take look on tillman street you can see one to two inches at this point out there. the snow has been coming down for a while. i'm not sure when it started we hit it on the highway around quakertown. we have the "action news" yardstick i can show you we're about 2 inches on the ground, so some significant snowfall this morning, it is again, that wet, thick snow perfect for making snowballs, you can see how easily it comes together, the roads are getting covered at this point. if you're heading out for the morning work commute and things like that this morning, be careful, but matt and tam, again no rain here, get ready for snow down your way it is certainly here and coming your way. >> sky6 live hd taking a live look at philadelphia international airport, lots of cancellations in the northeastern part of the country. listen to this, just in philadelphia, 21% canceled today that's according to flight aware. newark, liberty, boston, laguardia, jfk, reagan national. many airlines are allowing to change your flight without paying a fee. >> let's go outside to katherine s

the video you saw was a half-hour ago, we're looking at tillman street it's covered again. it's heavy snow it's the thick stuff that packs very well today. it's very wet, everyone when you're out on the roads this morning, please keep that in mind, stay safe and go slow. >> you're fans out there, bob are liking it. thanks somebody. >> let's take another live look, south jersey might be feeling a little lonely because they are seeing rain right now, but guaranteed you'll see snow later on. this is a live look in cherry hill, that's route 70. the rain is coming down, we're assuming the temperature is above freezing right now, but the changeover has not taken place yet in new jersey. that will later bring your umbrellas for now. deldot is prepared to clear the first state. salt trucks load up in the christiana yesterday afternoon. the agency did not pretreat road as you probably figure out, the overnight rain would wash it away. >> we'll have another check on the whether the and the roads. >> before we go to break, another look at collegeville. we'll be right back. >> welcome

tillman street it's covered. we've had plow construction going by none stop all morning when it's coming down this fast, it's cold out, this is that heavy, wet thick snow. i spoke to an ma -- a man who grew up in the great lakes region. he said the snow is deceptively wet. people are taking their time, that's a good thing because we saw a car spin out doing a 360. be careful on the roads. >> your friend is right, looks like lake-effect snow out there. let's look at mobile 6 traveling throughout the region showing us different areas and what they are seeing, we're going southbound on the blue route in montgomery. a little bit of traffic out there, looks like we have plow -- that's the snowplow. >> very good identifying the vehicles out there. >> just trying to help you out there, matt. i'm noticing a snowplow. now i'm noticing annie mccormick live in manayunk, no problem, with snow, rain a problem. >> reporter: i can tell you this has been progressive this morning, we got out here after 3:00 a.m. it was heavy rain

you come take a look behind me on tillman street.vered, please be careful on the roads, we've seen plenty of penndot trucks trying to clear it off. when it comes down this fast, makes it very hard, just to give everyone an example how it's coming down, i made the footprint that's 20 minutes ago, it's already covered up with a half inch of snow. it's wet and sticky and coming back pretty fast. i want to show everyone the "action news" yard stick. when i put this in the ground, we were at 2. it was 45 minutes ago, we're almost at 3, 3/4 inches in 45 minutes. we saw a car spin out in tronlt of -- in front of us, they were not going that fast, everyone be careful on the roads, the snow is coming down very quick it is very wet and it is packed down on the roads pretty much everywhere, heavily. i know it's not snowing in philadelphia, yet, but it's heading that way, so everyone keep that in mind this morning. reporting live in allentown, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> bob i'm glad you said it's good for snowmen and snowballs, my k

front print i stepped on a half-hour ago completely covered upere, keep in mind the roads, this is tillman street they are getting covered quick, this is wet, heavy sticky snow, you can see the road sign it's sticking to the side of it. thick, it's the wet stuff that packs and makes snowball and snowmen very easily. the roads are getting slick, people spin out, right next to us,do front of us. the road conditions are messy for theng commute when you'reut and about. bob brooks in allentown. >> thanks, bob. >>> south of you, we're in quakertown, bucks county mobile 6 a little dark there, we have snow and freeze up there, as well. snow falling in quakertown, as well. katherine scott is live in collegeville, montgomery county, she started to see snow about a hoff hour ago. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, matt, at 4:00 a.m., it was raining and slushy, 4:30 a.m., we started to see the snow in the last couple of minutes we're starting to see it accumulate here, certainly on the grassy surfaces and the sidewalks. on route 29 you can see the plow go by, we have seen vehicles sal

