jarrett went back to his car and got ratchet ropes and he'll try to lasso it. the terrain not easy to get down. >> it looks like he's cutting his way through the ice. >> which probably means he's been there for a really long time. do they have the equipment to actually be able to rescue it? the >> they do actually make do with what they have. what i'm impressed with the first toss he gets most of his head in there. >> you can tell he's exhausted and he's looking at them, like, come on, hurry up. >> at this point he said he got it around most of his head but missed one ear but he said that was enough. he just tightens it and starts pulling. >> oh. >> whoo-hoo. >> wow, able to run right away. you think the deer would be frozen stiff. >> some area residents are calling jarrett a hero. he says, i'm not a hero, i'm just helping out. if it was a human, then you could call me a hero. >> once you see the thing stuck, you feel like you got to help. you can't just walk away. >> there you go. >>> what is in the middle of a conversation someone confesses to you that they h

valerie jarrett, thank you so much for coming on such an important night. >> my pleasure. thank you for informing your viewing audience about what is coming up next. thank you so much, reverend sharpton. >> all right. it's about action. >> it's about action. >> ahead, the far right fringe calls president obama king for doing his job. the old gop smear is back. >>> plus while the president was busy prepping his speech, republicans were busy attacking women's rights. we'll tell you what they did in the exact same chamber where he'll address the nation later tonight. >>> and some bad news for chris christie. he may not have been born to run after all. has the bridge scandal ended his 2016 hopes? big show tonight. we're gearing up for the state of the union. stay with us. >> tonight i want every american to know this. we will rebuild. we will recover. and the united states of america will emerge stronger than before. [ male announcer ] legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a business idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you.

i'm gregg jarrett in new york. join us back in about an hour from now. we'll see you then. >>> this is the story of theat 2 dusty basement at 146 35th street. ththe old dining street. >> it is the story of where every more on fbn tonight. that will do. >>> h,lo one. >>> hey. i'm greg gutfeld filled. this is "the five". >>> the u.n. could be the worst thing ever to contain the letters u and n since untreatedn rabies. case in point, their climate chief says communism is tops at fighting global warming.obal one person claims america's political differences prevent passing laws to fight rising temperatures, while in commie china, they want to breathe air that they don't have to look at. they're not doing this to save the

but it takes 2. >> valerie jarrett, thank you so much.arly to the 44th president of the united states. our coverage tonight, bloomberg radio, bloomberg television, look for that at 9:00 p.m.. i get goosebumps every time. how many times have we seen this? the justices, the cabinet, the house. they all hate each other, they're all a bunch of morons, but i still get goosebumps. why do i get goosebumps over this event? >> because it is special. it is scarce. it is something that brings everybody together. >> sort of like a miley cyrus video? >> exactly. it is out of like a twerk, tom. what does the state of the union look like for you doing business in america? is there anything you would like to hear? -- it business is about is very dependent on advertising , on consumer packaged goods, automotive, telecom, broad sectors of the consumer economy. >> any initiatives you want to hear? >> we are fundamentally job creation, unemployment, the minimum wage, however small that effects portions of the economy, i think that is all good news for us. we

also valley jarrett senior white house adviser and joaquin castro of texas. the top stories and political playbook but, first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> 39 million in the keep dow jones industrial average under advisories and warnings. no milk and bread in many of the stores i'm hear and people preparing for the worse. warnings from louisiana beach and including along the gulf coast. we are having an ice storm in savannah to charleston and myrtle beach and half an inch of ice will take down trees and pour lines a power lines and could have a power outage coming coming up to the weekend. storms will be historic. as much as 6 to 12 inches in a few spots and a chance of getting a foot and that includes the norfolk, virginia beach area and extremely southern virginia will get the snow. i don't make snow maps like this very often. south carolina, maryland, atlanta, georgia, mobile and even new orleans has a chance of getting accumulating snow and isolates on tonight. drive carefully in the deep south or stay home. many of the schools are already

