's. we will be 72 in milpitas and mid-70s for the rest of the the south bay and gilroy is santa cruz is 68. lack at this: half moon bay and cloudy and mid-60's and low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula and a record tying 73 in mountain view and nearly 70 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito. low-to-mid 70's through the north bay valley and low-to-mid 70s language the east by shore and oakland and castro valley and fremont at 74 degrees for the warm spot. low-to-mid 70's inland neighborhoods and all the cloud cover tonight with all of the neighbors touched by clouds and a touch milder than this morning add mid-40s to 50's. morning clouds drop a couple degrees off the temperature and 70's come back to the bay and inland area and that holds steady through the weekend. >> we need the rain! we do not have too much traffic. nothing to slow us down as you can see the traffic along 680 southbound is moving fine with northbound traffic no construction projects. 9 crews are off for the holid

it was still in the 40's. i guess you get excited, especially with the horrible conditions that we haddon saturday, so to have such a nice day yesterday. while bus stop buddy is back to reality and he is bundled up in the mittens and warm coat and nice warm hat, because things will be getting colder as the the day goes along. we have temperatures in the the 30's right now and our number of the day is going to be a five, because of the changing conditions, and then there is going to stay like this and temperatures were just going to go up from here that would be great but that will not happen. we were at 37 degrees at midnight. the we are at 34 right now and instead of temperatures going up after sunrise at 6:43 this morning. we will see them continue to fall, we have already dropped to 14 degrees in mount pocono. we are seeing some flurries in lancaster county as a weak cold front goes through abe lets in that cold air. we are at 34 in the city at the moment and then wind will pick up throughout the afternoon.

we'll fall to the 30's. stay in the 20's on saturday at best. and then warm up slowly early next week. maybe rain or snow possible by next tuesday. >> oh, snow. >> i like the weather the seven days where it's seven sunshine symbols in a row and 80 degrees each day. that's what i want. >> bring that back. >> thank you. >> preaching to the choir, huh? >> absolutely. bring that back. thank you, doug. coming up on abc 7 news at noon a new panel recommendation could change your breakfast plans. and the fallout continues for nbc anchor brian williams. latest move by the network and what it means for his future. you guys can just leave your coats right over here. wow. your bedroom is amazing. oh, thanks. we worked with a designer from havertys. total refresh. oh, i cannot believe people. what? covering up your new bed like that. it's okay. what kind of animals did you invite to this party? we can help. much better. refresh your space with an extra hundred off every thousand at havertys. plus enjoy 36 month no interest financing. havertys. discover somet

the number to watch for the s&p is 2090. 2090. watch that. we're two points, three points above that at the moment. every second of the show matters. your money is at stake. the closing bell is ringing in 47 minutes. thinking about tackling your wild garden when the snow melts or making some improvements? you may have to wait because on that ship may be the shovel and all of the stuff you need to fix your backyard. yes, that stuff is here. valentine's day flowers, all of it, stuck on giant container ships. the man in charge of the port on long beach on what it will take to unload this. valentine's day is a huge business. start-up lingerie company door me. seems so cute and pretty. right? they're scratching and clawing to beat victoria's secret at its own game. coming up, we have models. we have the ceo. it started as a simple idea. now he's winning big. ♪ ♪ liz: if you own a certain stock and a mouthy activist investor jumps into it, you often see the stock spasm higher. you would like that. right? but over the long-term, that's good the quest

the key for me is the model s. remain on track for a production ramp that's commensurate with the expectations out there today. i agree the next couple quarters it will be a little bit hazy in terms of what the next catalyst is but if the model x remains on track, i think that's the next major catalyst. >> carter can they get to 50% production growth for 2015 in your view? >> oh, yes. even with the hiccup in china, very publicly elon musk is disappointed with the start in china. he said on last quarter, if we don't tell one vehicle in china, we can grow 50% year on year. >> we have a personality in musk and we have a gig ga factory and they also happen to make cars and who cares. 25% of the cars -- they sell. that person also owns a toyota. you want a conservative approach go buy a toyota stock and leave it at that. but other than the gig ga factory, tell me long term where this place goes. >> you also got to -- >> nathan, let mebuild on that. you just made the comparison between whole foods and kroger. i think the

