jack lew explains why the new tax legislation will hurt the economy. mr.ou look at the tax bill, what it does is almost the exact opposite of what the angry voters were calling for just a year ago. you have people worried about where they fit in the economy where technology and trade and globalization seemed to be changing all the rules they grew up with. we need training and education and infrastructure. we need to invest in the workforce of the future that gives people the competence. we have seen a tax cut that spends money we don't have to have concentrated benefits for global corporations and the top leaving us broke so we can deal with these fundamental problems. we are further behind in actually making progress. the next shoe to drop will be an attack on the most vulnerable in our society. you will see proposals to cut health insurance for poor people. to take basic food support away from poor people. to attack medicare and social security. one could not have made up a more cynical strategy. >> people are going to reject things that otherwise are go

former treasury secretary jack lew, why he says tax cuts will lead the nation in growth. away from the close of trading. let's get a check on the markets. we seem to be starting 2018 on the plus side. continuing that trend from 2000 team -- 2017, the outperformance, the nasdaq is evidence of that, outpacing the gains in averages. the s&p 500 could potentially close on a record but the others are not quite there. even though tech is performing well, if you look under the hood , some of the other groups on a percentage basis are doing better. you have technology here 1.2% but energy 1.6, consumer discretionary at amazon up 1.5 here and utilities are on the downside pulling back about 1%. less too the upside has do with crude oil and more to do with natural gas. are having in we the northeast. up 14% here, it did not too well in 2017 and was quite choppy. this coming as a welcome news, though the longer term outlook is not necessarily as rosy. clear division between energy, particularly natural gas producers on the upside, and some of the power producers on the downside. are

jack lew on the 2018 washington.ondon, and from eurasia group, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance" and i'm taylor riggs. south korea is forecasting a sales slow down this year. hyundai and kia motors says their performance will be hurt by stalling growth, rising protectionism and dangers posed by geopolitics. investigators try to figure out what caused the crash of a seaplane that causkilled the ceo of the bridgewater company. cousins was due to step down in april. in california, retail sales of marijuana for recreational use are now legal. sales were described as brisk in stores. los angeles and san francisco didn't authorized shops in time for them to get one of the first licenses and some cities have blocked marijuana sales altogether. that's your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you, taylor. tom, you are away. this is weird. it's january, 2018. i'm used to you in the new york office, but this is special. let's go back to geoffrey yu and also bloomberg's mark gilbe

treasury secretary jack lew joins a conversation on global risk in 2018.ees significant risk in the gop's recent tax overhaul. shoe to drop next will be an attack on the most vulnerable in our society. shery: this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: you are watching "bloomberg best." former u.s. treasury secretary jack lew joined this week's "surveillance" special analyzing the tops report on risks of 2018. >> the thing that underlies so much of it is chaos. the unpredictability of key leaders, the lack of a north are with the united states stepping back in so many ways, and it is this kind of destructive policy without anything constructive to take its place, and that is true on issue after issue here in the united states. you look at markets over the last year, the call miss -- calmness of the markets almost suggest we should look past this uncertainty because what can we do about it, but the moment comes when something happens or something is a surprise that should not be a surprise, i worry about binary changes. tom: i want to go back to the beginning of your caree

shery: and former treasury secretary jack lew does not think the new u.s. legislation will have a positive impact. >> leaving us broke so we cannot deal with these fundamental problems so we are further behind than making progress. shery: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: welcome back to "bloomberg best." we're examining eurasia group's report on top global risks for 2018. high on the list is a global tech cold war. microsoft's president and chief legal officer brad smith described the international landscape for technology. brad: at one level, i.t., information technology, has become more global. the industry has become more global. this is another area where ian has been saying we are seeing the rise of china. we are seeing chinese tech leaders emerge as global tech leaders, but at the same time, we are seeing fragmentation in the sector. there no longer in some respects is quite as global and internet -- global an internet as there was a decade ago and five years from now, we may see more of that fragmentation -- there is no longer in some respects is quite

this near the mouth of the cape may canal near the cape may lewes ferry. that cape may lewes ferry has been suspended tonight, and through tomorrow because of the ice and the storm conditions tomorrow. now, concern for emergency managers here in cape may county, what could be 50-mile an hour tropical storm force winds. >> because we're going to -- they're expecting high winds that means a lot of drifting snow and that it's going freeze over, and the fact that we're going to go from like the mid 20s to night to sometime -- somewhere around 10 degrees tomorrow night, we're going to have a lot of black ice as a result of this event. so it's going to be very difficult challenge for the gu guys. >> reporter: and another concern with those high winds knocking down tree limbs and power lines and knocking out power to people down here at the shore. certainly something they don't need with up to a foot of snow forecast and bitterly cold temperatures. it's going to be a long few days down here at the shore. iain? >> chris, thank you. >>> meanwhile in pennsylvania, p

