moving on to new jersey governor chris christie, we zoo saw a new low there.have an atlantic city problem. the casinos on the famed boardwalk are failing, the crime rate is one of the highest in the states there. christie is trying to bring in an emergency manager to turn this around but could it affect his possible run for president? >> it absolute could. i already see the attacked a ed aad of this is what the country would look like under chris christie. he's brought in an emergency manager, but when you think emergency managers with are you think detroit, more jobs lost and budget cuts. it needs to be quickly turned around for him to get away from this. >> jane tim joining us on the phone this morning. thanks so much. 24 minutes past the hour. spoiler alert. the movie that just might reveal jon stewart's replacement. t there's a new card in town. introducing the citi® double cash card. it lets you earn cash back when you buy and again as you pay. that's cash back twice. it's cash back with a side of cash back. the citi double cash card. the only card that l

. >>> beautiful here, but for millions of american the new low is reaching new extremes. and niagara falls is going to a new low. roofers are working overtime in the northeast, and in the south, ice is pulling down power line and record lows are forecast across the region tomorrow, and in the morning, here are a few example, and in lexington, kentucky nashville, tennessee, minus two. and i know that you have a map with all of the temperatures on them, e jeff ra neri. >> yes, when you factor in the temperatures and the chill factor, it is going to be 27 in daytona beach. so a lot of the east coast down to the gulf coast will be very cold. most recently this front has given us record highs. we have had 71 innapa. and 70 in pleasanton the and down right hot compared to the east coast. we had sunshine this afternoon, and low clouds for tomorrow, and patchy earareas of fog and a real mix in the south bay, and so for the san jose the east bay towards san francisco, the area of fog and to san francisco and 46 expected in the north bay, and as we head through the microclimate for

>>> governor chris christie's approval rating has reached a new low. next, a look at the numbers and why voters say the opinion of him is dropping. >>> and the new offer made to military veterans to transition them from active duty to civilian life. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. plus 24-month financing. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> new jersey governor chris christie seeks a new low as his approval rating has dropped to the lowest point. when asked why the governor is losing favor, residents mentioned attitude behavior and personality. 15% referred to the george washington bridge scandal. and 10% blamed his lack of attention to new jersey as he talks of making a potential run to the white house. >>> president obama is going to tackle cyber security and protection today at stanford university. and he'll focus on security for american business and consumers. several ceos from visa

brand new low got down to 7. that breaks a 119-year-old record for the date. right now elsewhere in the suburbs, just low single digits. winds are still gusting around 20 miles per hour. so we have windchills minus 5 to minus 15 around the petro area. hour by hour the winds will be diminishing by this afternoon but sunshine we ought to make it in the mid and upper teens. next 24 hours, it will be a cold night down to near 10 degrees by dawn on saturday. snow develops on saturday. look at the timing and totals coming up at 4:51. melissa, what is going on with the water main break? >>> still have the situation clara barton parkway totally shut down between chain bridge and glen echo. your alternate is mcarthur. all the water rap townn downhill and has created an ice rink. bw parkway, looking good. same thing at prince george's county, don't have any issues. 270 at father hurley moving along nicely. you can see a little bit of ice wlens.lens. 66 at compton road also moving along. >>> 4:42. the cold is making commuting a challenge. and with the mue >>> good morning

reached a new low at 7 degrees.windchills making things even worse. >> tough to look at that right? in the negatives, double digit neglect til difference we're the #dangerous cold and tom kierein is in the "weather center" to talk about how this cold is going to play out throughout the day. it's brutal out there. >> really is. and that thermometer we showed on the weather deck only 2 above zero there. and the windchills today, right now they're around 5 below to 15 below. they will say this way through 8:00 a.m.. then they will improve by noontime windchills between 0 to around 10 above. then when you're heading back home, most of the wind will be gone but still maybe a breeze windchills around 10 to 20 degrees as the air temperatures climb into the upper teens. but look at the windchills now where he minus 5 to around minus 15 most of the area. even though winds are only gusting around 15 to 20 miles an hour. that's enough to drop the chills. look at these temperatures. thurmont up near the pe border that's not win