if the tillman would give me 30 more seconds. all i am saying is i was hoping mean, as a courtesy to the gentleman, i wanted to respond -- wanted him to respond. rep. chaffetz: i would like to ask a question. does the ranking member believe this committee should do an investigation of the dccc? rep. cummings: i think we can look at some things. but what the gentleman is saying is look at things that are unclassified, and apparently he has reports in his hand, and we can see where we go from there. number two, as i said before, we have a bill that i think would resolve this issue very nicely. i think the thing i am most concerned about, and i'm sure mr. lynch is concerned, is we should not turn a blind eye to when we have 17 intelligence agencies who unanimously agreed that there has been hacking with regard to our elections. one of the things i have noticed, there is an effort not by you, mr. chairman, but by others to say, ok, it did not affect the results. we don't even have to get there to get it. i accept that president trump

ainsley: sean, you are a tillman scholar.r future and what we like to do is try to write a story for a better future. makes a much as an impact in our society as possible. steve: sure. you are here because of his good foot. the tillman foundation wound up getting $15,000 cash yesterday, right? >> we did. and we appreciate every cent of it. adam has been an amazing sport to the foundation as well as nfl extra points. brian: we remember pat tillman who decided to give up in the prime of his sports career to go fight for us in afghanistan and lost his life fighting and his name lives on with scholars like you. >> i try to do as much as possible just like the close to 500 scholars we have as well carry on his legacy and do what we can to make an impact. steve: it must have been exciting to see him do that yesterday. congratulations. are you going to the game tonight -- tomorrow. are you going to the super bowl? >> do you have a ticket for me? steve: i'm sorry we do not have tickets at fox news channel. >> i will tell you what, jo

the baton rouge police department called williams-tillman a true hero.how to get the job done. >> i love that she jumped on the back. >> i love, anthony, that she stopped the car and pulled over. >> everybody is okay. >>> uber is facing a new pr setback. how a disturbing harassment claim by a former employee is just the latest in the string of im for the >>> this is the kpix5 morning update. >>> good morning. it's a 25:00 and i'm kenny choi. in san jose, several people were trapped in coyote creek with water levels rising so quickly they were stuck in the trees. we are told the victims are homeless men and women who were camping on a golf course. >>> highway 17 in santa cruz mountains is open. the mudslide blocked the lanes on pine hill road and it had been closed since february 8. >>> traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,,,, track and, there's an accident on 101 near the robin williams tunnel that cleared. backup is bad. it goes from san rafael all the way to sausalito. altamonte past commute on westbound 205 and 580 is looking bad this morning.

they take the justin tillman also participating in the attack the rack portion of this show. all the guys going to flight school, opening up the gates for louis. caps this run by the rams, bcu wins 74-60. george washington, cooking from outside, he connected on five three-pointers. this one gives the colonials a ten-point lead. tyler cavenaugh poured in three, put it to work inside, ten rebounds, and george washington wins 37-7. wizards back on the court on monday against oklahoma city, caps, they have a week off before getting back on the ice next saturday against detroit, erica, back to you. >>> all right, got to let you we have important information now in just ten days our beloved bao, bao will go good-bye, they have an agreement about the cubs when they're 4 years old to go back to china. bao, bao leaves february 21st, we have enjoyed her. that is our broadcast tonight. up next, president trump, i hear you here's what i do every morning. look, you lost the popular vote, you're having trouble drawing a crowd, and your approval rating keeps sinking. but kicking thousands o

the baton rouge police department called williams-tillman a true hero.knows how to get the job done. >> i love that she jumped on the back. >> i love, anthony, that she stopped the car and pulled over. >> everybody is okay. >>> uber is facing a new pr setback. how a disturbing harassment claim by a former employee is just the latest in the string of image problems for the ride hailing company. your local news is nex this is the story of green mountain coffee and fair trade, told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's take a trip to la plata, colombia. this is boris calvo. that's pepe. boris doesn't just grow good coffee, boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm to grow even better coffee and invest in his community, which makes his neighbor, gustavo, happy. that's blanca. yup, pepe and blanca got together. things happen. all this for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. packed with goodness. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trad

that have joined in ashley cit -- actually cited some of the more extreme statements of benjamin tillman who was the governor who, by the time he was state senator, but led this friend -- the dis-franchising convention of 1895 in south carolina to show why this was necessary. host: all of these cases changed over time. peyton: are u.s. can about the -- are you asking about the constitutional changellenges? beginning in the 1970's, once african-americans were largely free of the discriminatory or barriers to registration and voting, cases were brought to challenge use of at-large elections for local governing bodies and state legislatures. tbecause they dilluted minority voting strength and prevented the election of african americans in the southern states. later the concern expanded to state outside the south. and latino voters and in some cases american indian voters in other parts of the country. and vote dillution cases made up the primary source of cases that we'd testified in and the 1980's. and that the congress had in mind when it amended section ii of the voting rights act to eli

