dan: nope. ian: it's short. vincent rey helped save the first down and cincinnati will take over and baltimore's season will end right here. dan: he catches the ball. he needs about eight yards after the catch. how about vinny rey fighting off injury after injury, making the tackle, getting some help from jackson. and, clearly, short of the first down. tremendous effort by the bengals. ian: a stunner in baltimore. the cincinnati bengals with an extraordinary comeback. dan: especially when you think about their second half when they really offensively were unable to get anything going. they went strictly to the pass. on that last drive and converting a fourth down, n it. unbelievable. ian: victory formation for cincinnati. the ravens' season ends with a thud. the bengals spoil baltimore's party. 31-27. the buffalo bills are going to the playoffs. dalton to boyd. a game-winning touchdown for cincinnati on fourth down. the ravens end their season at home, 9-7 for baltimore. they won 5-6 to get to this point but cou

dan: here's your safety sunglasses... lemonis: okay. dan: ...'cause the light is very intense in these rooms. lemonis: okay. i feel like i'm ready to go, like, on a safari with you. dan: yeah, all day long. it's fun. lemonis: let's do it. for dan, cultivating pot is all about the tlc. dan: well, i'm more of a hands-on. you've got to feel the plant, look at it. you've got to water it by hand. it takes quite a bit of personal attention. lemonis: so, how much inventory is in here? dan: about $400,000 worth. lemonis: holy [bleep] wow. just another day at the office for dan's lead grower, jeanette. you realize you're in a room filled with what the federal government considers illegal? jeanette: yeah. and i think that's what makes it more exciting. lemonis: it does? jeanette: yes. lemonis: do you know, it's funny, people that don't know the industry like me... jeanette: mm-hmm. lemonis: ...i used to think that the marijuana was actually this. jeanette: you know, that's what everyone thinks, too. lemonis: i didn't know it was this. jeanette: yeah, the b

meteorologist dan zarrow has details. dan, what do you got? dan. bill, it has ready to bnletuck w freezing for about 00 hours now. we have more days. the frigid temperatures, the biting windchills, i don't see d until early next week, monday the 8thment now we do get a day in thursday. highs will be around 30 degrees. part of south above freezing. we do have some snow to talk about for thursday morning as though, by the end of the week, friday into saturday. some of the coldest weather of se only in the teens, windchills will be below zero pretty much we talk more about the cold and especially the impending snow threaten the completming up a l. bill? bill: we gat big show for you tonight including the to riff the bronx fire that we brought you last week. deadliest fire in new york city in nearly three decades. now, a lot of questions are being raised about the toddler who was playing with the stove. neighbors are upset and understandably angry. but first -- deadly shooting on new year's eve at the hands of a 16-year-old boy what has autism. a famil

but dan does that all the time. it's an amazing life he's lived over the last 30 years since all those things occurred. >> his act had a profound effect on him and on the rest of his life. he was never going to rest easy from that point on unless he was part of some movement against war and for social justice. so all the years since then, he's act in the same spirit in which he revealed the papers to the nation. >> the courage we need is not the port attitude to be obedient in the service of an untrust war, to help conceal lies, to do our job by a boss who has deserved power and is acting as an outlaw government. it is the courage at last to face honestly the truth and reality of what we are doing in the world and act responsibly to change it. ♪ >>> due to mature subject matter, parent discretion is advised. >>> don't grab my wrists like that! what is wrong with you? >> an inmate's troubled past leads to angry outbursts inside the jail. >> if i'm to the point i'm mad at yer

dan zarrow has details. dan? what do you got for us. meteorologist: bill, this storm has been called a lot of things. i prefer powerful coastal storm. it is quite impressive how strong it is going to be and how close it going to come to us, of course. heats talk about our warnings throughout. blizzard warning in fek for suffolk anas saw county on long island, monmouth, southeastern, cape may counties. jersey shore, six to ten inch of snow, long island, 8 to 12 plus inches of snow. less as you go to the northwest. you get away the storm center so a winner to storm warning in fek for the jersey turnpike and through the five burroughs of new york and the hudson valley. winter weather advisory to the northwest and see a couple of inches of snow. the morning commute is going tab mess not because of the snow but because of the wind i will have a detailed look at the within try forecast coming up later on. bill? bill: thank you, dan. all right. i with president to check win ashley johnson who is at the salt mountain in new jersey. salt crews g

