michelle caruso cabrera, what news do you have? >> we have a producer listen together feed in french. we're going break in. not confirmed, but the associated press is reporting that the brothers in the is scene on the right, that the brothers have been killed. once again that is not confirmed by nbc news. but afp, the agency french press is reporting that the two brothers have been killed. not the ap. i misspoke. i afp, agency french press. unconfirmed. afp is also tweeting the same thing that the two suspects have been killed and a hostage has been released in the situation you see on the right-hand side of the screen where the two brothers are holed up northeast of paris about 45 minutes away. we are waiting to see if anyone else confirms that. but once again that is according to agency french press. on the left-hand side we have a producer speaks french and listening to the feed and can hear that at least five ambulances brought in, they are expecting more people to be brought out. anything else we can add to this? five ambulanc

julian, congratulations. >> thanks. >> michele: bob. >> all right, michele, thanks.welcome to the set now tony dungy and rodney harrison. as we said earlier, and julian edelman just acknowledged it, baltimore gave new england everything they could possibly have expected and then some. how did the patriots escape? >> they had some rust from being off, i think, but you can't say enough about tom brady. being down 14 points with really no running game, it was all on him. he played great in the second half. >> i look at bill belichick and what he's done with his coaching staff. this is a mentally tough football team. you talk about situational football. it's no surprise to me during the waning minutes. game they come up with big plays. >> joe flacco was on fire early. overall 28 of 45, nearly 300 yards. four touchdowns, a couple of interceptions. take us to the fourth quarter and new england's comeback. >> well, it started off, they got in the no-huddle, up tempo. and in the third quarter, they really got going. rodney, you called this play when we were watching it. >> y

>> let me bring it to michelle. walmart also sells healthy foods, right, michelle? >> it does. i think we should be celebrating walmart. it has reduced the cost of living for americans and has hired thousands of people that were unemployed. blaming walmart -- >> according to juan they're a drug dealer. >> it's stupid. >> go ahead. >> this is the left's perception of business, that they're drug dealers and to michelle's point i think to make that comparison truly your straw man have jumped the ship big time. >> wayne. >> i think, as i said, it's a prima facie, if walmart is selling food everybody wants to sell the best food possible. they're selling health foods all over the united states, health stores all over the united states. people want healthy food, they don't want bad food. to say that somebody is out there pur vague bad food deliberately is ludicrous. >> tell the cheat toes people that. >> but that's not walmart's fault. >> walmart provides fresh produce to people who wouldn't get it. they are a good thing they are not drug dealers. >> cheat toes some people say are as

good morning michelle. >> good morning rosemary. temperatures mainly in the teens across the area right around 20 degrees right now in philadelphia. it will be a cold day today but a calm day. here's a live look outside. breezy conditions right now but we'll see the winds subsiding throughout the afternoon. mostly sunny day with cold conditions. 19 right now in philadelphia, 14 in allentown, 16 in lancaster. 16 in atlantic city 18 in dover. there's that very cold start for you. now, you factor in the winds we're seeing wind chills kohler than that. it feels like minus 4 in mt. pocono. if we look towards the rest of the region we are looking at temperatures feeling like 8 degrees in philadelphia. feels like just 5 in atlantic city and the wind chill in dover is 9 degrees. a cold day today. we'll see temperatures not getting out of the low 30s. by 8:00 21. by 10:00, 25 and by lunch time looking at 30 degrees. still below freezing right around lunch time. we'll end up around the freezing mark this afternoon. we're looking at a sunday s

back to michelle kosinski and this discussion over ukraine.he president's reluctance to get militarily there. we talked about yemen and ukraine and there is libya, afghanistan, syria and speaks to a larger reluctance on this president. >> right. >> reporter: but i think the president was consistent in what he said. remember, this question comes up every time there is an additional round of sack sanctions by the u.s. and its european partners and then something else escalates there. the question of is this enough? russia, obviously, isn't changing its behavior. what the white house keeps saying is we know that. not as if russia is going to listen about you they keep isolating itself further and talking about the economy going to pot and foreign investment tearing out of the country as fast as it can. that is the stance the white house takes. the president said it here and this was in relationship to both yemen and russia, it's not as if we are going to send in troops every time something like this happens. the alternative to sanctions and worki

