CUOMO: Tell us why.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Because they're pulling back from record highs. Record high stock prices but blah feeling this morning because nothing happens until this woman starts talking. The Federal Reserve chair, Janet Yellen, testifying before Congress today. What we want to know, when will wages rise and is the economy strong enough the Fed can finally raise interest rates. So, stay tuned. A big win for Google in the mobile payment wars. Google made a deal with AT&T, Verizon and T*Mobile to get the Google Wallets payment app pre-installed on Android phones. It's a tap-to-pay system. It's been around for years. Hasn't caught on much. It will now be pre-installed on those phones. And speaking of phones, iPhone keyboards are about to get a lot more diverse. Those tiny cartoon people, emojis, they'll soon be available in six different skin tones. Right now all emojis are light skinned except one Indian man in a turban and an Asian man in a traditional Chinese hat. Now you can get those annoying little people in a more diverse array.</s>CAMEROTA: Oh, thank goodness. That's so great. I can't wait to send them to Michaela and Chris and annoy them.</s>PEREIRA: I still need some curls on the emoji. Come on.</s>CAMEROTA: OK. I'll do that. All right, meanwhile, below freezing temperatures crippling the deep south with icy conditions making for a dangerous morning commute. So we will tell you what you need to know before you head out.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen Before Congress Today