hi, steve. >> hi, jamie. president saying there are things the president can do to boost the economy, create jobs and help the middle class. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell saying today approving the keystone pipeline would be one important step. republicans say it's time for the president to make a final decision on that long delayed project. mcconnell says the president could also move faster on trade agreements. >> the president has sort of hung out on the left and tried to get what he wants through the bureaucracy as opposed to moving to the political center. we're anxious to help him create jobs. but we are not going to go over and endorse more spending more debt, more taxes and more regulation. >> in his state of the union address tuesday, the president is expected to address the growing economic inequality in the u.s. he will suggest ways to help the poor and the middle class. he will work with congress where possible and also ready to react on his own. >> we can start by extending unemployment

jamie oliver. he's made it his mission about the obesity threat to america's children and he joins me now. welcome to you, jamie. how are you? >> hello, piers. >> spending the last few months trying to work out who is more unpopular in america right now, me for trying to bring in sensible gun control or you for trying to bring in sensible portion control. what's your thoughts? >> it's probably you at the moment, piers. but i'm probably close behind you. >> in all seriousness, i think what you have been doing is extraordinary. but how do you think you're doing in reality? are you having much effect? are you still running up a large hill? >> i actually think we got to the top of the hill. i really believe the progress has the capacity to be pushing good things downhill now. when i saw you last about this, there were many things we had to battle against. i've decided to focus my efforts in california. if we can get california moving forward, the rest of america will follow, then the rest of the world

you can feel it, jamie. >> absolutely. to the bone.ear-old california girl was kidnapped at gunpoint right outside her own home but she's been found alive. police say 43-year-old david douglas followed the family home from walmart and grabbed the girl. investigators found the victim inside douglas' car several hours later. thank goodness she was not hurt. >> some sad news from the music world. legendary singer phil everly, one half of the everly brothers, has died. phil's wife says he died from complications from lung disease. he was 74 years old. >> quite a run. >>> at this hour, there are growing concerns over safety during the winter olympics in sochi. today, russian president putin signing a decree to beef up security at the games set to begin a little more than a month from now. all of this after two deadly bombings in southern russia in recent weeks. as an insurgent leader is calling on his followers to attack these very games. but this is not the first time the olympics has been a target. does the kremlin have what it takes to k

. >> i'm jami colby. the increased violence we're telling but started late last week. now it seems that the situation is quickly unraveling. speaking in jerusalem this morning, secretary of state john kerry pledged his support for iraq's government, but completely ruled out the possibility of sending in any u.s. troops there. peter is live in washington with the very latest. that flag flying is very disconce disconcerning, peter. >> and jamie, it's been two years and 18 days since the last convoy of american troops left iraq. and today, the news from baghdad is grim. 20 people have been killed in baghdad today in a series of bombings. and this comes as al qaeda militants in nearby ramadi and falluja have been battling security forces. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry is promising to help, but not with american troops. and here is why. >> we are not, obviously, contemplating returning. we're not contemplating putting boots on the ground. this is their fight. but we're going to help them in their fight. and yes, we have an interest. we have an interest in helping t

i'm jamie colby. time now for sunday house call. >> welcome for another edition of sunday house call. chairman and professor of neurology and chief of robotics surgery there. i'm talking mark segal. he is also the author of the inner pulse with the secret code of sickness and health. we will do a lot of unlocking of secrets today. >> great to see you. >> we will start with a bold new recommendation from the fda that occurred this past week and they are asking doctors to cut down on the amount of acetominophen. what does this mean and how dangerous is it? we are talking about liver damage. >> this is important medical news. the fda is reminding most. we are talking to doctors now and do not prescribe any of the medications that is more than 325 milligrams mostly because of liver toxicity. they gave a warning to the manufacturers that half of them went on with the flow and we have medications out there. whether the purpose is vicodin, they all have acetominophen. this therapy that a lot of people don't

