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s. >> let's do it. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> we the champs. let's go. >> reporter: thank you so much i will let you head across and get in there. if we can shoot right through here we can see what we're talking about. we have these trash trucks kind of in the way as the city gets things in the right spot but there are hundreds of people over there in the dark lined up early, some in this area of the sidewalk where parade will come through. others want to fill in eakins oval to be closer to the stage i want to show you one guy has been out here for at least an hour now on the corner here in a red coat and a black hoodie does not want to show his face because he is a giants fan, you guys. he is only out here for his son, for his son, they are eagles fans and he doesn't want to show his face, and i can understand why. that is okay. doing a good thing for his family and kudos to him for that. back inside to you guys. >> i see some people are out there in the tent in front of the art museum across the way there. >> there is a couple tents out here, people h

against new england patriots and how about one last pep talk from doug pederson. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> let's go>> let's go, let's go to minneapolis to ducis rodgers and jamie apody here who says pressure's not on them because nobody expected them to be here tonight, guys. >> that is correct and coach wants his players to play loose. he wants them to seized this moment because as we know this opportunity, to play for the super bowl does not come around too often. >> yeah, pederson, his guys have been loose all week and that is how they want him to play. we will see how they play tonight. lets inside u.s. bank stadium how about that nick foles against tom brady, in the super bowl, it is like a david verse goliath battle. eagles are no under dogs they were 13-three, number one seed >> i spoke to some of the players earlier in the week. veteran players about what an accomplishment it has been to >> how hard is it, to be in the super bowl. >> it is unbelievably hard. two teams out of 32 teams we get to make it every year. and the road is difficult. obviously, what we have had to overcome is phenomen

let it go. but we are not going to be letting it go because it is truly affected our country. we have 21 trillion in debt. are hot going to let that go s. when people want to accept their cars into our country but our cars, andept so many other products cars are it.least of cars is a big category we can't do. that. we can't do we will no longer do it? will tell that you. fewuld like to ask foal say words because you have been very, very, i would never use progressive, but very good. >> be careful. president trump: when dow use the word progressive. use it in a much different sense. i think you understand. >> thank you. was say it, too, as well. a wol different attitude today the department instead of here is what is best. how can we help. what do you think we should dobb? cannot tell you how much we appreciate that i. president trump: thank you, bill. >> the second thing, i think what you flare everybody in here. perspectiveferent about what the private sector should do and what government should do. transportation-infrastructure without we is the fundamental responsibility of government. their own build interstate system. nobody can b

s chain of command they let it go. i think we ought to ask those tough questions and hold people accountable. there are good people at the f.b.i. but clearly there are people at the f.b.i. that chose to let this go. i think we ought to know about this. then at the end of the day when you look at local law enforcement and the sheriff has been very outspoken in a lot of ways, but i think what angered me the most is there was a sheriff's deputy trained and armed at the school assigned to protect the school and he hid out instead of protecting those students and confronting the shooter. i wouldn't be here right now if it wasn't for law enforcement confronting the shooter in my case. it is really disappointing that ultimately somebody didn't go into that school that was there and armed to protect those kids. >> dealing with the parkland students you have a daughter who is that age. can you look at them and say that you are doing enough? >> first of all there was a colossal breakdown in the system locally. so there was a col

ukee washington finds out you are a patriots fan, take a look at this. >> here we go, 123, e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> let'sn good fun, a little ripping there. ukee washington at ati/north wilmington therapy a physical therapy clinic. molly, with ukee there is only patriots fan in that building so naturally ukee had to remind her she's in eagles territory. >>> crews have been hard at work at u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis their has took get the stadium ready for biggest game in sports. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean was there and shows us what goes into that huge job. >> reporter: we have made it inside u.s. bank stadium here in minneapolis. you just saw the field, that is where eagles will take on patriots in super bowl lii on sunday. of course, it will be a little louder in here on sunday and a few more people inside the stadium. it is a gorgeous place. if you look up you will notice we're in a dome. we have talk about that in the weeks leading up to the super bowl. so everyone will be quite comfortable, fans, players, coaches, everybody that is gathered here and as you can tell they are in the m

. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, go birds, lets go, so exciting, yes. >> fun day. >> and. >> they have been singinghis all morning guys, and if would you like to pick up your hoeing think morning they are going to be here from 10 to 2:00 this afternoon and pick up your hoagies and also root for the birds. live from mullica, i'm anita o h for cbs-3 "eyewitness news" >>> whistle while you work, appreciate it, $25,000. >> lets make it happen. >> turning to weather now chelsea's tracking rain, hi there, chelsea. >> reporter: good morning, we will be dealing with the mixed bag for some of us, areas north and west, not really dealing with the rain some point today but maybe even starting out as a wintry mix, some snow. owe weather watchers, check in with temperatures on the chilly side of things, right in the 30's for a live locations. we have upper 20's for some of our weather watchers, 34 according to lynn, in cherry hill, seeing these numbers go up since last hour and that is good news and ed, in chesterfield at 32, right around, and weather watchers check in a little chillier in newark where delores

look at this. >> here we go, one, two, three , e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> let's go bird. >> of course, thatukee washington there at ati north wilmington therapy a physical therapy clinic. molly with ukee you can see is only patriots fan there so naturally ukee reminded her that she's in eagles territory >>> we are hoping for an eagles victory come tomorrow night and if that happens philadelphia will surely celebrate and police are ready "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden tells us how they have been preparing all week. >> reporter: if you had are among 30,000 fans partying in the mayfair streets come sunday night and there will be more officers, exactly how many police are not saying. >> anything of that nature with sporting events, it is the place to be. >> reporter: captain anthony l uka's district covers frankford and cottman where philly blows off the roof when celebrating just about anything. only cbs-3 was there as police met with bar, business owners in preparation for sunday night. >> we are anticipating if they win probably triple amount of people, and if that is the case then we

. >> i e s rainy out there. lets go live on sky 6 hd we are stuck in this for a while.ste moved out of philadelphia. but we still have the dampness in the air and drizzle and sticking around for the weekend and ground level at city . and the roa glistening with that rain. and it is a wet fe and look at the average rain for february this tavee of the s b e s twofnches and we are about double that. and this is our fifth weekend in a row. veith rain or snow. rain not snow. and you look at this and see we finally dry out as we head back to work and school monday and tuesday and the steadiest rain is saturday night into sunday piorning. double scan showing what i of the first batch of this rain kind of a light line from the garden state parkway. through mays landing crossing 49 into delaware. this is really the first of three rounds of rain working through ovof the next tadsee dalw. right now temperatures tell the story. we were in the 70snd 8 yesterday and0 in philadelphia andover 4 poconos 31 degrees with the ntor weather freezing rain up there. compare this to this time y

s! eagles! >> whoo! >> let's go reporter: >> reporter: roll our package. >> biggest seller will be beer, caca rona, miller light, coors. >> soup bowl eve and the city is electric green burstin burstinge scenes call it the pre-game party. >> hit em low, hit em high. >> , everywhere you look banners and signs take a few steps down broad and you'll hear one word. >> eagles! >> over the chick's and bowls in center city shad day working through the night. she is ready to feed the masses and they're already at her door. >> we've been getting orders all day, all week. >> report roar these are special orders to be exact. >> they always give it go eagl eagles. >> the more the merrier. >> reporter: it's flying off the shelves aft township liquors in south injuries z rob is is with that hat. >> i got people walking out and cursing and screaming. they'll go to another store because i'm wearing a patriots hat. >> new england fans allowed on eagles territory. >> i love the green. driving in seeing the green was incredible. >> jar

let's take a look at where asia-pacific markets are going here. end ofa surprise at the friday with the sw and nasdaq up by about 1.5% or 2%. let's unpack that and see if we get a cue into the asia-pacific. saw?was it you guest: friday was very interesting. pretty big range. i think you got addicted whole week in terms of what happened and look through that data. trigger points are quite very. there were a lot of people pointing to the impact of inflation and the possibility of what inflation could mean in the u.s. particularly. does that bring the fed forward in terms of its expectations of raising rates? that was part of it. i think friday was also interesting for what happened in washington and what the white house released about getting out of the shutdown it had for the second time in three weeks, the spending package behind that. the interesting thing behind that is that is a lot of stimulus to go into a an economy moving quite nicely. i would say it is humming along quite dramatically. to put that and i'm a stimulus into it along with the company tax in december, it is an interesti

