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i still remember last week when i froze. >> yes, but i like that. >> not like that, no. a big story, take a look at the list of days in the sierra. we should be adding to these totals here over the next seven

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didn't know where i was going, i was blind, and ijust froze. hs and said to myself, "tony, this is what you want. "if you don't want it, go home." a couple more deep breaths, turn left, walk down the street, and the rest is history. excuse me, are you hear me...? this is your stop station. my stop? yes. 0k. you can get off. 0k, thank you. you want any help? i'm good. just trying to get my bearings, trying to work out which way the traffic‘s going, and if i can use the sunlight, but i can't sense any sun at all. i have to be careful going down the steps, because they're all marble and very slippery and worn so i have to go slowly and take care. no, no, it's ok. yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. all right, thank you. two people came to try and help me, but they were a bit aggressive, theyjust grabbed me, which is not the correct way to help, ‘cause it's a bit frightening. if people want to help, and many people do, ideally you would want them to speak to you and say, "hello, can i help?" but obviously not everyone speaks english. so if they don't speak, the

i still remember last week when i froze. >> yes, but i like that. >> not like that, no. a big story, take a look at the list of days in the sierra. we should be adding to these totals here over the next seven days as well although the snow level go up compared to some systems that came by the last week or so. not too bad here, we are adding totals, everything looks good today if you need to go on 50 or 80 there will be fog in the valley. fog in the valley can certainly make for tough driving. upper 40s, 50s, to 39 in livermore fog looks like it is starting to make it to sfo, it certainly has many to san jose, partly sunny, maybe saturday to the north, the last day i will say there's more sun than clouds, because there is a lot of cloud cover is coming soon, visibility just depends, sometimes it's good, sometimes bad, livermore going from mile and a half to 10, they were to 10, montague still dealing with thick fog and even to have my visibility at half moon bay, fairfield and concord with the ground, that looks to be the toughest right there at the one- to-one, a lot of

i'm sure i froze and a second or two later, the door was shutting and i remember praying, just please take what you want and -- and just leave us alone >> reporter: but, of course, leaving them alone was not what the strange, intrusive presence had in mind. not even close a night of terror only just beginning. no one was prepared for what would happen only seconds later. >> i heard angie scream, oh, my god, oh, my god. >> marie tells detectives a horrifying story, but they're not sure they believe it >> to me that was very odd it's just a cough. yeah right. and the earth is flat. ahhh!! treat your cough seriously with robitussin cf max. nothing lasts longer and treats more symptoms for your cough, cold and flu. robitussin. because it's never just a cough. this is it guys. you ready? to have epix? absolutely. woooo! you'd laugh. oh, ow. [ chuckles ] you'd cry. look, look, look, look, look, look, look,. maybe even laugh while crying. what the fertilizer? sounds pretty great, right? riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight! just say, "add epix" and it can all be yours. it's easy to upgrade. and you don't wa

. >> funny thing is, sometimes your eyelids are froze shut and in weird positions and i couldn't get off, because they were froze onto my turnout gear. so, i had to have him push my eyebrow up so i could see out of the one eye. >> reporter: and what keeps him going in all and all of those firefighters out in this cold? >> the call to duty, i guess. i don't know how to explain it as much. the heat of the moment keeps you warm while you're doing it. >> reporter: it's only when it's over do they realize the conditions. and most importantly, that family is okay tonight. the dad and his two children got out alive. and tonight, chief hansen is now dry and warm and ready for the next call. well, we salute captain hansen and all of our firefighters. i'm david muir. good night. good ht. there. >> a well-known bay area chef says he has received multiple threats this week after a viral tweet about the controversial magga hats. he said he would refuse service if anyone came into his restaurant wearing one of these. >> beginning with this tweet. it hasn't happened yet, but if you come to my restau

i wanted to. get. his boss because. we froze you know. but the pressure on us. o i was you know i was you know i got you know just i mean my most wanted i'm already but it was. the i mean we're going to. give it up as well i might just get it. but those were the oh. my god we've got a bomb i just got that already and yes it will be in the. stairs will be the whole cost going on america for profit and the drug companies are killing millions of americans for profit and if no politician does anything about it i mean i look around the world and i see this relational in the france protests and i see that is growing growing globally john locke said in sixteen ninety i believe that if the social contract was broken then it's up to the people to revolt the social contract has been shattered revolution is in the sun. rise to the right around and see. to the last three hundred twenty five so the. net is having. a turbulent week in british politics as a teresa mayes government survives a no confidence vote.

