that it's going to be the lew klein college.course lew klein is a legend in the broadcasting street. he's closely tied to temple. there's going to be a formal dedication ceremony in the spring. lew klein is a pioneer in the broadcasting industry and today temple university announced that's school of media and communication will take his name. temple says the lew klein college of media and communication honors his career in television. his more than six decades of teaching service to the university. and recognizes a historic multi-million dollars gift to the school from lew and janet kline. launch many careers including bob sagget and dick clark. klein produced band stand which would go on to be american band stand with dick clark. he put captain noah on the air. >> don't forget to say your prayers. >> carter was a show man. >> reporter: clue lew klein began teaching tv courses at temple in 1952. he was proceeding gram director at channel6 when it launched its "action news" format in 1970. he's been a executive producer for fill'

today temple university announced that's school of media and communication will take lew klein's nametemple says the lew klein college of media and communication honors his career in television, his more than six decades of teaching service to the university and recognizes a historic multi-million dollars gift to the school from lew and janet klein. >> it's been great experiencism kline kline has helped launch several careers. some went on to become household names like dick sagget and bob clarke. kline kline prude all kinds of shows including band stand which would go on to become american band stand with dick clark. he also put carter merbreier on the air as captain noah and his magical arc. >> don't forget to say your prayers. >> carter was a show man. >> reporter: lew klein began teaching tv courses at temple in 1952. he was program director at channel six when it launched its "action news" format in 1970. he's been an executive, a producer for phillies telecast and more and through it all he's supported temple as a benefactor, a teacher and a mentor. and kline kline is a co-found

temple says the lew klein college of media and communication honors his career in television, his moreof teaching service to the university and recognizes a historic multi-million dollars gift to the school from lew and janet klein. klein has launched several careers like bob sagget and of course dick clark. klein was one of channel6's earliest employees and produced all kinds of shows including band stand which would go on to become american band stand with dick clark. >> ♪ >> reporter: he also put carter merbreier on the air as captain no, sir and what his magical arc. >> don't forget say your prayers. >> carter was a show man. >> reporter: lew klein began teaching tv courses at temple in 1952. he was program director at channel six when it launched its "action news" format in 1970. he's been an executive a producer for phillies telecasts and more. and through it all he's supported temple as a benefactor, a teacher and a mentor. and klein is co-founder of the national association of television program executives he's actually in miami today where he's receiving a lifetime achievement

treasury secretary, jack lew. >> i'm here for a live exit interview with treasury secretary jack lew.oining us. >> great to be with you, steve. >> as usual, we've done this a number of times. i start with the news over the weekend. the president-elect said that the european union breaking apart would not be a problem for the united states. is it an issue for the united states? is it benefit to the u.s. economically? is there a position on that? >> if you look at the history of the last 70 years, a europe that has been increasingly united, both economically and geopolitically has been a source of stability, both in terms of there being peace in europe and most of europe and in terms of economic stability. i think that's in the interest of the united states. for multiple reasons. first of all, the history of the 20th scentury was a very different one. you know, geopolitically avoiding conflict is very important. europe is also our largest trading partner. having a prosperous europe is in our economic interest. you know, we have, for a long time, really since the end of world war ii, bee

this is lewes beach. the cape may lewes ferry leaves in this area right here. it's not here now. just way too rough out there. >> looking at the angry sea. >> a few folks just say they had to come out and see it. >> looks like a washing machine out there. >> reporter: the see of rehoboth. crews are picking up any down branches they see. it's getting tougher and tougher to get to low lying areas and on delaware root 1 the stop lights were sideways in the wind. del dot reports a few flooded out roads. while waves have come up to the dunes he hasn't seen major beach erosion. it's something pretty cool to see. >> i've never seen it here like this before ever. >> reporter: ray and i were here during hurricane sandy and i don't think it was this windy all the time all the way through. this is the parking lot at lewes beach. this is all blacktop. you can see how the sand has come in from the beach and blown in here and got covered over this area. if you look down toward that dairy queen that's one of the lower spots in the delaware beaches. there is no flooding there right now. that's a