mclaurin called tillman a liar and the senate rule passed within a week. the senate rarely invokes the rule, even when it is tested like when ted cruz sanctimoniously called mitch mcconnell a liar. >> what we just saw today was an absolute demonstration that not only what he told every republican senator, but what he told the press over and over and over again was a simple lie. >> so dramatic. or earlier this month when the senate got a little emotional. you know, amy winehouse used to say her tears dry on their own. senator david perdue argued that chuck schumer's tears for refugees wouldn't ever dry because they were fake. >> the minority leader's tear jerking performance over the past weekend belonged to the screen actors guild awards, not in a serious discussion of what it takes to keep america safe. >> oh, snap! these senators are so mean to each other. then there was this doozy from lindsey graham speaking at a press conference about decorum on the senate floor. he literally says the whole senate would be fine killing ted cruz. >> if you killed ted c

the baton rouge police department called williams-tillman a true hero.w to get the job done. >> i love that she jumped on the back. >> i love, anthony, that she stopped the car and pulled over. >> everybody is okay. >>> uber is facing a new pr setback. how a disturbing harassment claim by a former employee is just the latest in the string of image problems for the ride hailing company. your local news is next. >> application say reported carjacking and kidnapping that sparked early morning search for missing four year old was all a hoax, authorities say it started last night, pizza delivery man, flagged down police in logan, toll them, he was robbed at gunpoint, his vehicle stolen. also said four year old boy was in the car, man later admitted he made the whole thing up. no word this morning if he will face charges. now a check on the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. one of the cooler days? >> definitely one the cooler, but what's happening here, rahel, it will still end up being above average by about 8 . and, again, this is the coolest day

a live look now at 15th and tillman. with the snow you that can see is falling. we'll have more for your totals coming up. right now on the nbc10 app you have a complete snow emergency guide. you can see important contact information for philadelphia and other areas across the area. you can check on parking garages offering discounts in the city in philadelphia during the severe weather. >> announcer: this portion of nbc10 news sponsored by morgan & morgan for the people. if youin a palace of ice,winter there's only one place to go. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> we want to remind you that we continue to monitor school closings coming in. we just had upper merion add to the list. this is a live look across your neighborhood, at gate street at westchester. we have seen a changeover to sleet here. >> here's a live look at allentown. lehigh valley is expected to be the hardest hit areas. you see them trudge

police officer who was attacked during a traffic stop over the weekend. 56-year-old vickie williams- tillmanmped on the suspects back ... to prevent him from reaching for the officers weapon. it happened when the officer discovered 28- year-old thomas bennet... asleep in his vehicle.. when the officer searched the car he found syringe needles and a bag of cocaine. the officer was trying to arrest bennet when he attacked. the woman managed to hold off bennet long enough, for police backup to arrive. "my main concern was holding onto my firearm... ...saw him going after my gun." bennet was charged with several felonies including aggravated battery, disarming a police officer and possession of cocaine. a 7-year-old girl at a boston red sox spring training in florida. . . gets an autograph from an unlikely source. makenna woodburn didn't get her baseball signed by a baseball player over the weekend.instead. . . the signature belongs to army reservist olyvia russell. russell was wearing her uniform on saturday when makenna approach her for an autograph.she later made a post on facebook in hopes t

tillman.ht out of theitr way who you predictingight for t game, atlanta or new england?nd? >> man, you waste no time.o t >> no time. get right to it, brother. >> my heart is saying atlanta. but my gut is telling me to picp new england patriots.ot i'm going new glenn going withnw new england because of these of history want they've done in the past? >> you know what, bill belicheck is so battle tested, me and this morning, and bill belicheck has a system in place. pla you know he's had militant guy.y he runs the system like theik t military. every three, four years, youu know, he brings in a couple of o guys, they get their system, sy, they do it, okay, you guys are gone.gone i'll get these hand grew group g s. guys. i'll get it.i' he has a system in place, and the unique thing about what he does, he does it with -- doesn't do it with household names.am clearly, the atlanta falcons, fs they have a better team as farar as talent. as far as athletes and playnd p makers, but belicheck he winds way

