in new york, lauren green, fox news. > meanwhile some of those areas are e going to get another storo this weekend and some of that could be snow. so there were 15 reports of tornado last night.torn i was very warm down there. the storms really spinning, but we'll keep an eye on theireir forecast for the weekend. we have a up can of things weof have to much what. >> i think i heard you you say -- go ahead. i'll give you the two time periods we're going to watch, friday morning because of some light snow commute and then saturdayd th because of the coastal area of low pressure that may effect the deep involvement will it getolve close enough to equal if us, wee don't yet. >> remains to be seen. > i love a saturday starterarte snow. most of the models have it missing us. >> we'll keep an eye on all of that, short term, though, we keep an eye on the departing rain that dropped about an inch in many areas or a little bitora under and we're left with low clouds, the damp feeling and a little bit of fog.og. the fog us not terrible, but it is definitely noticeable and ind a few areas we stil

green. the index up one quarter of 1%. hong kong's hang seng up half of 1%. korea's cosseted fractionally. lauren: stocks are also in the green. the ftse in london is at 50 points good caci 46. the dax was 1.1%. lauren: google alphabet yet another all-time high. dow futures at 52 write-down. nasdaq futures at 17. lauren: green everywhere with. we. we are seeing red for commodities and oil down 29 cents. pulled down $7. 1206 amounts. nicole: a weaker u.s. dollar scene strengthen the euro, u.k. pound japanese yen against the grain at this morning. lauren: showing up in the 10 year treasury 2.48%. nicole: among the stocks we are watching or two dow components that could make or break the dow 20,000. boeing expected to post a sharply higher profit from year ago in revenue. investors will focus on the cash flow outlook for 2017 following a slowdown in orders. we will see here for united technologies, the maker pratt and whitney aircraft engines and carrier air conditioners expected to report slightly higher net profit in the fourth quarter than a year ago. at&t will release its members after the closi

i'm lauren green. back to "watters world."ck to this special inaugural edition of "watters world." we'll look at the pomp and protests of yesterday's inauguration. roll the tape. [♪] jesse: why are you scared of donald trump? because our lives are in danger. jesse: what are you doing out here today? >> silently protesting trying to bring out my voice. jesse: you are silently protesting but you are talking to me. >> no people are illegal. we are all legal to live on this earth. jesse: did you write that sign yourself? it looks like a third grader driewf it. are you being paid to protest? tell puff continue i said hello. >> okay. i speak to him on a daily basis even though i'm not russian. >> so help me god. congratulations, mr. president. >> whether we are black or brown or white, we all bleed the same red blood of patriots. say it, president donald trump. how does that feel? >> amazing. best day of my life. good vibes up there? >> everyone is with smiles and looking good. jesse: you are looking great, by the way. what do you e

reporter: i'm lauren green.ican drug kingpin joaquin el chapo guzman is accused of running one of the world's biggest drug operation. prosecutors promised not to seek the death peanlt as a condition of extradition. president george h.w. bush should be able to head home in a couple days. his wife barbara is in the hospital for a cough and will be discharged tomorrow. $100 million was raced to pay for trump's inauguration. that surpasses $56 million for obama's. judge jeanine: we have a new president, we have protesters in the street, but some things never change. we have a great political panel to talk about the new regime. we have david avella, a republican political strategist and mary anne marsh. let's talk about the fact we have got the president, he has done some work, and jail start with you, mary anne, he started -- and we'll start with you, maryanne. >> i think what you are going to see from donald trump you saw at the end of the this week, the beginning of next week. the flurry of executive orders to try

i'm lauren green, thousand back to greg -- now back to greg gut be fed. ♪ ♪ greg: all right. of the media this week, you might really start to think it was the end of the world. first, cnn aired a special literally called the end. [laughter] and they counted down to it for days. that's right, they were actually counting down to the end. and this is how the special opened. >> they're going up in cheers one more time because the word is spreading that donald trump is about to become the next president-elect of the united states. greg: it's like the day after. nobody remembers that. because i'm old. that was the opposite of uplifting. then the press continued along their road to doom, wondering if trump had enough experience. >> and there are questions about the incoming administration's readiness to take the reins of federal government. >> the bigger concern is that you have a president-elect with a huge learning curve. >> we're all on the titanic together. [laughter] greg: oh, boy. of course, unlike president obama and his hefty resumÉ of community organizing. but how do they

