ak steel holding lagging a little bit -- at least it has been lagging u.s.titors. alan: that is exactly the point. miners have been moving the last few month, the last sector to participate in this rally. compared to u.s. steel, that has surged. -- that isple, silly all i am doing here. the stock has traded between five and seven the last few months. i'm looking at a four dollar call for january. four dollars is a low in this market. if we break out and move that nine level, this option will double in value. let's remember, we were at 10 with ak steel last january, so that is not that far away. julie: i'm curious with a trade like this because we frequently talk and you are looking at longer-dated trades. do you exit if you get to that level before that time? how do you approach it? alan: oh, sure. i'm taking time out of the equation. to break even on this position -- we have a case dealing 640 right now -- ak steel at 640 right now. i break even $.35 away of expiration and i have a year up. the odds are pretty good that we will see a move upwards sometime i

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then all of a sudden they are chip, yes, we will fund but with strings attached. .ake it or leave it that, my friends, is a false choice. we resent that. pitting onee resent group of children against another group. against using our children as leverage, against using our children as political pawns. i am here to say once again, stop using children as political pawns, and stop playing politics with our children's lives. do your job. pass a clean chip bill. act bill.an injury stop playing with people's lives. thank you so much. [applause] thank you. they are so powerful and congress, to share their stories , and why we have been able to change the dynamics in halls of sharing theirle stories and making sure congress is clear about the choice they are going to make. >> all right. here we go again. ofe we are at the verge having republicans do something incredibly irresponsible and harmful to the country, and yet again, they are trying to blame the democrats for a problem that they are in fact creating themselves. make no mistake, this thistional shutdown attentional shutdown is looming

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we cannot continue to ak akd indicate our responsibility -- to abdicate our responsibility. finally we must address the problems facing the american people. last night the pentagon told us correctly and i state again. this is what they said. quote, we need a fully funded fiscal 2018 budget or face ramifications on our military, end quote. but it's not just the military that faces a crisis situation because of the lack of an annual budget. and let us not forget we are three and a half months into the fiscal year. three and a half months have come and gone, and the republican leadership here has still not given us an annual budget. but again it is not just the military that is facing a crisis situation. mr. president, today 27 million americans get their primary health care, dental care, mental health counseling and low-cost prescription drugs through the community health center program. in my state of vermont, one out of four vermonters get their primary health care through community health centers. three and a half months have gone since the beginning of this fiscal year, an

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the candidates include former board of supervisors president, aking mayor, london breed, jane kim and former state senator, mark leno. abc 7 news anchor caroline tyler is in the newsroom with a look at what's going to happen before the election. caroline? >> the drama shifts to the board of supervisors. the lawmakers are expected to decide who should fill the top spot until the june election. the supervisor brought this up. >> that it is our duty to have that conversation and most importantly to hear from the public. >> there has really been no opportunity other than e-mail. >> anyone who will run has done what they need to do. like sois jane kim who filed her paperwork today, well ahead of the 5:00 p.m. deadline. the sudden death of mayor ed lee triggered this contest and the next chapter in this political drama. between now and the june 5th election, who should serve in the top spot. currently board president, london breed is acting mayor for the city charter. but there are those like these progressive democrats who believe that gives breed considered more moderate too much power an

cecily tynan what is the latest from ak whether?> waccuweather. >> we have a system from virginia beach bringing rain along the jersey shore. then there's another feature, a surface trough moving in from the midwest overspreading the region with intermittent light snow during the day tomorrow. the trough moving in from the west moving in as we head to the morning hours, moving into south jersey early in the afternoon. it's not going to be a lot of snow. depends on where you are as far as the timing. we'll issue an accuweather alert. rain changing to snow showers, could get a coating to an inch in some spots. surface trough tomorrow is more widespread, a coating to two inches farther north and west. generally, it's cloudy with flurries but light snow in the western suburbs there. 29. philadelphia 33. detail withs the map and snow amounts and tracking t two more possibilities. jim? >> thank you, cecily. with winter weather on the way, check abc weather. >> a suspected hit and run killer is behind bars tonight after last night's accide

