morrison's down 6.2%. this is after we had some figures from morrison's. they said the christmas was actually very challenging with slowdown in market growth. it was also hurt by online and targeted couponing. they didn't paint a very easy picture. morrison's down some 6.3%. that head over to jonathan ferro for the details of the fed minutes. >> of course this was the color from the big meeting back in december. the fed finally passed ago. one word stands out, efficacy. a majority of participants judge the marginal efficacy of purchases likely to be declining. we have heard a lot of noise around the fed on the continued effectiveness of bond buying. how much does it indeed help the economy? or is the speculation in plain english. many were concerned about the marginal cost, the potential for excessive risk-taking. many investors may tell you that vote has already left. hints on how any fast they might reduce stimulus? >> not quite. i had two questions, one was on the momentum. by how much would the fed the reducing stimulus? they took baby steps into this.

what are they going to do with morrison's? what are they going to do for morrison's? >> it is all about groceries. they are the hardest thing to deliver. the most volume this and the least value. if you nailed this, you basically nailed online retailing. today, their website has gone live for morrison's. they are delivering in the midland. a 260 million pound deal they struck back in may last year. in a quarter of the time and in a fraction of the price, they managed to bring morrison's online. remember, morrison's had a profit warning yesterday because they are not online where its competitors are. licensing, technology and services helping them ramp up and get where they need to be in the marketplace at the moment. ocado alone offers 35,000 products online. they cover 73% of the u.k.. we'll just have to see how fshtly they do it for morrison's -- efficiently they do it for morseon's. the potential now is where will they go abroad and what other kidse of retailers will they offer? pets? baby products? >> thanks for that roundup. we'll see you later on. with me now is

today, the company kicks off a tie up with supermarket morrison. caroline hyde is here to tell us more about their ambitions. they need to deliver more products. >> let's talk tech. this is front and center to what this company is. it is a technology company. it has developed its own software and build distribution centers that are state-of-the- art. it has managed to use the most cutting-edge gaming technology to build 3-d replicas to start delivering your groceries in the most fast, efficient, cutting- edge manner. haveechnology that they bill, that software, can be licensed to other businesses. oft is why investors, some the savviest investors on the street, have got so excited about this stock. that is why they bought big stakes in this company. that is why we saw the share % last year. 410 they are at a new record high this year. it is all about the potential to move away from groceries and into other areas of retailing and not just in the u.k. as we mentioned, they have morrison's under their belt now. but they are looking abroad. the chief e

tesco, morrison's, morrison's was the worst in the whole of europe. falling the most in what five years? slashing more than 300 pounds of its market capitalization. the reason, profit warning. sales down more than five percent over the christmas trading period. off by 5.6%. similar story for tesco. sales disappointing, down 2.4%. blaming largely a weaker grocery let up in europe or asia either. it is worth noting tesco is still huge. one billion pounds taken in five days. that is more than 2000 pounds per second. tens of millions of customers. billion investing one in refreshing their stores. they are still not seeing the reforms from this. the new stars are starting to pay off -- new stores are starting to pay off. but still, disappointment for tesco, disappointment for morrison's. marks & spencer's, if we are looking away from the grocers at retail in clothing retail, marks & spencer's, 10 straight quarters of clothing on the downside. 2% fall in january. many thought that they would just stagnate but far worse. they're blaming the weather in octobe

wm morrison taking a big hit, blaming heavy discounting. it came out with a statement counter mand to its profits warning. sainsbury is off 2.1% despite reporting quarterly sales growth. marks & expenser is up 2%, but it has struggled in its home market. comparable sales down 0.2%. the firm says the results were way below their own internal expectations. now, keep your eyes on the bond markets. bank of england meetings today, as well. ten-year gilt yields just below the 3% mark. as are treasury yields here. 2.89%. we did see two-year t-bills hitting a four-month high, as well. and we saw the high on the ten-year auction yesterday came in the highest since may 2011 is. the yields at auction for that selling around 21 billion of ten years, all based on, as well, the fact that we have a strong adp number which has boosted expectations on the payrolls report tomorrow. on the currency markets, all of that helped the dollar up to a seven-week high. besides all of that, we've had inflation data out of china today. inflation at a seven-month low ca