michelle over to you. >> simon, it is noon here in the east coast of the united states. 6:00 p.m. in paris. the two hostage situations in france are over ending in a violent finish with multiple dead at this on it. unclear the actual number. the two kouachi brothers who police say are the terrorists who killed 12 people at the magazine charlie hebdo. both gentlemen are dead according to reports. they came out guns blazing at a location northeast of paris and shot dead. they were holding one hostage. that hostage is free. we are showing you a live picture from the eastern part of paris where a second hostage situation at a coach hekosher supermarket is over. hostages were released. le monde reports one hostage taker is dead. though there have been conflicts reports whether or not that is true. and hostages leaving the supermarket. we don't know if all got out if there are more inside or injured or dead within the supermarket. we still do not know the fate of a location of a woman identified earlier today who was identified by the police who was wanted a easy well. they say she was

michelle obama was wearing a flowing blue top, black pants and no head scarf. some say she was making a political statement >>> we're afternoon saying, kudos to first lady michelle obama for standing up for women worldwide. and refusing to wear a sharia mandated head scarf in saudi arabia. nicely done. white house deputy press secretary eric schultz said today the first lady's attire was consistent with what first ladies in the past have worn to saudi arabia. here he is. >> the attire the first lady wore on this trip was consistent with what first ladies in the past have worn. first lady laura bush, first lady clinton, other members of the united states delegation at the time. >> howard, amanda and clarence. was this a breach of practice, protocol or either? >> i don't think so at all. condoleezza rice went over there and didn't wear a head scarf. foreigners don't have to do it. you know, i think michelle obama doesn't usually wear a head scarf, and i think that was perfectly appropriate. i am surprised this is such a controversy. >> who's out there twittering?

michelle, we saw it happen in france, why take a chance here. >> i have no idea. look, if there is proof that someone has gone and joined isis, not only should we revoked their citizenship we should revoked their right to live. these are people who are going and joining an organization that wants to destroy our country and kill innocent americans. this is a serious issue as many as 40 people from minneapolis alone have gone to join isis. if you go and you join our enemy, well, you've basically renounced your citizenship. >> john you agree with this one? we also need to point out that the law says because isis or al qaeda is not a foreign state they don't have state hood had they been a foreign state you could go ahead and arrest them and pull the citizenship on these kids who try them. >> eric,technicalities. imagine if it was 1940 and american went to germany to meet with the naz yees. oh, no, they weren't the extreme ones, i mean, come on. citizens who support the enemy have no rights. if you help support, finance, you know jihad in any way, you are the enemy an

it's like she's the wind beneath my wings. >> it says michelle and beau for life. it's like she's the wind beneath my wings. >> it says michelle and beau for life. and so i have it right there. just to remind me every day that i love him and he loves me. oh, we're in love. i'm getting all blushy. >> the only time culberson and de'arborne are able to see each other is in court. >> we're co-defendants so hopefully we get to see each other hopefully on the bus. yeah, and also in the courtroom. yeah, so we get to talk and love each other. even if it's for five minutes, it still means a lot. >> culberson was pregnant with the couple's baby when they were arrested. and nine months ago delivered their son. as far as being in jail and having a baby, everybody's like, you know, what the heck? but they made me just feel so comfortable. the deputies. the nurses. i had nine hours with him. i got to hold him for nine hours total. and it was the best experience ever. they took pictures of him for me, of us together. and the good thing about it is my boyfriend's mom got the baby.

