the stock rose 2% to $87.47. >>> allergen was downgraded from equal weight to overweight at morgan stanley. they cite emerging botox competition and less confidence in the company's the price target is $156. the stock fell a fraction to $143.89. >>> whirlpool was addown to underperform from sector perform at rbc capital with thenalyst citing industry uncertainty. thatstock's recent rally made it a little too expensive. the price target is $111. the stock fell 3% to $132.15. >>> juniper was downgraded to underperform from buy at bank of americall merlynch. the call follows the company's disappointing fourth quarter results and guidance which pointed to weak demd and pricing trends. pre target $25. that stock fell 5% today on this big rally day to $25.83. >>> coming up, facebook shares take off. we'll tell >>> the labor market started 2019 where it left off in 2018, on a strong note. private payrolls have grown at a much faster pace than expected in january. according to adp, employers added 213,000 jobs as businesses continue to aggressively expand their ranks where they can. biges compa ad

the analyst cited the stock'9% valuationield in its the stock price is now $128 and that stock rose a fraction today to $100.96. >>> blackrock was upgrade to buy. the analyst cited blackrock's industry leading organic growth. price target $468 and shares rose slightly to $407.62. >>> nvidia was downgraded to underperform from buy at needham. the analyst cites the potential for further decline i demand in some of nvidia's key businesses, like gaming and da centers. we told you about the revenue warning the company issued yesterday. the price target of $225 was removed with no new price target added. the stock fellbout 4.5% to $131.60. >>> square was downgraded from underperform to market perform at raymond james.na thest cites a lack of growth opportunities as well as square's move into baniking. the price target is $56. the stock dropped 6% to $58.56. >>> as expected, pg&e has filed for bankruptcy. californiaargest utility is seeking chapter 11 protection as liabilities continue to mount from the state's most recent deadly wildfires. now, when a company files for bankrucy, its shares

the stock fell 6% to $38.56. >>> palo aetorks was upgraded to outperform from neutral at webb bush. the analyst said the growth outlook for 2019 is robust despite concerns aroundroduct strategy. the price target $265 the stock rose 2% to $210.47. >>> still ahead, trade tensions ripple through theelican state. >> the commerce secretary says we're miles away from a solutioa on the war with china. i'm contessa brewer in the state of louisiana. coming up on "nightly business report," why this state has been hit by tariffs particularly >>> if union pacific is any indication, the economy is still growing at a solid pace. the railroad operator reported better-than-expected quarterly profit helped b an increase in volume and pricing, and said its improved efficiency will drive profits throughout the year. >> a lot oful our r in the fourth quarter were specific to the union pacific team doing a tremendous job of improving our productivity and our service levels. so we're exiting the year on a very good foot and entering 2019 with a bit of optimism i terms of how we're running the network. >> the results helped lift the stock more than3.fiv5% in tradi today. >>> people like their coffee and ofarbucks is benefitting. thee

the stock rose 2% today to $12.01. >>> whirlpool reported an unexpected in revenue. they cited soft industry demand overall and that sent the stock lowe in initialafter-hours trading. shares finished down a fraction to $124.46. >>> well, it's that time of year again, tax season. the irs started accepting 2018 income tax returns today. and of course this is the first year that everybody will be filing under the new tax laws. senior personal finance correspondent sharon joins us to talk about what you need to know and there's a whole lot out there. there's somelyonfusion obvio about what you're going to need and not need in terms of documentation. what do people believe about the tax cut? >> what's really interesting is what they don't know. a recent surveyame out from nerd wallet looking at what do peoplenow about the tax cuts and jobs act of 2017 andf half them didn't realize that bill was signed into law in 2017. a quarter of them were unsure what really changed with the new tax law and almost one out of every two people didn't understand how it affected their tax br

nonetheless, the stock rose 1% to $25.41.ti >>> ahead, why tesla's road ahead looks bumpy. >>> facebook's privacy lapses may result in a record fine. according to "the washington post," the ftc is reportedly consering a payment in excess of the $22.5 million imposed on google in 2012. the ftc announced an investigation into facebook back in march when it was accused of misusing the personal information of its users. >>> opec slowed its oil production in decemb. in fact it was its biggest monthly output decline in two years. according to the international energy agency, that decline was dry saudi arabia, the world's largest crude exporter. like stocks, oil prices today also got a lift from the news on tru.s./china e. domestic crude settled up about 3% today. >>> america's most popular vehicle is going electric. ford is planning an all-electric f-150 pick truck. the automaker said engineers have begun working on a moreen effi vehicle that will come with more power than traditional gas and diesel trucks. the timing of when it will be available is up in the air. >>> meantime tesla is cutting

