near the highs of the day all three of the major indices hitting record highs in what has been an unstoppable rally and tech leading the way again, the sector now up 4% alpha get, even mastercard and visa hitting all-time highs. and everything seems to be getting love, everything that you can think of buying is going up and lately even the most hated stocks on the street are feeling the love bob pisani has some of those names and an expractilanation f. >> arising market can lift even the most hated this is called short covering where traders are short stocks are forced to cover their positions by buying back stocks. either the price of the stock rises really quickly or the cost to borrow it might go up two heavily shorted names tesla and beyond meat have had really big rallies. tesla up 20%, beyond meat up 43%. and that is likely triggering a short squeeze that is contributing to the rally that already existed in those names they are not alone other heavily shorted names like peloton for example, virgin galactic and smile direct club have also had notable rallies in the first weeks of the yea

this is what the firefighters are dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, butalso spreads those embers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. the death toll from the new years day flooding in indonesia jumps to 60 — with tens of thousands of people still unable to return to their homes. president trump has warned iran that the us has 52 potential iranian targets lined up — should tehran attack any of its citizens or assets in response to the killing of its general qasem soleimani in iraq. meanwhile us—led coalition forces in iraq have confirmed that two rocket attacks have taken place near bases housing us troops in baghdad. it happened after the funeral procession for general soleimani took place. iranian officials have promised what they've described as "severe revenge" for his death. quentin sommerville reports. they came in their thousands to honour qasem soleimani and they called him a hero. to many more in iraq and beyond, he was the region's principal villain. familiar chants rang out, "death to america, death to israel". he served his iranian m

this is what the firefighters were dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, but it also spreads those embers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. and china sacks its official in charge of relations with hong kong, six months and in indonesia, thousands are unable to return to their homes after the worst flooding in a decade. hello and welcome to bbc news. the iraqi military has confirmed that several rockets have landed this in baghdad near the us embassy and at the balad airbase north of the capital. the base houses us forces and the baghdad attacks targeted the green zone and the neighbouring district of jadriya. no group has said it carried out the strikes, but iranian backed militias have mounted similar attacks recently. the news comes as tens of thousands of people have packed the streets of baghdad for the funeral of iran's general, qasem soleimani, and the others killed by a us drone strike. the body of general soleimani will be returned to iran for further funeral ceremonies. iranian officials have promised "severe revenge" for his death. our

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coming up: looking unstoppable, liverpool beat manchester united to stretch their lead at the top ofmier league. saracens end a difficult week by fighting back to reach the quarterfinals of the champions cup. four wickets from victory — england close in on winning the third test in south africa. also coming up in the programme: sam kerr scores herfirst goal, for chelsea moving them within a point off top spot in the women's super league. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chetan pathak. liverpool's relentless march towards their first league title in 30 years continues. as they beat manchester united 2—0 at anfield, making it 21 wins out of 22 this season. victory moves jurgen klopp‘s side 16 points clear of manchester city in second, and they have a game in hand. joe lynskey reports. around anfield, there's one team most of all they would wish to beat along the way. manchester united drew with them in october, it's liverpool's one league blemish on their season, such are their standards, they wanted dropped points avenged. virgil van dijk gave them the perfect start, a leap above t

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to do that she without a charms in delight signet. 3 minutes later the hunt gary unstoppable space to make a potentially intervention to prevent philip stage from double tracked for a sneak. one nearly stayed until the 94th minute when gonzalo c.n.c. outs on a sloppy defensive pass that lifted his head to force us to just be friends of the . guy she was helpless what's more the serbian strike a guarantee to his side 3 points it 6 from a possible 6 to frankfurt since the winter break while likely suffer their 1st born disney get a free since the 24th of october. are so let's get you caught up on all of the results from saturday's been disney to action or buying day shall carry a 5 goal reality check in the late game in a new nick as he just had their front foot beating like steak means that all b. are single point clear on top now in your own belly want to. now they get back how to bat in one away both spoke bloodbath they rise to 3rd on the table that's off the beaten mites in freiburg suffered well shot last to part of one dortmund to want to cologne on friday now on sunday and read

anywhere else that's what people are worried about the fires there have been described as virtually unstoppable the entire island is under threat right now and one of the animals that conservationists are worried about is called the kid i've never heard of the kid and this is what it looks like it is maybe kind of a smaller version of a porcupine or a hedgehog you see it here they're already endangered they can normally survive a fire but you see here we circled it their spines can melt if they don't get far enough down in the earth they like to burrow underground these fires so intense that melting the spines off of these animals just one of many species of course under threat there the bigger picture here nick is that ecologist are predicting that these bushfires will lead to the extinction of several species in australia plants as well of course there's no way to know the expense of the devastation till the fires end and there's no sign of the fire stopping anytime soon ok so this is not just a story about people it's affecting us as well and yeah ok. thanks for that. in football but in this