jack lew joins us. ian bremmer i want to give you to jack lew.stion how would you frame the nation's , our risks this year as you speak to jack lew. >> we were talking about the chaos. about how much -- it takes a very long time to make things work. it takes a much shorter time to break them. jack is very worried about someone who was secretary of the treasury and spent so much time working hard and finding that washington is sclerotic and you can't make policy happen. if you now have a geopolitical actorshere the principal are trying to break. if the russians want to break the geopolitical order chinese want a new geopolitical order that goes towards them. how much does that chaos worried jack? -- worry jack? >> if you look at the risks theng the world and i read eurasian report. many ofit identifies the key risks. the thing that underlines so much of it is chaos. it's the unpredictability of key leaders. it's the lack of a many of the key risks. northstar. it's the kind of destructive policy without a

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york city headquarters where they joined the group's leader for a detailed conversation with a jack lewrmer u.s. treasury secretary. he talks about u.s. leadership, the textiles are schlake -- the tax legislation, and the u.s. economy. that underlines so much of it is chaos. it is the unpredictability of key leaders. it is the lack of the north star with united states stepping back. it is this destructive policy without any constructive to take its place. that is true on issue after issue in the united states. look at markets over the last year. the calm this of markets suggests there has been a decision to look beyond this chaos is what can we do about it? when the moment comes when something happens that is as a prize that should not be, i worry about binary changes. >> i want to cut to the january chase. is inmpressed this month washington. i want to go back to the who isng of your career, the most basic of politicians from another time. what does your democratic party me -- need to do to provide leadership within this chaos? wish from mr. schumer, ms. policy, and others? jack: democ

this is the cape may lewes ferry, where it's docked.t's all ice, you can see it's all ice where it comes in, the mouth of the delaware bay where most of the big vessels come in and out, that is free of ice, you get out of that, there's ice. this ice is creating problems, it will be worse tomorrow morning, but we have a nice thaw to talk about later on in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. air temperatures are in the single digits. pick out your location, it's cold. windchills are frigid right now, 12 below in philadelphia. 12 below in allentown. 12 below in lancaster with the wind. 8 below in trenton and 11 degrees below zero with the wind in beach haven, so you need to bundle up in layers, it kind of helps, the more layers you have, each layer insulates, the more later you have, the better you will feel. the windchill advisory in effect for the entire viewing area into sunday. it's a windchill warning for the poconos, where windchills could range 20 to 30 below. windchills across the i-95 corridor, zero to ten below. we have

the ferry carries commuters from cape may to lewes delaware. no word on when they will resumed business. youcan get our free app to helpu plan your weekend. >>> district attorney in philadelphia is cleaning house, the da fired 31 staffers. he said quote -- krasner has been a critic of mass incarceration and ran on a platform of justice. there were mixed reaction to the move. >> it's shocking number one and it is scary for what it as he is it's going to happen for the court system. >> he wants the staff to be more engaged and pay attention to the cases that come and just not be ready to throw somebody in jail. >> it remains unclear how soon he will replace the fired prosecutors or how this will impact each unit's case load. >> if you're just waking up, 7:07 a.m. there's a new twist in the probe of the alleged russian meddling. new york times is reporting that the president trump instructed the white house counsel to appeal to jeff sessions not to recuse himself from the russian investigation, but sessions did so anyway after getting advice from

not only that, lew was the man who brought matt into the homicide unit. >> lew took me under his wingo homicides. >> what's it like to go up against your mentor? >> well, it's terrifying to go up against your mentor. >> reporter: neither one of them had ever lost a murder case. but someone's winning streak was about to end. february 10th, 2015. 20 years after cathy torrez's murder, sam lopez went on trial. >> at the end of this case you are going to hold that man accountable for exactly what he did. >> reporter: the very first witness matt murphy put on the stand was cathy's mom, mary. it seemed a safe way to start. >> there is a cardinal rule that you don't ever do a hard cross-examination on a mother. >> reporter: but matt's mentor broke that rule. >> he really pressed her on some of the details. >> and scored some points. >> scored big points. i mean, scored big-time points. >> reporter: mary initially told the jury sam only responded to one of her pages, but under cross-examination mary revealed he'd actually returned three pages. >> they were trying to paint a picture of sam that