live in lewes. nbc10 news. >> really great advice. thank you. >> this storm could be effecting your neighborhood through the night. >> first alert erika martin is looking at what you can expect over the next few hours. this isn't stopping any time soon. >> no, no. those winds are northeasterly. it feels colder than the actual temperature. right now 5:30 p.m. we're seeing wind gusts ranging from 32 miles per hour to 48 in avalon, egg harbor, 43 mile per hour wind gusts for you. still seeing really strong wind gusts. 7:30 p.m., 41 for avalon, 36 for dover. pottstown 31 and doylestown 32 for you. notice how it increases just a bit for doylestown. swedesboro 39. the issue is that this energy off shore is going to keep containing a lot of energy and those winds will not subside at least not through the overnight hours. 9:30 p.m. seeing really strong wind gusts. along with avalon, a quick look at those feels like temperatures that tim just mentioned. even though temperatures are in the 30s and low 40s it feels like it's 27 degrees in philad

ocean view in sussex county, 13 1/2" and lewes 10" and smyrna half a foot of snow. out of the storm system. norris 10" of snow. okay may harbor 6.5 as we move to pennsylvania and morris up to and delaware country 4.5 and chadds ford a little over three in philadelphia and three inches of snow. yesterday's snow system is it out of here who we're talking about dry conditions and it will be cold across the area for today. blustery conditions. that powdery snow with blow around during the day today and temperatures stuck in the 20s. watching out for those icy patches on the roadways to black ice and once again feels like temperatures ranging from zero to 15 during much of the day today. bitter cold air and take a look at this. it now feel like one degree in philadelphia area ten to 15 miles an hour and look at current feels like temperature. it feels like zero atlantic city and zero it feels like in mill vip and below zero norm and west with that fresh snow packed on the ground across the area. so take a look at high temperatures only in the teens in the poconos and cou

how about that, bob we have at cape may lewes ferry, cape may lewes ferry.eek ago they shut this down , remember, nor'easter was running, it is running this morning but not real busy for some strange reason and look we have both sunrise, which what is made of it, because it doesn't look that sunny and sea gull. look at the flags to the right we are at the very tip of new jersey here right across the delaware bay from lewes, delaware hence the name, cape may lewes ferry. we have most snow we had all day. we may ab approaching that 1 inch mark and it is snowing pretty good out here. i would say we have a inch and growing and this is sticky snow, sticking on everything. i may have to bureau from the cape may ferry people the had with me february 18th just in case and that would be that big orange ring i might to have throw to you if you do not come back to the surface. >> now how far into the surf do i have to go. >> well, you said you were going to go, neck deep if i recall and you were going to be in there 40 seconds. >> that is a long time. >> we have it on

chaka fattah is going off to prison to serve a 10 year term for racketeering he will r to fci mck in lew pennsylvania near therder. verhusiv satellite rter: uttheris legacy and things a full 7hi convict her congressman maintains his innocence even though heoes to prison for 10 years starting tomorrow. >> we are confident in our progress and i think that what we'll have to do is see how it plays out on >> the veteran congressman 10 t m corruption convictions in june. he remains incredibly up beat that has fallen so far from grace. where he was once a major player, he says it remain a part of his legacy. >> don't think anyone should cry have had any life and helps te millions of people that even my critics say i have helped. sent more people to college than any other lawmakernues say he has . e filed an appeal if which my attorneys say there is insufficient evidence for each and everyone of these charges. >> fattah believes he will be a free man when the third circuit court of appeals. i can't a what went wrong when we are seeking relief on appeal. >> it's a tough time for fat and his fami

eastern, jack lew in an exit interview of sorts.ge begins on tuesday at 5:00 a.m. eastern time. stay with us. you're watching "squawk on the street." .wh'sarcuom tanta o.. ta bet here ths ofs "$7. dewhsminwiwi a as n. e . ifnlrebv wu tanta o.. ta trad yin smitntctyourenrofi wh >>> president-elect donald trump saying this week that he tends to turn over his business operation to a trust run by his two oldest sons. our next guest workinged with trumpover the years and his recent expansion is set to benefit from a soon to open trump hotel. joining us here on the floor of the new york stock exchange is harvey. >> it was also the year we celebrated 25 years. >> congratulations. so your company, big ownership, related companies, which is a competitor and also in new york city real estate market. what can you tell us about the president-elect. >> we have never done business with donald. truth be told, many years ago we tried to do a deal with him in the gm bulding. he he would call me a couple times a year and discuss whether we would take

lewes, delaware, 10 inches. look at washington township 5.8.ee refreezing going on during the overnight. so please be aware of the lick spots, windchills in the teens and some single numbers tomorrow morning. >> all right. nice to have you with us on a saturday night. >> snow brought you in, right? >> that's right. >> thanks for joining us tonight. live lottery drawing is next, followed by "tmz". see you back here at 10:00. >> ♪

