' thank you ♪it's a beautiful mornin' ♪ahhh ♪each bird keeps singin' his own song♪ ♪so long ♪i've gotut the backdrop here and whether or not you're expecting the economic story to improve from here. you know, when lawmakers came out with the tax cut plan, we were talking about the po potential for 4% economic growth in 2018. is that something you see? what will be the impact of the tax plan? most people don't think this is going to be year tomorrow but it's going to have a long runway. >> well, that's a great question. i think the tax plan is a net positive. and as you mentioned in the beginning, particularly for smaller companies. larger companies we're playing a game where the posted tax rate really wasn't what they were paying. and now we can get more direct and clear view of their earnings. but they weren't paying that much more than the current tax rate. for some of the large international companies, it's not going to be a big boost. but for a lot of the small companies, i think it will be very very helpful and you know, they create a lot of jobs. maria: what about the rollback i

thursday windy we dry it mornin. weekend looks great for the philadelphia st.atrick's day parade on pretty quiet with a few showers monday. tuesday sunny and dryure 46. of course, sue and mike will have the latest tomorrow mornin is still evolving. >> all right, kathy, thanks. bigoming up in sports. >> too many athletes hang on foa icon says it's not time to go just hanging around is ♪ >>> nfl rosters change every year. you see you have to stay in vogue. general managers can't be caught wearing last year's team fashion rules. free agency trades draft picks they rip up the roster to keep up with the joneses. just not jerry jones eagles have one staple for 11 years and brent of that's brent celek he told philly.com it will be 12. no plans to retire. numbers for philadelphia longest tenured athlete aren't real pretty. by today's standards they're outdated. 27 catches in 2015. that was a good year. 14 in 16. 13 this year. the eagles wouldn't be the same if he left. no player embodieed spirit of te super bowl team than brent cel celek. the guy that led them to their

' thank you ♪it's a beautiful mornin' ♪ahhh ♪each bird keeps singin' his own song♪ ♪so long ♪i've gotmbroiled in yet another scandal. the cyber response team was planning to strike back hard at russia when they first heard of its election meddling. rice allegedly told nsc officials to stand down and quote mark it off other obama officials admitted the administration quote-unquote choked when it came to response to russian interference. charlie, good to see you. it strikes me there are three possibilities to account for rice's behavior. sidity, incompetence or coward cowardice. which would you choose? >> d, none of the above. the accusation is being made by a couple of far left authors who interviewed a lot of people in the obama administration. and it raises a real question, why would they tell them to stand down and actively work to prevent the previous administration from dealing with the russian attempts to interfere with the election. the only thing i can couple with that either a they feared some of it would somehow come back now haunt them which of course it is, or they didn't w

' thank you ♪it's a beautiful mornin' ♪ahhh ♪each bird keeps singin' his own song♪ ♪so long ♪i've got stocks. the department of justice now amending federal firearms regulations to clarify bump stocks fall into the technical definition of machine gun. president trump today tweeted this, quote, the obama administration legalized bump stocks. bad idea. as i promise today, the department of justice will issue the rule banning bump stocks with a mandated comment period. we will ban all devices to turn legal weapons into illegal machine guns. good idea. i added the good idea. joining me now, gina louden, political analyst, radio talk show host, dom. this is pump stocks bump stocks. what was anybody in the obama administration thinking. it's such a silly idea. >> the people on the left never so seem to be interested in what works. they don't want to deal with data, they don't want to deal with research. they want to do something that feels good. they want to ban things that look scary instead of actually worrying about what will save lives. and for me as a person who has relied on data and

' thank you ♪it's a beautiful mornin' ♪ahhh ♪each bird keeps singin' his own song♪ ♪so long ♪i've gotme back. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. south korea announcing the president will lead meet leader kim jong said they, which i've only met twice before. japan putting out feelers about a bilateral summit or discussions reportedly underway. developments follow kim's surprise visit to china this week. first trip outside the country since assuming power in 2011. kim shaking hands with chinese president xi jinping, even bringing his wife onto the international stage. we've also got a peek inside kim's luxury train coming the same trainees by his father who had a fear of flying. cars complete with pink leather chairs and plenty of alcohol. credit monitoring for equifax has a new ceo. wilbur pink is the executive market who laughed at koufax in september after a massive cyberattack and pledged the company into crisis. appointing susan rice to the board of directors. national security adviser under president obama and ambassador to the united nations. they will delete their

