collins mentioned. this is the drug middle man. but one of the problems is that the medthodology to get these lists are not disclosed and not updated, resulting in is a cists rurmed -- it major problem because when they aren't keeping the costs of drugs consistent, those could be a serious financial burden. and we know when they have a financial burden, that will affect their business and the economy in the area. that's going to affect their patients as well, and that, we can't have, folks, as we are moving in this country doing what we can to reform health care. and when we talk about reimbursement, uncertainty for pharmacists and uncertainty for patients as i just said. so, look, when we deal with this issue, we have to be very transparent about it. we are going to be introducing later this week this prescription drug transparency act specifically what this act will do, will increase transparency of drug payments in medicare part d, the federal employ east health program and tricare, by requiring that p.b.m.'s do three things and

representative collins: okay.ou: the first two years, you know the premiums are going to rise, they're not going to fall. that's according to the markup itself by the cbo. representative collins: well, again, it's over ten years they're going down and i don't buy they're going to go up over the next two years. people think that's going to happen because young and healthy individuals without the individual mandate are going to drop insurance. i don't buy that either. it didn't encourage them to have 20 million people opted to either pay the penalty or get a waiver and to not abide by the individual mandate. i would put forth the 10 million people that did, and that's all that were that joined the exchanges, did so because it worked for them. fact they're going to all of a sudden drop insurance doesn't add up -- lou: congressman, you're not going to win this political argument and you know it. representative collins: if you let me stay on long enough -- >> if i let you stay on long enough, i'm not going to get my hu

you have to enter the pat collins snow stick challenge. go outside in the snow or the ice and strike a pose. throw a little green in it patrick's day snow stick challenge. take a picture, b send that picture to me. the best picture gets the official pat collins snow stick. i bet you'd like one. >> i don't want anymore snow. i want to put the snow stick out of business. >> ohno, did you hear that? i'm going to cry. >> just for this winter. thank you so much. the mayor of the city of washington now goes to her pickup truck. back to you. >> i think the mayor must be talking to aaron gilchrist about putting thentk t busins >> we t understanding of her position on this one. it's a a little different. >> did you see how the may u your doesn't get a snow stick. i need to have that back. thank you very much. prince georges county bureau chief is keeping an eye on the roads out there as well. >> she's been driving around in bel >> i'm seeing that most of the primary roads have been taken care of in prince georges county. the secondary roads a lot o

i don't ha >> collins.alk to you. >> i am in charge of the jail record unit. >> you are not going to be leaving today. >> i have detainers out of marsh county and montgomery county, pennsylvania. so we notified that county that you are ready to be picked up and they'll be coming for you. >> okay. thank you. >> not going anywhere. >> going to glaser county tonight >> see. >> [ bleep ]. >> that's [ bleep ] up. not going anywhere. i am going to glaster county tonight. >> huh. >> wait, wait, i am coming out. >> what happened? i am going to glaster county tonight. >> they said all of my things are wrapped into one. >> all of them. >> that's what my lawyer said, all of the things against me right now is running concurrent. >> why didn't she tell me this? >> are you sure that you did not misunderstand? >> why didn't she know about the other stuff? >> it does no t matter. it is just another -- step. >> later, her attorney told us that collins was fully informed that the deal just applied to bergen county that she m

congressman collins: thank you, lou. lou: yes, sir. congressman doug collins. be sure to vote in our poll tonight, the question is -- cast your vote on twitter at lou dobbs and follow me on twitter, "like" me on facebook, follow me at instagram. on wall street, stocks finishing little changed despite an extraordinary even historic news day. the dow down 7 points, the s&p up 4, the nasdaq up 28. volume on the big board slipping back again to about 3 1/2 billion shares. crude oil prices down near $48 a barrel on higher inventories. existing home sales fell in february. that because of rising prices and low inventory. >>> and sears announcing it has financial doubt it will be able to stay in business, citing years of mounting losses slashing $2 billion last year a contributor. >>> a reminder listen to my reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. up next -- terrorism in london. >> there was a body next to it on the ground. not moving, a lot of blood on the pavement. and as i kind of got into the square, started to realize there was a lot