joining us a former nfl star charles tillman, the star defensive player. it's a pleasure for me to talk to you. i enjoy watching you play. you just retired recently. do you feel as if you could still get out there and lace them up? >> yeah, definitely so. i retired in july. my first year out of fobl. you always have that itch to keep playing. i'm at peace with my decision but i miss the game. i'm a competitor and always want to compete. i wish i was playing sunday but father time always wins. >> they say it's a young man's game. you're still young in football terms you're not but you're still a young man. i want to ask you about atlanta's defense. people are saying the defense is small but fast. can they stop tom brady and bill belichick? we think of them as montana and bill walsh. they have that magic. can the falcons smaller defense stop the offense? >> they can. the false defense is really young -- -- falcons. we saw a lot of communication issues they had earlier in the year. dan quinn has done a good job of getting the younger guys focus. i think hangi

rail station at west avenue, and word of an accident in bensalem close to the outback steakhouse at tillman drive. else where a wreck on route 1 speeds if the 20s because people are using route 1 to avoid the connecter bridge closed indefinitely because of structural issues. we'll check it again in the 5:00 hour. >> very good. air high five to you. adam joseph is standing by the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper >>> professor joseph taking us back. dr. joseph. >> i like that better. >> total upgrade. >> you are buttering me up. are you sick? you have a fever? okay. here is the question. that we had early on, which city has seen the most snowfall this winter seasonal entown? cape may? philadelphia? it was way too easy. everybody had it on my facebook page. >> we all think it's c. way too easy i gave it away this time. cape may has seen the most snow. >> i saw her asking for a heads up on her answer. 9.4 inches, the first

that happened to parents at terchb tillman elementary school in baltimore yesterday.ording to our affiliate in baltimore, only two teachers remained at the school after a teacher sick out. those teachers were responsible for 60 students who were not able to be picked up early. the sick out was in response to proposed budget cuts. the baltimore teacher's union says it's work to go find a solution. >>> protection against domestic violence has become one of maryland's top priorities. the bill calls for the state board of education to ip corporate age appropriate training on domestic and dating violence. >>> 5:34, your time right now. a montgomery county police officer is being honored for his heroism during the silver spring apartment explosion. seven people died. officer jeffrey hughes worked off duty patrol at the apartment. last night, the police department presented officer hughes with the medal of valor for heroism. hughes rescued a family from the fire and that collapsed building. >> it's sad because, you know, there are deaf in thely people there that i've seen on

up in the lehigh valley there's a crash to avoid along 309 southbound near tillman.st in the teens there as well. and in trenton we're watching an accident along 129 northbound at hamilton avenue causing congestion in that area. burlington city house fire along high street. i would use wood street instead and plenty of congestion at the triple b burlington bristol bridge because of the turnpike bridge college. if you ride njt's river line, you're not on the trains today. you're on the shuttle buses instead between walter rand and the waterfront. that's because of emergency sewer work and no word on when that work is going to wrap up. but i'm wrapping up. rick and monica, back to you. >> thanks. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "action news" tonight we're learning more about a driver who drove straight into a crowd of revelers gathered in new orleans for mardi gras. >> and another sixers star won't be hitting the court any time soon. jaime apody has details in sports. adam. >> for the next two days rick we're talking about near record warmth again tomorrow 65 or so in

joining me now on the phone is host of "billion dollar buyer" tillman fertita.now you don't know andy puzder but you know the restaurant business. it would be about the policies put in place. >> after eight years of the obama administration and you went so far to the left and you tried to dry a wedge between the employer and employee and as typical, you need somebody very strong to bring things back to the middle. you never want to put a situation where it makes it so easy for the plaintiffs lawyers to get in between. that's one of the reasons i liked andy coming in, he's a true operator, he understood the problems, he's an attorney but not an academia who had never run a big, huge -- >> because he had been the decision-maker, why would he be the middle -- one of the issues people had was he posed things to take a mandatory break. if you can't pay your employee enough money that they can get off welfare and public assistance, couldn't one argue you that just isn't enough money? >> i don't think he had a problem with people taking breaks. if a waiter is in the mi

