i think people are interested in that. >> this is steve moor here 20 years ahead of your time you lookw, and they've all got version of the steve forbes flat tax you mentioned ben carson, ted cruz rand paul, congratulations on that. is there. >> have you have been pushing this -- >> yeah. well, i mean fantastic i wonder when of these tax plans i am not asking you to endorse a candidate but maybe a tax plan when one do you think best. >> right now impressed with what carson put on the table i think in terms of how he deals with business taxes, and the like. but the others have plenty of opportunities to tweak and i am glad that you've got several candidates promoting variations of the flat tax i hope they get the federal reserve stop mucking around with integrity of the u.s. dollar i hope one proposes hospitals clinics health-care providers have to post prices so people can see, what they are going to be charging when they go for treatments people are having more co-pays about about deduct i believe so we need transparency i hope substance not just shooting each other in 1980 reagan cam

tony sayegh, steve moore, star parker are back with us to talk about that. ave bush, christie, rubio and kasich. they're the four horsemen of the establishment if you will. how do these guys beat the establishment rap? >> well, i've been saying if you look back over last six months, david, people said stars of republican party are these governors, they're the real shining stars and yet the governors just haven't performed. three or four of them are out already. i will make this point about this debate tonight. i think make-or-break debate for all these of those positives, jeb bush, chris christie, and john kasich. one of them has to step up. i think their line has to be this. i can win. i am a governor. i know how to balance a budget. something all three guys have done. david: star, the most important not how you can govern, whether you can beat hillary. which of those four people are about poverty issues and things they have done in their respective states. we'll see in this particular debate they make the case that federal system the way that we should be g

you worry about the economy. >> steve moore was just on here.e was making the point that he is concerned about recession coming back in 2016. gerri willis, thank you so much. great to have a handle, as scary as it is, on all the sec errors. we have the guy who understand that markets better than anyone else. bill gross. we will get his advice on where it is best to be. that is coming up next. ♪ wealth management strategy the same way to create a financial plan built to last from generation to generation. we'll listen. we'll talk. we'll plan. baird. legalzoom has your back. for your business, our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. marcoto criticize him fornfair missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three yea

this administration, steve moore hits it spot on. the rhetoric between fakes and regulation, the on reason i think we are doing as well as we are is muscle memory. >> that's well put. we are the cleanest dirty shirt in the laundry. but those claws are slipping against the pressures of the global economic circumstances and china leading in the that down. there is no leadership in term of the country and central bangs. none of the central bang policies have proven to be effective. now what we are seeing is the buy and hold and certainly by the dips mentality is out the window. >> where can the growth come from? i don't think we'll have a rescission, but i think we could have a quarter of negative growth. what will pick up the economy from a policy point of view? they rated rate a little bit, but there -- they raised rates a little bit. but is there not much more the fed can do. the budget deficit is rising. i think there are no bullets left, except one big one. a corporate income tax right now. charles: let me ask you, steve. if the fe

joining us is steve moore and bgc partners, and steve cortez. steve, i begin with you.e a good number for the stock market? >> even though it's early, i had my coffee. i think the safe guess if i'm going to channel johnny carson -- it would be around 200,000 because that's where we have been all year. my guess is we are going to be in that range. anything that gets near 30,000 would 30,000 -- 300,000 is really strong it's significant that it was much worse than 2014. year over year we del sell -- deexecellerateed and a that's important. >>> what's the most important thing we should pay attention to? sit wages? >> i think we will get a good job number. maybe 250 or something. this is the at least important jobs number. you talk let's compare 2014 and 2015, the big deal is 2016 and how the world has changed in the last 7 or 8 days. for corporate profit, these things are showing a real downward trend. this the may be the peek job month that we will have for a while. >> charles, do you buy that? i. >> i think my buddy contradicted himself. if you look at all the economic da

steve: moore school calendar changes are being discussed right now. the school board meeting is underway in terry. the board is considering switching schedules for 12 schools, including nine traditional elementary schools into year-round schools. the big question is will it anna low performing schools? the true impact, the board says they won't be voting on it anytime soon. also on the agenda, enrollment for next school year -- six school years will remain capped and six more will become cap. anna: tonight, president obama proposes new national standards for unemployment benefits that look very different from what in place back in 2013. a local economist is sounding alarms about why we should care. jon camp joins us live now from the capital. reporter: the president would double the amount of time folks in north carolina would be benefits. warm reception from the economists are saying before to be done. president obama: we have to take steps to modernize our unemployment insurance. reporter: over the weekend, the president jumpstarted that perception.