so maybe susan collins or senator collins or senator heller don't like it n its present form but there's nothing requiring them to vote for it in its presence form about the talk president's budget, the skinny budget. just over $1.1 trillion, defense getting more money as well as veterans affairs and homeland security. number of nest domestic program cuts. the state r the epa, department, foreign aid, and ducation guest: the president ilaying out his priorities. putting that into action and submitting his budget. but for all the people that are when i say excited, exercised, concerned, i would say this too, i can't remember the last time a resident's budget was ever enacted. i don't have any idea when that occurred. it's somewhat aspirational. it gives information about the resident's mindset but it's congress' job. it's our job to come up with the really lay kage and those things out. host: this is your third term? guest: yes passed a congress ever budget on time since you've been in the house? guest: not on time ost: october 1st guest: it's a shifting. i think one time with the crs on

joining us on the phone is a liza collins of usa today. collins of usa today. can you give us some insight as to what the plan is for this replacement for the affordable care act? ?ny details guest: there are not any details right now, but there have been reports that they have plans to introduce their bill sometime this week. they have been working with the white house to come up with something that is a stark contrast of other things that have been rolled down. apparently they have been working very well together and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has promised it will get through the senate and passed by the april recess. we just all know what is in the bill and conservatives have already raised alarms about certain provisions that were in, a few weeks ago. conservatives can really hold this hostage. host: you mean legislators and if that is the case, who are we looking at? there are a couple of groups of conservatives, particularly in the house that have enough people that they have power, because the house freedom caucus has 40 members and house rep

i certainly agree with speaker ryan, with congressman collins and with the psident of the unit states that we need to enact reform, and i hope we're able to do it. we will need bipartisan cooperation and the democrats should come to the table. >> you're a red district in a blue state. are you at all affected by what's been repeated a a jovial threat or a straight-up threat by president trump that this would be remembered in two years? >> i represent a district that is diverse by a couple thousand votes hillary clinton carried the district. donald trump was competitive in the district. he certainly knows new jersey well. i had the honor of being in the oval office two days ago and the president was willing to listen to us and i thought that he heard our concerns and i think 2017, brian, should be a year of governance and not of politics. there will be federal elections in 2018 but i'm concentrating on governance in 2017. >> can i get a prediction? does this go up or down tomorrow? >> i'm not on the whip team, i do not know. i think each of us will vote our con commence. >> thank you, c

susan collins from maine joins me now. welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> you were very tough on the house bill. you were unambiguous when it came to your vote. very simply, what would it take to get you from no to yes? >> we have to deal with three issues. the first is coverage. under the house bill 14 million americans would lose coverage next year. that rises to 24 million over the next decade. second, we have to do something about the fact that the house bill disproportionately affects older, rural americans. the congressional budget office has estimated that a 64-year-old who is earning $26,500 a year would see an increase in his or her cuts from $1700 to $14,600. that is unaffordable, and third, we have to do something about the medicaid changes which ship billions of cuts to the states and to other people who are insured. >> do you believe health care is a right? if so, it is a right that the government is responsible for fulfilling? >> i believe that as the practical matter, if they're stick and go to a hos

official pat collins snow stick.hat do you think, kids? >> pat collins surprised chuck, you could even say. the fourth grader at st. agnes has his own snow stick. he's dressed up as a republic recan and sitting at the end of the rainbow. >> a paint snow with my kids and i know how difficult it is. i know it took time and effort doing it.. i think it was wonderful. >> everything came together and it looks the best, in my opinion. >> nicholas is probably looking, is that really pat collins? it probably took a minute for him to register. but he is the envy of his entire neighborhood. >> well there. this winter, we don't really need a yardstick. >> i like your haircut. >> i combed it the other direction this morning. i'm not making that up. >> eem like, you know, what the heck, live a little, right? out on the edge. i guess technically, it will be warmer than yesterday, but that's little consolation. we're off to another frigid frost this morning. the threshold damage for damage to the cherry blossoms is 27, so we're abo

collins: this is something that can be solved.s is something that at the end of the day, that affects families all over the world and that's the care and love of children who are desperately needing that and my hope is we'll get that solved. lisa: do you still hold out hope that they're gonna be here one day? pam: president putin and president trump seem to have a regard for each other that could work favorably for these children. we just feel like eventually the right people will be in place to help these kids come home. we definitely hold out hope for it. lisa: but one thing the romanos know for sure is both boys will always have a home in jefferson, georgia. for "full measure," i'm lisa fletcher. sharyl: when we return, a look at what we're working on next week. sharyl: next week on "full measure." disturbing questions about why dogs are being used in scientific experiments, some in federal labs, at taxpayer expense. anthony bellotti: we're not talking about cosmetic companies, we're not talking about pharm companies, we're not

