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laura: this is "bbc world news americfr" reporting om washington, i am moura trevelyan. >> this is what deacy looks like! laura: students with a serious message -- survivors of the florida school shooting protest in the state capitol, calling for ugher gun laws. meanwhilcome at the white house, president trump speaks with students and others affected by gun violence in a liening session. the u.n. calls for an end to the hell on earth in syr. where the battle for the rebel held area has become so deadly. the b evangelisly graham, who preached to millions worldwide and was known as god's ambassador has died at the age of 99. ♪ laura: welcome to ouviewers. the movement that started with young people who watched their friends die in a horrific school massac has taken on new momentum today. survivors of the florida school ntooting were among those meeting with presirump at the white house today. whil others protested in the floridstate capital. john has more. a school trip like a weather. these students from marjorie stoneman douglas haven't come to the flor a state capital to listen. they h

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sainsaint patrick's day 23 daysy and spring begins on the 20th that's om 26 days away.lot to look forward to in the month of march. take a look at your seven day forecast from the weather auhority a few showers saturda saturday. much milder up to 57. 66 with rain on sunday. then we dry the out. monday near 60. tuesday 57. wednesday 58. and then a chance of showers on thursday. the high temperature 54 degrees. so we had two days of summer and now it's back to spring but kristen, you know, i don't think 59 by monday is so bad. >> that's not bad at all, kathy. i will gladly take that. thanks. >>> no one will soon forget jason wells kelce's under dog song at the parade. no one like us we don't care. is another team trying to copy the birds good baseball is back. see how the phillie this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >>> we've g

om. on axios.c our next guest has been a congressman, house republican leader, governor of indiana, and is now vice president of the united states. he is always a hoosier. on behalf of my partners at axios we're happy to welcome vice president mike pence. [applause] mike: mr. vice president, welcome back. vice pres. pence: thank you. mike: you were just telling us that a given fix you realized wintere that it to sports, sweating and skiing. "big picture" if i i get off thece: slopes without anything more than sweat at the gold medal. mike: you used to call yourself rush limbaugh on decaf. [laughter] mike: do you ever think to yourself that this would be so awesome if you are still on radio? vice pres. pence: how do know that was where i started out? it was a little radio station in indiana. i did a washington update on wednesday nights. into a daily radio program that i thought might actually be my career in broadcasting. but the opportunity came along to run for congress one more time. i

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. >> weeard ome from across the country to celebrate this historic parade. >> air&b bookings are up 2700 people are arriving tonight and tomorrow morning. 3700 of them are from instate. it's going to be chilly outside tomorrow. here is adam joseph with the forecast. >> it's not about the style. it'sying warm. you want many layers and a that winter gear. we are kicking the rain out. you see the last bit rain hugging the shore. the rain drops stopped falling and that's the trend overnight. the winds bringing in colder air but also drying the ground out. winds sustained, 15 miles per hour in philadelphia, 18 reading, 17 wilmington and 15 miles per hour in dov temperatures dropping even side streets, icypots tomorrow morning so use caution. for the parade, you want to look at the windchills tomorrow. in the teens all morning long. low to mid 20s with winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. you have to think about how long you will be outdoors and travel time to wear all of the layers. when i come back we talk about the weekend. that's not looking pretty. i'll explain why in the seven-day forecast. >>

they were putting more students in order, because you squeeze that balloon, it omes out one side and not the other and they were begging commissioners for obile classrooms. >> almost every school system in about te was asking mobile classrooms, that was and it was price up a situation that was intolerable. this in and phase funding. it was a real victory for voices got to ts saying you've do something about this. but we've got to get teacher salaries at least to the to onal average in order make sure we attract the kind of teachers that we need to this profession. as part of the national governor's association, to ing you're headed over the white house what do you think of the president's idea of having armed teachers? ridiculous.t's one thing that has done a lot for me. [applause] >> what has impressed me are the students who have stood up and incidentard after this n florida, i have three i saw a , millennials, real change in them. we've seen these shootings before. we have to stop. these students get involved and bring their message to washington and to all of the saying, ders, th

