take into its very allegations t.j. you had a hundred fifty billion dollars today. and. also the other big question tonight the fate of the balance of employees who work in the building. the u.s. financial crisis spread to europe in the form of a crisis and quickly turned into an economic crisis. there's a lot of the starts about what's going to come out of. but democracy was never the strongest suit or european union. the only way of imposing such highly. toxic policies of france really shifting the losses from the banks onto the shoulders of the weakest taxpayers of europe. whatever the next. trip. to look. nice. i did it. because. they treated me unique. feel a. massive government intervention launched a new. economy creating jobs balance and social conflicts in protecting the weakest segments of the population this was called the new deal found. their way. out of. the new deal was inspired by the father of macro economics john maynard keynes argued the need for public intervention in the economy of the nation on the opposite side . yes that treatment of freedom and e

you have got to white that bad boy down -- wipe that that boy down. t.j: germs can linger in the air up to 30 minutes after someone sick has passed through. >> in the wintertime, when the air is drier and colder, they linger even longer. you were here before the meeting, sneeze, and you sat down, you can still get germs that are hanging around. t.j.: what about during the meeting? >> if you have to sneeze, allergies or not, sneeze into your elbow. that way it will stay there. larry: you will like you are just dabbing, you know, which is cool. t.j. holmes reporting. try to convince employers to have conference calls instead of in-person meetings. why you sneezeer in the corner of your elbo is. i dab. steve rudin is here. steve: now we go into the forecast on this one. the national harbor brightening up a little bit from the lunchtime hour. however, we have the clouds increase throughout the afternoon, and those clouds will likely produce showers by the drivetime home this evening. 50 degrees out there at this our, i love it, at reagan national airport. loo

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t.j., you have it all. >> people put their gloves on and you want to keep your hands warm.at do you do with your glove, you wipe your nose, take it off with your hand. that's nasty and it also defeats the purpose. bundling up protecting you from feeling cold but what about getting one? do you think it helps you at all when you're out to have your gloves on instead of touching things with your bare hands? >> yes. >> yes. >> yeah. >> if you don't bundle up enough, you increase your chance of catching the flu. >> totally false. >> totally false? >> yeah, i go out to the gym in a t-shirt and shorts. it's a block away but i don't get a cold. >> reporter: this woman would only speak to me through her scarve. >> probably. >> reporter: so when is right? previously becky worley checked people's gloves including "gma" staffers for bacteria and environments. >> how often do you watch your gloves. >> never. i never think about it. >> reporter: the results while most are harmless, nine of those tested positive for bacterial like staff and mercy which could be dangerous. one sample with

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. >> t.j., you stepped up on that report. >> you got it, hey, these two, i was in there. >> in my dressing he caught me in the hallway on the way down. ooh, it's okay. >> and you should have talked to me to protect you but great job. we appreciate that. >>> now to a parenting alert. nearly 100 medical experts and child advocates sent a letter to facebook ceo mark zuckerberg calling for his popular app messenger kids to be shut down and they point to studies saying increased screen time can lead to depression in children and he says they designed it as a safe and fun place for kids under 13 to connect with family and friends with messages and video chats. we reached out to facebook for comment, but they have not responded but it's a great thing for parents, make sure you know what apps your kids have. >> let me ask the parents at the table. how do you police your children -- how do you monitor? >> they can't get an app without coming to me for approval. >> it makes them crazy they have to get permission every time and then you know what they're putting on their phones. >> we shut down anyth

>> they can still get sick from you. >> t.j., why don't we just go home now? george. that's what they say, everybody, go home. do not be in the office if you're sick. >> this is not a, you know, a handkerchief. this is a mask. what if people wear these? >> doesn't help you from getting sick. >> does not. >> whoa. >> thank you, t.j. now we're throw it to robin. >> i give it back to you. >>> hey, coming up next, this is "gma." we are going to take a look behind the scenes of how we really get on the air every morning, the wonderful people behind the scenes that make it happen every morning. are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be

i want to go right to it, about t.j., you watched last night you like what you saw. >> yes, i did i likedng, and just a whole new thing for the united states. >> democratic response. >> well, if you think this is a response, you know, not when i accepted. >> tom what was your thought. >> enjoyed it i believe a very good speech for first one, and it was on point keeping our country corrected in way i i believe we need to be headed. >> you also liked you liked the reference -- >> i liked very much, about nice to have a president not afraid to speak about god in front of everybody. about trying to be politically correct not mentioned this not mention that he brings it out and this country needs god. >> ted owns this place, restaurant -- >> -- you like -- also you have been turned off by rhetoric. >> i haven't really been watching politics any more because of all the fighting but i wanted to watch state of the union, hearing him the way speaking about you know, medications taxes, that excited me hearing him speak about america the way he did. >> i had one more guy to talk to you know i want t

