the representative's high school friend, who is black, agreed to that, telling the "orlando sentinel," quote, every year at high school homecoming week, we had things like '80s days and celebrity days, and we said, i'm going to be you, and you're going to be me. i don't know how it got to be seen as racial. that's all it was. he told cnn, quote, i've known anthony all my life. even after high school, me and anthony still keep in contact. anthony wasn't that kind of guy. asked by the "orlando sentinel" if he would consider dressing in blackface again, representative sabatini said, quote, are you joking? of course not. the photo originally came out during the campaign last fall. here's the important part that didn't happen in virginia. voters had the chance to see it.

sun sentinel today. the massacre, a year later survivors vou to keep pushing for gun safety. >> i plan to make sure that our generation is the last generation that has to live with the constant scourge of gun violence, no matter whether it's 17 people killed at our high school or one person that's shot and killed on their way to school. because we have to end gun violence in every zip code, in every single part of the united states. >> president trump speaking at a law enforcement conference in washington listed his efforts after parkland and advocated for stronger school security. >> we cannot imagine the sorrow and suffering the parkland families sven durd. our entire nation mornings for the victims and loved ones and we pledge our unwavering resolve to work with the leaders in this room to secure our nation's schools and everywhere else. >> at stoneman douglas high today, a day of service and love. students will participate in community service projects. in the morning the school the let out at noon.

. >> so many different exit points, but they select the sentinel at 10,387 feet to kick off their mission that. >> little nerve-racking here, they were still fighting with some clouds. they had a narrow window to make these jumps happen. >> can still see a bit. time to get off the mountain. >> here we go. >> they know where they're going. they have a green valley below. they'll go to the left of all that cloud cover. they safely succeed in making that jump. again, the first time that's ever been jumped. >> pretty place, man. >> they do some more work the next day. they head over to an area called the eastern buttress. they had their eye on this. it's such a sheer cliff face. they were dealing with some wind gusts, but the wind calmed down just enough. >> yeah. the shots they get from this exit point are on point. >>> it was the biggest story of 2017. the fyre festival debacle. it was so massive, they had dueling documentaries. including this one. >> fyre vesfestival. >> and there was another festival. a festival so exclusive, honestly only i could have atte attended. >> about to go to fat

agents make the biggest sentinel drug bust on the pool with mexico. i. hello again it's good to have you back where across the levant we are seeing a little bit of activity in terms of some rain as well as some clouds we're going to be seeing some rain here across parts of turkey as well as some snow in the higher elevations so for aleppo you could be getting some of those showers as well with the time to there of about sixteen degrees baghdad about twenty quid city about twenty two degrees there as we go toward saturday really seeing some more clouds across much of central iraq into iran where tehran seeing a cloudy day for you at about twelve degrees there well over the last twenty four to forty eight hours we did see a lot of clouds pushing through parts of northern saudi arabia flooding was a problem across much of that area now we're back to those very warm temperatures across the region with riyadh seeing temperature few of about thirty degrees there on friday as we go towards saturday well we are going to see the possibility of a rain shower comin

president is highlighting the need for more border security in the wake of news about the biggest sentinel trust in us history that happened saturday at the point of entry. a tractor-trailer filled with produce also had a hidden print apartment containing 254 pounds of fentanyl with a street value of 31/$2 million that border agents say this is more about human value. >> fentanyl is 80 to 100 times more powerful than morphine. a quarter milligram, the size of a few grains of salt of fentanyl which is a dangerous opioids can kill a person very quickly. >> reporter: von agents say 1 kg of fentanyl could produce 1 million potentially fatal doses. this past involved 120 kg. the cdc says in 2016 there were 20,000 deaths in the us related to fentanyl. and 2017 the number jumped to 28,000. the president is unhappy with border wall negotiations but is pleased with china trade talks including china now agreeing to criminalize the sale of fentanyl. >> they agreed to do the death penalty for selling fentanyl being shipped to the united states. that would be a very severe penalty. i think it will have