dan: here's your safety sunglasses... lemonis: okay. dan: ...'cause the light is very intense in these rooms. lemonis: okay. i feel like i'm ready to go, like, on a safari with you. dan: yeah, all day long. it's fun. lemonis: let's do it. for dan, cultivating pot is all about the tlc. dan: well, i'm more of a hands-on. you've got to feel the plant, look at it. you've got to water it by hand. it takes quite a bit of personal attention. lemonis: so, how much inventory is in here? dan: about $400,000 worth. lemonis: holy [bleep] wow. just another day at the office for dan's lead grower, jeanette. you realize you're in a room filled with what the federal government considers illegal? jeanette: yeah. and i think that's what makes it more exciting. lemonis: it does? jeanette: yes. lemonis: do you know, it's funny, people that don't know the industry like me... jeanette: mm-hmm. lemonis: ...i used to think that the marijuana was actually this. jeanette: you know, that's what everyone thinks, too. lemonis: i didn't know it was this. jeanette: yeah, the b

dan dan why not? basically because this is a hoax. i said to you before this show, we are asking all the wrong questions here. the question d da did h de joura warrant on trump? why get a warrant at all why was the trump team being spied on? no one has pointed out one single predicate crime why trump team has been spied on. >> sandra: katie? >> katie: no one period mike flynn being one of them. when it comes to getting the warrant, there were questions still about susan rice's role, who was the former national security advisor to president obama. the ambassador to the u.n., samantha power allegedly was involved in this unmasking. so those are the questions still that we don't have the answers to. but when it comes to collusion and robert mueller and whether the president will speak to him, he has been criticized over the last day or so because he said in the summer of last year that he would testify 100 percent and talk to robert mueller. that was before indictments were coming down for things unrelated to what this investigation was

[applause] thank you. >> so, i mean, dan, and i can call you dan, right? >> please. >> your birthday was halloween. you turned 86. i got two questions. have you ever considered retiring? i mean your have earned it. >> no. [laughter]. no, jonathan, it's a fair question. but i like toqu work. i'm the son of two very hard-working parents. i really liked to work, and i loved this work, which is to say i had a passion for reporting news. as long as i have my health, god's grace and somebody will listen, read or watch, then i really do like to work. >> speaking of people who like to listen, read and watch, the other thing that is so fascinating is that you are wildly popular and wildly popular with millenials. i mean why do you think that is? >> well the honest answer is, jonathan, i don't know. i'm amazed. [laughter] i say this humbly, not a word generally present or past anchormen from television, but nonetheless, that i'm amazed by it. i don't understand it. as best i can make out that when we started the facebook page with my coauthor elliot kirschner, the g

meteorologist dan zarrow the forecast. dan: the past few days have been nice. temperatures finally returned to near normal levels. it felt like early january again rather than the antarctic. a warming trend kicked into high gear for thursday, and finally, we got 53 ahead along with wet maybe weekly water, thursday's high temps are most in there 50's. it is going to feel spring-like friday and probably the warmest day of the week but also, the wettest with rain throughout the day and the problems the warmth and the rain may cause. melting snow and ice jams and may cause some flooding concerns and may be visibility problems, too, even when it is not raining and some fog out there. well, as the rain wraps up saturday morning, there could be a burst of mix at the very end. as you can see on the map, the ice area is close to the tristate area. not quite here. but still something we watch as we come closer and closer. forecast for tonight, i think most of the area stays above freezing. lower to mid 30's in general. mostly cloudy skies. then, lots of clouds overhead f