' thank you ♪it's a beautiful mornin' ♪ahhh ♪each bird keeps singin' his own song♪ ♪so long ♪i've got the need to ban words like mailman stamp out masculinity. it's killing us. never mind actual male testosterone levels have fallen drastically. we will address that next week. 600 grand to explore gender identities in kenya and find connection between terrorism and tough aggressive achieving men. much larger grant reaching up to 20 million that called in part for college exists to come pat quote harmful masculinity, male privilege and patriotic. we contacted both departments. we had good newsfuls once we exposed these programs they splibled up. the doj released new grant language that didn't mention masculinity. they announced the kenya grant was outright. minor victory but we we can celebrate. judge jeanine is in for sean. ou monday. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: welcome to this special edition of hannity, democratic scandals. i'm jeanine pirro in for sean tonight. liberals are reeling from a rave of calamities that could have serious consequences. republicans are calling for a second speci

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it exists ts by tomorrow mornin. then we dry out and warm up. alexis?appening today the anti-gun violence demonstration in response to last month's mass school shooting in florida will take place in cities across the country. here's a live look from washington, d.c. where students of marjory stoneman douglas high school are assembling for events they organized. abc news reporter serena marshall joins us live from washington, d.c. with what we can expect. hi, serena. >> reporter: hi, alexis. the crowds are gathering here at the march for life but even before today, students were meeting with lawmakers last night to make sure they're aware this is just the beginning of their movement, not the end. the student-led takeover of the nation's capital. some arriving by the bus load. others like sam by plane. all with a message. >> i want the world to know that we're not going to stop until i'll feel safe anywhere. >> his friend was one of the victims of last month's shooting. >> it's so frustrating because he should still be here. they should all still be here.

good mornin >>> good morning, i'm contessa brewer live at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open sharply higher this morning following the big selloff on thursday and friday. the dow comes off its worst week in more than two years and some traders say worries about a global trade war may be easing after the u.s. says it will exempt south korea from steel tariffs. we are looking at the dow futures up 340 plus points. this week look for economic data on housing, consumer confidence and the gdp. friday we saw the dow fall 424 points and the nasdaq was off by 174. >>> gun maker remington has filed for bankruptcy as it faces a mountain of debt, falling sales and lawsuits tied to the sandy hook elementary shooting. that filing was delayed, in fact, a month because of the school shooting in parkland, florida. remington will hand over control to its creditors in exchange for wiping most of the debt from its books. it was founded in 1816 and remington is one of america's oldest and largest makers of guns and ammunition. >

be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern wince moednesday mornin. join the discussion. >>> looking ahead to the weekend, the march for our lives rally against mass shootings takes place in washington on saturday. watch live coverage at noon eastern on c-span. >>> for nearly 20 years, in-depth on book tv has featured the nation's best-known non-fiction writers for live conversations about their books. this year, as a spresecial proj, we're featuring non-fiction writers for an in-depth fiction edition. join us live sunday april 1 at noon eastern with walter moseley. his most recent book is "down the river unto the sea." his other books include "devil in a blue dress" which was made into a major motion picture and "fearless jones" plus over 40 critically acclaimed books and mystery series. we'll take your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages. our special series "in-depth fiction edition" with author walter moseley sunday april 1 live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book tv on c-span 2. wyoming governor matthew mead delivered his final state of t

options good for the business and good for the community i wish to have more >> supervisor tang: good mornin morning -- >> supervisor kim: i want to acknowledge and thank our county clerk, john care ol, and thank the

>> supervisor tang: good mornin morning -- >> supervisor kim: i want to acknowledge and thank our county clerk, john care ol, and thank the staff at sfgov tv for making sure that our meetings are available on-line and to the public. mr. clerk, do you have any statements? >> clerk: items acted upon today will appear on the april 3rd, 2018 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor kim: thank you so much, mr. clerk. can we take a motion to excuse supervisor peskin? and we have a motion to excuse supervisor peskin. we can do that without opposition. mr. clerk, can you please call the first item. >> clerk: item number one is a resolution approving an historical property contract between patrick mooney and steven g. tom, the owners of 60 to 62 mooney street, a. >> supervisor kim: thank you so much. this is, i think the third time we are now hearing this item, but supervisor sheehy did request that we bring this back to gao, and i know that we have sharon johnson from supervisor sheehy's office as well as tim frye from the historic preservation to present on this item,

minister kang and i spoke this a mornin i began by asking her about president trump's recent apparenteats to pull american troops from south korea if the korea-u.s. free trade agreement, or "korus f.t.a.," is fanot improved in america'r. >> well, i think the strength of the korea-u.s. alliance is solid enough to no take mments related to trade as indicatingme ing about the trip presence itself, and we are having a session of renegotiating the korus phat. we hope it's mutually beneficial and takes the f.t.a. further. >> woodruff: are thereon conceson trade? >> there have been to be concessions both ways. >> woodruff: the presidentm said in arks this week, our allies care about themselves, they don't care about us. how do you read that? >> i think tvery countnks of their national interest in the first instance. we do, the u.s. does, all countries. i think it has to be read in th t context and notken at face value. >> woodruff: well, let's turn to ther poposed talks between president trump and the leader of north korea, mr. kim. how confident are you that those talks are gointo take plac