and as michelle wrote to me, the a.c.a. open enrollment began and we couldn't get signed up quick enough. although it did take her a little while because the administration's web site had some problems she persevered and, as she said to me in her note, we have no problems now. we have what we need and we need what we have. mr. president, people like michelle are why democrats passed the affordable care act in the first place and it's because of the law that millions of americans now have access to quality and affordable health insurance that was once desperately out of reach for them. but the story is not complete. unless we are clear-eyed about where this law also falls short. as the president and many democrats have recognized any significant reform effort like the affordable care act is going to have weaknesses and unintended consequences that only become apparent after the law is being implemented and this has been true throughout our history with every major advance, and health care reform is no different. in delaware

so it's not hollywood, it's back to shakespeare. >> yes, sure. >> michelle?it is reflected in everyday life and it's being highly publicized through hollywood and people love it. who doesn't read the story about susan rice sitting in a meeting and flipping the bird at one of her colleagues who irritated the hell out of her because of the way he was treating her? we see this happening with powerful women in d.c. and on television. >> so women have babies and women live longer and what's the problem here? [ laughter ] >> we still make 50 cents on the dollar, that's the problem. >> let me ask you about the new secretary, "madam secretary" with tea leoni. her husband is mr. supportive, tim daly, completely supportive of her in her role. she asked to give some russian kid at georgetown to help out with her diplomacy. i wouldn't call that nice, tim daly is a good guy. >> i've seen one minute of it. i turned it on and she was telling her communications director worries about my reputation and standing can wait, said no one ever. >> so you thought that wasn't real? y

and michelle grossman is tracking our weekend weather. michelle? >>> it's so cold yesterday.27 degrees as a high. but this morning, we're starting out frigid as well. temperatures in the single digits. a live look at mount pocono. but moderating nicely and then we're going to see a storm system affecting us monday morning. we'll have all the details straight ahead. oh i'm on the cookie air diet. you just... and that's it. i prefer real food fruit, nuts, and whole grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. let's get real. >>> this is "nbc 10 news." >> six shootings overnight in philadelphia. at this scene, a woman found her boyfriend and two others dead. a live update on the investigation is next. >>> a cry for freedom. hundreds of thousands are expected to gather in paris today for an anti-counterterrorism rally. this as the search continues for a suspect still at large in the recent attacks. >>> back in our area here's a live look outside over the ben franklin bridge in philadelphia. this morning, it does

i'm meteorologist michelle grossman.ting to see some black ice across the area be careful if you head out, especially north and west of philadelphia especially along the i-95 corridor. we're seeing a glaze of ice. it doesn't take much to make things very, very slippery outside. just be careful if you head out on this sunday morning. stay in you can if we have a freezing rain advisory. freezing rain in some spots this morning. it won't stick around long but still causing some problems now. otherwise, looking at a sunday soaker, especially in the afternoon, looking at rain heavy at times in parts of new jersey, also delaware. and by martin luther king day, we are looking at a blustery day. sunshine returns, but also windy and coal conditions. we're seeing rain falling in philadelphia. not freezing rain in some spots north and west. here's a live look outside. be careful as you head out this morning. we are right below the freezing mark in philadelphia. temperatures so crucial this time of year. 31 right now in philadelphia

it is a sign of the times, michelle.e secret service and white house has to address going forward. michelle kosinski for us in new delhi. following the president's trip. thanks michelle. >>> the prosecution and defense in the aaron hernandez murder trial expected to choose the final 12 jurors and 6 alternates today. the opening statements are scheduled tuesday. john and i doubt that will happen. a lot of snow coming to the northeast. the former nfl star is charged in the death of odin lloyd. hernandez has pleaded not guilty. he faces murder charges in a separate case where he is accused of killing two men he met in a boston nightclub in 2012. >>> the federal trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev will not start today because of the delay in jury selection. prosecutors will seek the death penalty. the judge has been questioning prospective jurors at lengths about their feelings on the death penalty. there is not strong death penalty sentiment there. tsarnaev is charge in the 2013 marathon attack that killed three people and injured m