>> i don't think so. >> guy >> me or dan at t tesaro has had a -- what's the point? better to buy these stocks when they're down than to try to pay up for them. i think pfizerless the comes in, they have a ovarian cancer that works. >>> let's get to mike in austin to break this next one down? >> not necessarily some kind of a match, but allergan, two times the average daily call volume, the most active. over 2,000 of those traded for an average so these folks are making a bet that allergan will recovered. >> what's going on >> on the "fid hdler on the roo. >> pete knows all the shows. >> he knows all the lyrics it's amazing check on the full show on friday, 5:30 p.m still ahead everybody twitter in trouble, and now a top executive might be jumping ship. are you buying what dan nating is selling vote on our poll at cnbc.com/fastmoney much more "fast" straight ahead. you traded options. t i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down fo

let'slet's check win dan zarrowe snowy forecast. dan? meteorologist: well, the first snowstorm in 2018 in the books and it withs a doozie with the big snowfall, the big wind gust, the blizzard conditions, as the storm moves away, things are getting calm mer out there there. skies clearing overnight. we look aced to the the next weather pron which is the combination things brutal cold and brutal winds. cold air returns to the region tonight and into friday. we'll see those windchills well below zero so windchill advisory in effect for part of the tristate area. this is true for friday. then, saturday, look at how low the windchills may get. 15 below. 20 below. may even feel colder in the higher elevations that is bitter, painful, phonesly danger os the coldest weather we have seen in quite some time. overnight tonight, the low falls to around 10. the windchills just below zero by friday morning. then, the refreeze is a big problem here. slush turns to ice we are going to have slippery spots throughout the day on friday. at least we have s

dan? >> i like the trade structure. especially if you don't think it's going to continue to rocket higher it has a high probability of making money if it stays put. i think there is a strong likelihood there is some give back because it comes to expectations, up a percent on the year in the line here, people have to put up a big beat and raise. >> put it in the context of google for instance, google, on a 12-month process, it's up 40%. it's up 102% double of performance of facebook, microsoft, apple it is as extended as another stock that had some trouble this week caterpillar. caterpillar came out with great numbers, and yet it wasn't enough down today, down yesterday i think that's the setup here. it is priced in presumptively almost everything. >> when you look at caterpillar's chart, does th price action after earnings make you rethink the direct of the trajectory of the stock? >> meaning caterpillar had good numbers, it was in line -- >> right right, right, right. does that mean the trend is broken >> it's still --

sell them in bond. >> dan. >> what make you money

live in the newsroom, dan kerman kron 4 news. ((steve/ots))we are tracking breaking news overseas...we just got word that at several people were hurt following an apparent volcanic eruption in japan.this is happening in the central part of the country near a ski resort...northwest of tokyo.details are still coming into our newsroom, but according to japanese media..the eruption triggered an avalance...injuring nine people.we've learned at least one skier is missing.search crews are headed to the area to search for that person. again...a volcanic eruption at a ski resort near tokyo japan has injured at least nine people.we will keep an eye on this story and continue to bring you updates. (steve) now to that horrific story in antioch...the stolen truck crash that left two young girls dead. today the suspect appeared in court for the first time.(pam) and we now know... that suspect... is actually árelated to the victims. grant lodes is here with the new details. (grant) the courtroom was overflowing with emotion today...as the vict

dan just said. we're excited for her. i know they've got to plan the honeymoon. >>> let's move on to the story everyone is going to be talking about. paw versus claw. are you a dog or cat person? a new survey looked at preferences. dog owners turn out to be twice as likely in finance. cat parents creative fields. dog owners get out of the house travel, go dancing. cat people wants to stay at home. >> that nails dan harris. >> when it comes to television, dog people into romantic or adventure comedies. cat owners like documentaries, musicals. >> oh, my gosh it's dan harris to a tee. >> before i get to the last segment of our "pop news". who is a dog and who is a cat person? >> dog. >> dog. >> dog. >> both. >> you can't choose both. >> you have both. >> we have both. >> i prefer a dog. >> are you a dog person with the descriptions i said? >> very much so. i'm excited for the chowder. >> i'm definitely a dog person. >>> let's more on it's national new england clam chowder day. a bowl full of goodness.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. michelle williams a four-time academy award nominee and winner of a golden globe, but reportedly made 1% of what wahlberg did to reshoot those scenes. despite the fact that both are represented by the same agency. overnight, williams responding to wahlberg's decision to make that big donation. >> and action! >> reporter: this morning, mark wahlberg making a blockbuster donation to the time's up legal defense fund, after a cascade of criticism over a major pay disparity. the "all the money in the world" star and his agency, wme, recently taking heat for a deal earning wahlberg $1.5 million for reshooting scenes that included disgraced actor kevin spacey. >> what would it take for you to feel secure? >> more. >> reporter: his co-star, michelle williams, represented by the same agency, but reportedly unaware of wahlberg's agreement, reshooting for just $80 a day. >> is this some kind of joke? i said not only would i, but i'll give you back my salary if that helps. >> reporter: the discre

