herder inle to kevin the corner, string music. terps win 85-78. gw-st. louis, the colonials down by two. a nice spin move, gets the bucket from nba range. two minutes left, still tied at 53-53. 63-55.s, side, women's third-ranked maryland continues to dominate. so far.onference one last practice today before the terps host iowa. last time facing the hawkeyes, it was not a cakewalk. >> they will be a team that will compete really hard for 40 minutes. we were disappointed when we play them the first time. we gave up a lot in the second quarter. for us, just like we did in the halftime with illinois, we want to play a 40 minute, and that's a dominant 40 minutes. sibling rivalry never stops with the williams sisters, venus and serena battling it out at the aussie open. venus had once that wore off, she took control of the match. serena wins the first set. second set, the same. matchpoint, serena makes her way to the net. venus gives the backhand, goes wide. serena beats her big sister, her 23rd grand slam title, the most in the open era. the nhl skills compe

the robotic inls capture the ocean. of the snails and worms they spotted may be undiscovered species. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" a retail firm goes on a hiring spree. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. stocks finished lower on wall street led by losses in the financial sector. the dow fell 59 points, its third straight loss. the nasdaq fell six. >>> the world's largest retailer walmart is adding about 10,000 jobs in the u.s. walmart is opening 59 new or expanded stores. now, the expansion includes some new services like online grocery pickups. walmart has 1.5 million employees in the u.s. >>> but the home improvement retail retail retailer lowe's is lag off people. that it will enhance efficiency and productivity and providing severance and outplacement services to displaced workers. >>> deutsche bank finalized the $7.2 billion settle manin't with the government over is sale of mortgage-backed securities prior to the 2008 financial crisis.

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inl these guys sandbagging along here now, you think it can hold this river in? >> no.the river wants to go, it will go. there's nothing you can do about it. >> pelley: emergency workers evacuated about 400 homes in reno and schools were closed after nevada declared a state of calgency. in california, hundreds were usrced to flee the flooding and cars were crushed by falling trees. mudslides kept road crews busy on the pacific coast highway and reterstate 80, where it took dave wood and his crew ten hours to clear the mess. >> this is where the mudslide was at. it's five feet deep, 80 feet wide and 1,000 feet long. >> reporter: california also lost one of its oldest residents. the storm toppled a famous giant sequoia carved into a living tunnel in the 1880s. the truckee river is now slowly beginning to recede. t the height of the storm, the water here in this park where i'm standing was another four or five feet higher and it's not necessarily over just yet. scott, there are another two storms headed this way. >> pelley: carter evans for us tonight. urter, thank you. co

--cy: a chinese billionaire slump inl at the its property business.been acquiring a number of hollywood assets. he is looking to lift his entertainment unit by 2020. takada has admitted to showing doubly risks for about 15 -- deadly risks for about 15 years. they will pay $1 million to settle the inquiry and the united states. the settlement with u.s. regulators. sources say the settlement may be announced by march. the economic forum is back on the agenda, the annual meeting starts this week. they will spend a large chunk of time talking about climate change. and how to profit from all of that. skip you have decided to davos for dubai. good choice. this tie back into anxieties around growth over the next year or two? >> climate change has come back to the top of the agenda. effortss to the companies are making in terms of energy use and promoting clean energy, in particular. , inerms of global growth terms of the uae, proactive in pushing forward and energy strategy. targets, spanning different types of initiatives. yousef: we also have donald trump

importance inl ending the war and shaping the piece. ,rant looked at his handiwork made a few corrections that it was lee's job to review it. when he came to the end he remarked that it will have a very happy affect on my army. we had one more request, would he consider allowing the enlisted men to keep their animals for farming. grant agreed. lee said this would be very gratifying and will do much towards consolidating our people. lee turned -- we returned the book to grant and a letter was drafted accepting the terms which also had to be copied to lease documents were prepared, grant was introduced to the staff officers and generals. including captain robert lincoln. 3:00 p.m. they parted ways and the confederate .ommander left the house when the lee mounted, grant lifted his hat in salud without speaking as did the other officers present. we did the same and rode away. that grant went to his headquarters, he informed the officials of the surrender. news of the surrender spread quickly throughout the union, thousands of soldiers were cheering and throwing their hats in the air. a 100 gu