i think he wants reform, i want reform, my friend chris collins wants reform, as does the president of the united states. the debate is how to bring about that reform. i would urge our democratic colleagues to join us at the table. they have not done so so far. changes are failing in one third of the counties this country, there is on one providers of insurance. new jersey had five. we now have two. i certainly agree with speaker ryan, with congressman collins and with the president of the united states that we need to enact reform, and i hope we're able to do it. we will need bipartisan cooperation and the democrats should come to the table. >> you're a red district in a blue state. are you at all affected by what's been repeated a a jovial threat or a straight-up threat by president trump that this would be remembered in two years? >> i represent a district that is diverse by a couple thousand votes hillary clinton carried the rict. donald trump was competitive in the district. he certainly knows new jersey well. i had the honor of being in the oval office two days ago and the presid

collins does not blame pope francis but members of the vatican church administration saying the lack of cooperation is shameful. >> they have the same sort of attitude as the church leadership here had 20 years ago. i was trying to bring abusers to justice. it is soul destroying, heartbreaking to see that, there are still men with those same attitudes. >> reporter: boston cardinal, sean o'malley who heads the commission says we will listen carefully to all that mary wishes to share with us about her concerns. >> reporter: you tried to convince miss collins to say? >> yeah, sure. i tried to convince her. >> reporter: father hans zolner, a member of the vatican panel set up by pope francis. >> we need to talk about it. we need to face it. but many people are afraid and are reluctant to, to touch this because this is ugly. this is, this is horrific. yeah. >> reporter: that can lead to the lack of cooperation within the vatican? >> yes, of course. because, you, deal with something that -- that -- that you better don't look at, huh? >> reporter: this is not the first high profile departur

collins: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: mr. speaker, i rise today to remind us the need to repeal obamacare. we have an opportunity to address the affordable care act. real simple. by gutting it. in northeast georgia i have heard again and again how my neighbors have suffered at the hands of obamacare. obamacare levied $1 trillion in new taxes. not considering the fact in increased deductibles and premiums. the law have crippled our health care system. it's not accessible and not for my neighbors, not to your loved ones, mr. speaker. coverage came with no promise of quality health care and which insurance markets continue to crumble and families watched their health care resources slip away. the only way forward is to say goodbye to obamacare, goodbye to personal employer mandate, goodbye to necessary spending, goodbye and good riddance with

collins. mr. collins votes aye. mr. cramer. mr. cramer votes aye. mr. walberg. mr. walberg votes aye. mrs. walters. mrs. walters votes aye. mr. costello. r. costello votes aye. mr. pallone: if this process continues all day long, it's going to be a very unfortunate circumstance. i vote no. >> mr. pallone votes no. mr. rush. mr. rush: i concur with our ranking member's position. i think for you to keep talking about regular order, when you are certainly out of order, i vote -- let me say for members that regular order during roll call is not to have a debate on your vote. mr. walden: we will hold a -- mr. rush: mr. chairman, here you are talking about regular order where regular order is not what you are exercising this morning. mr. walden: the gentleman's out of order. the clerk will continue to call the roll. >> mr. rush. mr. rush: mr. rush votes no. >> mr. rush votes no. ms. eshoo. ms. eshoo votes no. mr. engel. mr. green. mr. green votes no. ms. degette. ms. degette votes no. mr. doyle. mr. doyle votes no. ms. schakowsky. ms. schakowsky votes no. mr. butterfield.

that seems reasonable and fair to meo maybe susan collins or senator heller, senator collins or senator heller like it in its present form but there's nothing requiring them to vote for it in its present form. >> let's talk about the presidents budget, a skinny budget it's the first blueprint and outlines will come out in the spring and summer. over $1 trillion defense, $64 billion in additional spending with more money for veterans affairs and homeland security. 54 billion in cuts for any number of domestic programs, veterans affairs adding a six percent increase and big cuts for the epa, state department and foreign aid. >> the president is laying out his priorities. he talked about these things on the campaign trail, won the election and now he's putting that into action and submitting his budget but for all the people that are excited, when i say excited, exercise concern. i would also say this. i can't remember the last time the presidents budget was ever enacted. i don't have any idea when that occurred. though it's somewhat aspirational. it gives a direction, it provides informat