plus after paying $20 billion in fines jp morgan chase has given a huge raise to ceo jamie dimon. later in the federal reserve there is a new documentary that chronicled the fed during the financial crisis, and this was an intriguing day at the economic forum with ali velshi. i'm david shuster, and this is "real money." >> this is "real money," and you are the most important part of the show. join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter @aj real money. this has not been a very good day for all of how have money invested in the stock market. for the second day in a row stocks took a big dive, the dow dropped 318 points and the trading loss of 2%. that capped off the weekly decline that they have seen in more than a year. the tech heavy nasdaq fell 2.95%. investors appear to be spooked about what is known as the emerging markets, the rapidly developing countries of brazil, russia and china. those economies are showing signs of slowing down. the market reaction began on thursday following reports of a contraction in china's manufacturing output. that report combined w

just three weeks after surgery, tada, it's the new jamie.ebook. >> they're all really excited for me and slightly jealous, too. >> reporter: but will she be able to maintain her new sculpted jaw line over time? month after month she's still flaunting her new chin on social media and just today we met up with her on her lunch break? >> it's by nine month since my surgery and i'm still really happy with the results. you know, as you can see, my chin is definitely smaller. and it's really everything i could have asked for. >> reporter: blanca seems equ equalequa equally pleased with her recovery. these are her new arms just weeks after surgery. there's not much more he can do with blanca, but dr. rollins always seems to be on hunt for fresh meat. >> i try not to bring my work home with me. but occasionally when i'm driving, i see a double chin and i'm just like oh, please, i really just need you to come in and take care of that. >> reporter: for "nightline" -- >> i've been keeping my jacket on. don't look at my arm pms. >> just for the record,

we do have more of that interview with jamie dimon.ked to him about the jobs picture and what he thinks the difference will be between janet yellen and ben bernanke when it comes to the taper. take a listen. >> i don't know. i have enormous respect for her as does every single person i meet. >> did you meet her before? >> yes. >> she'll have to pave her own way. i think the tapering thing is a good thing. i saw a headline the other day and someone said tapering, strong economy bad because it means we'll start tapering. i thought the purpose of it was a strong economy. i think if we have a strong economy, it makes it easier to taper. normalization of interest rates and fed policy is a good thing. i don't think you'll see the fed completely do tough tightening things or dramatic tightening if the economy starts to weaken. it's always predicated upon as long as we start having jobs at 200,000 a month, you might have a tapering thing, which is a good thing. we talk about having 4% growth, you won't care if we're buying extra 2 billion to 4

that jamie dimon is quote, a huge plus to the american financial system. on the word huge but it's a big word. fiber-optic alley buffett said he would hire jamie dimon at berkshire hathaway if he decides he wants to make more money. warren buffett, not always seeing eye-to-eye politically with jamie dimon who is little more conservative. warren buffett coming hyped jamie dimon 100% in support of what he is doing at jpmorgan chase. has to be good for jamie and the bank. >>> what effect will debt ceiling have on banks in this country? liz claman had a chance to sit down with bank of america ceo and president brian moynihan what hopes washington will do with the upcoming debt debate. take a look. >> i hope they work through, they have a budget deal which is unusual. the debt ceiling goes on context not having a budget deal. it actually started, when i talk to our clients around the world, but especially u.s., started in '11 and thing got started and downgrade. people got concerned because maybe they didn't understand something because at that time europe was

like al capone became very famous and we have jamie diamond he's a very famous bank executive for what he is his criminal record is what stands up you paid enormous fines over the past year and they gave a huge raise because he's a celebrity c.e.o. crook and also i would imagine they go up there in the they're surrounded by an echo chamber so it's biased confirmation they go up there a few dozen a few dozen people go up there there although you know eighty five richest people in the world that own as much as three point five billion at the bottom and they come away with the notion that it's like kristallnacht and those three point five billion people who are up set with them this is the guy from kleiner perkins one of these very wealthy guy who wrote an editorial saying that the bottom ninety nine percent anger with the top one percent is just like crystal not so this is i think what they go up there and they come away thinking this sort of stuff oh you mean tom perkins yet authorial comparing the plight of the top one percent with kristallnacht the king of german warships. yeah i mean