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the frigid temperatures outside. michelle this kind of weather can really be dangerous if you're not careful. >> that's right. it doesn't take a long time to be outside for your soon to be exposed to have problems. take precautions. wear layers. wear the mittens, the hats the scarves. here's a live look. looking at blue skies. a pretty looking day but it is frigid. looking at temperatures in the teens mainly 16 right now in philadelphia. 17 in millville. to the knot and west 2 in mount pocono. nine degrees in lancaster. the winds will be a factor all day long. feels like 17 below zero in mount pocono. feels like zero in philadelphia. the windchills in atlantic city right around five and four in dover. a cold day. windchills are colder than that. as we go throughout the day, the temperature will not climb far. by 10:00, 18 degrees. by noon, 20. by 2:00 p.m. 22 degrees. we're going to be cold all day long with that wind. our own nbc10's matt delucia has been live on kelly drive all morning long. any runners out there t

first, let's get to the forecast with meteorologist michelle grossman, and michelle i wouldn't call today's temperatures mild but it sounds like an improvement. >> that is exactly right. it's going to be cold later on this afternoon, but certainly an improvement over the 20s. we're going to make it into the 30s today so feeling way better than what it felt like on saturday. we're starting out frigid though. we are waking up to clear skies. going to see the clouds building in throughout the afternoon and that's before a system that comes in overnight into monday morning. so right now, 17 in philadelphia. 10 in lancaster. 11 right now in mount pocono. just 12 degrees in wildwood. it is cold all across the area. single digits right now in atlantic city as well as millville. you factor in the winds, it feels a lot colder than that. it feels like just 3 degrees. actually, one degree now is what it feels like in mount pocono. so that's the cold spot this morning, feeling like just one degree. but yesterday, they felt like 16 below zero so they're feeling better this morning as well. today they're

i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:30. >>> the measles outbreak that started in southern california is growing. don champion reports, there are now several dozen cases of the dangerous disease in five states. >> reporter: disney theme parks officials now confirm five of their employees were infected with measles. the cases are among 53 now reported in california. the outbreak is linked to two visitors at disneyland and disney california adventure in december. visitors are aware. >> there was a concern when we came down. >> reporter: cases linked to disney have been reported in four other states and mexico. the newest confirmed case is in oregon. at huntington beach high school in orange county, california, at least 23 students have been told to stay home after a fellow student was infected with the disease. >> this is a very contagious serious disease. you can develop ear infections, pneumonia, encephalitis and people can die from it. >> reporter: a lotter sent home warned parents that simply being in the sa

plrt michelle grossman. bundle up in case you haven't stepped outdoors yet, it is frigid this morning. below zero in many spots if if you have plans to be outside today, bundle up and spend the least amount of time outdoors if you can. bitter cold today. that will be the story all day long. warmer on sunday. we're looking at temperatures right around the freezing mark. is f. you call that warm. warmer than today. we're going to keep it in the 30s all day long. icy mixture, we'll talk about that. look at this wind blowing that flag around paints windy start to the day. adding to the cold. it feels colding than it is. it feels like the single digits in many spots. 17 in philadelphia. winds out of the west at 16 miles per hour. not dying down until later on tonight. right now, four degrees in mount pocono. 12 in reading. 12 also in pottstown. 17 in philadelphia. lots of pink and purple on the map indicating cold air. 19 in dover. 21 in stone harbor. it is 18 degrees in millville. so temperatures are cold. facto

michelle has details on that. michelle? >> just released new rules this morning: i'll answer the two questions most after. can i buy cigars? can i travel to cuba? if you're in cuba, you can bring back $100 worth of cuban cigars that does not get you much, they are $25 each but you can bring them back you can only bring them back directly from cue da. if you travel to london, common for the audience and buy them there, that is illegal. no cuban cigars from third countries. now, travel is complicated. permitted forms of travel will now become much easier. there's actually a lot of permitted forms of travel right now. you can go if you're going for humanitarian reasons, family there, religious group, doing some training for an entrepreneurs, that's all permitted. right now, it requires a lot of paperwork. most of the paperwork goes away. you can just get on a plane. however, you cannot get on a plane and go sit on the beach for three days. that will be illegal. tourism is still strictly prohibited. if you do travel there, no s