>> higher. >> michael collins? >> lower. >> bowens are treasuries, which outperforms?ries. >> michael? >> treasuries. >> retail credit, long or short? lou? >> short. >> michael? >> short. >> bob? >> short. >> guild, by or sell? >> sell. >> michael? >> sell. >> bob? >> sell. >> gentlemen, a privilege. thank you very much for joining us. a programming note that next friday we will be back at our regular scheduled time at 12 p.m. in new york, 5:00 p.m. in london. from new york that's it for us. you have been watching bloomberg, the real yield. ♪ ♪ haslinda: hello and welcome to "high flyers." that show that gives you a 360 degree view of asia's business elite. today, we meet one of asia's youngest and most prominent hoteliers. while other companies are tapping into millennial trends, this millennial is leading a billion-dollar brand.

who better to do that than pat collins. he's got his green scarf on. they tell me you've got some special guests. >> reporter: indeed i do. these are the culkin irish dancers. they were in the st. patrick's day parade on sunday. they're going to be at the white house in kennedy center later this week. they're here today to help us kick off the st. patrick's day snow stick challenge. it's amazing what some people have done to try to win an official pat collins snow stick. here's some of the entries we've received so far. we asked people to go out in the snow or the ice or whatever they had outside and give us their the best picture gets an official pat collins snow stick. so far we've received scores and scores of entries. it's hard not to like a little irish-american princess in a white gown, green hat and green bow. take a look at this. it's an entire family or maybe a neighborhood. i'm not too sure who the big guy is on the left and who he might be related to. what about this? a little lrainbow. and irish-american and a fighting irish-american. the e

bob michael guests, and michael collins. look at the energy sector. underlined the index. >> they have done a lot. generally speaking, raising but,ends, consolidating, there is still a lot of risk in high-yield energy space. if you look at the average on energy bonds, it is not much higher than the high-yield. you're not getting a big premium for the volatility of the commodity. for example, there is a credit we will look at yesterday, i will not mention them, but they have a bond trading about $.70 on the dollar. oil stays at $50, the bond worth $.70 on the dollar. if oil goes to 60, you get part back. if oil goes to 60, you get no recovery at all. there is a lot of volatility or uncertainty in the underlying asset of that company based on the price of oil. >> don't you think a lot of issuers have defaulted out of the market? i look at what is left in think it is the better quality issuers. if we look at the cost of shell, it has come down from the 60's to about $40 per barrel. copies can make money here. >> what we are worried about is gone to being

democrat on the senate intelligence committee mark warner and fellow republican committee member susan collins, former cia and defense chief leon panetta will also be here. and we will go in-depth into a blockbuster new york times report that the u.s. has been involvedin cyber warfare against north korean miss still launches that is president and republican leaders begin a coordinated push to replace obamacare we will get a progress report from health & human services head dr. tom price and have plenty of political analysis. all straight ahead on "face the nation". >> dickerson: good morning and welcome to "face the nation", i am john dickerson. the senate intelligence committee was already investigating russian efforts to med until the 2016 election but yesterday the president opened a whole new set of questions by accusing his predecessor, president obama of wiretapping trump's campaign headquarters and this morning, the president has asked congressional committees to investigate. we are going to try to sort through all of this today and we begin with the top democrat on the senate intellige

veronica: lily collins -- autria: lily collins, the daughter of phil collins, has sent an emotional letter of forgiveness to her dad. sam has the details. >> lily collins is opening up about her relationship with her rockstar father, phil collins, in her she writes -- i forgive the mistakes that you made, but it's not too late, there is still so much time to move forward. >> known for his hits with genesis and as a solo artist, she says that he wasn't always the role model that she expected. she said that at the end of the day she cannot rewrite the past. >> all of this money and fame only goes so far. you have to tend to your relationships. i love you with all my heart, more than you will ever know. coming up we will have more from the emotional essay collection. the hammes saito, new york. -- diane, new york. takes 12 hours to steep... and almost no time to sip. keep on with ultra smooth taste, now available with a sweet and salted kick. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. -->> now, "go

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collins. paging dr. collins. report to laura spencer. dr. collins. what a pleasant surprise. oh, and i'm so sorry i was a no-show at the metro court. yeah. well, i think you might be even sorrier when you hear, uh, what i did left to my own devices.