i'm jamie colby in for arthel neville. when the shooting was over, there were three people dead, including police say, the gunman. one person treated for a gunshot wound to the foot. four others sustaining various injuries as they fled. the hospital where all five were treated now saying that they've been released and the shooting happened inside a skateboard shop in the mall. we can now report sparking panic and ai don't say as everyone ran for their lives. that mall was full. molly henneberg is live. she's been on scene with the very latest. what is the very latest, molly? two press conferences, what have learned? >> reporter: jamie, we have just confirmed the identities of two of the three people who were killed inside this mall today. they are brianna balolo, 21-years-old from college park, maryland. and tyler johnson, 25 years old, from maryland. the third person, the person police believe is the shooter, is still unidentified, but police believe he went in to that skate shop on the second floor of the mall and shot t

hi, peter. >> hi, jamie. this is the latest delay to a regulation that was written into the affordable care act to basically level the playing field by requiring companies to provide the same benefits to entry level employees that they provide to the executives. this was first from the "new york times" and to a provision that was supposed to kick in shortly after the president signed this bill into law back in 2010. but because the irs still hasn't spelled tout business owners exactly where to draw the line about who counts as a highly compensated employee, nobody knows what to do. and until the irs figures out exactly who is highly compensated, we're not going to go when this regulation actually kicks in. the treasury department, though, sent this over. quote, under the affordable care act for the first time all groups' health plans will be prohibited from offering coverage to their highest paid employ es. the treasury and hhs are working on the rules taking into account public comments previously requested.

and under jamie diamond's solid leadership, we have gotten through this.is directly at odds with the views of most americans who are polled on the issue, while many americans don't wanti end less government involvement in their lives they do want regulation over the banks. so this is the by fur indication in america of the haves and have nots. he is a hero of the haves, and is be rewarded for it today. >> good way to put it. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. here are today's headlines. talks aimed attending -- excuse me, we're going to actually take a look at the big board first. the dow falling by almost 200 points, as investors seek safety and pull out of some emerging markets. >>> talks aimed at ending syria's war are still on. both sides have agreed to a face-to-face meeting tomorrow. >>> on the eve of the anniversary of the mow barack uprising, violence in egypt. a series of bombings and clashes have left at least 19 people dead. and the health ministry says 13 people have died in clashes. >>> in ukraine

in many places no it must be the jamie diamond dances and never ever fail to draw four aces yes the dancing shakedown man always wins stacey. max well yes the remanding in some bulgarians are here and it was all the headline news across the u.k. of course leading up to january first british bankers are worse than roma beggars says damien draggy chief advisor to romanian prime minister so he is the minister in romania for the roma and he says that the bankers are worse than any of the roma beggars and he says quote the roma begging in the streets are obvious because we see them they ask for one pound or one euro and they bother us yet some of the people in the banks are stealing billions of euros but nobody sees them because they are on the sixtieth floor that's very true very true the people who come in or people who work here are just basically begging on the streets it's something that is repeated in the boardrooms in the banks across the nation when they go begging to the central bank for free money free change to bail them out of their losing positions to bail out their zombie b

hi, james. >> eric and jamie, good morning to you. when president obama irives back at the white house here in the capital minutes from now, he'll find he has markedly less political capital than he enjoyed one year ago. the gallup poll fines only 4 in 10 americans giving the president's job a thumbs up. that was unchanged from november and down ten points from the start of his term. to regain the ground, he plans to pursue a populous tone and agenda in the cycle. his first push of the new year, including held in the democratic senate tomorrow night. as we look at the president and his daughters emerging from air force one at air force base andrews, this is tape, i should say, has him pushing for an extension of unemployment checks for about a million americans w whose checks ran out last month. the white house and democrats also plan to push for an increase to the minimum wage. the gallup pegged the president's low approval numbers to the fallout of the spying scandals and the rollout of obamacare. they say an incumbent president in

