he is meeting with the acting weector of fema and discussed the storms that struck the southeastern united states. sends thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this tragedy. i have instructed fema to do all they can to help those who are suffering and affected. we have approved georgia, .ississippi, and others job has done an incredible with speed and they need speed in the business of securing lies. that will guide our actions. the department of homeland security has many divisions and one of the most important missions of department is the law enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency. your officers and agents and have not been allowed to properly do their jobs. you know that. absolutely. that is all about to change. i am happy about it and you are happy about it. i'm asking all of you to enforce the laws of the united states of america. they will be enforced and enforced strongly. people are surprised to hear that we do not need new laws. we are working within the existing system and framework. we are going to restore the rule of law in the united states. before we go any fur

[applause] president trump: [inaudible] discussed the terrible storms that struck the southeastern united states. i have instructed fema to do all they can to help those suffering and affected. already, we have approved georgia and mississippi, and others are rapidly on their way, so fema has done an incredible , and it needs to be. homeland security is in the business of saving lives. of homelandnt security has many, many different divisions, but one of of most important missions dhs is its law enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency. [applause] but for too long, your offices and agents have not been allowed to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? you know that. absolutely. but that is all about to change, and i am very happy about it, and you are very happy about it. out, i'm asking you to enforce the laws of the united states of america. they will be enforced and enforced strongly. [applause] president trump: people are surprised to hear that we do not need new laws. we will work within the existing system and framework. we are going to restore the rule of law to the un

stormsussed the terrible that struck the southeastern united states. our nation sends its thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this dreadful tragedy. i've instructed fema to do all they can to help those suffering and affected. already, we have approved mississippi and others are on their way. has done an incredible job. speed. they need speed. homeland security is in the business of saving lives. and that mandate will guide our actions. the department of homeland security has many, many different divisions. but one of the most important missions of d.h.s. is its law enforcement -- is it law enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency. [applause] but for too long, your officers and agents haven't been around -- have not been allowed to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? do you know that? absolutely. but that's all about to change. and i'm very happy about it and you're very happy about it. from here on out, i'm asking all of you to enforce the laws of the united states of america. they will be enforced and enforced strongly

the acting administrator of fema, and we discussed the terrible storms that struck the southeastern united states. our nation sends its thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this dreadful tragedy. i've instructed fema to do all it can to help those suffering nd affected. he has done an incredible job with speed and they need speed. home lapped security is in the business of saving lives. and that mandate will guide our actions. the department of homeland security has many, many different divisions. but one of the most important is its law d.h.s. enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency. [applause] officers and your agents haven't been around to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? do you know that? absolutely. but that's all about to change. and i'm very happy about it and you're very happy about it. from here on out, i'm asking all of you to enforce the laws of the united states of america. they will be enforced and enforced strongly. [applause] people are surprised to hear that we do not need new laws. we will work within the existing system and framework. we are go

more than a dozen people have died after tornadoes tore through the southeastern united states. the state of georgia was hardest hit with at least 14 people killed in severe weather sunday. this, just a day after a massive twister struck mississippi, killing four. the gambian's newly elected president adama barrow is expected to return to his country after its long-term former ruler was forced into exile. yahya jammeh flew out of the country on saturday, and it looks as though he took millions of dollars from state coffers with him. ♪ >> many were relieved when yahya jammeh flew into exile late saturday night. it marked the end of 22 years of authoritarian rule, which left gumby as finances in a dire state. the incoming administration accuses yahya jammeh of orchestrating the theft and millions of dollars in his final weeks in power. >> the coffers are virtually empty. that is a state of fact. this has been affirmed by the technicians of that -- at the ministry of finance. gumby is very poor. we have serious problems. >> the new president yahya jammeh is still in senegal where he

tornadoes have killed at least 19 people and injured at least 23 others in the southeastern united states. severe weather over the weekend brought powerful storms and tornadoes intoo georgia, mississippi, alabama and florida. the storms caused severe damage and cars and frees. a state of emergency was declared in parts of georgia. the severe weather makerer is me agoway frorom the u.s. but sti there's a lowow p pressuree sys the storm syste w will likelely move up toward the north. the northeastern united states will see strong winds and heavy noefl into your tuesday. that could cause traffic disruptions and across the side of the united states the strongest storm in years hit california on the weekend. record breaking heavy rainfall and in los angeles we'll see rainy weather into your tuesday morning. now temperatures expected to be 14 in l.a. on your monday and 7 degrees in vancouver as well as seattle and across the east. rainy weather in the u.s. capitol on your monday. and let's go to japan. heavy snow and strong winds are still effecting the northern portions of japan as well as par

