sal and rosemary will be busy. thank you for joining us tuesday morning. february 7th. i m pam cook. i m dave clarkw. refollowing the big storm happening now. we have team coverage for you. paul chambers live in sonoma. he is all over the place. you are where a road is flooded. obviously sal your hands are full watching the roads and several crashes. first let s go to rosemary. what s the latest? it s coming down. the main event happening right now and over the next few hoursf. you have to be out this morning be prepared. we are looking at rain and wind and it is really coming down at times. we have flooding going on. we will start here in the napa river where areas saint helena looks like has reached flood stage at this point. we will go two feet or more than that to almost two and a half or nearly three feet above flood stage as we get into the 9:00 hour. minor to moderate flooding expected in and around saint helena especially on the lower part of town. in napa also ex
kentucky. fox business will bring it to you live. a top aid saying the president will once again speak directly to the american people away from the dc noise. it s important for him to stay connected to the folks who truly supported him throughout this unbelievable journey. but he also wants to make sure that people understand what he s trying to do with health care in this country and making sure that all americans don t just have coverage, but they have the care that they need. we spend every waking moment in the white house making sure that americans who are sick, have what they need to be well. he spends every waking moment making sure america is a better place. so you will see about budget, about taxes, getting rid of regulation and, yes, about health care. liz: let s take it to our own jeff flock live on the scene in louisville. jeff. i tell you. if you thought there was any kind of fading of the enthusiasm for donald trump, there you go, given that poll that showed
a panel who covered the supreme court for many years. tony has covered the court since 1979 first for gwinnett news service and u.s.a. today. he joined the washington legal times in 2000 and continued as a host correspondent after it merged into the national law journal. david next to tony has been with the los angeles times since 1981 and covering the court since 1986. he started at the same time justice scalia started. and also in recent years he covered the courts for the chicago tribune. he wrote the latest decision of he guide to the supreme court. adam on my immediate write covered the supreme court eight years ago but has a long history with the times which he first joined as a copy boy after graduating from college and then returned with a law degree in 1992 joining their legal department advising the paper and representing it in litigation. a decade later he became a reporter covering legal issues. and on my left aryan is a reporter and producer for cnn politics cove
do we want more of this? maybe not. new polls from three swing states, trump now leads in two, tied in the other. and those same polls check the issue of trust, trump is a very big winner there. you might want to put this one in the never thought they d do it file. the republican platform will say build that wall, how about that? july 13th, 2016, what a year, what a show! varney & company is about to begin. all right, we re starting with the new poll from quinnipiac this morning and what it could mean for your money. the poll have the swing states going for trump. now, we start with ohio where it s a dead heat. 41-41. look at florida, trump 42-clinton 39. the swing here is extraordinary. in the last quinnipiac poll in florida, hillary was up by 8. now she s down by 3. how about pennsylvania? trump 43-clinton 41. whoa, interesting polls indeed. fiscal times columnist liz peek is here and i want to address the financial side of these polls. it s the swing away from hillar
the heat will stay in the forecast for tonight. coming up, we ll take a look at the forecast and what it means for your weekend. also tonight, the donald trump vice presidential announcement gets hijacked. he said he would introduce his pick tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. but the rumors and speculations went wild. it started about 12:30 today, that s when the first report came out that governor mike pence was going to be trump s pick. but by 2:30, nbc s kelly o donnell reported no decision had been made. and there s a divide among the trump family over who should be chosen. less than an hour later, we heard from one of the family members, donald trump jr. live on msnbc. he said his father had not made a choice. but would decide this afternoon. bottom line, we re still waiting for tomorrow s official announcement, which will happen in just about 18 hours from now. one thing everybody seems to agree upon, one of these three men will be trump s vice president. chris christie,