the s&p higher. ng about the dollar pulling back a little bit. so the super bowl indicator, right? the january effect, as dose january, so goes the year. we're doing so great. mergers, we're talking about the possibility of putting staples and office depot together, they are in advance talks. they may face some regulatory hurdles, but it'll help them to compete against some of those internet-type companies such as amazon and the like lt "after the bell" we'll have some more earnings to follow. disney and chipotle, both are higher by 1.7% each, and we'll be keying in on those right after the bell in the 4 p.m. show. so we'll make sure to bring you those. certainly it's been a great run recently, great for the alls. liz: yeah. the bulls are happy for ten minutes. it also waxes and wanes. nicole, thank you very much. fox business is the place to be for chipotle and disney's results. they come out in just minutes, right after the temperature of the hour. david asman and i will have the numbers and immedia

there is a terrible drought in the ot 90's -- the 1890's. we have mount rushmore because they are so desperate to get anybody to go to south dakota, they figure if they put up a statue, somebody will go there. the image of a cowboy really died, but it comes back dramatically. it comes back dramatically in 1954 after a series of images in "life" magazine. the interesting thing about this marlboro man is not that he just died of cancer, but he was originally on the goodnight trail. he is from that ranch. that image, which was published in 1949, started a campaign that begins in 1954. why did they start this campaign? what else happens in 1954? a little thing called brown v. board. the idea that the government is once again helping a minority using tax dollars. brown v. board was most are -- most dramatically there. those are places that are deliberately spun in right-wing media as times when tax dollars are being deliberately used taken away from hard-working white people, to help a grasping minority. it is no accident, then, that the image of

the suspects are said to be hispanic men in their 20's or 30's. wearing dark clothing and sweatshirts with hoods covering their faces. tonight, president obama says, he has the law and history on his side. as he grapples with a texas judge's order. which temporarily blocks mr. obama's executive actions on immigration. >>:president obama: i disagree with the ruling and i do not agree with the appeal. this is not the first time in a lower court judge has blocked something or attempted to block something that ultimately, was shown to be wrong. pam moore>>: the first part of the order -- affecting children in the country illegally -- was supposed to start tomorrow. and a response today from california's governor. jerry brown issued a brief statement today. on the judge's ruling. governor brown says. quote - "california stands firmly with the white house. further delay will not fix our broken immigration system." reporter>>: here they immigration reform battle is. is. here activists are denouncing the move by a texas judge to delay present obama is ruli

the s&p 500 closes at a new high. so do small cap stocks and the dow jones industrial average break through 18,000 for the first time this year. are there more big gains ahead and where should you put your money now? >>> fighting cyber crime. it is one of the biggest threats to business and today at a summit in silicon valley president obama urged cooperation with the private sector to make the internet safe. all th tonight on "nightly business report" for friday february 13th. good evening, everyone. i'm tyler mathisen. sue herera is off tonight. >>> well the bulls are back on wall street turning friday the 13th into a lucky day. the s&p 500 ends the week at an all-time high. the blue chip dow index breaks above 18,000 for the first time this year and not to be outdone, small caps also finished the day at a record. strong economic data out of europe gave the markets a lift early on and hopes that greece and its creditors will reach some sort of deal when they talks on monday. dow jones rose to 18,019. nasdaq gained 36

this is when in the 1960's and the 1970's levi's take off. previously, james dean and dogs. -- thugs. the confederate flag comes out of the attic. nobody cared about it in the beginning of the century. people start wearing cowboy hats again. people start talking about their cowboy heritage. cowboy movies are all over "bonanza," all of those tv shows from the 1960's and the 1970's. great western individuals taking on problems on their own that are often caused by government. you can see that, you can see how that comes nowadays with "interstellar," for example, but you can see that impacting politics, especially after the 1980's, when this becomes extraordinarily effective when you put on a cowboy hat, especially if you are a good horseman, like ronald reagan who actually rides in the british style, and his handlers say, ditch the britches, and get a cowboy hat, or george w. bush who is from connecticut and who went to yale, but when he went and was leading up to his presidential run, that is when he bought the crawford ranch. he talks so much

earlier we had been down 127 and the s&p is up about 15 points. ed by as much. nearly as much, 14 points, and a nice merge. this is why you have this day with us here the whole our time. and wall street losing some speed. in today's trading session, what is shaking this off the chart? >> that's right, down about 3% today after gaining about close to 120% on friday. this was a 21-dollar ipo and it opened at $47. traded about $52, today at $44, hitting the lowest point has since we began trading last friday. at $42. but it's not breaking lows in the last half-hour, down about 3% and there's no doubt that the insiders are little bit worried because it really has become quite expensive. they're going to make it up to 500 and that's what that is for the growth. and they have the whole no antibiotic hormone free and people like that. >> it all works for me. i'm happy that way. liz: thank you very much. amazon going back to school, in its latest effort to win new customers who got money in their pockets. they have struck deals with three universities. so

