previously on "everyday edisons," our engineering and design teams work together to help inventors tom adamnd maura indes realize their dream of changing the way we change our kitty's litter box. in this episode, we feature an invention that virtually sucks spills out of our carpets. our inventor brought a prototype to our casting call he built from ordinary household items, showing us how we can clean up everything from juicy disasters to puppy puddles. that's today on "everyday edisons."

we will have thomas jefferson abe link ham and tom adams. >> shocking news. >> somehow i will be thereating you are presidential. >> you are our first lady. >> oh, please. >> her first cumquat. >> did you like it. >> yes. >> it is very tiny. >> anyway lets talk about valentines day. >> saturday, big valentines day night. all of the restaurants were book. i know who took this picture. she was it ising next to me at a concert in atlantic city. >> charlie wilson. he said my name is charlie, last name wilson. he showed up and showed out. he was singing. he knew gap band hits. he started beat boxing, rapping, dancing, he took us to church. >> don't you think he is a better performer, i have seen chris brown, drake, i have seen usher. >> that is true. >> how old is he now. >> he is 62 now. >> maybe more than that. >> yes. >> anyway, we met so many good day viewer there, thank you for coming up and sale hello. >> of course yes i was third wheeling but only because mike invited me white. we are having a great time. and i will take this picture apparently people were starting on twitter and ins

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tom: adam shapiro. take you. time is money. thirty seconds. death of an argentinian prosecutor of last month. turns out there were arrests warrants for that country's president and foreign minister in his apartment where he was found dead. should parents be forced to vaccinate their children? we had top nurse at the teachers union last hour. from the world of golf. caddies suing the pga. they should be paid for wearing sponsored logos. >> maybe not completely honest stories about things. he has also had tax problems in the past. the fact that we are still talking about sharpton in 2015, he is a survivor. this looks pretty bad. i wonder if he will finally have two pay his bill. >> you said you found creative ways. >> yes. exactly. someone of an unofficial advisor. he is all of those things and still that unofficial advisor role. he is a player. i think this should raise a lot of questions among democrats whether this is somebody they want to be associated with. >> were formed the tax codes so guys can game the system. isn't that the big lesson?

from getting to overflowing trash cans in some parts of the city but that's not the case in adams morgan. tom sh joins us live to explain what's going on there. tom? pat, we know snow d ice have been a problem for all our local governments. but people who live along this alley in the district don't unde why this one has such a big trash problem. it is adams morgan neig. he walks the alley behind his house dismayed at all the tra pi up. what's w they haven't picked up the trash bef the holiday so s the saturday before the holida >> presidents' day. >> that's right. >> rep he and his neigs he complained for two weeks. their alley isn't impassable or danger trash trucks they say, shou get here. >> and when we write to d.c. govern they say the roads are treacherous, they can't come throug >> r and it doesn't help thh trucks routiny s up. they did today while news4 was here. a second truck showed up right after the first. they easily emptied the apart building bins. he owns several restaurants. he understands commercial trash. he doesn't understand the mess in his alley. >> these are my trash cans

up next tom and russell, they have got nothing on ben, charles and adam. super stocks from our super duper stock quarterbacks. >>> all right. who needs to watch the super bowl when you can get super stocks from our super pros. charles wayne. >> under armor is going to keep rocking doesn't that's right what team you root for. >> adam. >> hack it's an atf of companies that benefit from cyberterrorism, neil. >> all right. ben? >> if i can can w. partners with warren buffett for free i'll take you thenday, berkshire all the way. >> on the network for business news here's dave. >> i don't think that the taliban -- the taliban is an armed innsurgencyinsurgency. >> before we start throwing around labels let's look for broadly at terrorism. >> today we are witnessing more than a form of criminal an arcy. >> nothing more than criminal an arcy. white house officials still avoiding calling islamic terrorists islamic terrorists something the former et of the intelligence agencies is warning has very serious consequentials. retired general michael flynn saying, quote,

tom: tom: pete peterson was adamant growth alone will not solve this.livia: what do you feel that the u.s. got right in response to the recovery that europe got wrong? gilles: it was quicker to recognize that first and foremost you need to solve every banking setctor. there was a sense of emergency lacking in europe. the view was ok, it is going on in u.s., we do not need to solve. it took four years or five years to really get banks. then we have i think very -- a very ill-timed approach to austerity. we discovered after two years or three years it was becoming self defeating. the speed of the response was obvious the a problem. tom: gilles moec with us of bank of america, but merrill lynch. coming up, we will continue become a station on america's success and failure. stay with us this morning. dan clifton will join us from the strategas partners. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." again, major headline of the day, merkel and hollande will travel to kiev and then moscow. morning mustard with -- morning must-read with olivia stern