what do you do now, dan? >> know what they say about the blind squirrel this is underperforming the sector and the broad market. it is a cheap stock. the fact that it was able to gap despite what we know about some of the glitches, you stay with it you have to roll this up and out. you are lying this february call it is worth 330. there is a good chance they consolidate again. you take the profits in february and maybe roll it out. i this i this stock fills the september, 2000 gap to the 57ish level. you are probably going to need another catalyst to me, that is out to march or april and i would buy a call spread >> if you look at dan's entry points, it had the gap 13 weeks ago, earnings. on the pullback, on the chart there, dan stepped up for the trade. now, it has a second gap gaps come in twos or threes. you rarely beat one and miss you miss several times this should be the beginning of a follow-through move. 50, close, one up, 55 sxwchlt their movisxwchlt. >> two weeks ago, facebook was headed higher. >>

. >> dan ashley for sandhya patel. have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- chadwick boseman, dave salmoni and animals, and music from zz ward featuring fitz. and now, with all due respect, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thanks for everything you've done. [ cheers and applause ] that's very nice. guillermo is away on assignment. guillermo is off

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dion lim. now on jimmy kimmel, the blackmar develops, black panther. >> dan ashley for sandhya patel. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." >> like this. >> little dude's trying out a little drone. >> of course he's a brand new pilot. >> see whose hair becomes the landing strip. >>> an armed gang gets a lesson in -- >> what we call returning fire with fire. >> why there's no match for a molotov cocktail. >> whoa! >>> a thirsty koala sends a message. >> you keep pouring, i'll keep drinking. >> the video that's h2oh too cute. >>> a guy thinking this is his big movie break. the elaborate fraud that fools him until the bitter end. that's how you prank. >>> this little guy he's so excited. he just got a little drone, it looks like this video was recorded over the holidays. >> like this. >> of course he's a brand new pilot. >> drive it. >> oh! >> oh, the hair. >> wow. >> stop, stop. >> i got this. let me put it in reverse. >> that

. >> reporter: good morning to you, paula and dan. witnesses say the westjet flight had just landed from cancun and was taxiing to the gate when it suddenly was struck by another aircraft. the frightening aftermath caught on camera. panic on a toronto tarmac as two planes collide turning the tail of this sunwing jet into a ball of flames. >> responding bravo 12 for an aircraft on fire. >> reporter: stephen belford capturing this dramatic cell phone video just after that empty aircraft clipped this westjet plane as it sat still minutes after touching down from cancun. >> there was fuel being vented on the wing and then there was a big fireball, and it went from being very funny to very scary very fast. >> there's people running around and their aircraft is on fire. >> reporter: emergency crews flooding the the westjet flight's 168 passengers and 6 crew members on the coldest january 5th in toronto's history. >> you good? >> reporter: one passenger in flip-flops. the windchill, negative 18 degrees. >> it was freezing cold. so, everyone

but dan thinks the worst may be over. so what are you seeing >> so in this near term, listen. here's a situation where the stock caught a bid in the fall off of multi-year lows it caught the bid along with gm. i think investors started to get in front of what they thought was going to be an investment cycle for both automakers as they think about electric vehicles and autonomous. both companies are doing partnerships with companies like lyft, doing investments in a.i. companies, buying autonomous things, gm did here's the thing ford had a 30% rally off the low. it gave back 10% it wasn't particularly dramatic here when they downgraded their outlook. it wasn't dramatic getting this bad news out of the way this week gives them the opportunity to possibly talk about some of these fundamentals that could drive the stock for the balance of the year. i have a couple of charts real quickly. if you look at this, some of you like to use a three-day rule on a downward spike this thing is right now at six months' support. we'd better hold right here. but we also have a five-year chart. a

