thanks for watching this early in the morning sandy and for tweeting us and for the rest of you tweeting us this morning as well. we had in idea this many people were up this early. so thank you. we went on a hour early this morning. here's the center of the storm, it is a southern storm, further south we go from philadelphia the more snowfall we will see. here's a live look at radar and the brightest whites are in kent and sussex counties in delaware right new where it is piling up, pretty well, and then southern new jersey as, steve says, it is extreme southern new jersey, where we will see the the highest snow fall totals. we will see his progress as he makes his way along 322, and then further south from there. this is a look at, snowing pretty well there in cape may new jersey. we will show different computer models then the one i showed you race time. the it still looks like this storm according to the north american model will be here throughout the morning rush hour, nobody rushing today. you better not. through 8:00 o'clock and it continues to snow, even through 9:00 o'clock. bu

tweet us post us -- post on all. >> joining us now alan carl who has written a book called forks. first of all, what is on the front of your book? >> it is actually a motorcycle in the middle of nowhere place in southern south america patagonia, actually. i took that motorcycle for three years alone and wrote it all over the world. >> y? >> you know, a lot of us have passions and dreams and i wanted to travel around the world. photography certainly writing a motorcycle riding. i found myself at a fork in the road unemployed and recently divorced. i sold everything he had an hopped on that motorcycle. >> so why the name? >> a lot of things. become the forks in our lives. and lives. they are the things that keep us and steer us and they are what we share. finally you no, if you are a musician a tuning fork brings harmony and residents there is a lot of meaning. >> before. >> before we get into some of the things i want to talk about the book does have recipes. >> it does. one of the things, this is about my experience of connecting with people and culture. i went on this trip alone

tweet us your photos use the hash tag fox 29 snow so we can. >>> it is pronounced eakins oval, to thatthe view from the top of the rocky steps in philadelphia, and that is of course looking down ben franklin parkway and you can see, snow is every where. one of the great wonders of the world, transformed into a winter wonder land, it is so could niagara falls has begun to freeze. take a look at how beautiful this is. wondering how cold it has to be for the falls to freeze? try, 13 below zero. the warm up is speculate tore day if you can call that a warm up. 15 degrees is the spec high there, in the the northern part of new york right there along the canadian border. >>> still ahead continuing coverage of the morning mess. here's a live look at the radar. the the good news this is starting to clear out when will it be fully out of who are and sun will be up. sue serio will let you know. the it is a messy commute. bob kelly has travel times before you head out the door. don't go anywhere we will be right back. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so

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first look at philly. >> fix the potholes before all these famous people come to town. >> well, tweet usk us, instagram us, fox 29 goodday watch do you think needs to >>> all right, casino of a lemon of a forecast, i think, with the arctic air coming, not just arctic air, but even colder air, than we had on monday. so, not finished complaining about the weather yet, not even by long shot. we don't have clouds around right now, but we will, as we get closer to our clipper system. that's going to come through tonight. let's talk about what kind of precipitation we're going to have along about it, not much. not -- specially compared to yesterday, which was different kind of storm. so this is a clipper, coming through, maybe, 8:00 it starts with some snow showers here and there, not everybody will see snow, but if you do, could you get quick coating on the ground, maybe quick inch, if you're north and west of philadelphia, so that continues through about 2:00 in the morning. and then, we are left with stunningly cold temperatures. so, a high tomorrow, of only 17 degrees, a high on friday, of

tweet us @bsurveillance. ♪ tom: this is "bloomberg surveillance."he boston red sox will stop pitchers and catchers in a matter of days as all hadead south to see the red sox get out of last place. [laughter] brendan: i will let you struggle. olivia: i am a yankees fan. brendan: i am a mets fan. you know we have on that with us? we have betty liu. the great challenge in any athlete's life is what you do when you turn 38 and you cannot hit fastballs anymore. derek jeter has that problem. bett:y: he is 40 now. he hit the big 4-0. brendan: don't call it that. i am 4-0. betty: derek jeter, the guy that every woman wants to be with the guy that every man wants to be, and also the person that every person wants to grow up to become. he is on his, as you say, brendan, his second act. he goes from being mr. captain to now mr. ceo, and he has launch this company called the players tribune, which is a platform, a multimedia platform that allows athletes to pen basically first-person columns on any kind of issue that they want to talk about. aside from that, th