. >> let's go eagles! >> e-a-g-l-e-s! >> reporter: they have already gone, folk you've been in the back taking picture, come forward, dear. you've been an allegation fan all your life? >> yeah i have. i'm not going today i have bad legs i'm the driver picking them up and dropping them off taking them back an dropping them off. i'll be watching them on tv. >> reporter: matter lady. >> i'm old. >> reporter: you be careful down there, make sure you don't get pick pocketed there could potential problems, you have a good time. thanks for being with us. matt, tam, that's the latest from here from norristown, they will be lining up and coming down in the thousands from here on the regional rails. vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> i love how you always have great advice for them. >>> for those coming from new jersey, patco is no longer an option. it sold out of its special tickets for the parade. plus those who have those tickets or freedom cards are not guaranteed service. customers unable to board will receive full refund

s eagles. >> you know, rahel, they are not excited at all. lets goi feel like they said everything that you could not say so, they are pumped out there lets send it over to chelsea, the crowd is pumped but they are bundled up. >> rightly so. >> best report ever. they are super bundled up and that is because temperatures are very cold. let me show you those numbers, 28 degrees right now in fill and then factor in the wind. it feels much colder. i will show you wind chills. twenty-six in wilmington. twenty-five in allentown. we are starting at 22 degrees. here's what it feels like with the wyndmoor like 17 in philadelphia, 16 wilmington. feels like 14 in reading and zero is what it feels like in the poconos. so we are getting you prepared for the parade, mostly sunny, brisk and cold, temperatures in the low to mid 30's today but we will factor in the wind i hope those folks are dressed in the teens and 20's because that is what it will feel like all day, next chance for rain arrives later on this weekend. meisha you are very bus think morning what is g

let's go live to nbc 10's drew smith in center city with the latest. drew, you have been there for hours. >> reporter: philly fans celebrating responsibly. we are on market street near city hall. this sign was toppled, picked up and moved. you can see the amount of litter and trash in the street right now. i want to show you some damage to the macy's building here. you can see the entire glass panel there has been smashed out. they had some workers here already who have brought in some boards to board it up. you can see the displays out of their places and also another window that was smashed. this was market street and penn square. a large police presence right now. only a few people out there walking. obviously some fans took it too far and there has been some damage to this part of the city. right in the heart of the city, unfortunately. we have been out. there's been thousands and thousands of fans in the street. most people were behaving themselves. unfortunately, some damage to clean up. >> a few fans getting a little too wild during the celebrat

let's go! leticia is "black panther"'s breakout star. >> she's thinking of solutions to help our country. >> ands are loving her up on social media, calling her the epitome of cool. >> i think we can consider her a disney princess, because she is a princess in the movie and this is a disney movie. >> i'm, hey, man, what can i say? i'm not going to say no. i'm just going to make sure i be a humble person. >> she was born in guyana and raised in london. she worked on a couple of wish tv shows as a naive young lesbian in "banana." >> i just stopped in for a quick shot. >> and a mistier your visitor in this show. >> don't worry. >> what's next for leticia? well, we predict pretty big things. she's in steven spielberg's movie out in march. and then in marvel avengers. and then the comic book version, eventually becoming the "black panther." >> i knew if i was blessed to play this role, it would mean a lot, because it would put something into the world that would be of inspiration to other women, other young girls. >> you did it for this woman right here. she is so good. mark my words, she's going to

let's do final trades. >> s&p is going down 3%. >> j.d.c. >> chrw bought it today. >> the eem higher.midd restaurant supplier. >> thank you for having you with us >> "power lunch" starts now. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera after monday's meltdown, two days of triple-digit gains for the dow and have we bottomed or or is a deeper correction still in play and how your portfolio isn't as diversified as you think. and this wild ride could not come as a worst time for mom and pop investors just getting back into the market in a big way so what now? your market survival guide is straight ahead and oh, snap, the stock on fire soaring about 40%, back above the ipo twice. a surprise earnings beat but is

