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hits? what went wrong. jimmy fallon makes his first appearance of the top rated show. how did he do? >> good morning everyone. welcome to early start. i'm michaela pereira. >> i'm christine romans. we are going to begin with what is happen aing now. to be honest, it's the last thing you want to be hearing. more ice, more snow on top of what is on the ground from the midwest to maine. >> take pictures from illinois. sthoe fell so fast there. up to three inches an hour. you could barely see a few feet ahead of your car in rock ford. it happened during the worst possible time, evening commute leading to lots of accidents in minnesota and elsewhere. . roads looked like rivers of snow. six inches fell on the area. >> this is the sixth of the year. >> in iowa there were reports of thunder snow as it rolled

through. even worse the layer of ice making roads slick, delaying flights. dozens of flights were delayed in des moines. >> indra, we've got this backwards. this is supposed to be happening in sochi. they need it, we don't. >> reporter: right? it's a case of here i come when it comes to snow. just start aing to come down. a lot of people do not want it except in sochi, they definitely need it. in new york city, snow is coming down. it made its way a across the country yesterday. four so six range in the ohio valley. it's exiting now and look what we're expecting. good amounts today. two to four inches towards new york city. notice towards boston in through portland, maine, as much as

eight inches of snow. this is a good little system making its wye through. it's not the only one. let's talk about timing. new york city, 10:00 a.m. or so the system will start to exit. hanging out in boston by noon, you'll see the snow exiting by evening through new england. by tomorrow morning, another system is out there. hey, look at the difference. we're talking rain this time. it could melt the snow that's starting to fall. it also means flooding concerns a as that works through. look at temperatures going way up. rain is going to feel so much better. when you have a clash of warm air and cold air, by the end of the week, we're going to be talking about the threat of severe weather. a lot going on, each system completely different from the one before. for now, here comes the snow. >> some haven't started to begin

digging out their cars from the snow banks, they'll be glad rain is on the way. >> and piles of garbage because garbage trucks can't get through. >> that is gross. >> that is gross. >> all right indra, keep an eye on that for us. we're learning more about the terrifying moments on the united airlines flight that left at least five flight. the 737 flying from denver to montana. it hit turbulence so severe, it dropped without warning. one says a baby popped out of a parent's arms and landed in a seat apparently okay. the crew seem to be surprised by the sudden drop. just as surprised as they were. >> i felt the plane bank to the right a little bit. it felt like we got hit from the bottom. i was scared. >> there was a lot of screaming and lot of holerring. >> nobody was expecting -- and i

do mean nobody. the flight crew in the same boat we were in. >> a man hit the top of the plane and came down on the other side. >> where you know remains in intensive care. the white house is trying to pull off a prisoner swap with the taliban. they're trying to swap five taliban members held at kwan tan know bea f . president nicholas says the u.s. is helping orchestrate. there are more demonstrations set for today.

the government allegedly met with students organizing marches. the state department insists it had nothing to do with the protests. happening today in vienna, the start of talks aimed at reaching a deal over iran's nuclear program. the supreme leader has made it clear he thinks the talks will be fruitless. give us an idea of the feeling there. >> if you know iranians, you know they love to talk and debate politics. that's what they're doing at investigations in vienna. many debating where this is going to go. there's so much at stake if there's a deal struck and if crippling sanctions are wiped

out, it could boost and economy and make life easier. a lot are watching. late last year the two sides, world powers and iran struck an interim deal. that was difficult. observers say this one, the perm deal, is going to be much harder. both sides have put forth position and say they're not budging. iran want to be recognized as a nuclear state and keep facilities under international law. western powers are talking about restricting and squeezing the nuclear program talking about destroying the nuclear facilities. iran says they're not going to do that. a lot of complicated issues on the table a. they're going to see where things go the next few days. both sides have indicated they're not certain anything is going to come of this. the supreme leader says i'm not

opposed to these talks. i'm not sure it's going to go anywhere. michaela, looking at last year, no one thought washington would be sitting across the table talking about the nuclear program. that's where we are today. many see this as an opportunity to reach a win/win situation with both sides. >> certainly challenging negotiations ahead. thanks for that. morning the obama administration touting the stimulus programs. an economic event in maryland a day after economists detailed what they say the stimulus accomplished. thousands of miles of new roads, water systems and increased high speed internet. >> what is true is it was $800 billion injected into the economy at the moment the economy was catering. this morning, five years later, we watch the stock market.

