in other news, in brooklyn, firefighters freed a construction worker that had been trapped und unde unde r >>> classes are set to begin tomorrow at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in florida. students continue to push for gun reform, but there has been a debate on capitol hill. serena marshall is live in washington with this story. >> reporter: it seems that even in the wake of this month's massacre in florida, congress is prepared to move on without moving on to any real gun legislation. students of stoneman douglas arriving on capitol hill. hoping to push congress on universal background checks, a bump stock ban and an increase in the minimum age. but so far congress is stalled. >> washington has handled gun crises in very predictable way, this is playing out true to form, the one wild card is the president. >> improving the national background checks system is being stymied by congressman lee. unlike the last two findings, this time the department of justice could ban them without congress. when it comes to raising the age to buy long guns, the nra opposes that. >> the president

making cross the country is they are reducing their tax base to the point where they don't have the unding to invest in public education like they need. >> and by reducing their tax base you're talking about tax cuts? they are cutting individual ncome tax and corporate tax in north carolina year after year after year, and i believe middle people who need it, should get tax cuts, but not we shouldn't be cutting and for the wealthy corporations at the expense of education. states can't print money. can't lift a debt ceiling. aftereffects the of this in the midwestern states who have decided to go this route. it's intolerable. make sure we invest, and i'm working with chambers of commerce across north carolina them, now, i'm not saying raise taxes but what i'm these cuts and make your priority public education. >> i want to be sure i this, because this is quite interesting. you're saying when you're talking to kro crosses of global they are talking about coming to the state, they are more concern about the work rate. than the tax >> the work force is the number one thing. >> they clearly care

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if something is illeglegal unde state law but illegal under federal law it is still illegal under illegal law. >> philadelphia is a sanctuary city for undocumented immigrants. >>> rooting for rippon, his coach in philly is cheering for her star student. the one thing she knew about rippon's sales from the very beginning. >>> we have wet weather ahead. keep that umbrella ready. rain is already setting up to return. i'll tell you when on my first alert forecast next. >>> welcome back. you're looking live at olympic park in pyeongchang, south korea. nbc10 is your official home of the winter olympics. another action-packed night tonight on nbc10. figure skater adam rippon is one of the stars of the olympics after helping team usa clench the bronze medal in the team competition. his skating career started right here in philadelphia. new at 6, nbc10's erin coleman shows us how his childhood coach is celebrating his success right along with the rest of us. >> i always knew he would be an olympian. >> reporter: she will always have a soft spot for adam rippon because for seven years he was her st

so when you look at the spread und, it goes a b lot tighter, and our target for that is 80 basis pointsounds aggressive, but all that does is put the spread back to 2015 levels. it's better shape. jonathan: are you much more comfortable looking at the situation in europe, instead of corporate credit risks, do you much prefer to take the risk with the periphery with the likes of italy? nick: absolutely, you take the periphery risk and high-yield risk in europe. jonathan: thank you, you are all sticking with us. i want to get you a market check in with treasuries have been this week. twos, tens and 30's. we retrace some of movement of the previous week. yields are back up 12 basis points, relatively unmoved i -- relatively unmoved. 30 years is down by four to 3.12%. still ahead, it is the final spread on this program and the week ahead. minutes from the fed, the powell era begins in the central bank. this is "real yield". ♪ ♪ jonathan: this is bloomberg "real yield." week, monday is president's day in the u.s., stock and bond markets are closed, european prime ministers were fight -- will

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aleem: for hours, children in a high school und themselves in a combat zone. >> i have the gunshot victim. aleem: there was mayhem and bloodshed as the gunman stopped corealkehe doors. terrified people sheltered in their classroom, fearing for their own lives. >> he ran up and down th hallway. banging and shooting into the classroom. he shot through my door and broke the window. >> all of a sudden we hear one of our student government teachers say "run as fast as you can," and we hear a gunshot. aleem: this 17-year-old originally from coventr moved to florida three years ago and is a student at the school. as barricaded in a stora cabinet for two hours during the shooting. >> we had the door being locked, and we had some one say "police, police," and there were two different people, but we didn't know if it was police. i remember the teacher turning to me and saying, "what do we do?" s thatrrifying. she opened the door and the relief when you realize it is these guys in military get up holding pistols and assault rifles. my friend had been killed my h frie been shot. how can this be real?