when jack lew was at cibank he was packaging bad loans.008-2009, partly because of the bad loans that he packaged for citi. >> you're right, david, there has been so much hypocrisy from steve mnuchin but with democratic senators generally with all the delay tactics. republican senators obviously mentioned, multiple times were very generous to president barack obama approving his cabinet selections. so the hip hypocrisy from democrats, they're signaling to their base. that is all they can do. no they have absolutely no votes to truly oppose any cabinet picks. i was over at senate heart office building talking with republican senators. there is so much enthusiasm behind these picks and confidence in what they can do. they're really, really energized. no matter what you hear from the democrats and opposition people are hopeful for this administration. melissa: steve moore, if i could ask you, steve mnuchin, people wonder what he would sound like what he would say, he is goldman guy and hollywood guy. >> he is. melissa: he has given money to d

. >>> well a day after donald trump called him out on twitter, two congressman john lew's books have sold out on amazon. sales of the civil rights leaders graphic novel march and his 2015 memoir walking with the wind. skyrocketed following his feud with the president-elect. after lewis questioned the legitimacy of mr. trump's victory, trump tweetd lewis should quote spend more time unfixing and helping his district. >>> wrestling legend jimmy superfly snuk ka died days after he was found not competent to stand trial for murder. he was charged decades later for the murder of his girlfriend back in 1983. doctors said the famous wrestler only had months left to live. superfly was known for flying off the ropes. he was inducted into the hall of fame of wwe back in 1996. and fellow wrestlers including the rock and hulk hogan saying rip superfly. he was 73 years old. >>> friends and family will gather tomorrow for memorial service honoring murdered teenager grace packer. the public is also invited to pay respects and share memories of the 14-year-old who police say was abused and killed. t

son gary lewis nearly 10 years ago that says with near certainty that they have the same father jerry lewis. >> they found that we had 88-point something% positive proof and also 17 out of 22 rare markers which is almost impossible for siblings to have together. what we figure out is gary is the old defendant and i'm second. >> reporter: the thing they have different mothers. gary was born to jerry's wife at the time while zhu zhu san was born to model lynn dixon jerry's lover for several years. susan scene jerry from time to time. he was always good to her. >> through my childhood it was sporadic. we'd run into each other in a theater or charity ball or wherever, upping, celebrities got together and my mother always got them together, and she was a great hostess. >> reporter: susan has written auto biography block from print several times by whom she says she doesn't know. bottom line susan and david who she calls her step brother have nowhere to go. both are on disability. victims of separate car wrecks over the years. these days david says that's all it takes. >> the situation is very

smyrna, 6 inches, dover, 3.5 and lewes, 10 inches. in new jersey, 6.45 on the ground stone harbor. 6 in gloucester township and 4.5 for vine land and there's still reports coming in. i expect to see totals higher than this. in pennsylvania, officially so far in philadelphia, 2.4. that may go up a little bit with new reports coming in. lower makefield under 4 inches and chad's ford 3 inches and with temperatures like these, it's staying put. these temperatures look pretty compared to what's on the way tonight and tomorrow. erika martine has a look at the weekend, the rest of it and ahead. erika. >> that's right, all of those feels like temperatures, those stronger gusty northwesterly winds, right now we're mainly seeing 20s and however the big story is we have the stronger northwesterly winds making all of the difference. feels like temperature at 6:00 p.m. you're mainly seeing low double digits and single digits for egg harbor. otherwise as i get this going and pause by midnight, you're seeing low single digits, 1 degree, it's going t

have had some storm report traffic light down in atlantic city, power outages in lumberton, home in lewes, delaware, unfortunately, likely to see more of these type reports, as we head into the afternoon. high winds warning in effect for philadelphia surrounding counties, upward 65 miles per hour at the shore points, gusting 50 miles per hour which we've already had reports of in and around philadelphia, check out winds gust 45 miles per hour in center city philadelphia where gusting to 43, wilmington, 51-mile per hour winds gust right now atlantic city. concerned because of the strong on shore winds flow with coastal flooding, already seen numb russ roadways under water at our shore points, particularly in stone harbor, we do have coastal flood warning, beaches in delaware, new jersey coastline, then we are going to see activity picking up, as far as rainfall is concerned. so, for this afternoon, evening, heavy rain, high winds, coastal flooding, beach errosion, and likelihood of more power outages, and more details on whether these conditions will start to calm down, in your full foreca