economist steve moore is with me now. steve, thanks for joining me. >> hi, diedre.iedre: what do you think of this report as a referendum of the economy? >> pretty good referendum around 2015, diedre. diedre: a lacking indicator. >> yeah. i don't know if it tells us much about 2016 people's no. it was a blockbuster report we got about -- over 300,000 jobs when you include the previous months. one of the things i was really cheered about in this report was that almost half a million new workers entered the labor force. and as you and i have talked about so many times on this show the problem with the economy for the last seven years has been, you know, the big reduction in people entering the labor force. so that was a positive sign. those -- that's the good -- by the way, the job gains were pretty much across the board. manufacturing was weak but construction jobs were strong, which is consistent with a lot of building and housing. the bad news is that wages fell a little tick and that's consistent with a -- diedre: so i'm glad you say that. because i didn't notice

for more on what we can expect, back with our panel, ed rollin, judy miller, steve moore.xpect out of the president tuesday night? >> i expect full liberal legacy mode. >> really? that's shocking. >> instead of no drama, we're going to have drama obama. what is at stake in the future? and we'll hear a lot about guns. we have seen the tears. now we're going to see the appeal. we'll hear about gitmo and how he wants to close it still. we're going to hear about the things he's accomplished briefly and then move on to this vision and hope for the future. back to the future. >> and yet, ed, national security is the number one issue on the minds of the american people. >> he decided that's not his -- he's going to let that -- he inherited it and whoever comes in will inherit the message that is left. i agree with judy. it is a legacy speech. the last time he had a big audience to watch. and i think that reality is he's not going to talk about how he can cooperate with congress or here is my agenda for next year, it is going to be what i've done and what i'm going to do, i'm one

maria: steve moore, your take away. >> and fox rocks, great job last night.it, raising the roof with fox. >> that's not bad. >> maria, it's trump and the rest of the field right now. everybody is chasing this guy. for six months they've been saying he's going away. ladies and gentlemen, this man is not going away he's an amazing retail politician. and number three, republicans if they're going to beat hillary talked so much about that last night they have to find a message that doesn't just appeal to conservatives, but to latinos and asians and other groups and i worry that if they sound anti-immigration and anti-trade, that's not a great message for the party. maria: art laffer. >> i was going to say what steve said during the break, 100 points on the dow, we're buyers. maria: is that what you do, anthony? and when does this market find a bottom? what's the metric for you? >> not yet. we're in a cautious stance in skybridge, but soon. maria: soon you think? >> a republican president, dow 20. >> 30 maybe. maria: because you're talking about tax reform. gentle

warren buffet says he pays a lower percentage than his secretary, that's disgusting, right, steve moore? >> if you are an economist, this is a prevalent myth. it's been around for 10 years, warren buffet keeps saying it. he's not -- what does warren buffet do? he owns companies. the companies pay a lot of tax. if you take into account all those taxes warren buffet tax rate is higher. john: according to forbes * the secretary makes between $200,000 and $400,000 a year. >> most of this money comes from capital gains. he's not paying a lower tax rate than his secretary. john: people say if you raise taxes on the rich, i will have more equality. >> we have a great experiment on that. we have 50 states with different tax rates. the states with high tax rates like california and new york have more income inequality than the states with zero income tax rates. john: why would that be? >> i think it's because there are fewer opportunities. if there aren't rich people there are fewer opportunities to make money. i don't understand why we want to villianize the people who are the backbone of the a

