. >> chris wolf joins us with his analysis of the financial markets. chief investment officer of meryl lynch banking. thank you so much for joining us tonight. we should start with mr. gross' comments. are the good times over at this point and what do you think he was worried about? >> well i'll start with a bit of a history lesson. i seem to recall some time ago, 5,000. those making predictions might have to suffer the consequences of time. in all seriousness, i think what he's trying to get at is we've had several years of good market returns, both stocks and bonds and anyone setting up expectations for the last five years when stock markets return 21% is misplaced. they are misguided. it's much more likely that returns a lot lower and you may have to be more selective and adjust your approach in higher valuations and good news built into it. i think the idea that all markets are bad, good times over the blanket statement, we just don't agree with it. >> let's move on to what the bond market seems to be saying these recent days. ten year yield down b

chris wolf has more on what was in the backyard.ome in this quiet suburban neighborhood in the valley. sill van street to be exact. when last last animal controls visited the -- -- when los angeles animal control visited they found this. the giant represent tile was discovered during a surprise visit. it was in a wooden crate way lid covered with leaves and branches. >> officer approached the crate could hear some hissing out of it there we could find the alligator. >>reporter: we all know about their powerful crushing jaws and tails that can snap a man's life. the people closest to jackson call the alligator a part of the family. >> jackson was cool. he was me owe. he lived his life in the backyard. everything worked out just fine. you feed it. let it do its thing. that's the extent of it. >>reporter: his sister and brother-in-law seen here way young jackson owned the alligator since birth. buying it at a local pet store in the late 1970s. the brother-in-law has since passed away. animal control officers actually searched the prope

the question is why weren't they kept under closer surveillance or was that impossible wolf. >> chris, you're right near the magazine "charlie hebdo." what's it like there now? gives us a little flavor of the mood. >> reporter: this morning we started with a moment of silence here at about 11:30 in the morning local time. that's when the massacre happened wolf. people came here. they were locals. they were tourists of all colors and creeds. and they came here and started to applaud after the moment of the massacre showing their resolve, that "charlie hebdo" will live on that while lives were taken, that there will be a rejuvenation of it. and we do know that the magazine will come out. and we do see different demonstrations here in the republican square people coming together and saying they will not be afraid. we see the signs. we see unity. right now the mood is without question somber wolf. there are makeshift memorials here. people are lighting candles to remember the lives that were lost. many people here have family members who will never be back. >> what a sad story. chris cuom

chris. >> sue, the wolf era begins, pennsylvania new governor will be sworn into office today, tom wolf was the only democrat to unseat a sitting republican, in the gubernatorial race in november, we will have a preview for you. pennsylvania kind of bucked the trend here. >> good day it is tuesday, january 20th, 2015. >> lets get to the weather because sue, we have some 40's for our highs today. >> i think today will be one of the few days we have seep lately where the temperature will will go above average. wow. so let's talk about what is happening and what is going to happen. we have nothing in the way of precipitation, anymore, on the ultimate doppler radar at least not for today. we have a little disturbance we are watching in ohio that is not expected to come our way, the one that is, is all the way back here just east of the rocky mountains into kansas with some rain and that is going to gather a little bit of strength, not a whole lot and it won't have a whole lot of moisture buzz it could give us a couple of inches of accumulating snow starting tomorrow. for today we are starting o

chris. >> sue, the wolf era begins, pennsylvania new governor will be sworn into office today, tom wolf was

chris? >> reporter: wolf yes, these operations are continuing. in fact just in the last hour or so we have seen through belgian media that the police have moved in on a building in a neighborhood in brussels. they found explosives but the people who were there, who had been living there, were not. they are at large. the police are looking for them. there was a second police operation in verviers this evening after that first one. they moved in on a building there. no further details at this point, but these operations continue. ten, about ten different searches were done and this is really not the first time. this has been going on for weeks. the police were looking for people who had been coming back from syria who had connections with islamic extremists. this is just the most dramatic one that has happened so far. and because this happened today, because also they found that amedy coulibaly had come here to buy weapons for those attacks in paris, that they decided to move in on these suspects in verviers and also to raise the terror threat leve