but he's also going to continue to work with congress just as we are right now today. >> valerie jarretteat to see you. >> thank you. >> thanks for highlighting the shriver report. >> thanks. >> we'll be right back with newly released letters of condolences to a grieving jacqueline kennedy back in 1963. and drop offs begins with arthritis pain... and a choice. take up to 6 tylenol in a day or just 2 aleve for all day relief. all aboard. ♪ who gets the allstate safe driving bonus check. rock beats scissors! [ chuckles ] wife beats rock. and with two checks a year, everyone wins. [ female announcer ] switch today and get two safe driving bonus checks a year for driving safely. only from allstate. call 866-906-8500 now. [ dennis ] zach really loves his new camera. problem is...this isn't zach. it's a friend of a friend who was at zach's party and stole his camera. but zach's got it covered... with allstate renters insurance. [ female announcer ] protect your valuables for as low as $4 a month when you add renters insurance to your allstate auto policy. call 866-906-8500 now. what are you do

i'll gregg jarrett. >> connor powell is live in jerusalem with the latest. >> the taliban have taken responsibility saying the attack is in response to a joint afghan/american military operation from a

thank you so much, valerie jarrett. >> my pleasure. my pleasure to be with you. >> thanks very much again. >>> and coming up next, acrimony and tension hanging over the syria peace talks under way in switzerland. just moments ago, secretary kerry issued these strong words about the need for transitional government in syria. >> it cannot be about one man's insistence or one family's insistence about clinging to power. [ female announcer ] starting with the cocoa bean, and five simple whole grains, new multigrain cheerios dark chocolate crunch is breakfast... with benefits. start your day with a delicious new crunch. healthy never tasted so good. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. anon expedia you canyou're -- book any flight,. car and hotel together and save up to 20% when you build your custom trip. expedia, find yours. >>> welcome back. the olympic are set to open in sochi with opening ceremonies ju

they had a whole group of friends that would come around like valerie jarrett. >> michelle is the plannery practical questions. how many days are you going to be away at a stretch? what is your expectation of me? her view was her first priority had to be the children. >> the campaign novice didn't have a passion for politics at first. >> good morning. my name is michelle obama. i'm married to this guy. barack obama. >> and she came under fire for this controversial statement. >> for the first time in my adult lifetime, i'm really proud of my country. >> and it caused this enormous firestorm, and it was just one example of several that the campaign cringed over. >> after some polish and some practice, mrs. obama's campaign skills would culminate here. >> and, you see, that is why i love this country. >> as soon as the american people could see her and judge them -- judge her for themselves, she was a hit. and it's been that way ever since. >> the sacrifices, travel and hard work would pay off. in an historic election result. >> the nation's next first lady, michelle obama. >>> coming up, a

. >> no, but if we continue dennis jarrett and the situation deteriorates more and more and more, i thinkll rise. neil: retired to a better economic numbers of late. a lot of until the we're doing better and so they're feeling better. >> i think that the press i treating a little bit of a head fake. the economy is doing somewhat better, but not very well. it is one to 2 percent gdp growth, and that is coming from subsidization from the government. our economy is based on consumption. you can't have the supplier level, this gap in income. without the consumer we are in trouble. the get is a civilization. neil: a civiliation that might be smaller in, but not stopping. we are still on thi. >> it is unsustainable. you cannot keep printing money. ultimately you're going to pay the piper. we could go into another recession. that could happen. i am not predicting that, but i think 2014 will be a critical year for sibila. i expect gdp growth between one and two this year. we shall see. hopefully we get it wake of all with the representatives we have in government. a very inept governments today.

ashley: gregg jarrett, thank you so much.n the old skis and head to davos. europe is starting to pull itself out of recession, that is good news but the auto industry is still stuck in reverse. in davos, liz claman tell us about a company making money not only in europe's car business but getting a jump-start in china. liz? liz: you can't get much more american than milwaukee-based johnson controls. it is a auto giant entrenching itself in china and all around the world for years. what are they doing now with the brand new chairman and ceo, slimming and trimming and growing the company. we have the chairman and ceo of johnson controls. this is your first davos. >> it is. liz: what is that like? >> they're telling me weather is a lot better. the event is unbelievable. liz: first not just for you but first for johnson controls. >> first for the company. liz: why did you decide after taking over the company in october, staking your claim in davos? >> my predecessor, one thing i don't do which you need to do is promote the brand.

