. >>> we apologize for debbie downers this morning. it's hard to believe that nobody hit the jackpot. >> the next drawing is saturday. it is going to go up to about $675 million. whoever wins this wiil be the >> even if you didn't win this, even a couple of dollars? >> no. >> let's get to other hot topic this morning. a winter weathhr advisory just issued for the denver metro area. the snow is starting to move in. >> you have been watching the scene and it has really been changing a lot? >> reporter: it is. it's a difficult one. come to night and into tomorrow that's where the numbers were all over the board. it's bringing with it some snow already to the mountains. jason has great pictures up there along i-70. here in denver winter weather advisories just issued this morning that go into effect at 5:00 tonight. it covers the entire metro area in and around the c-470, e-470 loop. right now cloud cover. snow today pretty light might pick up an inch but tomorrow heavier. >> reporter: most of the snow i've seen on the roadways are going t

. >> she is a debby downer and he is happy, happy, joy, joy, and she is a debby downer?here is an angry populous out there. and sanders has reached an angry group of voters comparable to those who support trump but with different politics. he has done it not by saying, hey, yes, i can or believing in hope and change. hillary clinton is sort of saying i'm the dutiful person who will, you know, roll up my sleeves and apply all my experience. but you have to wonder, even her experience as a campaigner, and her last campaign is not showing up here if she is going to bring up foreign policy if she can wrap the iraq war around her neck, which he'll do. >> last night, donald trump told me this. >> in europe and the uk, they say they -- they actually say two corinthians and a number of people have pointed this out. it was not a big deal. >> and this is what tony perkins told erin burnett. >> is donald trump right, is this not a big deal, tony? >> it shows he is not familiar with the bible. >> does it matter, frank, to evangelicals? >> you know, when he talks about religious he m

jc: you are being debbie downer. new at 6:00, meet the lynn woman who won not one, but two million dollar prizes in less than a year. harvey: we will go from damp and raw feeling this weekend to that' phil: a couple patriots named to the all-pro team today. one big name not on the list. you will find out who it was in sports. s underwear? new tonight why it' s up for , auction and what the asking price is. phil: love the guy, but -- >> monday phil: breaking news out of mexico. after a search lasting months, drug lord el chapo is back in he has been on the run for seven months. he was captured after a wild shootout with mexican marines. according to authorities, he did not go down without a fight. five people were killed in today' s shootout. jc: closer to home trustees at a , prestigious rhode island boarding school say there will be a new investigation into sex abuse cases. dozens of former students came forward this week saying they were sexually assaulted at st. george' s school in the 70' s and 80' s. after weeks

. >> well, i just feel like that's being a debbie downer. there is a chance. >> just being real. >> yeah, you can. >> play responsibly. basically what the message is. >> there are other ways to make money. that would be getting a job so putting america back to work. up next, we'll look at last month's job numbers. >> plus big changes at a midlands hospital. hope you stay with us for more was a strong year for the u-s >> thanks for staying with us tonight. 2015 was a strong year for the u.s. jobs market. employers added more than 2 1/2 million jobs. 292,000 of those jobs were added in december. gains in employment since 1999. >> sumter hospital has a new name tonight. and it's onene many of us in the midlands are familiar with already. this morning, toumey health care system became palmetto health toumey. representatives attended a flag raising ceremony this morning to mark the change. palmetto health c.e.o. charles beaman says the move means better care for more people here in the area. >> providing the care and compassion that we want for o

. >> you are such a debbie downer. how far out do they go out? >> about 50 miles. >> he goes out 50 miles in a little canoe? >> yes. every day, every day. >> awesome. >> this is typical dish. green leaves, eggplants, some spices, then meat. >> it should be pointed out we bought a lot of food. this sort of spread is not an everyday meal in these parts. >> there's your veggie platter. there you go, man. >> now we have a piece of a shark. he says that before 2000 more fishes, but since then -- >> smaller fish? >> yes and the quantity smaller. >> that's a papaya salad. >> it's one of those days where the artifice of making television threatens to move dangerously into cruelty. >> what are you guys eating over here? >> who gets to eat and when becomes a pressing concern to the two of us. >> can we get the kids eating? can we hand out the food? >> in a local culture like this, first ladies serve the men. >> right. >> then the kids eat later. because it's like a custom. >> it may not be our system, but it's a system. >> the k