steve moore is all about growth in all about lower taxes. your thoughts here.houghts on hillary clinton's tax plan. i am curious to have you weigh her plan on bernie sanders. >> hi, trish. a couple of things. you talk about .1% reduction in growth rate. let me just give you a number on that. after 10 years, our economy will be $200 million smaller. $200 billion smaller. the entire state of pennsylvania we would lose. that is an enormous number. she has literally trillions of spending programs and infrastructure. non-expanded healthcare. the numbers do not add up. you cannot pay for all of that spending, trish, bye just taxing the rich at the very top. you'll have to go after the middle-class. >> again, as i said, you can put it on a piece of paper. you can figure it out. >> it is basic math. i would love to make another point about this, trish. i think it is very important. consider politically savvy. they do not need it all. >> worrying about them going against you. >> that is true. talking about millionaires. talking about less than half a percent. what do yo

you here as we continue watching this sell-off on wall street from charleston, south carolina, steve moore and steve cortes. reporter: type for a check on the markets. we have another sell-off going on. the dow off 350 point. the s & p and snas bac -- and nq down. so much of oil has been affecting the bigger markets. brent crude dropping below $30 a share for the first time in nearly 12 years. shares of met life dropping after the company announced selling off part of it business. general motors add to it dividend and add to it stock repurchase program. trish: in the last 45 minute we have started to see this market accelerate in terms of its loss. we are down almost 400 points as we get closer and closer to the final hour of trade. lori rothman is joining us with more. sudden acceleration? reporter: we are accelerating here. 2:45 eastern time. so there is time to the closing bell. the price of oil is holding at $30 a barrel. oil and stocks have been doing this dance, up in tandem and down in tandem in recent sessions but that's not the case here today. the selling pressure on stocks is in

warren buffet says he pays a lower percentage than his secretary, that's disgusting, right, steve moore if you are an economist, this is a prevalent myth. it's been around for 10 years, warren buffet keeps saying it. he's not -- what does warren buffet do? he owns companies. the companies pay a lot of tax. if you take into account all those taxes warren buffet tax rate is higher. john: according to forbes * the secretary makes between $200,000 and $400,000 a year. >> most of this money comes from capital gains. he's not paying a lower tax rate than his secretary. john: people say if you raise taxes on the rich, i will have more equality. >> we have a great experiment on that. we have 50 states with different tax rates. the states with high tax rates like california and new york have more income inequality than the states with zero income tax rates. john: why would that be? >> i think it's because there are fewer opportunities. if there aren't rich people there are fewer opportunities to make money. i don't understand why we want to villianize the people who are the backbone of the ameri

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warren buffet says he pays a lower percentage than his secretary, that's disgusting, right, steve mooreare an economist, this is a prevalent myth. it's been around for 10 years, warren buffet keeps saying it. he's not -- what does warren buffet do? he owns companies. the companies pay a lot of tax. if you take into account all those taxes warren buffet tax rate is higher. john: according to forbes * the secretary makes between $200,000 and $400,000 a year. >> most of this money comes from capital gains. he's not paying a lower tax rate than his secretary. john: people say if you raise taxes on the rich, i will have more equality. >> we have a great experiment on that. we have 50 states with different tax rates. the states with high tax rates like california and new york have more income inequality than the states with zero income tax rates. john: why would that be? >> i think it's because there are fewer opportunities. if there aren't rich people there are fewer opportunities to make money. i don't understand why we want to villianize the people who are the backbone of the american econ

no relation to steve moore. how did the food gets so good here?there with anything in new york. >> america's heritage. the only unique food in america. charlie: let's get the politics. i would not quite call it a civil war. there is a really spirited exchange going on right now. donald trump has always been going at it with cruz. right now, you have some very bitter infighting. jeb bush, marco rubio. it cannot be good for the party. the current senator -- we have seen the primaries. leading to a good nominee. democrats in 2008. our party is competing right now. for the future of the country. hillary clinton has been hiding. who watches that stuff? >> the republican party across the country. i am excited. people are excited. it is a great hang. okay. fundraisers. particularly the establishment. somebody maxi have to leave. we need one guy to go against a nonestablishment candidate. who do you think that will be? >> i am interested in voters. we will see what happens there. going onto new hampshire higher. what candidates remain in the race. why vot

