damion lee. >> tom: leday picked up the personal foul. johnson gets in double figures, a free-throw coming. on the pass from damion lee. here is bibbs returning. first trip to the line for jaylen johnson. >> dan: oh, my. maybe that wrist isn't -- >> tom: i think was that was a byproduct of the wrist, dan. >> dan: if you shoot it like that you have to indicate something is wrong. >> tom: december paeut the miss, 11 points for jaylen johnson. incredible finish last night, virginia coming back with nine points in the final 15 seconds to beat wake forest. this is a three. from bibbs! >> dan: that is how virginia did it, they made threes. the hokies have a big hill to climb but making that three-point basket they draw to within six. this is an excellent pass by leday. the hokies have not been successful from beyond the three-point arc, that is only the third three of the game. second one for bibbs. >> tom: virginia beat wake forest 72-71 last night, a 9-1 run. >> dan: they were down seven with 15 seconds left in the game. then they won the game

tom lee has a target on the s&p 500, an impressive 2300. s one of the biggest bulls on the street. up till now he has been right. not last year, tom good. to see you. we just heard the bear case here. you came on new year's eve and presented your case for 2300. nothing changes based on volatility we've seen? >> there's obviously some message in the market. we started four years -- four days into the year down 5%. i think investors are really gloomy. i think what i'm struggling with is thinking about the things that markets, weighing on the markets. are these going to be conditions as we exit 2016? i don't see that. i think it's office lie dejecting. >> you stick by 2300. what are the stocks you see as the best bets in the year? >> one of the things we think is a strategy for 2016 is to really look at stocks trading like bonds. dividend yield is above their bond yield. this is true for a lot of investment grade stocks. there's about 137 large cap companies where dividends yields are higher than bond yields. these are high quality businesses.

tom lee is here and says he knows the one thing the bears are missing about stocks. he'll explain. >> plus starbucks falling on weak guidance despite an earnings beat. we'll hear from ceo howard schultz and his take on the expansion plans in china. >> deutsche bank hitting a new all-time low. what's behind that turmoil and what it could mean for the broader rallies, as well. >>> we start with the markets. stocks ending the day higher, closing well off the best levels of the day. oil staging a furious rebound. in the past two days, the doi rallied nearly 440 points off of its lowest levels. the s&p rallying 3% from yesterday's lows. is this a sustainable bounce or the kind of rally that needs to be sold? grasso, i go to you first. you are on the 50-yard line on the floor. >> oil, you said in the opening. oil had a constructive day. the market needed a constructive day. we've been taking the lead from crude. we got a constructive day out of crude. it inspired people to start covering their positions. the market was led today by energy. every other time we've seen this,

>> i heard you talking earlier and tom lee made a good case, cheap stock with a good dividend yield downost last year. i think we've gotten to the 15% rally or so off of the late 2015 lows and walmart the stock trades below a market multiple so, again, with that yield and, you know, we know they have a massive buy-back but the thing is there's this massive secular shift in retail. we know they'll spend a whole heck of a lot to compete with the likes of amazon. i got to say this, you know, they've said it after they cut 2016 guide dance late yas year they are going to be reinvested. that will be expensive. to me i suspect when they report on february 18 i suspect we see a full year cut again and i think the stock will give back most of these recent gains so i priced it up. the stock fell out of bed at the end of the day as the market did but when the stock was 64, 60, you look out to february expiration, that's the day that they report earnings in the morning and you could have bought the 65 put in february for about $2.20. your break even is at 62.80. just down a few percent here and whe

. >> what it feels like have you to me is this battle between growth scare, like tom lee says, or recession, like some of the most negative people on the street say this year. bull, bear, and right now people either can't decide what to do so they're in the middle or they're leaning more bearish. that's why they're selling into any bounce we get. >> they're leaning more bearish, tapping the big fang stocks that all of us talk about all the time. net flex, google, amazon. all of those open at or near their highs of the day. that's the $1 last night kind of flavor. it's down $20 from its high. this is of the day. people are obviously using those as the piggy bank. they're tapping those saying let me get out of the way of what's going on here. you had, of course, the nuclear action last week whether it was hydrogen or atomic, judge. either way kim junk un is rattling the saber over there, and that's not good. you've got the inventories chshgs we talked about already both last week and this week. that's not good. you still have fisher out there saying four more, and i don't think the market is

