bruce: no doubt.dges are calgary and houston, leasing is not as robust as it was three years ago. commodity infrastructure businesses are not as good as they were a few years ago. but it creates opportunity. it is around the edges, it is creating a few issues, but it is modest. for us, there is more opportunity coming band the issues that it brings for us. -- there is more opportunity coming than the issues that it brings for us. if you are in the commodities business, it comes up different. you be socan sure? >> when the natural gas sells for less than what the replacement cost is to bring it over the gas, ultimately, people will not justify the cost of capital, therefore, the price will go up because you have to spend. you cannot bring natural gas out of the ground for two dollars forever. erik: let me ask you about china. brookfield has had a favorable view for the past couple of years. does that still hold? bruce: we are devoting significant resources to build people and resources so we can build

bruce: probably. erik: that does not scare you? bruce: no.e a point where opportunities begin to run out? where it becomes hard to deploy the capital? bruce: this is the infrastructure business and real estate business. these are the largest two businesses in the world. no one thinks of them that way. only say infrastructure, this is the backbone of the global economy. it is how you get electricity in the morning. erik: water comes out of the drinking tap, the airport i fly out of. bruce: you've got it. these are enormous amounts that in funded by governments before. today they can't afford to have them on the balance sheets. real estate is on every corner. erik: this is going to be the golden age for real assets? bruce: interest rates are in the range of almost the worst person that is predicting his rates today -- interest rates, real assets are still an amazing place to be. erik: he is so upbeat about brookfield's prospect, i had to ask isn't there anything that keeps him up at night. bruce: you cannot be an business and have a positive at

chef bruce brown of bruce's fabulous foods in marion is here. good to have you bam. >>chef bruce: i'm sorry i wasn't here my usual sunday, but i was snowed in. >>evan: what did you get, 14"? >>chef bruce: almost 16" in the front yard and it was -- i couldn't get out of my driveway, let alone down the hill. >>chef bruce: yes, we were ready for it. i was stocked up, buddy. trust me. >>evan: so caramel apple bread pudding? >>chef bruce: i wanted to start with dessert because the broad pudding itself has to soak and sit for a while before you bake it. so. we will go ahead and get this done first. >>evan: you will put me to work? >>chef bruce: i have evan going to work. e he has 8 eggs in the mixing bowl and he is going to add a cup of sugar, some cream of tar tar and nutmeg. [inaudible] >>evan: who! >>chef bruce: and some milk. bowl is big enough. >>chef bruce: it will be fine. [laughter]. >>evan: that's what they said . . . i didn't mean to insult >>chef bruce: while evan is whipping it up, that's good. just make sure the yolks are broken up and everything is put togeth

bruce should endorse it fully because it's fair. it doesn't give special deals to the insiders that they get special deductions. >> bruce should endorse the flat tax and marginal tax rate for more government revenue. i want to make the point that lowering tax rates has a positive impact when you also reduce government spending. reagan reduced the growth rate in government spending along with tax cuts and we had a booming economy. bill clinton toward the end of the presidency in the late 90s cut the capital gains tax and reduced government spending. bush only cut taxes and spending went crazy. >> i agree with you 99% of the time. there is 1% disagreement on this. is sabrina, martin freeman said tax cuts starve the beast. you starve -- they spend money they don't have. it does cut the money the government has. >> it goes without saying you have to cut spending. you want to starve the beast and one of the reasons you want to cut taxes is because it gives individuals more freedom. that's what we all care about. the thing i liked that i