the analyst says any positive news is factored into the stock given its 30% gain since late december. price target 10. shares today rose along with the broader market to$517.66. >>> still ahead, airbus deepens its ties to the ep south. >>> shands of missile weapons makers rose today after president trump announced the resultsf a missile defense review and rolled out his plan to ramp up the systems' capabilities. this would be the first update to that program since the obama administration back in 2010. >> our review calls for 20 new ground-based interceptors at ft. greeley alaska and new radars d sensors to immediately detect foreign missile launched against our great nation. we are committed to establishing a missile defense program that can shield every cit in the united states. >> the review recommends studying space-basedpo wy and it did single out north korea as an ongoing that sent shares of northrop grumman,ockheed a raytheon all higher in today's trade. >>> the growing importance of the deep south t america's ai yags industry is getting a big boost. bueurope's a is expanding its manufacturing plant in mobile, a

ge stocke rose in initial after hours trading tonight. closing the regular session at $8.23. >>> well it was a strong holiday season marked by thest stron consumer spending in years. but all thahoing also translates into a lot of returns. and that means big demand for warehouse space.it especially the growth of e commerce. dianal o ilk explains. >> reporter: as plentiful as the gifts were delivered to our doorsteps close to 100 billibe worth wil returned. and most will end up in warehouses like thisne in nashville. >> what's going on behind me is the hangover from the buying season during the holidays when reverse logistics kicks in. >> reverse logistics is a fancy term for dealingll with the returns. while store shoppers return about% what have they buy online shoppers send back close to 30%. and most items have to be brought to warehouses, checked for damage, repackaged and either sent back to retailers, liquid daters or thrown away. reverse logistics is now the number one new user of warehouse space in the u.s. according to cbre. taking 700 millio

nonetheless, the stock rose slightly to $91.83. >>> still ahead, the bright spot in ford's quarterly results. >>> united health care is suing the new amazon, jpmorgan chase berkshire venture. the insurer alleges the group poached an employee and took trade secrets. the suitlaims that the employee now poses a direct threat to united health optum unit. >>> north america was a bright spot for ford of the automaker reported earnings today that missed expectations by 2 cents but that was not exactly a surprise, since the company had already oupreaed those results. revenue, though, was better than expected at more than $38 billion. reaction in initial after-hours trading tonight was mixed. phil lebeau has the one key takeaway for investors tonight. >> when you look at the fourth quarter for ford, it's all about northmerica and t rest of the world. the rest of the world is in trouble for ford. it lost a combined$780 million when you look at europe, china, asia, as well as south america. all markets where thes company i struggling to restructure its business. meanwhile in north america,he t

the announcement, stock dropped more than 50%. wednesday and today were the only days the stock rose. it plans to file chapter 11 which allows to it keep operating while courts decide what to do with its debt. it faces billions of dollars in potential liability from lawsuits filed over the deadly lawsuits of 2017 and last year. >>> five days into the bankruptcy plans and five days into the teacher's strike in los angeles. today, staff in oakland also walked the picket lines. next, see what they're dealing with and what they're asking for. >> we need this money. it will educate our students. >> see what strategies could help keep teachers in the your but as you get older,hing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> we're out. we're doing it for our kids. this is what t

the call comes one week before the bank reports its earnings. target e,pr $32. that stock rose about 1% today to $25.76. >>> morgan stanley was upgraded to buy from neutral at .ci the analyst says that the increase in market volatility can lead to higher trading revenue throughout the year. price target now $48 and shares rose a fraction to $41.74. >>> nike was dograded to neutral from outperform at baird. the analyst cites concern that th stock's valuation might not be sustainable. the price target is $i don82. shares were slightly lower at $76.59. >>> oracle was downgraded to equal weight from overweight. thenalyst cites competition in oracle's database business and also in its cloud offerings. the price target is $55. the stock was off just a fraction to $47.78. >>> barclays also cutting its ting on we's to equal weight from overweight. the analyst cites macro uncertainty and industry trends. the price target is $105. the stock was down slightly to $97.03. >>> still ahead,ak we'llyou to a boefrder town where a lot business is getting done. >>> don't look now, but oil prices