just before lew beings wife disappeared they had a daughter q teen. her mother's parents are raising her while her father keeps up his search for her mother. q ting is seven years old. and in body serious and with the new. mrs in my life. it's. didn't injure her. chance easy. to the sack to see my mother and a lot of us and. that was something that was happy here i am out here as a yeah j. . after that pass back to. matt hit back on the only film asking seems to get by cheaply. when we do. she she indulges in she went on to her fans in two thousand. and. if you see. it. put her down to no we'll tell you it. doesn't come off as a pop gun play sold out it was all off back. to the. big searching the countryside on his own is no longer enough now he's putting his clips on this playing card. the two of spades it's in a very special pack of cards. thousand kilometers away he's choosing on china's east coast. taxi drivers give out packs of cards to part of the barca i will value got by magic in a cab to say you're going to come out right now there's a connec

looking at the max wind gusts wind continues over 60-mile per hour gusts reported at both lewes delawareey beach. out in cape may 50-mile per hour gust, tuckerton 48. those are the higher end but still gusting very well. these are the current gusts being reported and all of the different observ inland, out of reading you have gusts up to 30. that will blow and drift that snow around. now, keeping with that windchill issue right into the next couple of days, you are actually going to have windchill warnings and advisories take effect almost for wind chills that, get this, are at low as below zero, substantially below zero, in the poconos may feel as cold's over the span of the hours so may not be continually that cold, but not going to rise above zero for windchill any time soon. is there any good n forecast? we finally break past that freezing mark, monday, the flip shere cmix that comes along with that , but we're still expecting at least dry outs, an all the way to the balmy 40's by tuesday. >> can't wait. katie? >> i know! >> very exciting. >> thank you. >> in montgomery county, let's

right near the mouth of the cape may canal near the cape may lewes ferry the ferry is really being used as its own ties many parts of delaware bay. actually we just heard this afternoon cape may lewes ferry suspended operations at least through tomorrow. now the concern for emergency managers here cape may county not necessarily the up to what could be a foot of snow but those tropical storm force winds and the potential for those power outages in this extreme cold. they fear residents will be without heat for the worst possible time. now, another problem folks have down here storm surge. let's bring you back out here live as you see ventnor right now the ice covered bay. storm surge with those high winds and a near full moon high tide here in ventnor tomorrow at 9:00 o'clock in the morning again at 9:00 o'clock at night so that storm surge anything of that flooding nature in some of these streets most likely will be frozen. we'll bring you back here at 6:00 o'clock as cape may county and the rest of new jersey prepares for what could be a blizzard starting tonight. back to you, lucy. >

you talkeded to former treasury secretary jack lew. you called the segment unglued. very clever.said president trump has gotten lucky so far on the stock market. >> yes. >> why? i mean, it's definitely more than luck. >> no, it's more than luck. he acknowledged that. that there are company's stock prices going up because of tax reform. >> deregulation. >> but they haven't had to face any kind of crisis. there hasn't been a geopolitical crisis. his concerns are 2018 could bring you a crisis in north korea, it could bring you the trump administration doing something on nafta, or getting into a trade war with china or any number of other things that could knock this market off. >> the market is basically ignoring geopolitical risks at this point. >> which is remarkable. he went on at length about the fact a lot of this stuff is no longer priced in. there's a lot of risk out there, both geopolitically and economically, rising debt and deficits from these tax cuts that the market doesn't care about. that you're missing out if you're not fully invested right now. his concern is, look,

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in atlantic city and vineland 6" of snow and even in delaware double digit totals stockly 11.4 and lewes 5" and brandywine 4.7 and dover 4.3. we added tenth of an inch adding snow total to 12.7 on the season so far in philadelphia. 4.1 not it the most snow we've had but when every flake sticks to the roads you have treacherous travel and de do tonight. winds gusts strong 4 miles an hour in reading and 38 in the city and it feels like single digits if not subzero already. and travel again still a problem. blowing snow out there right now. overnight, plaque ice, everything refreezes as temperatures plummet once again. windy and slick spots for friday morning commute remaining wind yes. with the wind we cannot rule out pouter outages ft. lines ice over and nearing record cold this weekend and i'll tell you how long the subzero wind chills and dangerous cold will last. for now, jessica, back over to you. >> kate, thank you apartment building fire forced residents cold in atlantic city tonight. firefighters respond todd jeffery inlet tower vermont hour and evacuees were sheltered in a nearby