we'll zoom in a little closer right now and show you around lewes, rehoboth beach, dewey beach lookinght to moderate snow moving toward cape may, looking at that snow as we move toward ocean city, atlantic city, light snow has gun. brigantine as well. little farther inland around cumberland county, millville, vineland looking at some of that light snow. so across the area, you can see very high impacts down the shore with the plowable snow. weekend wendy checking out things across the area disruptive snow in philadelphia and then just a nuisance some flurries so low impacts once you move toward the lehigh valley. visibility down to 2.5 miles in millville indicating that snow has gun. atlantic city down to a mile and a half. so be mindful of that. we have temperatures right now in the low 20s. so it's a light fluffy snow and it will accumulate. much more throughout the broadcast. back over to you. >> all right. thank you so much, scott. >> ♪ >>> we continue to keep a watch on our weather. lots of tech gifts for under the tree. new privacy from the yahoo breach. cyber security is a worry

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treasury secretary jack lew has a laundry list of advice. he says the u.s.keep using sanctions to maintain pressure on countries that take destabilizing actions. he says global economic integration leads to better outcomes than isolation and protectionism. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe, this is bloomberg. mark: thank you very much. tim clark has been at the helm for 13 years. he's about to face its biggest challenge yet. it's an dispute with the biggest with theiers and trumpet administration about to enter the white house there are a number of unknowns. campbell spoke with the emirates president back in october in an exclusive interview. >> will this go into the next administration, probably. well the next administration want to pick it up? will they have other priorities? hopefully yes. if it starts to rear its head again, let's hope it's not for a couple of years. i can't say. they need to be absolutely certain that we will come back with numbers and entities

. >>> plus be sure to tune in next week for the exclusive interview with jack lew.hat's tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnbc. we'wn r thes a s we'wn fce >>> good morning, everybody. here's your cnbc news update. secretary of state john kerry in vietnam during his last trip as the top diplomat. he held separate meetings with the prime minister and acting foreign minister to discuss bilateral relations between the two countries. kerry fought in vietnam nearly 50 years ago. >>> japanese prime minister abe had breakfast at the home of the philippine president as the leaders stress the importance of alliances with the united states. he plans continued cooperation with the u.s., which is a change from his recent posturing. >>> astronauts took another space walk to plug in new and better batteries. it was the same type of job conducted last friday some 250 miles above the earth. >>> and six more suspects facing a judge in france in the investigation of the armed robbery of kim kardashian. they have placed people under investigation and in provisional detention.

little cool willer right at the beaches, lewes in the 30s with the light wind coming off the ocean. the temperature trend, well, the average high is 40. we were 36 on saturday, 41 sunday, 42 for the official high today going up a few degrees tomorrow and few degrees more on wednesday. 51 doesn't sound like much. that's 11 degrees above normal. we have a couple little blips on the radar starting to develop. atmosphere getting more moist but not moist enough for it to reach the ground yet. we have a little bit more in western pennsylvania and a lot more across the ohio valley that will be moving our way. so the increase is very gradual as we go through the evening. nothing more than a couple of sprinkles but by the morning rush especially the latter portion it gets wetter and wetter out there. couple spots with freezing drizzle. marginal temperatures and then the rain is off and on during the day tomorrow and into tomorrow night and into wednesday. kind of a wet period and then we don't get much of a break. should be dry on thursday, but then friday comes back. so for tomorrow, everyb

this morning he arrived at the federal prison in lewes run in the western part of pa.convicted the 60-year-old democrat in june for illegally taking a $1 million campaign loan then using government and non-profit funds to repay it. he served 20 years in congress before this conviction. a judge refused to allow fattah to stay out of prison while he appeals. >>> in his first week of office as president wasted no time putting the executive order to use. >> mr. trump signed two more today including one that could have very impact on philadelphia. fox 29's bruce gordon explains. >> reporter: the president signed executive order that is will kick off construction of a border wall with mexico beef up border security and look into the feasibility of stripping federal grant money from cities like philadelphia. that do not fully cooperate with federal efforts to deport those here without documentation. said mr. trump of illegals here to commit crime -- >> the day is over when they can stay in our country and wreak havoc. we are going to get them out and we're going to get them o