i'm greg gregg jarrett. glad you're with us. >> good to see you. i'm arthel neville. topping the news this hour, president obama spending his last day in paradise before heading back to d.c so after all the fun and the sun in hawaii, what can he expect when he returns to work? we'll have a live report from honolulu. >> making the olympics safe after a series of deadly attacks hit russia, so is the kremlin up to the job with the winter games weeks away? >> and usa to the rescue. an american coast guard cutter is heading south to help those chinese and russian ships stranded in antarctic. the details coming up. >>> we begin with an extreme weather alert now. this arctic blast is really slamming much of the country right now. roads remain icy as the cold front sends temperatures near record low levels in many states. wisconsin alone, for example. look at the map there. wind chill expected to dip into the negative teens. schools already closed on monday across minnesota. bryan yennis is with us. hi, bryan. >> hi, gregg. it's right now the temperatures is about 25 degrees

mean forehand as working on her yoga poses, "the washington post" quotes white house aid valerie jarretting she's at the top of her game. joining us now from new york, a today show contribute for and former "new york times" supporter. lola, i know you're a fan of michelle obama, but isn't the tone of some of this a little over the top? >> howie, she has turned 50, this is a huge milestone, and let's face it, michelle obama attracts eyeballs. if you want to sell papers, if you want to put people on your site, if you put michelle obama on your site, looking fabulous at 50 and you're going to move products. >> maybe that's why everyone's doing it. >> absolutely. >> the first lady is popular, she's personal, she's a great mom. not taking anything away from her, but the tone here of many who seem celebratory. >> there's plenty to say about michelle obama, it's such an incomplete picture to be relentlessly fawning over here. she's not just an elected official, she's an important political figure. you can take issue with her policy agenda which is pretty light for someone with her influence. >>

i'm greg gregg jarrett. glad you're with us. >> good to see you. i'm arthel neville.our, president obama spending his last day in paradise before heading back to d.c so after all the fun and the sun in hawaii, what can he expect when he returns to work? we'll have a live report from honolulu. >> making the olympics safe after a series of deadly attacks hit russia, so is the kremlin up to the job with the winter games weeks away? >> and usa to the rescue. an american coast guard cutter is heading south to help those chinese and russian ships

welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm gregg jarrett. >> good to be with you. i'm jamie colby in for arthel neville. when the shooting was over, there were three people dead, including police say, the gunman. one person treated for a gunshot wound to the foot. four others sustaining various injuries as they fled. the hospital where all five were treated now saying that they've been released and the shooting happened inside a skateboard shop in the mall. we can now report sparking panic and ai don't say as everyone ran for their lives. that mall was full. molly henneberg is live. she's been on scene with the very latest. what is the very latest, molly? two press conferences, what have learned? >> reporter: jamie, we have just confirmed the identities of two of the three people who were killed inside this mall today. they are brianna balolo, 21-years-old from college park, maryland. and tyler johnson, 25 years old, from maryland. the third person, the person police believe is the shooter, is still unidentified, but police believe he went in to that skate shop on

i'm gregg jarrett. glad you're with us.uarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news, a terrorist attack in the heart of afghanistan. now three american civilians are dead. we have new details and who is claiming responsibility. >>> and president obama is calling 2014 a year of action. he says he is willing to bypass congress to get things done. will this put him on a collision course with capitol hill? our political panel debates. >> and california, dry as a tippedder box. the state

