chicago negative 27. notice we get rid of those negative 45s and 50s.orrow morning, negative 18 is better. it will be cold in the northeast. nothing compared to what we are dealing with now. here's the best news of all. i mean, i think in chicago come super bowl sunday, you will see more than one person wearing shorts. that's how quickly we will have a huge warm-up. >> wow. >> there is chicago right now. chicago will warm up by about 70 degrees between now and sunday. >> wow. >> so our winter whiplash continues. >> how long -- zblo. >> global whaming. that's exactly what that is. >> in those types of temperatures, how long you can actually be outside? >> i mean, if you are protected, longer, obviously, any expoemsed skin, negative 50, five, ten minutes and are you in trouble. >> so basically stay inside. >> all of those areas have no school today. most of them. >> all right. thanks, guys. >>> still ahead, james harden continues his hot streak and anthony davis' trade demand is costing him millions of dollars, we'll talk about that next in sport sports.

wind chill values yesterday at this time we had the negative 60 and chicago negative 52.ti negative 40 in chicago. not like you've improved that much. they still cancelled schools. negative 16 in new york city. forecast for the6 wind chills,s told you how cold it is now. as we head home from school and work temperature are single digits onra i-95, chicago negate 7. an improvement. i'll tell you about huge warm up. some areas it will feel 100 degrees warmer on sunday than yesterday. >>> president trump is weighing in on bob mueller's ongoing investigation. in a new oval office interview with thefi daily caller the president said he'll leave decisions on how to handle mueller's report to the justice department. when asked whether he would sign off the president said they will have to make their decision within the justice department. they willwi make their decisions to whatir to do. trump said he had not spoken to matthew whitaker about the impending end of the mueller investigation declaring flatly i never spoke to him about that. i would say that after almost two yearsth it certainly s

green bay at negative 40. chicago, negative 39. you probably won't even notice the difference if you head outside today. the negative numbers have arrived in new york city and also in boston. i'm going to give you the forecast windchills as we go throughout the day today. this is at 8:00 a.m. as we take you through the afternoon, notice we start to warm up. kansas city and st. louis. chicago not as bad at negative 7. single digits from boston to new york. tomorrow morning at this time, this is bearable. this is more typical of winter with single digits. none of this extreme stuff. we're almost there. >> who would have thought we'd be happy about zero? chicago there? yet here we are. extreme temperatures, they've become a major story all around the globe right now. of course here in the u.s., millions are feeling that bitter cold. but around the world, people are feeling the extreme heat. nbc's tom costello has more on this and what it means for the study of climate change. >> reporter: across the globe, the weather picture is one o

new york city negative 13, vermont negative 18. the other thing we have to watch closely, that temperature in chicago. the all-time coldest temperature is negative 27. doesn't look like we're going to get there this morning but we have another shot tomorrow morning. a >> oh, man, tough go. thank you, bill. >>> chicago police are investigating a reported attack that left empire store jussie smollett hospitalized. smollett told police he was out getting a bite to eat when he was beaten by two men who hurle. police are investigating this as a possible hate crime. miguel a.m. gear has more. juss star on the hit television show empire is recovering from multiple injuries after police say he was brutally at 2:00 a.m., investigators say two men approached smollett who may have recognized the actor yelling racial and homophobic slurs. after the assault police say the attackers threw an unknown chemical on his face and tied a noose around his neck. >> the noose was place the over the friend's neck. >> reporter: smollett took himself to a ho

i suppose negative rates have been in place for three or four , and if the markets are correct the negativecontinue for another 1.5 years, with the ecb need to do anything to mitigate that. you mentioned you are concerned about the impact on banks. could you introduce a tiered deposit rate or a limited interest hike? my second question is on who else could be helping out if the weakness continues. how much of the onus will be on governments, in particular germany, which is the big that has space to cut taxes or to increase spending? thank you. mr. draghi: thank you. i will answer the second question first. how protracted the slowdown is going to be, how persistent of factors that have originated the slowdown are going to be. this applies to fiscal policy as well. by the way, fiscal policy in your area is more expansionary than last year. this is true in germany but also between many other countries. on the first point, let me go back to what i think i said last time. negative interest rates affect and thatnterest margin is almost a to apology -- almost a tautology. when we look at the effec