>> christine romans tells me your odds of winning are less than -- >> our money debbie downer. >> theirs are less than getting struck by lightning while you are drowning. think about that. >> has that ever happened? >> let that sink in for a minute. sinking. >> there you go. >>> there is other financial news this morning that will actually affect you more directly. a blockbuster jobs report. we just learned the economy added nearly 300,000 jobs last month making 2015 one of the best years for job gains in more than a decade. >> and that aforementioned cnn's chief business correspondent christine romans, aka, money debbie downer, is joining us. >> i prefer money realist. i love how lottery number is back to back with the jobs number. let's talk about these very good numbers we heard from the federal government. december job growth, 292,000 jobs. that's a solid performance for the american economy. all that worry earlier this week with china and whether that was a douner for the u.s. economy and job growth, it wasn't for the end of the year. let me show you the unemployment rate. right do

they are sort of a debbie downer. cynthia: some sad sufferers find relief with a 10,000 lux lamp that mimics sunlight, using it a half-hour twice a day. >> there's a little chemical imbalance going on, so it does help with the psychological. whether it be helping with seratonin levels, things like that. cynthia: therapists also advise finding ways to enjoy the outdoors, like sledding or snowshoeing. enjoy an indoor hobby, like a puzzle, board games, or reading. make sure you workout, spend time with friends. and in the sun, even sitting by a window. >> you got to keep a positive attitude. if you do not, it will overtake you. the darkness and clouds will come down on you. cynthia: you have to be it's always a good idea to check with your doctor to make sure you have just the winter blues, and not a more serious form of depression. stacey: right now, two iraqi refugees arrested on terror charges. one in houston now charged with attempting to provide material support to isis. and another in sacramento accused of exchangi

. >> debbie downer. >> we will turn it around at 5. >> the sun is coming out today you guys. storm is going to be quick hitter. we are looking at the positives. satellite and radar shows a lot of cloud around this morning. you may encounter's couple flurries. just don't want to catch you off guard if you see couple flakes for the light blue shading for man chaster -- manchester and over the border near ashby and a couple flakes pushing offshore and clipping eastern essex county from gloucester back to plum island and either side of route 91. this is near springfield and palmer and then stretching back into northern connecticut. so a flurry or two is not out morning. otherwise the real feel is cold. we are in the single digits from worcester to lawrence. 11 in boston but, the wind won't be as strong today as it was yesterday. so i think it will make a difference in the afternoon. it won't feel as chilly through the course of the day. 14 is the air temperature in worcester and # 2 in boston and most of us are running in the teens and 20s so we have good couple snow showers. the

the odds of winning, hate to be a debbie downer but i have read that you have better odds of getting crushed by a vending machine . and a better chance of drowning and struck by lightning at the chance . the direction gives you a chance to catch her breath the sidewalks are quite often nothing has held up yet . again sunday, will be some changes . for here at the viable grid . the wind out of the south drives the raindrops into the camera so it looks kind of fuzzy . but on the edge of the screen, . this is what i was talking about in the front yard . it will not be sending anytime any time soon but at least the study rainfall with this initial surge is pushing away . the cloud deck is thinner, all part of the system that will eventually bring the colder change sunday . until then we are off the warm side of the system this is a bit of a warmfront warm front, to the as opposed to 38 upstate, a their snowfall in minnesota and iowa we don't have to worry about that for at least 36 hours , with that south wind it is bringing milder air, it is possible tonight we could stabilize around 40

debbie downer. usage is string them together the push of rain is the western ohio. norwalk into thin and mansfield light rain as you look now at the temperatures i'm showing warm and miami. a continuous rainy afternoon temperatures going up into the middle 30s. between 12 and 1:00 between cleveland 37 tonight easy. arch the rain developing as a whole lot of cold air in the snow it's not like affect. this is just general snow. we haven't had much general smell and mike a year a couple of inches of accumulation region smart play sunday. that does not count lake affect week on tuesdays tuesday that doesn't count lake affect on it's going to rain today if you have those three were taking you all over northeast ohio and places that you can buy all of these delicious sweet treats and i get ice cream and chocolate and also we have a chocolate shoot you and you believe that. there are so many great things

