>> no, i think he's a nar sissist. >> what do you mean?is own words and i don't use labels, but nar sissism. >> it is a label. >> but i'm about to define the facts that support the label. james comey as you just had a quote from him and rod rosenstein had it write right, i get to decide when i'm going to publicize something that nobody allows me to in the justice department because i work for the justice department. i james comey decided to go to congress 11 days from the election which is contrary to 50 years of justice department policy. why? because i james comey get to decide. >> i thought he committed to it publicly and that's why he did it. >> no, he did not. what he told congress was if something new comes up, i will take a look at it. he never looked at a single clinton e-mail. >> you're saying he never committed in spirit to the congress to keep them to update. >> or a letter. >> never. the exact words he used and i quote them in my book, if something new comes up, i will take a look at it. he never looked at the e-mails before he

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to make this nar tirative that things were bad under obama and then they got good under trump, that'sse nar tifr. >> things are recovering under obama but they got marketedly better over the last year. it increased 600,000 people. >> fwen this is a continuation of the trend we saw. >> the real economy. is it gets better or not? you're going to talk about tax cuts and bonuses. the savings rate was right before the last stock market crash. >> the economy is doing well. if you look at growth rates for the most part it's not some defuation from the trend that we saw under obama. again, presidents do not control what happens in the economy. they can influence it one way or the other. if you look at growth rates, it was a lot of talk of how great gdp growth was. it was as fast as it's been since 2015. yeah, we've had a pretty strong economy but it's not like there's been some huge up tick that we did not see before. >> here's where i disagree. you're right. i think presidents get too much credit or blame. i will concede that point. on this, president trump deserves enormous credit. the anim

[habla en inglÉs] [sonido ambiente] javier: tres y las mujeres fueron vÍctimas de abuso sexual por narlos acaban de dar su testimonio. Él fue detenido por alguaciles y el acusado retirado de la sala. carolina: ese hombre abusÓ sexualmente de dos mÁs de 250 niÑas durante mÁs de 20 aÑos. javier: vamos a tener que seguir conversando sobre este tema, porque este padre podrÍa enfrentar cargos por haberse lanzado. no alcanzo ni a tocarlo, porque los alguaciles y la gente que sabe la corte lograron detenerlo. carolina: se entiende perfectamente la frustraciÓn de este hombre, al ver que ese seÑor que tenÍa a algunos y es de distancia de la persona que habÍa destruido la vista de sus hijas. la madre del menor que fue agredido y que el docente que sabÍa lo que iba pasar no hizo nada. eso ocurriÓ la clase de educaciÓn fÍsica en una escuela de san antonio. otro estudiante le dijo al joven que iba a pelear con Él cuando salieran de la escuela.. la madre dice que dÉ sufren discapacidad, depresiÓn y que despuÉs de la golpiza el pequeÑo no puede dormir. javier: hemos invitado a esta hora a la prima de

nos preguntÁbamos por quÉ es tan poderoso el nar. tiene 5 millones alrededor de estados unidos. a las campaÑas de republicanos y al presidente trump unos 30 millones. javier: haga algo, presidente trump. esto dijo desde un canal de televisiÓn una madre destrozada. perdiÓ a su hija en la masacre de la escuela y esto fue lo que ya le dijo: [hablan en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] carolina: Éstas son las palabras de esta madre de familia que se acerco a este micrÓfono para darle un mensaje el presidente trump. es madre de alyssa de 14 aÑos de edad que es vÍctima de la tragedia y la pequeÑa estÁ siendo velado hoy. se estaban encargando de hacer algo positivo para la chica. javier: a travÉs de redes sociales como facebook y en twitter han sido varias las declaraciones. e incluso travÉs de instagram. una reacciÓn de la joven sara en contra de las palabras del presidente trump se habÍa realizado. evitÓ mencionar la palabra armas, el presidente en su discurso y la joven le respondiÓ diciendo: 17 personas estÁn muertas, de mis compaÑeros de clase. ¿asÍ es

kraz nar announced the change last month saying the bail system took advantage of poor and minority members. the only thing the has has released so far is that a former top official from the obama administration is joining his team in a key leadership role. >>> parents in philadelphia learned last night if their children will get to attend the school considered one of the best in the country. hundreds of parents watched and waited to see if their kids will be go to the math, science and technology charter school. they chose 150 students at random for admigds. that's only a small fraction of the 150,000 applications. we caught up with one mom who was breathing a sigh of relief. >> today with her it was nerve-wracking. >> the charter school is a national blue ribbon school for 2017. the school's waiting list has q quadrupled since 2011. >>> get your sea legs ready. the atlantic city boat show set sail today. >> this is obviously one of the best opportunities to get one organizers say. this is video from a previous year. if you're not shopping there's still cool stuff to see. a new touch a boa