after ripping into the republicans for their refusal of hearings, somebody nominated inl the lame-duckpart of obama's presidency, he has suggested that the democrats might engage in enough parliamentary tricks to prevent president-elect from even being voted upon in the senate. until the 2018 congressional elections when the democrats think they will control the senate. >> megyn: we are going to talk about his flip-flopping. in a minute. but what would that mean for the supreme court, if they were stuck with eight justices for the next couple years? >> a tie vote in the supreme court, which doesn't always happen but has happened, means that the decision below becomes the law. it's not a ruling on the merit. just a refusal to disturb that decision below. but i can tell you that the supreme court does want a ninth member. no matter who it is. because they feel they have more integrity when they have a full membership. anna president trump believes that. >> megyn: when he was confirmed in the '80s, was confirmed i think it was in -- 98-0. >> correct. >> megyn: it wasn't that there were fe

fighting inled vietnam.he pictures are part of a virtual wall of faces that the museum is planning. , 6:39. veronica: we have a bit of precipitation coming down in the form of light snow showers and flurries, even switching into showers freezing on contact. let me show you the temperatures out the door this morning. 22 to 26 degrees, well below freezing. here's the big areas we are tracking, down into virginia, this area of blue represents a bit in the way of snow. marshal by 7:09, it is going to take some time, a slip -- slow-moving batch of light snow spots on area roads this morning until 9 a.m., 10 a.m., the high is finally above freezing. 35 degrees, lots of clouds, best day of the work week, going way up and then back down for the weekend with more weather coming in. here's a look at thursday. the weekend showing you the cold, 35 in frederick, 36 in fredericksburg. dealing with some wintry weather , coming out late into early sunday morning. another look at the ten-day forecast it just a few minutes. j

. >> operation that killed oe sam ba bin laden inl. >> this is victory for america. >> amazing. ♪ grace> gun control was defeated today. >> we shall overcome. yes, we can. we honor those who work so we can run. >> in an excerpt that the speech "this is where i learned that change only happens when ordinary people get involved and engaged to demand it." good evening, john. >> i'm good. >> tell me bittersweet night for you. >> sure. i think it's better sweet for anybody sad to see this president go. >> what do you think he will focus on? >> for president to look back on what they have achieved and lessons learned. to see the country and american the country and that comes with lesson and this chance for president to impart some of the things that he or show has learned. >> who can forget the speech back in 2008 at the democratic conventi convention. what's it's like to write for him? >> think the more important the speech, the more involved the president tend to be. you have seen fa mouse to toe of the president -- when you write a speech, you do best to capture the voice of someone and t

who are inle disproportionate need of state ,rotection, of a public sector that the efforts to subvertt, to get rid of those types of regulatory protections but also those types of social will have arams, devastating impact on black people in particular. and so the effort to sort of unite people around this false idea of america first by attacking immigrants, by attacking muslims, is built on sand, in some ways, and it is built on incoherence. decline? >> it is interesting that his chosen model for this is the military. that is what he is holding up as the model of going to war and overwhelmingly against muslim countries, and the sort of heavily armed united america against all enemies. and i think that is the plan. that is the game plan. amy: allan, president trump just gave his 15 minute inaugural address. your thoughts? >> it is the most substantive inaugural address i can remember hearing. usually they are full of platitudes and this was packed with political program. and it shows how serious this guy is. this movements is. we're really facing a national emergency now. it is not a

column inle source "the washington post. " forget the capitol dome or marble pillars -- the site manyashington watchers want to see is future first lady melania trump. we sat down earlier this week with one of the curators at the smithsonian who focuses on first ladies. about the her inaugural addresses over the years and the role of the first lady. [video clip] >> what is the role of the first lady on inauguration day? really, it is the first lady's debut on the national stage as the first lady of the united states. it is her first chance to play that ceremonial role that she will be playing for the next 4-8 years. she holds the bible as the president takes the oath of office. she plays hostess at the inaugural ball. she plays that first moment of becoming someone families will be looking at over the next 4-8 years. host: we will bring you the dancing and the speeches as well as reairing everything that happened earlier in the day. bill in west virginia. you are apprehensive. good morning. tell us why. caller: well, i believe that trump was helped by the russians and by the rnc. i wi

senator, i can tell you that in my many years of involvement inl the military i had a close relationship with the intelligence community. i could evaluate their effectiveness at times on a daily basis and i have very,ery very high degree of confidence in our intelligence community. the senate and the house arms or for general mad is. the waiver overrides a rule stating us service members who have been out of uniform for seven years hold the title. he retired in 2013. the president honored vp with at very special award he was not expecting. i am pleased to award our nation's highest civilian honoro the presidential medal of freedom. (applause) he got really emotional there. the vice-president tiered up as president made the announce. president obama called the man an extraordinary man with an extraordinary career in public service. the best possible choice not for me, but for the american people. mr. president, this honor is not only well beyond what i deserve, but extent and general rosti of your spirit. president obama also choked the tribute today will give the internet one last chance