michelle is not afraid to speak her mind. if nations really want to succeed in today's global economy, they can't simply ignore the talents of half their people. >> president obama made the case for women's rights to the people of india yesterday, but cut short that visit to pay his respects at the funeral of king abdullah of saudi arabia. but it was michelle obama's decision not to wear a head scarf at the funeral who drew criticism. saudi arabia forbids its women from -- that does not mean the saudis were necessarily happy with mrs. obama's decision. some officials refused to shake the first lady's hand. back with me now is andrea mitchell and a political reporter from "the washington post." how much of a statement was this to your experience? >> i don't think it was a statement. her not covering her head. in fact, it would not be expected. we are advised when we are traveling with official delegations that western women are not supposed to do that. we are expected to be polite and respectful, to wear long skirts long pants

i'm michelle caruso-cabrera.ssociated press quoting france's top security official, who confirms now three gunmen carried out the deadly attack on the french paper we have been covering this morning. earlier reports suggested two gunmen. we've been getting indications perhaps it was three. now we're told by france's top security official it is three gunmen. there has been a horrific terrorist attack in paris this morning. 12 people are dead including two police officers who responded to the scene when they heard the gunfire. that's according to nbc news investigations. 20 people are additionally injured, three of them critically. apparently they entered the location wearing hoods. they were captured on video by one local journalist shouting "allah." the location was the head quarters of a satirical news a magazine called "charlie hebdo." very well known for satirical attacks on political and religious groups and had lampoon lampooned the prophet mohammed many times. again, hooded gunmen apparently entered their n

good morning michelle. >> good morning, rosemary. yeah we are seeing some rain showing up right now in parts of delaware and extreme southern new jersey. we'll look at radar in just a minute, and we are tracking the timing of this rain. here's a live look outside. you can see some wet roadways in cape may. a great shot right now. showing you exactly what's going on. radar showing us where that rain is right now. you can see some light rain falling in parts of central delaware, southern delaware and extreme southern new jersey. temperatures, they are above freezing in delaware and also new jersey. 41 right now in millville. 42 in atlantic city. 46 right now in wildwood. you look to the north and west we are below freezing. temperatures in the 20s, 26 in pottstown. 22 in reading, 29 in mt. pocono. so the question this morning is will the precip arrive before those temperatures go up? and that's something we're going to watch over the next couple of hours. futurecast as we go throughout time, we'll start to really see that rain filling

frank and michelle? >> thank you, roberta.20 coming up next, people are finding all sorts of use for drones including criminals. the surprise discovery after a drone crashes into supermarket parking lot. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, we got good news all around. hockey fans, i'll give it to you with the sharks and tempers flare at the coliseum. can the warriors keep it together to make history? the story straight ahead. mmmm. ring ring! ring ring! progresso. i forgive you. you do? it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmer vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you, soup people. this week at safeway buy three progresso traditional or rich and hearty soups for four dollars with your club card. >>> good morning, everyone. the warriors were going for their first season sweep over the houston rockets since 1973. >> say again, please? >> houston, we have a problem. >> seems like curry had a problem when he was bumped running down the floor. curry got hot. green w

so i'm very delighted to welcome all three of them today and michelle. if you want to speak at the podium if you don't mind. >> there are a lot of seats here for you guy standing. >> thank you. this is much more official now that i'm standing. so yes thank you for inviting me to this distinguished panel for which i am totally not worthy am really glad to be a part of this discussion. i'm sure other women whose work absorbing through osmosis or research and scholarly work over the years. so i think it's an interesting moment to be having a discussion like this and i guess i'm going first perhaps because i'm the youngest or because i arrived last but whatever it is i thought i would start with something to keep it going. the media was abuzz this week with talk about or chatter about emma watson speech at the united nations in which she asked why is the word feminism becoming such an uncomfortable one which was interesting because the framing of her speech as well as the presentation was aimed exclusively at making the word feminism much more comfortable an

i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. it is 6:00. >>> and we're following some breaking news. a moderate earthquake struck parts of monterey county this morning. the quake measured 4.7 and was centered 19 miles east of sole dad. several hundred people have logged on to the usgs website to say they felt the shaking but so far no reports of any damage. >>> as the flu season goes on it's becoming very clear this is a pretty bad one. some cough medicines are in short supply in san francisco and some hospitals are now putting tighter restrictions on the visitors there. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live from san francisco's o'connor hospital. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. you know we're live here right on the front lines of the battle against the flu. we're r hospitals are taking some drastic measures to stop the spread of the disease. here at o'connor hospital they're asking everyone who's entering the hospital to wear a mask even if they have had the flu vaccine. it's meant to protect you and everyone else. they