. >> reporter: gaetz telling the sun sentinel he didn't know oliver had lost a child in the parkland if he did, noting, quote, i don't think anybody, regardless of tragic circumstances, can expect to come to a congressional hearing and take it over with a series of interruptions. >> all right. stay with us. ahead, the father of a 17-year-old boy murdered at parkland, joaquin oliver. his father wanted his voice heard at that hearing. with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. reach her health goals! i'm in! but first... shelfie! the great-tasting nutrition of ensure. with up to 30 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals! ensure. for strength and energy. ensure. seaonly abreva cany to help sget rid of it in... ...as little as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. abreva acts on it. so you can too. heartburn and gas? ♪ fight bo

. >> reporter: gates telling the sun sentinel that he did not know that oliver had lost a child in theland shooting but would react the same way if he did noting, quote, i don't think anybody regardless of tragic circumstances can expect to come to a congressional hearing and take it over with a series of interruptions. now both of those parents attended the state of the union address on tuesday night. president trump not addressing gun violence but recognizing the survivor of that synagogue shooter in pittsburgh, the one-year anniversary of the parkland massacre where 17 people were killed will be next week. poppy. >> lauren, thank you very, very much for bringing that to us. it's important. >>> all right. ahead for rurs he ahead for us, he's not in the race yet, but who democrats want to see face-off against president trump in 2020. we have that answer next. unfold this. new neutrogena® makeup remover single. and remove 99% of makeup. 100% rain or shine. neutrogena®. 100% rain or shine. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. b

the business reporter from the milwaukee business sentinel.i, kelly, thank you. >> we're all trying to figure out how far we have come, rick, from the plans to build a giant manufacturing plant to make tvs. what is the foxconn plant looking like now >> well, we're trying to figure that out as well, kelly. the latest word is that it will be what they call a generation six liquid crystal display panel plant with a ton of research with complex around it. >> everyone said, wait a minute, we thought this was to create blue collar manufacturing jobs in the part of the country where they've been cleared out now these sound like white collar jobs. is that putting it too finely? >> no, that's correct. that change has been in the making for some months know but i will say when foxconn presented its initial plans to the state of wisconsin in 2017, they called for these roughly 13,000 jobs. about two-thirds of them were to be what they call factory jobs people with a high school education could fill and that, over the last six, seven months has shifted in

affected, the actual work that is responsible and responsive to the real, legitimate concerns around sentinel, methamphetamine, heroin, and cocaine, that is being done within the state of california is being put at risk for vanity project for monument to stupidity. to the governor newsom added that no other state would be more impacted by the emergency declaration than california. >>> we for the president announced the emergency declaration at the border and the immediate response from democrats, including governor gavin newsom. now we get to a legal perspective now. david levine joins us now with more on that. david, thank you so much for joining us. so let's get to this. what can congress do about what the president has proposed here? congress can do is they can pass a resolution, and at first the house would do it, and that what is unusual about this legislation is that the senate has to take it up. sometimes things that i in the senate because the speaker does not want to bring it up, and he would have to, and they would have to vote in both. if congress passed that resolution saying ther

if you go to the pages of the sun sentinel in florida, the local paper.t features the pictures of the 17 taken at the marjory stoneman shooting. other stories talking -- the editors take time in their paper to write about that event and what has happened in the year since. with 17 did not end people shot dead. 17 other people work shot and survived. thousands of students, teachers, parents, and neighbors traumatized. it is hard to believe it has been a year. do not call today the first anniversary. those surviving the horror will tell you today is no celebration, call it a commemoration. neither would the 17 people who lost their lives that day killed, they were murdered. the kids who survived are the "mass shooting generation." it will be a tough day after a tough week after a tough year. the parkland website that was established after the shooting gives up-to-date statistics and student stories about the events of mass shootings. the 12 months since the events happen, 1200 american kids killed by guns and 1200 stories about the lives they have led repor