>> i wouldn't wan a be that person. nobody wants to be the debbie downer. >> for 20 minutes, i'm sure the thoughts that went through their head and then to come crashing down. >> and then the dish washer quit. >> but they did say, they're not bitter and are still buying ticket for tonight's jackpot. >> yeah, check the date this time. >> wow. that's too bad. >> they could still win. >> thanks, ryan. we have a lot more coming up for you in our 9:00 hour. >> be careful when you buy your tickets. about a mornings. they' re bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they' re showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they' re number ones, number twos, and a number of ideas for three. life' s morning madness. and comfortable, organized stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream in my arms

betty: stop being a debbie downer. mark: i love joe's chart. question howe cheap is cheap?sted in hong kong are falling to close to two poin -- two points below. the eight shares traded 6.8 times. country world index shares traded 20 times. they are valued about one third of the global counterpart. that's the figure at the bottom of your screen. .339. the point of this chart is that shares are trading at their biggest discount to the global counterpart since 2003. only last may shares were trading at a seven-year high. they have shrunk by 30% because of china, the misery, the economy, the devaluation of the yuan, the vanishing of top executives. is it time to buy shares? they are valued among the cheapest gauges in the world. after zambia, lebanon, causing stand, and laos. we noticed a greater story in china. what it has led to is traders shifting their sell orders the hong kong. they are using these shares as a hedge. tweaking the to circuit breaker rules. see thedo, maybe we'll shares decline. they fell for the third day today. the cfi in china rose for the third day. the

. >> debbie downer over here. i'' going to be the, what's the opposite? >> ray of sunshine. >> all right. i'm going to bel sally -- i got nothing. >> yeah, it's weather time. >> upper 40s now in denver. it is so warm out there. look at our winds coming in out of the west. 20 to 30 miles per hour. gotten gustier in denver this morning. take a look at the airport, you can see the clouds hugging i-25 now. we'll get more sunshine this afternoon. 30 in greeley. 48 now at the airport. 50 at city park. you've got temperatures near freezing in evergreen and conifer. mild across eastern colorado. colder in the mountains with gunnison at 2 below. steamboat 15. grand junction 24. highs today will be great. here in denver. colorado springs at 57. upper 40s near sterling and in greeley. up into the mountains and it's 30s and 40s today. the snow hitting our mountains. most of it west of the divide and it is starting to peter out a bit. we'll see things calm down a bit by midday today. but they're going to ramp back up tonight. we've got winter weather alerts going in e

. >> debbie downer. i called him the snow angel grinch. i'm going to get hate mail from that. >> looking good in longview. you can even see the snow around the light bulbs there. >> little icicles. of course we want to hear from you as well. tweet out your pictures at hashtag 9wx. there's a good chance we'll get more on this morning. i'm trying to show some every half hour. >> nice to see. thank you. gary? >>> all right. thank you, both. it's 6:35 right now. new overnight, a suspected smash and grabber's footprints in the snow led police right to him. panda one restaurant to the suspect's home. it was busted into. a second place was also hit on east hampton avenue. the suspect is linked to two overnight. those two overnight burglaries, but right now investigators are trying to find out if this crime is also linked to a string of recent smash and grabs in denver, sheridan, wheatridge, and englewood. >>> we learned that a denver man is going to serve life in prison without the possibility of parole for a sword attack. he planned to rob a fri

. >> i'm debbie downer. i'm sorry. >> fantastic story. >> fireplace weather this weekend. >> tom terry will talk about the fireplace you have cocoa, how are you? >> i have a blanket. >> nothing wrong with that. standard issue. >>> looking at the cocoa beach camera, live -- time lapse, then, high clouds across the area but sunshine on this holiday monday. gorgeous day to the outside. the kids are off if they want to be out in the afternoon make sure they have a light jacket on. it is cool. 56 orlando 55 sanford 2 things are working against each other sun is out there which feels great but you have northerly breeze from time to time putting a chill in the air. i told you about the dew point it upper 20s to the low 30s. the air is bone dry along the coastline. upper 30s and low 40s. is all things are equal, we morning lows a couple of limiting factors. 1, wind and a few clouds. so don't expect it to get that cold but falling into the 30s as i mentioned earlier the to go with the winds, fairly choppy along the i