in new york, lauren green, fox news. > keeping the district save during the inaugeration. preparing to make sure everything goes smoothly. this is fox a 5 local news att 10. we saw a little bit of sun today. actually we did very well in terms of sunshine today.ay considering -- i'm g.etting a little con fused here. yesterday -- gwen needs who the tea.tea. i've dripping a lot of ot tea. yesterday we had the sleet and freezing rain.free today we've got dry conditions and sunshine. tonight we have clouds roling in. i was out in springfield,ingf virginia, coming back i wasas concerned about the roads icing over and thank goodne wet. a little bit of precipitation tp the south of us. but let's have a look outside as a the clouds continue toto increase across our area. that's we're going to see is increasing cloud coverage tonight. the clouds will be in full forcf tomorrow. a lot of festivities happening tomorrow outside, especially with par razor and that for mlk day. chilly for tonight as we head to the low 30s, that was the same last night. increasing clouds that are going to

i'm lauren green, thousand back to greg -- now back to greg gut be fed. ♪ ♪ greg: all right. of the media this week, you might really start to think it was the end of the world. first, cnn aired a special literally called the end. [laughter] and they counted down to it for days. that's right, they were actually counting down to the end. and this is how the special opened. >> they're going up in cheers one more time because the word is spreading that donald trump is about to become the next president-elect of the united states. greg: it's like the day after. nobody remembers that. because i'm old. that was the opposite of uplifting. then the press continued along their road to doom, wondering if trump had enough experience. >> and there are questions about the incoming administration's readiness to take the reins of federal government. >> the bigger concern is that you have a president-elect with a huge learning curve. >> we're all on the titanic together. [laughter] greg: oh, boy. of course, unlike president obama and his hefty resumÉ of community organizing. but how do they

lauren: super bowl 51 matchup is set. new england patriots will over pittsburgh steelers and atlanta falcons trends are green bay packers. cole: 5:31 a.m. in new york monday, january 23rd. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: a series of violence or instrument that he and the killing at least 18 and injuring dozens more after a series of fast-moving thunderstorms and tornadoes swept through georgia and mississippi. some of the extensive damage reported in albany, georgia for a massive twister leaving at least four people dead and leveling the entire neighborhoods. >> never in my lifetime. i've been in hurricanes, but nothing as bad as this. this has been one of the worst days i've ever seen in albany. lauren: you could hear the wind on the night. president trump is pledging federal eight and parts hit by stones. the latest forecast from senior meteorologist janice dean just ahead including the nor'easter headed my way breakthrough in new york. nicole: president trump is a very busy schedule for his first week as president. white house officials say plans to issue execut

lauren green tells us how the army is changing. >> turbans, beards, and his jobs will become more commony. the new directive to accommodate soldiers like army reserve dr. who comes from along lines of family service members. >> my father, my grandfather were both served in the indian air force. this is something that is a part of us. service, not just to our community, but to mankind on your country. it's a part of who we are, it's a part of what we do. it >> the new accommodation as a result of lawsuits filed on behalf of six, but opens the door to a whole new tradition. >> it covers the most basically commonly requested religious tradition. that includes turbans, beards, hit jobs for muslim women. >> the major push back against the changes came from the military's compulsion with uniformity. here short, face clean-shaven, a once easy goal with an all-male and mostly christian rank and file. there also equip my concerns about the effectiveness of gas masks over a full beard. an issue of the army is still studying. the secretary of defense, ash carter is a speaking on the issue in 2015.