the usually unflappable federer —— unstoppable federer has a medical timeout.gren thrived to move into the lead. a ball girl clattered into his injured leg. he had five more match points which the swiss dismissed to force a deciding set. federer closed in on a remarkable victory but one which may have taken a toll. it really depends sometimes how you are feeling inside, how much it takes away from you so must say i feel pretty good right now. federer has only played unseeded opponents so far in this job are next up it is novak djokovic who is working for a record extending eighth title, he lost no sets against raonic. raonic forced a tie—break in the third but was prom ptly tie—break in the third but was promptly thrashed a 7—1. so, novak djokovic and roger federer will square up next. in the women's draw. barty was bidding to become the first australian woman to reach the semifinals in many years. kvitova one the first set. i knew that i had to bring my best against kvitova today, just try make the most of it and good to get a quick start in the second. she wi

they are unstoppable on offense. nfc, san francisco plays host to green pay.: i'm going 49ers, chiefs. >> i believe even though i had the ravens going in, the biggest upset was the titans, i think it will be san francisco, kansas city. jillian: we're going the same? >> yes. sorry. people will be rejoicing. fox sports. because it is going to be a huge game. meanwhile, coming up on "fox & friends," which you're going to be on, congressman devin new kns will be on with us. he will be talking about the new fisa judge, adam schiff, nancy pelosi, and the impeachment trial, does the house think they have a hand in this and we'll be joined by mark morgan. we have 100 miles of wall built. he'll prove it. jillian: we've both got the reds in the super bowl. >> i think so. i think we'll see you in miami. jillian: i'll see you in a couple minutes. we're coming right back. ore on . everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have-oh boy. geico. fi

powerful, unstoppable. >> next we're going to hear deputy director of -- a woman's march board member. >> hello, d.c. and i'm the deputy director and a member of the march executive board. organizer in ong transand immigrant rights movement. findtransactivist, i often myself pushed to the margins. those margins of our society. despite knowing that many people in power in this country would see me and the up unity's disappear i wake every morning ready to fight for not because i know i am and i know s fightened i we can win. everyone has been asking who can beat trump? i stan here today to say the answer is simple. can you,t trump and so but only if we fight him and his cronies together, and only if we continue to make space for those invisible.o make continuing trump by the organizing work in the forscommunity, and fighting climate justice and reproductive justice. we will beat trump if we to remind one another that we have more in common in a different of nationality than we have in common with the men in power who to divide us. the most important thing that women's march showed us w

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thousands of miles away nbc's janis mackey frayer reports >> reporter: tonight, strong winds and unstoppable flames fires on kangaroo island so powerful, they stir up fire twisters of their own. a bush fire jumped over the river, igniting a new blaze that triggered a warning to seek shelter or get out. >> the sprinkles set up on the roof. >> reporter: donna and jamie are staying put, at least for now. >> we've covered all bases and have backup plans, safe zones. >> reporter: if need be, if you have to leave, you are leavgoing to leave >> we get in the car and move. >> reporter: bush fires burned an area 40 times the area of los angeles, spewing a smoky haze visible from space army reservists helping with evacuations and supplies. >> there is a very clear connection between global warming and wildfires and drought. >> reporter: an estimated half a billion animals have died the lucky ones rescued and cared for at sanctuaries across the state. >> a little girl. >> amazing >> reporter: where orphans wallabies, wombats, and other wildlife can recover, but will struggle in habitats that are wiped

only had 4 wins that's how they got such i draft pick got nick bosa and this year they just seemed unstoppable from week one. they found their leader in quarterback jimmy garoppolo knocked off. aaron rodgers, the niners have featured a killer running games and they just demoralize opponents with i and the defense gets to the other team's quarterback that is he number one goal for nfl teams and the niners are great at everything seems to be going right for the 49 ers but they do face a stiff challenge with the chiefs to give that potent offense with a high powered passing game patrick mahome the young quarterback for kansas city is maybe the best in the nfl. still though the faithful are confident that the niners prevail and this is funny one of the 49 er legends with a bold prediction, joe montana tweeting out just this afternoon sa