. >> this is 28-year-old jamie who uses the youtube name jamie "x" and in the video she claims that a former middle schoolteacher of hers sexually abused her. >> the statute of limitations has already run out. so, i decided i'm going to call her to get some answers from her. >> she identifies that teacher as andrea cardoza. >> she works as an assistant principal, by the way, she's no longer a teacher. >> she gets the woman she claims abused her on the phone. >> good morning, how can i help you? >> this is jamie. you're an assistant principal, huh? >> yes. >> so, what happens when a student comes in and says that they're having sexual relationship with a teacher? >> that would involve law enforcement. >> so, how's that any different from what you did when i was little? >> it's not. >> she doesn't deny it. >> the woman on the other end of the line does not deny it. and, in fact, goes into detail a little bit further. >> i was only 12 years old when i met you. you realize that you brainwashed me and you manipulated me. and that what you did was wrong? >> yes. and i regret it. >> she says

this is 11-year-old jamie-lu singi singing. ♪ ♪ >> i'm going to say it again, 11-year-old jamie lu!> i would never have guessed. >> you would never guess. >> she has all kinds of covers and they are blowing up. here she is singing rihanna's "stay." ♪ i want you to stay >> oh, my god! i want to take all the hits and have her sing them and that's all i need. >> how about another hit. this is her latest cover. it's her reggae version of "lord's royal." >> i want to know what it feels like to sing like that. >> well week can ask her via skype. we have her, 11-year-old jamie h lu and her father. >> how old were you when you found out you could sing? >> i was 5 i guess. >> are you a musical family? >> i played music for 20 years. my wife is a singer so she practically grew up around studio. ♪ around and around and and we go ♪ >> she always said i want to sing and she sang the first time in the studio and my jaw was dropping. >> how about a little something for us now. ♪ ♪ >> wow! ♪ coming through, coming through ♪ >> dude's got a balloon but it's not for a party. >> he's trying to make ho

we can bring in jamie cox here. at&t ended up repurchasing 54 million shares for 1.9 billion in the fourth quarter so this isn't necessarily a new announcement of new share repurchases but again, jamie, this often helps stocks, doesn't it? >> it does. the share buybacks help but i think one of the reasons at&t did a little better than expectations is they have a huge pension plan and that pension plan had some "gravity" on it with interest rates being so low last couple years. if you dig into the earnings reports you probably see some tailwind from some pension liabilities decreasing. i would be careful about generalizing the earnings at this particular moment. but i would say that at&t is going to continue to face a lot of pressure from t-mobile and sprint who are trying to whittle away customer base by offering promotions to terminate contracts and stuff like that. so i think there is some headwind for at&t but for dividend investors, for income investors, a great stock to own. david: jamie, put you on hold again.

jamie dimon, the ceo of j.p.n chase, wants nothing more than to get this out of the headlines and not even have a less -- not even have us talking about it. >> they have so many other things to worry about. the bank will have at a minimum seven or eight department of justice investigations, many which are criminal. it still has a whole host of issues and headaches hanging over the company, but investors keep shrugging it off as no big deal. as we saw over this last year, they are paying billions and billions of dollars to settle these missteps, and at what point do investors say, ok, enough is enough? they still seem to have confidence in jamie dimon. >> hans, i will ask the question there distressed debt opportunities anywhere around this? >> i would say no. tebow that was an answer. ok. so that is at least one take. as far as the wall street community, do you have an opinion, do you not have an opinion? >> i suppose my opinion -- i can certainly understand why jamie diamond would want to get these headlines beh

i'm jamie colby. >> and i'm mark.g the inner code of sickness and health. >> and also with us dr. david samadi. doctors, good morning. >> good morning. >> do you think i get a little too excited about this segment? "sunday housecall"? >> you're bringing a lot of medical news. and i'll tell