>> okay, i talked to you about this, dan. to me the best song on the new taylor swift album is this song giving fans a lot to talk about in this brand-new music video which you saw exclusively on "good morning america." yeah, this is off her "reputation" album living high life in the video for a big reputation strutting across the world first partying in miami with rapper future then heading off to tokyo to meet with ed sheeran in a karaoke bar and finally london for some more bar hopping. ♪ big conversation ♪ i want to be your first string ♪ ♪ i want to be your first string ♪ ♪ i want to be your a team ♪ a team ♪ i wasn't to be your end game >> i like it. >> okay, i really do like this song actually. she's received some criticism for it but her fashion is on point. so if you don't like the song -- >> what's the criticism? >> that's a long story. paula, we have more "pop news" to talk about. >> everything is happy in "pop news." right? >> yeah. well, we're learning more about the final season of "game of thron

let's start with dan star in blow has all the details. dan, what do you got? dan: well, bill, the weak storm system brought as you wintry mix. little bit of snow, sleet, freezing rain. was actually the freezing rain component that was most concerning that happens when the air temperature is just above freezing. it falls from the crowd and liquid rain and freezes on contact with the cold object like everything out there after our deep-freeze. we see a few slippery spots out there. is with not a big deal thanks to dry air that helps to evaporate the freezing rain before it hits the ground and also thanks to treated road surfaces. road salt did its job here. we moved through glover knit and could be icy spots for tuesday morning and then, let the warm-up begin. i will look at that in the local weather forecast little later on. bill: might near at jfk airport not only dl the incredible winter weather we have been having delay flights stranding some families more than two days trying to get to the destination at the airport but to add insult to injury origin troy i

dan: i think that is accurate. again, left to our own devices within our own markets, that would help drive up interest rates. unless the central bank decides to counter that. that really does become the question. i keep coming back to this point, because our central bank has a domestic mandate. we have gone over this in years past. it has a domestic mandate but has international concerns. particularly in the current political environment. you have to handle that one very carefully. we cannot just manage our situation in isolation. the rest of the world isn't hinges here -- vonnie: i want to talk to you about other things, that is legendary dan fuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ tolde: the fbi director the white house he opposes the release of a controversial classify gop memo classic -- revealing bias at the fbi because it declares inaccurate information. billy on capitol hill. what is the significance of this? >> the memo which purports to lay out abuses in a surveillance application move by the justice department and

paul: we're back with dan, kim and alicia. i love the look on dick durbin's face there -- [laughter] what do you make of oprah as a plausible candidate? >> well, i don't think we should rule anything out after 2016 and trump, because nobody would have thought we'd have president trump at this point. [laughter] but, you know, i think she would, actually, unite the democratic base -- paul: really? >> i think she has brand name recognition on par with donald trump. she has her own tv network, a business that she started and has been very successful. oprah magazine on. >>, o magazine on which she has appeared on the cover multiple times, 2.4 million subscribers. extremely popular. paul: but would the democratic base, dan, tolerate her given that her per sew that is not very i'd lodge ca and that, basically, the democratic party has moved left. what do you to do on single-payer health care or climate change. >> yeah. that raises the largest question, the democratic party's identity. democratic party professionals understand that th

i think there is a good chance that the stock could make a move of that magnitude or more. >> dan. >> i think the first couple of points he identified here. the identifiable catalysts the earnings report and the implied percentage is high earnin earnings to me f they can't come into what the street is expecting and they meet their guidance it is disappointing. spotify is coming into the market this quarter. that is a hot deal people will take chips out of net flick and go into netflix. >> this is a company with significant negative cash flow although if they want more capital they have it all they want and then some obviously they are looking for increases in margin to 7%. even if they get that, full year $20192.60 a share. that would put it at 90 times 2019 earnings. that's heady stuff they are competing with amazon scary for any sfwhis as a chart goes it's god like in the sense that -- >> it's gotten what? >> it's god like. >> oh, god like. wow. >> it's orderly. and it never gets too hod hot. if you think about it, one of the problems with a stock that gets hot like a caterpillar or