>> bruce and i were talking about this earlier today. when you look at some of the snow banks and how massive those mounds are, you've got to wonder what they are going to do, are they going to be able to remove some banks out of there? in some instances those might not melt for a week, maybe two weeks. >> reporter: well exactly. just give me a second. i want to drive safely. there was a contracting plow that was clearing one of the cross streets near the bank just east of winchester. i don't know what is going to happen. my sense is they are going to be able to push most of the snow on the major highways to an area where it doesn't really encumber driving. i was at linden, the top of the mountain between front royal and markham. i measured 31 inches. guy had a yardstick and i took a couple of measurements on what looked to be flat areas that hadn't drifted. and this was in the 2:00 hour, well 1:00 hour. they are 31 inches. there are going to be drifts out here that are certainly going to exceed six feet. i would think in many of the are

we are back with chef bruce brown of bruce's fabulous foods in marion. we head this carmel apple bread pudding earlier and now we are putting to get ar nice rice and beans dish with an due wii sausage. >>chef bruce: it's traditional, low country and southern and cajun cooking. barbara jean likes black beans a little better but i'm a red beans fanatic. at the end of the last episode we got all of our arrowmatics, the onion, the pepper, the garlic, the celery and everything. all sauteed together and a little residual fat from the browning of the sausage. then i put in about 6 cups of diced tomatoes in the juice. you can use canned tomatoes, no problem. put them in and stir it around. put in all the herbs and seasonings and bay leaves and turn the heat down and let it simmer for 20 minutes. now, it's ready for the rest. we will put it all back up there. add the sausage. you need a lot of sausage for this dish. add the sausage back in and then cooked red beans. now, i'm not talking red kidney beans. i have somebody asked me about that and they said red beans

bruce richmond, yeah. bruce richmond. but you also said, when you left the halfway house, you saw someone come chasing up behind you with a mask on. so, how can you be sure it was bruce richmond? every day i was in prison, he sent me a letter, saying he was going to kill me when i was released. mm-hmm. this morning, he sent those. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. [music] no, no, no, no, people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. oh, i think it stinks. being a public figure? i would think you're used to being recognized. i don't think i'll ever get used to it. or accept it. you've been a cop all your life. cops aren't public figures. they're public servants. and i'm not a cop anymore, i'm a civilian employee. when i became police commissioner, how do you feel about not being a

none of that was present. >> reporter: so sheriff bruce made a quick conclusion. to him, no injuries meant no fall. fred had to be lying. >> what you see here, andrea, this is. >> reporter: we went back to cottonwood creek with the sheriff in may of this year, the same month leslie died. >> we got a late snowstorm this year. >> reporter: a spring storm had rocks. i have to say, i'm honestly nervous just standing here. >> it's -- >> reporter: this is very steep. >> that's a sheer drop-off. >> reporter: it was up here where they had posed for pictures, that sheriff bruce showed me what he thought were key pieces to their puzzle. >> the evidence here at the scene makes us believe that something entirely different happened. >> reporter: they found trampled bushes, what they thought looked like scuff marks, and a pair of broken glasses that turned out to be fred's. >> there was evidence of a struggle in there. and that's where fred's mangled glasses were found. >> reporter: sheriff bruce formed a theory that after snapping those photos, fred and leslie got into a physi

right now they are diverting you on to bruce b. downs northbound and southbound. bruce b. downs and take fowler avenue over. you can get on to i-275 from there. we are also seeing a heavy delay. you can see on southbound i- 275, that's because as you can see live from the sky 10 network camera there is an accident at hillsborough avenue involving a semi. it is pulled over on the shoulder. traffic is getting heavier. we are getting into morning rush hour. drive time from the apex to i-4 along i-275 is 20 minutes. that is a five minute delay. past fowler and fletcher and busch boulevard you are slow the whole stretch. i'll stay on top of this crash as well as the fatal accident and let you know when the road is able to open on fletcher. this is i-4 at branch forbes road on sky 10. you can see brake lights heading towards downtown tampa. i-4. when you look at drive times alongies 4 from polk parkway over to i-75 it is holding on to 16 minutes. that is a one minute delay at this point in the morning. sarasota and manatee county staying quiet. no problems except for fog. drive

