back to jenna and chris. >> trish ragan, thank you very much. chris warren is here with a check of the weather. >> it looks like the northeast will dry out. that's the good news for a few days. meanwhile, a completely different story in the northwest. heavy rain moving in. that rain will stretch all the way down to san francisco. high wind warning at the coast and inland areas of oregon. by tuesday the mountains of washington and some of oregon's cascades could pick up three to four feet of snow in the higher elevations. meanwhile, we have nice weather in the southwest stretching all the way across into the southeast. things looking pretty good. just a few showers around the great lakes and upper new england. that's a look at your forecast across the nation. theers weather where you live. >>> the weather still dry around the b area. on the north coast, that's where the rain will be lurking dropping to the south during the day. powerful storm offshore, but most will move to the north of us. we'll match it move to north for the afternoon, 50s to l

. >> trish regan with the latest. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin on i-95 in new york. the scene right now of a bus crash that has killed at least 12 people so far. the impact of the crash was so intense that the top of the tour bus was sheared off. the sign posts left standing inside the bus. firefighters are trying to get out any trapped passengers. it's unclear what happened to the driver or what caused the accident. >>> severe flooding gripping parts of the northeast. the worst in new jersey, where rivers still not expected to recede for a few days. the weather channel's eric fisher live in little falls with more. good morning, eric. >> good morning, trish. we're seeing severe flog in northern new jersey. what we see behind me, that is the mighty passaic river. a swift and dangerous current. moving downstream, still rising, expected to crest between 5:00 and 8:00 this evening. a ways to go. another foot of rise is expected there. this is the scene of many neighborhoods. homes underwater. dozens of roads closed if your house is not underwater, traveling a nightmare b

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. >>> trish regan is watching the markets. hi, trish. good morning. >> it all comes down to oil and jobs again today. oil is really being closely watched because, as you know, as we saw all this violence in the middle east it's having a big affect on prices back here and, therefore, at the gas pumps. in fact, wednesday's session, oil closed above $100 a barrel for the first time since september 30th, 2008. and as oil soars, guess what? gold soars, too. people are looking for safe havens. $1,437 an ounce is what gold is now going for. so maybe your jewelry is worth something. meantime, tomorrow's report on jobs, that's a biggy. economists are hoping for nearly 200,000 jobs to be added to this economy. >> all right. that's a positive note. thanks so much, trish regan, this morning. >>> here's something you don't see every day. torrential rains in brazil turned a stadium into a swimming pool when a soccer game in sao paulo had to be delayed due to wet weather. some fans actually went for a due to wet weather. some fans went for a dip in the

economy. >> trish regan this morning, trish, thanks for that. >>> one of hollywood's biggest stars of the '40s and '50s, jane russell, died from respiratory illness. russell shot to fame in the scandalous western "the outlaw ". she was 89. >>> at a demonstration over the weekend to encourage biking in brazil, a car plowed through a street packed with cyclists. the car then sped into the pack, injuring at least 16 people. the driver is in police custody and claiming self-defense. as dramatic as the video looks, no one was critically injured and everyone has been released from the hospital. >>> it is now 13 minutes past the hour. let's go back to matt, meredith and al. >> i guess he was claiming there were people pounding on his car and he felt he was about to be attacked or something. it's bizarre. a mismatch there. >> absolutely. >> rough day around the country. >> it was. the good news is things are calming down. that's particularly good news. first of all, let's go out west, show you what's happening. you can see there is a big low pressure system coming on shore. a lot of pacific m

by february, the child's alertness, and trish and inactivity rate equal to his twins. for a brief month or so, robert sandler and elliott sandler seemed identical again. like all stories, this also has an epilogue and the epilogue is more amazing than the stories of. about 10 days after the book was published, i got a phone call from said you need to sit down because this is an important phone call. i was writing a grant on my computer and i sat down and it was elliott sandler on the phone. and he walked into a bookstore, number have been known about this book, remembering the story of his twin who died at three years old and people who have a copy know the book opens to robert sandler in 1948 and to those who became before-and-after had. and he opened the book. he lived in maine. i would've never found them. he lived in maine, opened a book and saw his brother's name through the brother had finished he went back and told me this amazing story, which is his mother, helen whose picture is in the book because i found her picture from the saturday morning post. holliman r

we have more from wall street from cnbc's trish regan joins us. >> good morning, ann. because of what we are seeing unfold now in the middle east, the concern is you mentioned retail sales. the concern is the higher gas prices will catch up with consumer spending. they haven't done it so far. we have only seen gas prices start to spike over the last couple of weeks. let's face it. if you're paying $4 at the pump it means less money to spend on everything else. economists say, you know, this is coming at a bad time for the economy because it looks like we were starting to get firmly into growth territory. this could derail it all. >> trish regan, we leave that topic and move to another story. it took 100 members of the mexican navy to rescue one humpback whale calf that beached himself. the 30-foot long, 13,000-pound whale was discovered in good condition on mexico's pacific coast we was treated for cuts and scrapes. rescuers attached a cable to his tail and towed him back to sea. just a year old. they're hoping he can now get back to his mother. it is now 7:14. back to

trish paige said it would be, quote, an administrative nightmare that would cost me thousands to implement. last year, she used over 250 individual vendors that will now require 1099 forms to be printed, copied, mailed, completed and sent to the vendors and the i.r.s. her small, family-owned business doesn't have the capacity to handle this regulation. another business owner, aaron ortel, whose family owns an operates the harris' crab house on the eastern shore said this would be, yet, overwhelmingly burdensome on my family business. mr. speaker, the 1099 provision is simply a job-destroying regulation that wastes precious time, labor, and money. if we want to create jobs tomorrow, i urge my colleagues to join me in repealing this awful provision now by supporting h.r. 4. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields back. the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina. >> i yield five minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. dreier. mr. dreier: i ask unanimous con