this is how becky came into the world.n't keep holding him. it just -- it takes a piece of you. and i wanted to connect with somebody. it made me think about diane. and i actually wanted to reach out to her. i wanted to know how she felt. i wanted to know if she loved me, if she wanted me, if she connected with me before she had to give me up for adoption. i had dated a guy who took an interest in the story and had actually tracked down diane, where she was in prison. he had given me the address. i decided to reach out to her. the first letter i wrote diane, i must have written a hundred times. i -- was nervous. it was exciting. it was scary. i wanted to relate to her, not as a mother, because i had a mother. just as somebody that felt the pain and emptiness that i felt in that time. >> diane wrote back fairly quickly. she still loved the attention, needed the attention, and initially responded positively to her daughter writing to her. >> when i looked in the mailbox and saw her letter, it was like pandora's box. do i ope

becky: this is not new. it's a chronic problem.ything else, soledad, we know that this pandemic just made it so much worse with the increased workload and the stress of the fear and divisiveness and responsibilities that were put on teachers' shoulders that didn't even exist before. it's not just that, educators have to take two and three jobs just to feed their families. and they're exhausted. they're overworked and overwhelmed. soledad: there's a rough estimate of seven million kids who require special ed services, and how difficult and how challenging that can really be, not just for their students who are special ed students, but for every single student and the teacher as well. how do you think about solutions on that front? becky: you know, soledad, over the last 20 years, that that number has grown by a million special needs students in our classrooms. we have to make sure that we address the fundamental issues that our students are bringing to our classrooms. and to do that, we need those additional resources and funding. w

becky? >> thanks, andrew.s competitors in a highly competitive state. take a look at the final sales figures, and this comes from the california new car dealers association. they put this out every quarter. these are the year end numbers, best selling vehicles in california, look at the model "y," just barely behind the toyota camry people out there aremore prone to buying electric vehicles. it has been less than 2 years, less than 2 years since tesla began delivering model "y"s in the state of california. now in less than two years, it become the second vehicle and tesla, by the way, is now th fifth most popular auto brand in california no doubt, california where they had the free modfactory has been key to tesla's sale growth over the last several years if you look at their sales for last year that 936,000 12.6% o it were deliveries to state of california and what that market represents that has actually come down, and yet they continue to gain ground on their comepetteres keep in mind teslas bought in calif

>> thank you, becky. it has been a positive sign to see the stability in markets we are making up the technical damage we did last week. we are holding on to the lows that we saw last monday. we are above those at this level. we're hopeful that correction, perhaps, is behind us. as we move forward for the next few months, however, we do think we will be hit with bouts of volatility as the fed prepares to take on this inflation fight it has told us it will do. they will probably be a live meeting starting march and the next four meetings or so keep in mind what we have seen is valuation de-rating story we have seen that play out we have seen higher parts of speculative parts of tech and valuation parts of tech and growth generally sell off more than the broader market. keep in mind everything, interestingly, have held up. 20% earnings for q4. we are still looking at 9% earnings for 2022. to us, this is a valuation de-rating story more than a fundamental degradation. >> important difference. in some frame,

becky, that is the question. how much of this quick and sharp and steep rise in rates will impact housing or is there enough demand that people will kind of suck it up for lack of a better term and pay the higher costs. >> it hits the people newly coming into the market people who don't own a home at this point you see what happens with some of those things. the people we've brought this up with is historically, you are sk still talking about incredibly low interest rates this is not 18% like my parents in the '80s. what you are watching is what you mentioned. housing prices have gone up significantly. the question is where is the give especially if you are a new home builder, costs are going up for construction watching the home builders yesterday. you are right. the monthly payment matters to the consumer >> lumber futures spiked super high and down and back up. labor costs and steel kofcosts copper costs you need lumber and steel and copper to build a home. >> people are cutting corners. i have a friend doing

i'm not sure if that's even a word, becky. there you go, becky. a quick.ll right, so the meeting is under way, but it may already be over, and here's why we say that the meeting is actually occurring, but here's the thing, they have a technical committee that meet ahead sort of a voting meeting where they actually make the decision the technical committee according to many sources has recommended no change to opec's plan to 400,000 barrel per day increase, the same plan they've been on now for more than a year, maybe a little bit surprising it is likely that the group will listen to the jmmc which is the technical committee and just do what they've said. now, they've not voted on it yet. we don't have a firm decision, but it is leaning toward no change to their planned output hike of 400,000 barrels a day every month until they get to pre-pandemic levels. okay, you ask why not? oil prices are soaring, well there's a few reasons. number one, you've got some of the numbers like nigeria, libya and others that simply are unable to raise their output as a group