the candidates include former board of supervisors president, aking mayor, london breed, jane kim and former state senator, mark leno. abc 7 news anchor caroline tyler is in the newsroom with a look at what's going to happen before the election. caroline? >> the drama shifts to the board of supervisors. the lawmakers are expected to decide who should fill the top spot until the june election. the supervisor brought this up. >> that it is our duty to have that conversation and most importantly to hear from the public. >> there has really been no opportunity other than e-mail. >> anyone who will run has done what they need to do. like sois jane kim who filed her paperwork today, well ahead of the 5:00 p.m. deadline. the sudden death of mayor ed lee triggered this contest and the next chapter in this political drama. between now and the june 5th election, who should serve in the top spot. currently board president, london breed is acting mayor for the city charter. but there are those like these progressive democrats who believe that gives breed considered more moderate too much power an

ak had repeatedly made the headlines because of his drinking problems he finally retired from the band on health reasons . in may twenty sixth in making the first stepped in for james kojak on tour the fifty three year old is now a real scorpion. but are past. the success of the scorpions was hard earned but they can thank chance for their debut album in one nine hundred seventy one they took part in a band contest the first prize was a recording contract but the jury thought the five musicians from hanover were too loud so scorpions came in second. edition i'm going to. take it. but four weeks later they got a phone call the winning band had split up so the scorpions took their place and recorded lonesome crow the album debuted in one thousand nine hundred seventy two and has sold more than a million copies to date. in one thousand maybe one scorpion singer klaus minor wanted to leave the band what recording there a taliban blackout in the south of france minor developed medical problems with his vocal cords and started losing his voice he was frustrated and thought his career was ove

historic in what has happened, and in the way that it has helped our economy and certainly helped the jobs ak a cross the country. >> and what about jay-z talking in terms of black america and he took issue, because he screened with all caps have you seen the black employment numbers. >> because they are better ta than they have been and we are making progress and we want to continue to do that. we want every day to be better than the day before, and certainly for black americans, and hispanic americans across the board, this is a president who wants the life to with be better for all american, and he is going to be pushing and fighting for, that and you will hear him talk about that again tomorrow. john? >> thank you, sarah. the former attorney general of the united states eric holder described andrew mccabe has a dedicated public servant who has served the country well. would you describe him in the same manner? >> look, i don't have a personal relationship with him, so i won't describe him. i think that we have talked about some of the concerns that we have with some of the actions that he

. >> ak was crushed. >> i think u.s. steel a more diversified play that's at least going to be -- ak is if you're exposed to autos and higher grade stuff. the infrastructure trade is alive and well i like cement, i like materials, those are trades that go high we are yields if we're worried about yields going higher, you want assets going higher as well. >> let's bring in tony dwyer you're here just thursday warn us that a pullback was coming. >> i wish that was the first time i've done that. >> is this it? >> it's the start. i can't believe the two guys on the set that i'm the bear out of the two. i have to tell you that i think that this was a fundamental move today and here's how i say that. last week we did a chart on thursday, it was what happens when there's so few bears in the investors intelligence survey, both in 2014 and 1986 you had high volatility. you had upside, new highs each time but you had a number of pullbacks. and i think the reason far is you have a disconnect. as karen was talking about, you have a

ak," the firstybre show of 2018. global stocks had their best performance since 2009.ina beat expectations. we have a global thinker nice recovery. the largest economies are in growth mode according to the oecd. positions on brent are hitting record highs. there is a belief in growth. there is a belief in the opec non-opec story. they're just pausing on the u.k. markets. it is hardly the dramatic drop in london. we have the macron merkel message, more europe to come. that will be critical in terms of what happens next on the political theater stage for europe. 13.s market up by you have this overall view of the markets. encapsulated beautifully, when it said 2018 will have a powerful boom to the upside. financial stability will be key. let's talk about the risk radar. the japanese are on holiday until thursday. taiwan has the best reading on the pmi since 2015. u.k. and the u.s. will deliver their pmi's later. the dollar is kicking off the year on a drop, extending decembers losses. mind, something worth making a note of today, the positioning is that the market has un