. >>> i'm mike shumann here at oracle nar, san antonio and golden state are going to tip off on abc7 at 5:30. we have a preview coming up. >>> meteorologist drew tuma. starting out the weekend with winds whipping in the north bay, but the winds are going to usher on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? right now during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed with adjustable comfort on both sides. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> all right. thanks for staying with us. let get you an update now on that breaking news we first brought you at the top of the hour. from what we understand, 40 of the 4 passengers have been rescued from the ferry that got stuck on a reef just a mile and a half or so from shore. this in the berkeley marina about 2:40 this afternoon. witnesses tell abc7 news all on board were taking part in an autobahn bird watching cruise. rescue crews are waiting for high tide to offload the last three people on board, two of

the super bowl really gives businesses as well as other attractions the opportunity to write a new nar>> reporter: so this town is still basking in the glow of super bowl victory. the fans and the merchants praying that the eagles can become perennial contenders if not the champs. i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news" in center city. >> a lot of eagles national celebrities now. >> the celebration just keeps going and going and going and that super bowl celebration continued today. the eagles safety malcolm jenkins got some national exposure this morning. jenkins was on "live with kelly and ryan." from now on whenever he's introduced confetti must fall from the sky. it's in his contract. jenkins shared his message that he delivered to his team before the big game. >> i basically told them now look, if you want to be super bowl champions we're 60 minutes away from having, you know, world championship the first ones in philadelphia. we get the banner on the stadium everything. all you got to do is be yourself. being ourselves got us there, you know, we had everything that we needed. we

second amendment, practical activities cannot go to a gun range, can i take my boy hunting in texas with narshoot hogs -- an ar to shoot hogs? .e will have dual we don't have due process. you should have the same rights in california and texas. the first amendment, same thing. the consequences are bad, but the second series of consequences are lower long-term. if we as a country can decide some rights are unfavorable at a particular point in time and limit them, there is not a restraint on that same thing happening 150 years from now, 10 years from now on other rights. we have seen that in our history already when it comes to race. when it comes to gender. how rights are used. these rights are to protect the first amendment. they are not there to protect popular speech, but unpopular speech. when things become unpopular, and there is a big group saying we don't want that, that is exactly when your right is there to stop it. that could happen to the second amendment, it could happen to others. people and the courts disregarding the significance of that individual right has implications for th

bill: in addition to the allegation in the office, there is also issue of nar cot kicks parties. are they allegedlying there drug is on the d.a.'s office? or is it just margarita parties as the dally news ref vense. >> the lawsuit claims there currently is alcohol stored in the office and am lowees would take a swig, have a drink at their desk while on duty. they would go though courthouse and fight for cases and after having a drink according to the lawsuit. bill: right. >> coming from one woman, right now, who may have agenda, may not. we'll find out. bill: thank you, john. appreciate. ♪ ♪ ♪ bill: we have a chasing alert for you tonight. a 90-year-old woman is ded after being evacuated from her apartment by three new york city police officers t. note it gets a little cloudy as to what happened after they eevacuated her. they dropped her in the chaos in the smoke as some officers were overcome with spoke them themes. now 691 jer os old died of spoke inhalation. minutes go by. in that chaos, davis was left on the ground dying of smoke inhalation. i am joined now by the attorney f

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. >> none of us are taking money from the nar on the democratic side and we are going to pass commonense gun safety legislation. >> reporter: rally then moved inside to peace center where a smaller group shared their hope for action they're fears and their sadness. >> the manifestation of how we normalized violence in this country and just worries me a lot. >> i want to be inspired and i want to feel like i can stand up tomorrow and do something and i will but right now i am just so grief string stricken. >> reporter: now with regard to those expanded background checks congressman fitzpatrick says that should include gun shows as well as online sales. his office tonight cited one study that found about 170 felons every day are prevented from buying a gun as a result of those background checks. dawn? >> all right, thank you, brad. president trump and the first lady visiting broward health north hospital tonight. that facility treating several victims of the wednesday's massacre. the president met with doctors and than thanked them them for r live saving efforts. one victim isn't criti

