. >> reporter: this is ocd.his is not. so, light 'em up, sports fans. and may the best team win. if you are exhibiting signs, make sure you see a specialist. signs of ocd, believe it or not, can develop as early as preschool age. it is not diagnosed but a blood test. they found a link between strep throat and ocd. >> which causes which? >> i'm trying to think who has the worst superstitions on the set? >> robin. >> robin does. >> she has rituals. >> she has rituals. and the rabbit rabbit thing. >>> let's get to the boards. we identify you, robin. we just did. we have some creek pictures coming out of frederick, maryland. showing the flooding in that area. we should mention that the cold air is on its way out. all of the cold air is going to leave snowshowers. this is 40 to 50-below windchills. good morning, washington. 38 degrees is the temperature, the winds are strong at 15 be a blusterywill day. our storm system has passed through but we will see the winds strong, as much as 50 hour.per there is an advisory a

her dad suffers from ocd according to her daughter. she says it's terrifying. she's actually dropped weight since moving in with him. take a look at this. >> my dad has the most severe ocd on the face of the earth. he has extreme rituals and routines. i can't go in the kitchen. i can't touch anything. if you spill something, you [bleep] idiot. he freaks out. when i'm hungry, he's like why? so you can throw it up and waste more money? >> kylie has continued to be bulimic why she lives with me. she binges and purges two to three times a day. >> if i go down stairs and eat in the middle of the night, he wakes me at 5:00 and makes me clean everything. >> i wake up, there's a mess on the kitchen table and a mess in the sink. >> i've lost quite a bit of weight because i'm terrified to go in his kitchen. >> since she moved in with her father, i'm concerned because she lost 15 pounds. >> i believe that it's possible that paula's issues with food have rubbed off on kylie. >> i just don't feel that she's getting any better. if anything, she's getting worse. >> dr. phil:

since you are the supervise ee rather than calling her on her ocd, either don't wear the black head bandote this to human resources say look i am not trying to make trouble but i may be criticized for my shoe laces next i want to register this as something we should watch together. >> pick and choose your battles. if they are signing your paychecks maybe you should not wear the head band. >> wear a poke awe dot pink one. >> send your questions to dr. ab low at friendsfirst@foxnews.com. he will tell you if you are normal or if you are nuts. >> right away. >> it is five minutes to the top of the hour. coming up on "the rundown" is saying i do driving you to drink? it could be. it's your last chance to answer our question of the day. do you think beyonce was lip synching the inauguration and if you care whether or not she was. we are reading your e-mails coming up next. music: "make someone happy" music: "make someone happy" ♪it's so important to make meone happy.♪it's so ime ♪make just one heart to heart you - you sing to♪ : twaoplts

>> people who know me know that they would probably joke and say i have a touch of ocd, i don't wantve in a pigsty, i like things to look pretty. and when you have such a nice neighborhood, the last thing i would want to do is make it look worse. i want to beautify it. >> i'm sorry that you think it was us. we wouldn't do that to you. >> we contacted angie's neighbor, a 62-year-old mother of three, to get her side of the story. and she told us that she was angry that day because she believed angie and her family had been littering up her yard for months and she'd just had enough. she also asked us to blur her image for this story. >> i was told by the police department i could do this. and i'm going to do it. it's my fence, and it's my property. as a matter of fact, if i can't get this up i'm just going to reach over and paint -- >> no, you're not. >> it's my fence. i can do whatever i want. >> you can't -- >> well. >> surprisingly, it's the neighbor who calls the police. the police order her to remove the sign and they tell angie to get a "no trespassing" warrant to prevent the neig

i'm a little ocd, but there you have it. >> can you even imagine your life without having had the surgery i can't. it's like a different life. i stopped watching myself toward the end, and, you know, for example, i couldn't get -- i just went to disney land with my son. i couldn't ride rides because they couldn't close the bar, the restraining bar. it's little things. you get on an airplane and you have to ask the flight attendant for the extender, you know. it's not fun. >> like you said, when it comes down to making that commitment that you're going to lose that weight, it really comes down to a personal decision. it comes down to yourself, not your husband, not your wife, not your work. >> by the way, for those people who love people who have a weight issue, don't nag us. shut up, okay? guess what? we know we're fat. we live in a world with mirrors. we know, okay? >> small steps, right? >> exactly. >> we have to do small steps. >> if you come to see me, barnes & noble at tyson's corner, park as far away from the front door as possible and walk. >> and don't use the escalator. >> that's

so, you know, the thing about "the biggest loser" i have an ocd with it.thing is exercise. they don't talk much about food but it must be a big part of it. i loved seeing the first lady on the show. there's a social pressure piece about these are people that were less valuable at this size and more valuable and better human beings at this size. how do we counter balance "let's move"? >> i think it's so important to understand people who can treat their body in a healthy fashion, if they can exercise and feel great about themselves and they demonstrate that, people have a huge respect no matter what your body type or size is if you are treating your body well. i think if you are doing those things that don't make you feel great, you are going to exude a different, you know, reception from different individuals. when you see someone exercising, that really gives, you know, the opportunity for people to respect you. >> unless you are a january new year's resolution people who get a gym membership. we know gym membership goes way up. 12% of new memberships joi

at the end of last year, the ocd -- >> is there a sense that the worse the data gets, the closer spain gets to a bailout so it's going to win/win? >> i don't know. it depends on whether you're asking economists or -- >> i'm asking the currency markets. why they're back to youi in-- they're buying euro. >> the dollar is part of this, and the dollar isn't -- >> not the dollar against the yen. >> the yen is the weakest performing currency now. it was the weakest last year and the second weakest of the u.s. dollar. part of this is because people are buying risk, getting out of low-risk currencies. >> the ecb's -- we're paying it back, they're not cutting rates at the european central bank, because germany's pulling out of a deep contraction in the fourth quarter. this is feeding the short-term lending rates and the dollar and euro. it's coming at the detriment of peripheral economies. >> economists will say we'd be better off if spain has or does ask ask for the bailout and move on toward expansion. but there's also politics. it would be a big serious blow for the prime minister of spain i