that's about the low of the session right now with the s&p down 6. nasdaq in danger of losing its -- ending its eight-day win streak as it marches towards 5,000. here are the ten sectors inside the s&p 500 index. three of them are positive. that would be the utilities, health care, and consumer staples. interestingly, energy is 4% lower today. >> this good everyone's attention over the weekends. a terror threat against america's malls. secretary of homeland security jeh johnson saying this on "meet the press." >> i'm not telling people to not go to the mall. i think that there needs to be an awareness, there needs to be vigilance, and, you know, be careful obviously. it's a new phase. we're in a new phase right now, and that involves public participation in our efforts. >> well the market not yet responding to that warning. mall real estate investment trusts, reits, they have been trading higher today. yesterday a spot check of mall of america showed it was crowded. it was a, quote, typical busy sunday as one store manager put it kelly. >> well for mo

. >> i would fade the move, without a doubt. >> i'm back into the s&p with the russell. i still think the russell will give you direction. it's going to break to the upside, which should drive the s&p further towards the upside. i also say this. the iwm has stayed at this 120 level long enough, which leads me to believe, and i've said this before, the market doesn't give you this much time to either buy the low or in this case sell the high, which probably means we're about to set up for a breakout to the upside. requi require tend to be with guy. i think there's three factors in the market right now. it's oil, the fed, and obviously greece. everybody's been discussing greece for a very long time, but that is right in front of us. oil on a day-to-day basis. and you push to the fed for something later in the year and some of the commentary as well. but in terms of this sort of a conversation right now, in terms of tomorrow, how about the fact the way goldman sachs traded today. how about the way the financials traded yesterday as well. i think that really is something ver

daytime highs only in the middle 30's on thursday. moving into the day friday, 37 degrees, mid 40's saturday. the winter mixture sunday and monday, 42 degrees. wondering what was going on before? leon was out there checking out the full moon. >> i was. >> hey, come on over here, the wizards successful and atlanta tonight. and capitals played host to the defending stanley cup champions and show them who was king. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> the caps look like themselves tonight in the phone booth, much better defensively, no penalties. they skated hard, sharing the puck with good, crisp passing. rain with a shot, broward to fax it, 2-0 capitals. in the third, the capitals lead. often turnover, defense it's up the attack wow, that is pretty. 3-0 washington. one minute later, here comes the backhand, under the bar, bingo. what a night for the caps. >> tonight is going to be one of those games that we want to watch to make sure that we are getting better and continuing to do what we do

library the s&p 500. est in a large cap stock, the performance will fall short of the s&p 500, make matters worse, even though active thely managed funds consistently under perform in the market they have some of the highest fees in the business. how do you like that? they don't do as well as the benchmark and they charge more. so, even if your fund manages to beat the benchmarks it's odds are that it will be eaten up by fees. of course there's actively managed funds with fabulous managers who consistently deliver terrific results and i will tell you how to find them another time. the problem is when a mutual fund delivers great results for so long. if the manager is a good person he will put his foot down. when a fund gets too big, it's incredible difficult to beat the market. that's the law of the market. do you not want to be in an active thely managed one t fees are too high and the evidence of the bulk of them under perform is too staggering to keep going that way. you know i think your best strategy

we have to look at the s&p earnings "x" energy. what you're going to find is it's going to come in probably 8% 9% all right? so -- >> this is significant. >> profits are the mother's milk of stock. please look at profits. let energy adjust. it will do what it's going to do, and the rest of the market is earning pretty darn good and profits are also the lifeblood of the economy. >> guy, larry just said earnings "x" energy. we used to talk about earnings "x" financial. what else do we "x" out? >> hi everyone. i understand what larry is saying. the quick push back on doug is i don't think doug is a bull and a bear. he tends to be market agnostic. he likes to point out the negatives when everybody is positive and conversely i think he likes to point out the positive when everybody is negative. so i think that's why dougie does what he does and i'm an old friend of his as well. that's number one. number two, i would just dis disagree with larry on the energy thing. you pointed to china pmi. i think the u.s. is slowing down. eps growth 6%

