why the president's former chie >>> good morning everybody. 4:45 on a monday morning. a lot of folks headed on out just know this. it is going to be frigid at the bus stops early this morning. bring the umbrella and the poncho along to be on the safe side because we may have some light freezing rain or some sleet to be contending with later on in the day. be weather alert. >>> chuck, thanks. >>> this just into our newsroom. shenandoah county public schools are closed today. again, shenandoah county public schools closed. it's 4:46. after a rough week of 2018 for president trump, his administration is looking forward. >> this while former key strategist steve bannon issues an apology for comments he made in a new book which ignited a feud between him and the white house. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. what does bannon have to say now? >> bannon is addressing the comment about the meeting with the russian lawyer being tre-- donald trump jr. in the latest statement, he says that donald trump jr. good man and his comments were directed at paul manafort who wa

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reporting live in upper chie -- chichester, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> about to people are being treated from this fire in the parkside section that started in a boarding house on girard avenue at 2:30 a.m. some of the water to douse the flames iced up on the house posing an added danger to fire crews. >>> a driver hit someone near the pedestrian walkway on the admiral wilson boulevard this happened at baird around midnight. there's no word on the victim's condition this morning. >>> a man attacking a break in north philadelphia became the city's latest homicide ambushed by gunman as he enjoyed a sandwich. it happened on north 6th street. store employees say the 22-year-old victim was sitting on milk crate eating a sandwich. >> two males walked in with mosques, both had guns they went right up to the individual pointblank range and fired over 20 shots. >> the victim was pronounced at the hospital. detectives say the two suspects ran off without taking anything. >> 6:34 a.m., new this morning, about to winery owners in the poconos are under arrest for secretly reaccordin

the mayor's office, police chie chief. there's plenty to go around it seems. >> every time we discuss these issues, my heart is heavy, especially for baltimore, a city that share similarities to my hometown of chicago. chicago has seen more murders than new york and los angeles combined. three and 43 killings in baltimore in 2017. 56 killings per 100,000 people. only 615,000 residents. i think the reverend provided common sense analysis. this scenario is remarkably similar to the aftermath in chicago. you have activists and journalists in these cities looking to more so divide the night. at this particular time we need to come together as community and police respecting the process. until we can do that, we can engage each other, we are going to continue to have conflicts and problems in our cities throughout, not just want to commit violence on the streets but even with the interactions with community members and police officers that look to protect. >> shannon: we've got professor emeritus saying this. "the conventional

gdp datahe european chie this week.nary, considering where the potential growth rates were suggested. 9473 on the bloomberg chart. this is weakness in europe and inflation pressure remaining subdued. a lot has been done on bringing unemployment down and a lot still has got to be done in the eurozone. a lot is being done on the growth story, but inflation still remains here. is this what keeps those hawks that they when you are inside the governing council around that table? >> i think the first thing to \ they will still be reinvesting the proceeds. it is still easing in terms of where we are and growth. yes, they probably keep going and it is a fairly loose policy. i don't see any reason why they purchasing bonds for the market. i'm not very worried about it. anna: the market can take it in stride. nicholas wall, thank you very much this morning. that's it for "daybreak: europe." the european open is up next. digesting the president trump had to say. putting behind us, perhaps, leading into another busy week here at bl