i love diana ross. by the way, that remix will be part of miss ross' new album, "diamond diana" the legacy collection. in store this is friday. go get it, y'all. don't metsz around. >>> carly steele, back with us you, with another woman who never stops working. always on the go. the one and only tire ya banks. is there she's on a mission after taking a season off from hosting "america's next top model." she's back. looking to rewrite the rulebook on beauty. >> how does it feel to be back? >> mama's back. and happy to be back. i tend to like to retire and walk away in the sunset and go, i'm done. you know, with victoria's secret, i had the scepter in my hand and i said, bye. i tried to do that here. but it didn't work. >> no. >> no, it didn't work. social media was like, [ bleep ]. you can say that on tv, right? >> reporter: her return means big changes. expect a more diverse group of models. and contestants over the age of 27. >> we have girls in their 30s. girls in their 40s. >> more curvy girls. >> mo

> who doesn't want a diana ross moment? there's one cover that is an homage to nicki minaj. >> along with oprah's speech, another golden globes highlight was sterling k. brown's historic win as the first black actor to win the lead actor drama his show, "this is us" is back tonight. the clan is suffering another blow as justin hartley's character, kevin, hits rock bottom. >> kevin. i let kevin get sent to rehab. >> typically, the judge at his hearing let him get sent to rehab. >> that's a serious thing. you can't get in a car and drive around. it turns into something huge and out of control. >> kevin is facing off with everyone in the family. i think he's hit rock bottom. and now we're trying to see if he can climb back out of that where he was. >> it's not good, right? i mean, that can't be good. and randall is like, he's like a big dude. let's move on and talk mariah carey. she didn't win golden globe. she may have won for the best moment you didn't see. >> mariah brings the moments. this time having a musical moment with

> who doesn't want a diana ross moment? there's one cover that is an homage to nicki minaj. >> along with oprah's speech, another golden globes highlight was sterling k. brown's historic win as the first black actor to win the lead actor drama category. his show, "this is us" is back tonight. the clan is suffering another blow as justin hartley's character, kevin, hits rock bottom. >> kevin. i let kevin get sent to rehab. >> typically, the judge at his hearing let him get sent to rehab. >> that's a serious thing. you can't get in a car and drive around. it turns into something huge and out of control. >> kevin is facing off with everyone in the family. i think he's hit rock bottom. and now we're trying to see if he can climb back out of that where he was. >> it's not good, right? i mean, that can't be good. and randall is like, he's like a big dude. let's move on and talk mariah carey. she didn't win golden globe. she may have won for the best moment you didn't see. >> mariah brings the moments. this time having a musical m

he has 100% confidence in secretary ross. he loves wilbur, thinks he's doing a great job and has been a strong advocate for the administration and been a great leader when it comes to the trade discussion on steel, aluminum and certainly his involvement in trade across the board with the administration. >> the axis report adds another issue is the fact that ross keeps falling asleep at meetings. ross is unable to keep his eyes open after 11:00 a.m. saying wilbur has lost his step. jonathan swan will have much more on this report coming up on morning joe. >>> and president trump's voter fraud commission, a researcher for the advisory commission requested on two forms that voters with hispanic sur names be mragd and information sent to the panel. the commission asked every state for detailed voter information that included full names, addresses and the last four digits of social security numbers to investigate claims by the trump administration of widespread voting fraud in the 2016 presidential election. however, texas was the

ross, you begin, how long does it take, ross? ross says until i fall asleep. how many minutes. >> put a number down. >> jimmy: what would you say? all right. john says? 30. all right. finally. all right. so what do we have for ross and john. >> gift cards to hooters. >> jimmy: love that. gift cards, thank you guys. don't me we learned anything but it was fun. thank you for playing. thanks for sharing. tonight on the show music from lo moon. will poulter is here and we'll be right back with kristen bell. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ chili's made some major fajita improvements ♪ ♪ chicken and steak for just $10.99 ♪ ♪ 48% more meat, $10.99 ♪ please sing it with us it's $10.99 ♪ ♪ chili's is back baby back baby back ♪ mm-hmm! ♪ oh baby chili's is back baby back baby back ♪ you doing your taxes? oh... yeah. trying to sneak them in between set ups. why are you using turbotax? hm? well h&r block more zero lets you file online for free even if you itemize deductions. turbotax doesn't do that. oh man... at this point, it kind of just seems like

