: president trump back in the buckeye state, he won ohio in last major election, he is landing in canton, a few minutes he will meet with after addressing workers this afternoon. earlier, we're live in ohio with latest, and we'll bring that to you, this is bulls and bears, thank you for joining us, i am david asman, joining me in panel caroll roth, kevin kelly, scott martin. scott howe. slamming general motors and union leaders over the closur te of another plant. jeff gloc flock is here now. reporter: what a. -- he said, islamic state caliphate in syria will be gone by tonight. saying he gave him the funeral he wanted but never got a thank you. and asserted a uaw leader who criticized him on national tv last week was kissing and hugging him here today, no video that of kissing or hugging. perhaps president said it best. >> what is going on with general motors, we have the best economy we've had, the lowest unemployment we had in 51 years, soon will be record all-time. and what is going on with general motors? get that plant open or sell it to somebody, they will open it, everyone wants

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he'll be attending a fund-raiser this week in canton, ohio, and then the following week he's announced a rally in grand rapids. the campaign says that will be his 18th visit to michigan and it certainly is a sign, kate, that both parties will give a lot of attention tokate? >> it's goio be a long number of month, kelly o'donnell, tha so much. >>> police have a suspect in custody tonight after the murder of a reputed new york crime boss. francesco cali. police say the suspect anthony carmel on backed his pickup truck into cali's car outside his home on new york's staten island and when cali, the reputed boss of the gambino crime family came out to inspect the damage carmelo then shot him ten times. at this point, is does not appear the killing was mob related. >>> now to a controversy that has environmentalists and the energy industry making noise. the trump administration has approved seismic testing along the eastern seaboard, allowing companies to use sound waves to search for oil and gas, but conservationists say the tests could harm sea life and they're challenging them in court. n

appealed to the un for the children to be allowed back to france they're currently being held in canton syrian kurdistan one of the lawyers who helped to lodge the complaint says the children would be able to adapt to a normal life in france. to speak when the french people every day for three years in a row are being held in this children are now i'm bombs they want to do the repairs region what is real in fact there's been this eighty four children have already returned to france they have debts they're being social license they're ok according to save the children charity there are now more than two and a half thousand children in camps in northern syria from around thirty countries where it goes the lawyer we just heard from things around one hundred of them are french france is currently dealing with the return of these children on a case by case basis the majority of the. people seem to be against the children's return a new poll found that sixty seven percent of respondents didn't want them in france we spoke to patrick jarden father of one of the victims of the paris concert hal

he will be attending a fund-raiser this week in canton, ohio. the following week, a rally in grand rapids. the campaign says that will be his 18th visitic togan and it certainly is a sign, kate, that both parties will give a lott oftion to midwest voters. kate? >> it's going to be a long number of months. kelly o'donnell,hank you so much. >>> police have a suspect in custody tonight after the murder of a reputed new york crime boss, francesco cali. the suspect backgrod his ckup truck into cali's and when cali, the reputed boss came out to inspect the damage, carmelo shot him ten times. at this point, authorities say it does not appear the killing was mob lated. >>> now to a csyovoner that ha environmentalists and energy industry making noise, approving seismic testing along the eastern seaboard, allowing companies to use sound search for oil and gas, but conservationists say the tests could harm sea life and are challenging them in court. nbc's anne thompson has more. >> reporter: the waters of the atlantic, the site of aegal and political storm

cantons about biology going. around and in schools and that is just now in the past out of the hands of these homes they can contact the school and range to the children so the lock down and slightly left and but the mind is too much trouble if you don't have to do so as myself. and. you don't ok what about the mosques nationwide are they still being required to keep their doors closed. u.s. boys are advising all been asked in the country not to open up is also being quite a strong police presence deployed throughout the country. as well do we have any details about the four suspects in custody right now or their motives. and their thoughts as the next three mean and one woman as to their motives place. not releasing timely details at this stage there's a lot of. playing and also on social media as well about us their motives and least mcmansion published by was responsible that people having not to share actually and to just listen to the police who were additional information samantha what can you tell us about