asian markets this morning. nikkei up 3%. hong kong closed higher as well. european stock markets are down this morning. this will be the first day of trading in u.s. stocks for the week after yesterday's holiday. you know, the early indications are a flat opening. that's the rally you saw friday. looking for a flat start this morning. dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 each up. everyone wants to know if the buying will continue. february has been good so far for stocks. that's going to be important to watch this week to set the tone. >> we'll be watching that. another thing we're watching. keeping our eye on sochi. fog and warm weather affecting events postponing them. meryl davis and charlie white won the first ever ice dancing gold for the united states.

>> they're being held as the golden couple. good morning. >> must be nice to be called the golden couple. when this pair started skating 17 years ago, the couple was so shy she couldn't look him in the face. people think they're an actual couple. they're not. the the ice dancing duo set a record with the free dance program and in the process won the u.s. first ever gold in the event. this story is trending on bleacher report.com. the u.s. women's hockey team beat sweden 6-1. they advance to the gold medal game against the biggest rival canada. u.s. and canada do not like each other in hockey. every time they play, they fight. they beat the women in the pr

preliminary round. can the u.s. finally win gold against them? the men's bobsled team won first medal in 62 years. steve lankton by the tightest of margins. they won bronze by.03 seconds. a rare procedure saved his eyesight years ago. the procedure is so rare, doctors named the procedure after him. speaking of eye, a lot of people are watching lolo jones and the bobsled team. she was a summer olympian. she is still looking for her first limp pick medal. >> men's snow board this morning across the board. 19 medals for team u.s. tied with host russia. germany leads the charge with eight gold medals.

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. officials are hopeful everyone is now free from a frightening building collapse that left ten and more than a hundred others hurt. this happened at a resort in the mountains in the southwest of the country. we are live with the latest. what can you tell us at this hour paula? >> more than 500 students in the auditorium in the resort, many celebrating the start of the university career. it did end in tragedy.

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really terrifying moments a board a united airlines flight. passengers thrown from their seats. one man bleeding from his head unconscious. passengers sharing stories this morning. happening now, east coast slammed with another round of snow, sleet and rain this time. quickly becoming one of the

snowiest ever in parts of the country. when will it end? indra petersons is tracking the storm. jimmy fallon making his first appearance of the new host of the "tonight" show. we'll take a look how it went. >> while you were sleeping. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm michaela pereira in for this half hour. if you live anywhere in the northeast, we've got more snow coming folks. it's here now from the midwest to maine. not a ton yet, but snow and ice are falling fast, piling up in time to make it very tough to get to work this morning. >> it could not have happened at a worst time in illinois. here's pictures from rock ford where there were whiteout conditions in the evening commute meaning lots of accidents. slick roads mean slipping and sliding as people were trying to get home from work. >> snow looking like rivers of

snow in minnesota. many cities were led to declare a weather emergency. >> meanwhile in iowa, one of the places to report thunder snow. snow falling as much as two inches an hour. all sorts of accidents on very slippery roads. this is what it looks like now in cleveland. snow falling pretty strongly there. the whole midwest, all the way to maine, getting hit by this season. i keep watching to see when the schools get closed. this is the time of morning you see. it's knowing here in new york city. indra petersons is outside with the latest on this storm. good morning indra. >> reporter: yeah, well unbelievable. we're starting to see snow again. something i don't think anyone in new york city wants to see again. regard less, it is here. looks like the snow is really coming down going to impact new yorkers again during the morning commute. let's talk about how much we've