what the cassidy/collins plan does is returns it to the state to let them decide the future of their plan. if we had taken cassidy/collins, this would already be off our plate and back at the state capitols for them to decide with guidelines that the federal government would say to you. on the other hand, it wouldn't be a big policy debate up in d.c. because the powerful debate would be in the state capitol. that's where the american people want it. that's where it should be. >> how do you restart this health care conversation? do you need to sort of change the politics of it? is repeal and replace because of what happened today in the house, because the words have no meaning anymore? so you have to sort of -- you know what i mean, you have to say, okay, let's repair the system. >> first, let's just be honest, when the democrats are yelling and screaming and isn't this great that this went down, what the consequence of this going down is is that people are still going to be seeing escalating costs of their premiums. this is facing $39,000 a year. that was a quote for the policy. folk

the winner of the 2017 pat collins snow stick. have you always collins' snow stick?yes. >> and now you got one. >> yeah. >> and now you're going to do what with it? >> measure every snow that comes to my house. >> so, measure on, nicholas. measure on. and thanks to everyone who entered. i'll see you at the next one. jim and wendy, back to you. >> first, he's going to measure snow and then he's going to disneyland. if he can just contain his excitement. that's kind of funny. >> has to be overwhelming to have pat collins come into your fourth grade class. >> a little intimidating. >> we should have a contest between pat and jackie benson to see who wore it best. >> looks like the michelin man right there. >> thanks, pat. >> thank you, patty. >> got to stay in layers. got to stay in layers. that's how cold it is out there. dress like that? >> for a while. loudon county with a two-hour delay tomorrow. because of the fact that we've got the freeze out there. the cold temperatures. temperatures did not get above freezing today. actually the coldest march 15th that we've ev

joe, interesting to hear chris collins talk about this.t a sweetheart deal a couple days ago, now other folks want a sweetheart deal that harkens back to corn husker kickback and last minute horse tradingith nancy pelosi and barack obama. i guess we'll see those done too? >> and charles, i have been there this process is brutal. these members are going to get pounded over the next 12 to 24 hours. and i feel for them. but you and i have talked. 7 years ago the democrats gave americans a big entitlement. and what are republicans trying to do with this bill in take away 10% of that entitlement? they will never win that game, they will never out entitlement the democrats -- >> guys. >> that is the box they are in. charles: let us take a quick break, we'll be right back. charles: we're back with more. nicole, congressman chris collins, said, listen obamacare is imploding, that gives us a sense of urgency. in your mind, does that mean we should do this piecemeal fashion or just take a step back and do to the right way. >> charles, this the probl

and i think that -- i am glad that lindsey graham and miss collins, senator collins, are asking for any kind of warrants or any kind of evidence that might be available. but i can tell you i don't expect anything to come up there. i think it's -- i think donald trump, our president, woke up one morning and decided to make these allegations. and i think that in a way, wolf, what this may do is cause the president to hesitate more when he gets ready to start tweeting. because, again, we have limited government resources, we have limited government personnel, and to have these kind of allegations circulating is very unfortunate. but hopefully, we will get to the bottom of this, and i expect that there is absolutely no truth to it. >> you're a member of the intelligence committee, the ranking democratic on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, told me of the investigation, he said be careful what you wish for as far as the white house seeking congress's investigation of all of this. is it possible this could uncover information, for example, that president trump doesn't want uncove

it was very much a part of the cassidy collins patient freedom act. that's the way to get a broader coverage without mandates. the next question is, is there sufficient money to pay for the annual premium for a young immortal who is inexpensive to insure. you need them in the pool to level off the cost. despite our digging, this is complicated and we haven't come to a conclusion yet. those are the conclusions i am looking for. >> is this -- >> if a state can do that, it would meet trump's test of making sure all who wish to be covered would be. >> is this a plan that would allow for people to stay on obamacare if they choose to do so? >> i don't believe it allows the state to elect to stay within the status quo. i am pretty sure it does not do that. the state could use the grants to provide the extra coverage for that to occur. let me praise it. i have reservations about the bill. there are some good things to say about it. maine has done what's called an invisible high-risk pool. those who have higher costs get supplements payments from the insurance

i am courtney collins, this is bloomberg. shery: chinese premier li keqiang continues talks with australian prime minister malcolm turnbull. let's get the word from paul allen in sydney. can we expect new details on this trade relationship? >> one would hope so. had so far is broad strokes, the prime minister malcolm turnbull talking about how the trade relationship is going, what he calls the next level. liursday we had premier giving a well-received speech in which he said china would like to import more from australia, giving australian consumers more choices. he talked about more beef exports from australia to china, something we have been talking about this week. the two leaders are meeting right now. when the meeting is over, there will be a signing ceremony and joint press conference. hopefully we will have a few more details of then about what this means. betty: what is the rest of premier li's schedule look like for today? paul: he is wrapping up later this afternoon and will be meeting with the prime minister in syd