. >> i'm really getting in touch with my inner diana ross. >> who doesn't want a diana ross moment? there's one cover that's sort of an homage to nicki minaj and katy perry in terms of color. the other one is oprah in the '90s, which is one of her favorite hair dos. >> you know i had that haircut. >> you've got to show me that picture. >> i wanted to be oprah, so i got that shag. >> it's called youtube, everybody. check it out. >> this week wasn't just about oprah's big moment. >> this lady had quite the night herself, kelly clarkson. >> yes indeed. she turns the ultimate fan girl, geeking out over meeting steve carell and meryl streep. she was still in talk when she talked with "e.t." online's leanne aguilera ♪ a moment like this >> she knew who you were. >> i don't think she did, but she was so lovely. >> what did you say to her? >> i don't even know, but it was something so stupid and silly probably. i completely fan girled, but that's out of my element, y'all. i go to music shows. i don't hang out with famous actors. >> here's another famous actor kelly got to hang with. 12 ye

ross, you begin, how long does it take, ross? ross says until i fall asleep. how many minutes. >> put a number down. >> jimmy: what would you say? all right. john says? 30. all right. finally. all right. so what do we have for ross and john. >> gift cards to hooters. >> jimmy: love that. gift cards, thank you guys. don't me we learned anything but it was fun. thank you for playing. thanks for sharing. tonight on the show music from lo moon. will poulter is here and we'll be right back with kristen bell. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ chicken and steak for just $10.99 ♪ ♪ chili's made some major fajita improvements ♪ ♪ 48% more meat, $10.99 ♪ please sing it with us it's $10.99 ♪ ♪ chili's is back baby back baby back ♪ mm-hmm! ♪ oh baby chili's is back baby back baby back ♪ you doing your taxes? oh... yeah. trying to sneak them in between set ups. why are you using turbotax? hm? well h&r block more zero lets you file online for free even if you itemize deductions. turbotax doesn't do that. oh man... at this point, it kind of just seems like

we're back in two minute. >> betsy ross house in old city betsy ross cents boldly declared she was a loyalist, to the philadelphia eagles of course. held unfurl an eagles flag and run it up the flag pole on the property replacing traditional star flag for only one day. eagles fans wearing their gear will receive 1 dollar off admission, and 20% off of single gift shop items, at the house. that's super bowl sunday. >> ride of lifetime for south jersey teenager suing else super began 13 year old coal fit gerald found out he's going minnisota he got the ticket's gift from how about this minnesota viking fan, who won them at a charity event. that same fan saw earlier story here on "eyewitness news " when coal got unprecedented access to the team earlier this season. >> i want to thank the fan, sorry for your season, good luck next year, and, ya. >> so sweet, too. the viking fan asked to remain anonymous, has overcome many obstacles, clearly packing up his bags for minneapolis. >> classy viking fan. >> very classiment hope he has a good time. hope that we win. of course football fans are s

treasury secretary steven mnuchin and commerce secretary wilbur ross. then micro some of the founding erbil gates. blackrock ceo larry fink, the chairman of ubs, a exerks l weber and stephen schwartzman all on the program tonight. connell mcshane is standing by with the headlines. reporter: president trump is making a splash in davos, whetherland this week. the president using his speech friday morning to hail his first year achievements. president trump: regulation is stealth taxation. in air today those days are over. we cut 22 burdensome regulations for every one new rule. reporter: the government placed tariffs on wash machines and solar panels. also at davos, treasury secretary steve mnuchin sending the dollar to a 3-year low when he told reporters a weak u.s. dollar would be good for america in the short term. he later said the comments were taken out of context. markets finishing in the green for the week. jerome powell becoming the secretary of the federal reserve. president trump first nominated powell in early november. maria: i had the chance

that ross has been falling asleep in some meetings. one hill source says there's been talk of ross having fallen out of favor with the president and that could explain why we are suddenly seeing these embarrassing stories in the press. i was able to reach secretary ross yesterday very briefly on the phone. when i asked him about these headlines, he told me, quote, that's an obsolete story. look at the president's press release. should i say did he hang up the phone before could i ask him anything else. >> thanks very much. >> if you work for the white house, your fate is always up in the air. general mcmaster was asked moments ago if he is staying in the job. >> i have a job and it is my intention to go as long and as hard as i can to serve the president and the nation. >> let me ask you if you're staying in your current job too. >> over here? [ laughter ] >> that's a yes. there were rumors that comey was on the outs after the charlottesville incident. and gary cohn wrote that he didn't think the president handled it very well. there h