hey, now what we set a bunch of new low temperature records this morning. ou you want to see the the list. the the only place we didn't set a new you record was here in philadelphia where we got to a morning low of 7 degrees. the record was two. but in wilmington we have tied the record with 6 degrees in, mount pocono, a new you low temperature record of 15 below zero. unbelievable temperatures. reading a new low temperature of three below and allentown we got to eight below. we really smashed those wedding and allentown records this morning with this arctic air, that moved in yesterday around this time with a cold front and it is still with us today and will be with us even with all that sunshine for the the rest of the day. here is where we are right now, we have zoom up from that seven, haven't we? we're zero in mount pocono. temps listen in five in lancaster. eight in pottstown. 2349 trenton. 12 degrees in wilmington. thirteen in atlantic city. fourteen in dover and wildwood. here's what it feels like. we have a bit of the wind chill and wind chillies 14

and this is definitely a new low for our juvenile president. white house probably could not care less about that because poppy, in the first seven hours the video was live it had more than 13 million views. >> erin thank you. >>> and a candid admission from a supreme court justice. ruth bader ginsburg sitting down with antonin scalia. bader ginsburg revealed why she nodded off a bit during the president's speech. >> the audience for the most part is awake because they are bobbing up and down all the time. we sit there stone faced. sober judges. we are not -- at least i wasn't 100% sober because before we went to the state of the union, we had dinner together and justice kennedy brought. >> that's the first intelligent thing you've done. >> well there was a time you came to those dinners. especially open something with a very fine california fine that justice kennedy brought. the dinner was so delicious, it needed wine. >> a rare look into the personal life and levity there from one of our supreme court justices. >>> video shown during the "amer

a red one of new lows. as it moved down it becomes more attractive to me as a buy. last time it broke 70 i bought it made a nice pop. i notice you have goldman cutting, deutsch bank cutting, citi that's probably a lot of what's weighing on it as well, the herd mentality getting out the door, one of the times i like to get in. but my question, judge, to her about coach. on the sell rating that you've got on coach, do you stand -- are you as adamant about that as you are on the buy rating on kors? >> i think coach still has double digit negative comes. i want to see where brands have momentum and growing and there's still a runway in terms of opportunity for kate and for kors both in terms of store growth, both here in the u.s. and overseas, and let's not forget the beginning of e-commerce that's going to be important for both businesses. kate it's more mature given 25% of sales but you're just starting at kors now. >> is it just -- is there a truth to the notion that maybe being caught in the middle so to sp

dover, looks like you set a new record low. that's four. philadelphia, 12 reading 5 lancaster down to 8. the record cold is in place. here comes the moisture area of low pressure. it will skirt on quickly it will run the mason dixon line west to east. it will bring a shield of snow by afternoon. region by region here's what to expect, by the midday hour, it will begin as snow for the far western suburbs. it will come down about an inch tail light. it will do a number on the visibility. mixing is possible. overnight tonight we have the possibility of a little bit of rain before ending tomorrow morning. the i-95 corridor, snow in the afternoon, it will switch over to sleet own freezing rain. jersey shore most of south jersey get into deep areas of south jersey, cumberland and cape may counties, brief snow to wintery mix and over to a cold rain by later this afternoon and evening. i'll have more on the timing and the snowfall amounts when i come back in ten minutes. >> residents and businesses across the delaware and lehigh valleys are prepari

a 120-year-old record low for the same date. new york pittsburgh, baltimore and miami have also surpassed previous lows. in philadelphia an ice palace was created after firefighters distinguished agiler. in lake michigan the extreme cold is part of a shift southwards called the polar vortex. researchers at rutgers university studying the effect of weather change say there may an everyone. >> you change the polar ice cap of a planet the planet behaves differently. this is deceptive because this is the sixth warmest winter in the u.s. while the east digs out of the snow, the west are tracking the warmest februaries on record. >> the countries opposition leader wants people there to renight and resist government plans to crackdown on dissidents. and they say that the mayor of caracas must be released. accused of plotting a coup with the help of the u.s. >> these are allegations we've seen with the maduro government. the allegations are ludicrous. the venezuelan government should stop blaming the united states and others members of the