. >> come on, debbie downer. certainty. my kids are also perfect there. >> minor perfect too. they say middle school is the most stressful time for months now is social media a social media and everything going on kids are more that is the most stressful time they said. >> absolutely you raised three children raising my school it is unbelievable. new school, and a kids, puberty it is definitely something. >> mccue said middle school years of the most hormonal here is my house is like putting the access is on accesses on repeat. >> i think when a woman has about four children think that they get them to control them they are all over but that is the lead i see it it is always stressful. it is up it, but a pay, but back. >> this is to base from kirkland driving around they go away to college. i am not much not sure which one is where. >> here is how you get a hold of us. we want to hear from you is middle school the most stressful time for parents out there? facebook, twitter, instagram we will take your thoughts and comments coming out the first up the first shot out tonight ha

. >> because, down be a debbie downer.o what, what did you expect. >> what i'm saying is, they put their heart and soul into that dance. >> show us a little something, mike. >> that is all i have. >> pretty good. >> are we on the air. >> we are on tv. >> i want to talk about this. >> yes. >> this can't be on television. >> it is almost 9:05. this is something i have not had this conversation, in my house. i was curious but i had to get there. >> are you talking about sex. >> yes. >> let's talk about you and me. >> what is odd about this story why karen is bringing this up, we found this school district. >> um-hmm. >> they are teaching the bird and the bees, sex education basically, to kindergarten students. >> they are four years old. we found some parenting magazine and elementary schools, and comprehensive sexuality education classes for children in kindergarten. so in this country, 28 states do not require public schools to even teach about sex or sexuality so magazine took a pole and 61 percent say that kid should not

yes, i'm debbie downer, one in 292? >> i make that joke every day. >> there is barely a chance. >> not a chance. >> you will not win. >> keep putting it in your retirement account. >>> after years of drought, spokeswoman of the wettest days in areas. i'll tell you where, more for the latest. >> good morning, john, christine, what a trend here. you take a look, temperatures uniform nationwide, at least on the eastern half of the country. 40s and 50s spread across new york, boston should make it up to 40 degrees. they are coming down the last couple of days. southerly air out of the gulf here. the temperatures want to warm up a little bit. >> that will take you above normal in the next 24 hour or so hours. look at this, wind chills on new york city, wind chills if boston, down to around 9. xa irthat to yesterday when it was minus 8 for a wind chill a. big time trend in the department with the temperatures. look at this, get up to 53, that is some 15 degrees above normal as we head in towards the latter portion of this wee

you're being a debbie downer. >> they're different from pictures you sent me of jasper. >> i make snowch are basically marshmallows drenched in bourbon. i came to work, taped a show, then took a subway back and watched a horrible movie called "the intern." it has robert de niro, anne hathaway. >> i saw the way way back and i loved it. >> your show aired like 10 times, that was good. >> yeah. >> i was stuck with a 3-year-old by myself all day with nothing to do, and i did not pop any wine, which i have to say is kind of a congratulations -- >> wow! >> then we went sledding in central park the next day. it was incredible. as we discussed, there are a lot of crazy type a parents who yell at their kids for not doing the right thing on the sled, which is insane. one more thing is up next. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's pre

. >> thanks, first of all,g debbie downers, there are a lot of zeros on the end of this powerball jackpot and i'm in one of the many stores across the country that will be selling check it out. it's the largest jackpot in million. and it has people across the country lining up. here in prim, nevada, hundreds and hundreds standing in line for their shot at beating the just play, man. you got to play. >> reporter: and at this georgia truck stop poor souls from alabama, one of six states thatball aspiring their tickets. >> i drove three hours to get here. >> reporter: according to the florida lottery, more than 16,000 tickets were being sold friday afternoon. which equates to 271 every second or nearly 1 million tickets every hour. it's no wonder some statisticians say the jackpot could grow to $1 billion.r: there have been a record 19 drawings since the last powerball jackpot winner so how did this happen? because believe it or not, winning got th of october saw the number of white balls go up from 59 to 69. while the amount of red balls went down from 35 to 26. odds of winning the jackpot