as i think of a much bigger effect than the way that she looks now rachel morrison made some major changes obviously on her arrival but you know those changes aren't all about like you said her looks there they have to do with other things and there's management to think that it's a team thing and just putting a pretty face is the most important thing i don't get a most important thing i don't think it hurts and that's i don't know what the take away is it never hurts to have a vertical face at the front all right we're running out of time that's all we have for now but you can see all segments featured on today show at you tube at youtube dot com slash boom bust our teeth we love hearing from you check out our facebook page see you tomorrow bye bye. i have. a site that i think corporations mind. because. i'm trying to call them all about money and have the daschle pick for politicians write the laws. right. here in just two. days. that. he's the only u.s. politician who served as a navy frogman and a professional wrestler he calls himself a bird is patriotic to say the truth is the former

the company kicks off a tie up with morrison. our europe p.m. business course spotted is following that story. >> many people have been there for putting them in the box for being a retailer. many investors feel they're missing the point. this is right and foremost a technology company. they write all of their own software, they power all of the deliveries for their products. this is why the stock rose then more than 410% last year. this is why the savviest investors have taken significant holdings in this company. this is why the shares are at a fresh record this year. they are already up 17%. is because of potential in terms of technology that this company has. this can go beyond groceries, that is what we're talking. yes, they have the manipulation going into more since, but where is the future, we are digging into it more. >> coming up, as the ecb leaves rates unchanged, we look at the chances of another cut. ♪ >> infosys has raised their forecast for the second quarter. the second largest software exporter says that economic recovery is p

morrison, maya, you mentioned them. that may be the measure of our lives. the measure of our dear brother's life was the language that he did. how he took that language and crossed the cities and countries and how he helped to document our bones. how he stood tall as lightning, heard the trumpeters, the tears of death, calling racism and colonialism, have his tongue caught fire at all of those things and he moved us all away from the graveyards here in this place called america. cloud.ms exploded from he embroidered his tongs with pyramid's. >> you write a haiku every morning just to wake yourself up. can you share one with us? isthe one i wrote for him the words that carry your creation. carry your words creation. his words carry the spirit of creation. he sewed himself into the sleeves of history and turned around and said, come on, hate, keep up with me. you have to learn and do these things called language, freedom, do this thing called change. we listened and we smiled and we did this thing called change with the dear brother and all the brothers in th

. >> sÍ, yo creo que lo que estaba pasando en venezuela, tiene un epicentro, una razÓn de ser, tony morrison, la gran escritora norteamericana, ganadora del premio nobel de literatura, decÍa que el lenguaje opresivo no solamente representa la violencia, sino que es violencia y te cito a tony morrison porque el presidente hugo chÁvez cuando comenzÓ a gobernar en el paÍs, Él generÓ un doble discurso, un discurso amoroso hacia la gente que querÍa capitalizar, hacia su alcance de lÓgica y una gramÁtica del odio para toda esa gente que no era afecta a la revoluciÓn bolivariana, a su ideologÍa. >> estaba promoviendo la violencia, ¿tÚ crees? >> pero permanentemente, el presidente chÁvez hacÍa cadenas de 5 horas donde habÍan toneladas de palabras ofensivas, adjetivos absolutamente oprobiosos para referirse a los opositores. >> ¿nicolÁs maduro siguiÓ ese mismo camino? >> ha seguido la vida del padre, ¿no? pues Él dice que es el hijo de hugo chÁvez, en ese sentido ha heredado el mismo estilo de estar permanentemente encarnando un verbo muy agresivo, desde aquella frase que dijo c

them hooked up the severity of the decade it's a late day some of the animated series but it's because morrison of the cia identity can be. you will the today from france twenty four. allied to the top of the day. monday to thursday at seven pm optional. and come on to win. to find a way to stop and a squeeze play the process. you will will will will the eye. it means is that by extension least four people died in the last shiite dominated heads in each district just yards from our car bombing killed five people reading this. russia says it doesn't but she wanted to see him towards his mistake but not exhausted it's up to the financing future