companies are saying, wait a minute, maybe we don't need to spend the $5 million. >> thank you, t.j. e, guys. >> you going to bring an appetizer to the game? that's what i'm interested in. >> food. always food with paula. >> always food. >>> what you should do when a family member has a flu. the best way to keep it from spreading around your home. dr. ashton is here. plus, chris hemsworth is here live. wledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. in fact, cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death for adults with type 2 diabetes and heart disease. but there is good news. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease and lower your a1c. that'

t.j. maxx if you feel it as well between shopping and buying. what a lot of retail analysts are talking about if you and i are just buying paper towels or supplies that is so easily done now online shopping is a different experience they like to go. they are offering consumers a particular experience that they cannot get online they will be protected from a new digital world. macy's was a little late to the party when it came to being online. he just left as chairman a few weeks ago. those that didn't catch up with the online craze if you will. >> to macy's i think they recognized that they were late to the game he tried to hurry up. he almost refused to see the writing on the wall. catch me every day on fbn a.m. i will send it over to liz claman. we are pulling back just to submit in markets. the judge has sentenced that illegal immigrant. i will get that to you. they are set to begin at any moment. president trump just touched down in maryland --dash back in maryland. they could affect your lives in your money. it could be a very tense weekend

t.j. mccormick. good to see you t.j.s week he was unable to call off a missile strike warning because he forgot his twitter password. he forgot his twitter password. i mean, which is hard to imagine. because you would think that in hawaii, if you are the governor of hawaii, every password is going to be some iteration of either aloha or pineapple and quite frankly, too, if your twitter account is part of the missile warning procedure, how about you never log out. do you know what i mean? you run a state. i run amuck and i'm never off twitter. >> ainsley: how long did it take him. >> it took him i think an hour. >> 17 minutes. >> perfect for people in sewers. it felt like three days. steve: how about chuck schumer last week after they closed down the government and then he said, you know what? we have advanced the cause though. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. is he just a gift that keeps on giving. he says that they advanced the cause. they advanced the cause of daca and dreamers. he said that because they lost miserably, they lost

kiki, how'd you get caught up in all this? t.j.: we're study partners. ming up soon. no need to get into that with him. i was there. it's my business, julian. i told you -- we can take care of ourselves. really? then, by all means, take your butts back outside, and let your righteousness keep you warm. but don't blame me when you blow yourests and your future because you diough sense tod. ♪ hey. hey. thank you for meeting me on short notice. no problem. got done with court early. it's good to see you. yeah. you know, without julian tugging at your leg. is that why you asked me here? to discuss julian? no, no, no. have a seat.

t.j. holmes. >> there you go. >> reporter: skittles is going for the super bowl sized attention but withoutl sized price of a commercial. >> this year skittles will be making a super bowl ad and only showing it to one person. >> reporter: yep, skittles is creating a 60-second commercial for the super bowl but the ad won't air during the game, itself, february 4th. but it will be played for an audience of one, this guy. >> why would you make an ad and show it to only one single person? >> reporter: a teenager from california. they found the 17-year-old after conducting a search for the ultimate fan. >> whoa, what is this? is this really scene from the new skittles super bowl ad that only one single person gets to watch? i'm kind of wondering that myself. >> reporter: and what could be a genius marketing ad or internet trolling, they are teasing the commercial that we'll never see. >> because they're only showing it to one single person. >> shut up! nobody asked you! >> exclusive the rainbow. taste it rainbow. >> that's the kind of attention you want from a super bowl spot without spending $5

i won't tell you what t.j. said his sign would say. we cannot -- i cannot go there. about this collaboration, dj khaled and oprah. >> we're used to him working with justin bieber, jay-z and folks like that but he is a big-time producer but shot to superstardom when he became known as the snapchat king. believed to be the first person to be able to monetize snapchat. everybody has been coming after him, advertisers because they want his out audience which is now going to be able to watch him lose weight. >> dj khaled. >> reporter: music producer dj khaled, famous for his chart-topping collaborations. ♪ i don't know if you can take it ♪ >> reporter: snapchat videos. >> thank you to everybody that celebrated with us yesterday for my son's birthday party. >> reporter: and even motivational speeches. >> never give up. never surrender. put this money in your savings account. >> reporter: is now joining forces with none other than oprah winfrey. >> i like that. i like that. >> reporter: the two entertainment titans have turned colleagues, both working together under weightw