. >> we don't know if the lewin nar module was named the ego.of eagle scouts. we would look to think we had a little bit of involve. in that. >> michael serba is the chief executive for scouting. >> they want camping, adventure. hiking. that's just what we do. >> reporter: the fact that fewer kids were doing it, he says has to do with mom and dad. >> you think about how namelies then in the 70s, 80s, 90s, started to change. more pressure is on the family. more activities for children. moms now are in the work force. because we didn't adapt our design. we had slow, steady erosion. >> an erosion he doesn't believe are tied to policies many saw as exclusioner. >> i think we probably had some. emotion of membership. due whether to have gay youth, gay adults. i think we were losing far more kids because family structures were changing. we hadn't changed our program design. ♪ >> reporter: which brings us back stew troop 1262. one of the fastest growing troops in america. the scouts are almost all burmese refugees, their namelies resettled here from th

raj nar violated the code of condu conduct.k in 1987 and has been the head of the north america division since 2017. the coulture is under scrutiny. >>> twitter cracking down on spam bots. twitter will limit coordinated posts across multiple accounts. it suspended thousands of suspected spam bot accounts. many lost thousands of followers blaming twitter for a lockout. twitter denies it adding it regularly suspends suspicious accounts. it will reconfirm them once they know a human being is behind the account. >> many believe not enough. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> your comments this week and those of our president have been pathetically weak. >> angry families make a statement in an exchange in the florida town hall meeting. >>> how many schools? how many children have to get shot? it stops here with this administration and me. >> families of several school shootings made their case at the white house. the president suggested arming teachers. an idea that is getting push back from law enforcement. >>> and a classic

they wind up moving in with donald defreeze and start coming up with these ideas about rev las vegas narome the nucleus of the liberation army. >> assuming they committed a horrendous crime before kidnapping patty hearst. that incident gets lost when we talk about the patty hearst kidnap. >> during the fall of 1973, donald defreeze and a fugitive. so he can't be. out and about. he sits in the apartment and he stoo stews. >> defreeze sees a piece on the oakland schools. >> the schools cannot do the job of education in the big. cities alone. >> marcus foster became a controversial figure. partially because he was trying to have a police presence in the schools and establish a kind of id system for the students. the concern was that the police would be in the schools not to protect the students, but to control them. defreeze became convinced that foster had to be killed. >> one night marcus foster was walking from the school board building to his car. >> they waited for the end of a school board meeting and as he walked into the parking lot, they shot marcus foster dead point-blank range. >

the snl star is back at it live tweeting and snapping and instagraming her olympic gold medal worthy narlope. i need to know who is picking these dam on outfits. what the -- is he a little dutch boy? you see the beading in his top? that is magnificent. this is an outfit right here, son. what is this? is this the black panther? >> we will hear more from leslie jones. she is heading to pyeongchang as an official olympic contributor for nbc. >> seriously? >> yes. >> we're all excited. she is coming. >> official situation? >> yes. >> this will become tradition. >> this started in rio. she is brilliant. first of all, no filter. no filter at all. >> and that works. >> we had to clean up some of that. other olympic trending news. team usa athletes may be looking for love in between the events. that is if a new instagram page is to be believed. check this out. called tinder pyeongchang. it is compelling the olympians on tinder while they are here. so far the account has shown ski jumpers and skaters and snowboarders and bobsledders all looking for love in pyeongchang. >> i'm sure love happens. d

he returned yesterday with nar 15 pretty started shooting outside a school, pulled the fire alarm weere told by police as students begin to run he began to shoot. students should "-end-quotes have been under desks primus would not be their last day of protecting family members and friends. authorities are focused on two areas, his home for the last three months and a social media accounts. he'd been saying in the home with a friend, student at the high school here. they hired an attorney and he spoke to reporters last night. >> this had no predilection, so nothing. the alleged shooter didn't tip anybody, colony buddy, tip anybody, warn anybody this is about to happen. turning social media is the second thing they are focusing on today. they told us they have found the very disturbing post commending us relating to shootings, guns, knives posted by this kind man, nikolas cruz in this case. they will be pouring through that. the fbi going through that today. his first the school year, it will be closed today and tomorrow. they are providing grief counselors. lauren: caroline, thank you

