the crimson tide worldwide exchange begins right now. zbliefrmt good morning, good afternoon, and good evening. welcome. i m brian sullivan do you hear that sound you can still hear them partying at the tiger town tavern in clemson, south carolina. yeah, the game was played on the west coast, but i guarantee you all those orange paw marks off of i-85 are rocking already right now this morning because they did not go to bed we ll give you more on that historic win coming up first, let s get back to what we do and that is the money, and your global markets and how they are setting up their tuesday dow futures, maybe pulling a clemson. they are solidly in the green right now. triple digit gain for the dow. up 108 points. the nasdaq kind of a similar story. most asian markets, not all but most moving higher as well japan, another up day. hong kong, up as well. the hang seng up .1% not the similar story for the shanghai or the south korean kospi index as well. an upstart on-line r
policy i think we need more cooperation. that was my message, that s why i believe in this new global pa pact u.s. tax reform is a big deal for barclays says the bank s ceo jes staley saying yus europe will need to keep up to stay competitive on one level it s clearly changed or will change the dialogue around how countries are coordinating globally both in terms of how to deal with business as a function of r regulation and tax. and diageo sales up. diageo s strength is about top-line growth and efficiency i call it the perfect blend. i m akiko fujita live in davos. we have heard from u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin again saying he thought his comments on the dollar were clear he said he is not concerned with the greenback levels short-term. this after the dollar fell further against the euro on his opening comments in davos, saying that he supported a weaker currency. geoff will speak to the treasury secretary on a panel, the remaking of global finance at
as nbc confirms a report that the president ordered robert mueller fired, but backed away when the white house counsel threatened to quit. i m willem marx in london. lvh shares beat expectations for the fourth quarter as chinese shoppers buy more handbags and champagne. and shares in swiss fragrance and fragrance manufacturer rise in net profit and a planned hike for its dividend welcome to street signs. we are awaiting president trump s speech later today, but the president ahead of that speech telling cnbc that he would consider rejoining the transpacific partnership speaking to joe kernen in davos, he said he was here to negotiate. i like bilateral because if you have a problem you terminate. when you re in with many countries like with tpp, so you have 12 if we were in, you don t have that same you don t have that same option right somebody asked me the other day if i would do tpp. here s my answer i would do tpp if we had a much better deal than we had. t
based on facts and not speculation. the debate on iran, what s next and what young iranians think. lethal force. unsealed unnerving. the dash-cam video showing police killing an unarmed man. we have asked for an investigation into the civil rights violations by these officers. tonight the demand for answers. plus arctic blast. climate change at the end of the world. techknow s phil torres is heading there on a cutter, he ll join us live. all eyes are on athens again tonight. the greek parliament has voted to accept the next bailout deal and that means a new round of austerity plans for the people. that no happiness for many citizens the situation is one of despare, patricia sabga is in athens reporting the story. so patty this was not an easy decision. it wasn t. it was a very stark choice, john. in fact during his comments to mps his impassioned appeal, prime minister alexis tsipras says he doesn t agree with this agreement either, he doesn t agree with these aus
austerity in exchange for a becameout. unsettling. a california judge orders the release of dash cam video showing police shooting an unarmed man. a nuclear fallout 70 years after the first big blast. al jazeera goes inside a rural community when where people say the nuclear history is killing them. former president george h.w. bush is in the hospital tonight. the elder bush fell and broke a vertebra in his neck in kennebunkport maine. a family spokesman says mr. bush is doing good but will have to wear a neck brace. the 94-year-old was hospital idessed in houston after suffering shortness of breath. the ink is rather dry and the rhetoric in washington is well under way. president obama urged lawmakers to evaluate the deal based on facts and not on politics and posturing. as jamie mcintire reports the agreement faces strong bipartisan resistance in capitol hill. i made notes on the arguments. like the law professor president obama used to be, he offered point by poi