lee said working with commissioner marilyn kirkpatrick... who was appointed when tom collins resigned... was "a breath of fresh air." i also spoke with collins about whether he's running against lee... and he's not addressing that at this time.//// ((denise valdez)) > authorities arrested 3-more people today... in connection with the armed occupation of a federal wildlife refuge in burns oregon. the f-b-i says the men turned themselves in at a checkpoint on a road near the refuge. including leaders ammon and ryan bundy. one of the protesters... was shot and killed by authorities. with several demonstrators still at the refuge... ammon is urging them to call it quits through his lawyers. there are just five people still in the compound.... but one of them has an fbi arrest warrant.. and they are willing to stay until the government drops the charges./// ((dave courvoisier)) > the man arrested for waving a gun around in front of the bellagio last week... yelled he was going to quote "kill everyone" while pointing the weapon at tourists. that's according to the arrest re

market watcher, tom lee, breaks it down. >> are you holding the winning ticket?eople in three states are and could be more. latest on the big jackpot as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc, first in business worldwide, i'm joe with becky, and andrew is off today. breaking news this morning, explosions and gunfire rock jakarta, at least seven people killed by huge blasts near a popular shopping mall in the indonesian capital. susan lee is joining us from hong kong with more in the situation and market reaction in the region. susan? >> reporter: yeah, this is something, obviously, that investors across asia pacific were not looking for given tensions stemming from china and hong kong, but it was a terrifying day in jakarta, on high alert after the six to seven explosions taking place, a running gun battle in the heart of downtown today, outside a popular shopping complex off the commercial buildings. at the end of the it, we

musso has been charged with violating a federal firearms tom: gary lee sampson' s sentencing re-trial has been set for september 14. he was originally sentenced to death after he pleaded guilty to carjacking and killing two men in massachusetts during a crime spree in 2001. sampson also admitted he killed sampson' s death sentence was overturned in 2011 after the judge found a juror lied about her background. goffstown police say they found a credit card skimming device inside a card reader at a gas station. the pump at the irving circle k gas station at 277 mast road had been out of order since saturday afternoon. customers complained an error message showed up when they swiped their cards. a service technician discovered the skimmer. surveillance cameras at the gas station are helping police in >> there were two vehicles parked outside that pump specifically where we believe someone placed it there at about midnight on the 23rd. tom: police say whoever installed the skimmer would have to come back to the pump to get the information. goffstown police want to hear from anyone who used

tom lee this morning, jim, fo formerly of jpmorgan said day-to-day this looks like a growth scare, the of a v a v-shaped recovery goes higher. does that ring true to you? >> on f.a.n.g., ever since the fed decided to tighten, i have been more negative on f.a.n.g. negative on a lot of things because i think the fed has to get away from that rate hike. could it broaden here? i think the u.s. is doing well but it's such -- it hasn't mattered. i'm cognizant, maybe today it matters on a trading bounce. but until the fed comes out and says we see tremendous deflation, we don't need to do anything other than go back to the data dependent way, if they did that, we would see oil stabilize and china stabilize, that would be very, very bullish. f.a.n.g., my travel trust owns alphabet and facebook. facebook is not that expensive but on 2018 numbers. alphabet is not that expensive now. next year it will be almost at a market multiple, which is extraordinary give than ruth po porat came in and kicked some butt. this company is brought down by the notion that everything is over. i think alphabet, goo

tom lee is staying with us as well as tracy alloway.utures and i'm looking at the generic s&p 500 up a little bit. ♪ breaking down bank of america and the morgan stanley fourth-quarter earnings next. ♪ vonnie: welcome back. the imf have -- has cut its forecast of saudi arabia because of the slump in oil prices. saudi arabia and growth was revised this year did this left the saudi's with a $98 billion deficit last year. invested $500 has million in cargo service lives and is found a cheaper way to protect itself from uber. they have acquired sidecar. it shut down its operations last month. it had shifted its focus to handling deliveries. cohen planssteven to hire more than 40 traders in london. he cannot manage money for clients until 2017 after in insider trading scandal. it is a morning for bank earnings. the profit of bank of america jumped nine point 4% on fixed income and revenue clyde -- climbed five point percent. tracy alloway is still with us but we will bring in david hilder on the phone. let's start with morgan stanley that fa

tom lee is here and says he knows the one thing the bears are missing about stocks.explain. >> plus starbucks falling on weak guidance despite an earnings beat. we'll hear from ceo howard schultz and his take on the expansion plans in china. >> deutsche bank hitting a new all-time low. what'seh