quoting valerie jarrett, at the top of her game. fabulous at 50.eople magazine has a spread where she doesn't rule out using botox in the future, and cnn tonight, extraordinary journey. all of this is extraordinary. what's at the heart of all this the. >> she's a cultural figure as well as a popular one. she's great mom and a role model as the first african-american in this post. what's missing in these pieces about brussel sprouts and botox is the issues she's tackled. even as she's given speeches this week on low-income students going to college. >> how comparative is this? >> time magazine put hillary clinton on the cover when she turned 50. we have to keep in mind that michelle obama drives clicks in ratings because she is popular, and happy birthday, michelle obama, but i think the media may be a little too secelebratory wrarb. >> the senate majority leader grows irritable with robert gates. we'll tell you what it's about and why. >>> and another democrat wants to teach the tsa some manners. the "grapevine" is next. that's right, no hidd fees.

valerie jarrett was there. it was very nice. i think one of the lines that i think the president said he might use tonight when he says the state of our union is fill in the blank? the state of our union is cold. >> a weather reference. i'm so excited. >> that's the reason he gave you the shout-out. sometime over the next 20 minutes or so we'll go through the entree portion of things. beef. a kind of beef i've never heard of. we'll go through dessert portion and talk about the wine. lunch at the white house today with fancy journalists and me. >>> first, other serious stuff. janice, wonderful to see you. make it warmer. >>> police say somebody started shooting a at a high school today. people are hurt. we'll get the breaki developmens coming up. >>> much more ahead from d.c. and the president's state of the union address. i'll speak to chris wallace. he went to the lunch last year because we were in rome. my team and i were in rome doing roman things. he went to the lunch. this year he did not get to go. he'll be here to hear mo

i'm gregg jarrett. glad you're with us. well tom to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news, a terrorist attack in the heart of afghanistan. now three american civilians are dead. we have new details and who is claiming responsibility. >>> and president obama is calling 2014 a year of action. he says he is willing to bypass congress to get things done. will this put him on a collision course with capitol hill? our political panel debates. >> and california, dry as a tippedder box. the state suffering an historic drought and now on high alert for new wildfires. we're live in the heat of it. >>> first a stunning new report finding obamacare isn't doing what it was meant for. the affordable care act was meant to expand health insurance to uninsured americans, but according to the "wall street journal," a majority of the more than 2 million americans who signed up for oakey's pet funeral home & crematory were already covered -- obamacare were covered by work plans, raising ne

welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm gregg jarrett. >> good to be with you. neville. when the shooting was over, there were three people dead, including police say, the gunman. one person treated for a gunshot wound to the foot. four others sustaining various injuries as they fled. the hospital where all five were treated now saying that they've been released and the shooting happened inside a skateboard shop in the mall. we can now report sparking panic and ai don't say as everyone ran for their lives. that mall was full. molly henneberg is live. she's been on scene with

this is the way dennis mcdonough and valerie jarrett responded. >> the president doesn't go home every worried about poll numbers. >> as you know the president never paid attention to the poll numbers. >> david, the president doesn't pay attention to the polls? >> well, i think that was absolutely the right answer because if you sit there in the white house and you get consumed by poll numbers, then you can get paralyzed by the kind of noise and chatter and you don't get stuff done. i would recommend that they embrace that attitude. this is not -- we tend to get into the points scoring, who's up and who's down. what the american people want is a sense that they are real practical solutions to be achieved. and that's the challenge for him tonight, in an environment that people know there's been tremendous amount of gridlock. can he propose a real practical answers so the number one issue on their minds, which is how do you make the economy work for all americans? >> robert, he faces the same dilemma that second term presidents often face. you've got nixon and truman faced not a second t