because it is a scientific fact that negative energy causes disease and negative thoughts are part ofre faced with a serious illness, you had to come at it with a positive mental attitude. it changes the outcome and millions of doctors and millions of scientists have told me that. i have an expression... don't you think it's a horrible thing to say to a cancer survivor? well, i think it was horrible the way he started the dialogue. no, but i'm asking you about what you said to him. the only concession i will make is, i stopped doing twitter because i realised you cannot have a balanced debate through twitter. but i'm asking you — do you not think it was horrible what you said to him? no, because i asked him a question. it's a perfectly reasonable question to ask somebody — do you think that your negative attitude has possibly contributed to the situation you find yourself in? do you not think it would upset that person? possibly. does that not bother you? well, that chapter has gone. i'm very, very relaxed with the principle that if you want to tackle big problems in your life and ser

this stock will reac negatively >> they were wide in december. they narrowed. >> you can't be positive on the market and tell me in the next system you're upset about a credit market. which is it? >> that comes inevitably even if you like the equity there's going to be a part there. the other part that is more important, i think there's other opportunities elsewhere. the market is down to 14 times earnings >> i kind of loik taking the other side of that nobody owns the stock and will not have to do right for the stock to do better >> you don't think it's still widely held. you don't think a lot of people are hoping >> i think that december was a massacre >> i haven't looked. >> short sellers, i think you had the whole gammut in decemet business >> larry is great. he's got a big big problem to deal with and it may be more than he can handle >> may the force be with him >> we'll see we talk about the issues facing the market right now obviously the fed remains one of them we'll keep our eye on where ge goes let's kick around the fed. that beginning

right now the coldest, still negative 30 in chicago, negative 38 there in fargo.e improvement in new york city at negative 2, you did drop to negative 16 this morning. as we go throughout the ride home today, still cold in areas. it's improving. the winds get lighter. a lot of sunshine throughout the region. as we head towards early tomorrow morning i don't think we'll have as many school cancellations and airplane cancellations. the temperatures are a little bit warmer. in chicago, it's amazing, we're talking negative 1. as far as the big warm-up, andrea, this is the amazing part of this story, the surge of warm pacific air heads for the areas that were just frigid over the weekend. st. louis, they'll be 62 on saturday, they were negative 6 yesterday. our friends in chicago, area, yesterday they were negative 52 windchill. they're going to be jump to 46 degrees on sunday. that's a 98-degree temperature difference. that's weather whiplash for you in the midwest. >> that's incredible. thank you so much, bill karins, miguel almaguer, just hang on there, it's going t

looks like it could be a negative one. trading. looks like it could be a negative one. and advisor to the eu's top court gives a nonbinding opinion on the right to be forgotten. and then, the account of a december meeting. later, watch out for jerome powell's speech to the economic club of washington dc. let's get the bloomberg business flash. debra mao has that. >> saudi arabia sold $7.5 billion of international bonds the first test of how much damage the brutal killing of journalist jamal had ongi has international appetite. of uber and lift ipos could be left in limbo i the u.s. government shutdown. the companies are yet to receive feedback from the u.s. securities regulator on their submissions for listing. the companies believe the shutdown could slow their public abuse depending on how long it takes for the sec to reopen. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you. feds meetinghe show a more cautious approach than statements have indicated. the boston fed president says the economy is looking healthy but

and there was a negative and majority of the feedback was from men so i'm very shocked and i think going back to the point that's been said is we're not focusing so much on the women aspect there was only one part of the ad that showed women or just a few parts that actually another part showing another guy stopping a man from having another fight with a shaking hands like that's that's an amazing thing and i'm and it doesn't mean that if you have if you don't have an upbringing you should depend on a video and this isn't about upping and it's always just a reminder a gentle reminder again of how much we can be to each other whether we're men or with females it's just of course there will be some boys that will be boys but what does that mean what does it mean are we allowing men to always have fights in the street do we condoning it is ok boys are boys so it's ok to fight it's ok to do this in u.k. especially with knife crime being such a high rate we condoning it by saying oh no it's ok boys will be boys it's ok to be violent it's ok to be aggressive no it's ok to not be aggressive it