unfortunate is an situation, i think we need to ake sure those kinds of exploitive environments don't happen. an acts as if exploitation never existed until immigration. it's a sad reality that there there are bad actors out there willing to exploit workers and we need to end that. way to you will not end that by pretending immigrants don't play necessary our economy and our communities. 25% of doctors in the united are foreign born, they are providing really, really aluable medical services in rural communities all across the country, those are the kinds of to continue.eed guest: ben is saying americans aren't good enough to do any doctors or picking cantaloupes. the nature of the discrimination which is is facing, bilingualism, if you will, is a lesser roblem among skilled american workers, maybe four years of college. we lost these jobs, manufacturing went overseas, internal mobility was hurt, lived in dayton, you couldn't relocate to miami you firefighter because weren't bilingual. this hurts the job prospect for ative-born jobs, american workers may be descendants of a job ifenry

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schedules and just a heads up reminder i should say medicare and railroad retirement cards no longer ak septembered. again i'll remoond you through the morning just make sure to check sketches on time. construction crews in delaware ramp closed and now reopen entered and reopen entered a little earlier. 295 southbound ramp to 295 northbound that is is open. we had a with theer main break overnight and now repairs her here. high street between middle street and washington street we'll talk more about this coming up in a little bit. i'll toss it to pat and what i agame it was pat oaf to you. >> i'm sure you're excited meisha it's now eagles vikings match-up. kickoff time at the linc 640 sunday is night and ready to make the trip to philly until the final seconds when this happened touchdown up believable! vikings win it. >> unbelievable the only way to put it keenan to stefan digs aided by completely whipped tackle minnesota wins 29-24 how is this for under interrogatories vikings 3.4 favorite over the birds in philly. now in af d looked like feelers and patriots were on a collision cours

sout it that makes it a akes dangerous place to live sometimes.red earthquakes and fires and tornadoes and hurricanes. but nothing seemed to have moved and reshaped the landscape as did these dsmu >> been on for 20 years and i've never been a part of anything withagdeiz ohe t this incident. >> it was this apocalyptic set of conditions. on the one hand you had a storm delivering a 200-year rain right on this small town of montecito. the town itself was backed up against a mountain that had been scarred by these fires. and so in a shortyou have a win. the mudslides that just erupted from the mountains, gouging hundreds of millions of tons of debris, setting off these mud flows, massive fires, and a number of deaths. >> the only words i can really think of to describe what it looked like was it looked like a world war i battlefield. >> we need you to get out here as soon as possible. that fire is right there. >> what the firefighters did is basically let the thomas fire burn everything around santa barbara a montecito in th ho oowspef itself. >> scor

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that's why we like this ak action. good old ak, built in israel.unity while people kill it. it's, it really is pretty weird, we're fighting to save something so somebody else can kill it. it just comes back to control, if -- ethics, morals, sustainability. you can assimilate the two. the poachers and the commercial hunters. but the difference is, the poachers, they shoot anything for their teeth. literally anything. and they will shoot every last one that there is because there's a commercial driven desire for these teeth. on the hunting side, if done correctly, when there's a very carefully measured off take,ky live with that, killing every last animal, no, can't live with that, won't do that. that's just wrong. >> you load it up? >> no. >> here load up. you never know what can bump here. >> i'm not really after a buffalo. we're going to need bait, so we got three more places to bait. it's your call. >> how much am i paying for the hippo for pate? >> $750. >> how much for the buffalo? >> 5. >> okay. [ gunfire ] ♪ >> this is one of now probably 17