chris? >> reporter: wolf all of this would have been unimaginable just a week ago. but now there's a painful reality here in paris about the threat that is posed and the potential for impact. and even though we have seen these two dramatic standoffs come to a conclusion, the situation is far from over. after a day of chaos, explosions and death, tonight an all-out manhunt across europe for this woman, believed to be the lone terrorist to survive these simultaneous assaults by police on the two locations where hostages were being held. early friday morning, police close in on the two brothers holed up in a print shop near charles de gaulle airport. >> we were standing in front of the door to the factory. i shook the hand of the owner and the terrorist. he introduced himself as a policeman. >> reporter: a french journal resist called the building and talked with a man identified as the older brother who pledged his allegiance to an island leader. >> translator: we are the defender rs of the prophet muhammad. i was sent me cherif kouachi, and anwar al awlaki financed m

. >> reporter: chris, as a businessman tomorrow wolf wolf gained a reputation as a guy who was able to get things done and now that reputation is about to be seriously tested. >> i thomas westerman wolf. >> reporter: virtually a politically unknown just a year ago using family bible, tom wolf was sworn in today as pennsylvania's forty-seventh governor. >> i am a unconventional leader, i will be an unconventional governor. >> reporter: the of 66 year-old democrat stressed bipartisanship outside the inauguration in the east wing of the capitol with the 2 billion-dollar budget deficit looming and a republican controlled legislature, wolf stressedded the importance of investing in education. >> our state will never be as strong as it need to be if some schools have all of the resources they need while other schools are cutting band and football, just to keep the lights on. >> reporter: record played begins backdrop of the swearing in, protesters could be heard saying they want a ban on all fraking however wolf campaigned on a 5 percent gas extraction tax to help fun schools but he need rep

wolf. >> let me bring back chris cuomo. set the scene a little bit, chris, i'm really curious the mood that you sense what's going on right now now that these two hostage situations are over but a lot of folks are bracing potentially. we hope it doesn't happen, but they're bracing for more. >> well as is often the case in big cities, wolf, as you know well. life kind of goes on around these violent situations. you have paris moving and one of the frustrations and what happened for authorities at charlie hebdo, it was 11:30, 12:00 lunchtime locally and yet these men were able to get away by car although this was so much traffic. however, today, the memorial for charlie hebdo is right over my shoulder. it's been growing literally by the hour. flowers, candles, notes. people putting down different protests against the violence. so we've been seeing that and we'll get one of the cameras up to show you what i'm talking about because at night we'll get the glow of it and people have been there to pay their respects but there was

will be live streamed for you mike stack fans in philadelphia lauren and chris, political poles are odd but new one about tom wolf is real strange. weeks after a big win on election day the big shock inner this poll is 434 registered voters show a majority having confidence in the new governor's ability to lead pennsylvania and solve problems facing this state and that he will do a better job then the previous governor corbett who he beaten election day. well yeah, that is why a majority elect him, the university poll takers. next poll cannery veal how majority of those in pennsylvania like getting a raise at work or they hope that the car they buoys reliable. how about poles like that. anyway, they did ask a smarter question later in the pole 52 percent confident tom wolf will be able to get things done with the opposite party republican controlled legislature which would be a big change if he does because the the republican governor tom corbett didn't get two of his biggest things done. he wanted to reform the pension system and he wanted to sell state liquor stores. neat are of those things got done over past