when i start to think about how i'm going to embellish them, i kind of froze up because that's really -if you pick 10 things, and seven of them are mistakes, it's okay. it's okay to... -right. -i've got 10, but i'm a fast shopper. -nice job. -i love a good thrift store. -okay. -i was looking for denim in nice fades. -i like the color, yeah. -no. -no? -no from eric? -why? -the pocket, the color, i think it must come up to here on a woman, the rise. -oh, i love that. i'd rock these. i'd rock the hell out of those. like it or don't like it? -i like it. -yikes. -i really love this pattern. -no, and no. -why not? -the color, the size, the shape, the material. -really? -no, no, no, no. -check this bad boy out. -yes, it's awesome. -no. -i actually thought it was an interesting pick. where's the creativeness? where is the willingness to take a chance? if he's going to ultimately be the leader of this business, he has to learn how to motivate his people, and how to listen to them, especially their ideas. i think it's good to open up our mind. don't just make or buy things that you like for you

and i love that you froze all week outside of parliament as we watched brexit.ca summers is the winner today. a check of u.s. markets. you can see that we have a nice little bounce with u.s. equities. 11%it is now up more than after positive earnings, north face. and you do not see on their tesla, that is down almost 10%. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. we are inief today, washington on the latest report that china could be making an offered to the united states. michael mckee from new york on alibaba. and we are at the white house with the spinning wheels on the government shutdown. in washington, there is a report that china has made an offer to eliminate the trade deficit, really? >> what we have heard is that these negotiations in beijing earlier this month, the chinese aid out an ambitious plan, $1.2 trillion buying spree over six years, which they said they would use toy eliminate the trade deficit with china.

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i will check out looks like a frozen camera shot. apparently we have a problem with the maps. a little billed in the volume and the camera froze as we you a more. i want to call out the tri-valley. i am looking at slowing of 880. i'll talk about that when i fix the map system and come back to you. nothing urgent but for people on the counter-commute. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about. the search is you said way for a perp who hit and killed a woman in the south bay. >> kris sanchez joins us live in downtown san jose, the site of the accident. kris. >> the coroner was just here to take that woman's office and

yesterday was so cold that the vermont town falls froze over. >> i have on two jackets and two coats,hree shirts and three pairs of pants. >> the storm caused multiple deaths after eight snowboard she made collapsed and trapped her inside the snow killing 113- year-old girl. over 4000 flights were canceled over the holiday weekend due to the weather. >>> instead of six weeks paid leave for new bomb could be six months making california the first state in the country to offer this generous paid leave. that would not cause each worker but instead each baby can get up to six months of care divided between family members, two adults, taking a paid leave of two months to four months. they say one problem the experiences coming back to work to send. >> for a mother to come back to work after six weeks is to taxing. >> they will not take a look at the proposal until they are told where the money will come from to pay for the idea. they have to iron out the details but hope to hear from the governor on the issue in the coming weeks. >>> the city of berkeley is one step closer to the zero wast

froze. crews couldn't get i shut, and canadian customs wasn't ng staffed, lea passengers like devon walsh stuckvery frustred. there was an immense amount of cabin fever. >> reporter: finally a replacement plane arrived, returning to newark almost 24 hours after they first took off. united says passengers were given reimbursement, compensation, hotels, and meals. quote, our crew and operations did everything possible to assist customers during the delay. but walsh says she hasn't gotten nearly enough to cover her losses, and waiting is something she's done enough of. >> bye-bye, united. eporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. quite a story to tell. >>> coming up, saints fans suing over that controversial no-call. to quitg cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit "slow turkey." along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix. you may have nicotine withdrawal sympto