this will be a major storm for the southeastern, united states, and as it pertains to us, take a closer look here, those winter storm warnings do now, stretch up into, sussex county delaware, as well as cape may county. so, we are right on the edge. it is in short. that means half of you will get gipped, half of you very well likely end up with snow or maybe not getting gipped if you do see some. it depend on the logic thaw a roach this with, but regardless here's what we know it is a big storm across south east and tracking up u.s. shoreline. the track is the critical x factor. the further west it goes and that is looking shore and more likely the more snow we will get and timing is late tonight and especially into tomorrow morning and afternoon. quickly looking at temperature readings, it is cold enough for last night's snow to stick around. what we will end up with tomorrow will add to that total. we will have an updated, exclusive eye witt these heather snowfall map to show you just a little bit later in the the broadcast, jim. >> thanks, katie. looking forward to that. as far as wi

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storm watches already posted for that same system out across portions of southeastern -- southeastern united statesese winter weather advisories are for what is currently moving in and again we currently have some now here in our area. they start at 8:00 p.m. tonight. now, you saw earlier in the broadcast it looks like there's already snow moving in. but look at these dew points guys the lower they are the drier the air and they're really low dew points. that's why you're not going to see any of the snow actually stick just yet. that's why we need to give it more time for the atmosphere too moisten up. here's our most up to date "eyewitness weather" snowfall map. we have tweaked it. coat to go 2-inches still stands for all of the areas shaded in white here including philadelphia county. but into central new jersey maybe even new castle or kent you can see up to 3-inches now if we get a little thump through the overnight of that snow. as we had mentioned expecting it to start right around 8:00 o'clock at night moving in from west to east over spreading the region through the overnight hours and it w

at least 16 people have been killed after powerful storms tore through the southeastern united statesies say south—central georgia was hardest hit, where 12 people died. a tornado also swept through southern mississippi, killing four and injuring 20 people. more fierce storms, including tornadoes, are being forecast for southern georgia, and parts of florida and alabama. and take a look at this pictures. this is in tamil nadu, india, where the controversial event, bull—wrestling, has been reinstated. those are quite some pictures, aren't they? the tradition‘s revival in tamil nadu followed the federal government's intervention to bypass a supreme court ban. now, just a day after overturning the ban. two men have been gored to death and dozens more injured. we want to turn our attention back to president trump and how decisions made by his administration affect the world. first off, he's already commented on the north america free trade agreement. have a listen. we're gonna start renegotiating on nafta, on immigration, and on security at the border, and mexico has been terrific, actual

in the southeastern united states, at least 19 people are dead following an outbreak of tornadoes. he hardest hit states. this neighborhood ripped to shreds. the twisters killed more people last weekend than in all of last year. are these storms over in the southeast? meteorologist pedram javaheri has the latest. >> john and christine, the threat is over across the seat. of course, we know what occurred. this is one of the quieter times of the year. we generally see 35 or so tornadoes for the month of january. the system migrates to the north and east with gusty winds and heavy rainfall in the northeast with milder temperatures returning to the south. right around eastern massachusetts on into nantucket and easily winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour. rain transitioning into wintry mix. then some areas with the higher elevations with up to a foot of snow in the higher elevations. notice the temperature trend from 40 to 50 degrees in new york. washington warms up to 60 degrees by mid week as we get a shot of warmer air that pushes through. notice thursday into friday. we get a nice b

in the southeastern united states, 19 people are dead following the outbreak of tornadoes. ou see the neighborhoods just ripped to shreds. these tornadoes killed more people in the united states last weekend than all of last year. >>> let's get a check of the cnn money stream. automakers head to washington to meet with trump after he threatened american companies. create jobs here or else. dow inching slightly higher. dow futures at least. corporate earnings could move that stock. stocks in europe are rising following the supreme court decision in the uk. shares in asia are up. the sale to verizon from yahoo! is delayed. shares are up in pre-market trading. john, the deal hasn't fallen apart. reports last year claim that verizon was seeking a discount due to major hacks at yahoo!. >>> sprint is buying 33% of the streaming service tidal. the partnership will give customers access to the music content. a source familiar said sprint paid $200 million for the stake in tidal. it will contribute $75 million to a marketing fund for artists. >>> a executive order freezing hiring fed