he has 100% confidence in secretary ross. he loves wilbur. thinks he's doing a great job and has been a strong advocate for the administration. >> he loves wilbur. who doesn't? white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders pushed back yesterday on a report the president has lost faith in with you ber ross partly because he keeps falling asleep in meeting. and that he'll never again trust the 80-year-old to be his killer negotiator. today "the washington post" blew the whistle on ross in a tweet for being a no show at his davos panel this morning on global manufacturing to which 91-year-old former congressman john dingell replied somebody go wake him up. to be fair, his propensity for dozing off is not just for meetings. he was caught cat napping during the president's speech. in his defense, he was up pretty late the night before. ♪ >>> a quick reminder now about a story that is not the biggest story of the country. the president of the united states allegedly had an encounter with an adult film actress. while his newborn son was 3 mon

i'll discuss that with wilbur ross moments away. dow jones industrial average getting a new all-time high yesterday. s&p 500 and nasdaq lower after declining technologies., but not the dow continues in uncharted territory. features look like this on the mixed performance yesterday looking among the intent of the dow industrials up another 40 points this morning. s&p 500 announced back also higher. major indices ahead of the ecb meeting of results from mario trotsky up five points for the cac at 500 points in the dax lower. we will bring you the ecb comments as soon as we get the tape. markets in the rat on a weaker dollar take a look at the dollar went down. international currencies another to see the shanghai composite coming nikkei average in hang seng lower. airlines taken flat on wall street. american, southwest, jetblue reported earnings "after the bell" along with caterpillar, good window into the global economy. we'll bring you those numbers as soon as they hit the wires are lots of earnings to tell you about. america on the

he has 100% confidence in secretary ross. he loves wilbur. thinks he's doing a great job and has been a strong advocate for the administration. >> he loves wilbur. who doesn't? white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders pushed back yesterday on a report the president has lost faith in with you ber ross partly because he keeps falling asleep in meeting. and that he'll never again trust the 80-year-old to be his killer negotiator. today "the washington post" blew the whistle on ross in a tweet for being a no show at his davos panel this morning on global manufacturing to which 91-year-old former congressman john dingell replied somebody go wake him up. to be fair, his propensity for dozing off is not just for meetings. he was caught cat napping during the president's speech. in his defense, he was up pretty late the night before. ♪ with 5 times more ethnic regions... ancestrydna can pinpoint where your ancestors are from... and the paths they took to a new home. could their journey inspire yours? order your kit at ancestrydna.com you

betsy ross was a patriot that we know. but if she were around today you know she'd be an eagles fan. betsy ross in old city replaced the 13 star flag with an eagles flag. birds fans you hear them in the background cheers cheered from the courthouse as the betsy ross house raised the eagles flag this morning. >>> heart warming epidemicking for woman in north philadelphia after someone spray painted her car after the eagles won the nfc championship for some reason someone or a few someones decided to be stupid and spray paint cars green near the 1500 block of north 16th street. why they thought that was he joinable at a mystery. after fox 25 viewers saw that story they were so upset that a couple of guys from eclipse ex too your cleaning stepped up to the plate to help the folks left with vandalized cars which is just great stuff right there. temple university by the way the police there they're still looking for the vandals. >>> all right eagles nation. we got you covered all week live from the twin city. good day is with y

meet uncle ross, waterman. a canoe surfing legend and generally accepted ambassador of the aloha spirit. he's offered to share with me a truly ancient hawaiian space found only on the face of a crashing wave. ♪ ♪ surfing, a life connected to the ocean, and spending time with family and friends on the beach are some of the cornerstones of hawaiian life. >> archie: and this is our chef. this is jason. >> anthony: how are you, man? >> archie: and, tony, that's keola. >> anthony: hey, how are ya? >> keola: all right. >> anthony: you good? >> keola: yes sir. >> archie: hilani. >> anthony: how do you do? how are you? >> archie: keawe. >> anthony: what's going on? hi. >> archie: meghan. >> anthony: hello. >> archie: those are my two daughters, this is my wife alicia. >> anthony: why hello, hi. >> archie: brennan, come say hi. >> anthony: hey, brennan, how are ya? >> archie: and, uh, milton. this is milton. >> anthony: milton, good to meet you. so how, uh, how does everybody know each other here? >> archie: we live