there line for the first half of the season was unstoppable.without ford the double teams were ab to slide over. it was still a good defense. it was not a great defense. if they are healthy again they can go back to being great this week . vikings coach what are the weaknesses in the 49ers that i am looking exploit? >> the one thing they have not en perfect on is stopping the run. the vikings have a very good running back. his na is calvin,. is one of the best. the vikings in general our team that likes to llrun the they switched up there offense if scheme. they are better. they did not make it to the playoffs last year. they centered on the run game a little more. that is the first thing they will try to do. the 49ers can slow him down they will be in a good spot . >> let's talk by jimmy garoppolo. two super bowl rings are ready. they come from his time as a backup to tom brady. does gettiteam in the super bowl does that put him in thelite category? >> it is probably early in his career to have that conversation. he answered a lot of question

absolutely unstoppable, 25 minutes and stole the thing, they come back and win 83-82. they are 15-7. another resume booster for elissa lou, last night she became the youngest two-time women skating champ at the age of 14. she still stands 4'10", still too short to reach the stand without help. she is the usa's best chance for gold come 2022 in the olympics. >> she is only 14. >> she is only 14, and she won last year, she will probably win year. >> her parents must be so proud. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news we continue our coverage of the deadly coronavirus outbreak, a stark warning from china, as the disease continues to spread. we will tell you how the government is taking more dramatic steps to contain it. >>> thank you for making ktvu your source for the news . we are always here for you online at ktvu.com, and are facebook, twitter, and ktvu app. have a great night, we will see you back here at 10:00. yes, i'm going to work on a saturday. no, this is not wine. it is dayquil. with a little bit of last night's wine. my stupid brother caught a cold in mexico

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unstoppable so this is the change always is going to change is certain but the fact that this can provoke a very serious military conflict of war between between iran and the united states is i'm doubtful that the pentagon claims they asked tripe was a defensive action to defend american interests and region why do you think the u.s. went miss far killing a foreign general in a foreign country. well look there are also one u.s. contractor who was killed. under circumstances that are not certain there are there was a protest in iraq in baghdad against the occupation of the country by the united states in which nobody was killed so the. 'd attack or all of that nature against or against iranian leader or so on the territory 'd of iraq is totally disproportionate of the response. there is nothing that justifies. a darkling don't so you want to talk to talk about the defense of or. you know in protection of all 'd interests of the united states it's ridiculous united states is brutalizing the entire middle east for decades earl together if its allies from nato so 'd there really nothing to de

only had 4 wins that's how they got such i draft pick got nick bosa and this year they just seemed unstoppable from week one. they found their leader in quarterback jimmy garoppolo knocked off. aaron rodgers, the niners have featured a killer running games and they just demoralize opponents with i and the defense gets to the other team's quarterback that is he number one goal for nfl teams and the niners are great at everything seems to be going right for the 49 ers but they do face a stiff challenge with the chiefs to give that potent offense with a high powered passing game patrick mahome the young quarterback for kansas city is maybe the best in the nfl. still though the faithful are confident that the niners prevail and this is funny one of the 49 er legends with a bold prediction, joe montana tweeting out just this afternoon saying you heard from me first, i guarantee my team will win the super bowl. he was best known as niners quarterback there his uniform was on the right but on the left he did end his career with the kansas city chiefs leading them to the playoffs. well. the niners are

much less than the probability of car accidents and i think the fact can dream china's growth is unstoppable you know the us just that and need it back soon or even the story 2312 it was to 10 percent in 2012 percent for the next 4 years and for the cowen coronavirus estimate abound even in the comedia which are any range of up 0.12.5 g.d.p. reductions. and economy still expected to grow at 3 percent you know it's a kind of pledges it's only temporary you know i mean kind of a change that canyon is the 1st time i heard people eating batch and you know even if you look at the other side of the story execute cars can see that's a quick in india but it was eaten in the united states so i think temporary understandable you see people like that in europe that kill top of the rupee and that's not me as to hate europeans the spanish flu that kills millions does not mean that you hate spanish saenz china china has already i think if i could be any sequence of the virus could be treated like it you go through in the future that scene had already been invented a few days ago and be out in the market n

this is what the firefighters are dreading, because it funds these are places, making them unstoppableembers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. the howling winds and billowing smoke were enough of an alarm for people in this holiday park in the coastal town. some are causing their cabins. others took to the beach to seek refuge. this woman did not take any chances. she gathered her family, her did not take any chances. she gathered herfamily, her purse and her son's wilshere and headed straight to the shore. her son's wilshere and headed straight to the shorelj her son's wilshere and headed straight to the shore. ijust got her son's wilshere and headed straight to the shore. i just got a phone call from a friend whose brother is a police officer, and he said, get out. we had the police, upper street and said that he expected it to impact our houses in the next 20 to 30 minutes. the authorities have warned the situation is still volatile and could get worse. if a boating and now familiar message to the people of australia. —— a foreboding and now familiar message. the headl