t.j. this is coming alive coming on you chimps are watching this program on you tube rim says it doesn't matter how much the people protest the powers that be will always just sweep them aside that's a legacy question the impact astounding luck to have but i think yeah that really what i think most profound about the clip that was just displayed here because it really gets at the heart of the actual absence that was felt at standing rock at a most critical hour that footage came on the eve of what i had mentioned before was is this militarized raid and what was known as the treaty camp and the intensity was high the scrambling of all the digital equipment that was recorded by the indigenous peoples themselves there was really actually no media on the scene and i think that that is another strong narrative that i don't think we've come to really discussed as much is the importance that that social media played in this movement and how it really was a galvanizing force around the world. i want to bring up this tweet here we got from someone name indiana viewpoint that's their hand and yes i know

t.j. maxx and ross. >>> do you know what is doing well, tech.a mega merger could be brewing in silicon valley. apple could buy netflix. that deal would be made possible because of president trump's tax cut which would allow apple to bring about $220 billion back into the u.s. from overseas without a major tax hit. apple has tried for years to get into tv and movies and analysts say buying netflix would be a accept in that process. >>> now to some really scary video about what a lot of americans are dealing with this morning, icy roads. take a look at your screen. that's an officer in hearst, texas, you can see him walking carefully on slippery payment and he falls here and then that car loses control and comes so close to hitting him. you can even see him as we play this again the officer move his arm to keep it from being run over. that officer was okay, no serious injuries and thank goodness. >> that was way too close to call. >>> it is way too cold in all of the country except for here, mike nicco. >> exactly. us and florida, we are basking i

you. well as we've heard it's been t.j. a double standard trumps visit to address world leaders of the assembled business and finance elite this is donald trump leaving the mountain resort in the swiss alps right after delivering his highly anticipated speech in it predictably peddled his country as the number one spot in the world bested calling himself a cheerleader for his country praised the achievements of his administration stressing his policies of lowering taxes and cutting red tape as well as record stock market formants and low unemployment. now to find out how all that went down at the end summit itself and on international markets i'm now joined by a hell of a humphrey in davos and of course the frankfurt stock exchange only bartz let's start with you helena no surprises there in that speech really was there anything in there that impressed the assembled business leaders. i think impressed would be the wrong word the general perception here now in davos is that speech was overhyped that said considering the perception of business leaders they certainly are receptive to the fact that

either to a bank card, if you currently get a check, the government is encouraging you to switch to direct deposits. >> and t.jrowed subsidized and unsubsidized student loans from the government. should i consolidate? >> a lower interest rate is good, but there's something to consider. when you consolidate you lose certain -- sometimes your student loan payments are related to how much you earn. consolidated loan payments do not do that. and government loans are dismissed, they're paid off for free, because of government service or duration of payments, if you consolidate your loans, that is no longer an option. and you can only consolidate your loans once, there are no do overs, read all the fine print, be very, very careful before you make a manufacture. if you have a question for me, you can record a 10 to video and send it to me on abc7.com. >>> if you're getting more comfortable with the idea of self-driving cars, you're not alone. 63% of u.s. motorists get nervous about riding in a self-driving car. that number may seem high, but the number was 78% last year. the least nervous about self-driving cars are

you know the arctic blast can take a real toll on cars as well and t.j. utside with an automotive expert audra fordin to show us how to keep your vehicle up and running. >> women auto. as you know audra fordin this, is something we heard. rex, because of visibility something we don't think about, a simple thing you can do before you take off. >> we have our ice scraper and our brush out so just swiping the ice and snow off the headlight will give you visible. it's as simple as that. >> something we don't think to do. we always wipe this off, the windshield. we don't want them frozen. >> the best way to prevent wipers from freezing, putting a plastic bag over the wiper, putting a rubber band to it and it won't stick to the windshield. >> you have to do it the night before. >> and to remember to pick up the wiper blade like you see here. >> something we do every time our car is covered in snow and ice, we blast it on full blast, right? >> actually no all you get is cold air blowing in your face. what you need to do is be patient. the heat will generally from