plus low water levels on the del delaware bay are continuing to affect the operation of the cape may lewes ferry. >> and broken water pipe forcing camden high school to close until next week, the pipe burst overnight sunday, when temperatures really took that nosedive. the plan is to reopen the school next wednesday, while the school closed breakfast and lunch will still be available for all camden high students at bryn medical art high school. >> and argument on septa bus in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood ends with a passenger being stabbed. chopper three over the route 23 bus this morning, after it pulled over on germantown avenue west logan street. authority say male passenger stabbed another man in the face with a screwdriver after they got into an argument. the victim was taken to the hospital where he received four stitches to his lip. police now searching for the alleged attacker who got away. >> route nine wilmington back open after fatal accident shut part of it down for hours this morning, take a look at the aftermath, from the crash from chopper three. wilmington police

in atlantic city and vineland 6" of snow and even in delaware double digit totals stockly 11.4 and lewes 5" and brandywine 4.7 and dover 4.3. we added tenth of an inch adding snow total to 12.7 on the season so far in philadelphia. 4.1 not it the most snow we've had but when every flake sticks to the roads you have treacherous travel and de do tonight. winds gusts strong, 4 miles an hour in reading and 38 in the city and it feels like single digits if not subzero already. and travel again still a problem. blowing snow out there right overnight, plaque ice, everything refreezes as temperatures plummet once again. windy and slick spots for friday morning commute remaining wind yes. with the wind we cannot rule out pouter outages ft. lines ice over and nearing record cold this weekend and i'll tell you how long the subzero wind chills and dangerous cold will last. for now, jessica, back over to you. >> kate, thank you, apartment building fire forced residents into bitter cold in atlantic city tonight. firefighters respond todd jeffery inlet tower vermont hour and evacuees were sheltered in

. >> reporter: this is what the cape may lewes ferry look like as it was cutting the ice on the delaware bay. and take a look at the frozen bay off the docks of the surfing pig in north wildwood. and this is just a sample of what's to come. >> the winds blow all the tides in. so with the full moon, we're in trouble on this one. >> i'm going to be inside all the time. >> reporter: although it looks warm and peaceful. jersey beaches are like a frozen tundra. and with a major storm off the coast, beach erosion could be a major problem. just two weeks ago ocean city finished a two-month multi-million doltz beach replenishment project. although officials say they're not concerned about losing more beach with this storm, long-time residents are bracing for impa impact. >> i want to leave. yeah, you do. you panic because you don't know what effect it's going to have on this island. >> reporter: and the snowfall is forecasted to begin about this time tomorrow night. we've already seen new jersey department of transportation crews already out brining the highways in preparation for what's to come

. >> press of the atlantic city press of lewes ferry has suspended operations early due to continuedsuspension includes all departures up to and including the 1215 amedy par tour, call center will be open from 8:00 to 6:00 today. for people who have reschedule questions. >> propane truck caring 2,000 pounds every liquid gas slid and slipped on route 252 yesterday afternoon. the driver was not hurt and was able to climb out of the truck on his own. that was just a one every number every accidents throughout the area, as freezing rain fell during rush hour. >> in the news journal delaware governor john cash ski expected to back a bill that would provide 12 weeks of paid leave for hundreds of new parents employed by the state. sources tell the newspaper that the governor already included funding for the measure, in the budget proposal that he will unveil later this month. >>> that's a look at newspaper led lines from around the delaware valley. college football crouds a new champion. up next, pat is here with your morning sports. hi, pat. >> wild game leads to wild celebration. check ou

. >> that would be beautiful if growth phase for this, jack lew earlier thinks that the united statesoing broke which is a dramatic statement. what do you say back to him? >> i say that they had their chance to run the economy and when they ran it during the obama administration i think they added billions -- trillions upon trillions of dollars in debt. we have $20 trillion of debt. judge as on what we do, we are optimistic about what we can do. vonnie: gary cohn, the white house national economic director counsel. mark: time for the bloomberg business flash, the biggest stories in the news right now. emerging-market investor mark mobius is calling it quits, he will retire at the end of the month. he is 81 years old and has been with frank when doubled in for more than 30 -- frank when doubled in 430 years. -- for 30 years. his messi has something in -- he is the world's best soccer player five times. coming up, the battle of the charts, the commodity come back. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ time for our global battle of the charts of a look at the most telling charts of the day and what the