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tweet us.ning. bloomberg "surveillance," i'm tom keene. a five day work week. let's get to our top headlines. brendan greeley. brendan: two top stories we are following. in ukraine, casualties continue. two troops were killed and 10 wounded in the last 24 hours. a military spokesperson says continuing attacks from pro-russian separatists are delaying the pullback of heavy weapons. another deadline for greece. prime minister alexis tsipras has until the end of the day to come up with a new list of financial measures. finance ministers will decide whether this go far enough. if so, bailout euros will keep flowing. other stories making news. in nigeria, a female suicide bomber killed 7. the young looking girl jumped a barricade at a mobile phone market. 30 or injured. no immediate claims of responsibility. the terrorist group boko haram has waged a campaign to impose islamic law in nigeria. twono young actors convicted of insulting tiling's -- thailand's king will be jailed. thailand's laws agains

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twee them to us using -- tweet them to us using the hashtag snowday9 and we may share them later in theshow. >> you can check the list of closings and delays on our mobile app. thousand over to howard with a look at the forecast. the snow is out of here? >> pretty much. just a couple of flurries. i do want to talk temperatures. this morning temperatures in the teens. if you haven't treated it or taken care of it, it is covered and snow packed and very, very slick. let's take a quick look at temps. i'm just show you -- or doppler. last of the snow leaving the atlantic beaches. we'll be in the upper 20s and low 30s and a threat for more potentially heavy snow showers tomorrow afternoon. more on that coming up in a few minutes. andrea and hike? or larry miller. how is it looking out there? >>> howard, thank you. good morning to all of you. hope your day is relaxing because you should be home and resting and staying out of this mess out here. right now we have an accident. two lanes blocked. the inner loop of the beltway between 123 and 267. so those two lanes blocked there causing some del

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people tweeting us pictures. >> the ice. sheets of ice. >> it is incredible.ebody tweeting me a picture in arlington. i didn't have time to get it on air but check it out at my twitter page. looks like an ice rink. you want to be cautious tonight and early tomorrow morning. look at the pictures. the first one is from teresa in ashburn. you can see the light reflecting off of the ice. especially icy sidewalks and those less traveled roads. here's another one. this one in virginia. michael tweeted me this. in ashburn, virginia. so widespread treacherous conditions. it will slowly improve overnight but even early tomorrow morning we are still tracking slick spots in the area. of course chuck will have the latest conditions. her's the weather headlines. we are going to continue to see some isolated pockets of freezing rain until about 1:00 a.m. from here on out, the d.c. metro area southern maryland prince william county looking at mainly only rain as temperatures are near steady or slowly warm overnight. rain ends early tomorrow morning and showing you the timing

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tweet us @bsurveillance. this is "bloomberg surveillance."elevision, streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. "bloomberg surveillance" will be back in just a moment. futures are trading just a little bit higher ahead of the janet yellen testimony later on this morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene. brendan greeley and olivia sterns with us. we await yellen to comment. let me get to a morning must read. i put this out on twitter last night, a rave review to "bloomberg view," quoting zeynep ton whatever you do today read rick holds -- read the treaties on income statement and corporate labor realities. i thought this was superb stop brendan: one of the things we are recognizing with walmart if there is nothing so good for the labor market as a booming economy. walmart has been under this political pressure and labor pressure for a very long time, and i suspect they did not have a management change of heart but they are looking at the actual numbers and figure it out what they need to re

you can tweet us your pictures and do our best to get them on air. doug has a look at the seven day and it's looking a little bit less snowy. doug? >> a little bit. even though we have a chance with snow showers and another arctic front on wednesday. and maybe by the weekend a little bit more snow. check out thursday and friday. highs in the teens near 20. cold snap continues. maureen and timmy? >> thank you doug. seems alex ovechkin is doing great in this cold weather. >> you're not kidding. we're talking about snow he loves the ice. alex ovechkin may be playing the best hockey of his life right now. maryland terrapins move up in the rankings. and the snow in charlottesville started snowing about noon. the second ranked wahoos tell me tonight's game is on. >> now hear this, the college basketball rankings are out and the maryland terrapins have moved up three spots to 16th in the associated press, 15th in the college polls and they host nebraska thursday night. college coaches poll and it's been snowing in charlottesville since early noon. the virgi