low for this state. and trenton, that's a new record low at 2 degrees. we'll see sunshine. looking at the pocano mountains, that's a cold view this morning with temperatures below zero in the pocano mountains. add to that a steady wind at 18 miles an hour. 20-mile-an-hour wind in wilmington. and 15-mile-an-hour winds in atlantic city giving the entire area temperatures that are below zero. i'm way below zero. 16 below right now in philadelphia. 12 below in wildwood. and look at the temperatures farther north, allentown, reading and the pocano mountains all frigid areas of temperatures this morning. so the radar is clear if we saw a few scattered snow showers blow through overnigtht. the future weather is showing a storm system coming together. that's rain in the deep south, but as it moves into the ohio valley, this is tomorrow morning at 8:00. that is light snow falling. and the ohio valley is showing the early evening, delaware and south jersey there is some warm air pushing in the north to the northern areas. the wind is blowing today and will come down later on but it i

rest of tuesday but by wednesday into thursday we're going to be seeing a change because we have a new lowing into southeastern china and that's going to move northeast. stir up the atmosphere also bring some rainfall with it. but at least for now 6 for the high in seoul. tokyo actually some cloudy skies there. 13 on your tuesday. here's the extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for staying with us. çÑÑñÑñÑñÑñÑñÑñÑñÑñÑñÑñ and here's your host, anne o'donnell. >> hello and a very warm welcome to "euromaxx highlights," for a roundup of our favorite reports from the week. let's have a look at our top three. fashion front -- how to enter the elite world of haute couture. dutch designs -- artist theo jansen and his mythical beach animals. and nostalgic notion -- how a swiss village revives the 19th-century vacation. well, haute couture creations are high-end, handmade pieces designed by major fashion houses, but the labels still need to get a formal invite from a select group of designers before they c

new record lows already hitting in reading and atlantic city. wilmington has tied a new record low. add the wind out of the northwest in the teens it's giving you windchills making it feel like 16 below in philadelphia. 19 below in wilmington and 10 below in wildwood, right now. all these numbers very significant, and and frostbite is definitely a possibility. it can happen very quick i will. in the delaware and lehigh valleys. anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes is fast enough to get frostbite on exposed skin this morning. in time poconos it could be as little as 15 minutes. bundle up and cover up today. thanks are mr. president, we have a lot of schools off thanks to president's day. of course we have extra cancellations because of the cold. 3 degrees on the smart phone app. storm tracker 6 live app right now 6 degrees is what the temperature will be at 8:00 a.m. noon, 17. the high today will be 21 degrees and even by then, windchills will be severe. there's snow on the way tonight with a winter storm watch and warning across the region. i'll have more on that and future tracker 6 show

low by at least 10 degrees. absolutely shattered. on saturday new york new jersey richmond baltimore, all unlikely to escape it. look at these temperatures. lower 20s across the panhandle. might touch the upper 30s in miami to kick off your friday. another storm on top. same spot as the other storms last weekend all across the mid south. this is likely for a mixture of snow and sleet and freezing rain. you see that developing heading into the evening hours. impact in the nashville area. heading up into the northeast. there might be a little bit of a rainfall that tapers off. biggest icing threat across northern arkansas. much of tennessee under the gun for some wintry precipitation and we look for ice also work up west of the 95 corridor. travel safe, everyone. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> u.s. troops are racketing up. a cbs news poll finds nearly two out of three americans, 65% say isis is a major threat to the united states. 67% say the war against the islamic terror group is going badly and that's up ten points in just four mon

a 120 year old record low for the same date. newk pittsburgh, baltimore atlanta and miami have also surpassed previous lows. in philadelphian ice palace was created after firefighters extinguished a fire at this three story building. and what locals have called ice caves have form odd lake michigan. the extreme cold is the result of a shift southwards of part of the arctic weather system called the polar vortexes, researchers at rutgers university studying the effect of climate change on weather patterns say there may be a link. >> you change the polar ice cap of a planet and it the planet we a differently. >> reporter: yet the snowy expanses are deceptive. meteorologically this winter has been the sixth warmest on record in the usa since records began. in fact, even as the east digs out of the snow the western half of the u.s. is experiencing unseasonably mild weather. some cities on track to record their warmest february on his record, al jazerra. >>> russia is raising the prospect of cutting off gas surprise to ukraine. prime min