i'm bruce radar. with $87 million left on the biggest contract in mets history, david wright has plenty of incentive to end his baseball career in new york. david arrived in florida shortly after the new year and is continuing to manage the spinal stenosis that caused him most of last season. regardless of what happens, the seven-time all-star wheelchairs playing on the games biggest stage even though the mets lost the championship to the royals. >> it is no fun to fall short like we did. you could see the prize. that hurts. when i look back on this season, it is going to bring a smile to my face because for what this team, this organization, has accomplished, we should be proud. what an incredible ride. not many players can say they played in the world series. bruce: david is back to host his annual fundraiser tomorrow night to raise money for the children's hospital. regardless of where he lives, hampton roads will always be his home and the fans here will always hold a special place in his heart. >

i am bruce rader. picked as a conference favorite before the season, the unpredictable old dominion monarchs were hoping to prove the point last night against the top-ranked team in the conference. but alabama birmingham is real good, top 25 good with size, speed, and experience. the coach was infuriated as his monarchs looked overmatched and i don't know what coach jones told his team at halftime. if i did, i probably could not say it on tv. but odu stormed back with a run to send the game into overtime. the monarchs were playing on a different level and looked to have the game in hand. >> doubled. they were hesitant. he gets it to go with 14 seconds. uab, no timeout. brown, eight seconds. lee knocked free. two seconds. 2.3 to go. to seconds. freeman from the court. bruce: a devastating loss for old dominion. you can see it on the face of coach jones after the game. teams playing really hard, trading punches so to speak. they made one more play than we did. >> we are still hungry. i learned a lot from

bruce: it was a bad night for the redskins to have a bad game. rogers took advantage and was in control. the redskins season came to an end. >> it stings right now but i think we are building something good here. i told the veteran guys here that we are on the right path. to have an edge and say where did we fall short? what do we have to change and what do we have to grow to be able to get back here and win? bruce: he says there's a lot to look forward to and i will looks for these later tonight on the fox 43 sportswrap. the top team in the country in play -- the tigers take on alabama tonight in the championship game. playing on alabama team and should the team win tonight, it would be the first team in college football to finish the season. what would that mean? >> it would mean we are the best ever. who could argue that? one of you will. i would love to be the lawyer on that one because there has never been a 15 and oh team. bruce: i will see you guys back here at 11:00. tom: the weather is not going to win. don: 53 and a little breezy and th

bruce: i did not doubt you. i saw what you did to the redskins. so much to talk about, but so little time. it begins tonight at 10:45 on the fox 43 sportswrap. super bowl l is two weeks away. tom: some roads could re-freeze during the overnight hours in the inland areas. don: near the coast line, only around 30, 35 degrees.

this is in the usf area near bruce b downs. the westbound lanes on fletcher from bruce b downs to livingston are closed while investigators are out there trying to investigate this scene to figure out exactly what happened there. jeep cherokee struck and killed someone, about 45 minutes to an hour ago. i'll have the workarounds coming up in a few minutes. >>> -- >> her ex threw her daughter to her death a year ago tomorrow but coming up, who the mother says is really to blame for >>> the mother of 5-year-old phoebe jonchuck is planning to sue the department of children and families over her daughter's horrible death. >> just yesterday morning we heard from the mother michelle kerr, it's been a year since phoebe jonchuck was thrown off the dick meisner bridge and drowned in tampa bay. after phoebe's death dcf admitted fault for not following up on two critical phone calls. >> one from an attorney warning the child's father john jonchuck jr. was delusional and that phoebe was in danger. a dcf did make changes after phoebe's death

bruce b downs southbound is getting busy. and bearss avenue, this will here. and this is a good 25 minutes off of your drive time. so keep that in mind. and a live look here, ryan hughs is down on the ground and he's got a look to see what this is like. you can see the big tractor- trailer there. the semi-truck ran into a van that was stalled out in the mid to feel road. it exploded, one person was clean-up. both direction 275 north of >> thank you. >>> a health care provider is offering three lead testing for families in flint. >>> and a police-involved how this video can help in the investigation of the events. >>> plus, some exciting news for parents. how would you like a smart stroll senator check the video out. wow, -- stroller? check the video out. you don't want to miss the details. you're watching news channel 8 >>> a police pursuit escalated into a fiery mission after two radar went off. a man pulled up asking for help looking for his dog. called 911. police tried to pull him over but he sped off and then an engine fire. police had to pull the suspect