seen already from this system. it's been a rough winter in new york city. this is the eighth snowiest from records. four to eight inches from the midwest to ohio valley. currently exiting the ohio valley making its way to the east as you can see. we're expecting good amounts. new york city, two to four inches. boston three to five after a rough weekend. by the time it develops and i makes its way to new england. outskirts of portland, up to eight inches. a lot of snow still expected. the timing 10:00 a.m. or so in new york city it should exit the area. exiting the northeast by tonight. again tomorrow, another system. this one though. look at the difference. snow not rain. it's a welcome site as it will

will hopefully wash out the snow off you the ground. it means flooding potential and ice jams. temperatures are way pup. instead of below normal going to above normal. that also means a threat of severe system by tend of the week. >> the five foot snow in my yard, will it melt into my basement? >> that's what i want to know. >> where does the moisture go? a frightening flight for more than a hundred on board of the jet. we're hearing from passengers left shaken from what they experienced on board. 737 flying from denver to montana was hit with turbulence so severe, several were thrown from their seats. one saw a baby pop out of its parents' arms and land on a seat apparently okay. this happened without warning surprising the passengers and crew a like. >> i felt the plane kind of bank to the right a little bit.

it felt like we got hit from the bottom i was scared. >> there was a lot of screaming and lot of hollering. >> nobody was really expecting, and i do mean nobody. the flight crew was probably in the same boat we were. >> a guy in front of me lifted up and hit the ceiling of the plane and came down on the other side on the lady across the aisle. >> one remains in intensive care in billings. five others were hurt. a safety team from the airline is looking into what happened there. breaking news from sochi. two famous activists, members of a russian punk band have been arrested. they just returned to russia from a trip to the u.s. and europe. it's not clear what they were doing when police stopped them. new details this morning of a white house plan to reportedly pull off a prisoner swap with the taliban. according to the washington post

the obama administration wants to offer five taliban members held at began tan know may in exchange for bow o bergdahl held by the tallibataliban. the president battles out who is behind the student demonstrations. the state department insists it's not behind the protests. now underway in vienna, iran and six world powers are it issing down to start nuclear talks. the goal to build a temporary deal when iranian enrichment for easing sanctions. they have until july to reach an

agreement. an parent iranian hack into a defense department system. the wall street journal says the hacking got so deep in the marine corpse internet, it took four months to completely kick them out. it's not clear what the hackers were looking for. one official called the attack significant and says it showed weakness in the system. overseas this morning, big stocks jump in japan. the u.s. stock market reopens today after the long presidents' day weekend. a big run up in stocks last week. futures flat now. february has been a decent month for the stock market after what was an indecent month in january. the s&p 500 now possible down slightly for the year. nasdaq is up nearly 2%. coca-cola releases corporate earnings in an hour.

we get a snapshot of consumer spending around the world. we'll keep an eye on that. things looking up for jimmy fallon after months of lead up. the new host of the "tonight" show coming from new york instead of beautiful burr bank where they're upset about the departure. it's here for the first time in 42 years. he began the process by thank the predecessors. >> i'm jimmy fallon and i'll be your host for now. of course i wouldn't be here tonight if not for the previous "tonight" show hosts. johnny carson, jay leno, conan o'brien and jay leno. very nice. >> the first show featured a crazy amount of guests. many were bearing cash paying on a bet that he would never become the host of the "tonight" show.

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paul is in washington. a twist thinking five years pass sod quickly. remember the political fur over the stimulus? yesterday fur again. you look at that time numbers. what do they say? >> what do americans think about the economy? i guess the good news is up top. 36% of americans say economic conditions today are pretty good. that number is up from a couple months ago. bad news, look at the bottom number. 64% give a thumbs down to how economic conditions are in the country today. that's not an indicator of whether the stimulus worked or not. it's how the americans feel about the economy. five years ago the country was in a free fall. the stimulus passed with basically no republican support. they're still argued today whether it worked or not. the stimulus did stimulate the creation you could say with the

wall street bailouts and auto bailouts of the tea party movement. >> that's absolutely true. meanwhile we've got chris christie. >> he's got a busy schedule today. he does pretty much all the time. he was supposed to have two events today, town hall on super storm sandy recovery. it's been cancelled due for weather. i think this is the second time this has been cancelled. not that we're keeping track, but we kind of are. and now he's out there shake hands, talking to people. what does that say he's still throughout on the on behalf of the republican party? >> here's what chris christie is trying to do as the investigation still goes on for bridge gate and other things. chris christie is trying to show it's business as usual for me. i'm governor of new jersey, getting things done. that's what the sandy event was about today.

