glendale and colonial 48 hours after and navigators around this monster maple it toppled from larry miller's yard. he's critical the tree has not been touched since left tangled in a web of utility lines and this a car there. >> this video from susie enru captured it after the snow came down. >> it lit up in orange and blue and for miller whose wife is bedridden with no electricity or heat it will be a long night. his openings are few. >> my wife in the bed with two quilts she's in discomfort. i can't send her to the hospital. >> emergency services showed up and millers decided to stay put. across town the gaffneys are on second generator. >> the power went off and we had relatives over. got a little crazy when it got dark. looking for flash lights. >> their priority keeping the generator going and 9-month-old charlie warm after whats with a wres restless 24 hours without power. >> i think i slept -- he snord and he screamed i maybe slept a half hour at a time. >> long night here in havertown i can tell you that much now. n, believed to be estimated to be left in the dark to varying degrees

miller in berlin. cash trade, moments away. king dollar, incoming economic adviser larryat the greenback. but how concerned should investors be about another trade warrior in the white house? prudence response -- the u.k. government's

larry kudlow, conservative peter navarro adviser on the campaign. jason miller, david irvine worked in the campaign. any of those names sound like someone that could moderate the instincts of the president. they said mr. trump's increasingly damaging his playing rant right now. >> i don't know if any of those could moderate the president stands on tariffs or any economic policy. that is that the market is concerned about is kerry pointed out another 1000-point drop if the terror situation doesn't straighten itself out. one thing important to remember if you're a long-term investor is markets go up over the long term and whether it had good presidents come and bad presidents, terrorists, all economic policy wars, markets to go. we could get a significant direction even if things continue to go in the same direction. over the long term investors are just fine. trade tracey worried about this right now. you seem to be worried we could see it trade war. our investors certainly felt comfortable with mr. cohn. lea: more bad news for the embattled weinstein company. co

jason miller, to you, the name that has been floated in the last hour is larry kudlow.port? >> i am a fan of larry kudlow. and a fan of peter navarro. two solid options. >> wildly different. crazily different. >> this is where the president is going to bring in a couple of different folks and take a look at them. quite frankly more than those two. the president is going to expand it out and it might not be the chasm of say navarro and cohn. maybe he wants it more on one end of it. but one thing to keep in mind is the only person that anybody voted for in this white house is donald trump. yes the staffing story is important today. cohn will be out of the news tomorrow and we will be moving on to something else. there are a ton of all-stars in this administration, whether it is mnuchin. you look at mulvaney, general mattis. a lot of good people within the administration. and the president is going to put them together and see who fits the bill. >> thanks everyone. coming up, late word tonight about another witness who is said to be cooperating with mueller in the russia i

miller in berlin. cash trade, moments away. king dollar, incoming economic adviser larry kudlow talks at the greenback. but how concerned should investors be about another trade warrior in the white house? prudence response -- the u.k. government's decision to throw out 23 russian diplomat. in moscow thise hour. pulling the lever. unilever delivers a blow to theresa may by our or a dutch domicile. how will investors respond to this marmite moment, matt? matt: we are less than a half-hour away to the european open. let's take a look. marmite onht now -- the continent. that futures up .5% as well as cac futures. for the futures unchanged, but in general, investors taking a lookon -- a fairly risk on at this market. take a look at the 10 year yield in my screen here. it is one of the most interesting aspects of today's trade, and really, over the last couple of days, you see the 10 year yield come down. we have been down below 2.8%. saysays that was it -- bmo that was it, the peak of the yield. investors turning around a trade that was very popular. been buying of financials

jason miller, to you, the name that has been floated in the last hour is larry kudlow. cnbc. possibly replacing gary cohn. that is something you would support? >> i very much am a fan of larry kudlow. i'm very much a fan of peter navarro. they are two very solid options. >> they are wildly different. what's interesting about that is they're crazily different. larry kudlow is against tariffs and for free trade. peter navarro is dead set against free trade and for the tariffs. >> ultimately this is where the president will bring in a couple different folks and take a look at them. quite frankly, it will be more than just those two. i'm big fans of larry and peter. the president will expand it out, bring in a bunch of folks and it might not be the chasm between navarro and kudlow. where he wants to be on a certain policy. maybe he wants it more on one end of it. one thing to keep in mind is the only person that anyone voted for in this white house is donald trump. he's the only one anyone voted for. the staffing story is important today, gary cohn will be completely out of the n

to have larry kudlow center of trying to arbitrate differences of opinion and hold his own would be a good thing. >> there are different factions, steve millerwhite house aide, and mick mulvaney, to some extent the treasury secretary on trade, that is a real clash and it will continue. >> there may be one saving grace, the stock market. and that market has gone down. larry can show protectionism has real cars. and the jobs that leave the country. and almost 7%. >> a target of retaliation. might go with airbus products. that is the question. a negotiating strategy point. >> how will its megalith if we do tariffs if they retaliate, pretty soon a place to be. >> they will respond potentially with tax on bourbon. the prime minister saying the counter may be a tax on irish whiskey. this could quickly get out of control, a war - >> still ahead atty. gen. jeff sessions fires for me fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. is he sending a message to other justice department officials? of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more pl

to have larry kudlow center of trying to arbitrate differences of opinion and hold his own would be a good thing. >> there are different factions, steve millerite house aide, and mick mulvaney, to some extent the treasury secretary on trade, that is a real clash and it will continue. >> there may be one saving grace, the stock market. and that market has gone down. larry can show protectionism has real cars. and the jobs that leave the country. and almost 7%. >> a target of retaliation. might go with airbus products. that is the question. a negotiating strategy point. >> how will its megalith if we do tariffs if they retaliate, pretty soon a place to be. >> they will respond potentially with tax on bourbon. the prime minister saying the counter may be a tax on irish whiskey. this could quickly get out of control, a war - >> still ahead atty. gen. jeff sessions fires for me fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. is he sending a message to other justice department officials? finally. hey ron! they're finally taking down that schwab billboard. oh, not so fast, carl. ♪ oh no. schwab, again? index investing for that low? that's three times less than