frank and michelle?all right. thank you. well, we're nice and warm here this morning, though. another round of freezing arctic air covering the midwest and we'll head now to the east coast. the high in minneapolis today is expected to be minus 1. can you imagine that? brian webb is in new york with more on the winter weather. >>> reporter: schoolkids in and around chicago are getting a day off thanks to old man winter. chicago public schools and 125 other nearby districts are closed today because of a dangerous drop in temperatures. forecasters say it will be minus 6 when students would have been waiting for the school bus. chicago's mayor says canceling classes was a matter of safety. >> kind of north stars that guide us helping safety of the children around enough parents to make need add justments. >> the first winter blast to the new year is forcing much of the midwest and northeast into survival mode. in chicago, the temperature may not reach 0 on wednesday with wind chills dropping to 30 below zero

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meteorologist michelle grossman has been tracking the wet and icy weather all morning long. the recommendation michelle is for people to stay home this morning. >> if you can stay home that would be the best thing to do. do not go on the roadways if you don't have to. we have very dangerous conditions out there. it is so light, that rain that is falling, but it doesn't take a lot. once it hits that frozen ground it's just going to freeze. that's what's happening all across the area. major highways i-95, 476, all your bridges and overpasses with, your off-ramps, they're turning just into an ice sheet. it's like an ice skating rink. you can see a live look at i-95 right now. cars crawling by. most of the lanes closed right now, as you look on the right-hand part of your screen here. that will be the story as you're traveling this morning. let's say you have to go do errands, don't do it. wait until later on this afternoon. we're talking two hours before this trouble is out of here. we need the warm up and wait until those temperatures go up. on the roadways, we're dealing with

we're going to begin with you, michelle. >> i don't think there's a tech bubble. i don't think there's a tech bubble, but teens are going crazy. there's not going to be a major correction this year. we're basically going to keep rolling along and there will be little moments where the market will drop 400 points and people will gasp, but people will keep going. not such great news if you're trying to buy a house or hoping the income inequality issue is going to work out. >> paul, you get time. >> the plastic bag companies who are trying to overturn california's law banning plastic bags will succeed and collect enough signatures to put it on the ballot. they'll succeed in 2015 for that but voters will eject it. they will side with the environmenten environment and the sea turtles. >> carla? >> in january barbara boxer will announce she's going to retire. you'll see a parade of democrats that will go for this seat. there's no guarantee feinstein will retire. >> i predict senator elizabeth warren will be run. hillary clinton versus warren race. we'll see. thank you a

michelle? >> that's right. we're looking at a soggy afternoon.t's going to be rain or wintry mix. we'll track that for you. either way, a cold day, a gray day. live look outside. you can see the gloomy skies. we'll talk more about today's forecast and more soggy weather on sunday but much, much warmer. >>> a winter weather system will bring us a mix of rain sleet, and light snow. it all depends on where you live. don't worry. we got you covered with what to expect in your neighborhood. >>> the roads may be a problem today. here's a life look outside at i i-95 in south philly. moving smoothly here however, north and west of this city may be a. different story. live with a check of what opinion dot is doing with the possibility of messy conditions there. >>> fire forced nearly two dozen people out of their homes in southwest philadelphia. this morning investigators are working to determine what caused this blaze. good morning. welcome back to "nbc10 news today" today". i'll rosemary connors. it's just after 9:30 on this saturday morning. meteorolog

on various drug and michelle lacy has been here for 2 1/2 months and could be facing several years in prison if she is convicted on various drug and weapon charges. >> somebody had heroin right now and put it in front of me, i can't honestly say that i wouldn't justify being able to do it. you know what i mean? >> my baby wrote me a postcard the other day and says, when you come home, will you not do drugs? that sucks. >> the hardest thing about being in jail for lacy is being a mom. >> i want them to know that i'm here because i did drugs, not because i didn't love them or because no matter how you look at it, no matter how i want to say it, i put drugs before my kids. not intentionally, because i love them more than the air that i breathe, but i did. >> lacy's two boys are 10 and 5. her daughter, liberty, is about to turn 7. and the best lacy can do is to celebrate her birthday with her dorm mates using the few snack items they can purchase from the jail canteen. >> so tomorrow's liberty's birthday and we're making her a honey bun rice krispie treat peanut butter and cupcake cake. j