becky?is morning with colonel jacobs, squhee pointed out a lot of this has to do with the ability to withstand pain in the short-term we're talking very short-term if you look at oil prices today above $100, that's going to lead to higher prices at the pump obviously europe is in a much tougher position because of their reliance on russian natural gas as well. what do you hear just in terms of the resolve, the willingness to withstand some of the immediate pain >> well, it does seem there is quite a bit of willingness to withstand that pain. a former russian official was speaking to nbc news' keir simmons a few days ago saying that the actions as announced so far are simply not enough to deter putin. that's one of the reasons why president zelenskyy over the weekend was urging the west to implement the full range of sanctions now, not to wait for an invasion, but that was not the u.s.' and the west's strategy all along they believed just holding out those sanctions was enough to deter an inv

so becky responded. >> she's probably at a friend's house. you know, maybe still sleeping. who knows? maybe got up, ate, and went back to bed, you know. who knows? >> who indeed. by monday, when chelsea had still not turned up at home or called or sent word. her worried family contacted whoever they could think of, friends, the police big mike. >> i was sitting at breakfast. >> this is big mike. the party guy -- his real name is mike williams. and this is his mother's farm where he's lived pretty much all his life. >> i got a couple facebook messages. "did you see chelsea? do you know where chelsea's at? " and i'm like, "i didn't even know who they were talking about at first." >> it was chelsea's sister who messaged big mike. the family was worried. very worried now -- >> people were like messaging me, "michael, look through your field. you know, go look. take a walk." you know, i'm like, "all right." >> but look for what? a body? surely not -- anyway, look he did. >> i took my dog with me. we went walking. i went hiking through the field. p

thanks for your time >> i would love to come back, becky. thank you. >> see you soon. >>> before we go to break. we kidded around yesterday since we spent so much advice on this show, get that done if you are 55 it is a breeze the easiest thing in the world it is. it is so good to know. it is good to know one of the things you can do and take that -- everything else can go wrong get that done. and rutgers, rutgers, rutgers. ohio state they scored the last ten points. >> they pulled it out. >> purdue last time. >> michigan state last time. purdue before that >> you're in. >> if you don't go to the big dance -- >> you worked your way back into the big dance. >> darius paying off on a bet. michigan state and rutgers he paid off. he has something here today. good on him for paying off on a bet. unlike some others >> amazing i'm ready to payoff. i don't know do i have to go with austin somewhere? >> yes >>> coming up, a rough start i blocked him on twitter for misinformation he is so -- you know, i'm allowed to do that misinformation a rough star

becky, you will see the u.s. production numbers tick up the next several weeks the majors we talked about, maybe not russia, no pun intended, they are also picking up their output as well. it is time to cash in after a dark, dark winter of the covid pandemic that caused all to go negative. >> there is a ceiling on oil prices john, thank you. good to see you. >> same here, becky. thank you. >> okay. >>> before we head to break, check out the shares of the company that doesn't depend on oil. rivian the stock jumping after the stake of the 4 million class a shares purchased that stock up close to 5% on the news and new stakes of 2 million shares of our company comcast. 1.3 million shares of zendesk and opendoor we are in whale watching season as filings come in and see what the big hedge fund managers have put their money forward or taking away from. >>> when we come back, a crackdown in canada. government invoking emergency powers to stop disruption from the protests we have details. you are watching "squawk box" o

scott is coming up should i ask him, becky?finally came yesterday how many did the biden administration -- >> 500 million they were promised i will tell you i was able to find testing kits -- they're plentally available again. >> what should i do with these >> save them you might need them next fall. >> we can only hope, andrew. on the company's acquisition of a new business "squawk box" will be right back. this idea of making a movie about caring, it resonated with me. and not only caring, but how does that apply to someone from our community? it's about taking care of each other. she is an example of strength. ♪ ♪ ♪ get a head start in investing with the new schwab starter kit™. new investors can open an account and get $50 to split across the top five stocks in the s&p 500®. you can also unlock short videos, step-by-step guides, and other easy-to-use tools designed for people just getting started. plus, investment professionals are on standby 24/7 if you ever have a question. it's the smarter way to start investing. ♪ ♪ ♪ wo