he'll be holding a fund-raiser this wednesday in canton, ohio.lly for grand rapids the following week. and the campaign says that will mark the 18th visit to michigan for the president since 2015. and this really is a sign that both parties are going to give voters in the midwest a lot of attention. >> kelly o'donnell for us, thank you. >>> up next, the half a billion reasons to pick up a powerball ticket this week. >>> then a box office marvel. the sky-high haul for captain marvel over the weekend. playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea. [quartet singing] shoot the j! shoot, shoot, shoot the jaaaaaay... believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent ♪ looking to simplify your skin care routine without sacrificing results? try olay total effects for a 7-in-1 s

we needed a champion for manufacturing economy in southeastern michigan, lavonia, canton, plymouth, all the way up to auburn hills were chrysler is headquartered. i wanted to bring a new voice and new energy. i had the confidence because the people i reached out to and i worked with throughout my career, i had them behind me and we had a story to tell. michigan has a story to tell and i was doing that on the campaign trail and now in the halls of congress. >> what impact did it have on you after college to see other female democratic leaders like debbie stabenow and jennifer granholm and hillary clinton? rep. stevens: debbie stabenow says it best, she says, yes, it is women, women with experience, women with a vision, people who represent something. through their candidacy or in their service. certainly in michigan we have this rich history of women and government, women in elected office, we are now on our second female governor in michigan. it is not just that she is a woman. she is the right person for the job. that is what the leadership always showed me. >> you said public service

i want to say this is a restaurant that represent the chinese immigrants that came from canton, china and also from hong kong to eat really authentic food and also a gathering place for many families. when i'm there i also see many families filling full tables and also it's a popular tourist attraction in chinatown. commissioners, today, i give my recommendation for new world market and yuet lee restaurant and hope you'll give them the prestigious legacy award. >> commissioner: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> thank you, commissioners. my name is lauren stu i work with the oewd. yuet lee is one of my clients. thank you supervisor fewer. sam lee the owner, has planned to come over but he had an emergency so he couldn't make it so "want to say some words for them to extend what supervisor fewer said. they are an icon in chinatown and i know when i worked with sam i know that because he has been around for over 40 years and has helped a number of his employees because of the job. they were able to support the families coming over from their hometown in hong kong or china. an

dot the president attended a fundraising event in canton ohio. democrats continue to announce their busy schedule at beto o'rourke heading to south carolina later this week. fox news. >>> coming up, thousands of workers at uc campuses across the state worked off the job today. the issue they're upset about and the effect it had on patients. >>> a family-owned bucket in the south bay gets ready to close its doors for good after 45 years. >>> showers are back in the forecast. there's more rain on friday and the details are coming up. >>> a proposal to ban cars from certain streets in san francisco and why some think it might be a good idea. >> has a look at your wednesday evening commute. it's looking really good in both directions for this time of night. and now we take a look at the golden gate bridge. it looks like traffic is moving along well. ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. >>> the sun came out this afternoon after a wet start to the day. were taking a look at out to the bridge where conditions are

. >> he attended a fundraising event in canton, ohio. meanwhile democrats announced their schedule.rourke headed to south carolina later this week. fox news. >>> at the same event in ohio trump continued his attacks against the late senator john mccain. he criticized his vote on obamacare and made a reference to his funeral which trump was not invited to. >> i gave them the kind of funeral he wanted would just president i had to prove. i care about this. i didn't get a thank you. we sent him on the way but i wasn't a fan of john mccain. >> mccain was a vietnam war hero and prisoner of war for more than five years. trump made those comments today at a plant in ohio the build stinks for the u.s. army. >>> the first day of spring brought showers to the bay area. the wet weather led to some problem including a number of spin outs. the north one-to-one connector is back open after being shut down for several hours due to flooding. the rain cause flooding and oakley with flooding on seventh street and near the west oakland bart station. >> let's bring in bill martin. it's like a tale of t

member of the pro football hall of fame but he was the first member to skip his induction ceremony in cantonohio. instead, he chose to give a speech at his alma mater, the university of tennessee chattanooga. >>> the golden state warriors play tomorrow night against the denver nuggets. he played with the warriors before joining the australian foot bug league. >>> lebron james is now number 4 on the all time on the scoring list past a guy named michael jordan. take a look at this. >> king james has movement past air jordan and is now number 4 all time scorer in nba history. >> scored point number 32293 against the denver nuggets in the second quarter. next on lebron's list, kobe bryant. he needs 1332 more points to pass kobe and he may do that some time next season. >>> facebook is launching a new strategy to protect users privacy. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg say that they will ensure private when users communicate with friends along with encryption services. he also ensures that data privacy is not compromised. >> i'm not surprised because facebook has been under a lot of pressure to increa

