ROMANS: All right. Time for an EARLY START on your money this morning. U.S. stocks pulled back from record highs yesterday. They're barely moving right now. Wall Street waiting to hear from this woman, Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen. She testifies before Congress today with very high stakes. The Fed debating when to raise interest rates. Raising rates too soon could hurt the recovery. Plunging oil prices may finally be scaring OPEC. Nigeria's oil minister says there could be an emergency meeting to address the crude oil crash. Now, last time OPEC met, it decided to keep the output the same instead of cutting supply to drive prices back up. But oil instead has fallen another 30 percent since then. Still, Saudi Arabia ultimately calls the shots. Oil officials there want to keep output high. Why? It's squeezing American producers; it's stealing market share, maintaining market share. iPhone keyboards are about to get more diverse. The tiny cartoon people, those emojis, will soon be different -- available in six different skin tones. And other emojis, like the princess for example, she will get more diverse. Apple has been harshly criticized for not having a diverse collection of emojis. Right now, they are all light-skinned except one Indian man in a turban and an Asian man in a traditional Chinese hat. What was your great line about that?</s>BERMAN: So now diverse, but still annoying.</s>ROMANS: Annoying, but more diverse.</s>BERMAN: All right, major storms hitting a huge part of the country right now. We'll tell you where to watch out this morning. "NEW DAY" begins right now.
Will OPEC Address Oil Production?