earlier in the night host steve harvey had a mea culpa of sorts while interviewing miss colombia. >> how do people in colombia feel about steve harvey? >> you want the truth? >> no, just lie to me, just lie. >> a lot of people hate you. but you know i love you. the most important. >> here's the back story. remember harvey mistakenly identified last year's miss colombia as the winner in 2016, instead of miss philippines. a little turnaround there. >>> still ahead on "early today," stock markets around the globe are reacting to donald trump's latest move, details coming up. >>> first minor winter storms causing slick roads ahead today. here's meteorologist bill karins with details. >> good morning. these are alberta clippers. move through quickly, brief shot of snow, cold behind. washington, d.c./baltimore, temperatures in the low to mid-30s. the main roads are probably okay. secondary roads probably have snow, along with sidewalks. that will be exiting through areas of maryland and and southern portions of new jersey. we're tracking lake-effect snows. a decent band near cleveland this

. ♪ i'm burning, i'm burning, i'm burning for you ♪ >> the president of samsung noted a mea culpa.axter says samsung is continuing intensive efforts to figure out what happened. he said findings from the investigation will be released soon. samsung recalled more than 2 million note 7s last fall. >>> on the c b s m"cbs moneywat jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. they did stress the uncertainty it could bring. mr. trump's promises of deregulation, cutting taxes and spending on infrastructure could stoke inflation, and that could mean the fed could raise interest rateses mor s more aggressively. the dow rose. the nasdaq finished about 14 points higher. >>> macy's is closing 68 stores and could cut more than 10,000 jobs. it follows a weak holiday shopping season. the 68 stores are part of 100 that are closing. macy's announced that back in august. all will shut their doors by the middle of this year. macy's sales fell by about 2% in november and december compared to the year before. the job cuts represent a

and he did -- he didn't do a full mea culpa but did enough of a mea culpa that he didn't necessarily get things right. and i think that's important. and i think that -- i'm hoping that we are all -- the white house and in the body of sean spicer the spokesperson for the white house and the press corps are back on the right -- on the right side on the right foot. and it's important because if he doesn't say that, everything else that he said about china, about russia, about the things that really matter, not crowd size, would have to be in question. so that's why that was a very important exchange to happen. >> he basically said he got some bad information that he provided on saturday. >> he did. he did. and then he said when you have bad information it is a two-way street was his point that the press aught to do that. and we ought to do that. he did channel donald trump a lot at the end of this press conference talking about how the media seems to wand to undermine his credibility, meaning the president's correlate. but i do think as jake was pointing out we got some serious informin

earlier in the night host steve harvey had a mea culpa of sorts while interviewing miss colombia. >> how do people in colombia feel about steve harvey? anybody talking to y'all? >> you want the truth? >> no, just lie to me, just lie. >> a lot of people hate you. but you know i love you. the most important. >> here's the back story. remember harvey mistakenly identified last year's miss colombia as the winner in 2016, instead of miss philippines. a little turnaround there. >>> stock markets are reacting to donald trump's last moves. minor winter storms causing slick roads. bill karins brings us the details. >> we had a quiet weekend. it was a little chilly in some spots. minor snow storm early this morning. lot of lake effect snow. now we will track the next clipper. the clipper systems typically have a light amount of snow and then a blast behind them. the snowfall forecast anyone with travel plans minnesota, wisconsin and northern portions of michigan and only two to four inches at most. detroit the snow later tonight. the bulls eye area where kids are hoping for day off of school i

mea culpa. it happens all the time. false news stories time and time again.pires, they will get the news from the source. jesse: i need you to apologize for something. >> i'm sorry. jesse: i have a beef. i had to pay for drinks at the inaugural ball. you guys raised $100 million for this inauguration, blew everybody out of the water. and i had to pay for drinks. $15 for a cocktail. >> you are rich. jesse: i'm not rich yet. >> you may get a tax cut under the trump administration and you will have more money to pay for drinks. jesse: the tax cut needs to come soon because i had a few drinks last night. >> let's get people working again is the most important thing. we'll cut the deficit and you will have more money in your pocket. jesse: the mainstream media pushing more fake news. news. president trump wasn't the only one with some move. wait until you see way brought to the [♪] jesse: nearly a third of democrats in congress boycotted the inauguration. some black leaders going so far as to say he's not the legitimate president. here is representative john lewis