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let's take a look at that flight with ed rendell. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> and we can't let you gohowing my very favorite commercial from the whole night. this is a tribute to the giants, also in the division, and of course having a hapless season as well as others in the division. but this is a tribute to eli manning and of course beckham. ♪ i've had the time of my life ♪ ♪ i've never felt this way before ♪ >> yeah, you got to give them props for that. thank you so much, morgan radford. thanks for being there. i guess you'll be there thursday. free beer for everyone over 21, if you're not on the air. >> reporter: we'll be waiting. >> thanks to you. and coming up, sideline, the democra democra democrats hoping to counter devin nunes with their own memo. will it ever see the light of day? that's next. stay with us. time to bask... in low prices! tripadvisor compares prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. refreshing, isn't it?. tripadvisor. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enou

s are going to amend that slightly and then pass that let's listen the to the aid sees treasurer up or machete who's going to explain how they're then good to move forward after that fish. by tomorrow a motion of no question this will be tabled debate that to remove the president of the republic then all of the processes keep. of course there says the chief we've been to stuff they've decodes through that process it is a government which is also speak to precedent that the constitution i'll go out by two perhaps three months ago they say two days but we want to do things. and they want to do things very quickly in fact said the a.n.c. chief went as far as saying that if the the country's chief justice is available tomorrow they want to immediately ofter that after that no confidence vote vote in a new president the constitution provides a thirty day period for the national assembly to come to that decision but they say we want to bring in sara was as as early as possible it's this rush that president zuma says i don't understand why the hurry but we know from listening to the aides say

. >>> with more on that let's go live to kpix5's katie nielsen. katie? >> reporter: we're here in downtown napa. we've seen a lot of people walking by bundled up a lot warmer than they normally would be this time of year. that's because the low tonight could be around 27 degrees and believe it or not, the most vulnerable animals are actually the chickens. >> chickens! look at. i'm trying to get them. look. >> reporter: 2 1/2-year-old hudson considers himself a professional chicken wrangler. he only has three chickens, but they have a cool in the backyard for bo, choo choo and chickee. >> we have a little heat lamp over there. they stay pretty warm at night. >> reporter: while hudson would rather bring the chickens into the house for the night, his dad andy has other ideas. >> we've looked all over for chicken sweaters, but we can't find them anywhere. >> reporter: yup, you heard him right, chicken sweaters. supposedly it's a thing. any chicken sweaters? >> not today, not today, but maybe soon. >> reporter: wilson feed has seen plenty of customers getting

let's go back to nbc 10's lauren mayk. she joins us live in the breaking news center with an update. >> reporter: investigators believe the shooter is 18 years old and possibly a former student there. the superintendent at marjory stoneman douglas high school says there are numerous fatalities, but investigators have not confirmed just how many people died in the attack. gunfire erupted just after 3:00. more than 3,000 students are enrolled at this school, and many parents rushed to the scene there to check on their kids. >> i just picked up my cell phone and all i could hear was him yelling, there's a shooting at school, mom, there's a shooting at school happening right now. so i just told him, run, baby, run, run. >> at first i thought someone pulled the fire alarm and then i actually got scared like there's actually a shooter. and people are actually dying. >> the sheriff called the scene horrific. s.w.a.t. teams had been on the scene there clearing each room of the school to make sure that it's safe. we'll continue to

even after landing. >> reporter: that's how they arrived home. >> let's go birds. >> reporter: all day. all night. >> eaglee-a-g-l-e-sreporter: how was it? >> it was unbelievable. wentz we came and foles we tru trust. >> all right. how many zoo super bowl games have you been to. >> this is the first one. it's the best one i'll ever go to. >> i was jumping up and down. i almost passed now. >> i was in 1960 when they won and i'm in 2018 when they wouldn't again. >> history. >> it was just an aura in the stadium. we knew -- everybody new. >> best feeling i've had. eagles fan my entire life and i was truly truly -- yeah, truly, truly, truly excited about it. >> amazamazing to be there in person. to be there for are very first time the eagles bring the home. >> still in shock. so happy to be home. >> it was awesome. couldn't eye couldn't believe i was there. >> near can bill. he jumped on the plane with his lucky charms and faith that he'd get in. >> so on the flight out you booked a ticket. >> yeah. and sang the eagles fight song and high fived joe by depth aft it was done. it was a pretty crazy day. >> that it was and t