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michelle miller reporting for us tonight, thanks. some notes on the economy today.he federal reserve says it won't raise interest rates because inflation is still below 2%. the government oles told us that 20% of american kids depend on food stamps. that's 60 million. before the great recession, it was 9 million. with sales at mcdonald's slipping don thompson is stepping down as c.e.o. to be replaced an senior cheskt vice president steve easter brooke. >>> the u.s. and europe said it could face tougher economic sanction force whipping up new violence in ukraine. here's elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: the on again off again war in eastern ukraine is on again. and ukrainian soldiers are bracing for another major assault by pro-russian rebels after they were forced to retreat from donetsk airport last week. the war of words is on again, too. on monday russia's president vladimir putin described ukraine's army as a foreign legion implying n.a.t.o. soldiers had joined its ranks. nonsense said n.a.t.o. in fact, it's russia that sent soldiers to fight with the rebels. 9,000

and later, thousands of protesters march on the maricopa county jail. >>> michelle lacy, who could be facing years in prison if found guilty on various drug and weapons charges, has found ways to adapt to life in the maricopa county jail. she fights the monotony by frequently changing hairstyles and changing makeup with other inmates. >> and that's about as best as it gets right there. >> but being away from her three children is a much harder thing to adapt to. >> it's horrible. that's like the hardest part. like i know i messed up and i need to pay my consequences or whatever, but that's the part that sucks the most is not seeing them. i talk to them like four times a week. but they've got so much going on. >> last night when i talked to her she was telling me how she got another award and how she wished i was there, so that just made me feel really bad. she goes, well, maybe you'll be there next time and i knew i wouldn't be. and i just told her, well, i'll try, but i don't know yet. because i know i won't be. >> but lacy has found a way to involve herself in her kids' lives. she's

and michelle is the rain falling anywhere this morning? >> we have some spots that are seeing the rain. parts of southern and central delaware and also extreme southern new jersey. that's about it right now, but the rain will fill in as we go through the next couple of hours, and we may even see a little freezing stuff to the north and west. here's a live look outside. we're looking at the pocono mountains. a cold start there. everywhere else, we're starting much milder than where we were yesterday. up to 23 degrees milder in the mt. poconos. we have the rain falling. you can see that on radar in parts of central and southern delaware, extreme southern new jersey. and this will begin to lift to the north and east as we head throughout the next couple of hours. currently, temperatures are above freezing in those spots. 42 in millville. 46 in wildwood. 39 in dover. 48 in atlantic city and that is good news. now, to the north and west we're still seeing temperatures below freezing right around 26 in pottstown. 22 in reading. 28 in allentown.

first, let's get to the forecast with meteorologist michelle grossman, and michelle i wouldn't call today's temperatures mild but it sounds like an improvement. >> that is exactly right. it's going to be cold later on this afternoon, but certainly an

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the frigid temperatures. the wind makes it difficult to take. >> the temperatures are cold but once you add in that bitter cold wind it makes it feel worse. it's whipping out there. it's hard to stay warm at all. even if you're covered up. here's a live look outside. clear skies helping to keep and take that heat out. we are very cold this morning. temperatures mainly in the teens some spots into the single digits. right now, five degrees in mount pocono. 11 in lancaster. 19 in philadelphia. slightly milder down along the shore points 21 in wildwood and 20 in dover. you factor in those bitter winds. feels like five degrees in philadelphia. feels like 12 below zero in mount pocono. windchill in wildwood is ten. teals like three below zero in lancaster. you get the idea every spot is cold this morning. and as we go throughout the day, by 8:00 seeing sunshine but not really warming us up. 16 degrees by 8:00. by 10:00, 18 degrees. and by noon we are looking at 20 degrees. a cold day today. we're going to slightly