and pat, we know you know how to do the jeffrey because we saw you learn it a couple of weeks ak. so i'm just going to throw it out there. he does know how to do it. maybe he'll do it for us at some point. thanks guys. >>> we are here at the mall of america in bloomington and this is close to where all the players are staying, they've got a lot of media working out of here. this is another hub as it would be in this super bowl little fun thing that we're doing up here in minneapolis and st. paul and bloomington. they're calling it the bold north. earlier tonight we were in downtown minneapolis for super bowl live. we were checking out what people were up to tonight, and we found that it was a big celebration that was really playing to the hometown crowd and they were happy to see their city on display. the sounds of excitement beat through downtown minneapolis monday night. >> it's fun to have so many people down here doing all different activities and we're excited to show what our city is about. >> reporter: from virtual reality to ice sculptures, there was plenty of entertainme

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and a lot of characterization that i saw that he was pushing out was the opposite of what i saw today ake place every day i had been here. >> on north korea, some folks in town say listen, it doesn't help, despite the idea being that we will be forceful and push back, some say it does not help when the tweets come out the way they do. we know the president made clear i am who i am and i will tweet the way i want to. has there been any consideration that tweets like the one on north korea actually do not advance the agenda, working with other partners in the region? ms. sanders: what did not help was the complacency in the silence of the previous administration. this is a president who leads through strength and he will do that and focus on everything he can do in order to keep americans safe and he will not be pushed around by the leader of north korea, our policy with north korea has not changed. we are fully committed to continuing to apply maximum pressure and working with all of our partners in the region including south korea, whom we have a better relationship with now than ever bef

what you notice too back across ohio this a little hint of ak toughty starting to pop up on the ray doctor and there's a system that is headed our way which is going to eventually bring in snow. though at the moment it's looking look a modest snowfall amount. for now, though, don't expect any of that. for now you got clouds and chill that settled in. and temperatures tell the story right. you're stuck in the teens right now and even only single digits in moun tnz and clearly out liar here. it's cold across the region as a whole and we're not going to rebound as efficiently here when you don't have the benefit of stronger sun angle and certainly only limited sunnyway since there will be clouds overhead. martin luther king junior day service nonetheless looks quiet and chilly, 31 for the daytime high. as we look forward this say look ahead to the forecasted high. sort of a spoyrl alert for 7 day. can you tell looking at this when the snow will move n and because we do have a clipper that is moving in to bring in some cold. so i'll time that out in details for you and also give you a sense of

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ak))) new video tonight of a wine country wildfire survivor.. getting the surp >>> the bay area mammals survivor.. getting the surprise of a lifetime. harlem globetrotter >>> new video tonight of a wine country wildfire survivor getting the surprise of a lifetime. harlem globe trotter surprised the 10-year-old at her school today to thank her for her courage. back in october the wildfires not only destroyed her home but also her prosthetic legs. he taught her some special tricks and moves and gave her that big backyard present too. lily and her mom will join the world famous team when they play at oracle arena next saturday. >> last week we introduced you to some of the bay area's best figure skaters taking part in the figure skating championships in san jose. tonight some of the best in america went head to head for a spot on the u.s. olympic team. we were there with the bay area skater trying to make a comeback. >> it felt really, really exciting to skate so well in my hometown. >> she gave it her all on the ice tonight as she performed for on

. >>> a little break in the rain but if you have a flight at sjc, o ak or sfo, you may say, take me to the pilot. let's hope the pilots make it as well. they should. there are no real restrictions this morning unless you're in the mountains. >> mount tam just shy of an inch. that's the most i've seen so far. i'm still going through some of the emails and observations to see how much. san jose and oakland, 12 one hundredths. san francisco, not too shabby at 0.43. there were greater amounts in parts of mendocino county. there are still a few showers popping up. the sierra, it looks like just above baxter on 80. around 4000 feet if you are heading out there. the snow level has come down. there is a winter storm warning until 4 pm today. things should start to wind down in the late morning. that cold pool of air will swing in later today. this will favor areas that will get showers. the breeze has turned from east and north to more westerly. some of the coldest air is yet to arrive. on the peninsula, all 40s. 50s on the coast. this could give us some brief, heavy shower activity later toda