with acting administrator of fema and we discussed the terrible storms that struck the southeastern united statesr nation sends its thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this incredible tragedy. i have instructed fema to do all they can to help those suffering and affected already we have approved georgia, and mississippi and others are rapidly on their way so fema has done an incredible job of speed and they need speed. homeland security is in the business of saving lives and that mandate will guide our actions to the department of homeland security has many different divisions but one of the most important missions of dhs is its law enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency [applause]. but, for too long your offices and agents had not been allowed to properly do their jobs you know that right. that is all about to change. and i'm very happy about it and you are very happy about it from here on out i'm asking all of you to enforce the laws of the united states of america they will be enforced and enforced strongly. because people are surprised to hear that we do not need new l

a wintry mix of snow, ice and rain is moving through parts of the southeastern united states right noworgia, leaders declared a state of emergency due to the threat of severe weather. 3 to 5 inches of snow or more may fall in atlanta. it looks like these guys are making the most of it having a lot of fun playing in some of that ice and snow. derek van dam joining us with the latest from cnn weather center. it looks like lots of fun to be had, but risks, as well. >> absolutely. it will be a rude awakening for people in atlanta. we didn't get the snow that we originally anticipated. there is a lot of meteorological reasons for this. but basically it fell as freezing rain and that is probably the worst case scenario out of all of this. this is a very familiar sight here across atlanta if we go back to 2014, we had the quote/unquote snowpocalypse that took place just really stalling the entire city for several days on end. i don't want to say that that is the situation that we're dealing with in atlanta, but eerily similar. i snapped this photo and you can see the icicles on some of the ov

. >>> following breaking news out of the southeastern united states, where more than 4 million americans are under the threat of a tornado outbreak, including damaging winds, large hail this afternoon. severe weather this weekend has already claimed 16 lives in the south. overnight in georgia, at least 12 were killed when a powerful system tore through the southern part of the state. >> i stood behind the door, and debris was just come tlug the front window and it was just terrible. it was awful. >> governor nathan diehl has declared a state of emergency as severe weather is expected to continue tonight. this video in to us from alabama. cloud rotation seen here, near auburn university. the person who shot this video reportedly, thankfully, said no tornado did touch down there. they're keeping eyes on the sky. >>> also for you at this hour, major league baseball is mourning one of their own today. kansas city royals starting pitcher yordano ventura was killed in the dominican republic today in a car crash. he was only 25 years old. american league rookie of the year was a crucial part of

acting administrator of fema, bob fenton, and discussed the terrible storms that struck the southeastern united statesnds its thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this incredible tragedy. i've instructed fema to do all they can to help those suffering and affected. already, we've approved georgia, pls, and others -- mississippi and others are rapidly on their way. fema has done an incredible job of speed and they need speed. homeland security is in the business of saving lives and that mandate will guide our aks. -- actions. the department of homeland security has many, many different divisions. but one of the most important misses of dhs is its law enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency. [ applause ] but, for too long, your officers and agents haven't been allowed to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? do you know that? absolutely. but that's all about to change. and i'm very happy about it and you're very happy about it. from here on out, i'm asking all of you to even force the laws of the united states of america. they will be enforced, and enforced strongly. [ appl

a violent storm system bringing death and destruction to the southeastern united states.re preparing an update from the extreme weather center and what northeasterners can expect if you list anywhere near new york city. you're getting a whale of an idea already. and they're absolutely right. they say that it's hot... when really, it's scorching. and while some may say the desert is desolate... we prefer secluded. what is the desert? it's absolutely what you need right now. absolutely scottsdale. >> shepard: fox weather alert. a powerful storm system that left destruction across the southeast he has now killed 20 people. 15 deaths in south georgia alone. that number includes seven that died when an apparent tornado tore through a mobile home park in adele. officials in south mississippi report four deaths. one person died in florida. the storm destroyed homes, shut down roads and knocked down power lines and trees and caused flooding in some places. one official in albany georgia, described his shock. >> it's unfathomable out there what happened. you have a trailer park th