cities where new lows have been met on friday morning. the cold was enough to break a 120 record low. an ice palace was created. ice caves have formed on lake michigan. the extreme cold is the result of a shift southwards part of the arctic weather, the polar vortex. researchers studying the effects say it may be linked. >> the challenge the polar ice cap of a planet to behave differently. >> snowy expanses are deceptive. this winter has been the sixth warmers since records in the u.s.a. began. as the east digs out of the snow. the western half is experiencing mild weather. some cities are on track >>> it's oscar times thousands are making their way to the biggest red carpet in hollywood. on the eve of the ceremony phil lavelle explains. >> reporter: you could say three file downloads starred it. you remember the industry. the down loads is the future. that teems to be giving hollywood a bit of a headache. here is something you do. you pay your monthly fee, download as much as you want. job done perfect. they stream pirated music. watch t

. >> chris christie's popularity sung to new lowe's, sarg ledger eagleton pole out this morning shows it has dropped to 37%. when asked why 20% cited his attitude behavior, personality. 15% refer to the george washington bridge scandal and 10% cited lack of attention to new jersey. as governor christie prepares for possible white house run. erika? >> ukee, political victory for philadelphia. the democratic national convention is coming to the city next year. philly beat out compete g bids from brooklyn and columbus, ohio. party leaders announce their choice yesterday in a video appropriately featuring a cheese steak. congressman bob brady helps bring the convention to town. brady, and fellow philadelphians, say third excited for the dnc. >> i want to show off our city. to my colleagues, to the nation, to the world. >> mayor nutter stopping by "eyewitness news" to our studio to talk about convention and what it will mean for the city. >> "eyewitness news" has you covered with latest information in the run up to the dnc. you can get the latest any time at cbsphilly.com. >> president oba

want to recruit. >> we leave you with abc7 now to keep on top weather is traffic and breaking news. lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry! now get the black & decker® 20-volt trimmer for $79 at lowe's. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good morning, at 5:00 a.m. on friday, thanks for joining us. >> we made it to the end of the week. leyla gulen here. meteorologist mike nicco is happy because you are watching the chance for rain. >> "chances." and "still watching." >> breezy. but live doppler hd is dry. we will look at the 12 hour day planner from sutro tower. it is breezy. that is keeping the temperatures up to 11 degrees warmer than yesterday. 46 to 5

here friday morning, in fact i think there will be dozens and dozens of new low temperatures set friday morning across the eastern part of the united states. that outbreak is this cold. take a look at it. next seven days 19 degrees for a high tomorrow but best we'll do same on friday. record cold, below zero temperatures in the metro area friday morning. weekend brings a storm center and pass to our west. we may get some snow or a mix briefly saturday afternoon but change to rain at night. rain all day sunday as it warms up and then things will settle down next week. maureen and tim? >> thank you, doug. not even spring and we're talking about football? >> go figure! you wonder if dan snyder got involved. jay gruden names his starting quarterback for the 2015 season and why not? it's february. while mike shanahan opens up and speaks out about r.g. iii. dan snyder, donovan mcnabb he went on and on. you don't want to miss it co >> all right. i've said this countedless times before and i've said it before that the washington redskins are a dysfunctional organization. look at their win/loss

but there is good news. low key and like al manager is out of hospital. the 56-year-old bochy complained of chest pains. yesterday doctors found blockages in his heart blood vessels so they implanted stint in his heart. today we spoke to his son who said dad is out of hospital and wants it head back to the clubhouse. >> if it was up to him, would he be back right now maybe? >> yeah yeah. it feels good enough to be back right now as they said. but they want to hold him out for precautionary reasons but he is doing great. >> that's brett bochy, part of the giants organization. >>> coming up at 6:00 a bay area card vascular specialist shows us the procedure that bochy went through which involves inserting a tube into his heart. >> could the raiders be leaving their oakland coliseum home for southern california? maybe there's a plan to build a new stadium just outside of l.a. shared with the chargers. city leaders at carson are trying to make this happen. >> this opportunity for the people of carson is an enormous opportunity. it will change carson for the be