dagen: jack, steve moore, steve courtney, charles, joni and keith mccollough, "varney & company" starts now. stuart, over to you. stuart: thank you very much indeed, i'll take it. the 2016 newscast cade rolls on, money, jobs, terror, we're only a week in. good morning, afternoon, after an 800 point drop in four days, the dow will open higher today, up about 160 odd points. here is the background to that. china stocks stabilize, 292,000 new the jobs created, modest by historical standards. the new normal in the obama years, but hourly earnings unchanged. that's important. terror, two arrests in america of muslim refugees, one in texas and one in california. they have ties to isis. texas governor abbott says halt the resettlement of these refugees in america. and politics, trump goes at hillary clinton on women's rights and brings in bill cosby and anthony weiner. more politics, the widow of chris kyle, the american sniper, goes right at president obama on guns. we've got it all. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ all right. we know the market's going to open a little bit higher this

tisha: a mother talks about losing her daughter who love to steve: healthsteve: moore school closing, the wake county school system, duke university, unc chapel hill, all closed tomorrow. more troops headed to the middle east to fight isis. there are 10,000 iraqi troops, but the pentagon and the iraqi government say 24,000 will be needed to dislodge the terrorism group and muzzle and retake -- m osul and retake the city. >> the reason we need new trainers is because that is the next step and generating combat power needed to liberate mosul. on an isis cast storage low -- cash storage location. this is the ninth time it has been hit. they think that tens of millions of dollars in currency has been destroyed. >> officials say a child was an otherwise healthy child, but got sick last tuesday and taken to the urgent care. the little girl had the flu, but her mom thought she seemed ok until saturday. her kidneys were failing. three hours later, she was gone. she wanted to be a singer. announcer: i hear her singing right now. -- tisha: i hear her singing right now. her mother says she did n

lot about crushing employee benefit obligations, former hostess ceo greg rayburn and economist steve mooregood to have both you guys here. greg, you know a lot about this, as ceo of hostess you watched what that would mean when you had employee obligations that became so astronomical the company actually had to declare bankruptcy. >> exactly. in our case, back then there were pensions involved along with health care obligations but any one of them by themselves would have had the same effect and i think what you see with this next stage of obamacare, you have to treat it like a regulation. so there is been a lot of complaining by businesses, small businesses over last few years. all the regulations that come down from washington that hamper and really disincentivize them to invest and grow their business. this is just another layer of that. trish: why would you invest in your business and hire that 50th employee, right? if it is actually going to cost you that much more money. let's not forget, steve, employers are rational, they're rational people. they're individuals based on whether or

steve moore is with us. definitely has an influence of the market on the election. it is a dangerous game to start correlating the stock market with presidents. >> it is. you go back 100 years. herbert hoover lost the election because of the stock market. jimmy carter lost the election because of the stock market. john mccain was still feeling the sting of that loss of 2008. early october of 2008. john mccain has a slight lead on barack obama. it was all over. look. the political point here is that there is no question. if the stock market continues to do as poorly this year as it has so far this year, it is hard to see how a democrat can win. >> the dow was 6600. >> unemployment was double digits. home prices have come back. how have they encountered all of that. it feels like this he said she said thing alternately. >> that is exactly the argument i would make. the dow was at 7000. now it is at 11,000. whatever the numbers are. there was a really good response to this. marco rubio said, we want to see wher

neil: that would be like having steve moore, chief economist at jpmorgan together like back and forth, back and forth. stuart: i'd love it, frankly. neil: that was awesome. thanks very much. we are following a not so awesome, more like crazy day in the dow. i know this sounds a little crazy. i will show you these numbers here. we've been all over the map. we had a jobs number which was off the charts better than expected. almost 300,000 jobs created. so that was apparently taking the monkey off this market's back. now they're whining about, wait a minute, that means the federal reserve could tighten. these ungrateful sobs. this is what they do. wait a minute, they do commercial. anyway, anyway, we have latest what is going on. it has been a win sawing market. connell mcshane to put it into perspective. whatever happens, connell, i think it is safe to assume we'll not finish the first week positive. >> right. neil: there are definitely worries there. what is going on here. >> definitely not out on a limb on that one. best we hope is stability. we barely can find that even with the bett