s, eagles. >> we started learning that song at years old. >> we saw them learning it at elementary schools and nursey schools. >> let's check in with tornad vittoria woodill. >> here we gol-e-s, eagles!. >> hey, house it going, everybody, guess what, eagles are number one, bade. we are live from 15 and samsung and guess what i'm with my sister and i found friends. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> the energy in the city is out of control. have there been out of control moments. absolutely. we did see a car flipped over. that was not g i'll tell you one thing the passion in city is absolutely contagious. you can see it on the faces of every single person here how did it feel when you saw that we were the champions and we clenched that touch down. >> my birthday was february 3 this is the best present ever. >> happy birthday. happy bairnl day. coal, coal, come in here colie. this is my sister i thought i would never see you tonight. how did you feel when the game was played. >> unreal, unreal. >> where were you watching the game. >> south philly. >> south philly. >> yes. >> after the crowd let out tell me how to felt in the street. >> unbelievable. happy. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles!. >

your we called putin's mouthpiece let's go to office story anyway we've got labor m.p.'s who cozy up to russia should be ashamed to focus on the labor m.p.'s obviously. perceived to be quite politically motivated comment piece i mean i think the real issue here is the attacks and i say you know i don't come on the show clearly because i view r.t. as a kind of media outlet similar to evolve in a sense that. to marginalize issues there are a message from the mainstream press and that is no bad thing you know and i mean what do you think of the two when they say away from the labor m.p.'s through an r.t. is allowed to operate here says rupert murdoch's times i think that is particularly important and i think the attacks on r.t. are more out of kind of punishes and he russian point scoring than they are of any real concern of. political or journalistic integrity and i think that's made for with that argument of mine i should say the russian embassy has denied that two men claiming to be in the brewing industry approached labor and be at a community pub but they also have to s

let's see what's going on with the market the s&p is off by 25 points, the nasdaq is lower by 44 pointsussell is off by 12 points. it's three-quarters of a percent. the s&p lower by nearly 1% so the selloff continues, not as bad as we saw at the open, but still. shares are lower the analysts raising the stock to buy from hold and putting $129 price target on it. highest on the street. it is our call of the day. gentlemen do, you agree and lady, do you agree >> she knows more than all of us combined we say lady and gentlemen. a quick comment, the report is hilarious. the report is, why can't you be more like home depot it's about something home depot does really, really well and the big one is catering toward pros which could add up to revenue per square feet. do you agree with that >> absolutely. >> and the dow was lowered by 300 points, go ahead. >> lowe's has underperformed the reason is they haven't been able to execute. now yu have an activist in it gets interesting. a new buyback. it gets more interesting the valuation to me is a little rich i don't own it i missed it. i do black &

s&p 500. who is right? let's go to dennis gartman. what do you think? >> thank you, neil. thanks for having me on. i listen to peter eliades this afternoon. market cops or peaks of some consequence are made in volatilities. the volatility we had in the past several days i think is indicative of a market making a peak. the public is terribly involved. the amount of money that flowed in from december and january are is unprecedented. it's that type of activity that bothers me. yes, the economy is strong. but what happens at the end of bull markets when stocks peak is that money moves out of the capitol market and moves into plant and equipment and labor. that's exactly what we're seeing. the monetary authorities have stopped supplying reserves to the system. they began doing so in 07, 08 and 09 when it was needed and now it's not. now capitol is moving to strengthening economic activity. this is indicative of a peak, not a market that i'd want to be an aggressive buyer. >> neil: interesting. it's too early to tell, but in the 1929 crash and the 87 crash, there were periods p