tesco and morrison shares were 8% respectively. that really weighed on the wider index in london. looking at a few other market stories. growing investor confidence. the portuguese government went to the market to sell bonds or borrow money to the tune of more than 3 billion euros. there was strong interest from investors. portugal is set to exit and eu- imf funded bailout later this year -- to exit an eu-imf funded bailout later this year. things that you of the bmw owned company is -- the chief executive of the bmw owned company is looking at its benefits. rolls-royce delivered a record number of cars in 2013, just over 3600 vehicles sold. unfortunately, i was not a customer. it is a little bit out of my budget, rolls-royce. >> you will have your own someday, i'm quite sure of it. time for a short break. we will find out what has people clicking and sharing over the past 24 hours. here is "web news." >> hello and welcome to today's where we will be taking a look at some of the stories making the online headlines. web users help convince south korea to stop selling teargas to bah

them hooked up the severity of the decade it's a late day some of the animated series but it's because morrison of the cia identity can be. you will will will will will the eye place lamb greed pride tennessee twenty thousand bikes down an officer until the end of this mold. it's been mentioned as a hit and then another twelve months promise to us just sat down ukraine crisis is set to don like she stays eu russia summit instance laugh cry and

morrison who helped it become a very established and professional way in getting the contract involved in getting this project to an amazing legal footing. the technology network in san jose who made this a crucial project. i want to call out a thanks to or tactical team. we know how to make it small, not over 150 feet in the air. we have a studio, zone engineering and i have to say thanks to hmr who has been a rock star and directly one of the reasons this is happening. an extremely talented project. thank you all. i also want to just take a moment to really acknowledge that while leo and i have done a lot of things m in this world, we would not be able to do it alone. there is only one person responsible for this project and that is executive director of the arts. luminarias. i can go on and on. i think i will throughout the night. do know that she's a special person and this entire community owes her a debt of gratitude. i want to thank leo and his family for bringing the level of artistic integrity for this work that somehow slipped through the progress of a work of contemporary ar

liz: charlie morrison of wingstop. a huge expansion and nice story to sell. >> we love the entrepreneurs. forget tom brady and eli manning there is whole new quarterbacks brand and companies paying big bucks to have them on board. coming up, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. we'll get his take on the huge super bowl money machine. >>> beer, bud and brands. taking it to the high seas with the bud light hotel. we'll take you inside this incredible thing, coming up straight♪ david: 48-48. we're about 48 hours from super bowl xlviii and estimated this year's winners will get about $90,000 each for the game but they are are not the only ones making money on top of their yearly contracts. liz: corporations are dishing out big bucks to nfl new generation of quarterbacks to promote their brands. joining us lou hawkins, "wall street journal" celebrity business reporter. they're great emissaries for certain brands, are they not? >> yes, they are. this week we talked to colin kaepernick, who is the san francisco 49ers quarter

scientists on board the ship had been re-creating the journey of douglasralian explorer morrison and his 1911 voyage to antarctica. but on christmas eve, big floes of ice driven by wind had left the vessel unable to move further. lang syne," they celebrated the new year by working towards their own rescue. helipadspreparing the by stomping down the snow and ice so that the chinese helicopters can reach us. finally, with the weather clear, the rescue could go ahead. the icebreaker is now breaking through the ice. the eventual destination, the australian state of tasmania 1700 miles away. but for the crew of the ship, the wait remains. they will have to hold out until the ice surrounding the ship breaks up, and that could be many more weeks. andrew baker, bbc news. >> a perilous journey 100 years ago and today. peace talks aimed at resolving tribal violence in south sudan are about to start in yukio peer. the violence that has left hundreds dead broke out last month after a power struggle between the president and his sacked deputy. so far thousands have been driven from their homes. 7

. >> reporter: compare that to douglas morrison a hundred years ago whose expedition the scientists were retracing. after a tragic accident, he missed the boat home and had to wait a year to be rescued. today's explorers were choppered out after nine days with their luggage. on social media now, questions. why did this group get stuck in the first place? and was it all worth it? martin fletcher, nbc news, london. >>> to other news now from overseas in the middle east. a powerful car bomb blew up in the southern suburbs of beirut. this was the latest in a series of bombings of late. they all appear to be aimed at hezbollah in retaliation for the side they've taken in the syrian civil war helping the assad government forces. lebanese media put the death toll at 6 with over 70 wounded. >>> the former prime minister of israel ariel sharon is apparently near death in a tel aviv hospital. he suffered a stroke almost eight years ago now and has remained in a managed coma since then. but just in the last several days, doctors have reported his condition has deteriorated as his organs have starte