saying that a new spending proposal scheduled for release tomorrow will include billions in funding nar long promised border wall but opponents are hoping to block the wall in court and a judge is expected to rule on the challenge this week, a judge that has a history with the president. will carr joins us from los angeles to explain. will? reporter: a lot of controversy when it comes to the law, but in case comes with additional twist. the judge and president trump have that history. environmental groups in the state of california are both challenging the administration's claim that it can waive a number of environmental laws in efforts to build prototypes and replace the existing wall near san diego. judge curiel is expected to rule on the case because candidate trump doggedly disparaged judge curiel over a lawsuit involving trump university. >> he's been extremely hostile to me. he is hispanic, i believe, and he is a very hostile judge to me. i said it loud and clear. reporter: curiel who was born in indiana has to decide whether the trump administration can build the border wall und

president trump's trillion dollar what he wants to do spend a trillion dollars and how they're going to pay narating to my producer bernie schwartz, that was a topic of conversation. not a lot of details disclosed on. this two things we're seeing. republicans talking about a gas tax, increase to pay for it which has been out there. and the public private partnership aspect of somehow that, you know, if you want to build something, you're a company, you can get public money to do a road or a bridge. if you can bring in private money and the more private money you get, the more the government might match. liz: so the states have to hustle. >> yes, and private contractors have to be involved in this. now those are such -- those are more details than is out there but still pretty scant. and i will say, this liz, one of the main worries about house gop leaders is in trump's agenda, now that we got tax cuts done is infrastructure spending do. we have money for sdmshgs do these sort of -- can a gas tax fly to a republican congress? probably not. does the infrastructure, public-private gambit, is there

nar. i was reading today that a person 20 years old bought an ar-15 in 5 minutes with an expired i.d. how was it that easy? >> laura: many of you remember the last time we had an assault weapons ban it was from 1994 to 2004. the study of the van that was done by the national institute of justice concluded that the band produced no discernible reduction in the lethality and injurious notice of gun violenc violence. it went on to note that assault weapons were rarely used in gun crimes, even before the ban. look, there are close to 15 million ar-15 style rifles in the united states today. it's one of the top-selling style of weapons in the country. and it may be hard to believe, especially after last week, these guns are actually rarely used to commit violent crimes. according to the fbi, rifles of all kinds, not just the semi auto types, accounted for just 3% of firearms homicides in 2016 while handguns accounted for 65%. contrary to what you hear in the media, handguns are also still by fa

worth mentioning, ford for example, another victim of the me too movement potentially at least, raj narved as the man who ran north america for ford following what they call misconduct allegations, not a lot more to go on there. but a lot of other announcements related to it would seem this morning. group vice president and president ford north america, joy fell at ka named group vice president and number of other important moves there, melissa this morning ford not doing much of anything. but it is facing -- been facing a fairly difficult period, of course key focus being production of ev vehicles and automation and what's going to happen under the new leadership that they've had since mark fields was moved to ceo. >> importantly for field with nar's departure, that was a profitable unit at ford. this is -- it could be a real disruption in terms of ford's turnaround in relationship to gm and the others and of course this me too movement and the scrutiny on the sea suite expanding since steve wynn was kicked out of his own company which he founded which he had such a strong role in. >>

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, as i mentioned, i don't believe the issue is legally owning a firearms semi-pneumatic weapon like nar5. the focus on who is owning it. there is one other issue that never get talked about in these horrible tragedies and it is the coarsening of our culture, violence, whether it's in movies or videos, this is an issue that i think we have to also look at that rarely gets talked about. you cannot must be ridiculed for talking about violent video games, but i think these are broader cultures that promote violence. it hardened our view of life and i think those are also important issues to be looking not as we want to make sure our kids are safe in school. leland: that is a common thread as you point out going all the way back to columbine. video games and violence and culture through standing up to now to the situation in florida. i want to get to the issue with infrastructure. near and dear to your hurt the president's plan for infrastructure. at the same time, the senate can't get together and immigration bill although they say they want to agree on one. tax reform is impossible to get