steve moore, thanks a lot. appreciate it. >> let's start with mcdonald's.om to grow. >> the one thing i do like about mcdonald's is they do pay a very healthy yield. microsoft style dividend. this volatile world, something to embrace. i like that they are getting healthier. asking me, a vegetarian if i like mcdonald's. i am shocked that mcdonald's is well above $100 per share. if the trend is your friend, it is higher. >> people have to invest outside of the things they necessarily like. having said that, what are some of the names that you like? i am comfortable with that. i still believe that facebook is the ultimate growth stocks. that will provide a boost to sales. they do announce earnings on wednesdays. i am telling everybody five-10-15% correction on facebook. truly an incredible buying opportunity. >> the stock is here to stay. apple gave up a lot. the sales in china will be very important. every time they report, china sales have been phenomenal. >> that is the thing. apple and facebook. modern technology stock. very different points. facebook is s

for more, let's bring in steve moore, a retired special agent with the fbi and also cnn contributor. you used to be with the fbi. from your experience, the response which is underway right now, essentially to wait, is that the same response regardless of who is inside that building? guys with guns, let's say, if they were a pro isis group, if they were the same guys with the same guns inside that building, would be the response be the same? >> it would be the same based on the tactical situation. who can they hurt in there if they can hurt each other. if they start firing out the windows at law enforcement, maybe that will change things. or maybe you just get back a little ways. there is no real reason at this point to go in, and the fbi knows that. and they learned that the hard way at the branch davidian. >> waco in texas. >> 100 people died in that. it was a suicide, however, it was provoked by the fbi intervention. >> so the bottom line here is, whoever is inside, whatever the demands are in a situation like this, the fbi will wait them out. >> they should. >> how long will they

channel 13's stephanie moore steve king yesterday ... about the governor's statements. king did not hold back. he told us the governor's son about cruz's stance on renewable fuels ... he questioned the governor's parenting skills ... said the governor owed cruz an apology ... and said the governor was driving nails the nation status. 'i think it hurts iowas first in lose it and i will fight to keep it and by the way just over a week ago i had a significant role for holding iowa together as a first lose it well look back at this time, well look back at yesterday, january 19th 2016 as the day the process started when the governor attacked ted cruz and didnt stick to the truth. today we went back to governor branstad to ask about congressman king's statements. the governor says he stands by everything he said about ted cruz. 1626-1747 'i interviewed congressman king yesterday and he said he wants you to correct you still standing by what you said? well first of all im the governor of iowa and renewable energy is really important to our state and mr. cruz introduced legisla

steve moore is with us, great to have him with us on this monday morning. here is that the global economy, if i sacrumbling that's the long word, but in part due to chinament how slow is this, steve. >> last week i was on the show and you asked me what countries i liked and i was worried about china. china doesn't get the free market thing. their economy has been growing the last 20 years at 10% and now growing at 4 or 5% and that feels like a recession for china compared to before. manufacturing has definitely slowed in china. their output is decreasing and when your output decreases, your incomes decrease and china has actually become an important market to the united states and other countries. the second thing that i find more fascinating, what china put in place is circuit breakers on their stock market. now, that never works. that doesn't work in the united states and latin american countries and it's not working in china. absolutely, you tell you can't sell your stocks, you're locked in. that causes a panic and that's what's happening in china right

ashley: we shall see, steve moore, thanks so much. and democrats. a debate last night that had hillary clinton and bernie sanders at each other's throats. >> instead of paying $10,000 to blue cross or blue shield, yes, some middle class families would be paying slightly more in taxes, but the result would be that that middle class family would be saving some $5,000. >> i will not raise taxes on the middle class. i want to raise incomes. >> well her campaign was saying, bernie sanders fought for universal health care for my entire life, he wants to end medicare and medicaid and the children's health insurance program, that is nonsense. >> he has voted with the n.r.a., with the gun lobby numerous times. he's criticized president obama for taking donations from wall street. ashley: it says at the bottom, hillary gets berned. and did anybody watch it, 9:00 at night on a holiday weekend. anyway, former miss america joins us now, kirsten, thank you for being here. >> a spirited debate. i watched it, me and my husband did. ashley: you're pol