ross, explains what she calls "constructive fury." >> reporter: tracee ellis ross, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> reporter: i saw you sunday night, so excited when oprah was accepting the cecil b. demille award. what was going through your mind? >> there were a lot of things going through my mind. it was a really special evening for many reasons-- time's up campaign, i have been involved with, and working with, and seeing a sea of the collective power of women, and seeing us all dressed in black, sort of set a tone for the evening that was incredibly moving to me, that made me feel a part of a celebration of sisterhood, and an amplification of a very clear and strong message. it was a symbol of action that has been taken, and being taken. it was a way that women got to be in solidarity with each other across the globe, in response to saying time's up on abuse, and discrimination, and the imbalance of power that exists that makes space for those things to occur. >> reporter: were you moved by oprah's message? >> if i was not moved by oprah's message, i would be a

an accident in pennsauken on 130 northbound at the betsy ross bridge. another one on 42 near route 40 dave whole binge of accidents. >> had a really good view of that super blue blood moon on sky6 about 45 minutes ago. some of you are still seeing it but we're seeing clouds beginning to reach into the region. today's high just 35 degrees. right now we have temperatures in the teens, wind chills in the single digits, later today still windy and wind chills in the mid-20's. obviously below average but check out that low. the low is above average and that's an indication of a southerly flow overnight bringing in milder air for tomorrow. >> so you should be happy. >> yes. [laughter] >> lots of stuff on 6abc.com about the super bowl including how tom brady says, you know, if i were in philadelphia i would hate me, too. [laughter] >> for karen, david, tam, i'm >> ♪ get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and y

being saw ross thought about that at his dinner, give us yourtake. being in media and advertising, are they in a dangerous place. —— george soros. the digital economy is by far the biggest opportunity over the next five to ten years, the broad scope of things, a lot of these businesses have a massive amount of utility among consumers, we see the growth of e—commerce, the growth of smartphones, people accessing better, all of these businesses contribute significantly to that. we wa nt contribute significantly to that. we want a brand safe environment for advertisers, which means we need one for consumers and people, and government is recognising there is issues in that regard. we have to ensure that we can capture the opportunities of the digital economy, in the broad scope, businesses will be here, some will be gone over the next five, ten, 20 yea rs, be gone over the next five, ten, 20 yea rs , we be gone over the next five, ten, 20 years, we will still have a much more stable economy. google and facebook, between them, they dominate the adver

for one day only the betsy ross house will replace the traditional 13-star flag with eagles color. all those wearing birds gear will receive a dollar off to the betsy ross house and 20% off a single shop item. >> show up wearing that. >> that's what betsy would like. [laughter]. >> reporter: schuylkill expressway westbound by girard heading toward king of prussia. we have a disabled vehicle popping up on the shoulder. you can see it in the distance, the headlights not causing too much of an issue. we had one on the vine, but it's just cleared. traffic is moring toward the schuylkill expressway. green traffic flow everywhere, dave. >> reporter: on the big board, we have temperatures on the mild and wilmington. these temperatures are above the average high for today. 35 in allentown, 36 in reading. cool in the northern and western suburbs. 44 in millville. as we go through the day we'll get a high of 47 degrees. whether or not we get the sunny breaks is a little in question, it's possible. that is your high. there's a little bit of a breeze blowing this afternoon 8 to 16 miles per ho

ross, have i just traveled all this way to swim in a farm dam? ross: definitely not. this is what we call a cast spring, and this is where the groundwater comes to the surface, and it has done over thousands of years, and it's really clear. dr. chris: but we need to talk about the temperature. exactly how cold is it in there? ross: fourteen degrees. dr. chris: it's 14 degrees. ross: oh, a wetsuit, i guess. dr. chris: yeah, definitely wetsuit. there's no doubt about that. i'm just going to go and change. ross: right-oh. dr. chris: yep, so, it's all right now. then it starts to drain in, and then the water starts to fill it up, and oh, yeah. we're acclimatizing. but i'm in now, so let's see what all the fuss is about. putting your head underwater for the first time is amazing and completely unexpected. the water is so clear, it looks like air, so it actually feels like you're floating above a meadow. this could be the closest i've come to actually flying. but swoop down a little deeper, and you come across creatures you wouldn't normally find in a paddock. this guy is a

