are now listening to the deputy fire chief and santa barbara county kevin taylor let's listen continue to operate in search and rescue mode the favorable weather has allowed them to complete approximately seventy five percent primary search of the debris field i am very pleased to report that we have over five hundred responders working on this search and rescue effort and ten search dogs they have successfully rescued three people since this morning yesterday afternoon i reported that there were people still trapped in americana and without any way out and we were able to remove all of them last night we continue to work down a list of missing people and their addresses and do a much more focused search of that area i would like to take just a second to recognize the exceptional effort that our emergency responders have put forward our local responders regional responders and state responders thank you. thank you chief i'd like to bring up sheriff bill brown santa barbara county sheriff. thank you dave and hello and thank you everyone for being here today another extremely challenging

officials say they're hoping residents can soon return to some sort of normalcy.chief kevin taylor/montecitoire department"we want you to get to your homes, back to work and to reopen your businesses as soon as its safe."some areas are still in rough condition and people need to be cautious of potential hazards.dr. charity dean/santa barbara county health director "use common sense. be aware of any injuries that you may have on your body and be sure to take care of your health during this real difficult time."over the weekend authorities recovered the body of 28-year-old faviola benitez calderon.she was among 21 people who perished in the mudslides.her son, niece, and sister-in-law were also killed by the storm. bill brown/santa barbara county's sheriff coroner"this family has lost so much and we wish them our best as they face the difficult journey of trying to move forward without their loved ones." and as authorities repair the damage done in the past, they're also keeping an eye out for potential hazards in the future.a number of organizations, including calfire and the department of wat

officials say they're hoping residents can soon return to some sort of normalcy.chief kevin taylor/montecitore department"we want you to get to your homes, back to work and to reopen your businesses as soon as its safe."some areas are still in rough condition and people need to be cautious of potential hazards.dr. charity dean/santa barbara county health director "use common sense. be aware of any injuries that you may have on your body and be sure to take care of your health during this real difficult time."over the weekend authorities recovered the body of 28-year-old faviola benitez calderon.she was among 21 people who perished in the mudslides.her son, niece, and sister-in-law were also killed by the storm. bill brown/santa barbara county's sheriff coroner"this family has lost so much and we wish them our best as they face the difficult journey of trying to move forward without their loved ones." and as authorities repair the damage done in the past, they're also keeping an eye out for potential hazards in the future.a number of organizations, including calfire and the department of wate

kevin hart. tickets go on sale at noon. you can also get tickets at 10:00 this morning for taylor swift's second show at lincoln financial field this summer. the berks county native's reputation stadium tour brings her here for two nights. her latest show is friday, july 13th. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. i'm meteorologist bill henley. we've got a cold start this morning. look closely and you can see the banners blowing from the kimmel center in center city. most of the area we're about 20 degrees colder than yesterday. we will see sunshine this morning, but that sunshine fades this afternoon. clouds will be moving in. that'll help hold temps steady this evening. it won't be a big cool down tonight. but today this is what you have to deal with to start with. teens in the lee high valley through delaware, south jersey, and the suburbs still cooling down at this hour. so everyone in the teens. look at west allan township. and just a bit chillier in bedminster, warringten at 14 degrees. those temperatures will be coming up, so a decent warmup by noontime, and close to 30 degrees. sunshine will be nice and bright, but that wind w

kevin hart. the comedian is bringing his retorts to philadelphia february 24th. >>> and then tickets are on sale this morning at 10:00 for taylor swift's second show. it brings her here. >>> 6:08 on this wednesday. let's take a live look outside at mount poconos. the bill chill is on. meteorologist bill henley tracking it for us. >> this is live picture. been tracking the moon. it moved just out of the scene right here. the moon is about to be full. it's very bright, and we're going to catch a glimpse of the eclipse before it sets this morning, but will be setting. hoping to move the camera a bit so we could see it, but that's not going to happen. if you do head out the door and catch a glimpse of that moon, you're going to have to bundle up. for sunday, not going to get much of a view. the clouds are coming together. 14 right now in bedminster and warringten, 14 degrees. we will see sunshine warm things up into the 30s this afternoon. but a steady wind going to make it feel like it's in the 20s. nothing falling from the sky today, but there will be clouds this afternoon. we won't get that snow later today. we will get a warmup

kevin cirilli is with us during both of our hours of "surveillance" this morning. francine: let's get straight to that evening in america with tayloror: the u.s. is ramping up the pressure on alleged russian interference during the 2016 election. the treasury department released a list of 210 of the country's richest tycoons and allies. putin could be targeted with sanctions. just being on the list could persuade banks to do business with them. a house committee has voted to ask white house clearance to release a classified republican memo on alleged fbi misuses. the document alleges abuse is into surveillance of people surrounding president trump. the top democrat on the panel calls it a attempt to distract from the russia investigation. france's economy had its best year since 2011 as gdp rose 0.6%. for theomy grew 1.9% year and has been bolstered by president macron's reforms and business tax cuts put in place by the previous administration. and in the u.k., jeremy corbyn has told business executives he is keeping his options open on brexit. according to one person at a meeting last night, he said the party would rule out nothin

taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom: thanks so much. joining us from washington, everyone else in washington is sleepless from the shutdown. he is sleepless over the minnesota vikings. keviner bowl bound. give us an update on the shutdown. what is going to happen at 10:00 a.m. today? what is going to happen over lunch? kevin: day three of the government shutdown. lawmakers waking up after a long weekend and a political stalemate of sorts. republicans criticizing the president in suggesting over the weekend that they need some type of new negotiation strategy, most notably senator lindsey graham from south carolina going so far to say that as long as stephen miller is in charge of the immigration talks, nothing is going to get done. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell wants to hold a vote at the end of this morning, but it is very uncertain right now that he does not have enough democratic support to move forward. tom: i like how you go to the back and forth within the white house. i loved air cantors -- eric c antor's essay in the washington post. this is something mr. surreally has already reviewed. the root causes of today's shutdown are the same as they were in 2013

kevin cirilli and meghan mike mckee, thank you so much. coming up on "bloomberg: daybreak." this is a governor speaking on the law and regulations. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor"bloomberg surveillance" and i'm taylor riggs. in korea, samsung electronics has approved a stock split to enhance shareholder values after posting record earnings in the last three months of the year. samsung reported strong demand for the memory chip. high-teching displays. the biggest profits in six years, putting more pressure on the ceo of the world's number two fashion chain. they are trying to turn around h&m after the recent struggles. and blackstone group has agreed to the biggest buyout in a decade. the firm will buy a majority stake in thomson reuters financial risk unit. the deal is valued at $60 billion. that's your bloomberg business flash. taylor, thank you. it is the final decision day for janet yellen as the current fed chair prepares to hand over leadership to jay powell. the central bank's focus remains on inflation. so, that is what we are focusing on. there is no news conference today, but the statement is likely to show no change to the benchmark rates. most will