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steve moore is with me right now. steve, indonesia has been hit by a number of terrorist attacks over the years. the biggest was the bali fwoming in 2002. there was also an attack in 2003. the marriott hotel hit by a suicide bomber. >> that was my case. >> you took the lead for the fbi investigation. the others were linked to al qaeda? >> yes. >> this one was linked to ice miss . >> that's the sea change. indonesia and philippines. i think what's happening is isis is taking their membership away into this new group. and he is really changing it, because what's going to happen and what the future is going to be the new attack is going to be the new 9/11. you do 20 or 30 of these attacks and it has the same effect. >> they're a home grown islamic terrorist group? >> yes, they are. they work mainly in indonesia and in the southern philippines. this new group works through indonesia and up the malai peninsula. it's actually west of where the other one was. >> how much of these guys actually loyal to isis. and how much is i

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steve d.: the weight county -- wade county school system is more. tisha: johnson, lee, moore, and rocky mount are also closed. roanoke rapids is also closed as well. good evening, everyone. i am tisha powell. steve d.: good evening, i am steve daniels. many closed places are scrolling screen. right now we are taking a live look at the raleigh skyline, and you can see that nothing is folly right now, but that will change tonight. chris hohmann is in our storm center and he is tracking the system. he is going to lay out the impact for all of us. chris: a major winter storm for all of us, especially the further north and west you are. a check it the thunderstorms of

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tim moore shooting down a proposed 10% raise for teachers across the state. steve: the house speaker saying the idea is not realistic, making these comments after several superintendents from across the state spoke to lawmakers and rally. yesterday the state superintendent floated the idea of a 10% raise as part of her goals for the year. one superintendent says recruitment and retention both remain a big issue. had a very significant teacher year. >> i would like to cs develop a differentiated pay plan on top of an across-the-board raise, the opportunity for a teacher to make more as they take on additional responsibilities and grow within their profession. steve: the state house speaker says he is in favor of raises for teachers, but closer to a more attainable 2%. on the real estate game, a 146-year-old mansion in down 10 -- downtown rally now has a new owner. it is across the street from the executive mansion. governor mccrory announced the state has settled the offer on the 146-year-old mansion. a council of state agenda released last week lists down the buyer

he says then it shot him out. , captain moore has a nasty gash on his head and broken left hand , but he will be back to work steve: check this out. guarded by a goose. oklahoma city police say the bird patrols the station, protecting them from skunks. thanks to the fine-feathered officer, the smelly critters have indeed stayed away. police say the goose enjoys greeting them, it patrols the parking lot, and it likes to eat doughnuts as well. officers are now trying to come up with a name. a robot can now do in one second what it took you years to do as a kid. stacey: this is incredible. a robot can solve a rubik's cube in less than 1.2 seconds. this video has been viewed over 4 million times on youtube. the creators have applied for this to be certified as a world record. a 14-year-old kentucky boy set the human record of 4.9 seconds. steve: i have never solve a rubik's cube. after a false report of his death more than 3 decades ago, the question of whether actor abe vigoda was still alive became somewhat of a running joke. there was even a website set up that question. today, that website was updated with the new

steve temperatures about to nose dive. when highs will only reach the 20s. we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable expected. more speed. demand. more places to make more they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 30 meg internet, tv, and phone. plus free installation, with a one hour arrival window, tv equipment and epix included.

steve: let's take a look at the tuesday evening drive home. i-40 coming meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we need an internet that can do more. we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. now we can connect more devices, at the same time. hi grandma and grandpa! ha, look at that! [laughs] time warner cable even has an internet plan for us. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per moner month and ask about free installation. steve: this warm-up today was really what we needed to melt some of the stuff away. tisha: exactly. we should keep this going, chris? chris: we will get it back. it's not going to get bowel that cold. a little cooler. if you -- it's not going to get all that cold. a little cooler. temperatures are not bad at all. 40 through the evening hours. 60 one at rdu. even near the virginia border where you had a pretty tense snowpack, still some on the ground there. rdu, 56 degrees. a lot of sunshine to start our day. officially at the airport it is down to 52. 49 in south hill. 5