going to be later in the day. let's start with our neighborhood. 46 in lehigh valley. 51 in the pennsylvania suburb s. uth jersey, 48. and 48 along the jersey shore. a little closer look at your neighborhoods. bedminster, 49. we go to arrington, 51. new hope, 52. north wales, 51. elroy, 51. malvern, 47 and oxford, 45 degrees. so everybody is above where we should be this time of year which is 44 degrees. we're very comfortable. nothing in the area yet for doppler radar but look to the west of harrisburg. showers moving quickly into the area. we have nothing to block the systems that are moving through. they'll move through fast. you can see that long line of moisture that's still yet to come. this is something that we're going to deal with. probably until about, oh, 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. now we're watching two systems out to the west. one coming out of canada in the northern rockies. the other out of southern california. they come together. and when they do come together, this is what's going to produce the snow. a lot of energy that's going to be formed at the last minute. watch the numbers. we'r

let's go birds. >> all day. >> all night. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: how was it? >> it was unbelievable. wentz we came and foles we tru trust. >> how many super bowl bowls have you been to. >> this is the first time one the best one i'll he have go. >> i was jumping up and down. i almost passed out. it was insane. >> i was there in 1960 when the eagles won. now i'm here 2018 when the eagles won again. >> history. >> history owe yeah. glad we all witnessed it. like i said it was an aura in the stadium. we knew. everybody new. >> the best feeling i've had i've been eagles fan my entire life and i was truly truly -- yeah. truly truly truly excited about it. >> amazing to be there in person to be there for the very first time that the eagles bring it home. >> still in shock. so happy to be home. >> it was awesome. i couldn't even believe i was there. >> neither can bill, he just jumped on the plane with his lucky charms and faith that he'd get in. >> so on the flight out, you book a ticket? >> yeah. >> and sunk the eagles fight song and high fived joe biden after it w

let's go to parkland, florida for more. >> reporter:'s teachers and chaff -- staff are returning to stoneman douglas high school. today they will be providing support services. >> eventually we will have to move on and i have mixed emotions going back. we go from angry to sad. >> this comes one day after the broward county sheriff announced the armed officer on duty at the school never went inside to engage the shooter. he has been placed under investigation. the sheriff says it is not the only disciplinary action being taken. >> i restricted two of our deputies while we delve further into this and make a decision if they could have done more or should have done more. >> the shooting and the inaction has rekindled the debate of arming staff members with many students and teachers rejecting the idea of guns in the classroom. >> you shouldn't be responsible for protecting the entire school. >> the idea is absolutely ridiculous. >> others in law enforcement say that it is worth exploring. one florida county is making plans for a new pilot program overseen by the local sheriff.>> my primary resp

first half of sunday. 43 right now, you factor in that wind, feels like the upper 30's, a little bit of a chill. but let's gos on those temperatures. lw 50's by noon. 57 degrees by 3:00. and we finally start to dry out after about lunch time. so not a complete wash-out for today. the heaviest of the rainfall, the next several hours. it's wet though, you can see from philadelphia to mt. laurel, as you move towards trenton dealing with the rain, north and west, and steadier rain as we move toward allentown, sections of the poconos, kind of zoom into berk county also, lehigh valley county, north hampton, carbon, monroe. if you're skiing, wet conditions for the first part but we'll start to dray out after about 11:00, 12:00 lunch time for today and tomorrow we're lobbying at the return of sunshine, yes, just in time as we kick off the upcoming work week, but these past several weekends have been just socked in with the clouds and also the showers, 46 right now in millville, low 40's north and west, 30's in the poconos, take a look at that forecast, varying temperatures, low 50's in allentown, but mid 60's in dov