it's now named after philadelphia broadcasting icon lew kline. >>> dr. christopher mcginley are replace sylvia sims whose firm has expired. mcginley is an assistant professor at temple university. >>> meanwhile a pennsylvania four public school teachers filed a lawsuit today they hope will reach the supreme court. the group wants to prevent teachers unions from collecting mandatory union dues saying it violates their constitutional rights. union officials say the lawsuit is an attempt to weaken unions and could lead to lower wages. >>> christina school district has a new superintendent. richard greg got the nod last night. currently the superintendent in the penn dell. >>> john carney is getting to work after the inauguration. this afternoon he signed his first executive bill for jobs. governor carney said there needs to be a partnership between the private sector and the government. >>> the location of a second skate park in lands dale could be announced next month. the officials in the montgomery county town said four sites are under consideration. rig

maybe you're headed to san francisco for some of the lew mar new year celebrations, year of the roosterif you're out in chinatown, we've got some beautiful weather. sunny skies all day long, 52 degrees at 1:00 and then we'll have low to mid 50s in the afternoon. let's take you to the extended forecast. it stays just as nice on sunday's forecast, mostly sunny skies, low 60s inland, dry weather through tuesday, then rain returning on wednesday, thursday, also on friday. so far total for the three days looks to range anywhere from one to two inches. doesn't look like we'll have major river flooding at this point. but if we see the totals go any higher, we're going to have to closely watch the napa river and also the russian river. so again dry weather ahead for the next four days, wednesday, thursday and friday we get wet weather coming back. i'm back at 6:48 tonight and i'll have more details on the n incoming storm. >>> next at 6:00, work will soon begin to build a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge and we'll explain how that could impact traffic. >>> the academy awards are coming

there's another part of the lew, th law says that you cannot have any ties with foreign governments.and if he does, that will be donated to charity. >> maria? >> this is something we have seen throughout the campaign, he doesn't care about this. and yes, he lied saying he was going to release his tax returns, but we know that he is the candidate that has said and talked about things that are just the biggest lies in modern history. >> maria, you may have believe what he said he would release them, he was absolutely liying. >> my opinion, i don't think he ever had the intention to release his tax returns. that's fine. let's all accept he's not going to release his tax returns. they already told us. the american people do care about it for i think very good reasons because we don't know what is in there, we don't know what possible conflicts in there, i think the emollument's clause. there are very good people that have filed suit. so well see. but this, i think, underscores that this is a man with the lowest approval rating in american history. >> we had that big front page story a co

may lewis ferry or as somebody across town, one of the new people from out of town pronounced it the lewhe es ferry if we have to take that to delaware to find snow or even if we have to go south of argentina to the the south pole we will be determined to show you snow today. you can see what looks like dust, an odd flurry in our headlights here and there and we cannot tell you that is the actual snow falling but maybe the start of the snow. people driving around now are happy it is not snowing. so karen, thomas i have googl ed songs with the word waiting in it, okay. >> okay. >> there is 74 songs with the word waiting in it, and i don't know if you guys have a favorite. >> is what your favorite. >> reporter: there are plenty. well, i will say she's waiting , by eric clapton that is one that she knew, waiting on the world to change. that was a fairly new one. there is no waiting and snow in the same title. maybe we will write our own song. bob kelly could probably do that. bob kill which his dy past probably knows all 74 songs with the word waiting in it but we are in the waiting game ri

cape may, lewes, rehoboth beach, delaware, looking at the heaviest of the snow.h or so a possibility around the philadelphia area. here's your saturday planner. cloudy and cold at 6:00 a.m. by 11:00 o'clock, maybe some light snow moving toward the city. tapering by the afternoon. it's cold. highs only in the 20s. maybe a coating of snow at best toward the lehigh valley. a few flurries by lunch time. otherwise blustery and cold. we could see four to 7-inches in atlantic city. so a plowable snow down the shore. temperatures only right around freezing much of the day. cape may, you're under that winter storm warning. four to 7-inches of snow is a good possibility the heaviest of the snow right around midday. so once again, down the shore the timing, 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the philadelphia area we can see flakes move in around 8:00 a.m. continuing through the early afternoon time frame. lehigh valley just flurries. beyond that take a look at future feels like temperatures. feeling like the single digits as we move toward saturday night and sunday morning. take a look

hires totals once you move toward wildwood, cape may, lewes, rehoboth five to 8-inches farther inlandof upped these a bit three to 5-inches places like smyrna, salem, voorhees into parts of interior south jersey philadelphia likely one to 3-inches a coating to an inch once you move toward the lehigh valley. one to 3-inches of snow a possibility for the philadelphia area. temperatures in the 20s all day. the heaviest snow early in the morning. for the allentown area, a coating to an inch is a possibility. temperatures cold in the 20s all day. five to 8-inches so a plowable snow is a good likelihood down the shore. 31 by 11:00 with moderate snow. tapering later in the afternoon. five to 8-inches once you move toward cape may temperatures in the 20s all day. so let's talk a little bit about region by region for the snow a plowable snow. philadelphia moderate impact disruptive event for the lehigh valley more of a nuisance snow. beyond that, we're talking bitterly cold air. take look at future feels like temperatures dropping from the teens into the single digits saturday night into sunda