i'm so glad that you're back with us your skype froze for a minute but i wanted to give you this tweet we got from nestle hahn who says this is not surprising when we hear about public housing places with no hot water or heating especially in the u.s. eighty thousand people in chicago are sleeping on the streets this winter let's examine the causes behind homelessness in the u.s. students aren't any different from the rest and so just to give our audience an idea of what people in chicago are facing right now i wanted to show this headline from the chicago tribune dangerous deep freeze a weather alert a running list of everything that's closed in the city of chicago which is facing record breaking low temperatures. and talk to us about what it's like to be a student without a dedicated place to go in a place like that yeah it is in a place that is so cold place that when i say cool but don't just mean temperature . chicago where there are always people around every corner and i think we're so desensitized to that fact that we sort of just how bond over them and you know go on to our jo

i will check out looks like a frozen camera shot. apparently we have a problem with the maps. a little billed in the volume and the camera froze as we you a more. i want to call out the tri-valley. i am looking at slowing of 880. i'll talk about that when i fix the map system and come back to you. nothing urgent but for people on the counter-commute. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about. the search is you said way for a perp who hit and killed a woman in the south bay. >> kris sanchez joins us live in downtown san jose, the site of the accident. kris. >> the coroner was just here to take that woman's office and identify her and make sure her family is notified. here is where she died, right here where the van struck and killed her. they say she was in a crosswalk as she was crossing north 10th street in east santa clara as she was hit by a white van. the driver of that van kept going and police don't know who was behind the wheel. that's why police put up a placard asking for anyone who saw something around the midnight hour to report it. we expect police will be asking neighboring businesses, including a 7-eleven for s

i can hear you actually we did you just froze for a moment but you are back more most importantly you talked about the public don't want bragg's it but it's pretty clear where the message is coming from is the politicians don't want the hard drugs if you just heard jeremy corbyn some of the party leaders say make sure that the no deal brags it is off the table before we even speak that's where the message is coming from isn't well that's an affront to democracy just like the whole idea of a heart in a soft rex's they'd be manipulating their state stablished when leaks for the last two and a half years.

i can hear you actually we did you just froze for a moment but you are back most importantly you talked about the public don't want bragg's it but it's pretty clear where the message is coming from is the politicians don't want the hard drugs if you just heard jeremy corbyn some of the party leaders say make sure there are no deal breakers it is off the table before we even speak that's where the message is coming from isn't well that's an affront to democracy just like the whole idea of a hard in a soft direction is they've been manipulating their state stablished been leaks for the last two and a half years we were asked to vote two simple question in or out we voted out seventeen point four million of us they should have delivered it we should be out by now seven jeremy called me who hasn't actually declared where he is on the you to now say you must take off the no deal there is no such thing as a no deal on the twenty ninth if we haven't got a deal we will just leave and become an independent sovereign nation and we'll keep our thirty nine billion pounds thank you very much what's

what i say about tiffany stocks fall from $128 to $80 it seems wrong to me we saw a stunning collapse in anything high end connected to brick and mortar retail. it's like the wealthy shopper just froze was it something mr. powell said i like the management routine, with the stock trading 16.5 times earnings, it's a buy as for united reynolds, this is a jay powell stock for attornce. if you think the fed is gunning for more unemployment, this will deck united reynolds united reynolds is a pure play on construction, including oil and gas construction the stock has been vulnerable to more rate hikes and production cuts my recommendation, if you think jay powell pays attention to the consequences of his actions as they impact your net worth, i would buy some united reynolds let's just say we could be a big winner in the meantime, the ceo will no doubt be buying stock right alongside you. that's what he's been doing. maybe he doesn't have a powell complex. best for last, c.a.g this is a food company that got had. sometimes you just get had when it overpaid for pinnacle, one of the most disastrous acquisitions in recent history. the positive they now own the frozen food aisle, a favorite