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meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the frigid temperatures outside.that's right. it doesn't take a long time to be outside for your soon to be exposed to have problems. take precautions. wear layers. wear the mittens, the hats the scarves. here's a live look. looking at blue skies. a pretty looking day but it is frigid. looking at temperatures in the teens mainly 16 right now in philadelphia. 17 in millville. to the knot and west 2 in mount pocono. nine degrees in lancaster. the winds will be a factor all day long. feels like 17 below zero in mount pocono. feels like zero in philadelphia. the windchills in atlantic city right around five and four in dover. a cold day. windchills are colder than that. as we go throughout the day, the temperature will not climb far. by

meteorologist michelle grossman has the weekend weather for us. michelle cold but dry today.that's i guess the good news. >> yes, exactly. that is the good news. if you like dry weather you'll have it today. if you have errands to do want to take down christmas lights you haven't taken down, today would be the day to do it. it will be a dry day but a cold day. look at the sun starting to come up. that's a live look from our cape may camera. temperatures are cold this morning, 19 in philadelphia 14 in reading, 12 in allentown. 4 degrees in mt. pocono. we're looking at the teens to the south and east as well. 19 in wildwood. 16 in atlantic city. it feels like the single digits in most spots when you factor in the wind. the wind chill in lancaster 4 degrees. 8 below zero is what it feels like in mt. pocono. the wind chill in wildwood is 9 degrees. we're looking at a cold start to the day, sunshine as we head throughout the afternoon. by 8:00 21. 10:00, 25 degrees. and that slow slow climb to 30 degrees by noon. we'll top out right around the freezing mark. later on this afternoo

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>> good afternoon, michele. that's exactly right.does seem like a broken record situation after we got a weaker than expected gdp print this morning. the dollar still rising today. jim, this dollar index rally, how long can it last, how high can we go? >> i don't know if it can go much higher than this. of the yen, the euro, the aussie and the canada, the fundamental negative stories are overwhelming an they have been that way for several months now. i have -- look back and say who's going to sell it now if you haven't sold it in the last few months. i'm not ready to start selling dollars but i will start to look for bottoming patterns in the currency to thinks the tide will turn. doesn't seem like there can be much more follow through. >> jeff kilburg, the dollar has an impact on commodities. is is going to take a turn around for commodities to go up against? >> a follow through to jim's point there, seems like this dollar, this move in the dollar, has bone crushed commodities from copper to crude oil. the way the u.s. dollar index

. >>> and michelle obama snubbed in saudi arabia. most of the dignitaries lining up to shake the president's hand but the first lady skipped. and the look on her face priceless. let's talk live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. new englanders returned to the roads and the region tries to return to normal. hours after massachusetts lifts its travel ban, drivers are slogging through the commute. the mayor urging people to stay off the roads. here's a rundown of some snowfall totals for you. while new york was largely spared parts of suburban long island were buried. the town of orient reports 30 inches. hartford connecticut, relatively modest 13 inches. boston over 24 inches. to the south of the city rough seas have breached a seawall that protects homes. the pictures from the town are amazing. ice encrusted homes frozen solid from sea spray and streets flooded from high water. in scituate north of cape cod, howling wind gusts 62 miles an hour. they've created an endless expl

michelle? >>> all right, roberta. thank you. >>> new this morning, people are allowed back into their homes in san mateo after an overnight manhunt. police blocked off several blocks around south fremont after. >> reporter: of two people leaving the scene of a car -- that was after reports of two people leaving the scene of a car burglary. one suspect was caught. neighbors were told to lock their homes. the other suspect was caught at 2 a.m. >>> we could soon find out if the bay area will be in the running to host the 2024 olympics. >> yeah. let's check in with anne makovec. she is here at the disto be explain what's happening. >> reporter: the u.s. olympic committee is going to decide who will host the 2024 olympics. the bay area is one of four options to represent the u.s. and one new development that could help is the possibility of building a new stadium in oakland that would host the opening and closing ceremonies. both the raiders and the a's have been wanting ayou new stadium anyway. the original idea was to bu