lewes got 10 inches of snow. in port norris, new jersey 106789 estelle manor over eight.ks still digging out from from that. here in pennsylvania the totals before not dramatic, 3 inches officially at philly international. there are a few delayed openings as a result of the cold and what happened, and all that will be scrolling here the on the bottom of the screen. keep that in mind. these are actual temperatures 15 in the city. that is warm spot. it is two below in millville. it the is, three in mount pocono. it feels like 14 below, same wind chill in millville, new jersey. just think about single digit or below zero wind chills out there and dress accordingly. no precipitation to show you at the moment but there is some that will head our way but it is also heading our way though milder air so today we have a dry day, we should see some sunshine, it will be bitter cold, deceiving sunshine as we often say this time of the year. tomorrow morning we will start off with cloud, precipitation rolls rolls in about six or 7:00 o'clock in the evening and it will definitely start

if we stopped in average person and asked to the treasury secretary was, would they say jack lew? i don't know how much focus there is on him. there is focus on the fact that donald trump spent months of the campaign promising to join the swamp of washington. this group he has nominated to help run the cabinet are people from private equity and goldman sachs. that does not mean they will be bad at their jobs. -- it's certainly what we will be hearing out in the next few hours. vonnie: going back to capitol hill, what is leaking around washington, d.c. on spot policies? dodd-frank, dodd-frank, and how he will strip key parts of that. conversations are already underway. i was speaking with a senior banking lobbyist and literally went through a checklist of the aspects of dodd-frank that they are bullish on repealing. when you take a look at the tea and howf the industry he responds to questions, it will be around which specific areas in the first 100 days he will get rid of. vonnie: let's bring in bill on how goldman sachs came to rule the world. sachsms the goldman dominance contin

also, to the water, watching the cape may and lewes ferry canceled. for the rest of the day. here's the expressway. of course, we are watching wet road conditions right around dyth street and the roads seemed to lighten up a little bit and not watching major traffic jam-ups right now but a few things weather relatted, as well. upper merion township. and also we're watching down poles and cables over in claymont, delaware. only expect it to get worse as the weather worsens later on in the afternoon and evening commute. that's where we see the stickiest spots. give yourself extra time today. tracy? >> thanks. you can download the app for the nor'easter hitting the area and the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >>> donald trump has already had a busy morning on the first full week as president and plans to meet with lawmakers, business and union leaders before the day is over. in just minutes, he is expected to sign executive orders on two trade agreements. president trump wants to renegotiate the free trade agreement of the u.s., canada and mexico known as nafta. it

former deputy treasury secretary who also served as acting treasury secretary between geithner and lewfirst to eamon javers who is outside. we just saw you in that hallway a few moments ago. hey, eamon. >> hey, carl, that's right. i'm outside the senate finance committee, steven mnuchin just a few moments ago walked in this door behind me private members only entrance. you can see to my left members of the public have gathered. they've been lined up all morning and they've been letting them in in batches throughout the day. this will be standing room only hearing today and we'll wait to see if protesters have infiltrated members of the public here to disrupt the hearing. i had a chance to ask him how he was feeling today, he said he was feeling terrific, it's a real honor to be here, he said. he was escorted into the committee by senator o ren hatch. clearly republicans are going to mount a big defense here. democrats tell me they are primed this morning, they feel that mnuchin is one of the trump nominees that they might be able to remove early on here in the process. they think he's

congressman john lew and jim cooper also received a vote of peace for this second consecutive speaker election. a lot fewer defections on the republican side compared to 2015. and with four descending votes this year, defection is slowly growing in the democratic caucus. we'll be back with more mtp daily in 60 seconds. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette and her new mobile wedding business. at first, getting paid was tough... until she got quickbooks. now she sends invoices, sees when they've been viewed and ta-da, paid twice as fast! see how at quickbooks-dot-com. >>> welcome back. it's like the first day of school here in washington. so for the first time 2007, reblics control both congressional chambers and the white house. it's the tenth time with republicans running the entire show. with a new congress today and a administration taking office in a couple of weeks, very quickly. here's an overview of the storylines we are watching as we kick off 2017. first, change your experience. what will define the trump administration? next up, health care, are republicans prepared to own the

