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bill: might near at jfk airport not only dl the incredible winter weather we have been having delay flightsanding some families more than two days trying to get to the destination at the airport but to add insult to injury origin troy insult, i am not sure which is worse here. a pipe burst flooding parts of this airport. john has the full story. reason, what is going on at jfn it ised about any way you look at it, bill. u starting adding a water main break. a power outage. thousands of exhausted travelers limited information and the frustration and the epic levels. here is what happened on sunday. important to note, the cancellation started on thursday. here is what happened on sunday. a water cascading through some count kerrs and bag ame areas and three inches of water on the floor at terminal four and this follows hundreds of canceled flights from the storm on thursday. 1:00 howz with bad is it? on monday, port you a thousand 2:00 twitter handle sent out immediate tweet first thing monday morning. there are still delays. is getting better but it is still not 100%. >> you grows it happene

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if it opens at 175 dl$175 you'le selling that >> what do you say about that? >> it has to be contained. so far it is one thing that we can also sort of hang on to for now is that this is a type of stock. it'streated the same way apple is treated or amazon and they all held up very well right? there was no spillover of course there wasn't spillover. there is a facebook story. if there real worry, then people go into other names like it and do trimming. >> earnings season kicking into full gear next week with a slew of big names we'll hear from big blue known as ibm the dow stock has been on a terror as it moved into block chain technology this could be the sleeper pick for next week. why? give us the trade. >> a couple things going on here obviously this massively underperformed and it was one of the worst performing stocks in the dow. some of the early year performance, maybe it's associated to a dow. obviously two-thirds of the sales come from outside the u.s. the dollar, you have seen the dollar index it is making multimonth lows here last quarter in q-3, oc

there is dl there is collateral damage. i asked sheldon what is the definition of racist? and he said when there is racial prejudice and when there is power that comes together. and that begged the question today, there is power in this place, highest office in the land. and then the question of racial prejudice. so when those two come together, that's one of the reasons why i asked the question today. i guess i was the only one that asked that question repeatedly today. >> it's a sad day that the question has to be asked, period. april ryan, thank you so much there from the white house. >> thank you. >> from what we know, senator durbin was the only democrat in the room when the president called these african nations "shithole" countries. the question we are asking what are the republicans saying? two quotes, two senators i should shay cotton and purdue, they are saying we don't recall. so that's what we are getting from them. as far as the leaders, as far as the leaders of their party, it's taken more than half a day for house speaker paul ryan to respond. but here he wa

dls landscape architecture. and we're honored to be collaborating with the city and community on a 1-acre park at 5th and brannon that is called for by this plan. there are two things that are key to know. to that end, we've had three public workshops to learn a number of things about where they're coming from, how they live and what they want to be able to do and how the park can extend their lives during the day and on the weekends. we've heard things that are more obvious perhaps like open space with grass and where kids and dogs can be and safety in terms of moving through. this park is in the center of the lot, but we've heard that people want to use this place to get together. could this be a living room for their community. could it be a place to come for a farmer's market, science fair, see a film, gathering informally in a teadecent-sized open space? the other aspect is sustainability. when we say sustainability, we don't refer so much to metrics and to checklists, but we're talking about the environmen

dl roads are looking good as well. back to you. >>> secret meet, we have new details about the ongoing trump administration russian probe. michael flynn was fired less than a month into his job. next what he kept from president trump and white house lawyers. >>> fights challenge accepted thousands of you are sending in your versions of fly eagles fly. next a super bowl theme song with a twist you have to hear. >>> well, it's feeling more like winter now and it's about to get even colder. find out how cold and then how much we warm up this weekend. >>> a new bombshell this morning in the russia investigation. nbc news has learned that former national security adviser mike flynn spoke to the fbi without a lawyer just one day before he was sworn in. then concealed that from the white house. since then, sources say investigators have spoken to president trump's entire national security and intelligence team, including cia director mike mike pompeo. and former acting director sally yates who was fired after warning the whit

that is just using that on dls every month. second, everybody should have paid family vacation and sick leave. [cheering and applause] and third, that labor rights should be protected with increasingly worker representation. okay. [applause] if you look at the map basically the darker the shade the farther away from achieving those goals. this one is a map of people living in poverty in the united states. let me show you a basic point. this is all the high income countries, for all the graphs i'm going to show you all the way on the far left, maybe not by coincidence but that is the best. okay? all the way on the far right that is the worst. look at where the united states ranks compared to other countries. for example, in people living in poverty, as measured by the oecd, the rich countries. don't tell me can't have low poverty in the united states that all those other countries figure it out and we can't? of course. this is that policies we have. not inevitability this is not the unclear global system that is so unfair to us.