but the stock reaction today shows us the greater detail -- comes from the greater detail that larry culp has talked about. the stocks rose in one day, breaking through the $10 barrier, now trading at about $10.30. take a look, ge heading toward its best month since 2009. you can see how bad things have been with all of the red in previous months, so doing pretty well. david: one thing that was buried there, was they settled with the justice department. i had forgotten that things fell out. emma: it was something investors had been concerned about. they agreed to settle with the doj on the investigation for $1.5 billion, something ge had already set in reserves. but what was interesting was the analysts at goldman sachs said they thought it might be double that, and actually we spoke to the ceo, larry culp, who said it was time to put that behind us. or maybe not. said he isally, he very pleased they settled with the doj and they can finally put that behind them. he said that there could be some skeletons in the closet and they were looking to see if any more of those existed, and of course ge faces investigations into th

the stock price dropped by half overnight. the day that donald trump won the election, the opposite happened in the stock prices, the corporation rose more than any company in the stock market. probably, because people were expecting that he would follow through on his campaign promises, crackdown on immigration harder than obama had. and then the trump administration immediately in the first month or two i think, rolled back the obama era decision so you know, the companies are doing very well right now. >> okay, yes. ,what is your opinion, comment or impression of the faith based groups that prophesies to the prisoners? >> such a great question. >> actually don't have any experience with them. i'm in the classroom and they are not in the classroom. i don't know if you do. >> i do, yeah. i teach in a maximum security onprison in southern texas. i run the writers program which we also take book donations. and there are a lot of faith-based groups there. if you like what happened was that in the 80s, the pell grants were taken away for incarcerated people and a lot of college programs closed inside of prisons. and what filled the voi

the stock higher t year. the price target was cut to $53. that stock rose a fraction to $48.38 today. > citi was upgraded from outperform to market perform with the analyst citing the bank earnings andvaluation. the price target $92 and that stock was up 4% to $61.38. >>> viacom was upgraded to buy from hold at pivotal thresearch. analyst says that the company's film studio, paramount pictures, will turn a profit this year, which in turn should lead to bette overall margins. the price target now $36 and that stock rose a fraction to $28 -- $29.99. >>> coming up, remember all of those big corporate buybacks? they're now showing up in profi, repoiving a boost to earnings p. >>> two dow components were out with earnings first united health group, which reported better than expectepe results h by growth in its services business. but it also saw higher than expected medal costs. that didn't stop investors who sent the stock 3.5% higher. and then there was jpmorgan which posted quarterly profit below sanalysts' expectatior the first time in 15 quarters. the bigge

the stock fell a fraction today to $100.57. >>> mastercard was downgraded to neutral fm buyt bank of america at merrill lynch. the analyst says rsenue estimaor the year are just too high. price target, $207 at stock rose along with the broader market today to $192.28. >>> also with bank of america merrill lynch proctor & gamble was added to its u.s. 1 list which is a roundup of best investment ideas. the analyst cites organic sales growth and improving market share. the price target is $108. the shares rose a fraction to or$92.46. >>>trom was upgraded to equal weight from underweight at morgan stanley. the analysthere says the stock price could rise if the retailer's strategic initiatives succeed. the price target is $50. the stock gained more than 1.5% to $49.02. >>> many thought that today would be the end of the road for sears, but after a very dramatic day in court, it turned out that's not t case. at least not sears board has agreed to consider a revooised bid during bankruptcy auction to be conducted next monday. that is as long as a $120 million deposit is placed by tomorrow afternoon. courtney reagan sorts it outor us tonight >> reporter: it's beyond the 11thhour, but sears gets one more chanc

before we go, one last check of the markets. stocks rosee "the wall street journal" reported the u.s. could dial back tariffs on chinese goods during trade negotiations. we're to the sure that's true. things got dialed back after that. the white house spokesman lindsey waters said, quote, no new tariff discussions had been had. that wraps up the hour for me. it's now time for "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace. >>> i h. everyohi, everyone, it new york. donald trump's delayed response to nancy pelosi's state of the union dis is in, 24 hours after she suggested he delay his state of the union address because of a shutdown, donald trump is responding in a letter, canceling her previously unannounced trip to afghanistan, which was scheduled to leave less than an hour after trump put out his letter. trump labeling pelosi's trip, where she was likely to meet with u.s. service members, a public relations event and an exertion. from his letter, quote, in light of the 800,000 great american workers not receiving pay, i'm sure you would a

the first time stocks rose in three sessions actually, closed near the high of the sessions even afterlure and by a huge margin in the parliament in the u.k. we'll talk more about that, and let's look at what happened overnight in asia. you are going to see that the nikkei was