the flames would have torn up through here in many instances, fires like this are unstoppable.bushland power black into the trees are. the ground is that ghostly shade of ash grey and it is still warm, the ground under my feet still feels pretty hot too. it is that fire to the south and west of here that is one of these major blazes that is giving the authorities so much concern. they fear that in the next 24—hour is, with hot and windy weather forecast, that those sorts of fires could flare up once again and bring a great danger to people who have decided to remain. we mentioned in the introduction to you the response from scott morrison, the response from scott morrison, the australian prime minister. he is now asking people to be patient with the whole process of evacuation and the whole process of evacuation and the cabinet is meeting on monday to discuss next steps from the government. what do you make of the response from the government to these wildfires? i think the political dimension has two strands really. firstly, the response to the emergency that stretches back to

this is what the firefighters are dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, butpreads the embers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. this is really what they're up against, they're fighting against something they can't control. the howling winds and billowing smoke were enough of an alarm for people in this holiday park. some were hosing their cabins, others taking to the beach to seek refuge. ijust got a phone call from a friend whose brother is a police officer, and he said, get the hell out. we've just had the police come up our street and they have said they expect it to impact our houses in the next 20—30 minutes. firefighters will look for a lull in the weather to keep some of the flames contained, but many are warning that the danger is far from over. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, on the south coast of new south wales. two prominent labour backbenchers have joined the contest to become the party's next leader. the wigan mp, lisa nandy, and jess phillips, who represents birmingham yardley, both said they wanted to restore trust in labour and win bac

this is what the firefighters are dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, but those embers, making the fire behaviour quite unpredictable. the howling winds and billowing smoke were enough of an alarm for people in this holiday park in this coastal town. some were hosing their cabins. 0thers took to the beach to seek refuge. this woman did not take any chances. she gathered her family, her pets and her son's wheelchair and headed straight to the shore. ijust got a phone call from a friend, whose brother is a police officer and he said, get the hell out. we have just had the police come up our street and said that they expected it to impact our houses in the next 20 to 30 minutes. the authorities have warned that the situation is still volatile and could get worse. a foreboding and now a familiar message to the people in australia. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, on the southern coast of new south wales. let s get some of the day s other news. at least 28 people have been killed and many others wounded in an air raid against a military school in the libyan capital, tr

harm's way, and the authorities are trying to stretch the emergency line due to the winds becoming unstoppablect life i'm joined now via webcam by a former bbcjournalist julian lorkin, who lives in kellyville in the hills district of sydney. just tell us what it is like there. how close are the fires to you? they are only around 12 miles away, you may be able to see a distant glow over my shoulder, that is where the fires are burning, up in the blue mountains. all day you see a dense column of smoke in the forests surrounding this region. this is a suburb that has been built over after previous bushfires. above me we have this wonderful ring of mountains which was pristine until now, but these fires started burning in september, there is a lot of smoke here, but also making it worse are the temperatures. it got up to 44 degrees in the centre of sydney, and in some areas it is 50 degrees. even though it is heading on to late evening, the temperature has only come down to 38 degrees, and we are starting to feel the wind phil mercer was talking about, and we are waiting for the really strong wind

it found these places, making them unstoppable, but it also spreads the embers making the fire behaviournds and billowing smoke were enough of an alarm for people in this holiday park. some were hosing their cabins, others taking to the beach to seek refuge. this woman gathered her family, pets and some's wheelchair and headed straight for the shore. ijust got a phone call from a friend whose brother is a police officer, and he said, get the hell out. we've just had the police come up our street and they have said they expect it to impact our houses in the next 20—30 minutes. authorities have warned the situation are still volatile and could get worse. a foreboding and now familiar message to the people in australia. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, on the south coast of new south wales. police have begun a murder investigation after a man was stabbed to death in north london. the man in his 30s was attacked in finsbury park yesterday evening. friends at the scene said he worked as a food delivery moped rider. no one has been arrested. two lorry drivers have died in a collision that closed the

the los angeles lakers are looking led by le bronjames are looking unstoppable ahead of their game against detroit pistons on sunday was their 5th win in a row and james is one of the big reasons. he had 21 points, 1a rebounds and 11 assists in his ninth triple—double this season. to the atp cup in australia now where france's benoit paire had to overcome both his opponent and his emotions in brisbane. paire reached boiling point when he lost a second set tie—break to serbia's dusan lajovic. he looked composed as he walked back to his chair before taking his frustration out on his racket. he also threw two water bottles onto the court at the change of ends. paire went on to win the match in 3 sets, but serbia won the tie 2—1 to make it through to the quarter—finals. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that's your tuesday sport briefing. how much tech can you take? thousands of new products are being launched and demoed at the giant ces expo in las vegas this week. everything from artificial intelli

this is what the firefighters are dreading, because it fans these blazes, making them unstoppable, but behaviour quite unpredictable. the death toll from the new years day flooding in indonesia jumps to 60 — with tens of thousands of people still unable to return to their homes.