the unusual options activity he found in two sectors outside of the united states and our calf the dlbout many stocks. we'll see you at the top of the hour in 20 minutes or so >> looking forward to it, scott. thank you. >>> legality's get the santelli exchange over at the cme this morning. hey, rick. >> good morning, carl. you know, a lot could be rileding on friday's first look at fourth quarter gdp. this isone of those numbers where every time you get it, of course, you're well a month through into the next quarter. so by very definition, considering the breldth and how hard it is to put together some of the statistics, it's already an old number when it's brand new and get three looks at it. but i also will urge many to contemplate that sometimes markets chew their tobacco twice, so to speak meaning that the notion of stronger economic growth leads to certain type of investor behavior and when you get the numbers, sometimes you end up double dipping and kons traiti concentrating on that impact of the economy and getting more of a move out of the same data as the facts of the data b

does dl is the position of the republican republicans and the democrats. maybe they'll reach consensus. doesn't he know that? >> well, they believe the leader of his water usually leads his party and doesn't sit there and wait passively for something to come to him. and that was a remarkable montage. not of democrats complaining about the republican president and not knowing his position, but of republicans complaining about the republican president and not knowing his position. >> is he against the dreamers or for them? he has said he is for them and he is not acting that way. >> well, he is for them. and from my point of view, he is allowing his support for the bill of love as he called it. >> yep. >> to be undone by people who are less for the dreamers than the president has proclaimed tims to be. >> what is this, the hidden hand of eisenhower? who is he pretending to be here? >> i read that buy, by greenstein? >> yeah. >> what does this preshlg behavi presidential behavior like peter the hermit. what is he doing hiding in the white house? >> nobody who

and i want to focus specifically m.on immigration refor dl plugged his plan as a kind of ideal, mground. and here is just a part of what he said and then we're going to talk about it. >> i'm extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religeon and creed. (applause) ty duty and the sacred duty of every el official in this chamber is to defend americans, to protect their safety, their families their communand their right to the american dream. because americans are dreamers too. >> woodruff: so yamiche, a lo t of reactiwhat the president said there. e o was he appealing to? >>s appealing to republican, the republican base and republican lawmakers who are getting ready to make the case that immigration and hard-line e followed.d to b he really handed a rallying cry to republicans when he said americans are dreamers too. you can just see that slogan on t-shirts and on hats. because he was really trying to trmmer home the fact that democrats arng to pit t erican citizens against immigrants and tmo

press secretary raj sha is here to make the case for the president on immigration, the hopeor a budget dl, and he will be tested on both. we also hav conessmen fm the left and the right who might hold the keys to a deal. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." >>> as always, we start with facts first. immigrants are dangerous. i'm going to throw them out. i'm going to build a big wall all the way across the border and mexico is going to pay for it. those were the signature promises that helped donald john trump separate himself from a packed republican field. now, of course at the time, trump may not have thought that he would ever win or have to deliver on any of those promises. and those who did think that they might win knew that much of what trump was saying was crazy talk. and just tonight, finally after almost a year in office, the white house comes clean as the chief of staff, general john kelly, admits that much of trump's talk about immigration was, quote, uninformed. >> he's very definitely changed his attitudes towards the daca issue and even the wall. he has evolved in the w

we dl absolutely nothing for them. we should not be afraid of stopping this government if we have to do it because we need to do something for the dreamers. we need to do something for people who have no health care and use health centers and for the men and women whose families are on food stamps and whose salaries are not commensurate. i'm standing with each and every one of them. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from gay seek recognition? mr. carter: permsion to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. carter: i rise today to recognize the immediate benefits that the tax cuts and jobs act is already delivering for american families. on january 11, the treasury department released its withholding tables for 2018 and they work to implement the jobs act and signed into law by president trump. with the implementations of these withholding tables, 90% of wage earners will experience an increase. a married couple making $75,000 would seen a

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because it's going to be setting priorities and trading these dl dollars that are going to be needed over time versus spending them somewhere else. do you think you have the right support from the secretary and others to be able to make a argument that you need these funds to continue the audits and continue the fixes? >> i have the support of the secretary and the deputy secretary. i will tell you at the president's budget level or at the committee level, i'm very comfortable. if you start talking about a cr that runs through the year, we're in a very different place. i'll fight to protect this, but we have readiness issues in others that i'd have to be paying attention to as well. >> the bca levels would be a disaster? >> that would be a disaster. >> on the database of findings, there will be some findings that are more important than others. >> mm-hm. >> so when it first comes out, just the scope of the number of findings will probably be startling. will the cpa firms grade those findings as to ones that are, for lack of a better phrase, really critical or systemic versus easily f

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hawks out there, security conservatives will be very happy with that number that might get us to the dl-ship navy we need. i also lookted at the daca deal, and i say, i have been waiting for this for 12 years. both the extreme left and extreme right are upset with the proposal, but border security conservatives and people who believe the d.r.e.a.m.ers at least and perhaps others ought to receive naturalization and citizenship eventually are cheering and i think there's a productivity pop in there, too, as well. when one looks at 1.8 million people who, quote, live in the shadows, getting regularized and eventually citizenship, you have a huge pop in the most industrious group of people. they're migrants living in a new country, traditionally overachievers, traditionally builders, traditionally achievement oriented i think it's been a good week for the president, the davos speech included. >> it's talk about the daca proposal that is out there and whether you think there will be enough democrats who are willing to swallow hard and provide some if not all of the $25 billion asked for the

if you look at the dl deliberations. two, you can't have one person drive the ultimate decision. unilateral decisions is not what our founding fathers set off. they believe in balance of power. and two heads being better than one. if you look at this process look at something that does include a variety of different perspectives as opposed to one. and finally, process really matters. as my colleague from louisiana was pointing out, cost benefit analysis, rate of return, you have to have at multiple levels these kinds of things when we look at congressional mandates and spending, where does that leave me? i think they got it close with the bill. you know, a tiger grant is an executive branch earmark. let's go through process, multiple vet spgs not one person decides. that's a very different thing than the earmarks i would warn you against and with that i yield back. >> mr. chairman, in light of the time of these gentlemen and they have been here with a long time. if it's okay i'm here for the duration so i will wait to testify with mr. turner. >> we'll turn to questions for this p