>>chef bruce: looking great. nice goamedden brown and holly will put that banana maple topping on the very top. look at those. this is just a great breakfast. >>holly: this smells really good. it's a great everything you want. >>holly: how much more. is that good? >>chef bruce: little more in the center and i think we will be set. >>holly: it smells great. you can smell all that coming through. >>chef bruce: exactly. >>holly: cinnamon in there? >>chef bruce: no, just the sinbananas and the maple. >>holly: that's what is cooking in the "carolina kikihen." >>evan: we use them every day for communicating orpebqii1 wow, you changed my old bedroom. with a little help from a havertys designer. he helped us, uh...reinvent the whole space. and it is perfect. i'm sure it was perfect then too, because you're perfect. yeah, i was perfect. no mom, you're grounded! it's uh...it's better now. well, my design sense is ever-evolving, so... it's all on sale for the holidays. shop our winter event at havertys and enjoy thirty-six

bruce leshan is live in northwest right now to tell you what you need to do to get ready. bruce? >> reporter: yeah bruce, the first thing you need to do is what you doing now. pay attention to the latest news but you also need to get yourself ready to be stuck in your house for up to a week. >> there isn't any firewood left. >> reporter: millions of people are bracing for a storm that is likely to down power lines and clobber us with about 36 hours of high winds and heavy wet snow. >> i have bread. i have eggs. frozen pizza. >> reporter: but maryland's governor is warning that a few days of supplies may not be enough. >> make sure you have food and supplies at home. not just to last for the weekend but enough to last up to an entire week. >> wow. i hadn't heard that. i don't think i have a week's supply of food on hand. >> no way. >> yeah. >> reporter: metro's general manager has now announced the rail system will shut down saturday and sunday. he says it is safer than leaving people stuck in a remote station. hundreds of workers have been called up and the utility is calling pow

i am bruce rader. old dominion is facing its against red-hot, alabama birmingham. they are the best team this year in conference usa. a blazers have the best combination of scoring and defense. they have not lost a game since november. odu won five straight before suffering a loss to southern mississippi saturday night. the monarchs in my opinion, are much better than of their mind-seven record indicates. -- a ban there 9-7 -- than their 9-7 record indicates. >> if we can up a great atmosphere in here, hopefully that will give us a shot. this team is not in the top 25, but if people play close attention to them and watch them, they would be deserving to be in that group. bruce: old dominion is a favorite and hopefully, there will be an enthusiastic crowd tonight. that crowd could give them that edge. tonight at 11:00. the tribe has won three straight games and hits the road for a southern swing starting tonight at the college of charleston in a key caa game for both teams. there is a tie with northeastern. five teams have just gone back to 2-2. we have the scores a

you understand anything you say can be used against you, right bruce? (kids shouting playfully) bruce: wyatt used to love it here. every morning, i'd bring him out here. then agaht after school. now look at him. he begged and begged us to send him to soccer camp, in rig but his mother wouldn't have it. i always said she was too overprotective. "what harm could... one week could do?" i s i'm gonna need you to roll up your sleeve and let me take a look at your right arm, bruce. maybe aid.ld talk to that lawyer. look, my heart aches for you and your family. i shou honestly, it does, bruce. but if that was you last night, then you took a shot at my family. so, i'm gonna ask you right now, was it you? i read about the shooting in the paper; i wanted that son of a h to think it was me. wish i had the balls. bitc (sighs) jackie: well? it's not the guy. huh, you look relieved. you know what, as bad as i want to nail this son of a bitch, the last thing in the world i really wanted was for bruce richmond to be that son of a bitch. the poor guy. heartbreaker, huh?