. >> actress lilly collins opening up about hr relationship with her rocker phil collins in her book writes i forgive the mistakes you madehough itke it's too late it's not. there's still so much time to moveather is known for his hits with genesis alo artist andlilly says he wasn't always the role model she wanted or e at the end of the day wecathe plearning your actions and vocalize how they mad feel. >> all of this money and all of this fame only goes so. you have to tend to yo.sures her dadwill alwlittle you with all my heart more than you'll ever know. and coming up at 7:00 a.m. we'll have more from collins' emotional essay co with your "glook i'm diane macedo abcewyork. don't look now chuck norris is right behind you. i bet you a buck he catches this salt shaker.re on. you owe me a buck. you can' what'syou choose unitedhealthcareg an in-network unitedhealthcare >> welco on this wednesday, it is 5:2655 degrees. sky6 hd taking a live look at philadelphia inte still a little windy out there but it's going the turn into that a really nice day. enjoy it. >> time for the morning buzz

i am courtney collins, this is bloomberg.> secretary of state rex tillerson says it is time for a new approach to north korea and its nuclear ambitions. we are following tillerson on his short tour of asia. he joins us now from tokyo. it was interesting to hear from the secretary of state, saying they have no need to fear the u.s.. a cryptic message. any clues to what this new approach might be for north korea? good question. it let me give you the good and the bad for rex tillerson here in tokyo. the good thing is, we heard from rex tillerson. in the six weeks since his confirmation an appointment as u.s. secretary of state he has not spoken to the press. he only brought one reporter day -- reporter with him to tokyo from washington. we have not heard much from him other than what donald trump has ran out on his agenda. we heard from him yesterday he had a joint press conference. the bad side of it is, there were no specifics. he said 20 years of diplomacy with north korea has failed. he says there needs to be a new and diff

phil collins mentioned his demons.ogize if necessary. not i'm sorry. now you say you're sorry but say i'm sorry without attachment because it comes from the heart. >> see, that's the difference saying i'm sorry not expecting something in return and knowing that sometimes we don't want to foiv hurting that person but hurting ourselves by not letting go and forgiving. >> i think what lily has done is shown us it's time not to be silent anymore. let's be open and love each other. >> yes, let's do that. thank you, janet, as always. >>> coming up that workout that could reverse aging. should you weight train or interval train? that question next. climate chane i'm worried that there won't be enough fresh water for everybody my interest is to find a cure for cancer because my mom had it and we shared some inspiration woah! oh, woah! the cracks are probably where the water is seeing stuff like this i think, i wanna be able to help do that it makes me feel like unstoppable then we gave them the bad news odds are you won't solv

the way only our pat collins can. >>. >> the official pat collins snow stick. >> we are dealing withter cold outside right now. we just heard that grant county public schools are going to be closed today. again, loudoun county public schools are closed as well. they changed from delayed to now closed in loudoun county. make sure you bundle up before you head out. >> justin finch is bundled up in frederick, maryland. it's freezing out there. good morning. >> reporter: the return to normal out here. traffic building up out here. they are finding salt on the roads to break up the icy patches that remain out here. also, plow trucks continue to circle. this morning likely salting the roads out here as well but take a look at that flag that's been flapping back there all morning. the wind has just not stopped out here all day and it has been very, very cold. it feels like single digit temperatures out here, so if you're driving or heading out this morning make sure you are layering up and not forgetting your gloves as well. as we were out here earlier we met a plow truck driver who told us

best picture gets an official pat collins snow stick, the only true way to measure snow in our city. the check out this side plank move. how does he do that? extra points for the green hat. how about this pose in the snow? holy hamstring. but i relate more to this one. i call it, i've fallen and i can't get up. this woman is holding a big green drink, lying on a big green thing. i have no clue what it is, but she seems happy and happy is what st. patrick's day is all about. the guy in the back of this picture looks like an alligator, a green alligator. so somewhere there's got to be a long necked goose. if that makes no sense to you, the ask someone who's irish. and this woman, hey, wait, i know her. darcy spencer? nice look, but -- >> no, da members of the nbc news family are not eligible for the snow stick challenge. >> reporter: you know, some people will do anything to get their hands on an official pat collins snow stick. it's not too late to enter. go out, strike your best st. patrick's day pose, tweet the picture to patssnowstick. you could end up with an official pats snow st