. >> commissioner lee tom huey first of all, those issues we discussed with you know supervisor chiu a long time ago there are 22 issues one with the r 3gs and r-2 the end of the faur we need to do the sprirlz round 3 a special one you know trying to push people to have less you know costs to legalizing more concern of the electrical part and all those that's why in the our free from single-family unit they don't need to sprinkle the units they're already there and also the entities for the preservation you tear out the sheetrock and mutt in the installation it is more expensive we have considered all those and information sheet on all the items we have also you know questions and answers for homes on the website they can look at it and also, we create a 1616 missions people can come to give their name and then answer a question try to legalize it hire a contractor, engineer or architect to go through ours is complicated actually our toolbox i tried to convince most of homeowners to legalize it because it is two sided one specification the fire the insurance will not cover you the pl

machina," pete docter, josh cooley and ronnie del carmen for "inside out," josh singer and tom jonathan herman, s. lee savidge and alan wenkus for "straight outta compton." >> very good. >> for original score, the nominees are thomas newman for "bridge of spies," carter burwell for "carol," "the hateful eight," ennio morricone, johan johannsson for "sicario" and john williams for "star wars: the force awakens." >> in the best foreign language film category, the nominees are from colombia, "embrace of the serpent." from france, "mustang." from hungary, "son of saul," from jordan, "theeb" and from denmark, "a war." >> for achievement in directing, "the big short." george miller for "mad max: fury road" matthew dowd, alejandro gonzalez inarriutu for "the revenant," lenny abrahamson for "room" and tom mccarthy for "spotlight." >> for performance by an actress in a leading role, the nominees are cate blanchett in "carol." brie larson in "room." jennifer lawrence in "joy." charlotte rampling in "45 years." and saoirse ronan in "brooklyn." >> for performance by an actor in a leading role, the nominees are br

little twitter here because kate and dana, our daughter and dana were up at lee canyon over the weekend and corp you? >> tom: i was out with friends snow shoeing and you were bringing kate for her first snow lesson. >> dana: the weather was perfect. almost three feet of snow as a base up there. >> tom: when we went down at about noon there was a steady stream of cars coming up, the mountain was jammed. >> dana: it took us long tore get down than it did up. coming down it was jammed trying to get out of there. ahead as far as maybe more precip. we'll take you down to where work is taking place. especially in the rush hour eastbound in the morning and westbound in the afternoon. you see cones up. the main trouble is the inside lanes both directions. we'll take you into the bowl where everything is up to speed looking good on the freeway. people are wondering could there be more in the mountains? >> kelly: not today. 34 right now. the kids on the way to school we're going to need to bundle up, lots of layers and grab the sunglasses too. 54 for the afternoon high. >> kim: you know it's a huge jackpot when they

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tom: one of the heroes of this valley is tim berners-lee. g called the internet -- erik: the web. tom: i'm sorry. when you look at where we go from here, how do we give the internet to the world? how do we give the web to the world that cannot afford it or does not have the infrastructure? erik: mobile phones and smartphones -- have one.t erik: it is under hyped. the biggest thing is how we are connecting billions of people to the internet. it means we will all have this access to this knowledge, on wikipedia, google. more importantly, they can all contribute to it. it is becoming democratized. that is a real revolution. it is changing not just how we do science, progress, and arts, but also how businesses are run. francine: is part of our daily lives. you cannot even imagine -- he is always on it. tom: this is the bloomberg terminal. the bloomberg terminal -- this has changed -- erik: we have a financial trading room, and you guys provide all sorts of data, doctors of finance and mba students use that data every day. francine: we use it day

. >> we had tom brokaw come through here and bernie sanders has come through, and we have had jamie lee curtis down the street at our restaurant django. ,rose it's all part of the fun, : and pride for being the first caucus in the nation. >> the dynamic is even more important than the business it brings in. which is great. but it's fun to see the city in the spotlight. rose: people tell me they're so excited because both the democrat and read republican races are still close, definitely one they want to watch. steve: democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is now releasing information about his medical history. his doctor says the vermont senator is in, quote, overall very good health. sanders has been treated for gout, high cholesterol, and laryngitis. he also underwent hernia surgery this year. if elected the 74-year-old would assume office. president obama is creating a new task force on cancer research. and he's tapping vice president joe biden to chair the effort. biden announced last year that he would spend his final months in office working to cure cancer. his son beau

