even if ripping up documents is one of his weird unexplainable quirks, it gives off the stench of something more nefarious, given how he is consistently acting above the law, and has been, his entire life. joining me now, omarosa marigold newman, she is a former trump senior official, former director of communications for the office of public liaison, she s known donald trump since she competed as a contestant on the very first season of the apprentice, back in 2004. she is a new york times bestselling author of the book unhinged. and insiders account of the trump white house. she has run into some travel difficulties this morning, but she joins us now from her phone, omarosa, we are glad to have, you thank you for being with us. i remember this, you talking about this, in your book. you talked about the fact that. what does he do? he tries to destroy papers? he puts something in his mouth? hello. thank you so much for your patience, with me. yes.
in new york on tuesday. so we ll talk more about the timing of the snow and the cold coming up in just a bit as well and where travel difficulties will be today and tomorrow. single digits in atlanta. i don t know if i have a coat for 6 degrees. there s even a chance for flurries. 20% chance for snow tuesday morning in atlanta, georgia. i do have boots though. you re covered. we re good. i m ready. a new jobs report this week. and new mortgage rules. a look ahead at the week on wall street. reporter: it s the first full trading week of 2014 and superstitious investigators will watch stocks closely giving us a clue on how markets will do for the rest of the year. the thinking is if s&p 500 post a gain in the first five days of january, it will be up for the entire year. it s more than just a belief. according to the stock traders almanac, it s correct. nearly 85% of the time.
wired. that s okay because there s lots of news this morning. up first this morning, heads about to roll. at jp morgan chase. according to bloomberg, the firm s entire london staff could be dismissed. the banking giant also expected to accept the resignation of this woman, ina drew. pulling down a salary of over $15 million a year. drew and two other company executives being held accountable for a stunning $2 billion loss. ceo jamie dimon doing damage control on sunday talk shows is. it was a stupid thing that, you know, we should never have done but we re still going to earn a lot of money this quarter. it isn t like this company is jeopardized. we hurt ourselves and credibility, yes, that we have to fully expect and pay the price for that. christine romans is here with us this morning. how much worse is this going to get? i know we were hearing about billion dollar loss, they re going to weather it. the big question is why should we care. the real damage here is f
precipitation start off as rain. it is not raining in new york city but it is quickly heading in your direction. we ll see interior portions the northeast and start to see snow later on tonight by 6:00 p.m. tuesday. as the system quickly heads towards the northeast we ll expect most of rain to be done across the d.c., new york city area by midnight tonight. the known coming down across interior portions of the northeast. quickly heading out by wednesday afternoon. we expect most of the precipitation to be done in the northeast. pacific northwest if you re doing traveling out there today, tomorrow even as we head into thursday you re looking at big-time travel delays out there with rain and snow. how much are we talking about? two to four inches along interior portions of the northeast there is one little spot that could see up to more snow, up to eight inches right off lake erie. keep an eye on that that could be posing travel difficulties. like we mentioned mostly a rainmaker from the
downgrade the nation s credit even if a deal is reached. even if a deal is reached. it s a aaa, nearly as good as cash or gold and has been almost from the begin. losing that status would raise interest rates for all of us, make mortgages cost more, stifle the economy, possibly trigger a run on the dollar. tonight, president obama restated his desire for a deal that includes tax increases on wealthier americans as well as spending cuts. he cited statistics appealing to bipartisanship and invoked the words of ronald reagan and also acknowledged how sharply divided washington is while trying to channel a bipartisan frustration among americans for what goes on in washington. take a look. i realize that a lot of the new members of congress and i don t see eye to eye on many issues. but we were each elected by some of the same americans for some of the we were each elected by some of the same americans for the same reasons. yes, many want government to start living within its