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unde >>> tesla's technology could soon help power one of the sierra's biggest ski resorts. under a new proposal tesla would install its battery pack at the squaw valley ski resort. they'll be used to store solar and wind energy. if approved by lawmakers, squaw valley would be entirely powered by renewable energy as early as december. >>> portraits of former president barack obama and his wife michelle were just unveiled in washington this morning and the artist who fainted mr. obama graduated from the san francisco art institute. the former president personally picked the painter, kehinde wiley, who has his artworks displayed at numerous museums such as metropolitan museum of art. mr. obama said he tried negotiating for a fewing changes. >> i tried to negotiate less gray hair and kehinde's artistic integrity would not allow him to do what i asked. i tried to negotiate smaller ears. struck out on that as well. >> these are the first presidential portraits at the smithsonian painted by black artists. >>> prince harry and his fiancee los angeles native meghan markle are reveal

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here in the bay area, the und weather is great, but the winter games, how exciting, they're officially here. opening ceremony is under way as we speak. this is a look over olympic park in pyeongchang. very exciting time. . >>>> beautiful. of the world. . >> it is. >> good morningng and thanks fo joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. >> it's a nice cool morning, all clear skies. i have seen a little bit more patchy fog in the north bay and also in the south county, but other than that we are starting out with temperatures in the 40s and low 50s with mostly clear skies. it's 44 right now as you head out in livermore and it's 54 in san francisco. here is a look at our highs again today, that will be warming up into the 70s and we will be very close to some records once again, but some cooler air on the way for the weekend. i will talk more about that coming up in just a few minutes. mike, you're saying there's already a crash in san jose. >>> i've been tracking this. originally reported here at the bottom of your screen, southbound 280 coming into cupertino. we are l

each case,und on order a copy of the landmark cases companion book, available landmark5 at c-span.org/ cases. there is a link on her website to the national constitution center's international -- interactive constitution. ahead of the governors association winter meeting this weekend, some of the nations governor held a briefing to present a plan for improving the nation's health care system. kasich,from ohio's john and bill walker of alaska. >> we cannot afford to lose sight of health care. we spend rough justice 50% more than any other developed countries on health care. by almost any measure, we are less healthy. allthree of us get asked the time how did we get to this point? how did we get to this point in the world? the key is not to fix blame for the past, but to accept responsibility for the future. abipartisan approach to subject and policy issue is complex and difficult. it is the only real solution that will bear fruit. in colorado is close to 94% of our population has coverage. last couple of years our medicaid costs have in flat. we're reducing emergency room visits, findi

kaffee und kuchen together. talks are moving onto the transition stage. 0n together.he transition stage. on sunday the government confirmed we are categorically leaving the customs union and it is not our policy to stay in a customs union. visiting london on monday chief eu negotiator michel barnier responded by saying that barriers to goods and services are not affordable. he added that the time has come to make a choice. it is still not clear if the uk will stay in the single market or that customs union in any transition period. a leaked draft of the withdrawal agreement suggested uk's access to the single market would be restricted during the transition phaseif restricted during the transition phase if there is a dispute after brexit. brexit secretary david davis accused the eu of using discourteous language in the document and brexiteers claimed that continued membership of the customs union and single market would render britain a vassal state. remainers and some business groups have called for urgent government action to address uncertainty with the british cha