bruce turkel is back. boy, bruce, they are playing with fire on this one.l like there's no sort of good way to approach this without getting slammed from one side or the other. what do you think? >> good way to approach is like they say about planting an oak tree. the best time to do it is 20 years ago or today. if they were truly concerned about girl's body images they would have different body models, dolls out long time ago. they have to do it sooner or later. about time as i see it. melissa: coming with seven different skin colors which is interesting because that is what like american girl like, you order it to your specification what is you're thinking. i was amazed. time is doing cover on this, they're saying it's about time. barbie brand still does a billion dollar sales across more than 150 countries annually. 92% of american girls age 3-12 own ad barbie. i hated barbie. i guess i'm only one. does this -- from sales figures sound like they're doing great. why would you change it? >> i wonder about that. a billion dollars is a lot of money. does tha

bruce: the redskins against the packers sunday night on fox 43. we will have much more tonight on the sportswrap. a huge weight was lifted off the old dominion basketball team last night. for the first time in almost a year, they won a game on the road. snapping the nation second longest home winning streak by trey freeman finished with 21 points. check out the moves as he spins his way through and gets the layup. splitting that offenders and old dominion takes the lead. it was a 15-0 run by the monarchs. they are one of the favorites in conference usa. maybe now after the big win on the road at louisiana tech. previously, the team with the best record in conference usa. more playoff coverage tonight on the fox 43 sportswrap. i will see you back here at 11:00. nicole: and little rain. don: we will see more late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night into sunday morning. the rest of the weekend is rain free.

(bruce tompkins) "you could just see it was cut off with scissors." the tompkins said it feels like their home was just robbed.(bruce tompkins) "real anger, you know, it's the horse's only line of defense against flies, and the tails are. to see them chopped off like this, it takes them so long to grow back."rusty is a miniature horse and used to have a tail down the ground, while blue lost about two feet of his tail.the tompkins said when they looked online they found horse hair can sell up to $400 a pound.(vickie tompkins) "they take the hair off the horses tail to make a hat band, or make hair extensions to put on some high dollar show horse, i'm p-o'd." another woman in raymond, nebraska shared photos on facebook of two of her horses chopped off.the tompkins want to make sure horse owners are aware that someone out there is doing this.(bruce tompkins) "it's something that everybody who has horses needs to watch their horses and see what's going on." 3 in iowa during 2011... a storm lake man got two years probation for doing the same thing to more

bruce shows us how it happened. tom: don slater has a mild temperatures in the forecast as we continue this wednesday night. >> you are watching wavy news 10 at 6:00 with tom, nicole, don every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. 48 hours for a family in york county. on monday, a fire tore through their home and they lost everything. nicole: but now the community is stepping in to help. this is what is left of the home of the route 17. the fire department is bystanders found one person in the bedroom. she is in the hospital. her fiance says the woman's sister and five children made it out safely also. now people are bringing out donations to a yarn shop in york county. if you want to help out, be sure to visit wavy.com and click on the story. tom: next at 6:00, not giving up. a student fighting for his

well, you have to take bearss avenue or bruce bruce b down here and go this way to get back up to 275, especially in and out of pasco county. it's due to a fatal accident where a semi-truck ran into a van and the van exploded. it's hard to see but again, both directions are blocked. -- blocked. allow for a good 20 minutes to get around the detour. back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, a house fire in california forced eight people out of their homes. >> coming up, what firefighters did to rescue the family. were found. >>> a new line of hotels with millennials in mind. the hotels will appeal to millennials with new technology. like a social media board in the lobby. pretty neat. scale hotel category. >>> well how much do your facebook friends really like hmm. a new study reveals only four of all those facebook friends are part of your support circle. what does this mean? well, they're the only ones that would be thering for in a time of crisis. the study adds the average person can count around 13 close friends and while social networks help you keep in touch, they don

let me tell you one other thing bruce castor said. this is a a quote.ys this matter he will reconsider this decision should the need arises. he said that in a press release in 2005. but the fact that he said that he is opened to the fact that this can all be reconsidered and that is not an iron clad agreement. i think adjudge will after lot to weigh. the the judge will also necessity that there is animosity between bruce castor and mr. kevin steele because they had a contentious election. also andrea constand -- >> there is a lot going on here, fred. >> it is pretty complicated. >> very complicated. i will tell you in order for these charges to go forward some judge will have to rule bruce castor is not telling the truth. good luck with that. >> how about we bet dinner on this one. >> my favorite restaurant and you can super size your extra value meal and keep the the toy if i lost. >> the hearing is february 2nd. let's come on february 3rd and see who buys who dinner we made a deal live on the air. >> yes. >> i have never not committed to my position.