>> i don't think it is nearly enough, becky.e possible earnings of course, putin would not like that, but he probably figures we will suspend it for a while and once we get used to a new aggression or reopen or initiate the progress toward really opening nord stream 2. if we want to have potent threats, we have to go after his current earnings and have a plausible path to dial back the current source of revenue. ukraine can't do that right away we can develop a plan to build more lng terminals and expand gas and oil in other parts of the world and including in this country. we can encourage the europeans to develop a overall purchasing capability to sub asi to develop a overall purchasing capability to sub adize more oi and gas abroad as alternative to russian gas. none of these things are pleasant to contemplate. if russia seizes ukraine, we have to do pretty big things in response it is better to announce that now to improve our deterrent >> one huge issue is the idea of european dependence as you areare pointing out is that s

i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick and joe kernen.ng down about 40 points. nasdaq off a point, and the s&p 500 off, we'll call it, 5 points for now. and we have that big merger to talk about in just a little bit about the airlines merger, joe. >> yep first let's get to dom chu who's looking at this morning's premarket movers we'd be remiss if we didn't say something about yesterday. jordan smith said the 8 iron was his best but it ended up with him losing the tournament. were you watching? . >> i will say this me and my good friends were huddled around a simulator >> some of us actually got to play the course. but go on. i'm sorry. >> i think it's this notion right now that it came down to such a big grouping of people that were all vying for the tight. >> good ending. >> but, of course, all of that, this idea you could have so many good golfers here, and many of them we never heard of, right, in the course of this type of tournament at at&t it's been an amazing thing to watch. >> you saw my partner, right how cool is that >> you know

but the i person who appreciated winning the most was becky hill picked up the most was becky hill picked i was alwa s up best dance artist. i was always somebody - up best dance artist. i was always somebody that - up best dance artist. i was - always somebody that nobody really knew who i was, and there will still be to this day people who sit on this over and 90, people who sit on this over and go, becky who? and this for me is... proper recognition that i am doing the right thing and i am doing the right thing and i am not necessarily wasting my life. in am not necessarily wasting my life. , , ., ., life. in the first year without male and — life. in the first year without male and female _ life. in the first year without| male and female categories, women outnumbered men three to one, and adele had something to say about it. i one, and adele had something to say about it— say about it. i understand what they mean _ say about it. i understand what they mean when _ say about it. i understand what they mean when this _ say about it. i understand what they mean when this award - say abou

steve, good morning. >> good morning, becky the u.s.ur formally announcing sanctions on the senn bank they're joined by key allies i what is the first ever blocking of the central bank of a g20 country. the result is a plunge in the rue bell it takes 96 to buy a dlafrmt 73 before the war do it the other way, the rue bell is worth a bit more than a penny now. there's been a bit of strengthening, but it's unclear how much trading is happening. the banks yesterday ordered russian nationals not to buy russian assets from foreigners, almost certainly reducing pressure on the ruble. and russia may have access to some foreign reserves. the country has touted its $643 billion fortress russia reserves that's what's been cut off, a lot of it anyway and some of it may yet be accessible 17% of its assets are in china and as you heard from eunice earlier, china has not signed on to the russian central bank restrictions 256789% is in switzerland. russia may have access to that money as well, banks experts tell me. russia has also required its compani

becky. >>> thanks, joe.nd german chancellor scholz are committed to working together to address the volatile situation in russia and ukraine as western leaders try to ease the crisis tensions run high as vladimir putin is considering invading its neighbor the white house says this invasion could happen anytime. joining us is michael hanlon a senior fello michael, you think this would not be the case, but the tension seems to ratchet up. president biden told u.s. citizens to leave to avoid crossfire. what is the latest scuttlebutt >> it is true, but it is true that president macron is going and scholz is going next year. there is a number of business to attend i think we have to calibrate the amount of anxiety correctly. i think the anxiety is, itself, vladimir putin's goal. my best guess is he will not invade the enormous cost that would ensue would dominate the rest of his presidency in russia i don't think you could ever imagine a normal relationship are russia and the west. we will try to get off russian