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the family who took nikolas cruise in for three months say they had a mondster living unde their roof. their son was a friend of cruz's retelling news outlets are saying they had no idea cruz was capable of inflicting the carnage that he did. they knew he was depressed and knew he had an ar 15 assault rifle in their house. >> it seems like you had no problem with him having a weapon. >> that at all. he followed the rules. >> followed the rules. >> they weren't allowed to be out if we weren't home or one of us wasn't home. and he knew that. to our knowledge he never had them out. >>> the attorneys say they were not aware of previous police incident reports saying the police had been to the house more than 20 times between 2011 and 2016 to check on multiple outbursts reported by his now deceased mother including one incident where she said he hit her with a plastic vacuum cleaner hose. and this report was filed a year before the sneeds took him in. >> indicating the agency was aware of the posts on snap chat and cutting both of his articles. the report says he is a vulnerable adult due

the city of san francisco and had a lot of strong anticorruption measures on it, and wass sub rosa, unde the table by supervisors many years kpleeld undermined and repealed part after part after part. commission renne's gave the mandate -- it's more than 2.5 years ago to go ahead and restore prop j. we're doing that. we originally restored as much literally of prop j has had been there to begin with. we then had innumerable meetings like this in which we were criticized, we were asked for concessions, particularly by the nonprofit people in terms of their saying give us these concessions, give us these concessions, and give us these concessions, and we gave them these concessions again and again and again and again, and they were not satisfied and they're still not satisfied. we now, in terms of attempting to put together something close to an anticorruption measure have, i agree, put forth a much weakened measure than what we originally wrote, but it is an anticorruption measure. it's more than what we have now. and this does not preclude supervisor peskin or the supervisors from going

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und underscoring the point that charles was making, in the 37-page indictment, those were some of the strong messages in that campaign. >> you're correct, those were some of the groups that were targeted. most of the direction of a lot of influence went in favor of donald trump against hillary clinton. even as the efforts began as just a general, more broad action in the political system, that went to supporting president trump and hurting hillary clinton. as we got closer to election day, that's indisputable. i think charles is right, minorities were particularly victimized by this act of russian interference, but we haven't heard about the more serious influences they tried to have, like hacking the dnc and trying to break into those e-mails. i think we'll hear more on this. >> he sees it as an ongoing threat posed against russia, bernie sanders. listen. >> this is not just the 2016 campaign. they intend to do this in 2018. and i think one of the weirdest things in modern american history is you have every intelligence agency, you have the mueller report, you have trump's own admini

the story is the heavy rain. 43 million fem apeople are unde flood watch this morning, texas to pennsylvania. cars, homes, even football fields are completely submerged. the flooding which has been going on for days is causing rivers to rise like the one here in michigan and the ohio river has been flooding as well. so take a look at just how much rain is still falling right now. heavy through southern illinois, through parts of central indiana, back through dallas as well. but if we go to last monday, the rain has been training over the same areas from texas through especially arkansas and all the way up into pennsylvania since monday. so that's why all of this water is trickling into the rivers and the lakes and the streams and that's causing the concern for more flood williing. we even have flash flood warnings in northwestern arkansas. as we go through the day, the front will start to move to the east. another very wet day through texas, through arkansas, through southern illinois. but then the front will move eastward as we go into sunday. with this front we could also see some severe s

. >> you bring the umbrella and maybe you have to snuggle closer und underthat umbrella. >> there's alwaysot so bright right now. clouds have moved in. beautiful sunshine earlier today. right now 49 degrees. made it up into the low 50s today. shot shabby at all. the windchill makes it feel like 45. you still need some sort of a jacket but not that giant puffy coat. let's go to wilmington where your 48 and you feel like 45 with southwest winds. cloudy skies everywhere. what's it going to be like? we're going to be looking at temperatures generally going to be, well, we were in the 50s earlier. that are generally going to be falling from the 50s. pretty much falling the other way. we'll be looking at showers starting up during the 7:00 hour and lingering through about midnight, 1:00 in the morning. so doppler radar not picking up any rain in the area yet but it is knocking on the door. the clouds are in place. this rapidly moving storm system making its way in our direction. if we put it futurecast and go hour by hour, this is what's going to happen. winds still coming out of the south. temp