the streets saying "charlie hebdo's" no good, does that encourage lone wolfing by people, even in this country? >> well, look, chris, you know, there is a fundamental difference between obviously the west version of what freedom of expression and freedom of speech is and the muslim community, but i also say there's been some clear examples within the muslim community there are some significant differences. if we look at the pakistan government, they condemned the "charlie hebdo" cartoons as hate speech. look at the muslim council of britain, they said they were hurtful but appealed for a sort of peace and a calm reaction to it. if you look at the mayor who's a moroccan and also muslim, he says to the people in his community which are muslim, if you don't like the values with which the west live, pack your bags. that's a quote. i think in order to come up with a solution to what we're seeing in terms of freedom of expression and freedom of speech, we kind of need to understand the definition of what is offending people first. >> well, that's the question i guess. let me ask you about when you read the paper every da

a lot of times, i remember last year we were talking, chris, a lot about "wolf of wall street" and howt like it was her signature role she did a great job and she felt like she deserved a nomination. i think that was definitely a bit of a surprise. the folks at american sniper did a late oscar push. they've been on a blitz. i interviewed bradley cooper on monday morning and sienna miller for this movie. they are everywhere talking about this because it took him two years to get this movie made and if you know chris kyle's story, i mean it is an amazing story. talk about a survival story with "unbroken" this is a survival story. a man who survived four tours of duty coming home to be murdered by a veteran he was trying to help. it's a wonderful story. bradley cooper is great in it. he really is. >> chris at ta krista i want to go back to the best picture. you have the theory of everything talking about the tremendous life of stephen hawking. "the grand budapest hotel," we love that. but "boyhood," this film took 12 years to make. you knew that academy members had to vote for a project t

and chris just mentioned the closure in south philadelphia still out there, snyder avenue is blocked between broad street and 13th streets. take jackson or wolf street to get around it. >>> we did the story and our viewers responded. >> we have new information about the public outcry after someone stole a local 4-year-old's wheelchair. >>> plus this child crash caught on camera with a van rolling down the street like a tumble tumble leaf. hear from the driver who survived. >>> plus deflate gate. the investigation happening into the new england patriot's win and why they are being accused of cheating. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> 4:45 right now. we have a connection to a deadly mall shooting in florida. according to "the times" in trenton, the owner of the pizzeria in the mall is from new jersey. h

. >>> governor wolf is getting readied for his inaugural ball in hershey where "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco joins us live diana? >> reporter: chris, we are at the great american ballroom here at the hershey lodge in hershey where just about two hours from now the doors opened for the let's get started inaugural ball. just before 9:00 tonight the governor will take the stage and have a a few short comments for all of the people that have come to celebrate here tonight. you can see sound check is underway now we have just had security sweep and there is a lot of excitement in the eras everyone here is really ready to party of course, we will have much more coming up at ten and 11:00 and things get underway here. we are live from hershey diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> great night for a party, thanks very much. >>> watch governor wolf's entire inaugural a address on our web site the address is cbs philly.com. >>> bucks county jury is deliberating the fate of former tv sport caster don tollefson. tollefson is charming with scaming people out of $300,000 in the name of charity. tollefson, hoist representing himself, toll t

wolf's inauguration is set for noon. will the governor get straight to work or is there time for celebration today? >> reporter: chris, we counted 13 hours of main events happening here in the east wing of the capitol at noon with the wearing in ceremony. you can see the chairs as they expect a crowd for thousands for that ceremony. tom wolf will be the state's 47th governor. but before taking his own oath it's the swearing-in ceremony of mike stack at 10:00 a.m. a private event that is for the philadelphia state senator. then outside here at noon we have learned wolf will speak about the state's $2 billion-plus budget deficit about cleaning up the harrisburg culture and about bipartisanship. the special inaugural exhibit there will open and the new governor will host a ball at the governor's mansion. one thing we can tell you about is the big inaugural ball set for 8:00 tonight at the hershey lodge in hershey, pennsylvania. it will be a night of dancing and dining. obviously big events like that do not come cheap. eight different donors including lobbyists and corporations donated $50,000 a piece. that is in additio