first, wash your hands like you have ocd basically. wash your hands a lot.tizer. use sanitizer, that's fine. but don't substitute for soap and water. even after you are feeling better, you can still spread the virus quite a while. after you recover, don't cook for other people. if you do, be really careful. you can still spread it. >> what happened in john's house? all the adults got it. all having dinner. but luckily the children didn't get it. i could imagine that could be a real problem for dehydration. it lasted only 24 hours. my big question. when will we see an end to all of this? >> noro virus usually peaks in january. hopefully we'll start to see this taper off in a couple of weeks. >> elizabeth cohen, thank you for that. appreciate it. >> thank you for bringing my home medical history on tv it was great. >> well, you shared it. it was really nasty too, folks. >> it was bad enough the first time. now we share it with america. >>> top trends on cnn.com. a murder mystery that turned washington, d.c. upside down. 2001. it was nuts. i was there. a brand

. >> the one thing that i'm struck by in reading different speeches by all politicians is as a ocd selfwill show up. and to me that is something i think if you just took even a mediocre speech, trimmed out the troeps, the comforting words, you know, then, you know, suddenly the thing, there are not enough words. you have to substitute in. maybe those are more truthful. but like in orwell's politics in language, certain are markers for insincerity and for an agenda. >> the word frankly, for instance. which is my favorite. >> honestly. >> yeah. >> the sort of familiar catch phrases you almost don't even read in a speech anymore. but i think what you notice in that clip is there was nothing. there was literally not a single one of those that was an originality of an expression and like that goosebumps the quickness with which a certain rhetorical trope came home. wow, that was perfect. that was fast. you know, that is something -- that's hard to talk about, i suppose. but language is power. and, you know, in that, you can really see it. >> he said that obviously he gave that speech after t

the ocd's come out said public spending for 2012, 49% of gdp. it was 49.6% 2011. it was supposed to go down, it went up. >> the gdp numbers were much weaker than expected. we thought there would be a decent recovery in activity. it's than public spending overshot, it's that gdp has undershot. from the ratio point of view you've ended up with a higher level of public spending. >> when you talk it weakness in sterling, what is hsbc saying -- >> against 1.8150. not a huge fall but sterling is one of the weakest of the -- generally soft currencies over the next few months. >> before you go, let's move away from the u.k. just give us your -- your general view of how 2013's going to shape out on a global economy. >> it's a great rotation in the sense that i think we'll see a decent recovery in china. >> 8.6 -- >> 8. %, not as strong as it was prefinancial crisis, but better compared to 7.8% last year. and anyone who's connected with china is going to do well which includes many of the countries which are linked to china in asia. maybe some of the countries in africa, la

. >>> coming up, not exactly ocd behavior, but certainly something requires -- and nobody does it likein 6 on seconds, when "squawk on the street" returns. >>> the s.e.c. issue, give me a break. it looks -- don't sell it for that. >> jeffries leapwire hold or sell? >> i was talking to david fablers, always breaking stories about this group. i don't think -- >> merrill columbia sports? >> i happen to like their stuff. this was a major inventory problem. >> gorilla class turned out to be not what we thought it would be. >> asml. >> this was not a good quarter, and the stock is up. that just tells you how pent-up demand and how short people are for ultraviolet lithography. >> goldman likes hertz? >> yes, i think it's been very misplaced. >> and i guess that's all we have. like through six. >> i think there's -- this hertz is very interesting. the guys all downgraded on valuation. goldman said, listen, valuation is very inexpensive. let's go back to asml. i think there could be a developing short squeeze in tech. autonomy, like hello, what are you buying there? it's like a supplement -- no

. >> ocd, very amazing. >> i personally enjoy notebooks but it is a notebook autographed by the "squawket" team. >> she means a paper notebook, doesn't mean a computer? >> oh, yes e. >> this notebook here. >> old-fashioned notebook. >> if off stationery feddish, this would get you going. >> we will all autograph it you have got until one minute before the friday release of 8:30 a.m. to enter. so -- >> you can be an honnary signatory. >> i would rather enter because i'm not officially a member of "squawk on the street." whatever your number, i'm one job above your number. >> there are strict rules. look at this strict rules. >> 18 or older, too. >> thanks for destroying my dream, simon. my only goal of 2013. now dead. >> nail the number. >> a lovely book, by the way. still use paper around pen. >> i do >> goldman raised their estimate for the non-farm payroll to 200,000 from 175 about an hour ago. so, goldman, more optimistic on that number now, maybe you want to use that in your guess sometimetion to win that lovely notebook signed by all schism not forge carl's name or signature. that

. >> tucker: ocd qualified. >> alisyn: and we get bogged down. obviously as a country we need to do something so it doesn't happen again and we are a strong enough, smart enough country to figure out how to do this, i think. so, we have to just try something, or figure out how to keep it out of the hands of people who are 18-year-old deranged boys. >> tucker: maybe so, but it does seem in the effort to protect the country that you don't want to abridge the rights of people who have done nothing wrong and i think that's an equally important goal, as in publishing the names and addresses of people who have purchased firearms legally and that of course, in the news since the county in new york did just that and published in a newspaper and now apparently inmates are using that gunman map to threaten guards. >> alisyn: and the publisher of the journal news having put the names and addresses of legal gun owners and the sheriff in one of his counties, says in his lockup, the inmates have begun threatening the guards, guess what? i now know your home ad