. >> doug ross plants that valerie jarrett gave the orders to stand down in benghazi. >> i would like to know, did she pass out and hit her head? was she pushed? how did she hit her head and get a concussion? >> but i have obtained 12 different versions of those talking points that shows is that they were dramatically edited by the administration. >> he started walking towards me. >> and as he was coming closer -- >> as i got closer, i just hit him with the butt of the rifle in the face. >> and? >> he went down, yeah. >> he dropped? >> yeah, like a stone. >> and each of these, unless you're a full-time expert covering this day in and day out, have to be debunked, which they were, leading to embarrassing moments for mainstream journalists. but now here comes david kirkpatrick in a stunning, multi-part piece, absolutely taking a sledgehammer to the central cornerstone that the entire benghazi cathedral of scandal is built on. >> months of investigation, you write, by "the new york times" centered on extensive interviews with libyans in benghazi, who had direct knowledge of the attack th

valerie jarrett talking this morning saying that he is actually, when he thinks about going out and talking to the american people, optimistic and motivated. >> you just don't give up. you just keep coming back at it again and again and you do what you can to take action on your own so you aren't simply waiting for congress, because certainly the american people are frustrated by the gridlock here in washington, and sometimes what they'll do is listen to what's going on at the local level and maybe that puts pressure on them to take action. >> so, it's kind of an interesting problem for the president, because on one hand he's going to issue these executive orders and something the progressives love, on the other hand, you're seeing movement potentially on immigration, you're seeing something done on the farm bill, and so you also want to preserve the right to work with congress. and frankly, the republicans aren't so crazy about these executive orders. >> no, i agree, the thing to keep in mind is that it's so important if you're talking about the public response to what's going on, it's so

. >> that, of course, is white house senior advisor valerie jarrett, previewing the president's staten speech. we'll talk to politico's roger simon about whether he agrees with those who call it a make-or-break moment for the president's second-term agenda. >>> there's now word that one of the members of the duck dynasty family will also be at the state of the union. we'll have the very latest on who sent out that invitation. re! re! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your progress-oh! story on progresso.com. we really you know? take a relaxingjust to unwind.a. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school reunion is coming up in seattle. everyone's going. then we heard about hotwire... and realized we could actually afford to take both trips. [woman] see, when really nice hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. so we got our 4-star hotels for half price. i should have been voted "most likely to travel." ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com book wi

valerie jarrett, one of the president's closest advisors, took us behind the scenes. >> this is where we've had several our meetings. >> sources say tonight the president will announce the result of those meetings. new public/private partnerships including expanding internet to disadvantaged communities. >> how much of this is trying to really push forward into this new year? >> it is absolutely pushing forward. he will remind everyone about why we are here. we're here to improve the quality of life for the american people. >> putting a face on the president's message tonight, working americans like sabrina jenkins, a single mom from south carolina with a teenager heading to college. jenkins was flown to washington overnight to the sit with the first lady. >> we need to focus more on women who are trying, they're living almost from paycheck to paycheck. and they're trying to do the best that they can. >> reporter: and also, we are told by sources as jake tapper has reported that we should expect some surprises in this speech. and wolf, i'm told by a source that right now, president ob

he'll be talking with white house senior adviser valerie jarrett and also republican congressman.y different takes on what to expect from the president's speech and also what the fallout could be from his comments. and then we're going to take you live to the midwest and the south, where the story continues to be the weather. it's expected to get pounded by a monster winter storm. this could be the worst storm to hit parts of the deep south in decades, if you can believe it. schools are already closed. thousands of flights are canceled. and we have everything that you need to know, albeit our helpful hint will be, our tip will be stay home and don't leave. >> and turn on your virginia state sator attacked by his own son, his own son who then killed himself. the good he hopes that can come from this tragedy, next. are you ready grandma? just a second, sweetie. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. abreva can heal a

i'll gregg jarrett. >> connor powell is live in jerusalem with the latest. >> the taliban have taken responsibility saying the attack is in response to a joint afghan/american military operation from a few days ago in which afghan civilians were killed mistakenly by the u.s. and the afghan troops that were operating in the area. this is an unusual attack for the taliban who rarely attack soft targets, things like restaurants. opting generally for military targets and police check points and government buildings, so-called hard targets. friday night as people were sitting down to dinner at the popular taverna restaurant in kabul, a suicide bomber attacked the front door, while several taliban gunman slipped in via the back shooting people at point blank. >> there was no army in that restaurant. there was no police at that restaurant. this shows that they are the enemy of civilians and defenseless people. >> it leaves two americans among the 21 killed. both were employees of the american university afghanistan. we are told one just arrived into kabul in recent days. also among the dead