i wonder whether you now would say, as a final thought, whether you now would say, mea culpa, i didn't actually in place, one of the top six generals in the country, to make a difference. it's all right now that you've left to jump up and down and say we've got a real problem, but you didn't actually change very much when you were there with your uniform on. i accept that. what i don't accept is that i didn't say these things when i was surfing, because i did. and i said it over a number of years. so somebody wasn't listening. well... the politicians weren't listening or you were just getting an easy out for yourself. maybe i didn't explain it well enough, or i didn't win the argument... i certainly didn't win the argument. but actually i think as events unfold, the arguments i have been making for some time, are being reinforced by events, and so maybe these conversations have their time. and maybe that time is now. do you really believe that? well, i want to believe it. because i think the longer we ignore these trends, the greater the risk is that we just present ourselves as strate

there is no accountability in the media when we say things other than mea culpa. we won't do it again. howie: reince priebus said on fox news sunday * that the media are obsessed with delegitimizing his presidency. >> june 26, 2015, donald trump came down that famous escalator. ever since that day they have not taken him as a serious candidate until 5:00 on election day when they said he couldn't win. he won the greatest victory since ronald reagan in the electoral college for a republican. howie: my question is do you believe now we have president trump for the next four years, that journalists are deliberately trying to undermine this presidency or do you think there is a couture clash? >> the media research center did an analysis. 96% of the american people didn't let the media bias impact how they vote. it used to be that people got their news from three men every night. but now they get their information from donald trump on twitter. that's his opportunity to make sure his mess and is clear. howie: conservative pundits are continuing to attack his speech. can

. >> my mea culpa, the one thing that i'm not very good at, is i fly a lot. >> hinojosa: that's what i was going to say. >> now, i'm trying to do more teleconferencing, i'm trying to use... you know, cisco has this thing called telepresent. it's a great sort of system where you can really be in the same room, essentially, with people. but flying is my worst vice. i drive a prius, i live in a pretty small, modest house, i'm thoughtful about how i heat it, i'm thoughtful about my energy use in terms of that. i watch what i eat. i'm a very careful consumer, particularly of fish. don't ever eat a big predator, is a good rule of thumb. don't eat something that's older than you is another good rule of thumb. so i try to make the changes in my own personal life as best as i can. >> hinojosa: all right. the one thing that you want all of us to do today? >> well, that's easy. look-- you know, just go check out the nature conservancy's web site. it's nature.org. it's an easy one. it will at least get you thinking and get a conversation going with people around you. i think that's fine. and tak

charles: that's thetrategy, to make it look like some form of mea culpa? >> i think it was a win-win for ford on the trump administration. and it's a win for the american worker. we are investing in jobs and technology. charles: i heard mark say to neil that president obama was extending an olive branch -- president-elect trump, that president trp will take these obama policies, where the people who haven't familiar with it. the fleet has to get a certain amount of miles person gallon that's outrageous. it doesn't make sense. he wants that to be the next thing. if donald trump can make some adjustments there, i thought i heard hip say it will bring back more jobs. >> donald trump is a master tactician. he's picking the fights. general motors. he may go to informationr pharmaceuticals. but he's picking the fight. i think there is a big fight coming. what he's doing is leveraging the congress who can be as we say stuck on stupid with what they did today with trying to gut the other legislation. he's positioning them into a corner here and saying, i'm going t

if he decides to do a mea culpa, that's up to him, and that's up to his white house and his bosses. i do think that everybody he obligation to tell the american people what's what and to agree on the facts, i don't disagree with you at all, carol. i think there's reason you see a defensive posture when it comes to the white house press corps. that's happened on both sides, whether it's a democrat in the white house or a republican. it's a fairly competitive nature between the white house press corps and the white house itself. that's always been the case. i think that's a healthy part of our democracy. >> okay. you're right. it is healthy. it's healthy to have that -- i don't know if i can call it contentious, but you want to push back and you want the administration to push back too because that provides a healthy discussion, a healthy argument. it just has to stay healthy and not devolve into something unhealthy for the nation, because the nation really does have to trust what the president of the united states says. >> well, i think that's right. and in past administrations, you

if outraged constituents were the engine driving the republican mea culpa, think of donald trump as the sending those donnie come lately tweets stating the obvious after america had already spoken. it's a pattern we've seen again and again as the press struggles on how to get a grip on how to cover a reality show person who communicates via twitter without any other source of information or contact with the press and regularly contradicts his own aides after they have gone on tv and said things they learned from talking to him. we've seen the same error over and over again, repeating the trump claim that he saved a thousand jobs at carrier in indiana then walking the headlines back. running, glowing headlines regurgitating trump taking credit for 5,000 new jobs at sprint. donald trump took credit for a sprint jobs deal that had nothing to do with donald trump. in fact it had been publicly announced months earlier. or how about reporting that trump would hold his first post election press conference on january 11th, which he very well might do, but there's every reason to be skeptical af