you? >> get a hat on. we gave t.j. hard time. >> that's right. >> i'm just saying. see it blowing around. >> he might need the hat in a couple of weeks. super bowl in minnesota. tom brady up against the eagles. this will be the first super bowl in a long time for the eagles. >> tom brady is going to the super bowl. back to you. i mean this is beyond a broken record. it's amazing what they have done. 3 of the past 4 super bowls the patriots have been in. to make it to this one, he had to pull off a comeback. that's typical tom. fourth quarter. patriots down ten. trip to the super bowl on the line. and again, it was braisedy being braisedy. >> to the end zone. touchdown! >> reporter: orchestrating a comeback. >> what an effort! >> reporter: capped by this toes down touchdown by danny amendola, that gave new england the first lead since the first quarter. >> tom brady does it again! >> reporter: the jaguars had one last chance for a win. >> it is knocked down! >> reporter: new england and stephon gilmore swatted the hopes away. >> one for the ages in gillette. >> report

t.j. donohue and mary patron. >> reporter: do you think this was going to go down in flames again?i did. what could be different this time? >> team cara tried to keep their spirits up. >> it was a double rainbow and i took a picture of it and said, good sign, cara, there's a double rainbow tonight. >> finally, on day four, late in the afternoon, news. >> the court officer who knows us very well, he sort of came in very gently, and he says, hey, folks, we have a verdict. >> reporter: we have a verdict. >> and immediately upon that moment of hearing that, my heart starts racing. >> and i walked back with cara to the courthouse, and she was breathing, you know, really deep breathing. i said, cara, it's going to be okay. >> the defendant would please rise. >> inside the courtroom, a verdict read by the foreman off camera. >> she's guilty of murder in the first degree. >> guilty of murder one, the most severe charge. cara broke down. her friends and family stunned. >> will you please -- >> i'm so sorry, but i didn't -- >> ms. rintala, you need to remain silent so -- >> it's like, you ca

t.j. maxx and ross stores. >>> so what do you plan to do with your tax returns?hat could surprise some people, 43% of mill meals say they plan on paying down debt that they ended up with over the holidays. that is a higher rate than the general population. only 31% of those polled planned on using their refund for holiday debt. jackson hewitt did that study. >>> if you received a gift card for christmas and don't want it, like natasha -- >> let's not get into this. >> -- she does not like gift cards. take a look at this, a study by wallet hub finds these gift cards have the highest resale value, netflix, best buy, walmart, apple and here is the surprise, applebee's. do you think people meant to buy an apple card and bought an a.m. be -- a.m. bees. just kidding. applebee's. gift card granny.com, raise.com and gift card bin.com. >> you don't like their chicken tenders basket. >> i'm sure it's delightful. i haven't been there in a while. >> this is -- you're going to get a tweet from them in five seconds. >> mike nicco, how are you? >> doing great. ringing in the ne

t.j. holmes is here. >> do you like to see them ahead of time? >> yeah. >> you do?rent approach. last year, 49 super bowl ads. 36 of them released in full before the game. so we have gotten used to that. but this year, where we used to see them a couple of weeks before the game we have seen none. we have only seen two companies put out teasers. pepsi did one with cindy crawford. remember the 1992 ad. is there she hasn't changed, which is also upsetting. >> it's not upsetting, sit? >> not all of us age that well. >> okay, she's aging well. the other is m & ms. teasing that they'll have the ad. this is different from what we have seen. >> they're worried about ad fatigue? >> and anticipation. you -- you put $5 million into the ad. then when the ad comes on during the game, everybody takes a bathroom break because they've seen it already. so you're missing out on the social engagement of 100 million-plus people. the other problem is backlash. some companieses put them out early. remember, the buzz wider ad from last year. people were wait, what do you mean? this all-am

you see these teachers there. they don't know it but they're all in for a very big surprise. t.j. h something and can't wait for you to see it. it's incredible. >> teachers are the best. >> absolutely. >>> first, though, we begin with new fallout from the team usa gymnastics scandal. michigan state's president resigning overnight and that former team doctor sentenced to up to 175 years behind bars and you have the latest for us, amy. >> that's right, robin. overnight michigan state president lou anna simon stepping down following increasing pressure to resign. some of nassar's accusers calling the university an enabler in the scandal and this morning, nassar is starting day one of the rest of his life behind bars. judge rosemarie aquilina sentencing him up to 175 years in prison after hearing statements from 156 of his victims including mattie larson. she spoke to george this morning saying this is about more than just larry nassar. >> it was -- it was a systemic problem. and he was just a piece of the puzzle. it was a combination of the wrong people being in charge and neglecting