fargo negative 25. chicago negative 4 detroit negative 10.nd first get the taste of this really bitter taste, fargo drops to negative 48. lacrosse negative 34 that's the wind chill. actual temperature is negative 34 peak of this outbreak is wednesday morning when fargo will have a temperature of negative 34 with a wind chill of negative 57. that's about as cold as it gets. even madison, wisconsin gets the negative 51. chicago negative 45. we're making light of it but it's very dangerous if anybody gets trapped outside for any extended period of time. >> this is a genuine question. when people lived in their first winter in fargo where temperatures were that cold why did they settle there? why did they not just keep moving south >> i apologize to everyone in florida. >> exactly >> i mean, i'm just saying >> they will alltel you you're not tough enough to live in fargo. >> i admit that. i probably will say i'm not tough enough >> for the record i think i won that >> if we rewind it we have controversy. >> let's tell everybody in fargo to be saf

wind chill factors in parts of minneapolis right now approaching negative 50. negative 50.s colder in minneapolis than it is in many parts of siberia or even antarctica we're going to have much more on the record cold coming up. first, more on the marks they're a little warmer. we are seeing green on the screen today stock futures indicating that the dow is going to open up about 84 points right now. s&p and nasdaq futures are also higher right now well, the dow in your money in the markets could certainly help today by apple apple's numbers want as bad as some fear. the first quarter profit and revenue was largely in line with forecasts that, of course, this comes after it slashed its sales outlook earlier this this month. iphone revenue did drop 15%. the rest of apple's businesses, the watches, the macs, ipad says, the services rose 19%. that iphone drop was largely due to china apple expects the slide in sales to continue in the short-term. ceo tim cook remains confident that the future is still bright for the iphone let's talk more more about the quarter and what is ahe

him wes flat to negative are expecting a negative start to the trading day.ntial movers on the major market. let's have a look at where we are. the ftse 100 opening fairly flat. we are waiting for the others to open. it will be a busy week. there's a lot on the agenda. we will start to get a full or picture of u.s. growth, in some of the u.s. data point that have been missing in action in the shutdown over the last few weeks. we are starting to get more u.s. data and the fed announcement. we are just waiting to see where tech opens -- down by .5%, and the dax. quite a negative reader things on european equity markets. let's have a look at where we are on the sector picture. this is the imf function -- the imap function. top, negativity generally coming through on the financials, a little better in the green, so there is some green to talk about. we said we would focus on the mining sector, and we saw aluminum prices falling. because of that tragic mine collapsed over in brazil, all of that sends iron ore prices higher. we could be seized in a performance. let

absolutely not >> i think we're being way too negative when i say we're being too negative, think about this the s&p 500 is down about 2, 2.5% from last week's high this is not a disaster we're all about 1.3% today if this were december and you had cat like this, we would be down 3% before noon. >> i think you're talking about the marketplace now. >> i am. >> i'm saying i'm selling 25% of being long i'm not sure anything. i think that's a big question that investors have to figure out. what is going on in the economy that behaviors are changing so much and to shannon's point we have this. that tells you when you're focusing on the balance sheet there's something out there that's not very visible or certain. >> i wonder if the president gets the message if he wants to have the reaction that he hopes for from the tax cut, he can't be playing around with the other stuff on the other side he may not get it any way but the brinksmanship with china, with congress, along with the other stuff that's going on, the lack of stability out of washington, it makes it harder for ceos to decide to push