sothere in san francisco dan chan the master chan the francisco dan here in san sot sothere in san francisco dan chan the master magician is offering free magic lessons in exchange for the return of his magic kit that was stolen from his car in san francisco's tenderloinhe says the items were in an ordinary bag and have no real value to the auto burglar but for this magician...they are priceless in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: the day started with some rain and ended with some sunshine. storm clouds moved in overnight to bring the rain. some of the norht bay locations had over an inch of rain with lesser amounts futher south. the rain has ended now and we are looking at partly cloudy skie

dan? dan: well, the fact that we see this again and again and again over the past few months is as you say indicative of the breakdown in general in the way congress, republicans or democrats, doesn't matter who controls it, approaches these issues. the deep partisanship in this country has reached a level that makes it almost impossible for the leaders of either party to go against their core supporters. that's what we're seeing play out. we've seen it in the past and we're seeing it again this time. robert: kim, is that baufs the partisanship in congress? president obama when he came into office thought he could break through it. president trump has a different kind of -- as a different kind of politician thought he could break through it. again and again the fiscal standoffs resort to partisanship and bickering. kim: we've seen the partisanship grow more and more every year in washington with no sign of abating. that leads us to this crisis. this isn't the first time we've had a crisis

paula and dan? >> wide ranging topics. the president saying he's willing to negotiate with democrats on daca. there's a big caveat, right? >> reporter: that's right. he says he'll negotiate with them on daca, but that his precondition is he wants money for his border wall. they have asked for $18 billion in the first go round. the democrats have said that is a nonstarter. >> meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of young people brought here as children by their parents illegally, their fate hangs in the balance. david wright, thank you very much. >>> another subject. the standoff with north korea. just days ago, trump taunted kim jong-un saying he, trump, has the bigger nuclear button. now the president says he's open to talks. >> he adds that knows he's notaround. in south korea with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan and paula. we're just miles from the north korean border. you can see those military-type bunkers behind me. the talks will take place along that border. just days from now. ♪o dayseft unt

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm dee ann limb in for alma dates. after allegations he sexually abused a child. >> abc7 kate larson spoke with his boss at a daily city ballet school. >> reporter: 54-year-old viktor kabanliaev is in jail tonight after being arrested on friday on a warrant for 16 counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child under 14. >> these incidents occurred a while ago. >> reporter: he says the charges to be filed tuesday are associated with his role as a ba lay instructor. >> at one point he was in contra costa county with several different schools and giving private lessons. >> reporter: before his arrest, he was teaching here at the west lake school for performing arts in daily city. the executive director of the school says he teaches advanced ballet to teenagers. five days a week and has never received any complaints. peopleless is in disbelief. he tells me the accusations are completely out of character for him who has been teaching at west lake for almost eight years and has a wait list for his classes. >> i'm concerned t

we are live from south philadelphia dan yah air for channel six "action news", back to you guys. >> dan, thank you. >>> of course we are all eagles fans and we have to remember there are vikings fans in town too. root going for opposing teams can agree on one thing rocky's awesome. we found eagles, vikings fans posing with the popular statue earlier today and then this happens. >> skull, skull, skull, skull, skull, skull. >> wow. >> oh, no, that is not good. vikings fans gathering on the art museum steps earlier today and started chanting skull, the team tweeted this video of them singing their fight song. good luck, guys, you have been through eagles territory. >>> vikings also have a lot at stake at this game, super bowl being held in minnesota this year which means they will be playing the biggest game of the season at u.s. bank stadium where they are used to playing. vikings have not been to the super bowl since 1977, and that was 41 years ago and they lost. >> um-hmm in, fact they have not won one yet we will mention that as well. >>> for those going to the game are going to the pa