morrison is part of her chasing a stolen acura. four days later, he was arrested. it was alleged she was driving that stolen acura. he forced a series of vehicles to swerve, in a domino reaction cruisered with morris' going into a fatal spend. the hard questions whether neil was at the wheel of the car, and whether or not he can be blamed for morris' death. prosecutors say yes. >> a person commits an act like this, -- >> a prosecutor told the jury today there is no doubt the police officer would be alive today if it was not for the actions of mr. neil and his reckless driving. the defense countered with the argument saying that it is just a tragic accident. the police officer was far behind his car, and the vehicles never touched. the only impact of the crash was the police officer hitting a guard rail, and landing on the ground. >> a check of the traffic situation. lights.brake >> a live look at the beltway here from college park. this is all brake lights heading towards landover. this is leftovers from the work zone and rubbernecking. gears, on the opposite side,

there is a question of whether people know what morrison's stands for. in sainsbury's, he is integral to what they stand for. we can expect continuity. -- thereave to think are strategic decisions to be made. who else will they add to the board to give that external view? >> charles allen, thank you so much for that. guy. >> thank you very much indeed, francine. we have a big interview to bring you later. deutsche bank co-ceo anshu jain will be speaking to bloomberg first today. we bring you that conversation around 12:30 london time. announcedank remember earnings early with a surpse fourth-quarter loss. it has released more details this morning. there is a press conference underway. a 23% cut in investment bank pay is one of the headlines. let's talk about all of this. good morning. thank you very much indeed for taking the time to come see us. jane and finch and have a difficult communication strategy they need to get across to investors. they are saying they are not happy. investors should be getting more. that is great. thank you. what are they goin

they did this deal with morrisons, 2 hunl million pounds. morrison's, just last week, did their first online order. >> what was the order on that? >> i don't know. but i do do or cardio orders. do you to ricardo? >> their average basket actually grew this year from 1110 pounds to 111 pounds and 60 p. mine is a bit higher than that. >> you still -- that's the cheap ft. >> i know you're only like -- >> when you're buying organic, it's more than that. >> it is a big. but as you said, this shows the divergence of super markets. you better be in online or in that discount vehicle like aldy and olivia. >>> just reading through these, spain selling 1.4 billion euros at the 2028 bond. maximum yield there at 1.2%. we've got the 2026 bonds. cover ratio, 1.4. actually, it's quite interesting. the last that bid to cover ratio was at 2.4. so a significant draw back in the bid to cover ratio here. final word there, 2026 bonds selling euro. maximum yield of 4%. three-year rates again, just checking that, that is right, yes. so as expected. >> okay. that's

know who hitting somebody with an air that it was a lethal weapon we're saying that bill gates and morrison mayor are going to argue we didn't know our systems were being used to dangerously you know violate the constitutional rights of the users of our products and our systems and our stuff well this is the problem with omniscience when you have a three hundred sixty degrees seven day twenty four hour surveillance on every possible person in the network you can in one hand say we justify stealing your money and same breath say we don't know what's going on so not only are you a lying kleptocrats but you're treasonous lying kleptocrats and that is the basis for an insurrection all right we got to go on that note and thanks. break free from redmond syndrome. ok state all this i don't have a whole lot more. i got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. stay with substory. let's get this guy like you would smear about guns instead of working for the people most missions in the mainstream media were pretty much on the bridegroom's vision to fight. the good rather. it was a. very hard to take i thin

tavis: your friend and mine, toni morrison, once said to me on this program in this very chair that, "black people have never bored me." [laughter] >> i love toni. tavis: it was great line. [laughter] "whatever you think of negroes, they have never bored me." i love that line. the other thing i want to come back to that you raised earlier in this conversation, back to again, looking at your work in retrospect. you made a sort of joke when you said that there are some people who might think that you weren't very objective about white folk when you first started writing. has your lens, the lens through which you look at white people, is it different now than it was in the '60's? >> no. i think that what i -- and i do re-read -- i think what i had to say is true. but that didn't mean each and every. it just meant that as we look at this group of people who call themselves white -- look at the tea party, for god's sake. tavis: mm-hmm. >> they call themselves white, and that's what's important to them. there's nothing likeable. that's despicable. it's stupid. i have every right to conside