member of the pro football hall of fame but he was the first member to skip his induction ceremony in canton, ohio. instead, he chose to give his speech at his alma mater, at the university of tennessee chattanooga. >>> and lebron james became the fourth on the all sometime coring list passing a guy named michael jordan. >> take a look. >> lebron scored points number 32393 against it the denver nuggets in the second quarter. next, kobe bryant. needs 1333 more points to pass kobe and he may do that next season. >>> we now know when the new star wars land will open in disneyland. disney announced that tar was galaxy edge will open may 31st at a resort at hollywood disney studios in florida. guests will need a valid theme park admission and be required to make vest racials to access the land. so start making those reservations right now. thanks for watching, everyone. dr. oz: you plan all year for that time away, but what if your next trip turned deadly? >> tourists are extremely vulnerable and valuable. >> found dead with her throat slashed. dr. oz: vacation nightmares. plus, the dark undergro

a member of the football hall of fame, he was the first member to skip his induction ceremony in cantone chose to gave give a speech at his alma mater. >>> bend, oregon will soon be the last place that has the last blockbuster store in the nation. by april 2017, there were just 10 blockbusters left, the standalone tourist attraction hopes to keep its doors open. >>> at 92 years old, britain's queen elizabeth is caught up with the kids that she personally made her first instagram post. in it, she shared a letter written from 1833 and share the story behind it. the queen's royal family instagram page launched in 2013 as of right now, and as 4.5 million followers. >> you know what still gets me though, is when my mom text me, talking about people who didn't grow up digital, when my mom sends me a text, it blows my mind! >> is a new for her? >> a couple years, and i love it. your mom text you. >> a couple of times during the show. >> i love it. i love you mom. we will be back at noon. >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." ♪ now, here's wendy! ♪ [cheers and a

. >> assemblyman canton chu is leading the way so you won't have to change your clocks anymore. >> abcreporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: the clock is ticking until sunday when we spring forward. daylight saving time will begin at 2:00 a.m. clocks move forward an hour to 3:00 a.m. the process is reversed in the fall when clocks fall back an hour. assemblyman chu wants your clock to stay permanently at daylight saving time. >> i'm hoping next week is the last time you'll ever need to switch your clock in california. >> reporter: last november voters approved proposition 7 which makes daylight saving time year-round, but it still needs a vote of the legislature and the blessing of the federal government. chu says switching back and forth in time is hazardous to your help. researchers estimate we deprive ourselves of an extra 40 minutes of sleep because of the change. more crashes on the roads because of sleepy drivers. daylight saving time, researchers say, also causes more injuries at work and possibly more suicide. the data shows it increases the heart attack rate. hospitals r

: president trump back in the buckeye state, he won ohio in last major election, he is landing in cantondressing workers this afternoon. earlier, we're live in ohio with latest, and we'll bring that to you, this is bulls and bears, thank you for joining us, i am david asman, joining me in panel caroll roth, kevin kelly, scott martin. scott howe. slamming general motors and union leaders over the closur

. >> the president also attending a fundraising event in canton, ohio., democrats continue to announce the busy campaign schedules. beto o'rourke is headed to south carolina later this week. lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> the first funerals were held today for the victims of new zealand's deadly mosque shootings. six of the 50 people killed were laid to rest today. they were honored during a service at christchurch's memorial park cemetery. security was tight as armed police watched over the mourners along with the 50 killed dozens of people were injured last friday and what new zealand's prime minister is calling a terror attack. the prime minister said she expects to have new gun control proposals ready by next week. >> we have a large number of loopholes and our laws. many new zealanders would be astounded to know that you can access military style semiautomatics in the way that you can hear. >> authorities revealed today that the alleged gunman was planning another attack at a third location when he was arrested. >>> the water keeps rising along the