. >>> service was suspended on the cape may lewes ferry. the amount of ice in the cape may canal forced the cancellation. no word when the ferry will resume service. >>> half of the countries impact wide the extreme cold. the dangerous weather leads to chaos in the skies. eva pilgrim with the latest. >> reporter: this morning some calling it chaos passengers stranded inside terminals and on tarmacs. jfk in new york wary travel are waiting for hours to deplane. inside huge crowds. airports across the u.s. struggling to recover from the east coast storm. >> it's 0 got to be a lot of snow to close the airport down. >> reporter: charleston, south carolina the airport expects to reopen today. officials shutting it down for lack of snow snow removal equipment. on the ground residents assessing the damage. >> that was the water line. >> reporter: in massachusetts storm surge adding insult to injury cascading on the streets and into basements. officials say this was the highest tide ever recorded in boston. >> if anyone wants to question global war

the warriors didn't have an answer for the clippers guard lew williams. he was hot. career guard with 50 points. >>> and they're going to play wisconsin, mailcoach walky bucks tomorrow. >>> a change that could come to this controversial government program. >>> and workers of wal-mart find out they're getting a raise. and a lot more. >>> and there's a new trend in san francisco. >> some commutes are full strength now as you can see at the bay bridge, it's backed up to the maze. the fog is lifted here, but traffic is getting busier. >>> good morning, welcome back, new this morning, wal-mart increasing its starting wage rate for hourly workers $11 and a one-time cash bonus of $1,000 because of new tax legislation, it's expanding the paternity and parental leave benefits. the retailer is looking into other potential investments it may make due to savings under the new tax law. >> the white house is expected to begin allowing states to impose medicaid work requirements. they're clearing the way for new guidelines, it's a major shift in the program, and individual states c

lew williams was hot, he had a career high of 50 points and the clippers win and the warriors go on theoad now, and they'll play milwaukee tomorrow. >>> and one of the top home run hitters is coming back to the a's, davis agreed to $10.5 million for one year. he had a career high 43 homers last season, the 85 homers in the past two seasons are the second most in baseball. he joins jimmy faction as the only other a's player with back to back 40s for home run seasons. >>> how about good news. a trip to hawaii, fares are remarkably low during the early part of 2018. a round trip ticket has dropped to about $325 last fall. those ticket prices have gone up, but only slightly to about $370 now. the cheapest destination in hawaii is maui. >>> new developments on a controversial bill that would make abortion pills available on college campuses, what the critics are saying about it. >>> and right now, we're looking at a commute that is doing well if you're driving on the san mateo bridge if you're headed out to the peninsula. >> and our weather looks good, but cloudy. we're not expecting much in

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for being a smaller guy, and you know everybody knows he's got great spin move and he's real he will lewes you know, he can catch the ball in the backfield. all of the backs can do a lot of of different things, that's why he's valuable. >> very shifty back. probably one of the most shifty backs in the league. and his ability, what's' doing in the paths game as well as his running game, is unique. >> and in minneapolis, the vince lombardi trophy has arrived. former viking had the for the ft time for the paths their sixth s for most super bowl titles. >>> the sixers start back-to-back stretch tonight when they play the thunder then tomorrow they'll play the bucks. so what game will joel embiid play? he hasn't been cleared to play so far this season, stay tuned >> college hoops over at the palestra, hawk will never die. playing pennsylvania in a game second half, quakers up by three. newkirk, three, for the top of the key good. game is tied, led the hawks 19 penn comes right back. aj drives, over the hawks defense, he led the quakers with 13. then later, off the rebounds, pass goes cents to r

this is what the cape may lewes ferry look like as it was cutting the ice on the delaware bay and takeook at the frozen bay off the docks of the surfing pig in north wildwood. and this is just a sample of what's to come. >> the winds blow all the tides in. so with the full moon, we're in trouble on this one. >> i'm going to be inside all the time. >> reporter: although it looks warm and peaceful, jersey beaches are like a frozen tund tundra. and with a major storm off the coast, beach erosion could be a major problem. just two weeks ago, ocean city finished a two-month multi million dollar beach replenishment project. although officials say they're not concerned about losing more beach with this storm, long-time residents are bracing for impa impact. >> i want to leave. yeah. you panic because you don't know what effect it's going to have on this island. >> reporter: and we know road crews up and down south jersey, cape may, atlantic counties have been out already trying to brine those roads in preparation for what's ahead because that snowfall forecasted to begin about this time tomor