dropping for the christmas period, but morrison's is raising money by saving quality assets. analysts say please do not sell the crown jewels quite yet, but stocks are driving higher on the potential of those sales. companybuying into a based in geneva come all about expansion into oil and gas engineering. about expansion into oil and gas engineering. up, motor city. we are live from detroit with a look at the big carmakers competing for the spotlight at this week's auto show. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse." >> the detroit auto show kicks off today. it will feature big dave use -- debuts from the likes of ford and chevy. detroit, what is up? >> good morning. it is going to be a very busy day here in detroit. you have to start by talking about the ford f-150. you're going to be seeing some military grade aluminum in that truck. pounds coming00 out of that pickup. that is reallyng important. it is a huge gamble that ford is taking. alan mulally has expertise working with aluminum, having come from boeing. ford is taking a really big bet on the material with this new truck.

officials say the fire started around 3:30 this afternoon in morrison, oklahoma about 80 miles north of oklahoma city. no serious injuries have been reported. the cause of the fire this hour is still unknown. >>> now to some developing weather, extremely cold air continues to push down from canada into the u.s. this is bringing dangerous subzero temperatures to many parts of the upper midwest. in fact, it's so cold, two popular ski resorts in iowa are closed today and tomorrow. nbc's wendy is braving the elements, good thing she has that hat on. how cold is it? >> reporter: it's definitely below zero but feels like 40 below, i can tell you that. we've been out here since 2:00 this morning and it's gotten progressively worse. the wind you can probably hear it, if not see it, is just making things miserable and i can tell you firsthand, this second polar punch is worse than the first. bitter cold doesn't quite describe how brutal the latest round of arctic air descenting on the u.s. really is. it's literally bone chilling. temperatures are below zero with windchills dipping to minus 40

we even have the joint venture is to morrison's one russian directed. and a b a dots the optimum choir. a taiwanese quiet moon and we can suchn experience that we ate and we called that to continue such exchanges there is nothing to do mild interest in doing very successfully but there are some new fields of doubtful i could name but staying guests stock exchange on fashion show springs is new and old soul. here in taiwan which is very new in asia and in the world. all the taiwanese see the glass so why not to come with well paid more attention to exchange all of film festivals russian film festivals to cuddle on them and let my eyes were set in and i think wean use the costs of itself to making not only indian cinema cinema theaters. it also by the tv news and then she know you're being told one for four yrs now the deal town once you know coach is trying to become more international and though we do have other heel international film festivals seem to come up for your idea on the russian folk festival is certainly very attractive. i wish i can do our

stop asylum seekers from reaching the shores and happened several times but not deliberate and scott morrison apologized to the indonesia government. >> we deeply regret these events and have offered an apology. however, the australia government is committing in implementing the policies to stop this. we will ensure that the issues that led to these inadvertent breaches of territorial sovereignty are rectified and do not reoccur. >> reporter: and we are in dacar and joins us now and steph an apology from australia, what is the indonesia government saying? >> this is a setback in the troubled and tense relationship between indonesia and australia and australia apologized to the deputy ambassador this afternoon and deeply regretted what has happened. indonesia regret what happened and called this a very serious incident and they also say this was not improved the relations between both countries at all. and things were not good in the first place because late last year there was a spying role and they allegedly spied on the first family in indonesia, his wife and his inner circle and the presid

>>reporter: ivy morrison with cal tran telling me the finished project provides consistency and safety and based on what she is hearing is getting rave reviews. >> everybody is really thrilled to drive through the new tunnel and their time saving in the off peak direction. >>reporter: there are still loose ends to tie up. work in the median on new barriers, better drainage and landscaping for looks. that is all fine with victor as long as it doesn't cause any more traffic tie-ups. >> we wait -- >> your delivery. >> right. >> well, we're at 150,000 cars to be towed every day. this back-up at the tunnel can add -- brian webb there. four lanes going eastbound. it's always been four. and so not much change there westbound coming the other direction. big, big change. >> you drive that to work. >> yeah. all right. >>> all right. well, coming up in our next half hour, video you'll only see on kpix5. cbs news obtained an exclusive footage of the aftermath of the crash and the multiple warnings about a young crash victim lying nearby. >>> and the brush here is bone dry and the winds are high. o