. >> supervisor tang: good mornin morning -- >> supervisor kim: i want to acknowledge and thank our county clerk, john care ol, and

(group conversation) ♪wooooo oo waa ahhh ♪it's a beautiful mornin' thank you ♪ahhh, ah ahhh ♪each bird a pair now of mind-boggling revelations from the irs inspector general. the irs documented more than 1.3 million cases of i.d. theft from 2011 to 2016 by illegals who received individual taxpayer identification numbers even though they were ineligible. and in 2017 the irs also discovered 1.2 million cases of illegal aliens filing tax returns with social security numbers that were either fake or belonged to someone else. isn't that nice? and when asked by cnn news, how many of those have been referred for criminal prosecution, the irs replied that it did not know. it didn't know, what! lets discuss how this could happen with former irs investigator joseph. it's great to see you. when i first read this today, and i guess this came out on friday and we didn't get to it because of all the mccabe stuff, if you or i cross the irs, we are toast, let's face it. we are going to be audited for the next ten years. but illegal immigrants can steal ids and then file and get payments for child tax

(group conversation) ♪wooooo oo waa ahhh ♪it's a beautiful mornin' thank you ♪ahhh, ah ahhh ♪each birdr a tumultuous year that's literally dozens of major sex abuse scandals erupted hollywood, last night the academy awards featured more than a few cringeworthy moments, featuring this joke about oscar's manhood. well. >> oscar is the most beloved and respected man in hollywood. there is a very good reason why. just look at him. he keeps his hands where you can see them. never says a rude word. and most importantly, no penis at all. he is literally a statue of limitations. and that is the kind of man we t need more of in this town. here are so clueless hollywood is about women. we made a i movie called "what women want" and it started mel gibson. kind of all you need to know. >> sean: the perfect man. a cold statue. by the way, the casting couch culture of weinstein and kevin spacey in roman polanski, we can go on and on. here with reaction to last night's show, fox news contributor, she lives out there, i have no ideaa why, tomi lahren. you know, am watching all this for the little but

another foggy spot this mornin is the golden gate bridge. we've been socked in since last night. chp issued a dense fog advisory last night. it's really thick there as you come out of the tunnel. one of those days where you need to increase that following distance. however, we're looking at some really friday light traffic volumes. no major slow downs or incidents to report either. richmond-san rafael bridge, still look great. 14 across san mateo. mike showed you that's starting to get foggy as well. the dunbarton bridge, you're wide open in the green at nine minutes. >>> times are changing as a major retailer is on the verge of liquidation. >> this video sending a powerful message to anyone behind the bheel. bheel. >>> it's almost packed with flavor, one hero was on a mission to save snack time. watch babybel in the great snack rescue. you want a piece of me? good, i'm delicious. creamy, delicious, 100% real cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x l

in the massi memo. [ woman vocalizing ] (group conversation) ♪wooooo oo waa ahhh ♪it's a beautiful mornin♪each bird ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi, the property man. and now it's time for the massi memo. earlier in the show, we talked about debt collection. everybody gets a letter from a debt collector, they panic. here's what you need to do. open up the letter. don't be afraid of it. make sure it's a debt that you owe, or you don't owe. if you don't owe the debt, you have rights. you write them a letter, and you say, "hey, this is not my debt. prove it to me that it is." if you check your credit report, it's on your credit report. you say, "hey, that's not my debt. remove it." so, you have rights. don't be afraid of that. debt collectors, for example, they can't garnish or threaten to garnish your wages or put a judgment against you and take your kids away. they do these type of things. they're not supposed to call you late at night. those type of people can be very abusive, and there are specific laws on the books that say you can't do that. so, don't fear it. the biggest problem i ha

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definitely extremely soggy commute here this mornin. we're looking at a lot of traffic. metering lights on at 5:21. downhill from here. traffic stacking up into the maze. the drive times not great either. the central valley, tracy to dublin. 56 minutes, soub 680, dublin to mission boulevard. 17 minutes on northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino. hey, mike. >> alexis, never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's talk about thunderstorms. the area shaded in lime green is the best area until you get to the central valley where it's greater chance today. two tornadoes in the entire country yesterday. they were in the central valley. here we are at 8:00 saturday morning. waking up quiet. rain stays up in the north bay and it slides down across the rest of us during the afternoon and evening hours. it's not going to be a washout. back to you guys. >> mike, thank you. new at 6:00, the late robin williams now being accused of sexual assault. but there is a twist. the alleged victim says she's not upset about what happened. >>> new video giving us what