and we've had a new record low for february 209th. not this cold in 119 years. 6 degrees this washington a new record low. the old record was 8. these are not windchills. temperatures are down low single digits all around the region. windchills around 5 to 15 below . so walking into work bus stop metro, frigid chills. the afternoon commute walking back home in the mid teens. winter storm watch all the counties in blue including frederick, western loudoun, northern fauquier west virginia for snow, sleet and icing. the timing on the arrival there is right around noontime on saturday. then it gets in to the metro area, rest of northern virginia and southern maryland during the rest of the afternoon on saturday. it continues as snow pink zone that's a zone of sleet and freezing rain. changes over to that after 6:00 p.m. on saturday. then rain begins to move in late saturday night. that may stay as freezing rain until around midnight and then rain after that leaving in its wake the amounts of know 2 to 4 inches. lighter amounts southern mar

plunging relations between the west and russia to a new low. today, a glimmer of hope that ukraine's war might be stopped. its president visibly weary after 16 hours of talks with the man he met coldly and blames for the crisis, russia's president putin. they agreed a cease-fire and withdrawal of heavy weapons. at the end it was mr. putin who was smiling. it's not the best night of my life he said but we have agreed on the main issues. the u.s. and others say this is just a first step. >> what matters most of all is actually actions on the ground rather than just words on a piece of paper. >> reporter: russian-backed rebels are accused of launching one final land grab before the cease-fire. >> that's why it is of vital importance for us to make pressure to keep the promises about the cease-fire. >> reporter: there's been a cease-fire before, a deal last year that broke down almost immediately. this deal is a new start. what no one knows is whether president putin is finished in ukraine and if this deal will stick. bill neely, nbc news, london.

the up 4%. >> stocks moved to new highs. lowe's with a new high.best we've seen in seven years. that was really great. that has been a real winner, up 4%. liz: we got some home data. we got home data a couple days ago that did not surprise. people were a little annoyed. homebuilders look at nice gains because of one particular name. >> toll brothers which has been up 4% all day long. they beat, boosted guidance. the whole group is higher. david: if you're looking for cheap stocks. alibaba at 2015 low. [closing bell ringing]. >> right, about 30% off its november highs. liz: here go the bells on wall street. again records smearing the tape. we have dow jones industrials record. s&p, all-time high record. i believe staying with the russell 2000. the nasdaq clocking its 10th straight move to the upside. this is a big day for your money, if you stayed in stocks. why? janet yellen playing the tape here. david: listen to stocks hitting record high. autozone, home depot, darden, monster beverage, united health, aetna, the list goes on and on. all these are

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and fortunately hitting new lows. this is for the all-time driest month of january. and you see the numbers. we just set the record last year, in the middle of a nasty drought we're trying to get out of this january. and unfortunately, even drier. if you go back all the way to the last week of december, 38 days and counting without significant rainfall above just trace amounts. now, there's hope for some change. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen brings in showers towards the end of next week. meantime, powerful low pressure in the gulf of alaska. looks pretty strong. of course we've got a lot of wind and rain. high pressure which has been the story of the month gertdiverting energy off to the north. so for your sunday forecast we're going to see clouds at times. but unfortunately no rain-producing clouds. tomorrow mid and high-level clouds. with temperatures running just a few degrees cooler. but still, upper 60s, near 70 in your sunday forecast there. you can see san francisco in the low to mid-60s. and for the north bay, highs in the mid to upper 60s.

it looks like we have broken a new record in allentown this morning. but even without a record low it is still very, very cold outside and even with sunshine it will not get a whole lot warmer, we expect a high today of 24 degrees, and a low tonight of 17. so, with a low at least we will above single digits, and i guess we will take every degree we can get at this point. that is your fox cast for tuesday, from the weather authority, we have got the seven day forecast coming up for you and a return the to the 40's, we will tell you when that happens just ahead, hey bob kelly. >> good morning. 4:31. off to a good start. we will begin in the neighborhoods where we will have to deal with that chunkyizes specially trying to cross the street or park your car, try to squeeze into a spot here in center city again with the temperatures at 11:00 anything that looks wet is frozen over. as we have learned last couple days it takes one little will small patch of ice to kind of send things downhill for rest of the morning rush hour. this is westbound on the schuylkill expressway a disable right