wolf. the book's called the global war on morris. congratulations, congressman. >> thank you, chris.d you enjoyed it. >>> up next, what should republicans do about steve scalise? he's their number three man in the house and he spoke to a neo-nazi group. yes, he did. he's apologized for it. this is a chronic problem for the party, it ain't going away. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but for every car stolen 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money, damage your credit and wreak havoc on your life. why risk it when you can help protect yourself from identity theft with one call to lifelock, the leader in identity-theft protection? lifelock actively patrols your sensitive, personal information every second of every day, helping to guard your social security number, your bank accounts and credit, even the equity in your home -- your valuable personal assets. look. your bank may alert you to suspicious activity on your credit or debit card. but that still may leave you vulnerable to big

wolf. these guys are all dead. >> there's two ways of looking at this, chris.he first way is, if you get inside the mind of one of these brothers and they are actually prepared to die for this cause, then that would sort of give you an indication as to why there wasn't any urgency because they are not afraid to lose their life. on the other hand, as you rightly point out, it may give an indication to the actual lack of training. i was following this as it was breaking and one of the first things that instantly came to our attention was this was not a sydney siege operation. these kouachi brothers looked like they knew what they were doing. there are two pillars to escape and evasion. the first one is that you move by night and hunker down by day and the second one is that you put as much distance between where you were last compromised and where you want to get to. and then we heard about stories of the kouachi brothers holding up a gas station in broad daylight which would have given away their location. so on the one hand, yes, they seem to have been fairly c

. >> governor wolf encouraged people to stay home and steer clear of plowing and brining equipment if they have to hit the road tonight and tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, new jersey chris christie declared a state of emergency that will go in effect at 1:00 p.m., 20 minutes from now. state offices and schools will close early today. 700 new jersey dot trucks are ready to roll statewide. else urging state residence who do not -- residents who do not have to be on the roads to stay home. >> the "action news" team will be on the air at 4:00 a.m. with updates on the forecast and traffic conditions and any school closings. >> if you haven't done so already download the storm tracker 6 live app. it will sends you audio alerts and life storm tracker 6 live radar. our coverage continues on "action news" at 12:30 more snow coverage coming up. >> we're looking live at the ben franklin bridge this noon, clouds overhead. light flurries finding just wait, more snow is on the way much more snow and more coverage continues right after this. >> taking a live look at the atlantic city shore here, camera are a bumping around a little bit. the areas along new jersey expected to bear the

wolf. the book's called the global war on morris. congratulations, congressman. >> thank you, chris.d you enjoyed it. >>> up next what should republicans do about steve scalise? he's their number three man in the house and he spoke to a neo-nazi group. yes, he did. he's apologized for it. this is a chronic problem for the party, it ain't going away. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. ... and bad for the barkley twins. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your most important parts with centrum. multivitamins expertly designed with nutrients people don't get enough of from food alone. centrum. for the most important parts of you. i was not expecting to get a ford. we went around the country talking to people who made the switch to ford. it felt nicer than my bmw. good gas mileage... ecoboost makes a four cylinder engine feel like a six cylinder. my dad went and turned in his lexus and got the exact same car as me. he had to have it... i'm very happy with my escape. i don't know if i'll ev

had a great human rights leader in congress like frank wolf every year he petitioned the cuban regime to let him go to cuba, they denied it. chris smith, a great human rights leader in congress who is here serving now keeps applying to cuba and they don't let him in. they are very selective about who gets to go. i just think we need to re-evaluate this position and really use our leverage when it counts. when you talk about travel -- >> hold on, congresswoman. we have to wrap it up because we're out of time. but if they give you a visa will you do? >> yes, if i'm going to talk about human rights and democracy and visit the prisoners in jail that would be an opportunity for all of my colleagues -- let's do that. go on a human rights mission. i'm not sure that i'm the right person. but i think my colleagues should do it. >> let's see if they're watching in havana and will send you an invitation, congresswoman. >> i won't hold my breath. >> thanks very much for joining us. >>> up next we'll hear from a member of the president's party and ask about the message on middle class economic issues. stay with us. much more coming up right

