you wrote down zurich. sorry, that'll cost you. it's incorrect, and you lose $1,600 only. let's come down here to andrew haringer. and his response was "what is frankfurt?" frankfurt is on the main river. you are correct -- frankfurt am main. and you will double your score to $26,400 as we come to todd. did he get frankfurt? no -- picked amsterdam. and his wager? oh, he'd have won by $1. but in this game today, andrew, congratulations. you now have a 4-day total of $72,399. and you play again tomorrow. promotional consideration provided by... -- captions by vitac -- [ applause ] wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. pat: thank you so much! thank you, jim. appreciate that. have a wonderful time at the puzzle board. give my best to the letters. hi. good to see you all. get ready. it's "toss up" time at the old corral. our first "toss up" is a "phrase."

jeffrey wagner he joins us now from zurich. ubs does this tell us about the healthy state that ubs finds itself in? jeffrey: i do think so. four years ago ubs was in trouble with legal cases on every side and big problems in terms of profitability. they decided to substantially scale back, something which made -- do bankers at the time, but it seems it has paid off. the investment bank had over 30% return in equity last year and they can afford to pay more. mark: jeffrey, they really are the outlier within the european banking space. give us a sense of how their peers are doing when it comes to bonuses. jeffrey: you just said it yourself, deutsche bank and continentale, on europe are the two main competitors, cut their bonuses by 11% while ubs is up 14%. i do think that it shows that the other two were really late to the party. they both got new ceos last year and both have been speaking tough talks to the market, saying there will be a hard time ahead. there were losses last year already and we do not know, but as they restruc

you wrote down zurich. sorry, that'll cost you. it's incorrect, and you lose $1,600 only. let's come down here to andrew haringer. and his response was "what is frankfurt?" frankfurt is on the main river. and you will double your score to $26,400 as we come to todd. did he get frankfurt? no -- picked amsterdam. and his wager? oh, he'd have won by $1. but in this game today, he finishes in third place. andrew, congratulations. you now have a 4-day total of $72,399. and you play again tomorrow. promotional consideration provided by... [ applause ] wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white. pat: thank you so much! thank you, jim. appreciate that. have a wonderful time at the puzzle board. give my best to the letters. hi. good to see you all. get ready. it's "toss up" time at the old corral. our first "toss up" is a "phrase." it's worth $1,000, and here we go. [ bell chimes ] janet. recipe for success. yeah, that's it. you got $1,000. [ applause ]

stephen: of the man behind this is a computer scientist from zurich. theesponded and looked at number of items that are available on amazon's main site, 479 million, compared with the average price of them, which is $26.86. magice up with the number, $12.86 billion. this man has a track record in this area, answering questions like how much we would spend rescuing matt damon in his various movies? he calculated, $900 billion plus change. genie: some people have way too bank which time on their hit some people have way too banged much time on their hands -- some people have much too much time on their hands. nicholas rushworth is here to look at the papers. lots of focus on infamous super tuesday, the day were 11 states in the u.s. are going to be voting on who might be the nominee for the republicans or the democrats. nicholas: the dominating personality is donald trump and let's go straightaway to "the boston globe," which has a cartoon which certainly shocked me and many americans. the headline there, "a small tweak to donald trump's campaign slogan.

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century to being a legitimate and whenever anyone accused hamilton of being illegitimate, he went to zurich so that in spite of this great show of confidence, under the surface i think he was a troubled and insecure individual. charlie: you mentioned george washington, but also aaron brewer became a part of his life and thomas jefferson as well. aaron burrewer -- and hamilton had these parallel lives. burr was probably the first friend that hamilton made. aaron brewer tried to get -- aaron burr tried to get a job in washington's staff but didn't. charlie: same firm? >> no. they were opposing each other, but they were considered the two bright young lawyers in new york. charlie: different in many ways. >> hamilton was someone constantly's -- constantly spouting opinions. aaron burr was someone who played things close to the vest. he was afraid if he went on record with an opinion that someone would come after him. charlie: sounds like modern-day politicians. >> very much like modern-day politicians. burr was extremely discreet. charlie: sounds like donald trump. >> he was this extremely mock

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the executive committee will be meeting in zurich for the last time. new structure will be introduced in may. f.i.f.a. announced that it is seeking tens of millions of dollars in damages as part of the u.s. corruption investigation. earlier we spoke to international sports attorney-general david larkin. he says f.i.f.a. are trying to prove to u.s. authorities that they're the victims here and are doing all they can to clean up their image. >> what's unusual about this is that one can argue that f.i.f.a. arguably was aware of at least some of this, had prior knowledge of this and didn't act. so there was a lot of very - i think it took a lot of hood pot for f.i.f.a. to file this. what is most interesting of this is the admission that there was corruption which would suggest that the other big parties at this point could possibly file for recovery of all the expenses related to the bids that appear to have been fraudulent. to he is the most interesting angle on this today >> reporter: the golden state warriors beat the nicks. clay thoch son had five poin

well, here's the quote: yes, i will be in zurich.ll be attending the dimera enterprises board meeting, but my sole purpose will be to officially cut