tell us about it. >> right, dan. flu by the numbers up to 30 confirmed flu associated pediatric deaths in the season. we hear about this every year. it does not get easier. especially in this age group. it's a tragic situation. right now up to approximately 75,000 confirmed flu cases. most people aren't tested so the number is likely higher. >> physicians said they're seeing more patients that are sicker than usual. but what numbers do we have to keep in mind to avoid passing it on to others? >> the key thing is the time and distance, time you can spread the flu one day before you develop the symptoms and up to five to seven days after your symptoms begin. in terms of transmitting the flu, the flu virus can travel up to at least six feet, that's by coughing, sneezing, breathing or talking. keep your distance. >> what about anti-viral drugs like tamiflu? >> we used to hear it was a 48 hour window. if you didn't start the medication then, it was basically ineffective. now there's data that it can be helpful even after

dan: i am meteorologist dan zarrow. the arctic chill returns to the tristate gr weekend anding if to be here for the foreseeable future. we talk about the timeline and a couple of chances of wintry weather in the complete local weather forecast, coming up. >> you got to be tough. something bad could happen. >> when it comes to covering today's topics, you got to hit it from all sides. this is back and forth so no mat are how you see. it is your opinion. we got your point of view covered. it is is a big deal for some. "chasing news" with bill spade bill: welcome back to company crank. i am bill spadea. we're talking about the weather. a miserable friday. rain, fog. although it was warm, but that is not going to last. dan zarrow is going to have your chilly forecast for the weekend. but, first, we'll check in with ashley johnson who has got the story about the battle over legalized recreational marijuana in new jersey is heating up. members of the black community pushing back on governor-elect murphy who has made it the b

dan and paula? >> that's exactly the question. jim, thank you. let's go to washington and retired marine corps colonel and abc news contributor steve ganyard. good morning. the governor of hawaii said, an employee pushed the wrong button. is that all it takes to set off widespread panic, one button? >> i think there is one thing we have to emphasize. this was a local problem. this happened at the hawaii state level. the u.s. military didn't see any launches. no warning from the u.s. government. this was purely a mistake of a single person in hawaii. it was not the total system failing. >> seems like there would be a few more layers. 38 agonizing minutes. it took 38 minutes for officials to clear it up. why did it take so long to fix? >> it's terrible, paula, to have people wait like that and not know their fate. i think one of the things, in the past that i have seen, in doing civil military disaster preparedness, you need to work in a free-play way. you can't just follow checklists. yesterday, a checklist was followed. but nobody followed up on

i would ask dan, dan, you were in the obama administration. you had, in the first two years, 60 senators, democratic senators, you had a big majority in the house and you had barack obama as president. you didn't get this problem solved. so donald trump has been president for one year and now we have to shut down the government to get it done? >> hang on, dan, hang on, dan. i think that's interesting but that was the last administration. we're talking about now. no one -- no one is criticizing -- >> we've been talking about this for 15 years under bush, under obama, and now they're saying if we don't get this done this week, we have to shut down. >> there are other administrations, even the obama administration, you're right, who didn't get it done. let's talk about getting it done now. what i'm wondering about, did those other senators, lawmakers, come to that meeting to make sure the president didn't do the same thing again? i was going to ask that question of you, steven, but i'll ask it to dan. do you think that's what happened? >> of cour

. >> next up go back to dan zarrow with a little bit of winter weather today, dan? what is up with the forecast. dan. all right, the light snow event has come to an end ex ad. it didn't do very much? now temperatures are dropping like a stone overnight? is cold not just tonight but during the day wednesday. i high temperatures will be end up a few degrees bow low normal for lit january but look to the bottom west on this map. there is mild air that will bubble up on thursday. then, giving as you brief respite if from the chill and the storm system rolls in the late thursday time range and bring us out a wintry mess. the forecast tonight. upper teens to lower 20's for most of this area. that is ratty cold in the, skies will continue to clear and giving as you good view of the super blue blood moon especially just before daybreak on wednesday. well, wednesday's high temperatures in the mid 30's again. a little bit below normal this time of year. we see pleasant mostly to partly sunny skies and light winds and stay dry wednesday. thursday, things get a little busier cl