wolf. >> general martin dempsey makes a point on fox news sunday. take a list ton this. >> we have in every domain, chrismilitary advantage. but we have peer competitors in cyber. >> which we don't have an advantage over them? >> we don't have an advantage. it's a level playing field. and that makes this chairman very uncomfortable. >> how in the world is the united states on a level playing field with terrorists? that is say very scary thought? >> the reality is in 2013 janet napolitano had stated that cyber-9/11 is a reality. she claimed that we have our pants down and we're at level with terrorists is scary. and under their watch, we were warned of this several years ago. cybersecurity is near and dear to the lemon center and my heart because i've activity worked with it for years. we have the means and tools to stay ahead of it. why haven't we. >> the homegrown terror, it's real. christopher lee out of ohio was arrested earlier this week allegedly traveling to washington to kill employees and officers working in and orlando the u.s. capitol. his goal was to serve a directive of the islamic state grou

chris on that? >> my take we have to redefine what is core member of al qaeda. i and most analyst were saying this is lone wolfk or hybrid lone wolf attack. they think core al qaeda fighting in pakistan, syria or iraq where al qaeda has strongholds. he went so yemen, got trainings got direction. got some direction. this is possible to now look at this you can be a core member of core al qaeda and be living in europe. melissa: what does it mean if you change the definition? does it change the treatment? what is your point beyond that. >> absolutely. if these are only people inspired by al qaeda it is a purely a law enforcement problem. if these are core members of al qaeda it become as bigger military problem. i don't want to get into the domestic use of military force but europe is rife with young adherents of al qaeda and isis. gone into syria, gone into iraq and gotten radicalized trained and financed and going back to continental europe. we can expect more of these attacks and need to take them seriously. the need we need to take it seriously. we need to attack these people in safe havens in syria, afghanis

you can also watch tom wolf's inaugural address live on nbc10.com or through the nbc 10 news app. i'm christ come out! first up the single star of "sons of liberty" ryan eggold, mr. younger, chuck nice and bob guiney. >> what do you consider exclusive to mean? >> here's what exclusive means. it's means. i go out with who i want to. you go out with me. that's exclusive. you exclusively go out with me. we're in an exclusive relationship. >> that's something you need to make sure you ask every man you date and get his personal -- here's an exclusive, we're going out tonight and after tonight, that's it. >> you exclusively answered that, we have nothing to do with that. he's on his own. >> yes, you are. >> what have you got, billy? >> lisa sends in this one. i am a stay-at-home mom of three boys. my husband travels a lot with work. however, when he's home and may help with some of the chores, he gets a little irritated if i forget to thank him or compliment him -- >> we want to be complimented even when we do something as trivial as picking up our socks. >> because it's not trivial to us. we're

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wolf's campaign. the democrats will discuss their strategy for the next two years. vice president joe biden is expected to speak to the group on friday. new jersey governor chris christie will try to boost his foreign policy credentials for a possible white house run. christie's office announced he'll meet with israel's president in new york tomorrow. the governor is looking more and more like a 2016 presidential candidate. earlier this week he announced he's forming a committee to raise money for possible campaigns. >>> the days of carrying a driver's license in your wallet may become a thing of the past. at least in delaware. delaware wants to become the first state in the nation to offer a virtual license as part of the secure smartphone app. the program would not be introduced until after the app is rolled out next year. physical copies of licenses would still be issued but drivers would have to be -- would have the option to use the digital copy for proof of i.d. >>> and happening today in philadelphia you can learn about the plan to transform the area around 30th street station. the goal of this plan is to better connect the area around 30th street stati