ahead of a trip to o ohio, where he held a re-election fundraiser at the brookside country club in canton. trump also toured the joint systems manufacturing center, which produces m1a1 abrams tanks for the pentagon. during a speech, trump attacked the late senator john mccain. over his decisisive vote against republican bill to repeal the affordable care act without a replacement. the pentagon's inspector general has launched a probe into whether acting defense secretary patrick shanahan unfairly favored the weapons contractor boeing, where shanahan spent over three decades as an executive. the inquiry comes a week after the watchdog group citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington filed a complaint alleging shanahan "praised boeing in discussions about government contracts, said that boeing would have done much better than its competitor lockheed martin had it been awarded a fighter jet contract, and repeatedly 'dumped on' the jet lockheed produced." shanahan's ties to boeing face -- faced renewed scrutiny after the company's 737 max jets remain grounded worldwide following dea

the president is then headed to canton where he will hold a fundraiser for his re-election campaign, his first visit to ohio since the mid-term elections last year shough now cheryl: trade talks between the u.s. and china set to resume next week, a high level u.s. delegation led by steven mnuchin and robert lighthizer is heading to beijing hoping to close a deal by the end of april. a deal appeared to be at hand late in february but that unraveled after chinese negotiators saw red flags in the failed summit between the u.s. and north korea. lauren: president trump is touting strong ties between the u.s. and brazil as the country's leader visited washington. >> reporter: president trump says he wants to elevate brazil to a major non-nato ally and he and president boldesaro want to create a closer trade relationship. >> we look forward to a deeper partnership and working together. in our meetings we also discussed the strong economic ties between our nations, grounded in the principles of fairness and reciprocity, my favorite word, reciprocity. >> reporter: the two presidents also expr

santiago canton chaired the u.n. commission. >> the commission has found grounds to believe that the israeli security forces committed serious violations of human rights and international humanitarian law. warrant aations criminal investigation and prosecution, and we call on israel to conduct meaningful investigations into these serious violations and to provide timely justice and reparations for those killed and injured. amy:y: another member of the u.. independent commission, sara hossain, described how israeli forces targeted civilians and journalists in gaza. they havek intentionally shot children, intentionally shock people with disabilities, intentionally shot journalists knowing them to be children with disabilities -- not all of the children have disabilities, but many are most of the journalists were all marked as press. the people with disabilities crutches, andwith they have been shot at by snipers who also have spotters available with them, who have very high level technology available to see who is out

was inducted into the pro football hall of fame in canton last year.te his mercurial relationship with the niners in the past he said he's thrilled to turn the sxaj return for this honor. >> they say time heals all wounds and time as has gone by for a number of years. i think we've all moved on. and this is the best opportunity. and i'm very grateful for it. >> antonio brown is expected to be traded by friday. the question is to whom? brown wants out of pittsburgh. he's an amazing receiver but his off the field antics turned into a nightmare for the steelers. the raiders are among the teams interested but nobody's excited about giving up a first-round pick for a volatile guy who will turn 31 in july. long-time nfl personnel man charley casserly says he was told heisman winner kyler murray of oklahoma had terrible interviews at the end of the combine and struggled drawing up plays on a blackboard. the fact is all he really has to do is impress one team, the arizona cardinals. because they have the number one pick in the draft and they are expected to se

during a 20 year period spanning the speakerships of thomas brackett reed and going through joseph canton, for whom this building is named. reed is memorable for a number of reasons. his rapier wit, his commanding presence at 300 pounds, contemporaries described him as "a hulking barge of a man and a mustachioed manatee." elected as a republican in 1876, he spent years in the minority navigating house procedures to frustrate house democrats and often grinding proceedings to a halt. one particularly useful tactic was something called the disappearing quorum. in which members refused to respond to a quorum call on the floor even if they were present, preventing the house from conducting its business, particularly when the parties were very closely divided numerically. it was the closest thing that the house had to a filibuster. although reed championed this tactic to stymie bills that he opposed he also advocated during , the 1880's reforms to streamline cumbersome procedures and allow the house to focus on substantive business. when republicans in the late 1880's reclaimed the majority, re