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>> good morning, becky how are you? >> good, good. you made it through covid.t has it meant for your operations >> well, it's highest cost of goods i've ever operated in my 42 years in the restaurant business by way of example last year cost of goods were 29.6% of sales this year 33% of sales so far. so that 3.4% increase of the cost is severely impacting our bottom line. and then we have labor right behind that as another huge cost increase we're dealing with on our cost front >> how much is the labor cost increase >> labor is up about 13% overall and cost of goods are up about 11% overall. so it's certainly something we didn't expect nor do we need coming out as we recover from covid over the past two years. >> what does that do to your profitability i mean if you're talking about such big increases both in labor and the cost of food that you're bringing in those seem like they're probably the two biggest line items you might have >> yeah, there's a couple of positives there. one, the labor cost is good for industry we needed to improve our wages so i think t

becky hill was the most passionate _ korea? becky hill was the most passionate speech _ korea?the most. passionate speech of the night and korea? becky hill was the most - passionate speech of the night and i think when we are talking about the gender neutral awards, i thought across the board, we had rock for the first time, dance for the first time in 16 years, lots of different genres replaced it, and sometimes it felt you were in a random spotify playlist generator, going from adele, to grime, to rock, which is exactly what music is these days. and so for some artists, lots of people know adele and sam fender, but for somebody like little simz or the new brit award winner, holly, people will see those artist for the first time and they will decide in that three orfour first time and they will decide in that three or four minute performance whether they are going to check them out or not so the recognition factor is huge for artists. . ~ recognition factor is huge for artists. ., ~ ., , recognition factor is huge for artists. ., ~ ., artists. talk to us about your standout _

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all of those things to keep our students and our educators safe. >> becky, thank you very much.your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> next, we'll take you inside beijing where human contact is highly controlled ahead of the olympics, a completely walled off city. they are now use rog boughts to do everything from completely serving every food you buy to buying drinks. senator joe manchin saying the president's build back better bill if manchin's word is dead. chuck schumer says, oh, not so fast. >> > >>> tonight the beijing olympics is becoming a tale of two bubbles. inside around the clock guards, robots serving food and drink and daily pcr tests. outside, no access to the olympic events or family members inside. this couple, one inside the bubble and one outside the bubble and both are out front with tonight's unique inside look. >> reporter: the motto of beijing's winter games is together for a shared future. a nice sentiment, but daily life in the chinese capital is far apart from the life within it. too great is the risk of omicron for china as they try to maintain their zero

what does becky's story tell us about all the nurses?: it's weird to say, she's one of the lucky ones, who have fought through this. you're putting yourself and your family at risk, you know, every day, to take care of people. even people who-- i've had people look me in the face and tell me it's not real, and that they're putting chips in your body. >> alfonsi: that has to be hard, as a nurse. >> totten: it's-- it's really hard. >> alfonsi: especially when your friend is down the hall. >> totten: it's-- it's very difficult. it feels like a slap in the face. >> smith: this is our story, but you could take this story to new york, chicago, l.a., phoenix, you know, atlanta. you will hear this story at pretty much every hospital, every healthcare system across the country right now. >> alfonsi: we invited dr. jason smith's colleagues from the two other large medical systems in louisville to join our conversation. dr. steven hester is chief medical officer with norton healthcare, and dr. chuck anderson is with baptist health. raise your hand

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but the person who appreciated winning the most was becky hill, who picked up best dance artist. i was always somebody that nobody really knew who i was and there will still be to this day people who sit on their sofa and go becky who? and this, for me, is proper recognition that i'm doing the right thing and i'm not necessarily wasting my life. in the first year without male and female categories, women prizewinners outnumbered men by three to one, and adele had something to say about it. i understand why the name of this award has changed, but i really love being a woman and being a female artist. i do. mark savage, bbc news. i'm really proud of us. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. any awards for the weather? it is sparkling out there and looks a bit like a brit award but it's feeling much colder across the uk now. this satellite picture could probably win an award, i think it's beautiful but that's because i'm a weather nerd. you have a curl to the north—west, an area of low pressure coming our way later. a band sliding south, a weather front, coming our wa

but the person who appreciated winning the most was becky hill, who picked up best dance artist.ple who sit on their sofa and go becky who? and this, for me, is proper recognition that i'm doing the right thing and i'm not necessarily wasting my life. in the first year without male and female categories, women prizewinners outnumbered men by three to one, and adele had something to say about it. i understand why the name of this award has changed, but i really love being a woman and being a female artist. i do. mark savage, bbc news. i'm really proud of us. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. any awards for the weather?