. >>> at least five people have been killed across the southeastern united states as severe storms continue to pound the region. in alabama, four people were killed when a tree fell and split their mobile home in two. a dozen tornados touched down overnight in georgia and mississippi. >> we were kind of watching and then all of a sudden it was just on top of us, just that fast. the whole building shook. >> i thought it was hailing, and then the window to my room blew in. >> take a look at this. streets turning into rivers. this is in jackson, alabama, where 6 inches of rain fell in only four hours. in florida, a man was killed by fast-rising waters. >>> the 115th congress is now in session with members being sworn in today, including california's newest senator. >> do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic? >> that's camilkmi kamala harri sworn in. she's the first indian american senator. it was part of a wild day on capitol hill in which house republicans backed away from a controversial move. abc

with the acting administrator of fema and we discussed the terrible storms that struck the southeastern united statesends its thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this incredible tragedy. i've instructed fema to do all it can to help those affected. we've helped mississippi and others are rapidly on their way. so, fema's done an incredible job of speed. and they need speed. homeland security is in the business of saving lives, and ma mandate will guide our actions. the department of homeland security has many, many different divisions. but one of the most important missions of dhs is its law enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency. [ applause ] >> but for too long your office's agents haven't been around to properly do their jobs. you know that? you know that, right? absolutely. but that's all about to change. and i'm very happy about it. you're very happy about it. from here on out, i'm asking all of you to eor the laws of the united states of america. they will be enforced and enforced strongly. [ applause ] because people are surprised to hear that we do not need new laws. we

. >>> severe storms have been tearing through the southeastern united states.hey have killed at least 14 people in central georgia. cnn's paulo sandoval went to a central georgia neighborhood that was hit very hard by the weather. >> reporter: authorities have now been able to complete the search-and-rescue efforts yet because of the ongoing threat of severe weather. as a result, what is perhaps the hardest hit neighborhood that you may be able to make out behind me remains closed off. because of the darkness, because of the distance, you might not be able to see too much. take a look at some of the pictures shot. you can see the widespread devastation. the sunshine acres neighborhood, a mobile home park, according to authorities is where at least seven people lost their lives. the owner and the manager of that property are posting a statement online for his residents saying, quote, it is with deep sorrow that i write this. the majority of sunshine acres is no more due to a tornado, the majority of sunshine acres was destroyed. most everyone is okay. there are

. >>> a powerful storm that's killed at least 20 people in the soer southeastern united states is moving up the coast. elizabeth hur is tracking the storm. >> reporter: with mother nature on the move and the waves looking more menacing by the hour -- >> i don't want to be here right now. i told my husband, let's leave. it's really scary. >> reporter: residents in coastal communities in new jersey not taking any chances with reports of flooding and power outages pouring into 911 call centers just after noon. >> with all of these event we take them very seriously. we prepare for the worst, we hope for the best. >> it looks like a nuclear bomb went off. >> reporter: the nor'easter now pounding the east coast as part of the same system that devastated the southeast over the weekend. >> i've been in hurricanes, but nothing as bad as this. this has been one of the worst days i have ever seen in albany. >> reporter: albany, georgia, one of the hardest hit, had entire neighborhoods torn apart and blown away. >> it appears a bomb went off here. that would be such a tremendous understatement for t

and severe weather in the southeastern united states has claimed another victim. in southwest georgia say a 77-year-old woman has died from injuries she suffered when a tree fell on her home last weekend. at least 21 people are now confirmed dead after the outbreak of tornadoes and powerful thunderstorms in georgia, mississippi and florida. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. scarlet: president trump will be holding his first official call with russian president vladimir putin tomorrow. trump had said it was, quote, very early to discuss whether sanctions against russia should be lifted, but investors are not wait aing. they're piling in. take a look at this chart on bloomberg. it looks at week lynette fund flows since the u.s. election. and investors piling into russia there, there's that latest, most recent data point. it's certainly been the case over the last couple of weeks. still with us is paul. investment director and fund manager. usually in london but joining us in

and it's not only the southeastern and eastern united states, it's the west coast. the pacific moisture streaming in from hawaii. we call this the pineapple express, and it's got the potential to produce the greatest flood threat that this area has seen within 10-15 years. we have a well-advertised drought taking place across the western united states, including california. this will definitely help with the situation, but maybe a little bit too much too soon. we've got up to 10 inches of water equivalent with this storm, and that is going to cause the potential for flooding. we'll take you to the other side of the world, this is istanbul turkey, a friend of mine took a picture of this as he walked to work this morning. that is the ataturk airport. >> a lot of snow there. >> that is the worldwide weather forecast. >>> thank you for being with us for this hour. >> those pictures from turkey put your miserable little ice into perspective. >> they do. we don't do snow well. >> if you're not used to it, it can be rather dangerous. but try living in new york. i'm richard