wilbur ross says a trade war is already underway. will happen in the second half, but no decisions on whether the international listing will be there. and, are we seeing the end of an era? losing its place on an influential committee. salamat from hong kong. haidi: and i'm haidi lun in sydney. coming up, continued payouts. the casino market looks to be bouncing back. this is "bloomberg markets: asia ." ♪ haidi: the dollar demise. it any dollarid is looking for an excuse to take it lower and has been given the green light. we have these comments from the treasury secretary, and also essentially saying that a weaker dollar is good for the u.s. economy and competitiveness. interesting given the rhetoric coming out about china and south korea and taiwan over the past few years. rishaad: absolutely. how does it fair when it comes to individuals? company earnings? we are in the midst of a stellar earnings season. the dollar does play into this. here we go. the bottom half of this shows you what is been going on with earnings estimates. o

let me recent commerce secretary wilbur ross' comment upon arrival in davos. while there's been a trade war in place for quite a while, the difference is u.s. troops are coming to the ramparts on this war. your immediate thoughts on that? >> well, rockwell automation certainly supports free and fair trade around the world because we think under those circumstances, we and our customers can compete and win. liz: yeah. i would think that free and fair trade, it works in your business because 80 different countries, right? you import parts, i'm sure you export things. talk about the supply chain and how it's changed over many years. >> well, essential philosophy of our chain is to be close to the customer. while we still have significant amount of manufacturing and our intellectual property talent in the u.s., we do business around the world as you said in multiple countries. we had development and we have manufacturing in some of those locations where it's important to be close to the customers as well. liz: the president signed yesterday a pretty stringent trad

in old city has replaced the traditional 13 star flag zone by ross with that, an eagles flag. birds fans decked out in green cheered from the courtyard as the betsy ross house raised the eagles flag this morning. >> i have flags to make and flags will be ready because i'm well assured that tomorrow morning there will be a line of eagles loyalists at my door eager to fly their eagles green. to victory! >> that's exactly what betsy rosied says through super bowl sunday visitors wearing eagles green to the betsy ross house will get a dollar off admission and a 20% off at the gift shop for at least one item. there you go. we've got you covered all week, of course. our team is in the twin cities in the morning on good day and then each night at 5:00 and 6:00, 10:00 and 11:00 we'll check back in with chris and kristen coming up at 6:00. >>> so wwe super star sasha banks in town right now. she's visiting after her historic appearance last night in the first ever women's royal rumble match. she greeted fans at the cricket wireless store on the 2900 block of north broad street which of

and we will do everything possible to ensure that never happens again. >> reporter: commissioner ross understandably not wanting to talk about police tactics on the night of the super bowl, only saying that they will build upon what they did last week. dawn? >> okay, brad, thank you. >>> and kicking off tonight nine days of super bowl festivities in downtown minneapolis. it's quite the party as you can imagine. just some of the things fans will see mini delta airlines jet actually a massive grill serving hundreds of burgers and sausages every hour. and a giant nfl center with lots of games and memorabilia. >>> eagles players are taking some time before they head to minnesota to meet with their loyal fans, wide receiver nelson agholor talking to folks tonight and signing autographs at the forman mills in port richmond. birds fans in delaware county spending their night in line to meet one of their favorite players eagles offensive tackle lane johnson was at modell's in clifton heights saying hi to& everybody and signin autographs. our dave kinchen is live in clifton heights with more.