bruce: the coach will have to start landry jones against the broncos. i know that does not make tom landry jones will get the job done. tom: who? don: so many -- breezy into tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning, 25-30 with a >>> there is breing news tonight. iran seizes americans. ten u.s. sailors on two navy boats taken into custody by iranian authorities. tonight the scramble to free them. >>> one last time. president obama's final state of the union address. what he will tell the nation. why he is aiming for a more hopeful tone and what he told matt lauer about donald trump. >>> and our interview from joe biden. the generous offer the president made in one

(bruce 14:24:52 -14:25:12 i think if we can get to a point where we can say we will take care of this young mans' medical and if we can get to the point of saying we are going to do some retraining - we will look at that part of it i think we can see an avenue of us not doing what we plan on doing) 3 chief miller says they interviewed williams about the entire incident today.the chief says there is a possibility the department could help get williams' tooth fixed.now if a rally does go forward - it would include black lives matter. tonight, the greenville county chapter of the organization 3 continuing to cover our counties 3 officials are calling it the largest traffic project *ever in the upstate-and it'll be underway in just two weeks weeksthe goal of the eye-85, 385 gateway project is to improve traffic flow for people getting on and off the interstate.now this mainly impacts the 85--385 main interchange, the woodruff road area - as well the south main street interchange. the construction will start on roper mountain and chrome drive and will take place mainly at night. the projec

so fowler is the alternate. -- bruce b. downs. so fowler is the alternate. and fowler looks good and is a good alternate. and also clifton street at nebraska, a collision. and moving over here, i want to talk about just south of dade the city, county road 54 at forbes road and a great drive on the howard franklin. back to gene ask gayle. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >>> did north korea actually conduct a nuclear bomb test? >> ahead, why the u.s. isn't sure. >>> and another crisis for chipotle. the reason the popular restaurant chain is now the target of a criminal investigation. >>> then -- >> reporter: we are live at the circus hanging out this morning with some of the performers showing you guys all the behind the scenes stuff. ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same plac

and bruce will tell them what he hinks. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by tional captioning institute] >> best answer you can give. i can't make a blanket commitment. it is like the fiduciary rule question. but we are concerned. and we are going to review it when it comes down and sit down with our energy people and there has to be a legitimate opportunity to make a challenge. reporter: any indication from the administration that they are willing to respond to your demands? mr. josten: they are making encouraging comments particularly this week. i think everybody wants to get this done and how we are going to get it done. they have self-imposed agreements with columbia. did similar efforts on other agreements. this is not to this agreement or any other. examples of past history have raised. reporter: talk more about what that reform that came from the end of the year. . josten: and a new energy infrastructure, a new infrastructure has been 12 years. why this private capital an

and bruce will tell them what he thinks. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [indiscernible] >> yeah, i am respecting it, because that is what they say. josten: best answer you can give. i can't make a blanket commitment. it is like the fiduciary rule question. but we are concerned. and we are going to review it when it comes down and sit down with our energy people and there has to be a legitimate opportunity to make a challenge. reporter: any indication from the administration that they are willing to respond to your demands? mr. josten: they are making encouraging comments particularly this week. i think everybody wants to get this done and how we are going to get it done. the

bruce, we'll see you. bruce. we'll see you around. you're going to a game? why? >> why?u really want to know why? >> yeah. >> because somebody invited me and it's a big deal. you going to the game? >> no, i'm going to be fishing. >> is that part of your responsibility? keep a clear head. >> i'll go for you if anybody has any questions.xo;f >> michele. >> we're going to the pumpkin festival. >> thank you. >> is that a good likeness? what do you think? >> looks just like me.