for now, we are going to turn our coverage over now to jamie in new york to take over from here. >>> fox news alert, there are reported according to police at least three people dead after a shooting at a maryland shopping mall. police also saying one of the dead is believed to be the suspected shooter. >> it happened in columbia, maryland. we are still trying to figure out where in the mall the shooting actually took place. police are in the mall right now to help clear people out safely. that mall is now on lockdown. joining us by phone we are going to talk to some people throughout this newscast to let you know what's going on. we are going to go to ted williams who has information about it, as well. >> let's talk to him. ted, thank you so much for being with us. you are a former police detective. you are an attorney and you're from the area. really, you could tell us so much and give us context. this is a mall in a neighborhood you would never expect it to happen. that's what people say when they are involved in these situations. you never think it can happen where you are. tell

elizabeth. >> reporter: hi, jamie. in a news conference on thursday, governor chris christie stood firm saying he had no knowledge of the lane closures that they were used for political payback. christie said about the aide involved that he was, quote, stunned by the an jekt stupidity that was shown. today we're hearing from the mayor of ft. lee, the borough that experienced days of nonstop gridlocked traffic. he believes governor christie did not orchestrate the jam as retribution over the mayor not endorsing him for re-election. >> ft. lee will always open their arms to a sitting governor. he came, it was candid. it was i thought a productive conversation. so again i take him at his word. there's just a lot of stuff out there, though. >> reporter: the reaction continues on sunday public affair shows. some lawmakers supporting christie as a role model for handling the scandal immediately. others speculating whether this could impact the presidential race in 2016. some say the story is simply still developing. >> he st

i don't think jamie dimon will be doing much public talking. did he speak in davos?e no idea but he won't be out there that much but clearly you won't see him talking like he used to talk in the past about regulatory issues at least for a while. he will back off of that but clearly this is the statement from jpmorgan board of directors that our guy is better than the way you are mischaracterizing him, mr. obama -- cheryl: for any of these banks and financials one of the top sectors of last year and jpmorgan had an amazing -- can't argue with the chart. >> they will say this, regulators and bureaucrats and president obama and eric holder may not like us but guess what, shareholders like us and our employees like working here. there are worse places in the world to work and jpmorgan chase. cheryl: 401(k) looks a lot better because likely whether they knew it or not had financial stocks and that is -- >> if jamie dimon left jpmorgan tomorrow that stock is going to $30 a share. just telling everybody. nobody else could run this complicated -- another story about whether

>>> well, i'm jamie colby. it is time now for "sunday housecall." >> i'm eric shawn. welcome to the program. joining us is dr. david samadi. chief of robotics surgery. >> dr. marc siegel is there. he authored innerpulse, unlocking the secret to sickness and health. doctors, good morning. i know so many people who are home sick, who are watching us. this show is even for the healthy ones, too. >> absolutely. >> one of the big issues has to do with the historic cold temperatures across our country. that could mean really dangerous and possibly deadly conditions from hypothermia to frostbite. what do you do in freezing temperatures? how can you protect yourself indr. samadi, you can wear mittens and gloves and thermal underwear and hats -- >> and hugs are very helpful. >> a good thing, starting in 2014, we need a lot of hugs. this is serious because some of the temperatures in the midwest is minus 18 degrees. we haven't seen these temperatures. even coming to the studio today, it's cold out there. you want to be careful. hypothermia. normal temperature is about 95 degree

we're with ken and jamie, the camp director. jfshgsamie, before the break, we were talking about what does a kid do at camp tawonga? >> the kids wake up together at the cabin and sfend day together at the cabin. so they'll go in the morning to a sports activity, volleyball, archery, basketball followed by an art activity, could be tie dye, drama. the kids have to agree to their schedule. they feel excited because they're like oh, tie dye, i chose that, we picksed that as group. we have lunch, it's a group meal. they eat family style. then we have rest hour followed by free swim, which is everybody goes to our olympic-sized pool and enjoys swimming. if they don't like swinling, they can lay out, talk to their friends. at night, we often have unit programming. they'll do things like story telling and smors, go on a night hike, star gaze. they close the day together at the cabin. >> you know, one of the things that i think most people associate with a camp other than the things you talked about in a very natural way is singing. i t