the debby downer attitude that kicked off 2016 isn't limited to the overall averages. i have a company suffering from a case of chronic negativity. it might be a good thing. after the rally in oil, one thing is clear. no one knows anything when its comes to the price of the commodity. i'll explain. >>> 2016 was supposed to be the year of the banks but after a rocky start because first horizon make sense here? i have the ceo here. so why don't you stick with cramer! >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. head to madmoney.cnbc.com. shoulders don't just carry pads. they carry your fans' passions, hopes, and dreams and maybe, a chance at greatness... >>> i have been telling you we need to be cautious ever since the fed first tightened back in december. but it's also worth remembering especially on days like today where we got a nice bounce, that it's simply doesn't pay to get too negative. in fact, there are times when i'm not talking about

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>> thanks, first of all, for being debbie downers on this because in case you haven't heard, there are a lot of zeros on the end of this powerball jackpot and i'm in one of the many stores across the country that will be selling these things faster than hotcakes, but you got to be in it to win it. check it out. it's the largest jackpot in history. $800 million, and it has people across the country lining up. here in prim, nevada, hundreds and hundreds standing in line for their shot at beating the odds. >> just play, man. you got to play. truck stop, poor souls from alabama, one of just six states that don't sell powerball, aspiring millionaires flock to pick up their tickets. >> i drove three hours to get here. >> reporter: according to the florida lottery, more than 16,000 tickets were being sold every minute friday afternoon, which equates to 271 every second or nearly 1 million tickets every hour. at a rate like that, it's no wonder some statisticians say the jackpot could grow to $1 billion. >> next. >> reporter: there have been a record 19 drawings since the last powerball jackpo

we brought you stories of people that won and lives ruined which we realize is a debbie downer.n light of tonight's drawing, we're not going to dash your day dreams but take a look at times winning was actually a good thing. i imagine that. >> reporter: violet and alan retired in 1983. after 27 years of retirement, they won canada's atlantic lottery receiving a check for over 11 million canada dollars. >> we're country hicks and we're not going to -- we're not travelers so why keep the money and give it to the government? >> reporter: instead, they gave it to others. almost all of it went to more than 60 public organizations. huge donations to places such as hospitals and fire stations. >> we hadn't bought one thing. that's it because there's nothing that we need. >> reporter: gloria mckenzie won a huge powerball jackpot in 2013 at the age of 84 after moving from maine to florida. she cleared $278 million after taxes. and did not forget her hometown of maine. she donated $1.8 million to the local high school that was likely to be closed because of a leaking roof. >> without that

a powerball drawing, more money, more tickets, means more chances to win, and i know i am the debbie downer of the news when it comes to the lottery, people usually don't assign me with this, i remember three directors news directors, you're not doing any more lottery tickets because you are a mean i. so many stories where people lose their houses on lottery. they get caught up in the compulsive gambling addiction, we caught cause it is with all of the hype. i don't know why powerball spends a penny on this money you can win. >> we still want powerball here. >> we're very grateful for. that will who survived between you and the news director? steve keeley. like a cockroach. you can't get rid of him. hey, gin. >> i'm going to toss to jen. >> because we want to talk to american idol. >> i can get to jen faster if you cope telling me to go to jen. >> just like american idol, steve keeley, so here. last night bigger and better than ever. we will talk about it many coming up after the break. somebody even more famous than steve keeley was on the show. >> man trying to break into a police station

the the expert in your piece, a little bit of the debbie downer. it is reality. but you just want to dream. you just want to dream for a second. >> reporter: we will continue to dream. >> exactly. >> thanks. stay with "eyewitness news" for the the latest on the the billion dollar power ball jackpot, check your power ball numbers by logging on to cbs philly.com. >>> well, a delaware county man is charged with attempted murder in the ambush shooting of the philadelphia a police officer. we are learning new details about the suspect this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter rahel solomon has the latest developments. >> he was very a a abrasive, arrogant. >> reporter: this lawyer, says he was dumbfounded when he realized suspect shooter edward archer was a previous client. >> someone who wanted to get things done his way right away. >> reporter: that was several years ago for an aggravated assault and firearms charge. archer is now known nationally for allegedly being the man in this video, he is seen approaching and rapidly firing at officer jesse hartnett. >> shots