. >> i think we lost our picture. something froze up out there. >> it happens as soon as we decide to go there. >> we'll work out the kinks and get back to doreen. >>> 2019 started out pretty quiet. now winter is about to rear its ugly head. coming upxt chris gordon shows us how some communities are preparing for what storm team says could be several inches of snow. >>yes. this is a big storm moving in by this time tomorrow we'll havib po an inch on the ground in some areas. we'll talk more about how much you'll get in your area amelia joins me and 'rewe >>> we're going to show you a live look outside. a bright and chilly day is ending. setting the stage for wkend snow. pictures here of the trucks and crews out there gting the streets prepared putting down the brine and the salt. we're ready. >> this is our first taste of winter weather this year. storm tea 4 fine tuning their snow totals. >> we start with chrisgordon, are the roads ready out there for the storm? >> reporter: the roads are ready. we'veoueen checking throu the area al

and i turned around and said and just froze and he said that belongs in the service elevator.so it makes me more leery of shy day at the bank. honestly leery of phone calls own e-mails. that is another big part of your business these days. and again, we know people are trying to scam us but they kind of seem amateurish. then you see what a professional fishing operation looks like in its like a military operation. there is a phone bank. it is quite regimented and quite successful often. nuc with the consequences can be and how quickly you can be owned. at the same time, i realized how positive hacking can be. there is this adage which did not resonate to me the first year of reporting. weaver improve security by testing it. and if you can open a lock it is not a lock. if you can convince someone to give you information over the phone then they are not securely trained. it just felt like they were taking advantage of vulnerable people but then over time, as i got more reuse to it, i realize that is important if these are the people safeguarding my bank, keeping my transportatio

that is double what i thought it was, i have been selling at short ball evening, eight tons of fireworks. right, let's go to edinburgh, andrew black is there froze of people there on princes street, what did they make about spectacular display? yeah well, the party is still going. friends ferdinand, their main headline bands, are cranking out the hits the edinburgh castle. the pictures speak for themselves of course, let's ask some of the crowd themselves what they thought of it. weaving to you. become part of this evening? from glasgow. fantastic, you are the first scottish person i have spoken to all—night. what you think of the night? the fireworks we re think of the night? the fireworks were amazing, friends ferdinand were amazing. william. have you been here before then? no, i have never been here before. the first time i had been here, my brother, the first time we had been here. absolutely amazing, a great night. integer think about resolutions to 2019, news resolutions? when yi 's resolution? probably to do well in my course at college. yes, at reason as any. can i ask you then what do you make of the day? what did you make of the firewo

i don't believe those kids in wisconsin froze to death. there are people who are freezing to death. it's very dangerous. a year ago at this time last january there was a story that went viral about a town where the temperatures were expected to get 100 degrees below zero with the wind chill factor. it wept viral all over america. that's the town i grew up in. i understand cold weather. northern new hampshire is a brutally cold place. underneath the valleys and underneath mount washington. i understand it's important for people to be careful. but we also are getting soft in america. and anybody that would question that is really not paying attention as indicated by. so things we have mentioned earlier. >> martha: all right, governor bevin thank you very much. good to see you tonight, sir. >> thank you. >> martha: coming up, virginia's governor under fire tonight about what she said about something very serious. a bill that would allow abortions up until the moment of birth. governor mike huckabee really wants to weigh in on this when we come back. ♪ ♪ before discovering nexium 24hr t

don i'm so glad that you're back with us here skype froze for a minute but i wanted to give you this tweet we got from nestle one who says this is not surprising when we hear about public housing places with no hot water or heating especially in the u.s. eighty thousand people in chicago are sleeping on the streets this winter let's examine the causes behind homelessness in the u.s. students are any different from the rest and so just to give our audience an idea of what people in chicago are facing right now i want to show this headline from the chicago tribune dangerous deep freeze weather alert a running list of everything that's closed in the city of chicago which is facing record breaking low temperatures. and talk to us about what it's like to be a student without a dedicated place to go in a place like that. in a place that's cold place and when i say cold it don't just mean temperature. in the city of chicago where people around every corner and i think we're so decent that ties to the fact that we sort of just hop on over them and go on to our jobs. they're just like us and