a 120-year-old record low for the same date. new york pittsburgh, baltimore atlanta, and miami have also surpassed previous lows. in philadelphia an ice palace was created after firefighters distinguished a fire of this three-story building, and locals call ice caves have formed on lake michigan. it's the result of at a shift southward. researchers at rutgers university studying the effect of climate change on weather patterns say that there is a link. >> when you change the polar cap of the planet, the planet playoffs differently. >> this winter has been the sixth warmest since records began. even as the east digs out of the snow, the western half of the u.s. is experiencing unseasonbly mind weather. some cities on track to record the warmest februaries on record. al jazeera. >> malcolm x was equally loved and loathed during the u.s. civil rights movement. 50 years ago today he was shot dead on a street in new york. we look back at the legacy of one of america's controversial figures. >> he was the the voice of black anger. >> asmu

pittsburgh, new record low for today. burlington vermont. later tonight, the forecast has changed an a little bit. the snow is going to be a little closer to eastern new england, now expecting as much as 5 inches of snow possible in eastern mass. it won't get there with this storm, but we're going to get very close. careful in upstate south carolina. there's sleet out there. roads are treacherous. now down to 32 in charlotte. this is a one-two punch. we get this today and then a more significant storm, which could bring snow into louisiana, northern alabama, just north of atlanta again. that's a plowable snow for you, and also areas in north carolina from charlotte to raleigh, 2 to 4 inches of snow in the south is like a foot of snow in the north. >> oh, yeah. they're not used to it. >> they don't have the equipment either. there will be a lot of kids out of school. >>> new jersey chris christie is heading back to court. he is ordered to reverse payments. unions sued the presidential hopeful in an attempt to stop the cuts. in a statement, he

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. >> every day, seems to bring a new low in terms of isis depravity. now reports this group is trafficking in human body parts? >> reporter: this is being reported by the iraqi government that isis is doing this. they did not offer any evidence to support this claim. we have not seen any other reports that proves this. it would be a very difficult for them to harvest organs. i covered these stories before. they have to harvest the organ hours, right after the death of the person and transport it immediately. it is a lot more difficult to get money this way than let's say arcology selling act facts or oil. we know isis has done all sorts of atrocities. john. >> thank you, ian. >>> a humanitarian aid worker killed by isis militants is being remembered by her hometown in prescott arizona. kayla mueller's family says she will live on in the acts of kindness she performed working with syrian refugees. >> only now will you see how much you did for the world by looking down from above. i love you. >> isis says that mueller died in a jordanian air strike. the

trenton hit a new record low of 2 degrees. in fact i think we'll see several records fall. in wilmington it's a new record. zero in allentown. zero in reading and 3 at the airport in atlantic city. windchill values are extreme. 14 below is what it feels like in philadelphia currently. 18 below in wilmington. 19 below in allentown and reading and lancaster and 15 below in millville. you have to bundle up and cover up as much skin as possible especially if you're outside for a while. in the delaware and lehigh valleys this morning you could get frostbite on unprotected skin in 15 to 30 minutes. in the poconos 15 minutes is all it takes. 4 degrees in philadelphia. 3 above the record there's a shot we get down to 1 degree which would tie the record around 6:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m., back to 3. 1 by noon. there's the high, 17 greece at 3:00 p.m. cars will have a problem starting up, but the batteries are not fully charged this morning. we've seen problems with disabled vehicles over the past several days. right now we're looking at i-95, the roads are clear and dry traffic is moving