lauren: the nikkei down .4% and china's shanghai composite .2%. nicole: os update losing streak was 1.7% for right now it just turned from red back into the green. etail giants closing over 60 of its brick-and-mortar stores to focus online shopping while amazon plans to open a bookstore in new york city. lauren: in sports, russell westbrook drilled a rats and the head of the basketball and get a technical foul. the highlight for the game. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york and we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. lauren: breaking news this morning is disturbing video. for people in custody in chicago in connection with the racially charged anti-attack broadcast on his book life. it's disturbing video, graphic runs 30 minutes long and just a white man mentally disabled tied up with his mouth covered cowering in the corner of a room. his attackers are all african-american and can be heard laughing and chatting antiwhite and anti-donald trump messages as they kicked and punched the man who authorities say is mentally challenged. here's a chicago police had to say about the video. >> a fake name. it m

and of course the big one today lauren we got the green bay packers heading down to d down taking onkickoff i believe at 4:40 here on fox 29. you're excited about the falco falcons. >> i am. >> so many people said yesterday when i was watching the pre-game show on fox everyone picking the seahawks like we like the falcons but we got to go with our gut and go with the see ha hawk. you know, mad they said that. let's see after the game. i'm watching post game. hello. >> what you guys got to say now? >> all about the dirty bird right now. >> yeah. >> bringing it back. [ laughter ] >> that was '98, '99. >> really quickly i wanted to show this picture because joel embiid posted this. >> yes. >> apparently like a busful of fans 350 fans, correct, went down to d.c. i was like that's cool. he didn't play but he posed with the fans after the game. >> it's a podcast the rights to ricky sanchez podcast and they ran a nice little bus tour you can really cool. i love when they go ahead and debt after it and support support the team on the road. embiid did pop out of the locker room and took a pic

green. catastrophe all higher. cost is 1.5%. shanghai in chinatown 20%. laurenswagen shares have been in a state of germany and backs. a third of 1%. caci two tenths of 1% in the first day in london also higher. cheryl: is a witness to close yesterday, and nervousness about mr. trump's beach today. we will see how that affects markets at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. s&p up just a fraction. nasdaq up by five. cheryl: but will he say, what will he not say? where the 43 cents. 5125 a barrel. cap cofounder sitting down with their own liz claman on countdown to the closing bell to discuss the financial markets and the incoming trump administration. donald trump won the presidential election. >> a little bit strange about how people change their attitude so quickly. and politics are financial markets. i wonder if that will last because it's not linear. cheryl: primark also tell him as he doesn't think the euro is going to survive and he would be surprised if it lasts another five years. lauren: good interview. wal-mart planning another round of job cuts. "the wall street j

lauren: tim kaine says the executive order could put some people at risk. >> it does affect green cardolders and they are caught up in it. it affects people in special immigrant recess like interpreters to help the u.s. military in foreign countries and now their lives are risking so with giving them the specials that is to come to this country. trinity rep portman says the order was not properly vetted by supports making the visa process more secure. >> our country is not as safe as it should be with plenty of testimony in the last couple years particularly on visa waiver programs. we need to tighten things up. >> protest breaking out at major u.s. airports including those in new york, boston and outside washington d.c. nicole: the biggest tech companies in the u.s. are coming out against president tribes immigration ban. apple sent to come him microsoft and google all condemn him to ban, saying it would affect employees working here legally as well as their search for talent. starbucks ceo says his company plans to hire 10,000 refugees over five years in 75 countries. >> president tr

lauren: let's get caught up on global market action overnight. initial stocks are mostly higher. checking out the greenind. a third of a percent gain for the kospi and south korea in the shanghai composite down two tenths of 1%. however the nikkei in japan down 1.5%. you do have some pressure on the exporters are because began has strengthened the currency. nicole: markets under pressure abroad. the cac in france down half of 1%. the german dax down more than three quarters of 1% and british american tobacco in the reynolds steel $49 billion deal. lauren: back on friday at the last time the markets were up and commend the nasdaq had a six record close this year. nasdaq futures down half of 1% here dow futures down a third of 1% and s&p futures down half of 1% as well. nicole: mortgage sand lake on the csx and united airlines reporting earnings today. watch for that. commodities higher this morning. both 1.5%. gold gaining almost $20 an ounce. we have the judges tell you about in the energy industry. noble energy bind great williams for $2.7. this combination will expand a position in southern delaware