becky, you were a science teacher for many years. it's not just academic development but emotional development. i want you to listen to some of the things that are happening around issues of education and we'll talk about it on the other side. >> we know who you are. we know who you are. you can leave freely but we we will find you and we know who you are. >> you will never be allowed in public again. >> we know who you are. >> that was in tennessee after a school reinstituted mask mandates. becky, this is so insane to me and that educators are dealing with that. they are dealing with students and they are dealing with the confluence of things impacting the classroom. i understand why they are leaving. what's your take on all this? >> tiffany cross, it's so good to be with you this morning. you know our heroic teachers all over this country have been standing in the gaps for our students for ever. i just thank you for putting the voice of tracy on your show this morning. one of the first things that educators say is no one is listeni

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becky worley has the story. good morning, becky. >> reporter: george, good morning.icker shock is right in your face when you pay. but shrinkflation charging the same price for fewer items can be trickier as economist steve reed explained to us when we started tracking it back in june. >> the conventional wisdom is an explicit price increase might be noticed by consumers and they might react negatively to it, but a small decrease in size may not be observable. >> reporter: take these doritos. a smart shopper alerted an expert this 9.75-ounce manager of doritos that was $2.50 became half an ounce smaller, 9.25 ounces and now retails for $3, a 24% increase in the cost of chips per ounce. annie doubling down on oreo research to uncover that company's pricing strategy. >> they do raise prices. they have to raise prices, but they also come out with limited edition flavors which is an excuse to charge a little bit more for, you know, the same amount of cookies or fewer cookies. >> reporter: she found double stuffed oreos cost $3.69 for 30 cookies but its new birthday choco

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canada though got themselves back into it in the second half, an equally well taken goal from janine beckienament, germany and spain. well, away from that story — today has seen a breakthrough for team gb. it took until day 13 but a first medal of these games is now guaranteed. the men's curling team are into the final after beating the united states, and will go for gold on saturday — with silver the least they can win. our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. it's taken 13 long days but finally britons has its first medal of the game. a superb performance to beat the defending champions the usa in the defending champions the usa in the semifinals of the curling. it was a really tight, tense affair it ebbed and flowed but it was britain eventually that took control. they led by two going into the final and when usa had theirfinal shot at glory itjust wasn't good enough so britain took the victory. they will now play sweden in the match for the gold medal on saturday. but afterwards you could just see the relieved, he could see the delight and bruce explain exactly what they're victory

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. >> becky tried to call. wasn't getting any response.she called me probably about 4:00 or so in the afternoon. and she said, hey, we're not getting any -- can't get ahold of libby. all right, let me head that way. walking up and down trails, trying to look, hollering, yelling. of course, we were getting no responses. she said, it's starting to get dark, i think we ought to call the police. so i did. >> my first thought was that i was going to kick my sister's butt when i found her. because this wasn't something that she'd ever done. >> they were grounded, as soon as we found them and they got home. we didn't think the worst. we didn't nowhere think the worst. >> in the whole evening as it progressed, the sense of urgency kept going. probably 9:00 that night, delphi, you can see flashlights all over delphi. every alley, every road. somebody was walking somewhere, looking. and it just continued all night. >> police, neighbors in vehicles, everywhere. helicopter. everyone was out looking for these young girls. you still had hope, you know?

. >> thanks for becky. you know, everything's more expensive well for your money tonight. amazon is increasing the price of its annual prime subscriptions from 119 a year to $139 per year. the price of a monthly subscription will also increase from 12 99 to 14. 99. the company says it's increasing its prices because of, quote, expanded prime membership benefits such as added prime video content and expanded free. same day shipping as well as to compensate for the rising costs of labor and transportation in its distribution network. gas prices are reaching near record levels here in the bay area. the average cost of a gallon gas has gone up $0.5. >> according to triple a this is driven by an increase in crude oil prices nationwide. the average cost per gallon. is $3.42. our average cost for a gallon of gas here in california is $4 and $0.66. so let's take a look at the prices here in the bay, san that the average price there. $4 and $0.86. san mateo county right behind san francisco. $4.80, east bay. a little bit cheaper it for $0.70 a gallon contra costa and alameda counti

it's just a well you would say you could be a good leader in coordination. scottish was a little bit becky, damage the number of math but don't use and i will not do it if loose sober. but just the only just a call when you know, you know, give all the lovely new booster problem come down with the issue in the fall, which i look at a nice cut us man. he shook loose when you sign your bullet to watch. and usually when you go to the system, could i go to level, which is a level list? i'm sure i knew you would do that if you could buy them on the corner, i would just turn the list to the most. no, not sure. just ugly keeper or this initially. but what it, when you, more than most of the we can in the poll, conic battle hall. victory in this game aversion of which is played in countries across central asia, is happy with port copays performance know much as well as the peer with the below the how does mika substitute quit good in? lucian should. second in you could have less says herself, as the moon is, oh lord, now on us, dizzy. and i will go from naga by the only like both come again, natur