i think boeing took a look --und and said why are we like other large industrials plodding along withingle-digit operating margins when our suppliers are earning double or triple that? sensek there was this we have to put our needs and our profitability first. >> they put boeing on the cover of bloomberg businessweek. >> we had his excellency with the ceo and he has this beaming smile on. we couple that with this chunky typeface to show you they are launching. >> the sky is the limit. it is a wonderful picture of him. goodoks like he is in a spot. how many pictures do you take of a ceo when you're doing something like this? are a lot of photos, as much time as a ceo will give us. >> do you change the background? >> yes, we shot throughout this factory. we have these planes and it is really beautiful. likes that is the big story initiative.st you have been quite cute with that with this in the background. this is a fundamental part of the story here. >> and replaces it in the environment that it is pushing for. >> up next, why moscow is not talking about hundreds of russian mercenaries

on the issue of rating pension ,unds -- raiding pension funds the private sector has always been involved in infrastructure. freight rose and telecommunications are almost entirely private infrastructure. roads and water and wastewater and mass transit at least in recent years have been dominated by the government, but even in these cases, we have a lot of private sector involvement on the contracting side. the question is, or their opportunities for institutional investors like pension funds to perhaps engage in these public-private partnerships for the benefit of their pensioners? this should be done on a case-by-case basis. you can structure these contracts poorly, and they have done that, but you can also structure them well. host: mike is on the line from woodstock, virginia. caller: thank you for taking my call. a couple of quick condiments. present test comments. -- comments. president eisenhower got congress to infrastructure -- when was the growing population. tollingbner talks about and his thoughts on tolling. taxpayer dollars, for the most part, whether it is local, state, or

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but democrats unded new calls for action on guns. congressman ke thompson, chair of the house gun violence prevention task force. >> there's been 80chool shootings since this president was inaugurated. this is a crisis. there's not a parent or grandparent in the united states of america who doesn't feel oconcerned about the safe their children or their grandchildren. reporter: but majority republicans, including florida senator marco rubio, say stricter laws would not deter someone determined to murder. >> if someone's deded, "i'm going to commit this crime," they'll find a way to get the gun to do it. that doesn't mean you shldn't have a law that makes it harder. it just means understand to be honest it isn't going to stop this from happening. >> reporter: police say cruz used a semi-automatic a.r.-15. it's the same model used in last year's las vegas massacre, and in the 2016 pulse nightclub shooting. >> woodruff: i spoke to steve mort a short time ago, as we get new information fromth ities. >> repter: more details coming out from

right now, obviously, all eyes are on the white house where we expect a press briefing to get und underway in 30 minutes. that's been set for 1:30 this afternoon. we'll hear what sarah sanders has to say just a day after president trump himself said that he would love to see a shutdown, if he doesn't get his way. specifically on immigration. let's begin with our reporters. h hallie jackson is in the briefing room. garrett haake is on capitol hill. let's set the table for this hour as we anticipate hearing from the white house a short time from now. fiscal conservatives may not like the idea of more money being spent. democrats have express ed some f their concerns as well. so what are the real challenges that are next? >> none of these negotiations happen in a vacuum. so the house and the white house news it was in the works. and at least some of the leadership on the republican side has been broadly supportive of it. we heard from nancy pelosi who preempted this agreement saying it was not the kind of thing she could support because it doesn't deal with the issue of dreamers. there are a

english testified preet repeatedly unde that because his client's belief that he was not there and did not do this sincerely reflected his understanding, even if he thought that mr. mccoy -- mr. mccoy said i was there but i'm going to get up and said i wasn't, the ethics rules are very clear about what lawyers can and can't do. none of that is at issue in this case. >> mr. waxman, this sounds like my ethics class in law school. and this very hypothetical of what do you do with a lying client. it was my understanding that every ethics rule requires the lawyer to put the client on the stand but not assist the client in telling the lie by, you can put them on the stand and say tell your story. if the judge or someone objects that this person's rambling on, you say to the judge i cannot ask questions. my client has directed me to put him or her on the stand. people can walk themselves into jail. they can walk themselves regrettably into the gas chamber. but they have a right to tell their story. >> they have, i mean, your honor's understanding, this is not a question of ethics rules -- >>