the white house on the political side review it as buy nar.vulnerabilityings down to zero. you try to minimize the risk. yes we want emergency management and yes, let's not just talk about gun control, but ask why a society that has assault weapons like this is having the violence that no other country has. these are solutions that we can get to easily if we look at all of them in their totality. >> appreciate your time tonight. next a look at what lawmakers are saying in a conversation with the author of the book, columbine, the book. about another high school shooting. we'll be right back. ♪ i'm walkin♪ wow! nshine ♪ i'm walking on sunshine ♪ wow! ♪ applebee's handcrafted burgers. any burger just $7.99. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. >>> having had a day to absorb what happened here, prominent politicians talked not what to do about guns, but mental health. here's some of what they had to say. >> as you know, mental health is often a big problem underlying these tragedies. that may be the case based on early reporting. >> how do

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. >> anybody in san francisco eligible nar flood insurance? >> yeah. >> so, if you were on the edge of a flood prone area and concerned about the effect of sea level rise, you could voluntarily purchase -- >> yes. and anyone in san francisco can purchase flood insurance policies through the national flood insurance programme, which is subsidized. as of right now, we don't even have final fema maps so even those in the preliminary flood zones are still getting subsidized rates on a national scale. because fema flood maps haven't been finalized yet. >> thank you. >> it seems like the goal of this mapping -- maybe not the biggest goal, but one of the main uses and goals for the map is this disclosure question and possibly tools identify individual recourse strategies for a homeowner? >> so, the primary purpose of this map is information. and that has a two-pronged trickle down. we want current property owners to be aware of flood risk. their flood risk. whether they're planning to sell or nots, we want property owners to be aware of their flood r

meanwhile, i'm going to say there is a bunch of things in the bill i fought for nar really importantwell, for example, keeping the health clinics open. and proceeding to address the opioid epidemic. those are some good things. it's got good things in it. >> more, tonight rand paul called out fellow republicans for hypocrisy in the budget plan after the gop criticized barack obama for adding to the u.s. deficit for his time in his office. is he right. >> he is absolutely right. we can go back to when the republican team was saying let's spend the government until it's so small it's breck and won't be able to spend more. then the democrats come into office and say we're sorry there is no way to address national problems. we're blocking anything you try era try to do to take on health care, education, infrastructure. and then when they're back in office they start spending like drunken sailors. this bill represents an increase of about $150 billion a year, or another 1.5 trillion over ten years. you add that they did on taxes that's another $3 trillion manufactured out of no where. >> p

has stated that the reason nar is they don't want to make the information available for security purposesai cants, abandoned building can be attractive to people to get into it for illegal purposes. as supervisor yee mentioned, we're not alone in having a problem with commercial vacancies. we did review some other cities and what their vacancy rates are and this is not just dealing with abandoned and commercial, but commercial vacancies as a whole. new york, there was a report from last martha recorded a 5% to 20% vacancy rate in various retail corridors throughout city. what was interesting there is some of the higher rent districts are having higher vacancy rates and what they're finding is this problem with the retail industry right now in general which is there aren't enough high-end tenants that want to occupy brick and mortar space any longer. so, everyone is waiting for the big tenants, but they're cutting back. chicago had a rate ranging from 3 30i8 to 14.3% throughout the metro area. and it was 10% overall. they did cite rising costs, higher rents as being a hardship on a lot of

number of companies, major corporations, including delta and united, are essentially splitting with the nar. pulling out all of their advertisements or support. the nra saying the loss of a discount will neither scare nor distract one single nra member from our mission. some 5 million people who are a part of the nra say they support the group's defense of the second amendment. president trump is pushing for some type of a vote on guns, gun control. this week, he wants to see expanded back ground checks, in addition, stef, to everything we've been talking about. it is highly unlikely we'll see a vote this week. the house is back but really only a day or so. >> if the president decides to make a move here, he has a moment an extraordinary moment, to do something on gun control. and win support from people he never thought he could. i want to bring my panel in. phil rutger is white house bureau chief for "the washington post." ron insana is a cnbc contributor. and the reverend, who hosts a program at sirius xm progressive talk radio. he must have had roller skates on to get here this quickly