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tom: this drives me nuts and drives alan greenspan nuts. nobody is devious and here, it is just apples and oranges. brendan: i will make a note, control room, it drives me nuts, and drives adam green's -- alan greenspan nuts only tom keene can say that. tom: thank you for making this up, it is not as gloomy. steven: we are given data all the time that misleads folks. what happened in the first order of last year with the -- first quarter of last year with u.s. economy there are statistical anomalies. we make a big deal out of things sometimes. tom: did you guys not to be valentine's day memo? this is the bro show -- brendan: i and wearing red, i wore a tie! coming up, president obama heads to a summit on cyber security. who will show up iago we will discuss. this is "bloomberg surveillance."'on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene, olivia sterns is off today for stop let's get to our top headlines from around the world. here is brendan greeley. brendan: united nations with a dire warning on yemen. it is "collapsing before our eyes." we closed embassies admit unre

so adam posted this on my facebook page from toms river and you can see the snow really coating the trees down pretty heavily this afternoon and now the problem is the falling temperatures with the winds. the winds are howling gusting to 41 miles an hour out of the northwest and philadelphia and reading, 38 in allentown 43 miles an hour wind gusts in the poconos and 37 miles an hour wind gusts in millville and what these winds are doing is pulling down some very cold air. the winds will be with us right through the evening hours. so, the national weather service has posted a wind advisory for the southern half of our viewing area until midnight for wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour. the good news is about the winds the winds will be drying off a lot of roads. the problem with the wind, though, is that it's making it feel very cold and it is creating those wind chill factors. feels like 23 degrees in philadelphia, 19 in wilmington, 12 in reading. the wind chill in allentown is four and the wind chill in the poconos 2 degrees below zero and it's going to be a cold night and a very cold day

toms river i 4". 3 in do you know a. and we're putting a cap in transition from snow to mixed precipitation. warmer air punching into the system. meteorologist adam joseph has the latest on varying kinds of precip we're seeing and why. >> that's the big problem. we had cold, arctic air, day after day leading up to the storms. we have large wedge of cold air at the surface and 5,000 feet up where the precipitation forms. warm air is light and boy yant. it comes in aloft and then eats its way to the surface. as we transition from snow first it goes to sleet. then you saw warm air and thick layer of cold air to refreeze rain drops then warmer air is thicker into the atmosphere and only a small little layer of cold air below freezing at the surface gets that period of freezing rain which we're dealing with right now and eventually takes a while. that warm air will win out in the entire column from the surface to where the precipitation forms and we see plain old rain. that is why we see that transition and in an -- occurring presentsly right now. as we look along the shore. 33 millville. we're slowly getting freezing point and above. it's been so col

their logos during a hole so the tour came up to adam scott, you have to keep on that bill but until you get done with scoring coin. another time we met. toms on monday. we will get more on this very subject. we wish you well. when you dig into the numbers the jobs report not as bad as headlines make it out to be. former economic adviser is next. tom: and look at the headline and see a lot of spin. stuart: when you get down there, middle america is suffering. tom: the president from this economy. stuart: however record 92 million people are not in the labour force. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of

i would say adam smith free market economics and put it together with james madison who is from my district right and i got tom friends in the front row and back there in any district so they're going to hold me truthful here. hello, seventh of virginia. and if you put those two together, right adam smith and james madison who authored the constitution, you can predict my votes. and i mean that. right? and i think my class means the same thing. we intend to act out princesiples principles. they're reporting home how they're voting and either they're going to buy it or not. and if we stick 0 our principles it's harder for the other side to knock you down with sound bites. so those are the u toepian principles and ideals we're trying to hang to. i ran on three issues that concern the young people in the room primarily. the debt is $18 trillion the unfunded liabilities $127 trillion. and our budget is about a third discretionary and two thirds nondiscretionary. so the entitlements are in the two-thirds that are in law. you can't change that spending piece until you change the law. just to give you a sense of what

adam? >> reporter: doreen, a metro board member had previously said that the fans here in the tunnel at l'enphant plaza were working. well now that statement is being clarified a bit. metro board member tom downs said the fans were working during the episode. now the ntsb says those fans were not doing what they were supposed to do. when we approached downs off camera today he clarified telling us the fans were working, they just weren't working properly. not long ago we got our first up close look at the damaged piece os-track that day, the ntsb showing us the cables and thrill that melted down causing so much smoke. meanwhile ashgs cross town at metro headquarters -- >> i twice this week lost a half hour having to wait for one more bus to arrive. where do i send that bill? where do i get recompense for that hour of -- >> thank you, mr. orleans. >> reporter: some metro riders giving the board a few thoughts as metro is considering raising fares to help close a budget gap. the disabled here to testify as well. mort downey talking about the current challenges at metro. >> we understand how challenging a budget year this is for us and for the jurisdictions. >> reporter: the transit agency

adams progressive woodrow wilson. they are all of one on this. i suggest you pick up a book by tom west palm indicating the founders. as founders. as a whole chapter on immigration. very much disagree. though as a west coast. well, he found the immigration restriction legislation. he believed more time was needed. coolidge cutting label immigration would facilitate the goal of americanization in the goal of the actuation of americans constitutional limited government regime be ultimately sound. the current solution solution i agree and support something along the lines. he outlined a little bit in his book and the little bit hear today. [applause] >> the legislation i find myself in disagreement. >> which one of these things? why do we have to microphones? i can speak out of both sides of my mouth. i guess i find myself in at least some disagreement with each of the preceding speakers. i am a west alien. i think that the westphalian state henry kissinger makes reference to i think has every right to exclude everybody. we don't have to allow immigrants. we don't have a moral responsibility even to allow visitors. pro