if you don't like the president, you don't like the tax plan orid are und on the tax plan, and that's group of voters inw both sides are fightingin over. act, democrats, too, are a little bit concerned. now, a lot of democrats werewhoc convincen this vote was happening that they were going to be able to cast thiss a corporate-only plan that was going to hurt the middleat clas. now that you have the economy doing well, b gnuses areing out to people, and whether it'so $1.$200 coming back, that's a very good message for republicans to sell.o i'm hearing now from sme democrats who worry, no, we need to do what republicans did 2009 and 2010 to obamacare, which isin to co to put it in a negative light and make our messagingtick young tam, today the hoime voted unsly to release the democratic response to the nunes memo. it now goes to president trump who has to decide whether or not he wants to declassi that. is there pressure on him, having said he's doing this in terms of transparency, to release andde assify the democrats' memo as well? >> there is absolutely a pressure on him, and he has

the debt quadrupled, quadrupled unde areagan and busd that really set the pattern.was successful politically. bill clinton for all his failings and all his fs oib eight years went from the biggest deficits in our country to the biggest surpluses. now we've had 17 years of war financed by three tax cuts. i mean, i think that is reflective of what david was talking about. >> woodruff: so is one party or another more responsible for this, david, or is the blame to go around? >> i do think there is blame to go around. deficits come down when we have ernment.gov when one party has control, deficits go up because they can spen on their priorities. the democrats like spending. the republicans love tax cuts. i'm in the a beaver inthird party, but if there is a third party movement. , i suspect debt will be it. remember how powerful that was for ross perot?t deficits areing away as a reality, and as interest rates go up, t beurden of paying just down the debt begins to swallow more and more of e budget. it cuts out defense spending. it cuts out domestic discretionary spendin

new calls for gun safety lawsso unded from florida to los angeles to washington d.c., as houdents protestedlence. outside the white, they read the names of the 17 people killed in last week's mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. >>e,e're not the ones in off but we are the ones in the classrooms >> they say now is not the time. marco rubio, when is ithe time? >> woodruff: over the weekend, students who survived she ting called for stricter gun laws and criminal background checks. >> if the president wants to come up to me and tell me to myt fat it was a terrible tragedy and how it should never hive happened and maintain telling us how n is going to be done about it, i'm going to happily ask him how much money he received from the national rifle associa to every politician who is taking donations from the n.r.a., shame on you. >> shame on you! shame on you! >> i am going to come through for you. >> woodruff: the n.r.a. contributed more than $30- million to support candidate trump's bid. as president, mr. trump has largely opposed any gun restrictions. a

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. >> ( translated ): both flight data recorders were o und and sentbe decoded by the interstate aviationmittee.th committee will publish the decoded transcript on its official website later on. we have already found over 700 fragments, you have seen that we have already sent away a plane carrying the first load of 453 fragments of the victims. >> woodruff: investigators say they don't yet know the cause, but they have ruled out a terror attack. there's word that south africa's ling party is demanding president jacob zuma resign within 48 hour that's according to the state- run south african broadcasting corporatio zuma faces a bevy corruption allegations, but he's deni. all wrongdoi an executive committee of the ruling african national congress met today to decide zuma's fate. power has been restored to parto of puerto rihat lost it sunday night. an explosion and fire at an electric substation caused the outage. officials said the northern part of the island was affected, and crews worked through the night.. th territory is still struggling to restore power everywhere, five monthafter hu