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. >> tom: the storm knocked out power to hundreds of families across collier and lee counties. in other words of anyone hurt, though. >>> all right. if you played and you haven't checked your numbers yet, i have in bad news. nobody won the powerball jackpot last night it just keeps growing, though, more than a billion dollars. more tickets being bought. still again, no lucky winner so with that jackpot likely to go up even more, the drawing again, $1.3 billion. that's the estimate for wednesday night's drawing. the odds still about the same, 1 in 292 million. last night's winning numbers 16, 19, 32, 34, 57, and the powerball 13. we asked some people what they're going to do in they eventually are the ones who win the jackpot. share my happiness with others. >> probably have a heart attack. in about 2 seconds, i don't know. >> i would open a nonprofit organization for battered women and children and i would donate money that my church. >> tom: and coming up at 8:22 financial expert joe bert 1467 to tell you what you should do with all that money if you are the lucky one to win i

tom vacar, fox 2 now. >>> a man that was armed with a garden tool was fatally shot by police after charging officers. henry lee tells us some neighbors are questioning why deadly force had to be used. >>> this is a gardening too similar to what was in the hands of a man that charged at them prompting two officers to shoot and kill him. it started at 10:20 last night when a woman called 911 from this home on amy place in union city. >>> the resident reported that there was a stranger in her back yard and he was banging on the rare slider that led to her master bedroom. >> two officers arrived and checked on the woman and found the intruder in the backyard. >> the suspect was armed with a garden type us tool that resembled a clawhammer. the officers saw the weapon and ordered the suspect to drop the weapon. the suspect chose to charge the officers in an attempt to attack the officers. >> the suspect whose name has not been released died. the shooting was captured about it body cams. it shows the man coming at the officers. neighbors were shocked and didn't realize what they heard was gunfire. >> i thought kids w

lee sounding off. one of her friends from fresh that is headed your way. >> tom: this is where the next born movie is being shot on las vegas boulevard. >> dana: we are on matt damon a. every car you see right now is not a car headed to work, not part of a tourist attraction. these guys are shooting a movie. every one of the cars you are born >> carolyn: a hearing to case against afflalo teen juvenile court. do it he made national headlines after killing four people in a drunken wreck. he and his mom took off to mexico as prosecutors investigated whether the teen vitalled his probation. the two were later arrested. on the i can't has been extradited back to the united states. she's out on bond . the judge is expected to make a decision once the arguments are made later today. >> kim: there are growing calls for the governor of michigan to step down over the water in flint. he says he's not leaving office. lead contaminated the drinking water in flint and forced the national guard to hand out cases and cases of bottled water to all of the people who live there. president obama declaring a toned help out the

lee and jeff, thank you very much. >>> we'll turn now to the new york giants. black monday for the nfl and the team. with tom coughlin stepping down today, the league's oldest active coach announced his resignation after he met with the team's owners this afternoon. 12 seasons, 110 we'll begin with sports anchor rob powers. >> the giants have been around tom coughlin, head coach for 12. those 12 years could eventually land him fame. but a rough stretch the last three years has the giants in search of a new head coach. coughlin stepped down late this afternoon after meeting with team ownership saying it's the best for all involved. coughlin, his family and the team. under coughlin's leadership the giants did win those two super bowl championships. his time as a whole very successful but that four straight seasons without a playoff appearance. three straight losing seasons. another rough ending yesterday. coughlin in a statement. obviously the past three years expected. as head coach i take responsibility. tomorrow the team will celebrate what wept right. >> he definitely has not failed. players, we failed him

tom hardy and mark ruffalo and mark ryelance. and nominees for best supporting actress include jennifer jason lee, rooney mara, rachel macadams andnominees for best actor, brian cranston and matt damon and leonardo dicaprio and michael fassbender and eddie redmayne. and leonardo dicaprio has been passed over for best actor three times this could be leo's year, we'll have to wait and see how that pans out. now to nominees for best actress. a packed category,ca cate blanchett and brie larson and charlotte rampling. they can put up to 10 in this category for movies and only eight making the cut. the big short, bridge of spies, brooklyn, matt max, the martian, the revanent, room and spotlight. the revanent getting the most nominees. and you can get the complete list on our website now at 6abc.com. and 6 abc is your home for everything oscars, the 88th annual oscars airs on february 28th. >> i thought star wars would get a nomination, they got snubbed i guess. and chewbacca for best supporting actor. we'll be right back with more. stay with us. >>> coming up tonight on 6 abc with my diet is better than yours, the contestants hit the o

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