the analyst cited management strategy to address past issues. price target $53. that stock rose in trading to $44.87. >>> still ahead, the parts of theno country where ec concerns are mount >>> homeer bui started the new year in a better mood. according to the nional association of home builders, sentiment rose in january rebounding from a three-year low. the report cites a declinen mortgage rates in recent weeks and solid job growth. tamonthly housings and builder permits will not be released tomorrow due to the partial governmentshutdown. >>> a new survey from the federal reserve shows a declino inmic optimism in somend districts growing concerns. st e liesman has the detai from washington based federal reserve is with economic anecdotes from around the 12 districts saw 8 of 12 dtricts reporting increased growth at a modest to moderate kansasut four districts, city, new york, st. louis and cleveland, saw less robust in fact growth was flat in kansas city and leveled off in new york. the outlook remained generally b positive many districts fid their contacts grew less optimisti

the content of this ad. >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. wall street is set to open lower this morning after stocks rose again yesterday. the dow posting its first four-day winning streak since november as minutes from pient in raising interest rates. stocks paired gains in the final hour of trading after the meeting between president trump and democrats over the border wall and government shutdown came to an abrupt end. retail news. sears will have a few more days to consider options. it's chairman and largest shareholder eddie lampert made an offer. it will keep 50,000 employees working. sears will hold an auction for assets. they will then decide between lamperted office and that. >>> the company will show off a fully functional phone with foldable screen. it will be at an event in san francisco and london. it will be ready for mass pr sfering a mainly slide in phone sales last year. those are cnbc headlines, marcus an i lt ike i have one. i put it in my back pocket and it folds. probably not the best thing. >> the hinge. what happens when the hinge breaks? >> i don't know. frank, you get it first an

there was a story for crude but the story continues to be gasoline. stocks rose4 million barrels. 10% above the five-year average. it is the utility story that keeps on giving. pg&e is trying to get debtor in possession financing. that would make it the second largest in u.s. history. the company also wants to increase capex spending while in bankruptcy as high as almost $7 billion in 2020. one big effect of political upheaval in venezuela. this chart right here, this is a type of oil you get on the wti, thatxico versus spread rallying to the highest in five years. it is heavier, sour, a type of oil venezuela sends to the u.s. and the type of oil at risk if there are sanctions or asset freezes. it also winds up hurting refiners and their margins. let's dig even deeper into this agribusiness. the company warned because of the trade war. the company is not alone. cargill's ceo spoke to bloomberg in davos about the future of u.s. soybean farmers. david: we are sending some american beans to china with this 90 day cooling off period. but it certainly isn't anywhere n

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. >>> this help to lift the market today. stocks rose a more positive news. were reassured by a report showing strong orders last month in the service sector and retailers, carmakers, and amazon all claim. the dow is up 98 point today, and the s&p added 17 points. >>> tsa employees are supposed to show up for work. staffing shortages are getting worse every day. there is a record number of sick calls. >> reporter: from the possibility of longer lines at security checkpoints to serious concerns about the safety of planes in the skies, the government shutdown is taking a toll on the airline industry. this letter from the largest pilots union to the white house saying a lack of inspectors and regulators is dangerous. one example, at the federal aviation administration there are fewer safety inspectors than are needed in order to ensure the air traffic control infrastructure is performing and it peak levels of performance. >> i hope we can get going. we got to travel. >> reporter: passengers reacting to a report from cnn saying dozens of tsa workers are calling ou

the markets. stocks in asia got a healthy boost this morning from the prospects of trade talks. up as therkets were shanghai composition rose almost 0.75%. gained almost 1%. stocks in europe reversed earlier gains over the course of the day with the major indexes falling into the red. investment sentiment dragged lower with the dax down half a percent. now to the business headlines for this hour. ceo of electric car company tesla, elon musk, has announced they are breaking ground on a new factory in shanghai. they have the go-ahead for an accelerated construction plan. this means finishing initial construction by the summer. they aim to be producing half a million vehicles per year for chinese consumers within the next five years. apple has announced a partnership with samsung. owners of samsung's martinis will be able to get apple content onto the tv. the agreement indicates that apple realizes no tech company is an island and is working competitors. the consumer electronics show opens this week in las vegas. it will showcase the latest innovations of robotics, television, and wireless technology. intelligence is expected