aka charles tillman. >> what kind of jewelry we got on here?y fancy nfl exclusive wristband. >> reporter: and she landed an interview with newly crowned rookie of the year dak prescott. >> my teammates are why it's been easy and fun. they're great guys. great teammates. they're like brothers. >> reporter: and then there were the powerhouse performances. halftime veteran bruno mars along with fergie, john legend, and taylor swift. they all hit the stage and rocked out at glamorous parties all over houston. ♪ i just miss you and i just wish you were a better man ♪ ♪ better man >> reporter: all right. so, guys, it was a party night. but i got a little news from taylor swift at the concert last night. she told us all that, in fact, she has no tour dates planned for the rest of the year. so, in fact, the show we saw last night, she said, it's her only concert of 2017. and that we were attending 100% of her tour dates for the year. let's see if she sticks to that. >> it was worth the lack of sleep on your party, then, t.j., it sounds like. >> reporte

ta >> atlanta, man.ct>> atlanta >> just like charles tillmane ch said yesterday when he was onwan goodart wants tont o go with the falcons but thebut head is going with the the patriots. man, which i'm not 'cause i'mus' always wrong, but i would haveiv to go with the patriots 'cause c they always seem to win.in. so, that's that.'s t there you go. g that you have my prediction. i'm not going to tellu hayou wy the score is until later. l >> i agree. patriots will winillwin but i would like to seed like te atlanta win. atlant >> me, too.a i mean, how many times have wew seen this many movie.. give somebody else a chance. che >> look, it shows the domination that they havehey which is rare and you have tod o give them an immense amount ofmn credit for being able to bea this consistent this dominant.it >> yeah. >> but i love the aunt dog theu sries.s. >> love the aunt dog stories.th meanwhile this guy got to beau considered one of the greatest e of all time, not talking aboutlb him, i'm talking about tomab brady got to be considered ones of the greatest of all time.atel we're talking about

scott tillman. scott? >> thank you, mr. president. you just spoke about the desire the build bridges, although there are some notable and philosophical differents between yourself and prime minister trudeau, i'm curious as you move forward on issues from trade to terrorism, how do you see this relationship playing out, and are there any specific areas with which during your conversations today you each decided to, perhaps, alter or amend your stances already on those sensitive issues like terrorism and immigration? and r. trudeau, while only -- prime minister trudeau, how do you see this relationship compared to that under the obama administration? >> well, we just began discussions. we are going to have a great relationship with canada, maybe as good or better, hopefully, than ever before. we have some wonderful ideas on immigration, we have some, i think, very strong, very tough ideas on the tremendous problem that we have with terrorism. and i think when we put them all together, which will be very, very quickly, we have a group of

service officer and a member of the pat tillman memorial unit 53 in dupont, washington. she's eligible for the american legion auxiliary membership through the service of her parents, both world war ii veterans. her vietnam war veteran husband, dale, and her son robert, who served during desert storm. she cares passionately about veterans and their families and has served in the auxiliary for 40 years. you would never believe it. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the leader of the american legion, america's largest patriotic woman's organization, national president of the american legion ucks ilry -- auxiliary, mary davis. [applause] mrs. davis: thank you so much. commander smith, i appreciate the warm introduction and your invitation to offering remarks to the legion family this morning. the commander's call is such an important feature of the american leaningon -- legion ucks ailry's d.c. conference, because it prepares our members to be effective advocates for veterans and their families during our hill visits later today. so i thank you very much for allowing me t

african-american, through illegal, violent intimidation, extreme voter suppression, and outright fraud, benjamin tillman was elected governor in 1890. the constitutional convention of 1895 subsequently codified white supremacy and the disenfranchisement of african-americans into the tate's system of governance. when the united states supreme court sanctioned segregation, the following year, segregation was firmly the law of the land. founded a context fully in 1896, of the colored normal industrial agriculture and mechanical college of south rolina, as it was originally named. the state of south carolina continued to resist but relented when land was acquired from claff lynn college. the campus what have is now known as south carolina state university was born. it continues to be the only southly supported hbcu in carolina. i want to know, mr. speaker, i have consumed a lot of time and i don't want to take all of the time from my colleagues. saying. just close by first uth carolina state president was a man named miller, who served as a member f this body. thomas miller guided the school for several yea

scott tillman? scott? >> thank you, mr. president.ust spoke about the desire to build bridges although there's philosophical differences between and you prime minister trudeau. how do you see this relationship playing out and are there any specific areas with which during your conversations today you each decided to perhaps alter or amend your stances already on those sensitive issues like terrorism and immigration? prime minister trudeau while only in its infancy so far, how do you see this relationship compared to that under the obama administration? >> well, we just began discussions. we are going to have a great relationship with canada, maybe as good or better, hopefully, than ever before. we have some wonderful ideas on immigration. we have some, i think, very strong, very tough ideas on the tremendous problem that we have with terrorism. and i think when we put them all together, which will be very, very quickly. we have a group of very talented people. we will see some very, very obvious results. we're also doing some cross bo