i'm so glad that you're back with us your skype froze for a minute but i wanted to give you this tweet we got from nestle hahn who says this is not surprising when we hear about public housing places with no hot water or heating especially in the u.s. eighty thousand people in chicago are sleeping on the streets this winter let's examine the causes behind homelessness in the u.s. students are any different from the rest and so just to give our audience an idea of what people in chicago are facing right now i wanted to show this headline from the chicago tribune dangerous deep freeze a weather alert a running list of everything that's closed in the city of chicago which is facing record breaking low temperatures. and talk to us about what it's like to be a student without a dedicated place to go in a place like that yeah it is. in a place that is so cold place that when i say cool but don't just mean temperature i live in the city of chicago where there are always people around every corner and i think we're so desensitized to that fact that we sort of just how bond over them and you kn

i'm so glad that you're back with us your skype froze for a minute but i wanted to give you this tweet we got from the us leon who says this is not surprising when we hear about public housing places with no hot water or heating especially in the u.s. eighty thousand people in chicago are sleeping on the streets this winter let's examine the causes behind homelessness in the u.s. students aren't any different from the rest and so just to give our audience an idea of what people in chicago are facing right now i wanted to show this headline from the chicago tribune dangerous deep freeze a weather alert running lists of everything that's closed in the city of chicago which is facing record breaking low temperatures. talk to us about what it's like to be a student without a dedicated place to go in a place like that. in a place that is so cold and a place that and when i say cool they don't just mean temperature i live in the city of chicago where they're holding people around every corner and i think we're so desensitized to that fact that we sort of just hop on over them and you know go

i know americans love their pie. >> we do. >> tse are froze berries. esn't matter. you can do peach, you can do whatever fru you like. >> i want to go back to something, i recognize everything else here. what is this? >> that's ground linseed, almond and sunflower meal, y but can do flaxseed meal as well. we're going to to toss this with a little bit of maple syrup. we're going to do cinnamon. i did lon juic maple syrup and a bit of cinnamon. you know with the diet culture we're so focused on the foods we have to remove and give up, but want people to focus on the foods they can add to their plate. the crumble i made from oats so really healthy. not just oats, i'm going to do coconut flakes. aisle goi i'm going to do almoeds, chia se >> this is ground linseed, almond and sunflower meal. you can just do ground flaxseed to keep it simple. >> why do you like that? >> it's high in fiber and essential fatty acids. it keeps you really full. this crumble can be eaten for breakfast it's that healthy. >> i thought it was >> i'm going to do maple syrup and coconu

community needs and i think that for whatever reason there has not been enough discussion about the fact that congress appropriated those funds for that pay increase and the president froze those pay increases. i would like to request your office to provide that information once it is available. >> yeah. we'll circle around and talk about it if you like. >> thank you. i yield back. >> gentleman's time has expired. it is my honor to yield to the ranking member mr. womack. >> thank you very much to the chair. thank you director hall for your continued work at cbo. i think we have had a pretty good discussion on your economic outlook. i think there have been substantive questions here. i'll try to amplify on some of those. it is obvious to my friends on the other side have targeted the carp rat t corporate tax rate. they believe it was ill advised and i think the plan right now is to move it to 28%. can you give me a quick assessment as to what you -- what cbo thinks would happen in the event that the corporate rate went from 21 to 28%? >> sure. i suppose without doing the estimate i suppose it would see the inverse of having it lower to begin with. it would likely have an