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18 greets in quakertown, 16 degrees in doylestown blast borough, 26 degrees, hokessing, 24 degrees, lewes, 33 degrees. so, temperatures, cold to start. the thawing continues. high today of 42 degrees, we will track the 60s and the rain coming up. bob kelly? >> scotty, good morning, everybody, 5:01 this wednesday, waking up in the neighborhood, hello port richmond. live look at aramingo avenue. right around the corner from stocks bakery, all of the sidewalks, on the dear prepare from yesterday, but anything that looks wet still could be black ice this morning still below freezing, schuylkill expressway, all of the overnight construction pick up, gone, good to go from ends to end. looking good on 95, as well, the northeast extension, however, northbound, as you approach lansdale, watch for disable truck, taking out the right lane. for the gang down in new castle, accident red lion road off summit road, just off of route 301, be careful, and if you intends to fly today, give yourselves extra time, check ahead with the airline, still playing left-overs, or still playing catch-up with a lot of

but i'm sure, i know down in cape may, where chris o'connell showed the lewes ferry it, looks like thee may fer is he going through antartica here, but very, very cold here, but not very, very windy yet. and the wind, probably, more feared by the people who live here year around, than the coming half foot of snow. and by the way, bob kelly, we are right down the street from your mentor, jerry blavat as shore place which has survived by decades because i went there as a 22 year old, memories in margate, and if you don't know, jerry blavat, the geator with the heater. so karen, thomas, what's jerry blavat drink when he runs a marathon since in such good shape? do you know the answer? >> no, what? >> hot todi? >> geator aid. >> oh, how funny. good one. >> that's funny. >> see you from point south, maybe ocean city for the next hit. >> ladies and gentlemen, steve keeley. he'll be there all morning long, tip your waitresses. 5:06. we'll check in with you, these bitter cold temperatures doing a number on the pipes all cross the areas, cherry hill working to remain water main break carried ro

eagles front office won sex he can tiff of the year today as we hand out hardware later in sports, lewes. >> i nice, can't wait. thank you much, sean brace. you know you get a bunch of sports fans in one room, emotions start flying, but if someone throws a punch party over. police want to stop it from happening specially on septa. our dave schratwieser live in south philadelphia, with how they're stepping up their game. dave? >> lucy, with just three days to go, before the big game, the eagles are getting red across the street at the nova care center while septa police and philadelphia police are putting together the security package for this weekend, and they're leaving nothing to chance. >> with sunday's nfc championship game approaching, as fast as a septa train, septa police are ready for any and all possibilities, when the revolry starts. >> we're going to be mobile. we're going to be ready. and we'll be flexible and where ever we need to be. >> i think the eagles all the way. >> septa expects about 18,000 fans to jam the broad street line, headed to the eagles vikings game. police

what an evening it is going to be, lewes. >> i tell you what, what you're looking at there is a set ofly nfl on fox, right? >> 6:00. >> that's where they'll kick off coverage here, the nfl on fox, then of course 6:40 is the kick off for the eagles game. coming right back. the road to the championship. stay with us. back after >> 68,000 strong, coming together to root on our birds generations who have been waiting for this very moment. >> absolutely. you know, chris o'connell, actually, went deep into viking territory, behind enemy lines, right? and so now we've got the vikings coming here, kristen rodgers, you have a little of the viking perspective. >> hey, guys, yes. so minnesota, by many, is being considered a team of destiny. because no team has ever played in their home stadium for a superbowl. but now just 60 minutes away from one of these two teams going to superbowl 52. and minnesota could be the first to play in front of their home crowd. our dawn mitchell covers the vikings for our fox station in minneapolis, and has more. >> well, kristen, this has been one of the most enjoy

jerry lew government was delayed so that made it easier on us. >> reporter: but neighborhood streets are covered. >> the light snow, in other words, it's not sticky. so it's easy to get off the cars. it's easy to get off the sidewalks. and most likely for the road crews easy to get off of the roads. >> reporter: but that wind, the news4 storm team said winds are up to 50 miles per hour in southern maryland. >> it's not bad snow. just real cold and windy. >> reporter: so, we are watching crews working on all of the roads. in fact, we just had one of the plows go past us. prince george's county is saying some 75% of their primary roads are taken care of. they're starting to move into those neighborhoods. reporting live in brandywine, i'm tracee wilkins. back to you all in the studio. >> a tough job for a whole lot of road >> thank you, tracee. >> and reporters, too. our coverage of this winter storm is just getting started. you'll see how our airports are becoming a life boat for stranded airline passengers. we'll show you why it's not too late to make sure your car is ready for the ex