fargo negative 51. lacrosse, negative 34. and thenhe coldest for the midwest will be wednesday morning. some spots could be near negative 55. right now we're predicting negative 45 in chicago and negative 51 in madison. ridiculously cold and dangerous. >> unbelievable temperatures. thank you so much, bill. >>> well, cracking down on illegal immigration is a cornerstone of president trump's platform, but now there is new evidence that another one of his golf clubs was eloying undocumented workers, this one just 30 miles outside of manhattan. several forme employees at the trump national golf club in westchester county areoming forward to tell their stories. speaking exclusively with nbc's kate snow. >> reporter: for 14 years, gabriel sodano worked in building maintenance. >> like painting, plumbing. erything we had to fix there. partment he: in the shares with a wife and three kids, he showed us his uniform andf years pay stubs. maria priego was a seasonal housekeeper at the trump club for three years, both from pula, mexico,

china and hong kong markets have turned negative in late trade.here was that boost in terms of $37 billion that you touched on that gave a boost to chinese stocks earlier, but we are turning negative now. remember, industrial production numbers came through from china today for december, down 1.9%. that was a mess. have a look at some of the stocks we have been missing in the region. you mentioned the move in aluminum. we see shares in hong kong in focus after the lifting of the sanctions on a couple companies in hong kong trade. they are up by 0.6%. they dropped by almost 3% on news that the u.s. securities regulator is looking to whether they accurately disclosed executive pay. this follows the news about the former chairman and ceo carlos ghosn, who remains behind -- detained in tokyo. is risingthis company sharply, up over 9%. it looks like the billionaire owner has managed to find some creditors to make sure it does not default. manus: thanks. juliette saly with the latest roundup on the markets from singapore. for the mliv question of the da

5 to negative 15. >> what?so there's going to be hypothermia. i know they have opened a lot os shel around the d.c. area, and it -- it's really going to be an extreme situation that we haven't dealtom with quite time and that's something that we have to keep an eye on. make sure you have the pets inde because it's chilly for them as well and just cold for everybody. i haven'teen the temperatures drop like this, the windchill like this in gate some time. let's go to the map and we also have the super blood wolf moon to talk about and still talk about today it's going to be blustery this afternoon. we're starting to the winds picking up and dangerously cold. by wednesday temperatures a wund 50 a do have some rain, so what to expect in the next 48 hours as windsng are pic up now, and they will have the potential to gust up to 50 miles an hour over. next 48 hours. windchills drop a little overnight and i d believe there will be power outages and icy spots for the winds that don't dry out those roads and, again, we'

retail sales number was pretty negative.well, yes they were, but you have to keep in mind there has been a relatively negative trend all across europe, in fact across the globe. we tend to think that going into the new year, particularly coming out of q1 going into q2, the european economy, including the u.k., is likely to stabilize. i wouldn't put too much credence on the sales number. generally speaking, structurally, the u.k. economy looks decent. we would be particularly concerned if the brexit, hard brexit came. that would unilaterally push down the u.k. if you take that off the table, construct any other scenario, i would be confident it would be a scenario where the economy is doing well and the bank would even hike. matt: all right, peter, a lot more to talk about with you outside of this. unfortunately, we have to talk about stuff outside of this because i think this is the most fascinating topic there is. peter is going to stay with us. quickly taking a look at the sectors on the move your, go ahead -- move here, g

europe has a negative growth and the united states will have a negative growth. i mean slowing of growth in a material way that could be close to zero and 2% over the next 18 months. we are going to be in a slower growth environment and that affects capital flows in the issue of capital flows, the other side of the trade deficit is a capital deficit. in other words, they bought our goods, then at the same time, they lent us a lot of money. i think we should always be mindful that capital issues, capital flows have a big effect on the world and the economy. because they can change things a lot. so, i'm not saying the chinese are going to react by changing that, i do think they will change the mixes of their assets they are holding. i think that has implications. i think it has implications as we are going for the next year, and or two, or three when we have to sell the u.s. dominated debt. as a result, we'll have to sell an enormous amount of corporate debt into world markets. that will be a pressure on those world markets. we have to think about who are the recip

