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Paul goodloe, thank you for the update in a snowy flagstaff along route 66. this week, proposed changes for banks. more people lost their jobs. and a burger battle heats up. theres a lot happening with the economy and msnbc financial analyst vera gibbons is here to talk about all of it. good morning to you. >> a lot of news this week. >> a wild week on wall street. what happened? >> we had a major sell-off because of all the talk about the proposals, the bank restrictions, so the dow took a ma...

Claims for jobs, thats unemployment insurance, rose by 36,000 last week, up to about 482,000. wall street economists did not expect that. it was higher than expected. after all that stimulus spending and reports that things are getting better, economists thought the total number of claims would actually go down this week. want to check the markets right now, see how investors are reacting. the dow, barely budging, its only # minutes into trading on the day so far, and wall street, well watch it ...

Welcome back to the most news in the morning. thanks for joining us on this wednesday, the 20th of january. im john roberts. >> and im kiran chetry. we have a lot of big stories in

Strawberries, which were close to their peak. >> theres been very little harvesting because nothing can ripen in this type of weather. >> reporter: like the citrus crop, its still too soon to tell. and the cost of the cold adds up in other ways, like this fire that swept through 20 units of an apartment building in jacksonville. blamed on a fireplace being used for heat. floridians will also pay for the cold in their next electric bill. saturday night florida power and light set an all-time reco...

Florida is also the nations second largest producer of strawberries, which were close to their peak. >> theres been very little harvesting because nothing can ripen in this type of weather. >> reporter: like the citrus crop, its still too soon to tell. and the cost of the cold adds up in other ways, like this fire that swept through 20 units of an apartment building in jacksonville. blamed on a fireplace being used for heat. floridians will also pay for the cold in their next electric bill. satu...

For consumption shattering the previous one set in the summer of 2005. and then theres the impact on tourism, one week is not a season but many tourists will go home with less than warm memories like lisa and brian greg from wisconsin. >> palm trees is the only reason i know im actually here and the ocean. >> not everyones unhappy with the cold. scientist frank mazzott sy down right excited by it. for years he has battled the non-native python upsetting the balance of nature in the everglades. t...

Will mean for consumers. florida is also the nations second-largest producer of strawberries which were close to their peak. >> theres been very little harvesting because nothing can ripen in this type of weather. >> reporter: like the citrus crop, its still too soon to tell. and the cost of the cold adds up in other ways like this fire that swept through 20 units of an apartment building in jacksonville, blamed on a fireplace being used for heat. floridians will also pay for the cold in the nex...