i'm happy to see my colleague, congressman rigelund of virginia has joined congressman we canton has introduced on the floor. is is the first piece of legislation he's had on the floor and it shows his background in fighting terrorism. h.r. 1414 outlines how the terror landscape in our post-9/11 world has expanded. now we are tasked with protecting the american people not only from traditional threats posed by groups like al qaeda abroad but also domestic terrorism where crimes are committed on u.s. soil by both foreign and u.s. persons. fincen mandates that focuses on all forms of terror, not just foreign terror campaigns. that is a commonsense update to the statute that will bring clarity to our anti-terrorism laws. h.r. 1414 also strengthens fincen by ensuring cooperation with tribal law enforcement agencies and the prioritization of virtual currencies. some virtual currencies have een shown to frustrate law enforcements' efforts to link transactions to people or i.p. addresses. it is for this reason that fincen needs to be able to thwart terrorism. it is our sworn duty to protech

assemblyman canton chu is leading the way so you to change your clocks any more after saturday. that's the goal, of course, abc 7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: the clock is ticking, ticking till sunday when we spring forward. daylight saving time will begin at 2:00 a.m. clocks move forward an hour to 3:00 a.m. the process is reversed in the fall when clocks fall back an hour. assemblyman chu wants your clock to stay permanently at daylight saving time. >> i'm hoping this will be the switch your clock in california. >> reporter: last november voters approved proposition 7, which makes daylight saving time year round, but vote of the legislature and the blessing of the federal government. chu says switching time back and forth is hazardous to your health. here's what he says research found. >> researchers estimate that we deprive ourselves of an extra 40 minutes of sleep because of the change. >> reporter: more crashes on roads because of sleepy drivers. >> daylight saving time, researchers say, also causes more injuries at work, and possibly more suicides. >>

since last year's midterm elections, stirring a tank manufacturing plant in lima before going to canton later today. it comes as the president is taking aim at general motors and the united auto workers for the closing of its gm plant. a move affecting 1500 jobs that the president will likely be facing questions about today. early this week, president trump tweeted this. "just spoke to mary, ceo of general motors, about the ohio plant. i'm not happy that it is closed when anything else in our country is moving. i asked her to sell it or do something quickly. she blamed the uaw union. i don't care, i just wanted open!" the chair of the ohio or publican party today is also going after the move while reiterating her support to the president. watch. speak of the folks in the valley are workforce ready. it's unfortunate that gm made the decision to shut down that plant. it's a fantastic facility with fantastic workers. it's all about jobs and economic prosperity, especially here in the buckeye state. >> harris: let's talk politics. the president's visit to ohio today comes as a new cnn poll

officials say that president trump plans to attend a campaign fund raisener canton.visit to lima is economic security is national security. and the president will try and argue that manufacturing in the u.s. is, in their words, booming. the plant in lima, actually almost closed about five years ago. they received a big contract earlier this year. arguably thanks to this administration's investments in defense spending. but around the corner there is a general motors plant in lords it's town closing. they stopped. they announced they would idol five factories in north america and cut 14,000 jobs. called on g.m. to reopen the plant in lima. g.m. says they have to trim cost because consumers aren't buying as many small cars that most consumers want the bigger suvs. g.m. has been critical of this administration's trade policies in the past. at one point g.m. had said that they felt that president trump's tariffs could actually lead to less, not more jobs in the u.s. steve, brian, jedediah? steve: all right. ellison barber at the white house. thank you very much. brian: m

the next morning, hilton attempted to use meredith's bank card still again at an atm in canton, georgiapsite. he held meredith altogether for four days in the woods. and what nature of man is gary hilton? listen to the confession tapes about what he says about meredith's dog ella. he said he knew the dog had the identifying chip when he let the go in the supermarket parking lot. >> if i wanted to ensure that no one would have associated the dog with her, i would have killed the dog. there's no way i could do that. he was too much of a softy to kill the dog as he explained it. but ella's owner never had a chance. >> she was dead from the beginning. because i just told you, once you've done it, you're either going to kill her or get caught. there's no other solution. that sounds cold and cruel, yeah, it was. >> in his unbelievable cold recollection of the crime, hilton told meredith he was going to let her go after four days of captivity. >> i told her i'm going to take her and release her. >> instead, hilton went to the van, came back with a tire iron and bludgeoned meredith emerson to d

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rain, it continues to move its way southward so we may start off rather cloudy across more southern cantons