around the bay and mid-to-upper 60's inland. no fog around walnut creek but to orinda there is thick fog. 66 at the coast. the offshore breeze does not bridge the warmth to you like the bay and inland and low 70's but the warmth is everywhere on thursday and friday and record highs in the low-to-mid 60's. >>> we start with walnut creek and look at the drive which is empty, maybe some haze. it looks like northbound traffic has hardly any cars. across the bay area mostly green conditions. we do have some pockets of construction. you will find the webster street tube is closed until 5:00 if your travels go from alameda to oakland be aware. also, as we talk about drive time traffic over the a pass, not so windy, tracy and dublin is clear at 27 minutes. antioch to concord is 14 minutes and southbound from san rafael into san francisco is 18 minutes >>> bragging rights are on the line today at pebble beach with sports stars ready to shoot it out. >>> caught on video the heart-stopping moments as a passenger plane comes in for an emerge

the low in the district in the upper 30's. the outer suburbs probably in the upper 20's. it will be chilly getting up early in the morning. look out quickly temperatures climb, 46 by 10:00 noontime 52 upper 50's daytime highs. a great day to get outside. looking at futurecast, tomorrow at 4:00, looking dry. the rain showers moving in overnight associated with the front. getting out the door monday morning, spotty rain showers across the area. the temperatures monday in the 50's. some of these rain showers will still be around even by 7:00 monday. all of the wet weather will be out of here as i bring you to another sunset. i cannot get enough of them. this is from anna maria. the rest of the work week, the temperatures definitely tumbling. opportunities the highs on friday, highs in the teens. enjoy the february thaw. >> outside lunch? >> tomorrow, for sure. >> you may not yet to it. >> no, no, but the wizards took away some frustration and took away my sniffles. coming up next in sports the wiz end their struggles. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your

nice feature temperatures dropping into the 20's and rebound through the 30's tomorrow. ed all this on the fact it's so mild in the southwest and this air mass moving this from kentucky and tennessee and georgia and south carolina. instead of 30's we'll head to the 40's to near 50 degrees for the day tomorrow. and that partly cloudy skies and head well into the 50's for the day on sunday. look like a frontal system will come down from the north on sunday -- or monday rather giving us a chance of a few showers and there's an outside chance and i throw this in for snow lovers. if the storm develops a little bit later monday maybe could bring cold air to give us a flurry or two late monday before it ends. clearing tuesday and wednesday. look at the end of the line, next friday highs in the 20's. enjoy the brief warming. winter is coming back with a vengeance. that's the latest. back to you. >> okey-doke. thank you very much. >> 50 shades of cold air. >> you did. >> you got it! 50 shades of gray. number one topic around the water cooler today with leon and the biggest questio

we have new information on what made the officer shoot. kron4's jeff bush is live at the scene -- at wolfe and el camino real. jeff? problems at port of oakland and other ports along the west coast could have a major impact on the u-s economy. the rap reporter>>: in this video that was taken just a short time ago you can see that the foot of the surf fired is gone in front of the vehicle. the driver hit the gas, the officer felt like he was going to die so he shot driver. the good this is that of the search is ok, and the officer is ok. if bush kron-4's scott rates shows you how a standoff between union and management is wreaking havoc. reporter>>: that could be the price to pay for nine months battle between west coast cargoes and mark was cut shippers. sean farley says the solution to get things moving again is that they've taken away the second and third shifts, and the safety of employees is paramount. the labor dispute also critically kraepelin truckers. all of this has the national retail federation saying enough is enough. a federal mediato

energy stocks just turned positive on the year and are crushing the s&p 500. can the bounce continue. we're talking about the big etf. what do you think? it is sort of surprising so see it rebound like this. >> it is a little bit. i'm going to do my best carter impression and take a walk over to the smart woord. we have seen quite a significance bounce in crude oil. it's bounced easily 30% off of its dead low. if we take a look at the longer term picture, it's still down about 47% on the spot price. since crude fell, you'll notice that the xle is down approximately 20% in that time frame. crude prices, in fact, long dated crude was about $88 a barrel before all this started to happen and it's now about 72. the next question is, are we starting to see a breakout, is this going to bounce back? we crossed the hundred day moving average today. i think one of the most interesting things is the fact that the rig counts dropped so quickly. it shows that the producing community is actually very responsive. take a look at the short interest in the energy stocks going b