mnuchin and wilbur ross. we heard from mnuchin how a weaker dollar is great for the economy, great for the world and we heard from wilbur ross saying , be ready for a trade war. this really has started some kind of reaction. china's top advisor is in town. china which is on the brink of a full-blown trade war with the u.s. will continue to open up its economy to global investors. he says some other measures that will be implemented will be beyond the expectations of international community. all of these stories are intertwined. indeed.hey are haslinda, good to see you. we put a chart together. this whole davos dollar debate, i wonder where it will rank. the plaza accord back in the late 80's. it talks about various interventions by various treasury secretaries. lloyd bentsen in 1993, ruben in 1995. the question of course is the yuan is strengthening. the yen is strengthening. haslinda, surely in the last couple of days, it is going to be about currency that the davos glitterati focus. haslinda: the currencies

we have already heard from wilbur what ross -- wilbur ross who says the president has a and has ace personality that sometimes people don't like, therefore they criticize him. wilbur ross said the u.s. is more free trade friendly than china. i think we were -- i do not think we will hear a speech that is against free trade, i think that will be some pressure to do that. putting the sanctions that were announced this week into that context. it will be interesting to see. it would be very much in keeping with president trump's past oftory at these kinds international gatherings to say. we certainly heard him say one thing and i'll a bad. in terms of dialing it back, does it see mike all that goodwill that was generated i ameen president x president trump has been rolled back? this week willns certainly comforted that relationship. it could be the start of increasing trade tensions between the two. advantageves china an in terms of trying to do free trade deals with other countries. this is something china has been stepping up. it really will put the u.s. at a disadvantage if it wants to go ahead

this is southbound at the betsy ross bridge. you can't really see it 'cause it's right over the underpass but right here we've got an accident that you can see sort of with the flashing lights here but you certainly see the jammed track on i-95 southbound. our third accident so far if you're southbound at the betsy ross bridge. so, watch for that. we have one at broad street as well on i-95 southbound and earlier we had one that cleared so three different accidents. here's a multi-vehicle accident on the schuylkill expressway creating slow traffic here. three vehicles involved. this is westbound on the schuylkill at city avenue and you see how jammed traffic is westbound on the schuylkill with that left lane being blocked with an accident. on the northeast extension we have speed restrictions of 45 miles an hour here on the northeast extension. that's 'cause overnight they had a terrible accident that closed it down. we had another new accident northeast extension northbound past quakertown but it just cleared a second ago. i wa

we saw wilbur ross will have this on trade. the president has been pretty angry with ross because he has not been fast enough. >> the real concern came over china that he made a strong case against the chinese when the u.s. dialogue and the two places were meeting. so there are questions the trade policy in the white house, the trade has presented into the role. presidentluence the in the direction of taking a hard line on nafta. mentioned import pros within 90 days. so many things need to be decided. it is not anymore about looking into the issues with china and mexico and canada. it is about making a decision. . they will impose sanctions or let it slide. if the president doesn't believe that is the case, take the unilateral actions, like china, then you see what they do. the siu have a lot of industries, which would be very up set -- very upset. farmers are putting an arm is pressure on the administration not to step in. they have already put restrictions on soybean imports hurting soybean sales. mexico and canada by a lot o

england's ross fisher is tied for the lead heading into the final day of the abu dhabi international, with rory mcilroy also in contention. mcllroy, who's onlyjust returned from injury, is third — one shot off the pace, after hitting eight birdies in his third round. fisher produced some of his best golf, hitting a round of 7—under par to take the lead, and move to 17—under for the tournament. there will be a new name on the masters trophy this evening with mark allen taking on kyren wilson. neither player has reached this stage before. allen knocked out two—time winner john higgins in his semi—final, having already beaten ronnie 0'sullivan. wilson defeated world number three judd trump to make his first masters final. now how is this for impressive driving in winter conditions? a

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen andrew ross sorkin is off today. even after yesterday's big gains and everything we've seen since the beginning of the trading year, dow futures are indicated up by triple dij jigits once ag. s&p futures up by 8 points the nasdaq up by 17 points just listen to some of these records. yesterday the dow, the s&p 500, the nasdaq, the dow transports, the russell 2000 all posted record closing highs the nasdaq is on track for its best monthly gain since july of 2016 the s&p 500 is at its biggest monthly gain since last february the s&p and nasdaq have risen seven of the last eight trading days if you were waiting for things to slow down, you are still waiting. triple digit gains for the dow already this morning overnight in asia there were gains this came after the strength yesterday with the dow up 200 points.