yesterday was negative 52. right now negative 24. still dangerously cold.e 29. not as bad in the ohio valley today. positive numbers from new york to boston to dc. so by 5:00 p.m. as people are driving home, the winds will die off, temperatures begin to warm up, chicago is at negative 4, and tomorrow morning i think people can get back to work and school if you have been sitting this one out. windchill is one in detroit. negative two in chicago, still cold in the northeast but not the really dangerous stuff. here is the best news of all. this will be, what an epic period of whiplash this will be. from the build melt that will occur. sad we jump to close to 60 in st. louis. it is widefred 20 to 30 degrees above normal. that is about 100 degree feels like swing. that is like a outdoor day. >> i had take that in february. thank you for proproviding us wi -- providing us a little good news. >> there is a cold blast behind this. >> let's leave it there. some new residents moved from from the shut down and they're not leaving. from from the shut down and they're

chicago, shannon, negative 40. negative 20 in indianapolis. negative 34. just going to be unbelievably cold. you are not going to want to step outside. >> shannon: an important time to check on neighbors and other people and need who really may have trouble. good reminder for all of us, adam. thank you. all right, president trump tweeting tonight about the cold, but he want something else. a short while ago the president tweeting "beautiful midwest, windchill temperatures are reaching minus 60 degrees, the coldest ever reported. expected to get even colder. people can't last outside, even 4 minutes. what the hell is going on with global warming? please come back fast. we need you." sending a message to the venezuelan president. economic pressure on the country, saying all options are on the table. live after the break to discuss. stick around. nessed, but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hey, how ya do

negative 50 in chicago. close to negative 50 in minneapolis.ues pretty much throughout the entire day. wednesday getting into thursday morning. again, you're looking at temperatures negative 42 in chicago, 35 in detroit. it begins to creep in this direction as you get into new york city down to negative 11. leaving you, even if you're not in that direct area where you're seeing negative 50 degrees, this is a massive cold system. these are early morning cold temperatures 23 degrees. if you're waking up along the gulf coast, temperatures are still below freezing. this is a major cold snap. hundreds of millions of people will be dealing with it. still going to be cold where you are. >> dana: thank you, adam. fox news alert out of houston on the four police officers shot in the line of duty, two now fighting for their lives after a shootout at a houston residence where they were serving a warrant. casey steigel is live in houston. >> reporter: this is a reminder of how dangerous police work can be. at the same time, we're learning new information a

will drop down to negative 28 degrees and the worst part is the wind chill, negative 60 or worse tonight. our record for wind chill, negative 67 degrees. we have a real shot at beating that this evening. i want to give you guys a look at downtown minneapolis. it's a bit of a ghost town today and the reason has everything to do with the weather and the wind chill. we actually will see a lot of hustle and bustle here in downtown minneapolis at the mall even in january in the middle of the week because it's 20, 30 degrees, sometimes warmer. that's not the case today and the weather has everything to do with that. schools have closed today through tomorrow. we've had grocery stores close and kind of shut down early, at least this evening shutting down earlier than normal. businesses on the mall are closing early and our ski hills across the twin cities, the recreational side of winter, they aren't open and that's not something i've ever seen during my time as a reporter. think about that. in fact, with that wind chill this evening we will be one of the coldest spots on the planet. in minneap

negative -- close to negative 50 in minneapolis right now.ke windchill temperature, five to 10 minutes of that, and that is cold enough that you could experience some frostbite, and exposed sin. when chill warnings down across the plains state, as far as the ohio river valley. blazes and kentucky dealing with some of the extreme cold also. here is your windchill forecast. we are already at these coldest temperatures but as we wake up tomorrow morning, folks in chicago, negative 50 degrees, close to that in minneapolis, negative 31 indianapolis, negative 31 and destroyed. it does stay around throughout the entire day on wednesday so we run through the day not a lot of movement there. pretty consistently, these places staying in that negative 30-40 range. you begin to see a little bit of a break thursday morning for the very small break as these spots are down in the negative 20 degrees range. it's been at that point, moving closer to the east coast, shannon, this will be frigid, breaking as we get closer to the weekend. but there is at least t