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the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. u.s. stocks rose session in a row tuesday as the latest round of trade talks between washington and beijing continued. this was the longest winning streak for u.s. indices since last november. industrial shares led the gains. the dow rallied 256 points. the s&p 500 jumped 24. and the nasdaq climbed 73. >>> the world bank has a dim forecast for the global economy this year. the anti-poverty agency released its annual assessment titled "darkening skies." it says global growth is expected to slow to 2.9% in 2019. the report points to trade tensions between the u.s. and china and stagnation in emerging market countries as projected causes of an economic slowdown. >>> sears may get a reprieve from liquidation after the company's chairman and largest shareholder promised to line of financing to keep the company afloat. eddie lampert's bid will go to an auction next monday and will compete with other bids from liquidators looking to shut down the company. employees at the struggling department store chain ha

i guess that giving him some edification with that, the stock market rose 10% if you look at the s&p during that period. there is not a feeling of protracted weakness. is that a sign that it doesn't really matter. reporter: i don't think the markets thought this was ever going to last indefinitely. this is something that needs to be resolved, will be resolved. i think they will come to the end. there will be a little swordplay, and if he has to, he will use an emergency action, but the shutdown i think would not happen again. care? do we >> i think at the end, you kind of do have to care. it will affect the economy. the talk is some $6 billion out of u.s. economic growth during this period. if it happened again, it certainly would have an effect on business decisions. i think people don't think it will. will anything really happen in terms of a business strategy? no. normallye thing we care about is trade, particularly with china. that is coming up this week is our second story as we had this top level delegation from china coming in to meet with robert lighthizer. we are going to sh

the stock gained 3% to $34.36. >>> micron technology was upgraded. e stock has likely bottomed after a 35% declinever t past six months. price target now is $50. shares rose about 4% today to $34 even. altrua was downgraded. the analyst sees tumultuous times in tobacco and is forecasting further problems. that stock fell 3% to $48.. >>> still ahead, why an ugly stock market could be bad news for the financeof the nation's largest economy, >>> the economic tensions tween the u.s. and china have not exactly stopped tesla from breaking groundn a new factory shanghai. the car maker is forging ahead with plans to ramp up production in that critical chinese car market. here's more for us from . >> reporter: elon musk described the new giga factory as just another example ofmmitment to ta the tesla founder was here insl shanghai to attend a ground-breaking ceremony for their plant which is about a two-hour drive from here. in tweets before the event, musk said the company aimed to fish construction this summer and start model 3 production by the end of the yr a reach high volume production next year. he added that it would focus on the model 3 and the y serving

stocks closed lower monday, news that chinese exports to the u.s. declined in december rattled the market. technology stocks dropped yesterday. but bank shares roseng quarterly report by citigroup. the dow fell 87 points, the nasdaq slid 65 points. >>> the ceo of pacific gas and electric is reportedly getting a $2.5 million severance, despite the company's sible role in deadly wildfires. geisha williams resigned as ceo sunday after less than two years. pg&e said yesterday it's filing for bankruptcy because it's facing at least $30 billion in potential damages from lawsuits. investigators are looking into whether the company played a role in catastrophic california wildfires in 2017 and 2018. >>> gymboree is reportedly going to close all 900 of its stores. "the wall street journal" says the san francisco-based children retailer is expected to file for bankruptcy this week. the stores operate under the banners, gymboree, janie and jack. and crazy 8. the company previously filed for bankruptcy in 2017 and closed hundreds of stores in the process. >>> fedex is coughing up $43.3 million over claims that the company delivered hundreds of untaxed cigare

extended talks to resolve their trade war, with a member of the american delegation saying negotiations "went just fine". asian stock markets rosee able to hammer out a deal, ahead of a march deadline, and avert further import tariff hikes. amy yuan zhuang is the chief asia analyst for nordea markets. i put it to her that the two parties have to find a solution. they have this deadline, i march, imposed by their president, and the whole world is watching and financial markets have been reacting, so they need to come up with some kind of solution, clearly. they will make an announcement today of what they concluded during the talks. what concrete resolutions, do you think, are they likely to announce? i think the most likely announcement — announced measures will be how much and precisely which goods china will buy from the us in the future, probably agricultural goods, energy pfoducts, maybe some manufactured products as well. but more on the structure issues, more the core of the conflict about the intellectual property, about china's subsidies to the state—owned companies, and force the technology transfer and all that, that w