jamie dimon. for more we go to nbc an four grader trick-or-treating rachel maddow. >> the nearest and deerest to jayie dimon this holiday see be, recently graced with this panoramic holiday card in your mail box. it shows the first family of finance having a great time hitting tennis balls inside what seems to be their home. and says hey, we're so rich we can destroy our own stuff with a smile. >> stephen: disgusting. calf or thing around your own home with your own family? at christmastime. come on. i condition think of anything more decadent except maybe murdering a tree and dressing it up like a whore. no wonder, nond withouter, folks, no wonder "time" magazine called the cards maddeningly tone deaf and ask could you pick a more elitist sport? yes, elitist, ten sis just polo without a horse that can be played in a public park. jamie die upon forgot the golden rule of 1 percenters, the 99ers need to previous your money has made you miserable. his christmas card should have been him weeping alone

jamie, thank you very much. airlines canceled nearly 3,000 flights today with ripple effects, of course, all over the country. here's chip reid. >> reporter: at laguardia airport in new york, hundreds of canceled flights led to long lines and frustrated passengers. stuart gelles was trying to fly to florida today after his jetblue flight tomorrow was already canceled. >> they canceled flight us think pretty early but it seems that that's what the airlines are doing these days. >> reporter: jetblue did not ground all of its flights in boston and new york like it did for 17 hours during a storm in early january. still, a spokesman said it's more affected than other airlines because of its concentration in the northeast. a reagan national outside washington so many flights of all airlines were canceled the terminal was all but empty. airport spokesman chris paolino. >> it's going to take some time tomorrow and into the rest of the week to get things back to normal. so we'll see some ripple effects throughout probab

we do have jamie back. jamie weinstein, what if hillary clinton were to decide not to run, what happens to the democratic field? >> well i think that they're in disarray. there is no clear frontrunner. you have a series of people that could step up. cory booker, i know he just got to the senate but he might try to mount a campaign. you have andrew cuomo in new york. but to nina's point she has been vetted i agree to a certain extent but there are a lot of issues out there a have not been fully vetted and clinton's financial dealings post-presidency. there is lot of issues out there. there are books coming out on it. we'll see what those raise. there is still a lot to be vetted even on their financial dealings if she does run. jon: what about a potential challenger from the left though, nina? there is a lot of talk in the party that there is dissatisfaction with sort of centrist democratic politics and maybe an elizabeth warren or somebody to the left of hillary might be more attractive candidate? >> there i

in many places now it must be the jamie diamond dances and never ever fails to draw four aces yes the dancing shakedown man always wins stacey. max well yes the remanding in some bulgarians are here and it was all the headline news across the u.k. of course leading up to january first british bankers are worse than roma beggars says damian draggy chief advisor to romania prime minister so he is the minister in romania for the roma and he says that the bankers are worse than any of the roma beggars and he says quote the roma begging in the streets are obvious because we see them they ask for one pound or one euro and they bother us yet some of the people in the banks are stealing billions of euros but nobody sees them because they are on the sixtieth floor that's very true though very true the people who come in or people who work here are just basically begging on the streets it's something that is repeated in the boardrooms in the banks across the nation when they go begging to the central bank for free money free change to bail them out of their losing positions to bail out there's.

