the stock was up 4%, a striking difference to the companies toyota has taken after a trump tweet mention. very different than what we've seen before. >> that is very different. what happened with these other companies like you said, boeing, lockheed, they all took this big dive. what are we supposed to read into nordstrom actually getting a bump out of all of this? >> right. it is interesting. it means are the tides changing? are people no longer looking to him to sort of sway the market one way or the other? so lockheed martin, they took a big dive. boeing took a dive but then stabilized by the end of the day. this is the first time that we've seen him tweet about something negatively and then actually see the company do well from it. we've actually also seen that kmart and sears are joining companies that are no longer going to be carrying trump branded merchandise. we'll see what happens. >> what's the deal with uber? we heard big backlash from uber, so many people across the country fans of this company. what is the future hold for uber? >> absolutely. on the other end of the spectru

he's already called out toyota on a tweet saying if you want to sell to the u.s. market they have to be produced in u.s. factories. we'll see if abe brings any sort of announcements of more factories being built in this country. >> yeah. abe whose father as foreign minister once came to washington to meet with president reagan, believe it or not. >> yes. it's in the family. i think there was always a round of golf being played as well. very significant. >> all business done on the golf course. >> that's the thing. this is a personal bond they need to forge. it's going to be really important. security, economics aside, japan is a key ally. and prime minister abe made that clear in november when he came right after the election. he was the first foreign leader to come to trump tower. >> yeah. we'll see what happens at noon. of course then again at 1:00. meanwhile, as you know the dow, nasdaq, s&p hit fresh record highs this morning. the president making comments on taxes yesterday saying a phenomenal announcement is coming soon. weighing in on the markets, future of

about the toyota investment in mexico. there's already been a japanese company that has announced they're not going to put a plant in mexico now, probably in the united states. that is already having some effect. the balance in autos is not going to change. what prime minister abe would very much like is to renew the japanese-u.s. portion of the t.p.p. in some form on a bilateral base ains probably the most important part, the valuable part of the t.p.p. in the united states was the japan part because it is essential lay mini free trade agreement with japan. prime minister wants that also because he wants to structurally reform the japanese economy. what he'll want to do is probably get president trump to move toward some form of bilateral agreement between the two and taking a lot of those elements of t.p.p. already negotiated. >> and part of t.p.p. the biggest issue also was the issue about currencies as well. it seems like the prime minister wants to avoid this issue all together this weekend, but do you think he'll hav

looks fantastic. >> this morning's eye opener presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off, so anthony mason is with us again. >> good morning. >> good to have you here. as you wake up in the west, 50 million people in the northeast are getting slammed by a winter snowstorm. the dangerous storm is intensi y intensifying bringing whiteout conditions and high wind across the region. several inches of snow are falling each hour. snows in boston, philadelphia closed. >>> a dozen states from west virginia to maine are under some type of winter weather advisory. some places will get hit with more than a foot of snow. so we've got reporters all around the country in the storm's path in new jersey, philadelphia, new york and boston, too. jury riee jury rica duncan has more. >> reporter: the snow is pretty soft but coming down since about 3:00 this morning and it just continues to accumulate, at least six inches has fallen already. people are pretty much staying off the roadway as emergency officials are urged t

it was amazing, amazing. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie rose is off so anthony mason is with us. >> good morning. >> good morning. >>> more than 50 million people are waking up to a winter snowstorm that is slamming the northeast. the dangerous storm is intensifying as rush hour begins bringing white yout conditions and high inches. in some areas snow will fall each hour. skoogts are closed including those in new york city philadelphia, and boston. >> the powerful system is moving north through new england. a dozen states are under some type of weather advisory. some places will get more than a foot of snow. we've got storms all around the country. jersey philadelphia new york and boston too. jericka duncan is in chester county that's in new jersey where the snow is coming down pretty fast. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the snow so far is pretty light. it started falling at about 3:00 this morning. let me set the scene. we're in the park where p

and remember the president has tweeted about that. and also keep this in mind, toyota gets a lot of its vehicles that they sell here in the united states something like 500,000 from plants up in canada. so the question becomes, okay, if you're going to be slapping an import tariff on those vehicles out of mexico, what about the ones coming in from canada? >> yeah. i think we're going to remember that 65% number for a while, phil, as this debate continues to rage. >> thanks so much, phil. when we come back, it is being called the most controversial ad of the super bowl last night. coming from building supply company 84 lumber. owner and president maggie hardy magerko will join us to discuss their strategy, the border wall impact of their ad, stay with us. soins arrid. desigfo sinr drrrid.trodin fitix30 crosso desigfo whspci daiurbph. your do abouyour,k ouisthgh s. ot tcif u tafopain >>> good morning everybody. i'm sue herera. here's your cnbc news update at this hour. delegations from russia, turkey, iran and the u.n. are meeting today

while i give petey a few more treats >> earlier this month, his toyota tweet tanked the stock. it shorted the second after his tweet as the stock tanked we closed our short and made a profit. huge profit. and we donated other profits here. now when president trump tweets, we save a puppy. they're doing, they're giving their money to the aspca. and what we learned it's located in new york city, we found an amazing animal, like. this one is based in arlington, lucky dog animal rescue and they help place dogs all over the dmv and we thought how can we not have a dog while doing this story? if you're interested in adopting petey, you can, and to tell you a little bit more about the extended forecast he actually couldn't tell me how much money they've donated to the aspca, if you're really into math, i guess you can work backwards and then figure out how theiring a gabor rhythm works and making money off of shorting these stocks, they did say that after a recent tweet posted about delta, just two days ago there was a protest at the airports and how donald trump responded, they said