a new warning today as the irs starts ak setting your 2017 tax returns. >> they're urging people to filessible, before identity thieves get the chance to file any bogus returns. kenneth moton explains why the risk for fraud this year is so much higher. >> reporter: a warning from the irs. one potential reason that massive equifax credit bureau data breach. 140 million people were affect period. >> >> you have a cornucopia of information. >> reporter: 1500 data breaches last year compromising people's sensitive information. tax experts say credit freezes or monitoring won't stop tax-related identity theft. >> if they have name, a date of birth, and a social security number, they are off to the races. >> reporter: katie van fleet says she and her attorney are looking ahead to the tax season after thieves opened up fraudulent lines of credit in her name. >> i did what i could to protect myself. but in h the same way, i still feel helpless. >> reporter: the irs has placed a varity occasion code box on all w-2 forms. code generated by the employer and will appear on your w 2. those at risk ur

militants with ak-47s, grenades, and suicide belts mowing down guests eating dinner, specifically targeting foreigners, searching floor by floor for victims. some of the victims caught in the crossfire, pilots and flight engineers. this brazen attack, the latest in months of torrential violence directed by the taliban and isis. the state department, which warned americans to stay vigilant near afghan hotels just days ago, tonight is condemning the attack. tom? >> jennifer, thank you. >>> back here at home, chaos on the streets in san francisco. a driver jumping the sidewalk. dozens running to get out of the way. the mini van not stopping for about a half mile. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: terrifying moments captured on video as people scramble to get out of the way of this minivan in san francisco. watch as witnesses chase down the mini van, trying to stop the driver. >> he was moving slowly enough where people are trying to open the door and trying to get the driver out. he wasn't stopping. >> reporter: san francisco police say a 70-year-old was behind the wheel. they say he jumped

and pat we know you know how to do the jeffrey because we saw you learn it a couple of weeks ak. so i'm just going to throw it out there. he does know how to do it. maybe he'll do it for us at some point. thanks guys. >>> we are here at the mall of america in bloomington and this is close to where all the players are staying they've got a lot of media working out of here. this is another hub as it would be in this super bowl little fun thing that we're doing up here in minneapolis and st. paul and bloomington. they're calling it the bold north. earlier tonight we were in downtown minneapolis for super bowl live. we were checking out what people were up to tonight and we found that it was a big celebration that was really playing to the hometown crowd and they were happy to see their city on display. the sounds of excitement beat through downtown minneapolis monday night. >> it's fun to have so many people down here doing all different activities and we're excited to show what our city is about. >> reporter: from virtual reality to ice sculptures there was plenty of entertainment,

going toion is, are we ake tangible actions or make hard statements. host: to virginia, oscar, morning., good caller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. the ike to ask you about pence that vice president made to afghanistan. fact that d on the south korea has 28,000 soldiers, nly about a couple thousand afghanistan. does pence have to make a isit during the holidays to afghanistan or one-day visit, what have you, even if a holiday visit. why couldn't he have gone to outh korea and visit our most critical military apparatus, who are more danger or in line with ire than the folks in afghanistan in the almost 28,000 plus people there, plus their families? your point, oscar. guest: remember, the president has been. we have had senior american iing als regularly visit korea. neglecting matter of u.s. troops in korea and i think ertainly secretary mattis cannot be accused in any sense of the eassuring them kind of support they're going to need. he vice president's trip to afghanistan was not announced, it followed rief, problems in arranging a cheduled