these are what we call noninvasive tests, jamie. now we have a new one still in the works but it's very exciting. they're usie ining p.e.t. scans technology. the imaging from p.e.t. tells you what area of the body is heating up. we want to know if the plaque is heating up in your coronary arteries. if the plaque ruptures, that's when you have a heart attack. this may be important in the next year or two, to tell us, hey, we know you have coronary artery disease, but you're getting ready to have a heart attack. you better get seen by your cardiologist now, you better get in now. >> or aneurysm? >> this is not meant for aneurysm. you'll get a c.a.t. scan for this. this p.e.t. scan study is promising. but i'm not sure it will change the way we practice. it's only about 80 patients in the study. it was accurate in about 90%. we still have a long way to go for p.e.t. scan to come in this field. we use p.e.t. scan in our field for kidney cancers, and 50/50 can guess whether there's a cancer in the body. for bone imaging it would work. >>

thank you so much, jamie yuccas of wcco in minneapolis. and chris schaefer of wcco has more on the weather sm. >> this dangerously cold outbreak is going to hit us the next couple of days. only making it 15 below, the high, in the minneapolis/st. paul area. as if the cold air isn't bad enough, there's also cold winds coming from the north/northwest that will make it feel wark. a windchill stretch from alabama to georgia. you can see the advisories making it all the way to the golf. anyone at disney tomorrow morning it will feel like 20 to start. again, this will last a few days before the cold air shifts off to the east. in minneapolis, i'm chris schaefer. >>> jahi mcmath declared brain dead after tonsillectomy was moved from the hospital. she was moved last night with a ventilator but not a feeding tube. she was released to her family. they obtained a court order preventing the hospital from removing her from the vent late cher is keeping her heart pumping. >> this family knows that the likelihood of a recovery short of almost a miracle o

jamie dimon said essentially the same thing last week, he said he was optimistic about the u.s. economy. the ceo of wells fargo said the same thing as well and they don't have to. they're cautious, they'll be cautious. i think that's a good sign. speaking of the financials the big theme of 2014 health care and financials have shown real improvement. you see the bank index, the bkx, big bank stocks, bkx is at a five-year high and you know that's good. we've had a number of the bank earnings pretty good on where the trends are right here. stronger capital liquidity. lower credit costs, lower expenses. net margin income not great but okay. the lower expenses that's a real big thing. did you see citigroup this morning operating expenses dropped 5.9%.

let's go back to the jamie dimon story. despite being at a party and paying for champagne, he has kept a fairly low profile. no headlines generated from his appearance. trust is a big topic. mike mentioned $20 million in fines and settlements that he paid. what does he need to do to regain trust? he obviously has investor trust. >> they are they put this behind them. that is the key thing. have they paid all of the fines? are they out of the trouble? >> they always have more fines. >> more problems coming, more investigations. i will be tough. if they have put this behind them, then there's a strategy. they have to reboot and move beyond. that is what they're hoping. >> they may put it behind them as far as regulators, but what about the general public? isn't this a broader issue for members of congress? americans do not see themselves getting a raise. they have to be outraged by something like this. you see a naked populism up there. all over incomes. >> there's populism and the republican party as well. that will be an im

jamie yucc aas of our minneapol station wcco has more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the temperature is cold out here. it's 23 below zero. the windchill is 43 below zero. it could get worse before it gets better. as a matter of fact, there are dangerous temperatures as you've been talking about across the country where frostbite can set in in less than five minutes. in chicago, officials warn residents to prepare for heavy snow and brutal temperatures that are expected to last through tuesday. this doctor is chicago's department of public health. >> the cold temperatures this coming week are more than an in convenience. they're serious, they're dangerous, and they can pose a serious health risk. >> reporter: by midday, city residents had closed out nearby grocery stores. >> we did double than expected. it was kind of unexpected. we hung in there. we had all hands on deck and everyone worked hard. >> reporter: hazardous conditions caused a heavy crash involved seven tractor trailers. trucks traveling through 10 inches of snow jackknifed on indiana highways. the cause f

in many places now it must be the jamie diamond dances and never ever fails to draw four aces yes the dancing shakedown man always wins stacey. max well yes the remanding in some bulgarians are here and it was all the headline news across the u.k. of course leading up to january first british bankers are worse than roma beggars says damian advisor to romania prime minister so he.