, the other in his 30's. the other big clue, two bikes found abandoned near the victim's home on chief masssoy road near church and the lenape trail. we have pictures every them from police, one bike, a raleigh with hand brakes, turned up on the handlebars, the other bike with a rack over the back tire. now, they didn't need their bikes to get away, because they stole the man's silver 2010 cadillac dts with new jersey plate j53apr. the victim now out of the hospital, but still, out of his house why too afraid to go back neighbors say because the two guys threaten to come back and kill him if he called police. they and his caddy still on the loose. that's why this guy is still skyed for his life. lauren chris. >> and would be for some time now with all of that coming to light. steve, thank you. 5:07 the time. man want in the connection to attack on woman at a septa station, is off the streets now. the suspect has been identified as 26 year old reginald green, police say he led the victim down to a restricted ar

highs in the 20's. that's cold. >> it is cold. >> focus on the good stuff in between. >> that's what we do. >> all right. thank you. >> let's focus on traffic now. it's friday afternoon. bob emler, how is it looking out there? >> well alison we had a crash in woodbridge on southbound i-95 near the prince william parkway it was there for quite a while with delays from newington to woodbridge as a result. crash is now gone. lanes are now open. there may be a crash on 66 near the fairfax county parkway that's going to complicate things. otherwise, 270 it's just volume traveling northbound headed north of rockville and through gaithersburg and germantown lanes are open and b.w. parkway southbound has been complicated by an earlier crash and what's left of it on the left shoulder south of the beltway on the southbound side with delays from laurel and northbound not doing too badly. things are doing ok on the beltway. volume delays here on river road and on 66. doing fine as well. southbound 395 headed for the

and 2060 on the s&p is the ceiling.n today's trade. >> yeah materials there held by dupont are down. >> kelly, bill, we ieng goear going to start on the pharmaceutical side. pfizer is up. you can see they're on the news as well. tl then there's michael coarse following after they gave guide dpans for the current quarter that fell below expectations. dow by 2.5%. o'reilly automotive is surging. and o'reilly shares up by 8%. dragging other auto parts retailers up along with it. you can see auto zone making a move higher. es taye lauder and coty boeltth up sharply. dunkin' donuts missed estimate by a penny. it did, however, raise its quarterly dividend by -- to 26.5 cents from 23 cents. you ask see the brand share down by 20%. >>> so let's get more on what's behind the number at dunken brands. chairman and ceo nike l travis, welcome back. >> good to be here. >> i want to z you, after mick donlds and conversations we've had with other, do you think you're losing the millennials? if so what are you doing to get them back? >>

the cost. low-to-upper 60's around the bay and mid-to-upper 60's inland. walnut creek is clear. down 680 to the san ramon valley headed to wednesday the breeze will bring us 70's but the coast, 60 and you get the waxth starting with record high thursday and friday. >>> a few extra cars are building on the southbound 680 pulling from pleasant hill. not too bad. the richmond san rafael toll plaza is empty and the drive will only take five minutes. we have a problem through gilroy and traveling between highway one to 101 eastbound and westbound highway 152 it is going to be shut down until further notice because of a down tree. can you take 129 and use highway 101 to get to highway 1. 101 shows top speed into morgan hill we have clear conditions and to the north the dumbarton bridge is 65 miles per hour away from newark to east palo alto. and north of san mateo bridge clear and accident-free. >> heinz has a new spicy flavor of ketchup. >> early morning explosion of a las vegas hotel hit as new snag with a new challenge for the crews. stay tuned. in our house, we do just about everyt

you are at $129 for the s&p. much multiple expansion gets you to your 23/25 and some of the other strategies. >> i think this is a -- earnings have done something very curious this year. we saw some really aggressive cuts, specially from resources and industrials. i almost wondered if people missed last year's decline so they are trying to look extra smart by doubling the magnitude of cuts now. i think we are in a position where earnings are going to start to come up 74% of companies are there. that's a great ratio. people haven't modeled the consumer lifts i think we are going to get to double digit gains and a multiple rerate, because we think stocks are less risk why i z we were just talking about coca-cola. this is a huge multinational. there is no growth there. to me, there is a bubble in some of these stables and defensive. look at what happened to utilities. the index was down 4%. it is a dangerous time to be committing new capitals to equities. it seems like a very fragile recovery that the fed could reall