we're talking about dress for success, kelli jones.past 12 years, how many women would you say your organization has dressed? >> about 15,000. we do probably about 1,200 to 1,500 a year. they come in either for employment suiting or job training and then of course, we have other wrap-around services that we support them once they become a part. once they become a part of dress for success, they're always a part. >> where do the women come from? >> we have 138 partners, referral agencies that refer women to us. just like debra's organization refer's women to us. >> have you found in the recentg years with the down durns in the economy that your women come from all walks of life. has that changed? >> absolutely. we have women that have advanced degrees that come in that because of the economic downturn have lost their job and trying to get back in the workforce. we have women who have been home makers, never been in the workforce at all and then because of divorce or loss of a husband have to be the breadwinner of the family. we have peo

that wasn't that awkward brohug he gave jerry jones, you got tight with bob kelly there. you weren't a afraid to show your man hood. >> you have to go all in. that was the most awkward exchange talking about chris christie and jerry jones. >> reporter: they are supposed to be close friend close enough for jerry jones to send a private jet to new jersey to pick up chris christie, his wife and four kid which he is a allowed to do under ethics code 77 of the new jersey state law. he is allowed to accept gifts, gratuities meals, lodging and travel expenses a as long as they don't have unto influence on him which we have never proven. >>> i'm going off on a tangent when i tend to do on these snow days. not home do these drivers fill up with coffee at this wawa, penndot gets its diesel from wawa. that is a penndot truck there. loaded with salt. good thing the wawa over hang is real high. you can see that salt bridge a above. so here we go, the big count down. we should have a new years eve count down clock as we like to do in tv news. count down to the first flake. we don't know

knowing our clients personally is why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. >>> i'm kellyright. new details on the killing of a top hezbollah military commander. in 2008 u.s. officials telling "the washington post" the cia worked with the mossad israel spy agency pulling off a deadly car bombing. he was considered one of the most dangerous terrorist in the world, accused of planning many attacks including the 1983 bombing of the u.s. embassy in beirut. >>> more cases of measles popping up in california. the outbreak starting in disneyland last month. health officials confirming 91 cases up from 79 on wednesday. measles cases also being reported in utah, colorado, nebraska and arizona. measles is contagious but highly preventible. health officials urging everyone to get vaccinated. i'm kelly wright. back to "bulls and bears." >>> mitt romney may not be running for president, but his message that big government isn't working may be more important than ever as the president rolls out his new budget monday full of more handouts from billion bucks to central america to free pre

kelly at headquarters. >> hey, kayla, thanks so much. paul jones long-time macro hedge fund closing a small futures fund that was his first to open in 1984, the tudor futures fund. it managed about $300 million i'm told. never had a down year. but in light of the expense of operating it and he wanted to focus on his company's flagship fund, tudor global bbi, tudor jones has announced to investors that he will close the tudor futures fund. a couple comments from him in terms of his position and thinking. he says the fund size is modest, in a recent letter to investors, relative to the support required for its operation. he goes on to say, i'll continue to manage the firm's a flagship fund, i am and will continue to be the largest risk taker for that fund as far as i can see into the future, trying to allay any questions about a possible retirement. one more thing the bbi global fund which manages around $11 it billion, is up about 3.5% through late december according to recent hedge fund reports. that's the news on paul tudor jones. >> thank you ver

kelly married to football? legarrett blunt can get a ring this sunday. ask keith jones and i anything you want tomorrow. we'll take any questions you have about the super bowl. live in phoenix, arizona, i am john clark. there's a party here tonight. we're going to be here every day and night here for you. >> we have to wait until 1:30 tomorrow to ask you any questions, right? >> reporter: you can go right now if you want. >> we'll wait until 1:30 tomorrow. we'll join you on facebook. >> reporter: all right. you're trying to get rid of me. >> we don't want to know how warm it is there. nbc 10 yourx, your home for super bowl. >>> watch this. a new jersey student caught on video body slamming a teacher inside the classroom. what pushed the student to lose control, and why the teachers union isn't happy how the district handled it. >> i thought it was profiling. >> plus two people shoveling when police said they needed centsed to pay up to keep working. >>> then delaware drivers, listen up. the controversial rule one local dmv is leaving behind. >>> plus temperatures still in a freefall. i'm tracking how so