sara moore, jackson schabell, mark schutzman, audrey stith production team " director: matthew wilson " music director: j. r. cassidy, kentucky symphony orchestra conductor " vocal director: steve hinnenkamp " choreographer: maggie perrino " costume designer: alison lechlak " wig designer: stacy vest select bios j.r. cassidy music director kentucky symphony orchestra kso music director james cassidy founded the kso in 1992 to make symphonic music attractive, accessible and affordable. filling northern kentucky with engaging music and opportunities for families, students and musicians from around the region to experience and create a new blend of culture and entertainment has been cassidy's raison d'etre. collaboration has been key to the kso 24 seasons including numerous appearances and joint productions with the carnegie including oliver, the sound of music and two cities / two bands the music tears and chicago. kso subsidiary groups the flood wall jazz quintet and the newport ragtime band have also appeared in concert at the carnegie. sarah viola glinda sarah viola has performed operatic and musical theater roles in america and europe with such companies as opera santa barbar

computer. he's locked up on $25 thousand bond. thomas moore's president, david armstrong, marshall is on administrative leave. armstrong has appointed steve safety. and we will bring you more information once we get it. >>> wrong way driver in boone county causes a serious crash and we're learning more information on the crash on north ben road that sent two people to the hospital. >> right now, 22-year-old, daniel is at the uc medical center. right now she's clinging to life. she's the one behind the wheel of the car that they believe caused the crash this morning. in the boone county sheriff office, they are trying to determine what led to the crash. this was the scene early this morning. take a look at the two vehicles. you could see the blue honda barely even recognizable as a it was that badly damaged. investigators tell us around 5:20 that morning, car was travelling southbound in the northbound lane, driving into traffic. we're told on -- sideswiped one car. debris landed in another car's windshield. he collided head on to the truck. the first responders on the scene. found the woman, along with the man, and both drivers had to be

steve: i transportation hub build as the source of new jobs is also the source of anger tonight. tisha: meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed, like 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, and phone. plus free installation, with a one hour arrival window, tv equipment and epix included. tisha: in johnston county tonight, anger about who knew what and when. steve: people saying they were railroaded by a project that the state said would create 15 hundred new jobs, but a lot of people say it could cost them their homes. tisha: we are live where the johnston county board of commissioners is holding a meeting. >> this is a close-door meeting with no agenda. they will say that it is about that rail deal. folks will be inside protesting, more than a dozen so far. >> one of the nation's largest frail -- freight railroads

steve king. king endorsed cruz last month... and today, king said governor branstad's statements, will hurt the iowa caucuses... channel 13's stephanie moore talked with representative king today... stephanie. congressman king didn't hold back when he defended senator cruz and suggested the governor should check his facts before he said such a strong statement. "i think it was out of character for the governor to take such a bold the statements that he made i wish hed been listening to someone other than his son when he was getting his information on ted cruzs positions and policy.' governor branstad made his comments yesterday after addressing a room of alternative energy supporters at the iowa renewable fuels summit. branstad's son eric has led a bi-partisan group of renewable fuels supporters who believe cruz's previous opposition to renewable energy puts him at odds with the interests of iowa's alternative fuel efforts. king said today, cruz supports renewable fuels and introduced a broader plan that would eliminate subsidies for petroleum and open up the e-p-a. king also said branstad's statements put the iowa caucuses at risk.... 'if

, julianne moore. [ applause ] >> here are the nominees for best actor in a motion picture bryan cranston, "trumbo." leonardo dicaprio, "the revenant." [ applause ] michael fassbender, "steve jobs." [ applause ] eddie redmayne, "the danish girl." [ applause ] and will smith, "concussion." [ applause ] and the golden globe goes to -- leonardo dicaprio. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. thank you. thank you. thank you. what an incredible honor. what -- wow, that meant a lot. thank you so much. thank you to the hfpa and to the other fantastic performances in this category, you guys were unbelievable. what a terrific year in film. two years ago, we found ourselves submerged deep in nature with all of its complications and all the beauty that it gave us sincinematicall whyy. this was about trust and no one we trust more than our director, alejandro g. inarritu. your acute attention to making every day so visceral and real for us, i have never had an experience like this in my entire life. the depths which he chevo and the entire crew went through is unfathomable and i really want to thank the actors that i got to stand shoulder to shoulder with in this fil