. >> good morning, traffic is moving along pretty well here on the sentinel grade.ll in all the new commute is beginning to wind down on this friday morning. >> our rain is not winding down. it is delayed a little bit. it will get here late morning and early afternoon and into tonight. a break in the morning before rain moves back in the morning. >>> from fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> right now, it is nice and clear. >> we're talking but all this weather that is about to hit us in the bay area and hopefully there is a break or two in between the systems. >> tomorrow is giants. in between, i think we will be all right but it will not last very long. >> i keep thinking little league practice at a basketball game. if you are going, keep an eye on the sky but the main system is on friday and late saturday into sunday. hour system is moving and ever so slowly, but it is moving in will be plenty of rain. the system is lining itself there and it will push in late morning and early afternoon. there has been a little bit of rain from the peninsula down south and the

police sources tell the "milwaukee journal sentinel" patterson's father and sister were just feet awaying kept during a christmas party without their knowledge. >> i would like to thank the federal, state and local authorities for their professional and respectful manner that they have treated me and my family. >> reporter: jayme managed to escape in early january making her move after patterson allegedly told her he'd be gone five or six hours. she says that's when she put on her alleged abductor's shoes and escaped to a home nearby where jeanne nutter called 911. >> she was walking towards me crying saying you got to help me, you got to help me. >> reporter: patrick patterson says this has been a very difficult time and, again, he is extremely apologetic to jayme. his son jake is scheduled to be arraigned next month held on a $5 million cash only bond. so the father and grandfather saying that there were no clues that he was capable of doing anything like this. >> so close by, wow. >> such a nightmare. thank you, linsey. >>> now to the urgent manhunt for a gunman who is seen approach

we just had the biggest sentinel catch out a port of entry in american history. that's good. want to do more of that. there may be places where we physically need to have barricades or beef up what's already there. let's have that discussion. but remember, what preceded earlier was trump going back to his campaign promise that i'm going to build a wall. a big beautiful shining seawall. he was willing to shut down the government and inflicting enormous pain to redeem that pledge after right wing talking heads on fox and friends criticized him. that's no way to proceed and we're not going to pander to that. >> before i let you go, i want to ask you about your colleagues on the ways and means committee. you say thursday they'll start talking about the president's tax returns. how important is it for the public to see the president's tax returns and do you think there's an appetite for it? >> i think there is an appetite for it. i think most americans believe that as part of your interview for the presidency, as a candidate, you have an obligation to reveal your tax returns, as m

not the sentinel killing people at a faster rate than drunk driving a car crashes are.out throwing out one-liners like affordable health care for medicare for all. even the greener deal. but they don't have to explain it. they just throw it out there even on this medicare for all. even the author of the bill says later on show put out the details of how to fund it. i ridiculous as that. stuart: congressmen markwayne mullen, thank you for joining us today. >> appreciate you having me on. stuart: there will be more "varney" after this. ♪ . . . stuart: market is coming back a little bit. now we're down 90 points. we had been down 150. three big retail names, first off, best buy, big winner. higher holiday sales. smart home devices. tjx, parent of marshall's home goods. better traffic in the stores. upping the dividend. home improvement people. lowe's, sales hurt by weak housing market in canada but they upped the forecast for the year. lowe's is up after this. look at this, the disaster de jure, weight watchers. they're down 33%. apart from not signing up enough people. wh

american military presence in order to keep a close eye on tehran iraq's president is pushing back sentineling to not ask for permission to do that math and has more from baghdad. iraq's president bottom salah says the iraqi constitution is very clear and that the land of iraq cannot be used by foreign governments to threaten its neighboring countries but this reaction in many ways is no surprise for two reasons first of all the leader of any country in the world does not want to be seen to simply accept a decision made upon the travelling about his or her country by the leader of another country but secondly and perhaps more importantly within the iraqi parliament there is a very significant opposition shia blog much of that is allied to iran iran does not want to see foreign troops on the soil of iraq right on its doorstep that view is reflected within the parliamentary blocs the shia blocs within the iraqi parliament they're even putting together a bill to present to parliament which says that the american troops should be out of iraq within a year of the bill being passed so the preside