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jill biden and valerie jarrett, the confidante to the president and first lady. heroes from the boston marathon bombing, that indelible image of the gentleman in the white hat we'lling an injured to safety. the man who came to assistance and both of them sitting together in that box tonight. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. >> often, the applause, we listen to how much applause the president gets, how many times he he's interrupted by applause, whether or not republicans applauded or they applaud together. did you try to read, when you were there, how many times the president got applause? did that really matter? >> you're mindful of it. i think the enthusiasm, it has a rhythm to it. on the other hand, we were that mindful not to disrupt the message. that was always a concern, frankly. >> as you see the cabinet secretaries come in there, you look at each and see what's on the plate of each of these individuals and it certainly is a full plate. john kerry, of course immersioned in the talks on iran, the two tracked talks, the nuke cheer program, the syrian

i'm gregg jarrett in for myself actually. >> yes, we're supposed to be here today. >> been in for so many people all week long. i'm actually in for myself. >> i'm arthel neville. after the troubled launch of the obama care website, the administration's reportedly planning a new federal unit that's dedicated to big tech projects. molly hennenburg is live with more. >> that's one of the ideas the obama administration is kicking around. but perhaps the more urgent problem is the government is having difficulty attracting the best and brightest in the tech sector. one former white house innovation fellow told "the wall street journal," quote, we don't have enough people inside of government to make good sound technology decisions. this gap between the public sector and the private sector has really affected their knowledge. one of the most public examples of this is the disastrous rollout of the obama care website. built by government-hired tech specialists, then it plopped. then the private sector silicon valley tech pros were brought in to fix it. an embarrassment to the president who

somebody else, valerie jarrett? >> actually valerie was never in any of our meetings.ordial relationship, but i literally never saw her in a meeting on national security. >> interesting. can you stick around for one more segment? >> sure. >> all right. more talking with former secretary robert gates about his book "duty" and coming up, his message to the troops. that's next. >> first we'll check in with bill hemmer for what's coming up. >> fascinating stuff. looking forward to the next segment. good morning to all four of you. senator rand paul on the nsa issue. it's a big deal this week. we'll talk to him. karl rove on chris christie. has the media crossed the line? you guessed it, another day and another delay on obamacare. we'll explain all that when martha and i see new ten minutes -- see you in ten minutes l-natural eggs... lean antibiotic-free ham... and vermont white cheddar. get 16 grams of protein and 23 grams of whole grain in the breakfast power sandwich. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets w

. >> valerie jarrett will join us. she is from chicago. one of the president's original supporters. best here is we go into year six of the obama administration. it is bread and butter. the president will get back to bread and butter basic economic issues. they are lowering expectations. no grand vision. a delicate view forward into 2014. of course bloomberg television will cover that. 9:00 p.m. eastern standard time this evening. we'll look at the markets as well. tony dwyer will join us. tezz a bull. -- he is a bull. he wants a correction. he thinks they are normal and healthy. we'll talk to him about how the emerging markets link him to recent setbacks and the u.s. market as well. a lot of stuff going on as well including super bowl ads. this is a huge deal in america. this year a different twist, making the ad extend out. doon yogurt, you know them from france, they will be doing a super bowl extravaganza. what i can tell you is it is really cold here. this temperature will be difficult. >> yeah. the idea of bringing together the super bowl and yogurt, yeah. >> the super bowl an

create a whole lot of new jobs, he will give a minimum wage to employees -- >> valley j -- valerie jarrettd thousand. >> max, any of them would have gotten it anyway. >> let's hear what he had to say about immigration. >> time to heed the call of business leaders, labor leaders, law enforcement, and fix our broken immigration system. when people come here to fulfill their dreams, to study, to contribute to our culture. they make our country a more attractive place for businesses to create jobs for everybody. let's get immigration reform done this year. >> congress cannot make any headway, candy the president do anything by executive order? >> he did something on the so-called dreamers, kids brought here by undocumented immigrants. things.ot do big he thinks republicans -- there is a chance that house republicans will come up with a bill this year. that is why he was not tossing down any kind of ultimatums or any kind of sharp criticism last night. he wants to let that ross is work its way out, that is more important than executive action. getting ary clinton lot of press, including the cov