the acting administrator of fema, and we discussed the terrible storms that struck the southeastern united statesour nation sends its thoughts and prayers to everyone impacted by this incredible tragedy. i have instructed fema to do all they can to help those suffering and affected. already we've approved georgia and mississippi, and others are rapidly on their way. so fema has done an incredible job of speed, and they need speed. homeland security is in the business of saving lives. that mandate will guide our actions. the department of homeland security has many, many different divisions. but one of the most important missions of dhs is its law enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency. [ applause ] but, for too long your offices had agents who haven't been allowed to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? do you know that? absolutely. but that's all about to change. i'm very happy about it, and you're very happy about it. from here on out, i am asking all of you to enforce the laws of the united states of america. they will be enforced and enforced strongly. [ applause ] bec

the way we also have to keep an eye on the storm that is going to be forming in the southeastern part of the united statest into saturday. this isn't going to be a big snowstorm for new jersey. most of it will be offshore. i can see is the snow tries to come in from the east and south across southern new jersey, especially it's sneaky. especially into saturday night and sunday. behind that storm is going to be frigid cold. >> honestly all i'm asking is for everyone out out there to not save the parking spot. >> i love the snow. thanks. another great night of chasing news, thanks for watching. i hope you enjoy the snow, i love it. see you tomorrow. it. see you tomorrow. >> 'tis the season for love. ♪ (couch and tv grunting happily) (giggles, gasps) (both laughing playfully) (both panting, sighing) (grunting) (groaning) homer: wow, an indoor water park. hopefully, this will put the final nail in the coffin of lakes and rivers. well, as a mother, i... we all know you're a mother. as a mother, i like that wherever i look, i can see a lifeguard. i'm finding nemo! i saw heaven!

struck the southeastern united states.t by this incredible tragedy. can to help those suffering and affected. we have approved mississippi and others who are on their way. fema has done an incredible job of speed. the mandate will guide our actions. the department of homeland security has many different missions. one of the most important is its law enforcement mission. this is a law enforcement agency. [applause] president trump: but for too in alloweds have not to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? you know that. absolutely. change. is all about to i am very happy about it and you are very happy about it. asking all of you to enforce the laws of the united states of america. they will be enforced. because people are surprised to hear we do not need new laws. we will work within the existing framework. we will install the rule of law in the united states. before we go any further, i want to recognize the border patrol officers in this room today and honor their service and not just because they unanimously endo

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the southeastern part of the united states is in the middle of its first winter storm of 2017.t that. people are trying to tedeal wit it as best they can. this is a system dropping to rain, snow and ice. a solid mass of frigid air that is expected to linger for days. good times, yeah? meteorologist derek van dam is here to tell us more about it. you know, derek, what do we see here? >> that atlanta doesn't know how to handle the ice. it's difficult. you know, we come from the midwest, and we see it year in and year out. you get a bit of ice and snow mix, although, really, it is a very dangerous thing. it's just defies logic. you think it's a simple thing. don't go on roadways. listen to emergency management. no 4x4 out there can traverse icy conditions. and when you have images like this, i took this image, this is right outside of the office. it's not looking too nice. so our best advice, don't go out there, black ice is just what it means. you cannot see it on the tar, you cannot see it on the roadways. it is invisible to you and i, and that's what makes it so incredibly dang

much of what we're seeing in the southwestern united states, southeaste southeastern. convergence of our northern hemisphere and our soern. . 3 million people in heavy rainfalls have multiple days run through 22 people, you're not ex kplugd. . just a couple dozen tornadoes in the months ahead of us, but notice it picks up in intensity. the next few hours we could see some rain coming across the area and some beneficial rainfall coming down. natalie, when you think about the southeast, it has been so dry, so initially the rainfall was a little problematic. there's been fires as well. now that we've seen multiple days of rainfall, now the soil is able to take that in and it's a lot easier to absorb than, say, what's happening in parts of south america. >> thankful for it, i guess. >> absolutely. >>> alexa on echo can help people with daily tasks and things like music. but can it help authorities solve a murder catse? that's coming up here. we'll see you on newsroom. >>> one of the hottest gifts this holiday season was the amazon echo, a voice activated speaker that can a