home improvement was down negative 1% for the month of december which was very, very negative from our perspective after doing mid digit growth you're seeing stanley up 6% as a industrial company more exposed. social security out performing what we're seeing in home improvement and construction the now housing market is where the challenges are going to be the greatest people will spend money on their homes especially when lifestyles are changing and young kids are aging or kids are moving out there's a lot of positives that we can't ignore good companies with strong cash flow and the ability to buy back stock and how attractive end markets any pull backs like these create opportunities. >> it's josh brown >> hey >> i think a lot of interest to our viewers would be what you think the impact might be on home prices this year and next year given the reduction of -- given the removal of salt. you think about companies like toll and you think about the high end home market, a lot of that is on the coasts. what do you think happens there. >> i think there's a lot of head wind 4.5% about 80%

people were negative. this kind of china trade deal is more about kicking bad markets when they are down. good morning to you. i want to ask you the market live question of the day. the europeannto session, how will markets reflect europe's problems? we are talking about, which assets are going to reflect political tensions in greece, in france, in the u.k., and elsewhere, if at all? quite a few people this morning were talking about the various risks that came up over the weekend. obviously we have the long-standing concerns around italy and brexit. germanyre is this story might be under threat of a technical recession. italy as well. suddenly we are hearing a no-confidence vote in greece and in france.ine le pen there is a whole load of new political issues. people were concerned this would start weighing on the assets. havenk those europeans become so used to risks they don't matter until they start directing policy directly. a lot of it is quite noise in the short-term. i am more concerned about the fa

negative earnings revisions for next year that's a tern. first up to the plate is the most challenged sector of all, financials >> there's a case to be made that the markets are trading at fairly relative value discounts that we've seen over the past couple of years. >> i think so. just before we had the bounce, we were probably under 16 times trailing earnings. that's a good level of support at 13 times which would imply 2100, i'm basing that on $161 in 2018, extrapolating that forward, 13 times, that gets you to 2093. at that level, at that level there's a huge amount of technical support it happens to be close to where we were on election day of 2016 >> as we talk about the way that things are set up from earnings growth to the overall markets, you said stocks will ultimately follow earnings. as this earnings season comes up -- >> it's critical >> what exactly are you looking for in earnings season given the outlook for the markets and the overall economy? >> financials are discounting a lot of bad news. that's pretty clear. i think what

negative 15 in chicago. we haven't seen anything yet.hese numbers fall drastically through the overnight hours. so within the next couple hours, we'll see advisories stretching over a huge portion from the plains, across the great lakes and getting along the ohio river valley, kentucky included in some of the watches. the temperatures are going to be so drastically cold. these are the future forecasted windchills early tomorrow morning. negative 50 in chicago like we showed. it's not like it warms up quickly when you get into the day. we continue to march this along. stay in the negative 40 range in chicago all day long and across the region. it's cold thursday morning. drift this off to the east. it never gets down to the negative 40s. i'll leave you with this. even if you're not in the areas where you get to negative 50, this is a huge freeze. along the gulf coast, people will be waking up to freezing temperatures. it's going to be cold with hundreds of millions feeling it. >> shepard: adams clots, thanks. coming up, the crisis in vene

negative one by overnight incredibly cold. getting down to negative seven and negative 12.art to warm up tomorrow but does not get a whole lot warmer. any of that could still be freezing to the overnight hours. slick roads tomorrow morning. were in the fox extreme weather center. now that most of us own cell phones that's quite easy for employers to contact us after we have clocked out for the day. a lot is proposed in new york city that would make it illegal for companies to require their employees ever punched a timecard and feel the urge to unplug. what if you could. without. what your boss would think it could make it happen. the majority of employees want to see this happen. they believe that technology is hindering their daily lives. it would protect employees from being fired if they choose not to answer and their off time. they can file a complaint if that violation is confirmed the employer would pay the city a fine of $250. and then pay the employee and additional fine of $500. if they were wrongly fired it would jump to $2,500. they argue that it just won't work.