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because when he froze the federal work force, three different times, i didn't hear the outrage on this house floor, mr. chairman. i'm hearing today. it somehow always one side of the aisle's fault unless it happens to be their party's president that invokes the freeze. i would say, mr. chairman, we need to make sure that those broad brush characterizations are not conveyed here on the house floor. with that i would -- respectfully i would. mr. hoyer: i thank you very much. you make a a good point. -- you make a good point. when president obama became president. we were in a deef trough as the gentleman remembers. it was january of 2009. we sat around the cabinet table. i was the majority leader then as well. and i said, federal employees ought to get no cost of living adjustment, mr. president. the country is in a deep trough. many people are hurting in this country. and we should not have a cola adjustment this year. and i supported it the second year of not having a cola adjustment because we were still -- you will not find any record of me standing on this floor saying that we ought

froze their clothes into place. they dip them in water. in a few minutes they look like this. >> i see two clouds in the sky. we are out here doing yard ornaments. we don't care. we will do whatever we got to do to have some fun. that is what i'm saying. >> the best way to describe this weather is for you to think of the temperature of your freezer and then imagine something 20 degrees colder. on that note we will head back inside. back to you. >> you can always go ice fishing i guess. to give you an idea how cold it is this man throwing boiling water into the air. it freezes instantly and then vaporizes. >> yeah couple of red faced pilots. they were working on that beach craft you see there all smashed up. they kounltd get it started. they walked away. well couple of minutes later the propeller engaged. that plane took off down the run way by it self. nobody at the controls. never actually left the ground but it did crash into a car and hit a fence and police and fire said that's a good thing because it was headed right for a hang far full of a bunch of people. the good news is nobody was hurt. >>> let's ta

claire, i understand you have at the most about six months to use the eggs you froze ten years ago orthere doesn't seem to be a reason for the time limit. it was, from what i understand, theyjust picked a number out of the air. so, it seems ridiculous that people are trying to be sensible in preserving their fertility while they deal with issues that they're going through in their life or waiting to meet the right partner. yeah. if the eggs, you know, have then to be destroyed after ten years for no reason, then it seems... it doesn't seem like a sensible law, really. one potential concern is that changing the time limit, extending it, might encourage women to have babies when they're a lot older. with all the complications and costs that that might bring. what do you say about that? well... the complications... it depends what you mean by old. i mean, if you're talking women having babies in their 60s from eggs that they've frozen in their 205, i think there's other issues around that, which is not... not to do with the quality of the eggs but, you know, it's to do with having childr

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i boiled a cattle -- kettle and took it outside. brent: you threw it up into the air and it immediately froze. adam: it is a remarkable thing.bviously it is risky to have boiling water fall on you. but when it hits the dense and obviouslsly very, very cold air, it was -27 degegrees this momor, it instantly vaporizes. so, most of it turns into steam. brent: i mean, that is simply amazing, and it speaks to how dangerous this is. we understand that meteorologists have been saying that you can get frostbite, exposed skin within a matter of minutes if you go outside. so, what are people doing then in an effort to try and go about a normrmal day's actitiviti? adam: well, the obvious reaction agagainst frostbite is y c cover up. if you do go outsiside you see people with goggles and scarves around theiriraces and every patch h of their skikin is cove. but there are other dangers. if you inhale such cold air deeplyntnto your lunungs you can cause e damage to yoyour lungs s wewell. so the general advice that everyone has been given here is if you can stay inside, do not go outside. so even the short walk that i took is bebeing discou

that that's a mug of water it's boiling water and i boiled it and took a mug of boiling water outside and you threw it up into the air and it immediately froze. it is a remarkable thing it's always a little risky you know one point in water to fall on you but when it when it hits the very dense and obviously very very cold air it was minus twenty seven degrees when i got up this morning it instantly vaporizes so most of it turns into interstate i mean that that is simply amazing and it speaks to how dangerous this is we understand that a meteorologist have been saying that you can get frostbite exposed skin within a matter of minutes if you go outside so what are people doing then in an effort to try to go about you know a normal day's activities. well the obvious reaction against frostbite is you cover up if you do go outside you see people with goggles and scarves around their faces and every patch of their skin is covered but there are other dangers if you inhale such cold air deeply into your lungs you can cause great damage to your lungs as well so the general advice that everyone is being given here is if if you can stay inside don't g