listen to what tillman fertitta says about food. >> netflix is spending $6 billion and they want to orderhaving a huge effect on the restaurant industry. >> a lot of them reporting after the bell. susan li joins us now. do you have a point, susan? >> he has a point. more people are eating in. a lot of reasons for that. netflix, meal delivery companies, higher wages, cheaper groceries and less discretionary cash to spend. it's all making it very difficult and tough for restaurants. then you throw in some bad weather in december and it's been a really rough year in 2016. it might not get that much better this year in 2017. goldman sachs predicts that health care and energy costs are keeping customers away from spending at restaurants. so it might get slightly better, they say, in 2017. wages are the biggest cost for restaurants at 18 states just raised the minimum wage at the start of this year. goldman expects full service chains so places like denney's, ihop, olive garden will continue lagging the rest of the industry which has been the case. fast food is viewed more favorably for its con

. >> we had tillman frititta on just before the super bowl. billionaire in the restaurant industry. he says very specifically netflix is hurting the restaurant industry because people are staying home and bingeing instead. i mean, is there a real secular trend in the activities of americans go iing on here? >> you know, i don't believe that is as big of an issue as just some of the demographic trends that are occurring in this space right now. you look at the usage of restaurants, typically it's between the ages -- folks between 35 and 54. and if you look at the population of that age range, it's been declining for the past ten years, which happens to coincide with the decline we're seeing in casual dining, same-store sales. a lot of it has to do with the demographic shift. what's interesting is that will inflect in a couple of years and will be driven by the millenial category. that group has a different preference in terms of dining out usage than what the boomers had. you'll see new leadership among different segments within the restaurant industry. >> how will that inflect if mi

we are still living with the tillman from the previous administration which produced a second half ofonomic numbers in u.s. if you look at the implications for the tax changes in the , whetherates accelerated depreciation or tax amnesty or the border tax, this is all dollar bullish. you could potentially see the dollar moving 10% higher. would be pretty nice for bonds because it would take a lot of the inflation pressures away and do a lot of the work for the fed as well. trade fora sort of a strongd states is dollar that hurts the bulk of the s&p national earnings -- jon: the pain trades so far has been for the dollar bulls. it has been a squeeze the other way. look over in europe and put it all together. will the same thing happen with europe? we will get a squeeze on peripheries that many people aren't set up for? greg: that is quite possible. the markets are leaning a definite direction. that is towards higher yields, higher dollar. the pain trade is a reversal of that. that is quite possible. talk, take all the consensus forecasts for u.s. growth is largely unchanged this year. c

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louisiana woman is being called a hero. 56-year-old vickie williams tillman jumped on the man's backwhen the suspect grabbed the officer's baton. the suspect was apprehended after being shot of the gun, they are not releasing the name of the officer but the officer is very grateful for her when she didn't have to. she said she felt it was the right thing to do. remember the recall we told you about this month, well, expanding. the company now recall ago discussional seven products due to possible bacteria contaminations, sargento cutting ties, no confirmed inesses fromhe recalled cheese, they are trying to be cautious. you can save a few bucks if you fly on american, united, this major airlines are adding basic economy fairs, they are trying to compare with low-cost carriers like sprint and frontier. a hundred dollar ticket in a round-trip flight from minneapolis to san francisco, 40 bucks for a ticket between philly and miami on american if you fly next month but here is the thing. there's huge caveats. you can't use overhead bins, you cannot -- you will get a middle seat, you can't

tillman, president trump, i know that if our countries continue to work together, our people will greatlyon. time and again, in order to tackle our most pressing issues both foreign and domestic, we must work with our closest allies. standing in solidarity as a united voice. the level of economic and social integration that is unmatched on the world stage. canada and the united states will forever be the model of the example of how to be good neighbors. the atlantic and pacific oceans, guarded by respect and obligations as an example to every country and a pattern for the future of the world. my friends, is the very essence of the canada u.s. relationship. i look forward to working with president trump over the years to nurture and build upon this historic partnership. once again, it is a tremendous pressure to be here in washington. you veryhu -- thank much. president trump: we will take a couple of questions. scott? scott: thank you, mr. president. you spoke about the desire to build bridges although there are notable philosophical differences between you and prime minister trudeau. how