negative 51 possible in chicago. negative 54 in minneapolis. by thursday, we push that cold air into areas of the northeast, especially northern new england. notice we're not quite as bad on the i-95 corridor. chicago and minneapolis, three mornings in a row with these dangerous windchills. as far as the record lows go, the number to watch is goinginc. we just updated it. now expecting negative 23. it's going to be close. we're going to give a go for it, possible lip the coldest ever. >> you can lose a finger waiting for anll thank you. >>> now to breaking news out of houston where five police officers were wounded. police there were trying to serve a search warrant during a drug investigation when they were met with gunfire. the two suspects were killed during the fire fight. the police department said late last night two of the officers were in critical but stable condition. for more, let's go to kprc reporter sally ma'am a deux in houston. >> reporter: it was supposed to be another day for hpd's narcotics unit. officers were in the process o

negative 48 in fargo. can you believe itts w,se in fa we get to whatsoever for all t west as we go throughout the beginning of this week. we won't have active weather until the end of the week. and there will be a lot of airport problems not just because of the cold e. there's a snowstorm too. >> let's just call off wednesday. how about that? >> thanks, bill. ahead, samsung goes green in a big way. and road rage taken to a new extreme. however a man wound up clinging to hood of an suv. i witnessed, but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ special k has iron, protein and b vitamins.. to feed your progress. feed your power. feed your change. essentially enriched body lotion... with 2 x the almond oil it deeply nourishes skin for 48 hours ♪ are confusing quilted northern for robes. they're both cushiony, comforting, but quilted northern is not a robe. it's ju

it wasn't all negative. ask hillary clinton.york times" in particular on the clinton global initiative, her emails, she was very frustrated with them. the other thing is the media is the only industry that grades itself. it's a constant self grading. every other industry, the media is looking at you. facebook and silicon valley is under pressure. pharmaceuticals, oil companies under pressure. the media are not under pressure from anyone else. >> jesse: accept trump. he's the only one who pushes back. >> dana: this is the first time they've had to really do that. >> jesse: and they are sensitive. that's why they have to justify the coverage. >> greg: i think they were upset about the news that jill abramson got. he admitted that dumping on trump's big business and business is booming. i use the restaurant metaphor. all media right now, everyone of us as a restaurant and we are all serving trump burgers because he can't serve it enough. whether you love trump, you will sit and listen. if you hate drum, you will sit and listen. he

it's hard for anyben they hear negative things about themselves. >> indeed.ssue for parents of our time. know. we're still trying to figure it all out. >> thank you. appreciate. >>> changes to protect students in the classrooms. a new law requires tougher background checks when hiring new teachers. >> yeah. it's the results of an i-team investigation. scott macfarlaneas more. >> reporter: a new requirement for d.c. schools, they have to do better background cheres beiring teachers, checking with all prior employers over the past 20 year it also requires them to tell future employers if a former teacher in d.c. engaged in sexual misconduct. wis comes on the heels of an investigationch showed region wide several teachers slipping through the ccks engaging in sex misconduct but finding new teachingn jobs other local school districts including a prominent case in d.c. where aharter school teachendr w uitedp a former student. the changes ordered byun d.c. l and approved by the mayor's office. >> we want to make sure that adults also know that if something happens,

turn more negative for 2019.lyst more likely to come from the u.s. for the rest of the world? >> right now it's probably the rest of the world. i think it's more about the sentiment picking up. rather than the actual headline data. that's going to stay soft. a lot of that is priced in to currencies and markets right now. it is waiting for that sentiment to shift. investors going, maybe this is an opportunity to extract value. the negativity has exceeded. it has hit the peak levels. pessimism. a little bit more to go through. morning. host this coming up tomorrow, geely coverage from the -- the world economic forum begins. when you are traveling to work, tune in to bloomberg radio live on your mobile device or on dab digital radio in the london area. ♪ >> economists are watching infrastructure, as any pickup in government spending shows up first here. why we have seen ineffective halt on projects, that looks to be changing. targeting -- of budget is targeting a deficit up from 2.6% guidance 100 $20r with more than