before all the moisture moves out as we head to about 10, 11:00 at night and we could see snowfall ak laces again manly far norm and west of city could pick up inch of snowfall or slush but we could see ice accumulations not worried about any power outages or power lines being down and tree branches being down and could create slick companies on the roadways. expecting a tenth of inch or less of ice accumulation and could see coating on wind chills and light icing on the trees throughout this event. again morning commute, looking good. watching out for leftover sno snowy spots from the snow we had on thursday that still is hang ago around. it's cold temperatures. and that winty mix lunchtime and later north and west of city and then the pm commute looks like it will be a tough one. so plan for extra time and take it slow. tuesday, wednesday, no problems. we're up to the 40s. up to the 50s on thursday and making a run at 60. i don't know how this wilt feel headed to friday. rain is looking likely. and at this points, next saturday for the birds we could see rain in the morning and look

d you are the ones who are aking america great again.at's y of you know, what i talked about. make america great again. america first. we put america first now. we're doing trade deals. we're doing a lot of things that i said we'd be doing. it's not easy, these other countries have become very, very spoiled with taking advantage of us. but take advantage of us no longer. because now we want their country for them, it should be their country first, but for us it's america first. hat's the way it is. so i want to thank the people of the great, great, great state of pennsylvania, you remember that big night on november 8. donald trump has won the state of pennsylvania. [cheers and applause] right? and i want to thank the people of this state, you are my friends, you are truly great, great people. and you are making america tick. you are really very special. thank you all for being here. god bless you all. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. cheers and applause] scarlet: that was president trump speaking outside pittsburgh, kind of a

the day i got shot, i got shot through the chest with an ak-47 round. that morning started off quite fun, you might say. we were sleeping that night in the house along the street. as a pfc, that was all i knew. e-house on the street. i didn't know anything about the tactics or anything else. i was just one of the guys. so, we got woken up that morning with a rocket round that came into the room where we was. i was with a machine gun team and everyone in the room got shrapnel from the rocket round except for me. i got busy taking the wounded out of the back of the house and it was pretty noisy and busy with lots of hand grenades, rifle fire, machine gun fire everywhere and it was real apparent we were getting hit very, very hard that morning. and it was just breaking day. got to a point where i got the wounded out. we were trying to regroup in the back of the house about two streets down. there was a lot of fighting going on and somebody was hollering for a machine gun. they needed a machine gun on the corner. so i took the machine gun and , started that

six men wielding ak-47s mowed down guests as they ate dinner.earching floor by floor for victims and signaling out foreigners, searching floor by floor. terrified guests jumped from balconies using bed sheets. s.w.a.t. teams eventually killed all six attackers. >>> a manhunt is under way after two pipe bombs went off in a central florida mall. no one was hurt by the blast at the eagle rich mall. police say the devices went off in a delivery area and no shoppers were nearby. detectives are looking for a man described as a person of interest seen leaving it area. at least five more pipe bombs were found in a backpack. >>> so the new york daily news is more hopeful than the post. they just say the eagle empire strikes back, referring to the patriots. >> i don't want to hear this. i don't want to hear this. >> we have 13 days of hype. the match up is set for the big game in minneapolis. >> they are meeting in a rematch from 13 years ago. eagles fans are hyped up after reaching super bowl lii. they filled the streets for hours overnight. the team is

. >> they were firing across into our house with rockets and ak-47s. it was the worst day of our lives. we were surrounded from both sides. reporter: that fighting eventually ended with the death of the former president. the houthis imposed a complete media blackout. no one knew exactly what had happened, until now. this exclusive footage, seen for the first time, shows the battle that changed the course of yemen's civil war. houthi soldiers surround saleh's complex, fighting barefoot. they blow the wall and enter. the chant goes up, "death to america, death to israel, curse the jews, victory to islam." news of saleh's death spreads. >> that is it, the show is over. saleh is dead. his guards came out and told me. the houthis killed him. reporter: the houthis called saleh a traitor for wanting to negotiate with the saudi coalition. inside the huge complex, the aftermath of the battle. >> the houthis are in charge now. the former president's men are there prisoners. reporter: but not all of saleh's men were captured. this man was one of his closest aides