and here in the southeastern part of the united states, snow is the big story and ice. meteorologist derek van dam is here with the latest on what to expect. and, you know, even richard quest on twitter, they're giving us a little grief saying we need to toughen up a little. >> we do. atlanta doesn't do that well in snow. we're trying to measure in quarter of inches. such a difference. it's freezing rain. because no 4x4 in the world can combat ice on the roads, and look at these guys. they tried their best to combat the ice, and, well, i wouldn't recommend that, because that's just a little bit on the tricky side if you ask me. this is an image i snapped outside. i had a meteorologist professor back in college that said there's no substitute to looking outside the window and going and checking out what the weather conditions are doing outside. you can look at all the computer models you want, but this tells it all. look at the icicles. the ice storm is still under way for downtown metro atlanta. let me explain how freezing rain takes place. you get in the upper levels o

severe weather across the southeastern part of the united states. it has killed at least 14 people right here in the state of georgia over the weekend. four people also died in other parts of the southeast. georgia's governor declared a state of emergency in seven counties where storms leveled homes and damaged property. the u.s. national weather service issued a rare high-risk alert for southern georgia and northern florida. this is the first high-risk alert issued since june of 2014. >>> former french prime minister manuel vales will face the education minister in a primary runoff set for january 29th. the winner of that runoff will be the socialist party's candidate in april's french presidential election. >>> samsung blaming bad batteries for causing its galaxy note 7 phones to catch fire. investigators say the overheating problem stemmed from poorly designed batteries from two different suppliers. samsung discontinued the troubled device in october. >>> the latest attempt to end syria's brutal civil war is under way this hour in kazakhstan. >>

look at this little train of moisture stretching over mexico and into the southeastern part of the united stateswe have one, two, three, areas of low pressure that will be rounding the bend and heading this way into the eastern half of the united states. each and every one bringing a round of rain. when i come back in just a few minutes i'll show you when all the rain arrives in future tracker 6. nydia. >> thank you. >>> happening right now, the mummers are strutting their stuffer down broad street. the 118 annual parade of colorful costumes and floats. bob brooks is live along broad street with all the fun, hi, bob. >> reporter: hey nydia, happy new year. as you look behind me you can see people cheering in the crowd for the mummers parade. left of them you can see an act going down broad street. we're in a lull where we are, we had a big performance, no shortage. fun hang right now. >> there's a lot of creative genius behind this whole parade. >> happy new year. >> reporter: it's a new year's tradition down broad street, the mummers parade, from what we've seen they have not disappointed. >>>

southern united states in mississippi semi trucks were toppled and homes were shredded, devastating storms knocked down trees and damage homes in the that panhandle, and seven people in southeastern alabama had to make a life or death decision asiana parent tornado came down on them. they split up four did not survive when a tree toppled on their mobile home. >> there is a lot of people that will be affect by this, and, of course, there is a lot of compassion there, we have great responders throughout this community that has spent a lot of time here. >> in addition to those four deaths, in alabama, authorities in walton county florida blame storms for death of the zero seven year-old man whose car was town partially submerged in flood waters. >>> further north heavy snow, white out conditions and wind gusts up to 39 miles an hour are making travel dangerous in minnesota. in north dakota they are currently experiencing, their fourth, snowstorm of the season. 9 inches of snow, has fallen on the city of fargo, four more inches expected earlier to take and wind chills there have fallen in the negative, teens. >>> if i remember correctly, the eagles teammate were telling carson wentz,

to keep jobs in the united states, is there talk about how many jobs that tech push is going to add in detroit? david: they believe it really can revive detroit and all southeasterned on the two sides. on the one hand they want to turn this into a silicon valley in michigan because of the autonomous vehicles. on the other hand, you have the trump tweet about the chrysler fiat investment. you'll notice the big cars, the s.u.v.'s and trucks are being made here, the small ones in next cow. jon: more coming up from david and the auto show over in detroit. futures down across the board. negative three on the s&p 5 hufpblet they open up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: moments away from the opening bell. we closed on friday. smp 500, a slightly softer session for futures. rolling towards the session lows, negative three on the s&p 500. you can hear the opening bell rang in new york city. by over aown percentage point. curb splattered down five basis points on a 10 year. crude rolling over, 52.84. we did close at a record for the s&p and nasdaq. the nasdaq is poised to continue that run. we see the dow and s&p pullback to some extent. i want to start off by looking at th