lauren. now you cannot pay in cash an anymore because they're no longer taking cash money after closed for weeks of renovation, sweet green will reopen and will only take credit and debit cards or their own mobile app. the owners say going cashless discourages robberies and allows for nastier transactions and employees more time to interact with customers. they have a number of locations one in university city. owners don't think they'll lose any business. trending now at 5:1 carli lloyd joining jersey great. >> she is being inducted to new jersey hall of fame. hall of fame announced 15 ne newest inductees for this yea year's ceremony she is a native of new jersey and lives in mount laurel now and she's feev acup window and two time olympic gold medalist. >> and "live with kelly" rippa join the list rippa was born in stratford and co-hosted talk show now 15 years and won three daytime emmys for role on soap opera "all my children". >> these thesety good but we usually beat her in the 9:00 hour. >> also going to be honored hatian actor grew up in newark and rose to fame as rap group fujis he won three grammys more musical

green i'm good. >> world is turning to your way of thinking she never has carbon her. >> occasionally. >> i notice women don't carry cash much. credit cards. laureno you have carbon you right now. >> oh, oh, do i have cash alex i have to say i agree with mike on this one you need carbon you you never know when something is going to happen. >> whoa. >> oh, baby i got to pay the baby sister. >> geez how much do you pay the baby sister can i baby sit. >> all this cash will get me nothing at sweet greens you go to that sgrawnt. >> dew go do sweet greens we have salad and bowls and like anyway, starting today most of their stores all in new york, pennsylvania, illinois, california, no longer accepting cash. cash. can't use it. at a restaurant. well, because they think it -- fist of all only 10% of sales less than that are made with cash. so most people are using credit cards anyway. and they tested this and find when i get rid of the cash and you just swipe or use app or something you're speeding up transaction by 10% so it's fatter, easier and then i guess they figure they can't get rob as easily. >> faster. >> when you put in the chip you sit and wa

green bay packers traveling to atlanta take on the falcons. kick off at 3:00. you can only catch that game, where, laurens a tweet someone sent out because we were talking about the game and i was like, ut-oh, who going for the falcons. who is going for the packers. pj says i get the local tie with maddie ice aaron and the pack beat the stick kin cowboys. i got to stick with the hometown team. scott where you watching the game all excite idea. >> rue elli excite. >> you didn't invite. >> i need no distractions. i need help with what to wear. >> diehard for the nfc championship. >> pick one of these. these are high two options. >> this is strong already. >> the be dazzled atl falcons logo. >> okay g that's one option. >> good option much. >> that's classic. i wear that one lot. >> diamonds on there. >> are you scared of this one. >> it's red and black the colors you need. >> are those -- classy but i cuss a little. [ laughter ] >> someone said during the game you might -- whatever words come out. >> yell at the tv. >> what do you say. >> be dazzled or classy but i cuss a little. >> what's diamond going to

green card. so many people were stuck in airports. they were detain. >> it was an immediate thing, after the executive order was announced. certainly, it happened at philly international airport and that is where laurenright the now. much more quiet now, of course but yesterday was ative rent story. >> reporter: it was loud yesterday, mike. the it is quite to it day. we have tried to talk to a few pass evening tours find out what he this thought about everything that played out here. many people just trying to get to their lanes and exchanging their heads, saying they don't have much to say but 5,000 people did have a lot to say yesterday here at international arrival hall. they were showing their support for newly banned travelers who were already in route to the u.s. when the president signed an executive order. the end result legal u.s. residents being blocked from coming back into our country leaving many people this limbo details on the refugee restrictions not all clear but we do know a tell rare i ban on entry from seven muslim majority countries. the fall out heart breaking for families being split up, divided, detained in airports and even sent back with cancelled visas. the stories are sad