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best day ever! this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. reporting tonight from central park in new york city. glor: giving, this 843-acre oasis ils in the heart of manhattan sits on land that 12,000 years ago was covered by a glacier. tonight it s covered by nearly eight inches of snow, from a blizzard that hit the northeast today, the first major storm of the season. if dumped as much as a foot and a half of snow on parts of the region. 37,000 homes and businesses lost power. the wintry weather around the country this week is blamed for at least 15 deaths. we have a team of correspondents covering the blizzard. first, don dahler in boston. reporter: massive flooding swept through boston, turning streets into slow-moving rivers, sending water into restaurants and office buildings, while forcing evacuations. firefighters rescued trapped drivers. life quickly became miserable for new englanders used to harsh weather. those who didn t stay indoors lived to regr ....
enjoys its day in the snow. best day ever! this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. reporting tonight from central park in new york city. forcing evacuations. firefighters rescued trapped drivers. life quickly became miserable for new englanders used to harsh weather. those who didn t stay indoors lived to regret it. this is a major thoroughfare in downtown boston. the snow s been coming down so heavily and the wind blowing so hard, that the snow plows haven t been able to keep up with it. strangers stepped in to help even when four-wheel drive wasn t enough. ality rockport, texas, high winds sent frigid waters pouring over the sea wall and into the streets. about 25 miles away in hull, massachusetts, cars were washed away by the rising tide. further up the coast, in situate, wind and weaves turned ice into projectiles. town manager jim bourdreau. the ice that we re afraid is going to come up and actually act like shrapnel coming off the beach so it s going to ....
three billboards cleaning up at the golden globes it was the women at hollywood taking the spotlight bringing the me too movement center stage. we ll have a full wrapup coming up i actually saw three billboards we watched it christmas day. i kind of slept through it not because it wasn t a great movie. i had eaten too much. food coma. i didn t understand it. i ll see it again. there you go. let s check in on the global markets this morning futures are still a mix. the dow and nasdaq up 0.7, 0.8 the s&p and dow up 2.5%. ten year treasury note, getting the yields right over the course of the week including on friday ending the week 2.47 where we sit at the moment. it was the short end of the curve that moves higher. we had the two year, 1.95% on friday s close the highest since 2008 more flattening of the curve last week. as we look at asia, the global rally continues with stocks closing higher. keep in mind asia s earning season kicks off this week with samsu ....
welcome to power lunch , i m michelle caruso-cabrera. stocks on the red, they did hit all-time highs before dropping and the s&p is higher up by one point. utilities, realty and tech are seagate, nvidia, a map. it s a weak day for the for pharmaceuticals. take a look at go pro, the ceo sake it will cut the workforce by 20% today it s at lower by a dollar and a half after a decline of nearly 20% blue apron is feeling blue today as well. down 17 cents. when you re on the at 3.74 stock that s a 4% decline, tyler. michelle, thank you very much creche welcome, everybody. the firm said clients were net buyers in december, resulting in one of the longest buying streaks in history visa says it will raise the 401(k) matching commitment, following the passage of the new tax bill williams added that tax cuts should have a modest effect on growth brian? thank you with you kick off this monday with the markets and your money. stocks may be mixed, but don t be fooled. ....
i m seema mody in for sara eisen. good morning. the big story that has everyone buzzing, alabama s dramatic overtile win ovove overtime win in georgia. more on that story coming up but congratulations to them. commiserations to the losing side first, let s get back to the market picture we did have plenty of record highs intraday yesterday but not all record closes. the dow did close slightly lower for the day. the s&p and the nasdaq were slightly higher. the nasdaq led the charge, up 0.3% gains were slight but they were broad, 9 out of 11 s&p sectors were higher. utilities were the best performing of them and that highlights the boring fle ing n the outperformance ten-year treasury note for you, yields rose yesterday as they were towards the end of last week we have crossed 2.5% the elusive barrier out of the 2.4s 2.5 bang-on this morning the shorter end of the curve has been rising fast yields up which supported the dollar but the shorter end leading the charge hi ....