do you think there's an unstoppable process towards more women and more diverse representation?ademy made changes to diversify their membership, it sta rts diversify their membership, it starts little by little. you can't invite 3000 members first year, it won't have the effects you want. after five years of concerted effort, they've invited around 2700 members into the academy and about half of those where women and 35% of them are people of colour. this year starting to reach a quorum of those new voices that if they vote together, with like—minded thoughts, we could see someone like the farewell in the best picture race, we could see liu wong in adapted screenplay and we could see greta gerwig in best director, but this kind of change takes more time than audiences and the general public is ready for by the numbers stacey smith's usa release show a good indication, but i wonder if they will eventually catch up with the rest of us. it is 2020 and the academy is coming up on 100 years. it is kind of time, you would essentially think. you would think it is time, calls for people

tourist destination of kangaroo island 2 people died in a fire authorities said it was virtually unstoppable in malibu in the state of victoria where thousands of holidaymakers were stranded on a beach the sky turned a haunting shade of crimson as fires ravaged the region. prime minister scott morrison has been criticized for being too slow to roll out a national response to the crisis but he finally announced army reserves and 3 navy ships will be deployed to help this bushfire season is far from over but it's caused so much devastation across australia in the southern part of new south wales it's not uncommon to see streets like this one with rows of houses completely decimated this holiday resort has become a makeshift home for many families forced to escape the fires the burkes don't know what they'll do now their house burnt down on new year's eve by the charm we were able to go through. we had been told on the way home that they also bring the possibility that our house was still there because pfizer around it. and we're more finally able to get there yet the whole house was engulfed i

ashley westwood with an unstoppable finish that moves them up to 14th, 5 points above the relegationthis weekend kicks off at anfield in the next 10 minutes. leaders liverpool have named the same team that beat spurs last weekend, manchester united are without their top scorer, marcus rashford, who was injured in the week against wolves in the fa cup. jurgen klopp's side will move 16 points clear at the top with a victory, and they also have a game in hand. it's the first time solskjaer has taken his side to anfield, and they are the only team to take points off liverpool this season after the 1—1 draw at old trafford. you have to look forward to these games, it is a great challenge for our players again to play against the leaders of the league. we have done well against them the last couple of times, but has you say, away at anfield is another matter. it is a game that you... you can make sure you enjoy it, but it can also be an intimidating place. manchester city have gone top of the woemn's superlegaue after beating birmingham 2—0. they've moved above arsenal on goal difference,

it fans these blezes, making them unstoppable but it also spreads those embers making the fire behaviouring winds and billowing smoke were enough of an for people in this holiday park. some were hosing their cabins while others took to the beach to seek refuge. this woman did not take any chances, she gathered her family, her pets and her son's wheel chair and headed straight to the shore. i got a phone call from a friend whose brother is a police officer and he said to get out. we have had the police come up the street and say it would impact our houses in the next 30 minutes. the authorities have warned that the situation is still volatile and could get worse. a foreboding and now a familiar message to the people in australia. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, on the southern coast of new south wales. the headlines on bbc news: two mortar rounds land near the us embassy in baghdad — as huge crowds join funeral processions in iraq, for iran's top military commander, killed by a us drone strike. the shadow brexit secretary, keir starmer enters the race to become labour leader. he'll launch his c

particle and tells of a seller of armory being exposed when he attempted to similar to mislead sell an unstoppable spear and an impenetrable shield or only to have it pointed out that logically both could not be valid sales thus in the wake of the general election something has to give when it is a simple force of scottish nationalism movable object of which are to government and the house of commons. the scottish 1st minister promised a referendum this year indeed f 2020 and says that a convincing general election victory would sweep away all of position the picture of arrived but the opposition his state however the british prime minister fought the election in scotland on opposition to these demands and lost spectacularly it is difficult to explain a mandate to run britain while simultaneously denying a bigger one expressing scotland's well some argue that the s.n.p. should by their time prepare their case rechecks to other parties and to wait until the new johnson government hits civil however was pretty evident the meeting scotland among the independents marchers is not one of calm appraisal