going to keep doing what they're doing and care less about the relationship with the press in twrad inl. press people, you need to have some relationship with reporters and rely on them to communicate with the american people. they now believe as they saw in the election can do whatever they want. whether you like them or hate them, call you names or assault them. cover you more than anybody else in the world and as long as that is the case they believe they have the leverage to say whatever they want. >> timothy said it's not a war with the press but with information. >> it's a war with information. and one thing that those who love the first amendment have to remember is they needn't be defensive about it. that's why the founders gave it to us. there's nothing wrong with defending right to free speech. that's media and everyone out there who wants to learn the truth. that's the philosophy of today. >> that's why be cool -- go ahead. >> they are obsessed with getting coverage. worst thing in steve bannon's lex con is not talking about them at all. >> i've been saying that. especially m

the murders are connected.nnec a search affidavit filed inle court, a family member toldr police the male victim is a drug dealer. paul wagner joins us live from police headquarters with more on this story.stor paul. >>reporter: hey there, goodd evening. we don't have anything new onav the motive at this point, butnt, what we can tell you you is whas we found in this search warranth filedis in fairfax county today and he has a history of dealing drugs, mainly marijuana. when the police searched his home on barney stone court meme found a backpack with plantk material as well as a w scale.a. they also found several spent shell casings as well as bullets. on thursday, search warrant affidavit says a family member went to the home on barney stone court after the victim yeah neck hannah failednh to show for a 7:00 meeting. in the warrant, he was dead ondd the floor obviously murdered surrounded by shell casings. police took several items fromra the thel house, including a save and a cellphone. the body of 22 year old cadet saw men a was found slumped behind a tree in burke.urke she had a

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pat is going to support this , david duke inl a $500 suit. host: eddie in south carolina.ood morning. caller: good morning. thank you for accepting my call. this is the worst mess i have ever seen in my life. and i am 82 years old. and i have never seen nothing like this before. to welcomeosed anybody, anybody who wants to come for a better life. and this president, i don't know what to say about him. are notrepublicans saying anything. and they know this president is wrong. the congresses and say anything, they haven't tried to do anything and they know the president is wrong. thank you so much. host: donald trump speaking out on twitter yesterday, talking about his cabinet and efforts to get his nominees appointed saying "when will democrats give us our attorney general and the rest of the cabinet? they should be ashamed of .hemselves no wonder d.c. doesn't work." jeff sessions will be having his hearing today. educations, the secretary nominee, will have a vote today in the senate. health, education, labor and pension committee happens at 10:00 and we will show you that

inl street has rallied anticipation the dodd-frank would be repealed but i'm not certain that will happen in the first 100 days. mark: what elements of dodd-frank will be peeled back? >> the volcker rule does not make all a lot of of sense but things that do make sense that will be more difficult to repealed because the opposition would be reducing capital requirements. one of the good things about derivativess that are more transparent now. that helps derivative pricing. think you will get a repeal of higher capital requirements or a repeal of less transparency on derivatives. you might get a repeal of the volcker rule. a lot of good things came out of dodd-frank that will be probably capped. says the ruleson stymie his ability to lend. there is so much money locked away on a shelf, billions which could be put to better use. isn't that the core issue? >> i completely agree with that. you've got to let these banks lend because that goes to the heart of how capitalism works and how we increase the growth rate for gdp which donald trump has promised will increase to 4%. with that and the im

also take into consideration the culture and the pride and the natural history of the people you are inling with, that can very mucd 1941. yes. >> you mentioned about the success of the american surface fleet. would you comment on the japanese failure to go after the appeal tanks, the shipyard, the submarines, and whether that was something they considered or the point was get the american fleet? >> that was something afterwards that it was easy to point to. has no oil either. they import all of their oil. farmey take out the tank in a long, the ships that are there cannot operate. the japanese did not hit that. in hindsight, we know that would have been a prime target. liberalrs, and he was a minded individual, his orders were to cripple the fleet. if you take out half of their fleet, that his success. he thought we had four carriers and eight battleships, and if you get two of the carriers and four of the battleships, you have done your job. he did sink four of the battleships. the carriers were not there. when the pilots came back after that second rate, the squadron commanders told him,