chris lee cornell and pictures of authorities really taking him down. he is in custody at this point. this is an example of a potential lone wolf.enemy. now with outreach of u.s. law enforcement, the police going into the communities, when these postings go on social media, very often the authorities are notified take a look that the guy. that's what's helped so many cases like that. >> i know this is gnaw and developing story, but what stands out to you. >> i think a lot of the folks are starting so see is they're disenfranchised. they're looking for something to belong to. it's their chance to get in the spotlight, to get on the show. to be seen on youtube. isis and some of these other organizations are good at this information age of drawing in a hollywood platform to be part of. >> that's really the universal aspect here. feels ostracized by mainstream culture and looking for belonging somewhere else. we see that in france. >> that's the fear throughout europe add well. the possibly lone wolf attack that's been mentioned up to the u.s. president himself. that was associated with this take in paris as well. at the end of the

chris burnzs. he is joining us live from brussels. what's the latest? what's the sense over there? what are you hearing about the sleeper cells? >> reporter: wolfd overnight last night. some dozen places across -- mainly around here in brussels in and around brussels but also in verviers where the shootout occurred last night. they are trying to track these people down. they are also about 13 people who were arrested overnight. five of them are being charged. then of course there are others that are at large. they are going after them. security measures are being tightened. the police have -- are closing their police stations here in brussels. most of them all but three of them, are being closed overnight and over the weekend for the right-hand -- because that shoot outwas out was over the men plattotting to attack police headquarters behind me with around the clock commando guard which you don't see here in brussels. troops are going to be deployed 30 troops the first of 150 who are set aside to ensure security now that the level has been raised to three out of four now. those first 30 are going to be going tomorrow morning to the jewish quart

wolf attacks. we saw recently the fact that anone mists may be involved it may be helpful. >> thanks, so much. let's go to chris. >>> this frightening new prospect of something being scared now two fighting for global supremacy. we have global al qaeda, isis fighting to be the face of the jihadi movement. they both have their sights on the west as a target. we have experts weighing in. then unimaginable carnage in algeria, boka haram are on a rampage out of anything we have seen even out of them. utilizing horrible tactic literally sending in a ten-year-old to kill. we have a full report ahead. every device can be connected, to your company, your customers and all your data. cyberedge from aig is more than insurance. it's proactive technology and specialists to help keep you ahead of the curve. claims specialists and advisors to protect you as cyber risks evolve. cyberedge -- to help you change the internet of risk into the internet of opportunity. [cheering] everything okay? we're here because you're about to have a heart attack. pete's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bay

chris, if you are not successful in stopping this and boston gets the games, imagine opening night, imagine the opening ceremony i don't know where it would be fenway park something like this you wolf. all of us are. we would have a lot of fun during that three weeks of the olympics. our issue is with the nine years leading up to it and with the debt you're left with after the games. is it really worst the price. >> my thanks to andy zimbelist and chris dempsey. that brings us to the end of the show. thanks for joining us today. we'll be back next weekend, saturday and super bowl sunday at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. coming up later, "taking the hill" with patrick murphy at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. of course up next melissa harris-perry. she'll be here in one second. have a great week. ♪ ♪ ♪ "here i am. rock you like a hurricane." ♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't leave your car unprotected. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but for every car stolen 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money, damage your credit and wreak havoc on y

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wolf activity that is a big concern here at home in the u.s. let's go to barbara starr at the pentagon. they're following this closely. what is the latest barbara? >> good morning, chrishis morning security agencies are looking at all of this trying to gather information very quickly. there is one big difference in this attack if in fact there were multiple gunmen as initial reports are indicating then that means a pre-planned conspiracy and that raises the level of concern considerably. one u.s. official telling me a short time ago that the feeling is the french of course are going to want to catch these perpetrators as quickly as possible and if they cannot find them right away then the expectation obviously is the intelligence the profile information, anything they do have on the possibility of identifying these people will be shared with united states across europe possibly even with integral. they are going to want to find these people as quickly as possible. for the united states this attack is something they had worried about for a long time. there had been warnings to americans flaflg europe about the possibility of islamic militant attacks the u.s. has been w