we even have the joint venture is to morrison's one russian directed. and a b a dots the optimum choir that a taiwanese quiet moon and we can such an experience that we ate and we called that to continue such exchanges there is nothing to do mild interest in doing very successfully but there are some new fields of doubtful i could name but staying guests stock exchange all fashion show for existing and also here in taiwan which is very new in asia and then went all the taiwanese see the glass so why not to come with well paid more attention to exchange all of film festivals and festivals to cuddle on them and let my eyes were set in and i think we can use the costs of itself to making up only indian cinema cinema theaters it's also by the tv news and then she know you're being told one for four years now the deal town once you know coach is trying to become more international. and though we do have other heel international film festivals seem to come up for your idea on the russian school festival is certainly very attractive. i wish i can do our best t

we even have the joint venture is to morrison's one russian directed. and a b a dots the optimum choir the taiwanese quiet noon and we can such an experience to it. it is called that to continue such exchanges there is nothing to do mild interest in doing very successfully but there are some new fields of doubtful i could name but staying guests stock exchange all fashion show for existing and also here in taiwan which is very new in asia and one. all the taiwanese see the glass so why not to come with well paid more attention to exchange all of film festivals russian film festivals to cuddle on them and let my eyes were set in and i think we can use the costs of itself to making up only indian cinema and the cinema theaters. it also by the tv news and then she know you're being told one for four years now the deal town once you know coach is trying to become more international. and though we do have other heel international film festivals seem to come up for your idea on the russian folk festival is certainly very attractive i wish i can do our best to

riots morrison on the thirtieth of november and the proceeds of the islands of the government crackdown against the protests despite its under seventeen months that i need to buy fifteen billion dollars with the ukrainian government bonds and to slash the price of gas an indication of the country was interning at eastlands as the pro europeans defeated by the sixteenth of january parliament called the north's restricting the rights to protest which came into force last week to protest his side in the second generous mind that the protest were becoming i'm deadly after having become more violent and that by the twenty fifth to generate presents many critics consider spiritual studio positioned the first real concessions. he seemed to be making weekend to lead i'm now a correspondent and he adds that gulliver crag out for. i look at how things stand in the kiev tonight often the initial impression however we sold these concessions particularly that the consensus of today the acceptance of the resignation of the prime minister in the cabinets adults are the repeal of the tools that can cau

morrison made of that and should be right now because people say president obama can name a lot of judges now. you don't learn the supreme court we have basically a service majority. until that changes, i think it is a bad analogy that he's going to be a lot to get a lot of policies in the courts now because you still have the supreme court. but i think it is an example of how everybody is for every advantage in washington and this is another example of the democrats feeling the republican minority has had too much power in blocking things. so they finally taken steps to start changing them. >> lengthy nlrb for a long time. >> a number of courts around the country don't have judges to handle the workload because they've been blocked. they stalled. they wait so long that these people say i got to go do something else, so it becomes a real anchor, weighed down the judiciary in a lot of ways. >> they were smart enough they could coit in house. there's a tremendous number of people they had in the campaign who are technical wizards that they should have used. they didn't do that. now they're

here's keith morrison with "return to poplar river." >> there is a common misconception that momentous events occur in great cities, that justice is handed down true and pure from marble palaces. but what would lady justice say about the story you're going to see now about a nobody in a nowhere town, a story that is -- well, what would they say? >> this is crazy. how can you do this? >> i couldn't believe it. >> this is definitely a shock. >> yes, it's all of those things, shocking, unbelievable, crazy, and tied with an unbreakable chain to a summer's

rachel morrison. anna, back over to you. >> for those listening on bloomberg radio, "the first word" is up next. for our veers, the second hour of "the pulse" is coming up. fiat takes full control over chrysler. how american does that make fiat? how italian does that make chrysler? we'll have full analysis of what it means for both businesses. we'll also put retail in review. the retail champion. we'll look at the winners and losers over the holiday season. we have some clues already as to who those are. you can follow us both on twitter. ♪ >> fiat finally takes control of chrysler. shares soar in milan as sergio marchionne buys the union out. >> samsung's shift in strategy. they want to move beyond hardware in order to beat apple. >> hundreds of flights are canceled in the united states. due to blizard conditions. good morning to our viewers in europe. good morning to those in asia. a warm welcome to those just waking up in the united states. >> i'm anna edwards in for francine lacqua. happy new ye