let's go. e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> yay! [ applause ] >> awesome.ll send it back to you guys. >> that's so cute. pats fan in saggers, yeah, there's at least one but he's not feeling the love of his community. ♪ >> the search is on for a man who shot a pregnant teenager and two others in west philadelphia shortly after 1:30 on the 5200 block of webster street. police say the man shot 18-year-old woman and 19-year-old woman in the leg and 20-year-old in the back. they're all at the hospital. we have no word of any arrests as of yet. >>> a bombshell out of hollywo hollywood. nearly 40 years after natalie wood's death her husband actor robert wagner is reportedly a person of interest. so says a los angeles county sheriff's deputy who makes the claim in upcoming episode of 48 hours. wood drowned off the coast of catalina island after she diss app and appeared from the couple's yacht in 1981. wagner known for on the tv series heart to heart or it takes a thief was the last person to see her alive. he's 87 years old. >> one local teacher celebrating huge m

s>> reporter: but demando strong that even higher rates are unlikely to cool the competition. for "nightly business report" i'm diana olick in washington. >>> before we go let's look atg today's closmbers. they do not cover the intraday volatility. the dow dropped to 257893. nasdaq fell 63 on heavy selling in big cap tech names. and the s&p 500 was off 13. >>> stay tuned for that does it for us tonight. i'm sue herera. thank you for joining us. >> ith tyler en. thanks from me as well. have a great evening, everybody. we hope to see you back here tomorrow. >> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made psible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days,g coolade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea.s nonstop flige available from most major airports.

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let's all the s&p 500, but we are going to sprinkle in some vix futures depending on signals.lot, was actually 4%. it did very well. scarlet: that is a white line there. >> yes, that little bit of vix was powerful. so much, you got a big kick. when you take the phdg out 105% versusit is up the s&p is 115. the cost is so dramatic it will down, but if we go up or or down, people will flock to it because it will outperform. argue foro that might holding it for the short-term rather than the long term. let's talk about one of the thematic etf's, a smart beta etf we like to focus on. it is the focus on organics companies, or company that it is organic food, drinks, and other products. let's take a look at org. >> the organics etf goes by the ticker org. it looks to take advantage of the booming market of food, drinks, and other products made chemicals and pesticides. americans spent $150 billion on organic products in 2015. returning more than 40% over the past year, there is good exposure in small and mid-cap. -- makes up a fifth of the etf. oregon has lower trading volume, has lo

put in mental institutions, but the liberals made such a big stink in the early 1970's that all these people were let goecause the democrats need them to vote for them. host: what about concerns expressed by some people that having guns in schools might increase the chances of an the gun falling into the wrong hands inside the school? are you concerned? caller: no, i am not here it i had a couple of military friends -- i am not. i had a couple of military friends with concealed weapons on them, and i felt safe knowing that if something did happen, they would get their guns out and shoot the bad guy dead. host: calling from savannah, georgia, you oppose the president's idea. why? caller: good morning. when theit because second amendment was written, i do not think no one is living now in america that has been living in america now. i think the situation goes like this. , to arme need guns teachers with guns? you go to college to learn how to teach. you did not go to school to learn how to carry a gun. we are now teaching how to run away from situations instead of kids learning in school. those kids in fl

s. so that is good news rain is moving n lets look at is what going on we will start off on storm scan three you can see rain moving through ohio valley, west virginia, western pennsylvania, and it is not a lot but there could be some locally heavy showers embedded within that area have rain, between about eight and 10 clit tonight we can expect the rain to begin. you may be surprised out to dinner, nice long meal, walk outside into a downpour but right now you can see a few cloud lifting in not a whole lot happening on storm scan three for now. but lets time it out through next couple hours by eight or 9:00 rain moves in. by 11:00 it is coming down steady a cross vast majority, we are seeing yellow, orange colors indication where heaviest rain is falling and last about two or 3:00 a.m. and gets out quickly but a lot of warm air will be lifting in with this system as well for tomorrow morning even it is not raining you may deal with slow downs. so just take it easy tomorrow morning may take you longer to get to work, sun will make a brief appearance in spots tomorrow afternoon a spring inter

let me show you the temperatures, generally speaking mid to low 30's, colder further north and west go, colder air beginning to wrap in. take a look at the radar. you can understanded why. thankfully this front is sipping out of here. it is moving right along. it is obviously still wet however here with the rain turning over to snow. so part of central new jersey, but this has primarily been a rain producer. here is the thing. even as skies clear, you've got to worry about the potential for refreezing. we've had reports of icing already. so expect that there could be some slick travel this morning , even this afternoon, but things should be drying out later on tonight. also, just worth a mention there is picture if the background phil chap line, starting to incorporate their pictures into the backgrounds of our graphics, so one extra way that we use their observations cents, in a cool way for the weather forecast, thanks for that great shot there, phil. looking forward we'll see in another rounds here come in of snow and rain for super bowl sunday. look like pretty wet day all things c