and he's real he will lewes i have. you know, he can carpet ball. can do different things, that's yes, sir's -- >> probably one of the most shifty backs in the league. and his ability, what he is doing in the paths game as well as run game, is unique. >> and in minneapolis, the vince lombardi trophy has arrived, former viking had the honor of caring the trophy, so next sunday the birds will try and win it for the first time for the paths their sixth time , tying for most super bowl titles. >>> the sixers start back-to-back stretch tonight, when they play the thunder, then tomorrow, they'll play the bucks. so with a game will joel embiid play in he hasn't been cleared to play in back-to-back games so far this season. stay tuned. >>> college hoops over at the palestra, hawk will never die, st. joe's playing pennsylvania in a game. second half, quakers up by three, newkirk, three, he's good. game tide, led the hawks 19, pen comes right back, aj, drives, he led the quakers with 13, and then later off the rebound, the pass to ryan bently. three ball, not

infrastructure and funding were in place to generate an array of scientific and took psychological break lews. for the gifted generation the front frontier was endless. that would repay the gifts many times over. and in fact, eisenhower launched the greatest public works project since the egyptian pyramids, that was he interstate highway system. $900 billion. you can hear people in college, that's too much money. that's too much money. but it put a lot of people to work, and it made our highways much safer. now, the 1960s -- the 1950s was a time of unprecedented prosperity. everything was up. the gross national product increased from 355 billion in 1950 to 487 billion by 1960, or 37% increase for the decade. more important, the wealth was widespread. the median family income doubled between 1945 and 1960. by 1960 the middle 60% of americans earned nearly 55% of the national income. by 2015, they earned less than 45%. of the national income. the difference, of course, was at that time we had enacted this government and now we come finally to lyndon baines johnson. again, johnson shared many of

things were going south and all the questions to have authorities say he was not under investigation but lew up in his face with authorities saying he was. a man with firsthand experience on these types of challenges, he worked on ken starr's team of investigators as associate independent counsel. do the "new york times" reports suggest that trump was trying to do something wrong? >> it certainly does, ari, it suggests that trump -- that this was not a one off situation, as where he first asked for comey's loyalty, and then when he asked comey secondarily to find it in his heart to give flynn a pass and it also shows that it was another one off when he said that if he had known that sessions was going to recuse himself, he would never have put him in the position of attorney general. this is a man that now has been in office for about six months time. and he could -- he might be able to credibly claim in the first new days that he was sort of naive about the ways of washington, him being just a real estate a tycoon in new york, he can't say that with a straight face any longer by june of 201

with the ice already here in the delaware bay built up over the last few days, that means the cape may lew lewis ferry after tonight will be shut down. this weather we're getting is for the dogs. actually it's not for most dogs, and that's why the dogtopia doggy day care has extra friends indoors with them today. >> nice and heated, plenty of access to water all day, blankets, lots of love from the staff. >> reporter: humans need extra care too. the code purple flag is flying. they usually let the homeless sleep here and leave in the morning but with the snow and intense cold, this shelter will let folks stay much longer than usual. on the roads, crews have been pretreating the highways for whatever falls. it looks like the southern third of the state will be hit the hardest. these streets won't look like this tomorrow morning. parts of the delaware bay and other inland waterways are already iced over. too dangerous to walk on. >> that's unbelievable that this is frozen. i didn't know this kind of water would freeze. >> reporter: yeah, it sure can. you can see the ice there on the bay. the

let's discuss with senior political correspondent matt lew lewis. i feel at home tonight. all these other folks, it's like, where are my people? >> we're your people. >> yes. welcome home. matt, this could be the first shutdown in history when the white house and the congress are controlled by the same party. what does that tell you about the state of the republican party right now, or maybe it is state of the administration? >> it's not good. i don't think a shutdown is good for anybody. it doesn't make republicans look competent. i would say this. now, normally i've always been in the camp. i was a big critic of republicans in 2013 during the shutdown where ted cruz tried to defund obamacare and i thought tf it was a fool's error. i always thought republicans get blamed for it. i actually think this one works out a bit different for a number of reasons, one of which being that in the senate it would likely be a democratic filibuster that would lead to it. so again, it doesn't make the republicans look good, but i think this could shake out if we do get a shutdown. it mig

. >> report roar extreme cold even forced the cape may lewes ferry to suspend operation where is ice is now frozen over parts of the delaware bay. >> it's a little surreal. it's amazing. >> reporter: like at jay ball's boat in ventnor frozen in 6-inches of ice. he's worried about storm surge and coastal flooding. >> ventnor and margate are notorious for flooding. >> reporter: what's this going to look like tomorrow. >> look like winter wonderland like lambeau field. >> reporter: and now is just the beginning. we can tell you that schools in atlantic county and cape may county many of them are closed tomorrow. the atlantic city airport already shut down operations most likely will be closed through tomorrow as well. as the flakes start to fly it looks like it's going to be a long couple of days or nights down here at the shore. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, chris o'connell. >>> looking live further down the shore in cape maim the coast could get battered by tropical storm force winds. further inland we are expecting snow, too, and wind just not quite as severe. fox 29's sha

