robert solomon is professor of management at new york university's stern school of business. professor, welcome, good to have you with us. when the president refers to consequences on companies that might want to move jobs overseas, what really can he do? >> that's a good question. i would be -- i think it's hard to extrapolate from this one situation to the entire economy. but certainly one of the things that the president can do is use the bully pulpit as he showed during the campaign with his rhetoric, that he can express his dismay and his concern when companies announce that they're leaving. and that is probably his strongest weapon. >> i wonder if this sets a precedent for companies that want the tax breaks and incentives that carrier got, even if they don't intend to leave the united states, why would they not go after the same deal? >> they might, and that creates a slippery slope. companies that have no intention of leaving the united states could announce they're thinking about it or are going to do it with the intent of extracting concessions from the government. t

solomon as his first outreach? >> you tell trump. i'm not a messenger. tell him yourself. >> robertu've been studying this. there is a clash of cultures. america has to consider whether or not the people we're bringing into this country are bringing those, let's say antiquated, insane values, with them. >> there is no doubt about it and it's very important. the fact is that if there has been attacks against women wearing hijab that is reprehensible. the real problem is attacks by muslim supremacists against women who were not wearing hijabs including a girl in canada murdered by her brother and father for not wearing hijab. these are the values coming in. >> you raise a good question. imam? >> we condemn, that is wrong. >> imam, robert is bringing up a good point. you're asking me which countries treat women, gays, lesbians, christians and jews this way in the name of your religion. my question to you is, are you going to speak out and say sharia law is abusive to those groups and çwomen? is it abusive? >> of course. if you're talking about sharia law in saudi arabia that is isis l

solomon as his first outreach? >> you tell trump. i'm not a messenger. tell him yourself. >> robertr, you've been studying this. there is a clash of cultures. america has to consider whether or not the people we're bringing into this country are bringing those, let's say antiquated, insane values, with them. >> there is no doubt about it and it's very important. the fact is that if there has been attacks against women wearing hijab that is reprehensible. the real problem is attacks by muslim supremacists against women who were not wearing hijabs including a girl in canada murdered by her brother and father for not wearing hijab. these are the values coming in. >> you raise a good question. imam? >> we condemn, that is wrong. >> imam, robert is bringing up a good point. you're asking me which countries treat women, gays, lesbians, christians and jews this way in the name of your religion. my question to you is, are you going to speak out and say sharia law is abusive to those groups and çwomen? is it abusive? >> of course. if you're talking about sharia law in saudi arabia that is i

good morning, i'm rahel solomon, a philadelphia police officer is being honored today for his bravery on the job. officer jesse hartnett will receive department's sergeant roberte was shot several times during an ambush in cobbs creek last january, and managed to shoot suspect even after he was shot. dozens of other officers will also be recognized for bravery and heroism today. >>> lets check the forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger in the weather center. >> and you know, we expect to see eventually some receipt i chilly air settle in, but for now things are quiet but next big weather head line is in fact going to be the fact that chillies settling this. thees sessionally weekend with temperatures about 10 degrees below seasonal average, wind speed upwards of 20 miles an hour that means pretty vicious wind chill, and a.m. wind chills no better than teens and through afternoon it went feel much more than the 20's. so very, very cold air waiting for us here, for now though high is 52, not as cold obviously and we will see some sun with time here. as night progresses just a few clouds and cold, down to 34 degrees but then coming up again take a look at 40