>> for drivers on 95 westbound around the betsy ross bridge things are stop and go because there's a roaming work crew working its way up 95. last check at the were right near the bridge and you could see the backup in our camera. they've since moved north out of of the camera's view but just expect and that at last two lanes around that work crew are close the because of the marin mens that they're doing. so this drive time is a vast improvement from when i came out

these tend to start when you have salvos like that. >> except of course wilbur ross did say this week, we are in a trade war, and the president said we're not, not exactly on the same message. >>> mean while, back in washington and across the country, time is ticking on on the immigration deal getting done. on thursday, the white house released details of their framework for that deal, including a path to citizenship for daca recipients, in exchange for a $25 billion fund for its mexican wall. remember the one that was supposed to be paid for by mexico? and an end to the visa lottery program and an end to family reunification provisions, what the president calls chain migration. congressional democrats have called this proposal a nonstarter. you will recall that president trump upended immigration negotiations just a few weeks ago when he reportedly lashed out at s-hole countries where some u.s. immigrants come from. what exactly he meant is debatable. but these are just -- and this is the issue -- these are just his latest in a long line of comments about u.s. immigrants who he says

. >>> philadelphia police commissioner richard ross says police are ready if there's any trouble during the super bowl celebrations. speaking to fox 29 this afternoon, the commissioner encouraged people to have a good time but to keep the fun in check. ross says he won't reveal police tactics but even more officers will be on the street on super bowl sunday and they'll also have some outside help. >> we will be out there. we've got a significant plan. we're working in conjunction with other city agencies as well as some state and federal partners as we always do. we will do everything possible to keep this city safe. property and people. >> ross compared the event to when the city hosted the democratic national convention in 2,016 saying officers will be ready if there is any trouble anywhere. of course keep it right here on fox 29 news. we'll have much more on the super bowl bound eagles cupping up in sports and tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> we are following breaking news for you right now out of north jersey the man accused of hiring a hit man to kill his wife was found dead in pris

. >>> police commission are in richard ross is guaranteeing a super bowl win for the birds and he expect as large sell prey abrasion after the big game. commissioner ross says philadelphia police are going to send out a big force of officers to try and keep the peace if the eagles win sunday. he says that will include state police. it will be much larger force than what we saw after the big win in the nfc championship game against -- the vikings. he's encouraging drivers to stay out of center city and the frankford and cottman area after the game. >> we will be ready. were will be out there with a sizeable contingent of officers that will be seen by most and we will make every effort to know that, you know, we are about business but we are also about the business of allowing people to celebrate as long as it's done peacefully. >> in case you were wondering ross says light poles won't get the crisco treatment this weekend. but he mysteriously adds they're going to be even harder to climb this time around. we'll see. of course we got you covered all week live from the twin cities. good day

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>> you saw that yesterday midafternoon when wilbur ross made a comment the u.s. is going to be tighter and not get pushed around by the global economy and a further than the marker read into that a more protectionist type of talented stock sold off here. you've had 103 months now without a bear market and we didn't have one negative month in 2017. volatility has been missing from the market rally. investors don't pay much to take money off the table. maria's interview with mr. mnuchin and mr. ross will be tremendous and your viewers should stick around because comments could move the market for today. trying lauren: if i hear you correctly, and the catalyst that derails this bull market. spin that the global economy has been growing on a synchronized level here. every economy is growing higher. that doesn't help anyone. there's a lot of rhetoric being thrown around, but i don't think anything anyone's best interest, china or the u.s. for a trade war. turning to his davos and the unintended consequences of a trade war. the trade group, solar panels getting the tax

police commissioner richard ross did say police are prepared for anything come sunday. there is a slippery substance that made headlines a couple of weeks ago that will not be used this time, though the commissioner has said they do have something that's even better. >> we will not let you tear up the city. >> reporter: with the super bowl almost upon us, police commissioner richard ross made clear that violence and destruction of property will not be tolerated sunday night. >> clearly, assaults, destruction of property will be dealt with swiftly. >> reporter: i mean, we're going to move in and we're going to handle those situations. we will not tolerate that throughout this city. >> reporter: when the eagles beat the vikings two weeks ago crowds of over 10,000 people swarmed northeast philadelphia and center city. much larger numbers are expected if the eagles win the super bowl. police suggest motorists stay clear of center city because of the crowds that will swarm south broad, city hall and frankford and cottman, for example. he says massive deployments of uniformed