i contacted a lincoln scholar i know named wayne temple, and he who worked inle the assassination and the trial after the assassination, crook is not have much credibility. he says things we can prove he is lying about. , doingms to be in places things that he clearly never did. happened to, in georgetown, find a lincoln amateur scholar's papers, and he had a folder called crook. orhad gotten an interview found a transcript of an interview with a person who worked with crook in the latter part of the century. crook has maded, a career out of his presumed relationship with abraham lincoln. that same folder, i found reference to a letter in the washington post, which i looked up. it was by another member of the lincoln staff named charles forbes. anyone who looks into lincoln's life, he was his manservant. angry when the first crook articles appeared that, as far as i can tell, this is the only written element he ever contributed. this is a guy who spent time with lincoln and the white house, was his manservant, took care of him, prepared meals, all that kind of stuff. he was so incense

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but really, it is unlikely we inl see a very large spike interest rates.he ability of the u.s. economy to withstand a very large rate hike cycle is pretty limited these days. there are also reasons we could talk for hours on. but the economy would not be able to withstand a very sustained large rise in short-term interest rates. anna: how many height you get? long-term fed's neutral rate is about 3%, that looks about right. clearly we have a lot of hiking to do, but it is going to be fairly gradual. questionk to your about animal spirits -- it trump unleashes a major new investment wave and recklessly u.s. managed -- recklessly they achieve 3% growth over the next years, the story changes. largedon't think that regime change is on us. i think it is modest stimulus, modest growth acceleration and a further rising bond yields. at i modest proportions, not 1994. manus: your breaking everyone's joy of trumpenomics. tell us the chest move you plan to make in terms of the reflation trade, even if modest? point.this is the if we were on a major reflation cycle, y

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and if you look at this, the white bar indicates reserves for a sixth straight month at a five low, inlingion january, which has a lot of people worried. in terms of the onshore yen, the line did go down and the u.n. went down versus the dollar. a big debate over how significant the drop in the reserve is, because most economists believe in a stronger reserve balance, a psychologically important number to implement capital controls. on the other hand the chinese debt market is dominated by domestic choice with liquidity's . that the actual levels don't matter as much since they don't rely on next are no forces asthma. thiset: oliver: -- oliver: is a pretty big chart, but it really also -- i love the way that it looks brilliant in line with the win, seeing that depreciation or weakening that we have seen. scarlet: certainly: -- correlation. you can go to this profile here, click on it, billionaire profile. this is great, just a good way to assess how much you are making. over here is net worth based on former composites of all the different avenues as well. dropping off at $1.4 billion. sca

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the little bit higher is just inl the cost, so it is 1.9 percent higher for our residential customertheir bill. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. any other public comment? mr. kelly. >> that concludes my report. >> thank you. we move to item 8, which is i think what most people are here for and first of all, thank you for coming out on a rainy and stormy day to talk to us. one caution i would like to get is probably more directed toward myself than anybody else and that is that this is-we are early in the process of dealing with the challenge that is presented to us by the state and my own sense of that is it is not helpful to get overly positional at this point. what i would like to do and what is staff is prepared to do is to present the best dat a that we can at the moment, present as to what the state is proposing and the impacts on us could conceivebly be. that isn't a position and we are trying to get as close to fact as we can and we open up to public comment and welcome whatever comment you have. the head of the state board asked san francisco to step up to the c

chicago police say there have be been 182 shootings and 38 inlings in 2017. nighf last night, the city's police superintendent said in a t said in the department is more ling tilling to work with the federal government. hicago recorded 762 homicides 16.2016. ighe total is higher than new york city and los angeles combined. >>> president trump has asked fbi director james comey to stay on the job. president obama appointed comey in 2013. he has more than six years left al his ten-year term at the fbi. mr. trump praised comey at the white house sunday during a reception for law enforcement. ident copresident could reexamine the relationship next mear. a government agency is investigating whether comey broke protocol when he notified congress about evidence during the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. >>> the secret service is taking >> action against a senior agent who suggested that she would not onke a bullet for president trump. reports yesterday say the agent made the anti trump soshl media post around the election. ng.f beg guess is in washington. mo g

the little bit higher is just inl the cost, so it is 1.9 percent higher for our residential customer on their bill. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. any other public comment? mr. kelly. >> that concludes my report. >> thank you. we move to item 8, which is i think what most people are here for and first of all, thank you for coming out on a rainy and stormy day to talk to us. one caution i would like to get is probably more directed toward myself than anybody else and that is that this is-we are early in the process of dealing with the challenge that is presented to us by the state and my own sense of that is it is not helpful to get overly positional at this point. what i would like to do and what is staff is prepared to do is to present the best dat a that we can at the moment, present as to what the state is proposing and the impacts on us could conceivebly be. that isn't a position and we are trying to get as close to fact as we can and we open up to public comment and welcome whatever comment you have. the head of the state board asked san francisco to step up to t