. >>> bruce, the story you reported 224 hours ago is now confirmed. >> yes, it is. big blue has new blood running the show. >>> coming up in sports, ben mcadieu gets named the 17th head coach in giants history. he will be formally introduced tomorrow. off in brooklyn. both trying to build momentum. in in the second half of the season. highlights are just ahead. >> i think bruce had a hair cut. >> hey, guys, tonight lucy liu. muse africa flo rider and sesame street and democratic presidential candidate, hillary clinton. do not change the channel. >> have a tip for new york's biggest i-team? call 866-news-244 or e-mail tips@nbcnew york.com. you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. [car starting] [engine revving] [crashing] your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your retirement savings. so wherever your retirement journey takes you, we can help you reach your goals. call u

bruce leshan live for us. hopefully, one of those restaurants continues to stay open even after you are off the air. a good place for him to go. >> so bruce and our photographer can get something to eat. >> interestingly, several inch of his snow already accumulating there. still tonight, we can expect some thunder snow and we haven't even reached the peak of the snowstorm. we could get 2 to 3- inches per hour at the peak. >> get the gas in the snow car. we are going to clean our neighbor's. nothing to do anyway. >> reporter: instead of playing hockey, caps star alec ovechkin says he will be clearing off driveways with his own snow plow. >> our home, 100%. >> reporter: this isn't making them sweat. >> we always have that kind of stuff. we are all good. >> reporter: so if you are making a last-minute gas run, you don't have to feel too bad about it because apparently, even alex ovechkin is a last minute shopper. i'm allison barber, wusa9. >> their game was canceled along with the wizards game. $10million, he is

he and bruce will take your questions. the only major ground rose please identify yourself and your organization when you are asking a question. please wait for the microphone. >> thank you very much. mr. donohue: good morning everybody. as tom indicated, we are looking forward to taking your questions. a few minutes ago, i delivered the annual state of the american business. if you want to get to specifics. there is a copy on your place. i said in the speech that the chamber that the state of american business in 2016 is filled with risks and challenges. our businesses and job creators are facing extraordinary political and geo political uncertainty as they have to deal with economic weakness at home and especially abroad. it's a real problem. and massive regulatory burdens and we are being told even yesterday by the chief of staff who did the "christian science monitor" deal, that they are going to be really aggressive on what they are doing on the regulatory side. we can't eliminate all uncertainty. but with the recover

bruce johnson was there. talk about timing, bruce. >> i will tell you, never seen anything like this in all the storm coverage over the years. to think mayor bowser was in the very same spot talking to us not long before the fire explosion. this is a pickup truck at 32nd and utah, caught on camera by photo journalists kirk brooks not long before the explosion. >> hi, guys. how are you? >> thanks for the great work. >> this was mayor muriel bowser at the same location inspecting the snow removal job in the neighborhood. >> too early to give a grade on the city's performance? >> i couldn't be more proud of my employees, our folks have been on 12-hour shifts since friday 6:00 a.m. >> the tires will explode. >> minutes after mayor bowser left to inspect other locations, this happened. >> tanks-- >> that same pickup truck with plow was fully engulfed. two of the tires would explode. stunned neighbors looking from a distance. >> snow plow was clearing the streets and my neighbor and i were standing here and we thou

bruce flatt is a contrarian.ow -- what he felt about what we have seen over the last six months in china, brazil, markets around the world? mr. flatt: we are finding significant money to put into assets. they want to own tangible assets. what investors in the stock markets get confused with is the daily movements of stock prices confuse them all about the underlying asset value -- confuse them about the underlying asset value that is there. for investors, from time to time it is good to have market access, and from time to time it is not, because those prices vary, and it often does not have anything to do with the underlying fundamentals, which we are always trying to see through. that is really -- today, you are seeing where real asset companies in the stock markets are not trading as well as they were over the last while, but the fundamentals are still very good around the world, and there is a very robust amount of money wanting to go to work and be put to work in real assets. erik: does that mean that public