>oming up on "cbs this morning," more on the school shooting. with a teacher who taught the former student and 'l about the scene inside before the o'toole will the psychology and what they'ref the investigation. that is the "cbs morning news" fowatching. i'm anne-marie green. have a good day. www.vitac.com >>> right now on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning at dead and doesens more are injured after a shooting insifu we're learnine attack, and, the suspected>>> te perfectly predictable. there will be a moment ofsh everybody thaws and prayers and united states will do absolutely nothing. >>> some fed up lawmakers are is lack of action on gun control. ews are on the scene of the house fire, in darby, county. well, today is thursday february 15th, good morning,

terms of, you know, what is oming out, how do we decipher what's true and what is not? hat do you do with these thousands of hours of live of amed horror coming out syria? actually, there are solutions, this is both our greatest and, in a way, our great opportunity. we've sty international developed a verification call. we've invested in ensuring we have a network, a capacity, a our our own, you might say, that actually looks at the sort of footage that's coming out of these places and we conduct thorough thorough ion -- forensic analysis of these videos and photographs so we're to geolocate, we're able to verify, we're able to see when these videos existed before, if the context is then once it's only we've been able to try an-- triangulate. but it's proved -- proven dramatic nd some changes in open source investigations. as some of you may be aware libya, that ase in was libyan commander, who videos started to emerge on youtube of an individual who was executing men. present at a number of executions, no one had been on the ground but those videos were verified, and a

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om i was heart brokehe eagl 14 console him properly.ing to be o >> welcome. >> thousands of fe arriving at airport. they typically handle 30,000 passengers a day. in the final days leading up to the super bowl that number jumps to 69,000. among those in baggage claim jeff and his son sam fromhadds ford. >> we were at the championship game two weeks ago anded when they were up 21 points and pull thederinger and purchase the flights and i did it from my iphone in my section. >> it's surreal, 13 years ago i was too young, so this is my first super bowl as an eagles fan. i hope they can pull it out not just for us and our family but the city. and all thefans. with the ne things is our tbut to bond and have good fathr son time is what it's all ab and we often think of commercial flights, the super bowl is the largest single f private jets. 3,368 andouston last t asi a runway here just t jets. i'ma bloomquist, chann ct did part your private jet sara? >> i'm hoping one takes home on mondayll be happy to see now weekend forecast. we are in for some ions an on super bowl sunday. >> some of uaste

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we were doing om buying our equity teams were looking at stocks they had been looking at that hadn't come down very much. amazon was one of those stocks new corps steel was one of those stocks. lockheed martin was one of those stocks. they were looking atupading stocks that had never given them buy.break, so to speak, to that was first and foremost. our equity teams were active. secondly, in volatility. in volatility, just so one asset class in our view isn't getting picked onen relation to others, they all kind of came down this time but stocks got accelerated from the vix, in that moment then we saw vix start to lower. so in summary ther we are starting to see the vix back in the tns. could i go back in the 20s? yes. unless there was some fundamental change in earnings or inflation or the economy at r shop in huntington we would probably be looking to rebalancn ag and swap into positions of strength. that would be our view right now where the vix and where the markets are. >> john, we'll leave it at that. thank you for joining us. enjoy the long holiday weekend. >> you too. >> john

in the dust and confusion, these frchildren were separated om their parents.e rescuers ignored the dangers.e th condemned what it called brutal attacks. diplomacy is supposed to findde words and eds to stop this ntppening. they were rushedo underground hospitals. it is harder to end a war or even a battle wi words, escially when one side in syria, the regime and its allies, believe victory is close. in syria, military power, the capacity to flict pain and death, sets the pace of events. treating the wnded is one way for humanity to push back. another is to re-create all pockets of normality, kindness, and decency. 11 years old, like most peopleas inrn ghouta, she has been living in a basement. mothers and their children wait and hope. >> it has been two months sincel i went to scnd saw my friends. we are here in the shelter because of the bombing. the rockets and missiles never end. i hope the war will stop so we can go home. jeremy: among children, only teenagers remember peace. the world has failed a generation. these men waited f a lull in the bombing to bury a r mber of theimily. they ra