. >> reporter: she's known putin nar years. sobchak's fatherly was the mayor of st.ersburg and putin's political patron. tiat anatoly's funeral, pu embraced ksenia's mother.p that relationss led many to call knesia sobchak a kremlin stooge, helping legitimize a preordained election. alina polyakova is a fellow at the brookings institution. they're hoping having a young female dynamic, a socialite in othe election will get e to come to the polls, especially young people, which wil end of the day, legitimize putin once again. >> reporter: that's what alexei navalny argues. he's the country's leading opposition figure, who's been banned from running for president on what he calls trumped up criminal charges. back in 2012, navalny embraced sobchak after they were both released from jail. but today, he criticizes sobchak for ignoring his election boycott, and participating in what he calls a charade. sobchak returns the favor. >> i see a big double standard because alexei navalny wanted to take part those elections too, as you remember, and he made a really good campaign

. >> rachael denhollander issued a statement in part, the level of willful ig nar ranns of shannon smithyond the pale. >> he apologized for the distraction. smith told cbs news she's not going to say anything further as she believes her statements have been blown into a different context than they were meant. >> an egregious comment. >> yeah. >>> tech giants are celebrating record-breaking sale this morning. amazon, $60.5 billion in fourth quarter revenues was much higher than expected. sales are up from the previous year. fourth quarter sales of google's alphabet, $32.3 billion and apple's revenue topped $88 billion. the three companies combined made more than half a trillion dollars last year. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger is with us. good morning. wow. why are thinged better than expected with amazon? >> as we know, they're expanding beyond just online. that's really interesting. we also know amazon derives an enormous amount of money from their cloud computing area. it drives revenue like crazy. it was up 45% from a year ago. it's just incredible. we know holiday sales b

infrastructure spending and the fed is selling bonds off the balance sheet and the bonds are sell narringloom generally doesn't work out. we never get as low as people like he and -- neil: he's looking for upside after all this ends, you know? >> probably will be. i never predict, i never give you a rose-colored glasses with markets, because they go up and down. here's the fundamental thing they think is weird about this, if you look at the retail inflows, the stock funds in january, they were like at record level. neil: 100 billion. >> who's touting that market? at these valuations? one guy. it's the president of the united states. >> the latest money going out and brady can you help me with this, but that's a pretty quick exit, if it's 20+ billion retail money leaving, what's going on? >> that's a quick exit and volatility happens fast. we had record low volatility. neil: really fast. >> it's always faster on the downside. we had record low numbers. neil: a little more than 10% in five trading days? isn't that unusual? >> yes, it came after the vix index at key measure of volatility. un

. >> that was randall margraves lunging at nar sassar.the disgraced doctor. two of his doctors have given victim impact statements. >>> this morning a stark warning for the more than three million breast cancer survivors. experts now say they could face another serious health risk due in part to their cancer treatments. nbc rehema ellis has the story. >> reporter: a big wake up call for the millions of breast cancer survivors. life saving treatments can increase a woman's risk for heart disease. the american heart association sounding the alarm in the first major report to link the two diseases. the organization says women over age 65 are more likely to die from heart disease than breeast cancer. doctors warn three to four months of seem mchemo and radia can cause heart failure and can lose 30% of their fitness. >> that's about 30 years of aging. >> dr. gilchrist runs the nation's first clinic for breast cancer patients that also targets and treats cardiac risks like high blood pressure and obesity with a healthy die skt exercise. . >> i'

kleinfeld running a $500 million project -- >> next week, klaus kleinfeld turned out to be a vision nart a plaque or anything him. >> one errant e-mail -- >> never hit send at night. >> don't write it down. >> ever get an e-mail, it's yes, no, it's y, t/y, his e-mails, the most -- >> very good. >> nothing more than five words, right, that's the rule >> you're good >> concise. >> chutrunkated. >> dow has fallen in february for the month. bob? sf >> up 10 of the last 15 and down five of the last 15. fractional gains on average. bit of a trendless open. we had a little bit confusion yesterday because between the fed statement and end of the month rebalancing, which was significant, there was a lot of confusion about that midday sell-off now we don't have any of that distraction here let's look at the sectors. energy small leadership group here, semiconductors not doing much, that's a big leadership group. banks fluttering around a little bit in the last few years. big moves up in materials last -- first part of last month. not doing much transports are notably to the downside, even though