. remember super storm sandy and how he reacted was one of the reasons he became a political super star. today it's not for governors. it's for the senators as the senators try to recapture the senate in elections. chris christie is trying to show, it's business as usual for me. >> i want to ask you, was that former scott brown on the stage this weekend in new hampshire? what's up for that. >> for those of us old enough to remember that from the 80s. let's go to the video then i'll talk. take a listen. there you go. former senator from massachusetts who lives in new hampshire and flirting with a possible challenge to democratic senator. here he is on a youtube video he put on his facebook page playing

with cheap trick. after scott brown lost the 2012 election, he started playing guitar. he's now getting good i guess you could say. we don't know if he runs for u.s. senate or not in new hampshire. we know he can rock it out. >> check it out. >> thanks paul. let's look at what's coming up next on "new day." kate joins us. >> good morning love lly ladies. we're talking about the new blast of winter weather. we're also looking at the crisis in syria. peace talks have stalled. violence over there is only getting worse. the question now, is the white house, the president, doing enough? we're going to talk with the mideast analysts as well as the former u.s. ambassador to the u.s. to get his take on the situation over there as well as ru rudy giuliani to get his opinion.

we're going to talk more about the michael dunn debate. it's fuelled by race and debate laws. we're going to speak to the family attorney for trevayvon mart martin's family. what does he think need to change and be done in trials like this? we'll get the "new day" revealing interview with george zimmerman himself. >> we have a busy show. >> we do. coming up here, she claims she's killed nearly two dozen people. this morning some are doubting that 19-year-old woman's story. we're going to have the latest next. spokesperson: we decided to settle this. a steel cage death match of midsize sedans. the volkswagen passat against all comers. turbocharged engines against...engines. best in class rear legroom against other-class legroom. but then we realized. consumers already did that. twice. huh. maybe that's why nobody else showed up.

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good morning. welcome back. it's money time this morning. the u.s. stock market set to open lower. european stock markets down as well. a big jump in stocks in japan helped lift the asian markets. this ises the first day of trading after a three day weekend of u.s. stock, huge run up last week. s&p 500 trying to climb to positive territory for the year, almost there. dow making nice comeback this month, still down 2.5% this year. nasdaq is up nearly 2% this year. workers in detroit are

braced for cuts to pension and retirement plan this is morning. any minute now, tens of thousands of current and retired city workers in detroit expect word on cuts to pensions and retiree health care benefits. they would be part of the city's emergency management plan to bring i ddetroit bankruptcy if approved. the announcement due by march 1st is expected early this week. it is tax season. apparently the tax process in the u.s. is so complicate had the more ex pats would rather dump citizenship than do paperwork. that's three times the average according to government data. the increase follows the implementation of law approved in 2010 aimed at collecting the

there was a lot of screaming and a lot of hollering and things like that going on. >> plane panic. extreme turbulence throws passengers out of their seats. we have the latest on the terrifying moments. wicked weather. another winter storm hitting the northeast today expected to make a mess of the morning's commute and beyond. already one of the snowiest winters on record. >> late night tv, gymny fallon takes over the tonight show. did he win over fans? your "new day" starts right now.

get in here. good morning welcome to "new day." it's tuesday, february 18th. 6:00 in the east. we begin with a near disaster in the dies over montana. witnesses say it came out of nowhere. it tossed around 114 passengers and crew members like toys. by the time the flight touched down, the pilot had already declared a medical emergency. renee marsh is tracking the latest developments. >> one person this morning remains in the hospital because of that severe turbulence. three flight attendants and two passengers were injured. and everyone else on board got the scare of their life. in a split second, united arables flight, was violented tossed in midair. >> there was a lot