to top headlines. to bealk of a briefing held at 10:15 on august 13. i believe that is into their morning as well tomorrow morning. let s get you caught up on what occurred overnight. here is julie hyman. china s decision is rattling market today. theks are down around world, and futures in the u.s. indicate u.s. stocks will be lower at the open as well. commodities also declining. hsbc s senior economic adviser told bloomberg we could see this as a bit of a payback. china is in a difficult position because every other country in the world has devalued against china. julie: emerging-market stocks have some to their lowest levels since 2011. they are now in a bear market, down 22% since hitting a peak last december. the price of oil is bouncing back from lowe s. from lows. it has come back a little bit. a little under $44 per barrel. prices are down more than 18% this year. hillary clinton has agreed to turn over the private e-mail server she used while secretary of state. i
pam, i talked with former bart chief gary gee and former fbi special agent rick smith. together they have around 60 years of experience. bart mob attack last saturday in oakland.safeway mob burglary grab last month in san francisco.carnival mob attack last month in oakland.former fbi special agent rick smith says we are seeing a change. rick smithsot i don t think it s a good sign of the times i think a lot of this stuff happens because i think there is no consequence. it needs to be a multifaceted approach to a real problem and that is an increase in low level crime. if it is allowed to happen more serious things are going to happen.in the bart mob attack on saturday 6 out of the 9 train cars had working cameras. there were also multiple working cameras at the coliseum station. bart says state law doesn t allow them to release the video because the suspects appear to be juveniles. former bart police chief gary gee says the fact that they aren t or are unable to release video
5.6-inches. mt. laurel, about four. officially at the philadelphia international airport a little over 2-inches. social media has been tweeting at fox 29 philly using the #fox29snow. you can see this is the newtown square area. some of those back roads a little slushy. so be cautious and careful out there. starting to see the back edge of the snow, however moving out of berks and lancaster county but we ll zoom in and take you around the area. you can see that snow is still coming down in philadelphia. but it has begun to change over to mainly rain in parts of south jersey as well as delaware. impacting the airports the philadelphia international airport reporting two hour delays. look at the visibility. down to zero right now in philadelphia. so that snow will start to taper off over the next couple of hours from west to east. however, once again, it is a slushy mess out here in old city. so if you have to be outdoors, just use caution because those roadways are going to be
that in just a few minutes. rate growing faster than expected in january. let s bring stephen engle to flesh out the numbers. better here. a little better is right. 16.1 increase in foreign direct investment into china in january after a 3.3% increase in december. we were expecting about a two and a half percent increase, so it was a sizable jump on word upwards in investment. if you are looking at the number $206 billion.s we are getting numbers from a press conference saying this jump in january was in line with their expectations, even though it didn t match the median expectation by economists. also they are saying this 15% rise was due largely to growth in services industry investment, and the spokesperson goes on to say this momentum will continue throughout the year. this is the 12th straight month of fdi increases into china following eight straight month of declines during 2012, so there is increasing optimism the sustainability of the chinese economy is going to
to drive the advance across the asia-pacific. the nikkein falls, goes up. that relationship remains intact. is up right now, up about 1.5% in the session. we did not have any queues overnight because the u.s. is holiday,r the presidents day weekend. the big queues are asia-based. the bank of japan later today will provide those minutes. they look like they are going to stay the course. a very different scenario when it comes to inflation. it may be interesting to watch exactly how they talk about the inflation figure in the minutes that will be released sometime this afternoon, after their session. cost be figures bucking the trend across the asia-pacific. asian stocks are heading for their highest close in about one month. onlinewan taiex coming off 0.1% of 0.1%. the event in asia comes down to one other piece of news. r.b.i. releasing minutes from the february for meeting. they will probably say steady as she goes. they are going to keep the policy prudent. noting positive