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becky was so good at soccer that that day never came, and said joining? academy, and now literally growing up in front of the masses. >> i still enjoy being a kid sometimes, and then i know when i have to come here and be an adult. and mix it in pretty well. >> the san jose earthquakes saturday at the always pesky always vexing new york red bulls, to which i think he would say, red bulls, the quakes are going to need a lot of energy. princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been helping californians make the most of their precious vacation time. and right about now, we could all use a real vacation. so forget the road trips and rentals and sail with princess right from san francisco to the glaciers of alaska, the beautiful tropics of hawaii, the beaches of mexico or along the california coast. sail conveniently from sf from just $79 per day. book now at princess.com. >>> the freezing bay area temperatures are not enough to keep the swimmers out of the water. >> i get cold just watching this video. a group of open water

he programmed becky rata as a direct transfer system, where the money doesn't have to go through their hands. donors can directly send funds to beneficiaries through their e wallet. almost everybody here uses apps like oval go pay, or donna and mobile phones are affordable. the advertisement also takes place online. what turned out to be more time consuming, however, was the verification process. the team wanted to make sure that people didn't register twice. moreover, they wanted to only help people hit by the pandemic it. so what we do is actually a full feasibility assessment up. we check if the profession of the person applying is really affect anything in the area. is he or she, a business owner or an employee? and of course, was the business disrupted by the pandemic? or are there other reasons like a drop and demand? it's a time consuming procedure for 5 people, particularly after hours. but for donors like her eod revised me. this is extremely important. the creative director regularly uses the platform to help people in need ads that, that we make the most of that as a family

. >>> good morning welcome to ""squawk box" here on cnbc joe and becky will join us live tomorrow with a huge lineup of special guests including at&t's ceo john stankey. let's get to the markets it is an interesting session with the facebook news equity futures are at a lower open t open dow down 125 nasdaq down 338. the facebook effect. not just facebook, but the fallout of the social media stocks because of the report last night feeling the impact treasury yield is 1.769% right now. stable here, mike, at this point. >> the bond market has to stay out of the way we had this nice bounce in the equity index for the s&p it is up 8% from last monday's low. it regained more than half of the january direction. the strength and speed of the bounce is positive nasdaq composite up 10%. now giving back 2% of that it is interesting that the facebook is a huge miss and massive down scale of guidance comes when the market was at that point of saying we got to the reflex bounce higher obviously, andrew, we have days to find microsoft with great guidance apple did well paypal and alphabet was actual

becky's off today. u.s.weakness we saw yesterday, the weakness that was contained. at one point it looked like it could get pretty nasty down over 500 points, 600 points closing down just a little over a percentage point but the s&p we should point out is now in correction territory although it indicated up 19 today, dow bouncing back 120, nasdaq up 111. >>> meantime lowes posting fourth quarter numbers earlier this morning topping expectations, raising guidance as well from the next fiscal year same store sales also beating estimates. marvin elson, lowe's chairman and ceo. it's great to have you on the broadcast this morning let's talk about what's going on in the economy because you have become a bellwether of it and what you are seeing. >> hey, thank you. it's great to be with you this morning. >> when you think about the macro environment for home improvement it's very positive you have continued home price appreciation, and when home prices go up, consumers have confidence to invest in their homes, and

becky, as always you're a trouper. thank you.ou buy? all i get is microdermabrasion from wind and snow. i got to show you one of the most dangerous parts of the storm will be the ice, a quarter inch or more of ice, that warning from paducah, memphis, louisville and lexington. coming with significant arctic air blowing snow, blizzard conditions in the dakotas. drew: i am meteorologist drew tuma with your accurate weather forecast. winds continued today, high-wind warning's in effect today with the offshore wind gusting over 30 miles per hour at times. going into the low to mid 60's under sunny skies. tonight, the winds come down and temperatures go into the 30's and into the 40's. gusty today, much calmer tomorrow, the dry pattern continues the next seven days, near 70 next week. >>> it is black history month of and we have a preview of the abc news special. "soul of a nation presents exonerated, the murder of malcolm x and 55 years of justice." byron pitts sat down with one of the men wrongfully convicted of his assassination for