. >> australia joins the global easing party with new record lows. >> obama's plan sets up the fight with congress of the >> pass the budget that funds the national security priorities and gives middle-class the security they need to get ahead. >> the bloomberg exclusive on why google could be turning into movers competitive -- competitor. welcome. >> will get a chance to see the impact of lower crude prices. bp reports earnings. >> the earnings are due in under an hour with the backdrop of the employee pay freeze. >> the central bank became the latest to cut the interest rate overnight in response to the deflationary impact of the tumbling oil prices. we will have more on that. let's go to ryan chilcote in london. i believe that it is snowing outside. you can tell us in a moment. capital expenditure and dividends. >> yeah. what is falling faster? the oil price or the snow. perhaps it is the oil price. look, we have seen the earnings and we will be looking at the oil prices and the expectation on fourth-quarter profits dropping. nothing particularly surprising about that. they all re

you know, we keep hearing about a new low in humanity. what would you do, if you were president? >> what a thought. >> slow pan. to graham. >> i would simply stick a bayonet between my brother's teeth and throw him out of an airplane 10,000 feet above. >> really? >> yes. >> you would float down and dispatch every last one of them. he's that kind of a guy. >> to be fair that's your solution for everything. >> yes. >> i'm sensing about i sis. we have all of the same place at one time. we have our colleague eric, he always says why don't we nuke them? there's a problem with that. that's nuclear dust. if it was blowing northeast towards france that wouldn't bother me that much. but you got to go fight them. you know. >> that's the point. tough go down there, right? >> well, you're the one who wants boots on the ground. i'm the only one who thinks it's an inevitably. you know i've been strong on this from the beginning. i thought this. and somebody sold all of them. 8,000 bucks. son of a -- wherever you are, give me half of it at least. but, you know these guys do more to galvanize th

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so we do have a new record in allentown. # advertise our record low in philadelphia, but with us being at ten right now, don't think it will happen. it is two below zero. that is the actual temperature in allentown and reading we have a new record as well with zero. so these temperatures, it is just becoming commonplace but we actually are on track to be the first coldest february, we have ever had when you average out all of the temperatures that we have had this month so far. the month is over, on saturday. yeah. i know. wind chills are n'synx will digits, around here, and two below is wind chill in allentown. twenty-seven below is what it feels like in mount pocono. we have a wind chill of three below zero in wildwood. the breezy down there. a polar plunge again but you will see the southern storm that we were just talking about with the snow for south carolina and north carolina and the ice, that is all staying to the south thanks to our high pressure system. that is one good thing the high is doing, it is keeping that storm system to the south but it is also keeping us very cold b

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. >>> a new low for the washington monument. landmark getting a new official height since the completion since 1884 it was reported to be 555 feet and 5 inches tall. but government surveyors say it's 554 feet and 7 inches. the reason lightning strikes have shortened the monument's tip. >> it's time for the 5@5:00. to commemorate the holiday here's interesting facts about the past presidents. four won the noble peace prize including roosevelt, wilson carter and obama. long time admirer with a lock of lincoln's hair in it. linden had say ances at the white house. his wife mary became interested in peoplemediums after their young son died. george washington owned a profitable whiskey distillery. in 99 it rose 7 numbers. the male model gerald ford graced the cover of cosmo. >> p didn't know that. that's interesting. >> who is your favorite president and tell us why. you can log on to "fox & friends first" our facebook page right after the show. #keep talking. >> about 20 minutes to the top of the hour. coming up in the name of love t

model is hitting 30-year lows always inflected in the past and a model by the way not built on any kind of need to predict where oil prices are going. >> if oil sort of finds a new bottom or retests the lows, don't you a problem? >> you started to see the energy sector underperform back in 2011 way before oil prices peeked. >> let's listen to ed morris from yesterday, citi's head of global commodities research. a note put out and i tell you, this what is he said on our show several days ago. he put out a note again yesterday and everybody was talking about it. here's ed morris. >> you can't ever call a bottom. the market when it moves to the next layer of inventory it has to shut production in, you have to get a 20 on the number. you got to get a two handle. >> right. does a two handle sort of change your view? i mean, if you get that low, you got to believe those stocks are going to go much lower than they are now? >> well, we look beyond valuation and beyond oil prices even. we look at our earnings revision indicator which has hit historical lows, and we've seen sentiment in the stocks collapse particularly in the small and mid cap space. >> which sectors with