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towns across eastern ghouta have come und intense bombardment by president bashar al-assad's forces for weeks. the attacks spiked sunday, and war monitors say 250 people have been killed since then. hundreds more have been hurt. o the governmeffensive drew condemnation today from the opposition's chief negotiator to the u.n.'s stalled peace talks. he spoke in brussels. >> what is happening in ghouta is a war crime. alveinternational red lines been crossed by the regime, but yet there's no accountability. >> reporter: meanwhile, a new, northern front has opened in the country's seven-year civil war, in the kurdish region of afrin. turkey has been attackg u.s.-backed kurdish fighters known as the y.p.g. the turks say they're linked to milint groups inside turkey. today, despite turkish warnings, syrian state tv showed pro-assad forces rolling into afrin to support the kurds. but in ankara, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan announced that turkish guns had dren them off. >> ( translated ): wn artillery fire was carried out by turkish military, they had to turn back. and is case is now

you know, you have plenty of concerns about teachers who are und understaffed, underfunded, can't providequate school supplies as needed, and yet now they're going to require training to carry guns? where are these guns going to go? are they going to be holding them the entire day at school? there are so many questions that these ideas just a being thrown out, without any concrete details. and i just imagine what the rest of the world is thinking, looking at us, dealing with this crisis that continues to happen on a daily basis and it's a uniquely american crisis. >> very quickly, anything going to emerge from this? >> unclear, i just do think what was different about wayne lapierre's speech today, i don't think he ever imagined that it was going to be clearly directed at president trump, who his organization spent $30 million plus to help elect. >> that is true. >> yep. because clearly, a difference between wayne lapierre and the president seems to be developing right now. we'll see if that lasts. there's more breaking news we're following. the special counsel drops a new bombshell with

to have a green card in this country, you are able to bring your s and unmarried children right now und. u law and if you're a u.s. citizen you can petition in addition to that to bring your parents, any married children you have and ur siblings. this has been in blais for many decades and resulted in a system where the u.s. has more family-based migration than any country in the world. why is that and how doe this shape this country? >> that's correct, and it's a very misunderstood part of our we've had this system in place for the last 50 years and it's really shape country in allowing this country to have a much greater diversity and dynamism in terms of the people coming here with new ideas and real work ethic. one of the important things to remember and dispel is what it is and is not. oftentimes people talk about what we consider an offensive term "ain migration," we think it's offensive and dehumanzing. they're saying there is an unlimited number of people that can come to the unit as you suggested, that's not the case. we're not talking cousins, uncles, aunts that can come to th

. >> i agree the memo is really und underwellming and we experted more. but if you pars what it says, it talks about a fisa application in october of 2016 when the investigation had already begun in july of 2016. it relates only to that aspect of carter page. when we know that the investigation has many other as pecks. and so to suggest if there was something improper about failing to disclose a buy as of a witness, that it taints the entire investigation seems disingenuous. >> nick, i hasten to say, this might be -- this might have been designed to confuse people. it is a very confusing story. this kind of terminology that you and mike mem alley and julia and ainsley all people know, they don't know the players in this. or the fisa process. what is this all about. >> i'll tell you something, it is really simple. if you put in a fisa application, it is like this big, they took three pages out and pulled snippets that you could in some instances only refute by going into classified f information. >> it is not a option. >> it is mccarthyism where you know y

, the week before that, nic had his own fateful day, the week before that i saw nic get signed into undor swimming so he could chase his dream of becoming an olympian. but that is a dream he can no longer achieve because nikolas cruz decided to take nicholas dworet's life. we can't just blame nikolas cruz for this tragedy. the laws of the country allow him to purchase a weapon. nikolas cruz was able to purchase an assault rifle before he was able to drink beer. nikolas cruz was able to purchase an assault rifle although he had clear signs of mental illness. nikolas cruz was able to purchase an assault rifle with clear science of delinquency from the school. nikolas cruz was able to purchase an assault rifle with the intention to kill. on that day of the douglas massacre, i was a victim like everyone else. my piers dead, many performs heroics acts in their final hour and i was scared like everyone else. but my case was different than all the others. because, on that day, i was a suspected school shooter. on that day, i was in the sound inside the auditorium when the fire alarm rang, i de

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