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a zurich discovery at a quiet east bay park on this holiday. hateful graffiti now covered up. and it's the second time one city has dealt with it this month alone. christie smith in san leandro right now with that story. christie? >> reporter: well, terray, these slurs were spray painted in the back corner of a very popular park. as you said, they've since been removed. police said this whole thing is likely gang-related, but there are still questions about why. the racial slurs at san leandro's marina park were quickly painted over by city workers. but the impact didn't go away that easily. >> kind of shocking considering it's a nice area. >> very offensive, very offensive. i normally bring my kids to this park. so i for sure wouldn't want them to see that. >> reporter: it was near the tot town playground. they were notified this morning about racist words spray painted on an amphitheater wall. much of the graffiti appears to be gang-related. >> the graffiti itself we believe was done by a hayward based gang. investigators are looking into the possibility of who the suspects

it shows a young girl running away from a stranger who is trying to get her in his zurich she ran and yelled for help and was able to get away. about other children who may not be as lucky and, that suspect still out t tre. local10 news reporter's andrew perez is life live with this safety alert. >>> >> andrew: this story went national over the weekend. girl is seen running for her life and authorities say this could have ended tragically. on top of finding this guy, authorities a saying now is the time to have that conversasaon your child each if you have already had it before about stranger danger. northeast porch away. sees a lot of traffic 1 a lot of students would you be walking home.>> walk with other people have have and have something with you. >> andrew: many students talking about this shocking surveillance video, a 13-year-old, her book back still on her back running after deputies say someone tried to grab h h. >> what business do you have with a child, a random child. >> andrew: the driver of the tan suv seen hot hor tail investigator say called for her, and when she igno

hong kong climbed seven places to tie for second place with zurich.he annual economist and intelligence unit survey also showed paris slipping three places. >> i wonder if london is going to get increasingly cheap if the pound slides. new york is pretty expensive too. >> you're just learning that. >> right. >> just renting a new apartment here. >> particularly the rent. >>> mcdonald's is expanding its all-day breakfast menu, launching all-day breakfast in october helped boost sales more than 5% that quarter. they're continuing. >> yeah, consumers were complaining that it wasn't a full breakfast menu. they could only get the egg mcmuffin. here's an example of a tweet. why doesn't mcdonald's have biscuits all day if they're serving breakfast all day? mcmuffins are nasty. all i want is a biscuit. well, after 9:00 a.m., that user will now get a biscuit. other breakfast additions as well. >> we'll see if it keeps working for them. >>> united airlines introducing ten-across seating. >> this sounds awful. >> the update will add 20 more seats to certain boein

. >> but that would have been zurich, and this is why petitioners are trying to upset the balance that was struck in casey -- >> i don't see where this fits in. i mean, to the argument. i don't question their purpose. i won't question their purpose. >> good. thank you, justice breyer. [laughter] >> but the -- what their purpose is, they're worried about these complications, and they want to make life safer for the women. all right, let's take that as the purpose. you said there aren't very many complications. now, would you say if you reduce the number of clinics as has been argue -- maybe it isn't exactly that, but -- and you suddenly have at least 10,000, maybe a few less can and maybe a few more women who have to travel 150 miles to get their abortion, maybe more, maybe stay overnight, maybe try to scrape together the money, you understand the argument. are there going to be more women or fewer women who die of complications due to an effort to create an abortion? i mean, you read the briefs, and you have read the same articles i have. and, of course, the argument is if you lead to

the stock down in zurich this morning by 4.36%.five months since the last one. 1.7 billion swiss francs and cost savings. management unaware of some of the positions in the liquid assets. the confusion continues. the stock is lower. oh lost -- a lost throughout the morning. essentially trading like a penny stock in the last couple of months. copper lower, crude lower, iron and $50. premarket, here we are pretty much dead flash. despite start work coming out saying we want the board gone. what is that going to mean for yahoo!? they don't know premarket. flat heading into the open. i want to cross over the matt miller for some of the big calls on wall street today. matt: calls that may matter to you know. how to start with telsa. cut to a seel at standard & poor's. they face significant execution and valuation risks. this is even as sales and profits are expected to surge this year. price target at times it's earning estimates in 2015. about half of what the bloomberg estimate ratio is right now. we are looking at about 215. from ele

caroline: from london to new york to zurich in the next hour and here is what we are watching. managing director christine lagarde is defending the negative rate move in europe and japan. why she says the global economy would be worse out without them. caroline: the identity of street artist banks see has never been revealed but that could change. is that a good thing or a bad thing? let's get straight to the market

zurich and hong kong tied for second. 7 on the list. and los angeles tied for no. 8. the survey considers cost of goods, clothing and cost of transportation. >>> how about traffic and weather on the 2s? there he is. >> they don't like him like i would. or love him like i would. [ laughter ] >> here's the deal, we have wet weather in the area. light rain and 56. winds are calm. later today, a northwest wind. that air out of north and west is cooler so morning showers, not a lot of heavy rain but you are going to see some the showers push through more of westchester through bronx again into brooklyn and queens and manhattan as well. it's just breezy and cool for your day today. looking good. but you will feel that chill. today is world sleep day. which you're not doing right now. we know chris is and we know alex is so hopefully you will be able to celebrate world sleep day this weekend but you have to get to work or school right now. >> world sleep day on the week i stop sleeping. >>> we've got joy on the roads. we have some accidents to tell you about everybody. in br