. >> let's take a look at the s&p. this could goher way the good news is the lows was right at the open. you see we're drifting lower again. here's what you want to look for. the first thing you want to see is signs that the sellers are exhausted. we haven't seen that yet the second is buyer interest returning. we saw that in the mid morning but, again, not enough buyeriin interest this is why i say this could go either way 2/1. volume volatility, we could go either way we closed the vicks x. i think we're still searching for some kind of direction here's what i like the cash vix is trading above the futures. it's usually something that goes backward they're freaked out about the present and not as much as the future this could go either way guys, back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. of course, it's going to be a busy week as the earnings continue autos, retail, consumer names, f phrma. >> it really was so much of the direction on friday. right now we're sitting just about where we were on friday, 285. >> it will be interesting

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let's see what is going on with stocks. we see the big selloff we have been talking about, with the s&p 500 index kind of bouncing around.ere is the major averages. we are seeing the lows of the session here for the majors. a spike in the vix. volume has also picked up drop the day. we are seeing more tepid selling . volume accelerated as well. we have now a race to the gains for the year today for all of the major averages. that is something to keep in mind. a more than 8%ng pullback in the s&p 500 index. it was a record high for the index. the selloff that occurred has now surpassed 8%. if you were looking at how the day has played out for the s&p , the intraday for the index, you can see a picture here. a drop ofinitially the open, but it was fairly modest. it is different from yesterday. attempts ateveral breaking the positive yesterday. that has not been the case today . we are getting the results of that auction we were just talking about. let's go back over to the 30 year. we seem he bonds now. -- see the bonds now. it is a weaker auction than the previous auction. awarding 61% of those 30 year bonds to indirect b

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let's go to julie hyman. julie: things have been changing very rapidly. the s&p 500 index has seen very little change.ring up the index of small caps.

let's go to julie hyman. julie: things have been changing very rapidly. the s&p 500 index has seen very little change. i want to bring up the index of small caps. around, as bouncing has the rest of the market. if you look at the s&p 500 index, the range has been tightening up to some extent. swings,eeing wider yesterday the swing in the s&p 500 index sold as much as a .5% before closing just off the low. the swing is something like 3.25%. we are seeing a pretty wide range for that index. the volatility in the s&p 500 index -- let's take a look at a chart that illustrates this. of the the volatility russell versus the volatility of the s&p 500 index. drop in theg russell volatility versus the which illustrates that some of what has been going on has been driven by short volatility product centered in the vix. very specific , theny is with the cbo operator and owner of the vix. some of these products are now getting shut down or at least one short including vix product saying it is closing and will offer redemption. cboe is the worst-performing stock in the s&p 500 index today, down 10.5%. vix spikehe

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s out there. let me show you now a look at storm scan three what we have going on you can see we're dry here in philadelphia only place where we are getting precipitation is off to the north and west, maybe a couple flurries up into allentown but we are quiet here at home. 34 degrees in philadelphia, 34 in wilmington. thirty-two lancaster. thirty-one in reading. we are at 36 in millville. down the shore we are in the low to mid 30's. low and mid to up are 30's i should say, right around 38 degrees currently in wildwood. 36 degrees in atlantic city. and, as we zoom in just a little bit more i can show you those wins have shifted a little bit more out of the south, that should allow our temperatures to continue to rise into the upper 30's. some spots may be even hitting 40 later this afternoon and we have been waiting for that wind shift, yesterday we had winds north and west, gusting to 20 miles an hour at times, that made it feel very uncomfortable but that is certainly changed for sure. so throughout the day and rest of the afternoon we are looking at 37. by 6:00 p.m. 36 degrees by 9:00, mainly cloudy, qui