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. jenna: i hope your cozy somewhere. i'm jenna lee. with more than a foot with the storm pounding states in new england. high wind creating blizzard conditions and making road travel very tough. road travel on feet or by car as gregg points out, this is a snowstorm heads out to sea and bitter cold takes hold. the mercury plunging below zero in spots. frigid temperatures set to stick around for days. spots far from the winter blast are feeling storm effects. we have team fox coverage, adam housley is live in los angeles. we'll start with david lee miller in red bank new jersey, a closer to some of the bad weather, david. what is it looking like out there? >> jenna, one number can sum up the situation here in red bank and throughout much of the northeast. the number here, is nine. it is nine degrees here in red bank, according to the windchill statistics, it feels like minus 8 degrees. everyone will agree it is very, very cold. there are advisories out. if you're going to be leaving your home, dress appropriately. there is the risk of fr

you why i've never had a doubt about putting this man on the ticket and why i am proud of valerie jarrett and all that she does. one of the first things the president did when we took office was set up a council of women and girls because he believed with every fiber in his being that his daughters and my granddaughters are entitled to every solitary opportunity my grandson and sons are in right now without single exception. establish the council on women and girls and appreciate the way valley and the council have graced its mission. i'm proud to be working with you, valid. great job. -- with you, valerie. great job. especially want to say thank you to the president for appointing the first-ever advisory on violence against women and working directly with me in the white house inside this building. he knows what i know. it is a basic human right. no man has a right to raise a hand to the woman for any reason , any reason other than self- defense. he knows that a nation posing decency is a large part a measure on how he response to violence against women. he knows our daughters and sister

[applause] event.ill leave this we believe valerie jarrett is about to break this out into panel discussions. you can see where the president had to say again on our website www.c-span.org. we are looking at your remarks related to what president obama talked about regarding jobless benefits. margaret says a lot of expansion in government programs under this guy. with the amount of americans out of work, who is picking up the tab to pay for this? long-term unemployment, i thought we needed jobs? id for america says, the same thing every speech. do not trust him. give jobs, not checks. we welcome your comments on what president obama talked about on social media. go to our facebook page. coming up shortly, a discussion on the iranian nuclear deal in nuclear policy in the middle east. the hudson policy is hosting this beginning at noon eastern. while we wait for that to start, this morning on "washington journal" we spoke to the president of the mayo clinic. joining us from the mayo clinic in rochester, minnesota dr. john those worthy, president and ceo of that organization. all, is the mayo c

. >> valerie jarrett, thank you very much. appreciate the perspective.ment. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure, chris. >> please stay tuned to cnn. we're going to give you the most complete coverage and analysis of the president's state of the union address. we'll do it throughout the day on "new day." tonight at 7:00 eastern, the special coverage begins. back to new york. >> chris, thanks for that. >>> let's give you headlines this hour. new developments over the dispute of dozens of prisoners. the nato labels dangerous insurgents. afghan government issues release orders for the main prison in afghanistan. the u.s. says there's enough evidence to prosecute men. the afghan president says the prison is a taliban making factory and should be shut down. >>>if you're playing angry birds on your smart phone, the nsa could be watching. that's the latest revelation by the contractor who leaked documents. it shows the monitored app that streams personal data according to the new york times. the obama administration says it will let tech companies release more