winter storm watches have already been posted for sussex county in delaware that includes lewes, rehoboth may county, also, atlantic county for several inches of snow a possibility with that second system something that we'll have to watch the winter storm watches are already posted. these could turn into warnings we'll of course keep you posted over the next 24 to 48 hours. kathy? >> it's one-two punch scott. this time fortunately it's not a lot of heavy snow that second storm could be significant for the shore and delaware that is for sure. you can see behind me looking pretty good out there in trent trenton. right now temperatures are going to be falling into the 30s and then the 20s overnight. so the snow will start off as those big plum pee flakes temperatures in the 30s by the time we make it into the 20s during the early morning hours it will be drier. you can see the light snow developing by this evening tomorrow we have the snow very early then the sun breaks out in the afternoon. the temperature will make it to around 36 and here's a look at your forecast for the next seven days

is many decades old chair iuring my term as have had virtually a weekly breakfast or lunch with jack lew , who is treasury secretary. keepis is the way you abreast of what the administration's thinking is. he is the conduit for that? >> we share a common interest in the success of the u.s. economy and the administration, the ones that i have had any direct definitelywith have respected the independence of the fed. i have never had a situation where a member of the administration has tried in any way to pressure me from any the stance of monetary policy. i think it is appropriate for me to explain to the public as i have tried to do today and do regularly, the logic behind monetary policy, how we see the economy, while he may have taken actions that we did and i would do that with the administration just as i would with the public. we would share information about economic development and our interpretation of those on financial regulation. we cooperate. independence is something that refers to monetary policy. chairs aury secretary group called the financial stability oversight council w

congressman ted lew tweeted "for members of congress who attended a classified intel briefing today, i reiterate my call that you demand donald trump tell the truth." reporters asked congresswoman maxine waters about what happened? >> reporter: congresswoman, can you tell us anything about the discussion? >> no, it's classified and we can't tell you anything. all i can tell you is the fbi director has no credibility. >> well, then. joining me now congressman tim walz, democrat from minnesota. do you share your colleague's assessment that the fbi director has no credibility? >> well, i have deep concerns, chris. i went in there listening and trying to find out. this is a serious attack on our democracy. that's at the heart of the story. we have a foreign power who attempted to undermine our most sacred institution of an election and i wanted to find out what was happening during that time. i have a lot of questions that needed to be answered and the handling first and foremost of what the russians did, how it influenced our election, we can find that out. that's critical. it doesn't m

bipartisan staff called out the offshore investments of both democrats and republicans to secretary lew and others. understood, that is the reason that people even knew that mr. mnuchin hadn't filled these forms out properly. we did it because the american people deserve to know about his offshore investments, even though they hadn't been originally disclosed fully. our track record has in bipartisan and we have called out those democrats and republicans as i mentioned. >> let's be fair about it. >> thank you. tonk you for being willing serve and go through this process. i want to thank you for meeting with me in my office and going through many of the accounting functions and initiatives that you will be managing, i don't ask those in these kinds of meetings, because i've noticed it puts the audience to sleep. they are very important and i was impressed with your answers. i'm impressed with your private sector experience. i've always said that every business looks really simple unless you are the one who has to make the decisions. and how far ahead you have to make decisions. and how y

bipartisan staff called out these offshore investments of both democrats and republicans to secretary lewand others. so i want it understood and that's the reason that people even knew that mr. mnuchin hadn't filled these forms out properly. we did it because the american people deserve to know about mr. mnuchin's offshore investments, even though they hadn't been originally disclosed and disclosed fully but our track record has been bipartisan and we've called out both democrats and republicans, as i mentioned. >> i think so, that's the purpose of it but let's be fair about it, too. >> thank you, mr. mnuchin for being willing to serve and to go through this process. i want to thank you for meeting with me in my office and go through many of the accounting financials and initiatives that you'll be managing. i don't ask those in these kinds of meetings because i've noticed it puts the audience to sleep. but they are very important. i was really impressed with your answers. i'm empressimpressed with your sector experience. i've always said that every business looks really simple unless you'