sunk to new lows as the president's national security adviser is given new orders and more talking points. this time targeting israel and the prime minister's speech next week to congress. here is rice disparaging netanyahu and demeaning the state of israel. >> what has happened over the last several weeks by virtue of the invitation that was issued. >> by the speaker of the house. >> by the speaker and the acceptance of it by prime minister netanyahu two weeks in advance of his election, is that on both sides there has now been injected a degree of partisanship, which is not only unfortunate. i think it's destructive of the fabric of the relationship. lou: the white house supporting rice. press secretary josh earnest saying her comments are entirely consistent with the president's previous statements. we take up the frayed relations with israel tonight, we'll be talking with billionaire publisher, real estate magnate mort zuckerman. >>> the senate ostensibly reaching a deal on defunding the department of homeland security. not so fast. senior republican aides tell us a clean dhs bill tha

. >> yes, some of you have already set new records this morning. record lows now. that's why nbc 10 issued a first alert weather day because of the dangers this poses for anyone outside too long. we'll go to meteorologist bill henley with temperatures really falling overnight. >> 25 to 30 degrees colder than yesterday at this time and still falling at this hour. there's not much wind and that will allow temperatures to go lower than they would otherwise. a bit of wind will allow mixing in the atmosphere which tends to keep temperatures higher. for now, they are still falling. in philadelphia, 10 degrees right now. but much of the area is below that mark. 7 in northeast philadelphia. trenton at 4. look at pottstown at 1. reading and allentown have new record lows. reading is 1 degree. 1 below zero in allentown. so standby for a frigid day. 6 degrees at 6:00. 11 degrees at 9:00. and at lunchtime 19 degrees and climbing. we'll look how warm it will get neighborhood by neighborhood with the future weather when i'm back in ten. >>> aside from the problems that cold weat

. >> right there at dulles airport this morning, they had a new record low set this polar plunge. ure at dulles down to just six degrees the last hour. new record low there. melissa? >> our biggest problem is not the roads. the trails the biggest issue, though. orange and silver lines, no longer single tracking. the delays remain. you have to bundle up. >>> 15 before the hour. crews at dulles are working hard to make sure your flight leaves on time. there's a number of delays after a pipe burst inside a control tower. megan mcgrath on the ripple effect this could have throughout the day. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. just moments ago, the folks here at dulles tweeted this information out. the faa tour is at full capacity. all arrivals and departures are good at this hour. the burst pipe really messed up the schedule for today. we're seeing cons cancellations because the tower wasn't up to normal operations. that's just changed within the last few minutes. we should see the delays dissipate. get off the board this morning. if you are traveling, you might want to call ahead. back

digits and thermometer business to take another big dive. >>> katie is tracking the possibility of new record lows. >>> also, searching for a killer we're following new developments a as police look for the person who murdered one of nicki minaj's tour workers and injured another, and the rapper weighs in on the tragedy. also... >>> tempers flare at a school reform commission meeting and several people are even arrested. we are live with the decision that upset, so many people. >>> it is thursday february 19th, good morning everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm's erika von tiehl. brace yourself it is about to get colder katie, it feels freezing right now you walk outside. >> it is below freezing every where. that is at least what it reads on the thermometer but when the wind blows of course, it feels worse and it will certainly feel that much worse anytime it does blow. today, tonight tomorrow, tomorrow night even into the saturday morning. so this is going to be a very persistent wind that we are contending with storm scan three at least that is quiet. we have that going for us. even that will in

that's a new low for the year. let me move to retail same-store sales. ers are just terrific. look at this lowe's up 7.4%. dollar tree up 5.6%. tjx, 4. target, 3.8. if you want to reference people anything above 2% is terrific, is good in this market. these numbers are excellent. you see the mixed response of the stock prices here. lowe's was good numbers. guidance was okay. that stock's had a terrific run. dollar tree guided a little bit lower, though. i think it was disappointing but the stock's up. tjx, guided lower expectations for the first quarter, that's why it's down. target was roughly in line. you see mixed results here. the guidance is okay. same-store sales are very good. if you look at dine equity this is a restaurant, different space, but these guys own applebee's and ihop ihop same-store sales up 6. 1%. that's the highest quarterly sales increase since 2004 for ihop. applebee's the best numbers since 20011. ihop, that's moving the dial for that company. take a look at that stock right now. ihop respectable run last year. finally, i want to