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steve king... king, who recently came out in support of ted cruz, said the governor got his facts wrong but branstad isn't backing down. stephanie moore joins us first on thirteen with an update.... it's a back and forth game on who is and who isn't supporting texas senator ted cruz.. the governor has said he isn't officially going to endorse a candidate until after the caucuses but made his position on cruz known...it was a statement that congressman steve king did not agree with. 'id say take another look governor, go back to this and correct your statement so iowans are dealing with facts when they go to caucus.' king is referring to the comments branstad made during the iowa renewable fuels summit. branstad said senator cruz introduced legislation in 2013 cruz supports renewable fuels and introduced a broader plan that would eliminate subsidies for petroleum and open up the e-p-a. he also asked for the governor to correct his statement but branstad is sticking by what he said. "im going to stand up and defend the people of iowa and the jobs of this state, im proud of that. im not taking sides in the campaign but i think iowans nee

steve. >> all right. here we go. jeff mooregh, this morning's sunrise was some verga seen from fremont. that is rain falling from the clouds but evaporating before it reaches the ground. there will not be a quiz. i promise. no quiz. the thank you. cloud cover continues to move in. it looks like rain already light. the main part of the system is way to the north. there is going to be hev it -- hefty totals. 65 today. 43. right where you should be on the low. above on the average high. i love this for san jose because it goes back on the lows. 24 back in 1895. 30s for a few this morning. now 40s and 50s on the temps. 18 truckee. 54 car ada. around late you can find teens -- around lake tahoe 20. 35 incline village. not much happening there today. it will late tonight. this is a warm sector of the system until sunday. then the cold air comes in the cloud cover on the way. rain developing, very light. there will be a lot coming in over the next 48 to 72 hours. turning cloudy. already there for some. a little warmer towards the sout

steve: tough conditions along the shore. the storm is finally on the way out. this is prospect heights, brooklyn. everyone is everyone meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable expected. more speed, like 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg internet, tv, phone and more. plus free installation with a one-hour arrival window. and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. yorkers cannot stay inside for more than 24 hours, this is alive look, upper east side. look at that, the streets. >> steve: a lot of people yesterday. >> jennifer: to see jogging, walking? >> steve: is the real deal out there they joined is now about the massive storm as we're digging out as we speak we're just so close, we we have to comment on that guy. >> jennifer: jumping over the snow mountain snowdrift their shoes in the cold, this was a record breaking snore. no follow vault times. the biggest storm was february february 11 we had 26.9 inches inches yester

moore county. that is pushing north and east. now as far as more in the way of the forecast we go to steve stewart for team coverage. steve: temperatures now below freezing. we were just above freezing in fayetteville but now it is down with the precipitation coming in. you get a little evaporation. around r. tkfpltd.u., the confidence is higher for the numbers than northern counties. are going to get one to three inches of snow and/or snow. then with higher numbers the confidence is down because the pack something different. if we have rain that hrwill tamp down the totals. but there is plenty of available moisture. we are talking nearly two inches of precipitation. the question is which form. if all snow it will be easy. we are looking it an eight to one ratio. road temperatures are 36 to 38 degrees. it will be fine for snow covering it. doesn't need to be down to freezing to have it cover. we will have bursts of snow that will overwhelm the roads quickly. even treated roads later opbn will become covered because of heavier bands. you can see as don was showing you heavier colors denoting heavy downpours. we will

moore. [ applause ] >> here are the nominees for best actor in a motion picture drama. bryan cranston, "trumbo." leonardo dicaprio, "the revenant." [ applause ] michael fassbender, "steve jobs." [ applause ] eddie redmayne, "the danish girl." [ applause ] and the golden globe goes to -- leonardo dicaprio. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. thank you. thank you. thank you. what an incredible honor. what -- wow, that meant a lot. thank you so much. thank you to the hfpa and to the other fantastic performances in this category, you guys were unbelievable. what a terrific year in film. two years ago, we found nature with all of its complications and all the beauty that it gave us sincinematicall whyy. this was about trust and no one we trust more than our director, alejandro g. inarritu. your leadership, your vision, your acute attention to making every day so visceral and real for us, i have never had an experience like this in my entire life. the depths which he chevo and the entire crew went through is unfathomable and i really want to thank the actors that i got to stand shoulder to shoulder with in this film, in particular,

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