the analyst says strong airline sales could lift the stock by 30ge the price t is $450. shares rose 5% to $352.61. that same analyst at morgan stanle downgraded lockheed martin to equal weight from overweight. the analyst cited headwinds related to its pension program, which he says will be difficult ththat company to fully offset. price target is $300. the stock was up 2.5% to $277.50. >>> twitter was upgraded to buy at merrill lynch. the analystitedncreased i don't sayage by younger people and morengement by its current users. price target $39. g the sharesned 2% to 33.09. >>> snap was oupgraded market perform from underperform at cowen. they cited the stock'ste valuatn last year's plunge. price target, $6. nonetheless, share fell a fraction today to $6.22. >>> still ahead, fed speak. what the head of the bank said today that left some investors scratching their >>> a new survey points t a growing risk of recession here in the u.s. according to "the wall street journal" economistsere surveyed pointed to a number of concerns, including the usuals, trade tsions with china and rising

the radio and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. emily: u.s. stocks rosehursday after the wall street journal reported, the u.s. is considering rolling back tariffs on china. they say the idea is coming from steven mnuchin. he denied the report saying neither he nor the trade representation said that. -- representation made any recommendations. markets had a volatile reaction to this back and forth. where are we? >> quite a roller coaster ride going into the close in the last hour of trading. it is the same place we were before the original headlines hit. when the first headlines hit saying mnuchin had suggested rolling back tariffs because the trump administration is sensitive to financial markets and the moves we have seen last month, we saw markets despite. -- saw markets spike. we saw a boost when we got the rollback. we rolled over. markets led higher. the nasdaq and a dell are still -- and the dow are still in the green. where this puts us with trade between u.s. and china, it puts us back where we were before, sadly. emily: what is next? we are expe

the csi 300 and asian stocks across the board rose into the close.%, was up the broader mainland chinese index and we have the pound coming down a little from this 129 .54ut you can see come a decent level. there are very few level -- worries about a no deal brexit. ftse futures up .6% and stronger gains on the continent with dax gaining .75%. anna: let's talk about markets. certain strength in european equities, bouncing equities on the back of optimism around trade. what do we see in u.k. assets? a lot of optimism priced into the pound. further --lling a different story further out the curve. pot stocks, this is the picture. ibex up .6%. not out of sync with the rest of europe. you might expect that on a day where we have seen a rising tide in the asian equities session. strength coming through around optimism around trade. despite those result -- reports denied, suggesting steve mnuchin wanted to do a deal shortly. all of that adding up to something. a positive for global markets. across european equities, this is what we see. what do you see on t

raymond james with the analyst citing a solid content slate of programs which could help revenue and earnings per share even higher. price target $450 and shares rose to $337.59. the stock has gained 37% just since christmas eve. >>> still ahead, therls biggest banks report their earnings next week, and they carry a lot of weight in the market. but what are the odds that they'll have a blowout quarter? >>> here they come, bank earnings will be in focus next week.il citi be the first to report its resultsnd on . then skrchltjp moefr pchl and wn tuesday.tz david ds president, chief investment strategist at pointview wealth finagement. t of all, big picture. interest rates have remained low, the housing market i not setting anybody on fire. trading revenue might be a problem, investment banking. what are your expectations overl? >> overall we're actually -- we have mediocre fundamentalss.or the ba the problem is the economy outlook has deteriorated just a little bit as people are focused on concerns like trade, like government shutdown. at the same time, of course, interest rates are i soortant to the banks. the net interest margin, the difference between whathey pay to ge

dan, thank you for the information. pg&e stock rose 2%. it's been on a roller coaster ride for two weeks. when bankruptcy plans were announced, it plummeted. when pg&e cleared of the tubbs fire it soared. today it close the add 12.01. >>> four police officers were shot in a shootout this afternoon. police said two of the officers are in critical but stable condition. two others are recovering and the fifth being discharged. police say the officers were serving a warrant at a home where the occupants were suspected of dealing drugs. the officers were shot as they breached the door. the officers returned fire and two suspects were killed. >>> a strike vote for oakland teachers is scheduled to begin tomorrow and run through friday. this puts teachers one step closer to going out on strike. in the meantime, the school board will vote tonight to close one school as part of the district's consolidation process. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live where the vote is taking place. a tough week for oakland unified. >> reporter: it's a lot. i

the pound was held his its ground and while u.k. trading has been muted have been no dramatic downward shift so far elsewhere in europe stocks are mostly flat the exception of shares in banks which rose slightly this follows a similar performance on asian markets were best as a holding out for two possible and diametrically opposed outcomes orderly breaks it all another referendum. now germany's top economic think tank has entered the debate today with suggestions to offer britain a solution that will resembles the bond between e.u. the e.u. and switzerland sounds interesting so let's check in with was part of the team that conducted the study and welcome to the show can we expect to get high quality watches and fine chocolate from britain in the future or what is what is it you mean with the swiss model. hello no i don't think we get chocolate and watches from great britain we rather prefer bentleys and financial derivatives actually and what you mean with swiss model is that switzerland as a not a full member of the e.u. but is very closely linked to the e.u. internal market and participates in many different programs like it a second area or to russell's and student exchange progr