minneapolis, negative 16. chicago, negative 14. that's the high temperature. that's crazy. as far as the midweek forecast, coldestortheast, the day will be thursday in the northeast. as far as the south goes, it will most likely be today or maybe in some cases tomorrow. nashville at 24 wednesday is pretty cold. that's a look at the weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your d ahead. you can see where the cold air is riving today. of 1h temperature of only from green way to milwaukee to chicago. so the cold air is going to filter and move in right during the day. not too bad in the south. just cold enough for some snow. coming up we're going to take a look at somef that snow falling. it's happening in alabama and mississippi. we're going to wake up to it. >> bill, thank oru. >>> newcity firefighters say they had to rescue aus hoekeeper who was stuck in a manhattan elevator inside a home there for three entire days. >> ouch. >> the 53-year-old woman, who worked for the family of a billionaire investment banker, told police s had been stuck since friday. firefighte

right now we're predicting negative 45 in chicago and negative 51 in madison. ridiculously cold and dangerous. >> unbelievable temperatures. thank you so much, bill. >>> well, cracking down on illegal immigration is a cornerstone of president trump's platform, but now there is new evidence that another one of his golf clubs was employing undocumented workers, this one just 30 miles outsi ma forward to tell their >> reporter: for 14 years, gabriel sodanon >> like painting, plumbing. everything we had to fix there. >> reporter: in the three kids, he showed us his uniform and years of pay stubs. maria priego was a seasonal housekeeper at the trump club for three years, both from puebla, mexico, they crossed on foot. why did you come here illegally? >> to have a better life. >> reporter: you wanted to work. >> i wanted to work. >> reporter: they both say they presented forged green cards and social security cards when hired. they didn't ask any questions. >> not any questions, no nothing. >> reporter: did anyone at the trump golf club direct you to get false docume

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people in davos are very negative right now. are you as negative? because to me i think it looks relatively decent here. >> i'm not negative on the u.s. economy. i can understand the concerns about europe and china, but i think that people go too far in extending that to the u.s. now, why are people so negative in davos? the dynamics are the following. they come together, they talk to each other. what do they talk to each other about? what they just saw. what they just experienced. and what are they experiencing? the effect of a slowdown. so what they tend to do, we saw this last year when they projected forward the good feeling, they project forward where we have just come from. be careful about davos. it tends to be much more backward-looking than forward-looking. liz: tell me, aside from the u.s. because you say we look relatively strong, what other country has a healthy economy that you look at and say well, that may be a place to invest? >> so there are very few right now. if you look at europe, that is the most concerning. they are running out

that's when chicago could get down there negative 20 to negative 25.l, that's temperature. >> with the within in chicago. >> that will make it even worse. >> people in chicago have time to get out. >> so here it is. this is the first arctic invasion the one that's happening now. hudson bay is dropping to the south. wind chill value in chicago negative 22. very cold. dangerously cold in these areas. that's why we have wind chill alerts and warnings around davenport and quad cities and duluth up to minnesota. this upper low as it drops to the south all weekend long it will stay chilly. some periods of snow in between especially the lake-effect stuff today. as we go throughout the end of the weekend a more significant piece of snow. that comes down the northern plains on sunday and sunday night and monday it will be in area of the great lakes. just a little burst of snow, cold, little burst of snow and cold. that's the pattern we'll be in. >> mildly depressed. >> we have to visit him occasionally, knock on his door? >> i may not show up for work next week

negative 51 in minneapolis, negative 47 in icago. >> i'll be interested to see if they cancel class.i hope so. >> i went to school in chicago. the entire time i went there, they never canceled class because of the winter weather. >> made you tough, reggie. >> this could be the year >>> good morning, america. dangerous deep freeze. more than half the country on alert as heavy snow buries major cities and temperatures plunge. the coldest air in decades slamming the midwest. windchills set to drop 50 degrees below zero in chicago, and roads turning into ice. sam champion is here tracking the latest. >>> bracing for another shutdown. as hundreds of thousands of federal work workers finally get ready for a paycheck, president trump warns this may not last. is another shutdown just weeks away? >>> all this as the race for 2020 kicks into high gear. the former starbucks ceo now considering a run, threatening to take on president trump and the democrats. >>> under fire. veteran journalist tomorrow tom ok