i'm going to call valerie jarrett and the pope, and let's see if either invite us.port earlier this month. the incident left one day and two injured. would he have to warn you that the footage you're about to see may be considered disturbing. umt h, okay. it shows engines firing before the plane lands and indications the pilot was trying to abort the landing. the plane bounces off the runway and back into the air before hitting the runway again, nose first, and exploding. the airport is widely considered a difficult place to land, because of the mountains, which surround the runway. >> i've heard so much -- so many people talk about how tough it is to get into there. ho horrible. >>> the u.s. government is offering russia its full support as security concerns overshadow the buildup to the winter olympics. president obama and the russian president vladimir putin spoke about how to keep the olympics safe during a phone call yesterday. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel is live in sochi. we're hearing a lot about the potential thread caused by the so-ca

i'm talking to jarrett leno and might colleague is talking to mike douglas and both of them converge.ld say mixed it up television and movies more than ever before. television stuff is great. get out of the country, you know. >> i took six years off from making films. i think that was the best thing i ever did. >> didn't make shoes, did you? >> i went on tour with my band. >> look at that. >> it was a fun moment. and michael douglas doing well. continuing his winning streak with ""behind the candelabra" for best mini series and took home the best actor for mini series, too. michael at that mara, i would -- at would -- -- i would bet up all night. thank you very much. >> thanks. >> thanks. >>> heather nauert, who is also up early. >> you guys ever see "ray donovan"? great show. i got some headlines. stunning revelation overnight. bill and hillary clinton compiled a political hit list during her run for president. this according to a new book the clintons reportedly ranked politicians who had burned hillary on a scale of one to seven. seven being the worst. getting a seven, the current

. >> when an hour and a half ago, brian was talking to a colorado state rep, jarrett wright, and he saystheir reasoning is that somehow this places an undue burden on folks that are using these entitlements. so taking their ebt card and trying to find an atm is somehow going to be more difficult for them if we take pot shops off the list. i find that argument unreasonable. there are more grocery stores and gas stations and 7-11s around than pot shops still, believe it or not in downtown denver. so i don't think the argument holds muster. i think it's more of a political move than anything. >> okay. so from your entry somewhere view, you made it clear -- interview, you made it clear because federal law, you can't buy beer and stuff like that with the ebt card. however, because colorado and washington state are unique because of the first states in the union for recreational use of marijuana, you can buy pot with your ebt card? >> that's what they're saying. and he can't believe there is some push back against it. so far having legalized pot is not a bad thing. >> they're cloaking this ide

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we're also saying that people like valerie jarrett, david axelrod, robert gibbs, press secretary allissues. he says, mr. gates says that he had never seen anything like that before, maybe it happened in other white houses, but he couldn't believe it. >> remember, the administration was calling to be a transparent administration and certainly the curtain is pulled back at this point. we want to know from you. do you think it's okay to criticize a sitting president? does robert gates have a right to do it? every administration since nixon, minus clinton. does this seem okay with you? is this information that's helpful? >> from right inside the oval office onto the pages of this new book called "duty." >> meanwhile, it's our duty to toss to heather nauert and tell us what else is happening. >> howdy. >> good morning. the weather causing real problems out west right now. a deadly avalanche in colorado taking a tragic twist. the 24-year-old man who was killed skiing near the veil resort -- vail resort is a grand son of the founder. they were skiing when an avalanche occurred. on monday, t

. >> oh, my god, valerie jarrett? she still has your phone number? >> yeah. that is at&t. >> at&t.ll with plouffe. >> sorry about that. >> okay. then we're not optimistic about those things. >> and that's why i don't think you should expect any grand bargain. i don't think you should expect tax reform. it's just very difficult to legislate in that environment because your incentives for a deal are much lower. >> you said, though, that this is a situation where the budget is taking care of itself in a lot of ways. spending is -- the situation is improving both from a revenue numbers coming in and spending numbers coming down. what about the entitlements, though? is that still a problem? >> the biggest story -- thank you -- the biggest story -- >> no, call her back. >> -- the biggest story here is that medicare spending has slowed down dramatically. in the first two months of this fiscal year, medicare spending was actually lower in nominal terms than it was in the first two months of the last fiscal year. if this trend were -- a congressional budget office which i used to run and i