. >> you're a no on the continuing registration lew resolution, which is a no by the senate now. there is not enough votes to pass a continuing resolution with republicans. why are you a no? >> you know, i'm a no primary for spending reasons. i think the debt -- this year the deficit will be close to $800 billion. next year projected to be a trillion dollars. next year congress puts up spending caps, military and non-military has spending caps and we exceeded them like hundreds of times. we started in the 1990s trying to have self-restraint in both sides and frankly now, republicans worse than democrats want to exceed the spending caps. so for me it's not about daca for many democrats, they want the daca fix to be part of spending. i' i'm open to a compromise but that's not particularly for me. the reason is more debt and spending. >> that sentence there is important to highlight. it's about debt and spending, which are distinct. debt is the balance sheet that has inflows and out. you voted for a tax bill that will decrease the deficit by 1.2 trillion dollar. if debt is the conce

along with lewes, delaware, as well, southern cape may county here, around cape may courthouse, seeing some pretty steady snow, also, up in little egg harbor, up in ocean county, here in philadelphia, it has been light. roads are getting covered now in our neighborhood. but you see that dry slot, in northern chester county there, but around sadsbury starting to see the snow fill in there. that's where we will watch the rest of the day, weather you get a lot of snow west of philadelphia would do guarantee a lot of snow along the coals, so this is the tricky area here, say west of i-95 as cbsphilly.com this by 1230, still snowing pretty heavily along the shore, and most of new jersey, but for us gets little tricky. everything starts to move out of here i would say between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. west to east, exit of this storm. and it will be a welcome exit for sure. but then the wind takes over, and the cold bitter cold temperatures. so right now, we're in the 20's, it is a little bit milder than it has been for a long time. in the morning. but do you have factor in the wind. we have some i

lewes, delaware, 61 to 63 miles per hour gusts.ey, 57, philadelphia 45-mile per hour gusts at the height of the storm. as we go hour by hour, we'll talk little bit about what has happened today and also what will happen but atlantic city had winds over 35-mile per hour or greater for seven straight hours along with that reduced visibility. so that is official for the blizzard conditions. current wind gusts right now 32 miles per hour atlantic city. 44 miles per hour in wilmington. 45-mile per hour gusts in mount pocono. and the frigid conditions with those wind chills dropping below zero by tomorrow morning area wide. back in to the studios were it's warm. >> come on in. the door is just about 6 feet from you. thank you very much, scott. >>> we've said it time and again the cold weather is down right dangerous and now volunteers in salem county are doing whatever they can do to make sure their neighbors stay warm and stay safe for goodness sake. here's bill anderson. >> we have to have a place for the homeless to be able to go when

michael's role rumored to be lewes loosely based on toby mcguire, regular at bloom's game. >> yes, i was kind of just actually playing cards all day , inbetween takes, because all of the guys in the scene were real card players. we would just sit around and play cards all day. >> film up for two golden globes, including best screen play and best actress nomination. >> why are you in this alone. >> where are the people you're protecting not telling the whole storey? tell me why. >> because it is all i have left. >> for entertainment tonight. >> looks like good one. and today might and great day to spends inside after warm movie theater or just watch movies at home. this is live look from the parkway central library camera it feels like it is below zero out there today. we will tell you if there will be any relief as the sunrises this morning. >> and if you can believe it, this penny just sold for $300,000. and guess what? it was made right here in philadelphia. coming up we will tell you what makes this coin so special. downsizing. enrolling in medicare part d. these are moments when

former campaign manager lew lewandowski was the exact opposite.would not talk about the campaign or conversations he's had with the president since. lewandowski didn't claim executive privilege, just said he wasn't prepared to answer questions. as you can imagine, that didn't sit well with members of the committee either. >> to me, it's inconceivable that you would come to an investigative hearing on these issues unprepared to answer questions about any event that took place either during the campaign or thereafter that was relevant to the issues we're investigating. >> all this sets the stage for hope hicks. to meet with investigators, reportedly tomorrow. now, keep in mind that this is all happening in congress. separate and apart from special counsel bob mueller's investigation. mueller has secured a deal to interview bannon too, but it doesn't sound like executive privilege will be an issue. with mueller, that means everything is fair game. where does this leave the president? well, his attorney, ty cobb, says trump's willing to talk too. >> t