puerto rico, bankers floating a plan that will provide $2 billion in financing with yields on the debt morrison doubled, what highly rated city or state would pay. sandra: one in 9 quintilian are the odds of correctly forecasting every game in the n.c.a.a. basketball tournament but if you are right, they will score $1 billion. quick and loans president joins us on the context that has worn buffet -- adam: the latest on the travel nightmare as the west coast digs out from a foot of snow. sandra: nicole petallides is there, earnings driving them. nicole: back-and-forth action, we will see in 2014, the nasdaq composite moving to levels we have not seen since 2000. record-setting day on wall street for the nasdaq composite for names you know such as facebook and amazon and google, united technologies and

my sister wishing for a van morrison song. this was the year jay was ambushed, the summer fidel would seek refuge in spanish harlem and pluck chickens on the neighbors porch. the year my sister was almost raped at a laundromat. it was saturday in san francisco. my sister negotiated between delegates and permit press, between dark and semidark socks with danger and romance. there was no escaping that task of laundry, loads upon new ones loads. she was indentured not to nuns who took in troubled teens from good families but to a mother at work on the weekend. when a man loves a woman played on the scratched 45 over and over from the tomboy's bedroom before our flat. there was no escaping the man in the brown derby jacket and net near anti-laundromat that afternoon. he came from behind and put his left hand across her mouth and his other on her just when she was about to leave. emily loring describes the waywardness of the heart to the rhythm of the rinse cycle. here comes the night was not playing in her head but the drummer wal

fact that people aren't getting back out and buying and it puts in stark contrast where the likes of morrison have been and where they haven't been. six months ago, we were talking about so where is your delivery strategy outside of your stores? where is your online sales and -- >> but, you know, and do you want to be an investors in a company that's only woken up and the reality is what's happening in the distribution chain in 2014? >> we all know the super market is under pressure. there are two questions. is there an investment opportunity in there if they start changing things around? aside from that, which is the company that is getting it right? >> the two answers to that, we've looked for the opportunities. buys on -- after the price correction. the market will send a strong and sharp message about the performance at the back end of last year. they've got issues, but there's value there now. so those are the two companies that you will definitely look at. if you're looking at a company that's continuing to perform, you've got to look at the necks of this world. you've got to look at th

william morrison, which is one of the big supermarket chains, is reportedly thinking about selling off 10% of its supermarkets to raise about $1.3 billion and return that cash to shareholders. and also debenhams, a sportswear retailer has bought a 4.6% stake in this chain. hoping to reinvigorate what's going on there. one more before i return you to carl. the french first lady, pictured here, is about to leave hospital. she's been in -- oh, that's not her. she's been in the hospital now -- there you go -- for three days for some rest and some tests after it was alleged that her boyfriend, the french president, francois hollande, had an affair with the french actress there. i'm not so worried about affairs as they are here in the united states opinion polls would indicate, however tomorrow mr. hollande has his annual news conference mainly to talk about the economy. which will be a very interesting watch. almost governor christie-esque in his fascination. >> fighting a two-front war. thanks, simon. >>> let's check on energy and commodities as well. bertha's at the nymex. >> hey, carl. w

known for putting rock stars on its covers, you've seen everybody from 50 cent and kanye west to jim morrison -- >> what did you say? >> fiddy. some people call him. >> fiddy. >> anyway, let's stay on topic. look who's on the cover now. >> oh! >> pope francis. a lot of people think he is a rock star and "rolling stone" says the times are a changing. they say his tone is a breath of fresh air and his message is a real wake-up call, so, there he is in a place many people may not have expected to see him. >> it's very cool. >> i think in some ways, we have a pope who's reached the young people, and that's something that trends in to everything. i mean, all of us -- well, me, i'm old, but they're reaching out to young people with religion and social consciousness and i think that's a wise choice. >> a rock star from the cover of "time" magazine, now "rolling stone." >> very cool. >>> speaking of music, music fans, we have good news and bad music news. let's start with the bad news. unfortunately, after more than three decades together, the crew's breaking up. motley crew says they are no longer,