up, the all ordinaries index gaining just a fraction, two points, and the nikkei 225 up by 200 points after wall street stocks rosevercoming disappointing holiday sales, as we mentioned earlier, from macy's and other retailers following of volatile trade, but dovish comments by the fed and prolonged trade talks boosting the odds of a trade talks boosting the odds of a trade agreement supporting the market, with the dow up by 122, and the nasdaq gaining about 30 points. thank you so much for investing your time with us. sport today is coming up time with us. sport today is coming up next. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: president trump has visited a town on the us border with mexico to try to win support for his plans to build a wall, which have triggered a government shutdown. many british retailers had their worst christmas for a decade, according to the british retail consortium. marks & spencer and debenhams both reported falls in sales over the festive period. but there was better news for some, as our business correspondent emma simpson reports. christmas — feels like a long time ago now. so what

when the utility filed for bankruptcy investors and shareholders were largely made whole and the stock price roseer that will happen this time back to you. >> okay. thank you very much for that interesting to see it higher despite all of that news we are, of course, awaiting apple numbers due in the next minute or so we got a great panel to react whether that happens mike, in terms of the key things we're watching, they have changed the way they reported. talk us through that. >> i think guidance for the current quarter might be the thing people are looking for the most in terms of revenue guidance overall to see if that really has changed relative to expectations and then the margin on the services business, they're going to give that: hopefully there's historical context for a sense of how profitable this side of things is. >> we'll get a revenue guidance for the quarter that we are currently -- >> ends in march. >> but not the iphone sales numbers but that's the main thing -- >> not unit sales numbers for iphone >> we have got the numbers josh lipton has them for us. hey, josh. >> apple report

tesla reduced the prices of all of its vehicles by $2000 to offset lower green tax credits. >>> on wall street stocks rose but the rally lost some steam after the news that trump walked out of that meeting with congressional leaders over the government shutdown and border wall. the dow gained 91 points, nasdaq was up 60 and the s&p was up 10 points. >>> president trump's picked to be the next attorney general was on capitol hill today. he was making his first round of meetings. here's the report from the nation's capital. >> reporter: a staffing shakeup at the justice department. rod rosenstein reportedly planning to resign shortly after the confirmation of william barr, trump's nominee for attorney general. rosenstein appointed robert mueller and has emerged as one of his strongest defenders. he will stay in his current job until mueller's investigation is over. >> i think he wanted to stick around to guarantee that this report cross the finish line. >> reporter: the news broke hours before he kicked off his confirmation process. he met with key senators on the judiciary committee hoping to which he now

the republicans like him. >> rosenstein's stock rose even higher when after just two weeks on the job wrote a now infamous memo at the request of the president. lambasting james comey for mishandling the e-mail investigation. >> if the president asks you to look at this and give me your thoughts, you can't say no. >> so he writes the memo. >> writes the memo. >> and then? >> all hell breaks loose. >> the president loved it, almost as much as he hated comey. so much, in fact, that he received it, released it, and fired comey all on the same day. do you think he knew that it was going to be used by the president as the rationale, publicly, for firing james comey? >> well, i think he had to know it was going to be used in some degree. i don't think that he realized that the president was going to put greyhound bus tracks on his back with that memo. i don't think that he realized it was going to be used in that way. >> my memo, truthfully reflects my views. i'm not in a position to comment on anybody else. so from my perspective, senator, that memo is about what it's about. i do not know

associated with prime minister narendra modi's ruling political party the b j p and shares a bond santo india ltd rose in trading at the bombay stock exchange of mumbai on the news. today i couldn't be more excited to take a look at the good the bad and the ugly of crypto currencies to do so we are pleased to be joined but for the first time in twenty one thousand by kristi i have counterpart x. welcome crissy great to have you happy happy new year ten so you're too young i mean you're all the in wisdom but you're too young to know these movies the spaghetti westerns this was the first real film in which clint eastwood actually excelled he became a star and in it he sort of there's an really uncomfortable alliance and competition between these other two gunslingers and the. it reminded me of for the sort of title of this segment about the uncomfortable lions in the crypto space where these new crypto folks and some real you know up starts coming into this established crypto space and really having a gun slinging shoot out so in that regard that back up let's talk about the good the bad and the ugly our own spaghetti western encrypt