tweet us @bsurveillance. this is "bloomberg surveillance."evision, streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am olivia sterns. let's get you to our top headlines -- tables and office depot in advanced merger talks according to the "wall street journal." the two companies combined have about 4000 stores in annual sales of more than $35 billion. a mega bonds deal by apple, the debt offering lets the iphone maker lock in borrowing costs for three decades. the move feels the conditions that u.s. interest rates are poised to move higher. last week, u.s. treasury yields lunch to a record low. and the new york state attorney general's office tells national retailers to stop selling herbal supplements. they are fraudulent and potentially dangerous. they conducted tests on top-selling storebrands and found four out of five not contain any of the herbs on their labels. those are your top headlines. >> this matters not our guest host, randy kroszner, former governor of the federal res

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you at home, pick up your phone and tweet us at options action.re taking your tweets after the break. be nice out there. >>> >>> what is your take on cmg, it seems there's quite a bit of bullish talk surrounding the talk. carter? >> we know restaurant stocks have done well and the last one to go was starbucks a week or two ago. we think this is one that's held back and hasn't moved like denny's and burger king and so forth. we would be long. it acts well. unchanged when the market has been pounded. go with the long side. >> bullish, are you? no, you're not. he never is. >> that's not true, this is a burrito company trading at 40 times expected earnings and it can't last forever. the chart is fantastic and basing like you said. if you own it, don't sell it, but i don't know if you have to chase it. this is the sort of stock you have to see if there's any sign of desell race, you've got to get out quickly, it will drop 20 to 30% quickly. >> john says, why always buy in premium when it's so high to sell a spread. >> actually, it can seem expensive at

tweet us @cnbcfastmoney use the #bull or #bear. 90 seconds on the clock.im, make your case. >> okay. this is not for me so much about large trucks versus small cars. this is about the fact that a year ago, gm had a disaster on its hands in the recall fas asco and that -- fiasco and clobbered their earnings last year. they're about to lap that fiasco. take a look at a pattern from say target stores which had the data breach and got clobbered a year later it started to rise. we're expecting the same thing with gm. but even if you don't believe that, what you got to think about here is you've got a stock trading at about 8 times this year's earnings estimate. you're seeing sales come in above expectations. and probably most importantly, it trades at about 1.3 times price to book. this is a company that came out of bankruptcy a few years ago so that book value is very real. to get hard assets like that is -- >> this is a debate. it's a debate. not a campaign speech. josh, come on. >> give it to josh. that's enough. >> okay. hi, america. so i think -- i think t

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tweet us, twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> there was an ecosystem of liberalism which doesn't exist today which was quite important to the story of building pressure on congress by 1964. and so there's a lot of examples in the story of how this worked. the march on selma is a very important example of this. lyndon johnson unlike the depiction in the movie and i can talk about this later, was fully in favor of voting rights. the administration was working on a bill and negotiating with the senate, but he wasn't prepared to send the bill to congress yet. he was scared in january of '65 that he didn't have all the power everyone said he did. and if he did that too soon that this bill was going to fall apart. and part of what the movement did in selma, part of what king the legislative strategist does is to build that pressure through the protests, through the images through the confrontations to create an atmosphere in congress where waiting was no longer permissible. to get across the fierce urgency of now. liberals also did other organiz

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please tweet us. we will be back in a moment. ♪ tom: good morning. europe. let us get to our top headlines from around the world. here is olivia sterns. olivia: imports plunged on falling commodity prices declining nearly 20% from a year ago. they are expecting a drop of 3.2%. there are signs the government may step up measures to stimulate the economy. nigeria is postponing elections. they were scheduled to take place later this month. the security adviser wants to buy time to beat back a boko haram. elections are slated for march 28. the president of roseville -- of brazil facing record approval rates. she was rated good or very good by 23% of respondents, the lowest since she took office. those are some of your latest headlines from around the world. brendon: the corruption headline -- the corruption scandal was just starting to make headlines. it is consuming them. this is not an ordinary corruption case. olivia: people have been banging pots and drums,. tom: that is well said. olivia: mn day on fire. 2014 the biggest for deals. 217 billion dolla