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>> fur yeahi >> if you have to sneeze, sneeze into your elbow so it will stay there. >> reporter: t.j we make fun and say like the dab was the cool thing. it wasn't that -- we were dabbing all along. it's sneezing and protecting ourselves from other people. >> when you read the statistics it's crazy. we're against a losing battle here. sneezes can travel 26 feet they send your germs. >> 26. that's you, jack? >> jack. >> walk it back there. >> walk it down. >> whoa. one foot is the more extreme danger zone. >> that's crazy. >> forget it. jo jack, that means you're pregnant. >> it doesn't. >> coming up, the tonya harding exclusive. the movie about an abusive mother and now for the first time, we're hearing from harding's mother. that's next on "world news now." that's next on "world news now." and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is

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t.j. maxx has increased wages. walmart operates in a number of state that will have $11 minimum wages. i want to put it in context for yout's good for the walmart workers getting the raises. >> without a doubt. >> for those sam club employees who got up that day, put gas in their car, showed up at work and found out they had no job, not such good news. i have other sad news. another rountds of layod of lay carrier plant in indiana. it's the same one trump visited in 2016 bragging about saving employees jobs. saving the plant from moving to mexico. 215 people lost those jobs and that follows 340 jobs cut at the factory last july. some workers remaining along with union members and leaders chastise the president for inflating the numbers of jobs saved and they say they feel abandoned. >> that's it for us. thank you for watching. you can catch us together every weekday at 11:00 a.m. >> don't abandon us. >> have yourself an excellent weekend. >>> good day, everybody. i'm alex witt here. it's 1:00 in the east. it's 10:00 a.m. out west. the fire storm and the fall out. america debates the impact of president trump's remarks al

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t.j. mcconnell. turns the ball over. robert covington with the deflection. back in the hands of mcconnell who says, youking it to the rim. spinning and winning. the sixers with the big victory. they have won a bunch of games, six of the as seven at least. >>> flyers fans had a chance to work on their favorite chant. >> nice noise to that one. safety corey graham joined the matinee against the devils. the task to travis who lights the lamp. flyers up 1-0. then one is roofed. three goals in the first period. they won 3-1 and won six of their last seven games. >>> villanova visiting uconn. bridges gets the ball. space in the wing. look out. two-handed whammy. cruises past uconn. they're 18-1 on the season. that is your look at sports this morning. i'm danny pommells from the nbc sports philadelphia. go eagles. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> let's talk about that eagles game forecast. we're going to run through the whole day for you starting with the morning. krystal klei here. fairmont 38 degrees. west month at 39 degrees. this is a great start. temperatures both freezing for the most part. w

you think of maybe a school ring -- a school bell. amazing reaction to our donors choose event. helping out teachers, remember t.j. rful surprise for those teachers. and let me tell you, we have an update. you, once again, you came through in a big way. we want to share. >> fantastic and a lot of news. we'll begin right now with that blockbuster report in "the new york times" that president trump tried to fire special counsel robert mueller last june. want to go back to jon karl with all the latest. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. this week the president told me that he is looking forward to being interviewed by robert mueller to tell his side of the story. and his legal team says they are doing everything possible to cooperate with the special counsel's investigation. but "the times" reports that six months ago the president issued an order for mueller to be fired. "the times" report is quite detailed saying president trump ordered white house counsel don mcgahn to fire mueller and to end the special counsel investigation just one month after mueller was appointed to the job. he was citing co

you, jon. michael? >>> the start of many people's least favorite time of the year. tax season. it kicks off today. and t.j>> reporter: we just went through the whole tax debate. president trump signed a new tax bill into law. don't worry about that. those afeblgt your 2018 taxes, which you'll file next year. you need to know, file as quickly as you can. as soon as you can. because the average refund is about $2900. a refund. not a reward. go get it. the irs says if you file electronically and debt direct deposit. the average time to process is 21 days. you can cut down on fraud. there are people out there who would want to use your social security number. the irs can only accept a particular social security number just once. you might as well be the one to submit it. the other thing you need to keep in mind, your w-2 looks a little different. one number on there might throw you off. this only affected a couple million people last year. that w-2. a little extra line, an extra number there. that's a varity occasion code. that's just an extra layer of security. do put that. it's not going to slow down your r

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