the news. pg&e stock which has been battered in recent weeks rose today. up more than 6% to close that $7.70. >>> a live look at the u.s. capitol where senate republicans will make a mo ever move to try to end the partial government shutdown. >> both sides say they want to get the government back open but neither is willing to budge on its demands. senate republicans will introduce a bill to end the partial government shutdown that incorporates president trump's offer to break the log jam. >> the proposal outlined by president trump that we will consider here in the senate is the only proposal, the only one currently before us that can be signed by the president and immediately reopen the government. >> the president's plan includes three years protection for some refugees anc $5.7 billion for a border wall. >> we heard what particulars were in it. >> democrats are demanding the president reopen the government before negotiations on border security can begin. >> first president trump said give me the call or i will shutdown the government. then president tr

the flagship hedge fund run by bridgewater associates rose 16.6% as stocks fell broadly. alpha strategy fund was the biggest with $160 billion in assets. documents shown by bloomberg reached an annualized return of 12% net since its inception in 1991. they lost 6.7% in 2018. the australian securities exchange is cracking down on chinese firms over posing -- proposing tighter rules to punish rule breakers. they are looking at changes like shortening trading calls and increasing disclosure requirements. companies including china dairy, traditional therapy clinic and others were delisted from the asx in 2013. the first annual drop in annual house prices since 2008. all prices fell 0.8% and -- the company sells one third of residential properties in new zealand's largest city and also saw sales slump 25% year on year as well as a decrease in new listings. japanese businessmen [indiscernible] is facing arrest in the philippines over embezzlement charges. a trial issued a warrant for him and his colleague. the pair is accused of making unauthorized fund transfers from the manil

. >>> the rain rolls on that we do have a break coming and then a few more systems heading our way. a little sunshine out there and we will talk whether when we come back. >>> stocks roseor the fourth day. more optimism over trade with china. the rally did lose some steam on news that trump had walked out of the meeting with congressional leaders today. the dow gained 91 points. the nasdaq was up 60 and the s&p was up 16 points. energy companies were among those on the plus side today. >> teddy george it's always a pleasure to have you with us. we were talking moments ago about your insight and what this means. >> the federal open market committee made a very clear about monetary policy. it came out and writing today. to be quite honest it was like eating a bologna sandwich. we knew what we were going to get and it didn't taste very good. he came out and said our rates are at a normal rate right now. we have never heard him say this. >> inflation is in hand. >> cpi will come out tomorrow. we expect the consumer price index to come in at 2% or 1.9%. that means inflation is still pretty lowsince 2008. >> so the feds will take a deficit approach. >> they will take a cauti

the republican-d controenate. and, on wall street, stocks rose for a fifth day; the longest rally since september. vethe dow jones industrialge ,0ined more than 122 points to close at nearly . the nasdaq rose 29 points, and e s&p 500 added 11. still to come on the newshou what might it take to reopen the government? the shutdown shutters food safety inspections. venezuelan president colas maduro is reinaugurated, and much more. >> woodruff: we will continue to document what thshutdown means for the functions of american life and how the impacts are felt acrosthe country. now let's look at national security. okthis evening i with representative bennie thompson of mississippi. he is the new democratic chairman of the house homeland security committee.by i startesking whether the country is less safe result of the shutdown. >> well, you know, the men and women who perform the job every day do a t good job, think it's a bit much to ask them to work and not be paid. i have talked to them, i've talked to the t.s.a. administrator, a number of other individuals, and they've all assured me that the standar

the nasdaq is up 5 points. this after stocks rose across the board yesterday.s a pretty good day at the close. dow industrials up 156 points yesterday, 2/3 of 1% m s&p 500 gained better than 1%, 27 points. the nasdaq up 118 points yesterday at the close yesterday. global markets this morning look like this. fq100 down 31 points amid the uncertainty over brexit, down about a half a percent in london. the cac in paris up a quarter of a percent, 12 points higher, the dax index in germany is flat, up a fraction. mixed performances in asia. the market in china was closed for the holiday. hong kong was up, japan was down. shutdown shutdown, entering day 26. okay, so the irs is now recalling thousands of employees to work today without pay. and another casualty of the shutdown, economic data, a key measure of the health of the consumer, retail sales supposed to be coming out today. it is not coming out today because of the shutdown. mitch mcconnell standing firm in his opinion that the democrats are to blame for the shutdown. >> the refew sal to come -- the referefusa

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