froze a shirt. >> this is a board. >> jimmy: very solid. and this lady, i don't know -- she decided -- >> ow!> jimmy: i don't know why she decided to do this. >> the banana broke in half! >> jimmy: yeah, right. all that money she invested in the banana hammer business went to waste. it's a lot of schools closed today, it was literally too cool for school today. in situations like this when you work at the school district you have to get the word out to make sure kids and parents don't come in. and this is great. this is a principal and a school superintendent from genesee county, michigan. they really hit this out of the park. ♪ i heard about a winter storm it's cold and dreary stay home stay warm ♪ ♪ it's cold and it's a snowy winter morning ♪ ♪ it goes like this when the snow hits ♪ ♪ the buses can't get out of it ♪ ♪ it's cold and it's a snowy winter morning ♪ ♪ it's a snow day oh it's a cold day ♪ ♪ stay home and just play it's a great family day ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. give those guys a pair of grammy awards. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know why the glasses were nece

froze fast. as soon as the sun went down it was a flash freeze. i think we'll s it tonight in most areas, not inside theri di but justts ide. temperatures currently in the 30s. wind at 9 miles per hour. look at the rest of the area. 34 gaithersburg. 34 in cup peller. 41 in fredericksburg. we are going to cool extremely quickly this evening. so i think after sunest temperatrop below freezing everywhere. refreeze after sunset, watch for black ice again. you're going to see that for sure. and then wait until after 9:00 a.m. tomorrow if c you to drive around. that's why a lot of schools were delayed or closedtoday. we could see more delays tomorrow. maybe two hour delays because ice is t goingbe a big issue even tomorrow morning. radar picture, not much to show youig here. we are and dry. we're going to stay that way. satellite radar showing most of the country on the dry. si the exception back here in california. and that storm comeshrough for us thursday to friday. it's a small storm, but look at what itdoes. comes in on thursday afternoon. thursday n

what happened is he froze the market now it's thawed but i think people said wow, wait a second, if this thinks that we ought to overshoot to break an economy that we think is okay, maybe we should all pull back that's why goldman put out that wealth effect piece. it was nordstrom that had a bad quarter. i know they're poor executers. there was something that happened in the high end morgan stanley -- the people who really are attuned to what was going on, they stopped. >> you think that's why we got macy's and nordstrom and signet and vail resorts. >> vail definitely signet, i haven't spent some time in signet it's not as high end but still you have to spend money to buy a ring so i'm concerned that the month of december was aberrant but not because of anything that james gorman did it was aberrant because people were afraid everywhere what this tells me, it wasn't just hedge funds it was kind of everyone who had wealth >> people pulled back. >> now we have 800,000 people living paycheck to paycheck. >> well, not getting a paycheck at all. >> paycheck to not paycheck. >> the statistic t

that's what i call party. [ light laughter ] don't leave 'em in your car! my eyeballs froze!"er ] >> jimmy: and this morning, president trump tried to talk about global warming in a a tweet. but he spelled it wrong. ta a look. he wrote "global waming." [ laughter ] he was like, "global warming is a hoax. but global waming is very real." [ applause ] then he said, "i recommend g staydoors and drinking a a wam cup of tea." >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here's some ews though. federal employees returned to work this week. yes. [ cheers and applae ] wthough one woman says thn she got back to her office she had over 4,000 unread emails. [ audience ohs ]se even wthey were all from one employee who kept writing, "where is everybody?" [ laughter ] you read the papers? umapplause ] some more news, s acting attorney general says that robert mueller's investigation is close to being finished. it's been almost two years.en olton from "the bachelor" was like, "i don't know how much longer i can wait. [ laughter ] [ applause ] come on. let's go. i'm ready. i'm ready." that's right. t