nonstop flights are available om most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at aba.com. >> and now, "bbc world news." jane: this is "bbc world news america." 'porting from washington'm jane o'brien. students run from the scene as a gunfire breaks out at a florida high school. the local sheriff reports 14 victims, and officials say there are fatalities. south africa's embattled president jacob za announces he will resign after mounting pressure from his own party. president trump speaks out against domestic violence a week after a crisis over one of his fohier aides embroiled the w house in controversy. jane: welcome to our viewers on television in america a around the globe. there were scenes again today of students running from gunfire at a high school in the u.s. wthis time in parkland, florida, where the shots rang out. muthere have beeiple fatalities, and at leasts 14 victre taken to hospital. the suspects in custody and s been identified as a former student. a short time ago, the county school supe

however some republican members om, of thettee distances mr. trumpes from saying their memo was about the way the intelligence communitys handlevestigations and not about the mueller investigation into links between the trump campaign and russia. >> the memo has no impact on the russian probe? rep. gowdy: not to me, it doesn't, and i was pretty integrally involved. laura: the president has been tweeting approvingly about the man democrats say is a stooge of the white house. devin nunes, chair of the house intelligence committee and architect of the memo. mrtrump called him a man o tremendous courage and grit, who may someday be recognized as an american hero. e e president was most disapproving of ading democrat on house intelligence committee adam schiff, calling him one of the biggest liars and leakers in washington. moadam schiff wants the atic reply to the nunes memo to c be releasedmand said this on twitter -- part, in ohio this afternoon, the president was wehering about the -- with a ring about the withering about the democrats, saying t

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the region is estimated to an --ome to an estimated 4000 people. medical supplies and food have not been allowed in since late last year. por correspondent quentin sommerville's contains distressing images. quentin: syria's war isn't ending, it is getting worse. in eastern ghouta near damascus, theyre overwhelmed. death comes daily from the skies. more than 0 civilians have been killed here. --il kd here this month already. the rescuers have to move fast. here they follow the sound of a child crying. rethen theach for a scrap of llcloth and hard.bo a is removed alive from the rubble.av hundreds he been left injured a an eastern ghond in the last week, more 40 children have been killed. yestery this rescue workeras called to an emergency. the baby in his arms was his own. >> as we were approaching, i realized it was my house that had been hit. i heard the baby's cry. my son was wounded. i went insid and my children had been injured, and my cousins, too. my house was destred. quentin: the three-month-old is doing fine, but the family wonders when the

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not om for the obvious safety issue, it's danger to people, we take damage to property very seriously. >> police are still looking for others involved in vandalism and looting incidents. police have also just released this video of people smashing a may see's window they broke the window at the center city department store after the eagles big win sunday night. recognize anybody, police would love to hear from you police are now offering a $3,000 reward for information on the post within vandalism and looting. you probably seen this video group of criminals taking down a metal pole and breaking a store win don't at ac moore arts and crafts store in center city. the damage estimate, about $4,000. if you know anything about the people who did this, you know what to do. give police a call. >>> philadelphia police are looking for two people they say assault add temple university security officer. it happened last friday on north germantown avenue. police say a man and a woman walked up to the security guard and demanded his phone. they punched the guard in the face. they took off. if you

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. >> now to a closeder look at your taxes with that new tax law taking oming to your paycheck startingspecific things you should look for to make sure you are getting right amount. nbc's tom costello has those details. >> reporter: this is the month say experts we should all be checking our paychecks to see if our employers are withholding enough or not enough tax. look at your federal withholding, not social security and not medicare. >> what you want to see is that your federal withholding went down, your paycheck went up, and when that didn't happen, you need to talk to your human resources department or your payroll specialist. >> reporter: employers have until february 15th to adjust withholdings based on the new tax law passed in december. employers use a w-4 to calculate how many allowances or dependents you are claiming. that hasn't changed. >> we expect anywhere from, you know, 50, $60 up through several hundred dollars of increased paychex with this. >> three examples, family of four earning $120,000 a year would see their pay go up $122 every two weeks. a couple making $80,0