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julie: china reserves are hovering above $3 trillion, inling $41.08 billion december. even after the steepest annual declining two decades. more from hong kong. enda curran joins us now. we got this news on reserves as china is still attempting to stabilize the currency. but that stabilization is certainly not working for the offshore yuan. enda: it is certainly coming at a price. we are seeing two things. they managed to hold above the 3 trillion mark last year, but not until they burned 300-plus billion. on the other hand downward pressure on the offshore here in hong kong, and the authorities managed to create a good liquidity squeeze that made it much more difficult and expensive to short you want. we are seeing more downward pressure on the currency again. even though china held's reserves above $3 trillion, the continued pressure is down on the yuan, down on the reserve policy. hearing or are we what are we gleaning in terms of their continued willingness to do what they have been doing in the face of this continuing u.s. dollar strength? enda: i think they are v

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our anjali hemphill is inl i i northeast with a look how snow o prep is already underway.y uer good morningface of the moonfe here. this is one of the larger salt l domes here in our area d. aa d toes will using this salt brian mixture to spread over our or roadways ahead of this storm. no how much snow we end up getting did the.did t to are prepared.pared they spent last night and earlye this morning spreading this salt pile along the d.c. roadways.dw but as you well know we're allll very familiar unfortunately byna now that the dmv is notorious for that snarled traffic andic a slippery roadways pretty muchy m time we even have a small winten weather event here. so remember around this time last year just days ahead of a historic snowstorm we were we w getting ready for bunch ofor b inches to come d.c. trafficic turned utter chaos when the aree got just 1 inch of unexpectedte snowfall.snowll that was of course during thee g evening rush hour.evening ru in that storm, d.c. mayor even e apologized for the city's inadequate response saying theyn should have been out with mre resources.so so t

oh jecurur r c.cln inl.♪ere heun.zthdede buyo otersw reryotevealwi msionanthio >>> welcome back everybody. you know, next week we're going to be in davos starting on tuesday, we'll be there tuesday and wednesday. so big lineup lined up for you. steve, i want to thank you for being with us today. >> pleasure. >> i know you have a big guest today too. >> 10:00 on tuesday we'll have jack lew exit interview. you guys have a great time. some schnitzel -- >> i think we're taking the beef jerky with us. >> sausage, what do you eat? >> fondu, cheese fondu. >> bread. >> eat well. >> thank you very much. have a great weekend, it's a long weekend. we will be live in davos, "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. faber's off today. huge friday. earnings season begins with the banks. got some big name upgrades. europe finishes the week strong. retail sales, wholesale prices mostly in line. our roadmap

no sight of snow falling inle allentown where there are breaks of sunshine and temperatures are startingt northwesterly wind at 5 mls is going to be light today but strong mer the afternoon. this afternoon with the sunshine breaking through the clouds and the temperatures in the 30s we will see the snow w melt. another dose of snow tomorrow at the shore. >>> if you are headed out, let's check the conditions for the "first alert traffic" reporter jessica boyington. >> we had a particularly quiet morning rush considering the weather conditions. we are watching the schuylkill expressway slow in both directions. near belmont avenue, you can see the two disa abled tru-- disabl trucks on the shoulder. you will have a 20-minute drive time into easton. and most of the bridges are down the 35 miles per hour. a tracy, back to you. >>> we will have another update in 25 minutes. you can stay updated with the news and the weather coming in over to the weekend with the nbc 10 app which is a free download. "the today" show continues in a few minutes. ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank,

the little bit higher is just inl the cost, so it is 1.9 percent higher for our residential customer on their bill. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. any other public comment? mr. kelly. >> that concludes my report. >> thank you. we move to item 8, which is i think what most people are here for and first of all, thank you for coming out on a rainy and stormy day to talk to us. one caution i would like to get is probably more directed toward myself than anybody else and that is that this is-we are early in the process of dealing with the challenge that is presented to us by the state and my own sense of that is it is not helpful to get overly positional at this point. what i would like to do and what is staff is prepared to do is to present the best dat a that we can at the moment, present as to what the state is proposing and the impacts on us could conceivebly be. that isn't a position and we are trying to get as close to fact as we can and we open up to public comment and welcome whatever comment you have. the head of the state board asked san francisco to step up to t