as kelly indicated, it was a volatile month. 70% of the trading sessions we saw a triple digit decline or a triple digit gain for the dow jonesustrial average during the month of january. kelly, back to you. >> thanks so much. let's introduce steve grasso joining us around the set as well with a perspective on what has happened in the markets today. is this all about oil? >> i think it was about oil. this morning it was about cpi and europe. then it lifted and it was basically about oil here. when you start to see oil run like that you know it has to be month end. everybody is talking about month end action the rig count. the rig count is being blamed nor it. created a hell of a short squed going squeeze going into it but next week when you get the supply numbers, it will head back south so i think this is all for nothing. >> is it a buying opportunity? we've been down two months? a row. >> it's two months in a row. it's this january looking a lot like last january. last january we were down 5% almost 6% in the s&p. bottomed out february 3rd. this month it's been more jagged action in this range and the only stuff that's up r

these are all 30 components in the dow jones industrial average, and once again, kelly, health care, pharmacy that area the leaders. merck and united health are the two plus signs today for the dow in an otherwise big down day. >> you give me $1 trillion and i will show you a good time. >> i love that line. hilarious. >> banks in the spotlight for the other reason today. shares were under pressure. kayla taushche has the highlights. >> there's a somber tone in financials led by jpmorgan which missed on the top and bottom with mixed results. across the bizusiness you had positive loan growth. you had low yields that slowed trading activity but the biggest shadow over the quarter was a $1.1 billion legal charge described by the bank as lumpy and unpredictable. again, to analysts' frustration because they can't really predict these charges that come seemingly every quarter. the most common question for management is a bank breakup in the cards? here is ceo jamie dimon. >> if the regulators want jpmorgan to be split up then that's what will have to happen. we can't fight the federal gove

jones through and third quarter touchdown, put ohio state in front to stay. elliot ran for 230 yards. ohio state over number one alabama 42 to 35. >> hey chip kelly'ss squad, the oregon ducks, will be playing for the titlement ducks marcus through for 338 yards and couple of touchdowns and the ducks beat up the florida state seminals and their start quarterback in the rose bowl. also ran for a touchdown. the ducks scored on three turnovers, ended the 29 game winning streak, oregon blows out florida state 59 to 20. the ducks versus buckeyes for the national championship. >> to more bowl action on new years day wisconsin and auburn in the out back bowl. comes down to the final second. tied the game on field goal. in over time, auburn had a chance but their clutch kick hits, oink yes badgers beat the tigers 34 to 31. >> to michigan state and bail or in the good year cotton bowl classic bail or could wrap up the win with a field goal, but the kick is oh, blocked. spartans get the ball with a w about a minute on the clock and they deliver on a do-or-die third in goal, and beat bail or with a wild come back. your final 42 to 41. great game. erika, back t

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. >>> and ohio state's quarterback cornell jones is out playing the heisman trophy winner marcus marriott today. the buckeyes lead 21 to 10. >> maybe chip kellyeas, thanks. >> we'll b ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and try progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >> got a story you would like us to investigate? e-mail your ideas to i-team at cbs3.com. >> ♪ >> well, talk about some hazardous driving conditions. cell phone video shows an elephant attack in india. a wild elephant took aim at a couple of cars. can you imagine? experts say this is elephant mating season. that could have been what was driving this attack here. fortunately, though, no one was hurt but that is a big animal. >> yeah. elephants always have the right of way if you're driving. >> if they can sit on your car, you give them the right of way. >> let them go first you. >> let them sit on your car. [laughter] >> here's a look at the seven-day forecast we laugh but that's serious. t