. >> we even heard from jack lew yesterday in exit interview with steve liesman he wasn't even all that comfortable talking about the dollar as well. your point is well taken. talk to you soon. >> thanks so much. >> rebecca patterson joining us. >>> banking's dynamic duo. we'll hear from jamie dimon and lloyd blankfein both speaking with cnbc today. >>> charter communications hitting a all time high today. apple doing well also. hitting highs not seen since november of 2015. apple is one of the stocks in the cnbc i cue 100. that index is up 36% of the year. for more on that go to cnbc.com/iq100. more halftime with scott wapner and the team coming up. ma iak ♪whyoftep s s ju f iodes.c3 sanor th iak ♪whyoftep thavk fcapitae.ted d cash bonyc bt ept c ucaomeah batonarbein s >>> hi, everyone. i'm sur herera. here's what's happening at this hour. world temperatures hit record high for the third year in a row in 2016. and that is first time in the modern era of global warming data the temperatures have blown past the previous record for three years in a row. >>> heavy rains causing flooding in

. >>> i'm joined by congressman ted lew, representing part of l.a. county and a member of the judiciary and foreign affairs committee. thank you for being here. and we -- you are coming with us here on a very busy newsweek. i want to start by this call by president trump for an investigation into voter fraud. what's your overall response? >> thank you for that question. we know in less than a week that president trump now lives an alternate reality. he just makes stuff up. he's lied about his small inauguration crowd size. he's lying about 3 million to 5 million voters voting illegally, and my response is, bring it on. i want a lot of investigations because i will bet a great bottle of california wine that they cannot find a single credible witness who will take the oath in a congressional hearing and say, yes 3 million to 5 million voted illegally because that's just a false fact. >> why not have an investigation to put it to rest. you sound like you're saying, that's exactly what you want to have happen. >> the judiciary committee, i oopt. >> shut

you mentioned that senator booker and congressman john lew lewis, two icons of the civil rights movement, are going to be testifying against him. that's not unprecedented, but it is unusual. and i think that that says a great deal. >> but given that it's unprecedented, and cory booker will be testifying against him, could they even work together after this? i mean, one would think there is some sort of code of honor, you know, those who have worked together for all these years, you know, wouldn't go so aggressively. can they actually have a constructive relationship after today? >> well, you know, i try to have a constructive relationship with everybody. i voted for both republicans and democrats for positions in different administrations. i've voted against both republicans and democrats for positions in different administrations. but as a united states senator, i've always tried to work with those people for the best of the country. but i also want the person who is confirmed, whatever position, to realize they are not there for partisan political purpose. they're there to represent al

and there was also in september, we sent a letter to secretary lew, basically trying to get him to withdraw some regulations that dealt with valuation discounts that impact the estates and makes it very difficult for us small business or farmer/rancher to pass it on. when you get over there, are you going to hopefully look at with drawing those types of regulations and undoing a lot of the harm and economic harm, i think, and frankly, what has adversely impacted the growth rate in this economy as quickly as possible? >> absolutely. and i will tell you both, i and the president-elect believe in appropriate regulation. but that in many, many areas of the economy, not just in financial services, there is excess regulation that is inhibiting jobs and growth and hurting the american workers and we're committed. and specifically on what you've mentioned, on the irs regs on family businesses, i am committed to work with you in your office. you know, we want to make sure that we cover the appropriate loopholes so that if, you know, people have businesses set up to avoid taxes, it's one thing, and t

us today. >> pleasure. >> i know you have a big guest today too. >> 10:00 on tuesday we'll have jack lewew. you guys have a great time. some schnitzel -- >> i think we're taking the beef jerky with us. >> sausage, what do you eat? >> fondu, cheese fondu. >> bread. >> eat well. >> thank you very much. have a great weekend, it's a long weekend. we will be live in davos, "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange. faber's off today. huge friday. earnings season begins with the banks. got some big name upgrades. europe finishes the week strong. retail sales, wholesale prices mostly in line. our roadmap begins with the banks, j.p. morgan, b of a and others out with results, china responds to rex tillerson's comments on the

. >> final question before i go to lou, take a break and go to lew hunter.id get a photograph of the radio personalities come the african-american radio personalities that were brought in because the president wanted to know what i should come you tell us why we were brought in. >> because disputed then i will ask whether -- >> we brought you in because this was an annual thing the president, he would bring you guys in -- >> and ladies. >> and latest to get a perspective of what you guys are talking about what you are hearing, how you guys, what should we be talking about with, how can we be helpful in some way, you know? mr. president, this is what we think you're doing right, what you're doing wrong spirit those conversations were very candid. >> that's why they were off the record. there were no like reporters coming in. he liked it that way. there was a reason we did that last month on his birthday because that was something he liked -- >> i remember that. >> it was his birthday. she loved to doing those and the reason why is because he's always had a co

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