and last year, i had the good fortune of meeting dan. we had tried to get together over time. it had been a few years trying to connect, and finally we did connect. and we met at his family's homestead, where he has begun to create a family village for the children in the community. and he's in the process of building a school. and as we began to talk, we came to realize that our hearts are so much in the same place that it would be wonderful if we could come together and bring both organizations together. so, we have decided to do that. >> so, the name of your project is...? >> cecilia's family village. >> this is in honor of your late mother. >> yes. this is in a homestead that my parents left me and my other siblings, and we grew up there as orphans. and we spent a number of years with my mother there, and she struggled with us through that period. and so when i decided to do this, i wanted to do it in their memory. and i chose the name of my mother because of the motherliness that she showed us and that the world needs. >> it definitely does need that. >> yeah, sure. yeah.

it's right or wrong. >> it's not about glib or serious. >> i think dan -- listen, dan is outspoken in many things. >> dan has had some good trades. >> absolutely. >> we are good we got the chartist here he has his shtick. and it's fantastic, pal. >> well, it is what it is. >> don't come on here and tell me i've been -- you don't know what i've done you don't know what my call is okay so go piss off seriously. >> okay. tell me, what's the call now. >> dude. seriously. >> okay. a tough moment here on "fast money. >> we are going to leave it there. rich, thank you. >> thank for having me >> i think the point is that there is no question there are a lot of people on every strata of this market structure that are investing in the infrastructure here there is also no denying the fact in a some of the biggest investors in bitcoin are probably people that know nothing about stocks i think that's the crossfire that rich finds himself in ultimately when you are trying to pick a level on bitcoin, right now, if the 100 week average is something that's violated, that's something that looks kind of

i'm dan cuellar, channel 6 action news. jim. >> thank you, dan. at least two-thirds of the country now dealing with these bone-chilling temperatures. creating some spectacular scenes, but also frightening ones. outside buffalo, new york, today, blizzard conditions led to a 20-car pileup that killed at least one person. the frigid conditions even reaching into texas. causing accidents on icy he is. water mains from massachusetts to missouri have been bursting, coating cars in ice. in chicago, crews are lighting fires to keep rail switches from freezing over. you'll want to check in with 6abc.com or our redesigned 6abc app for the updates on the nor'easter's path. in addition to timing on snow totals, you can see hourly temperatures for the days ahead. >>> other news at this hour, one person hurt when a fire struck a wilmington apartment building an hour ago at the windsor towers at the 500 block of north walnut. fire fighters made quick work of the smokey blaze on the 12th floor. unidentified victim was taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> we a

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we're back with dan henninger, kim strassel and mary 0 gaiddy. how do you read the 2.6% growth figure. down a little bit from what the economists expected. >> down below the 3% that he had seen in the second and third quarters but still strong and solid. representing a very strong spending spree by american consumers, reflecting optimism through thanksgiving and christmas and most importantly a number that does not take into account any real measure the effects of the upcoming tax cuts. paul: if you look inside the numbers, the reason for the decline again from the second and third quarters which were above 3 is inventories fell off. that's going to rebounded in future quarters nap's a temporary effect. >> output was up 7% as well. and now in the first quarter of this year a tremendous amount of what looks like output, capital investment across the board. it's extraordinary. the tax cut, notingly cutting the tax cut, one corporation after another is citing this as the reason they're going to cake the capital investments, raise the wages of their

i am meteorologist dan zarrow. >> thank you dan. >> stay safe in the storm. all right, bringing back our panel, our guest, new jersey transit on minds of everyone. whether you take it regularly or won't in a while. you know the transit trouble have plagued the state for a long time. we'll see if new governor will do something, i want to introduce former chief complains officer todd baretta, he was there and fired after less than 6 months on the job for what he said was pointing out what was wrong with new jersey transit, he filed a whistle-blower complain with department of labor, that could head to a federal court, todd welcome back to "chasing news." >> thank you, bill. bill: you filed that complaint, what is your hope to expose with new jersey transit by filing the whistle-blower. >> first, i want to get out my message, let everyone know what really happened. new jerseyng with engine noj transit, i am i think we have a new governor today, timing to get this in front of them as he took office. as new administration went in provide them with an opportunity t