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the story we got from the government is that you know these girls were brought up very early in the mornin by a book or i'm fighters it was a triumphant entry and we've seen a lot of celebrations but what we also get is that you know vin brought in the goes in the boat nine s.u.v. trucks and then preached for them for about thirty minutes before even left the goes in various locations to the appearance and perhaps to local officials but we don't really understand why book who could actually drive as you read trucks you know into your bear which is highly fortified and then midway away back without actually having any military response but the government is saying that this was in a good season which involved us and perhaps that you know didn't want to use any force because you know they didn't want to a situation where some of the goes would lose their lives but the questions that remain unanswered are more than the answers but the most important thing is that most of these young girls are now reunited with the appearance that is what is more important at this point in time and it does com

where do we stand this mornin morning. >> bill, right this morning we're looking about -- this is goingtil 1:00 this afternoon. and we're looking at about approximately 120 total flights that are departing and arriving that have been cancelled thus far. there's many others reported delayed. so it's very important that if you were scheduled to fly today anywhere make sure you get with charier on flight status updates before you come to the airport. >> and now we're looking at a video. live shot actually of the airport right now. and from this view, everything looks beautiful. so explain to people that it's not necessarily about what's going on right here in philadelphia that delays or cancels your flight. >> well, right, actually, bill this is a spillover from yesterday. yesterday we had well over 500 flights cancelled at phl and this is spillover this is largely going to be a recovery day for the airlines. and this is from all the flights disrupted not only in philadelphia but many other airports as well. and this was, as you know, this was a devastating storm that caused a lot of havoc

u're watching "cbs this mornin morning". >>> spacex ceo elon musk says he expects his company to be ready but the mission itself will be risky. >> for the people who go to mars, it will be far more dangerous. it kind of reads like shackleton's ad for antarctic explorers. difficult, dangerous, good chance you'll die. >> reporter: he made his comments yesterday at the south by southwest festival in austin. he said it will lead to everything from iron foundries and nightclubs. it will have great bars, mars bars. he said if you'll survive, it be be very exciting. >> he's such a visionary, about ways to go beyond your appearances. >> peoplwere very excited to see him. i like him. >> he know thousand do a tease. >> yes, he does. ahead, major companies reveal for the first time how much they're paying workers. >>> plus we fly overseas to see how triggeringings today in sacramento -- lawmakers are using a a film to >>> good morning. today in sacramento lawmakers are using a film to address the backlog of untested rape kits. there holding a news conference directly bore the screening of a new docu

starting at 11 t:00 this mornin. delivering petitions. pressure on private companies to change gun selling policies. >> traffic now. a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are on and the pavement starting to drive out. the rain is not a big issue for the second half commute and drive times overall, >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> good morning, already 60 in danville and mid to upper 50s and morgan hill and up to the north low 40s and 50s. drizzle is just about over and caution for the rest of the commute and may be a few slick spots is. my accuweather seven-day forecast next best chance of rain, saturday evening and sunday morning. >> another update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and [ cheers and applause ] >>> and we do welcome you back to "good morning america." we are so excited about our next guest. i'm telling you, this woman does it all. academy award winner, emmy, she does it in front of the camera and behind the camera. now she's taking on the whole universe in "

. >> this is abc 7 mornins. >> it is 8:27 and i'm reggie aqui. 21st and caps street. police say two armed robbery victims flagged down a patrol car and the suspects drove a black honda civic. the officers found that car and ordered two suspects out of the vehicle. and a third suspect was inside of the trunk while trying to detain that suspect an office involved shooting took place and the suspect in the trunk died at the scene. alexis in traffic this morning. >> we are looking at busy conditions here in walnut creek. a much better commute for those folks today as compared to yesterday and one hour and one yesterday and one hour and one minute westbound highway to th ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of wh

this mornin'. >> reporter: but here's the thing. he didn't do any house painting that day.lied to his mom and investigators about working. >> and the whole reason you lied to us was because you didn't want your mom to find out that you didn't really have a j? >> yes, sir. >> that just that blows my mind. >> reporter: and there was something else that really troubled investigators. if michael was the attacker, he had cleaned himself up before deputies got there. he had no blood on his clothes or visible wounds. but he did have something else. >> i asked him to let me see the bottom of his shoes. and as he lifted his shoes up, i saw small pieces of glass stuck in the bottom of his tennis shoes. and that glass was the same type of glass from the back door at kay parsons' house. >> reporter: in the interrogation room michael couldn't explain how the glass from the murder scene got there. >> as far as glass that was found in your shoes, how can you explain that? >> glass in my shoes? >> uh-huh. >> i guess -- i don't know. maybe -- i guess i don't know. i really don't know. >> re