it took 38 minutes nar s for th improper emergency alert to be, i guess, retrieved. a couple days later that was at the japanese news agency, nhk, put out a warning about an incoming missile attack from north korea that i think was corrected within a few minutes, but in each event, these things caused a whole lot of public concern. i was in a classified hearing recently where i had a chance to ask, i think this is actually not classified material, i hope you can -- >> i hope so. >> i hope you can get there. i was able to ask the question of our military leadership, when these false warnings went out, did our military immediately realize how quickly did the military realize that these were not attacks? i think that's the kind of thing that gives comfort to people that there might be a false warning, but our military understands it pretty quickly which reduces the risk then of an accidental provocation, accidental military action. from your perspective as north com commander with norad under your jurisdiction, can you talk a little bit about those two incidents and how

wanted to do away with crony capitalism do you have a problem with delta removing its support for the narf delta wants to do that, that's up to delta i don't want to get into delta's business plan, but to do it while the state of georgia is contemplating taking out a -- or giving them a tax break, what that tells me is delta was more confident in the politicians they had in their back pocket than they were in how fervent the people of georgia would fight for their second amendment right. it was a tactical error on their part. >> just to be clear, you're okay with delta's decision to cut ties with the nra then >> i mean, i don't want to get into the -- the process where politicians are telling corporations how they need to run their business i think it was a stupid move on their part i would love for delta to reinstate it again, for me, we do not need to support crony capitalism and give public corporations tax breaks. >> all right state senator williams of georgia making a run for governor thanks for joining us. >> thank you >>> now, citi made a very bullish call on intel. the "fast money

la ley becker en florida le permite a las autoridades y a profesionales mÉdicos con fui nar a una personauelas acaso no tienen derecho a recibir protecciÓn del gobierno? y seso lo que vamos a estar haciendo, ¿alguna pregunta? >> en quÉ condiciÓn estÁn las personas lesionadas? >> no lo sÉ, mis hijos trabajaron con el entrenador, mis hijos entrenaron con Él, no sÉ cuÁndo va a ser su funeral, no sÉ cuÁntos adultos van asistir, pero ahÍ tendremos a dos niÑos los chicos de la comunidad lo adoraban, un hombre fenomenal, no sÉ los detalles especÍficos pero si les puedo decir que cuando Él falleciÓ de manera trÁgica e inhumana, falleciÓ protegiendo a otros pueden estar seguros de eso. >> ¿quÉ nos pde dec de los lesionados? >> afortunadamente tenemos a nuestros mÉdicos que han trabajado incansablemente y han salvado tantas vidas veamos atraer a algunos de los mÉdicos para que responda a estas preguntas. >> buenas tardes, soy el doctor director y presidente del departamento de medicina de emergencia en broward y tambiÉn me acompaÑan mi colegas de broward aquÍ y los tres vamos a tratar de responder

and right now the politicians in washington nar this swamp don't seem too concerned about them. thought i was your brother. i thought i was your brother. stuart: grandson. keep paying for my retirement, okay, son? come on soon, we'll see you in new york. gotcha man, thanks. >>> the "los angeles times" and the san diego "union-tribune" got a new owner. health care executive patrick soon-shiong bought the papers for $500 million. the good doctor acquired the papers along with several other california publications from the media company tronc. that happened this week. >>> expedia profits hurt by increased spending on their part. that stock taking it on chin, down 16%. >>> strong profits and a very good outlook from the chipmaker nvidia. they are up 4% at the moment. they had been up more than that. more on that in just a moment. >>> look at the price of gold, near a one month low despite all the turmoil, gold at $1316. and the price of oil down for six days in a row, and today dropped below $60 per barrel. no impact on stocks but probably have impact on the price of gas in the futu

but no one, unless you are law enforcement or in the military do you need an ak or nar. you don't need those weapons. and the first thing -- do you remember the first legislation that trump and paul ryan signed in? to make it ok for people who are mentally disabled so they could still buy a weapon? you know. the guy is crazy. bought a make america and i knocked it off his head. i'm done with these people. host: steve has this point. unstablehis 18-year-old expelled 18-year-old able to pass a gun check in the first place? the number of people killed in are being put forward today in the washington post saying that the people killed in the country's largest mass shootings came from every race, religion, socio--- socioeconomic background. you can look at that chart. shooting, onehe parent who lost her daughter had this to say. >> they came into our children's school. what security is there? there are no metal detectors. the gunmen just walked into the the windowcks down of my child's door and started shooting her. and killed her. trump, you say, what can you do? you can sto