hope you didn t put away the umbrellas. show you that fog. look at the fog. we are about where we were yesterday. one or two degrees warmer. look at the fog. it is starting to roll in through san francisco, hayward, even further inland. that means low visibility in spots. please be careful on roads. let s check in with mike. temperatures are mild. mike, what s going on. we talked about that, even showed golden gate bridge which you can t see from time to time because of dense fog. the freeways are moving nicely. we will show you the tri-valley, don t have that fog as far as this stretch of 580. we are looking at a great set of drive times. this is the minimum. we typically see this at the best at 4:30 in the morning, but this was friday. we have more traffic around shopping centers. be careful, lot of traffic there for shopping and surface streets. high speed may have been a cause of a rollover accident in san jose that sent the driver careening into several trees in san
i mean, that would be the last thing i d want to do. and i back them up with my own cash. it s not always pretty. do you want me to get in your face? cause that s your face. but this is business. i ve lost faith. we need to change dramatically. i do it to save jobs. awesome. and i do it to make money. this the profit. sweet pete s is a candy store located in jacksonville, florida, specializing in chocolates and candy handmade by master chocolatier peter behringer. so you guys like candy? mm-hmm. pete s love of sweets began at the age of 12, when he started making candy for his mom s shop peterbrooke chocolatier. i wouldn t do anything else. family business was thriving, and life was good for pete and his wife, allison. but after a dispute, pete left the business and was forced to start over from scratch. the last $10,000 we had, we put into this business. starting over required the help of a financing partner. my whole idea was, find talented peo
.and put an end to the drama. dede: i just thought it was gonna be a great opportunity. lemonis: .this whole company will melt down. sam: i have tried to be honest and i have tried to be forthright lemonis: you haven t been honest at all. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we re not gonna wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we re gonna wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. it s not always pretty. everything s gonna change everything. .but i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this is the profit. let s go to work. [ applause ] in 2008, award-winning chef alexa lemley and her wife, samantha aulick, started 240sweet a handcrafted marshmallow business just outside of indianapolis, indiana. alexa: good morning. have you had our marshmallows before? lemonis: their gourmet marshmallows with artisanal flavors soon earned them a loyal following along with mentions in big publicatio
this is what many of us looked like in d.c. today as those temperatures were in teens and the wind chill even worse. everybody with the hats and gloves all bundled up, the city operating under a cold emergency. that means you can call 311 to help anyone who is homeless and fighting these bitter temperatures. look out for your neighbors. d.c. to maryland, the brutal temperatures, everybody is bundled uptight and moving pretty quick and now the word we might be seeing some snow this weekend. dulles airport hit a record low high temperature today. meteorologist melissa nord here. dangerous wind chills out there. it s going to be more of the same. can you believe it? this is not a couple day event. this is going to last beyond the next week i think even into next weekend. so we re talking about 10 days in a row, if not more, where high temperatures stay in the 20s and 30s and the lows every single night are in the teens and 20s. that record from today is a low high temperature
fund strat energy, industrials once again leading, less than 20 points away from dow 25,500 tom, you just raised your year-ending s&p target to 3,025. how did you get there? well, it s just a simple matter of e growing 13% and some expansion gets you to 3,025. so a 10% upside to the market do you think it s high enough? you know, our technician was thinking about how he thinks the base case is 3,000 so the s&p could do something several hundred points higher than that. i think 3,000 is a good base case. so weiss, we ve gotten buffett talking about the benefits of the tax plan seemed to be very positive on stocks last week it was tepper, the other day rosenstein saying he s more invested than he s been in a long time. are we getting this right? are we bullish enough to match what these other investors are seemingly thinking i think we are bullish enough, but there s that haunting feeling that we ve seen this before and it doesn t usually end well however, then you go