the june conference has been held at moscone center the last few years with thousands of attendees boosting the economy in san francisco. but apple says it has been working closely with the city of san jose and local businesses to give attendees a special experience. >>> the parent company of snapchat, snap inning, is getting ready to go public at the new york stock exchange. it's putting its value at up to $22 billion pricing shares between $14 and $16 apiece. it's a tech industry's biggest ipo in years. >>> let's take a look at how stocks are doing on wall street right now. the dow not much of a change down 12 points at this hour. the dow, nasdaq and s&p all opened at new record highs this morning for the fifth day in a row. that hasn't happened since 1992. investors optimistic about the trump administration's plans to cut taxes and roll back regulations. >>> major recall for a popular baby stroller. britax has recalled more than 600,000 strollers in the united states. the company has received reports of 26 injuries to children. the strollers are folding or double occupant strollers. >>>

attendees say they want to make sure that leaders are representing their beliefs. more than 2-thousand tickets everyone did not make it inside for the event, some had to stand outside. in texas-- a transgender high school student-- making headlines this morning for winning a wrestling title. the 17-year-old transgender boy won the texas state girls' wrestling title. mack beggs's family has said mack would rather be wrestling boys- but state policy requires students to wrestle against the gender listed on their birth certificate. some have questioned whether testosterone taken during his transition - created an unfair advantage. the supreme court- is about to take up the issue of transgender rights. next month - it will decide whether schools can prevent transgender students from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity -- and not their sex at birth. the teen behind that case- is gavin grimm of virginia. coming an abc-7 exclusive. gavin's fight -- in his own words -- airs tonight on abc-7 news at 11. coming up. frantic pleas for help in the middle

a list of the attendees is available for those interested. the va is a top priority to ensure that veterans get the care when and where they need it. tragically, many are being failed by a system that does not work. this administration will reform and modernize the v.a. under the leadership and creating a culture of accountability that puts our veterans first. the president welcomed the group to the roosevelt room and said he will take whatever steps are necessary to improve health care access and quality for our heroic veterans. miss tiffany smily, the wife of a veteran blinded by an ied talked about the difficulty with the v.a. dr. shulkin and a group of advocates engaged in a wide-ranging discussion so the needs of veterans come first. the experts discussed private sector solutions and innovations that could be used to improve the v.a. the president praised the secretary designee and commitment to veterans and do what is best for our veterans. the plan to meet on a regular basis to collect their efforts to improve the va and health care sy

supernaturshow, we have a ability to to conventions and do a little kindness with some of the convention attendees. and in this case, they donated three or four suv loads of pet supplies anbuosh for them. >> i said that was the last one. this is the last one. >> yes. this was another -- that's actually sa oign officer, u the corner. she knows one of the teachers at napier elementary in tennessee. it's a federally funded title i school. they ofntav funding they need for extracurriculars or on field trips. she came to us and said we would love to take the kids to the zoo. they can s the wildlife. we were able to fundhe trip and a few activities for them. they had a good time. >> we'll contin to talk about random acts of kindness this morning on "4 your sunday viewpoint" tei >>> we're tao rdom acts of kindness week. and sarah is a ractivist. how do we become ractivists? >> everybody can become a ractivist. you go to the website. and you sign up at your community. it goes beyond the d.c. prep community. it's international and wherever you are and wherever you where your hat to make it your own. if you

♪ >>> capital of vietnam attendees at this event dress as character trs popular japanese monoga.hese young people raised in a period of rapid economic development are known local ly s the 9x generation. most were born in the 1990s at government economic reforms began to bare fruit. . popular culture floded in from overseas. one form that had a particular impact was japanese mon ga. . here is one website that's been a big hit with the 9x generation. work is uploaded for free and rated by readers. the site then crowd sources funding to publish print edit n editions of the most popular stories. set up two years ago, the service is run by production firm comicola. to date it has published 20 experimental aimed at young people. at the heart of the activities are two young creators who have worked together since high school. but here in vietnam, strict publishing regulations still hinder this fledgling culture. >> just two weeks after it was released, it's just a pun many young people use. >> reporter: can culture take root in vietnam? we focus on the southeast asian nation's home grow

just one year ago, at the same event many of the attendees were cool at best, to then-candidate trump. now he's president trump and his agenda is something they support wholeheartedly. >> the era of empty talk is over. it's over. >> reporter: tonight president trump, a man who surprised the republican party and its conservative activists laying out his hard line agenda to a movement that has become his own. >> as we speak today, immigration officers are finding the gang members, the drug dealers, and the criminal aliens, and throwing them the hell out of our country. [ cheers and applause ] and we will not let them back in. they're not coming back in, folks. >> reporter: pledging congress a request in boost for the funding u.s. military. >> we're putting in a massive budget request for our beloved military. [ cheers and applause ] and we will be substantially upgrading all of our military, all of our military, offensive, defensive, everything, bigger and better and stronger than ever before. >> reporter: and again, leveling an attack on an american ally. this time paris, france, setti

one attendee said the session was about russia. the meeting took place after reports that members of the trump campaign were in contact with russian officials and after mike flynn lied about his meetings with the russian ambassador to the u.s. >> members of the marion basketball team are taking a stand on inclusion. the players are getting a lot of attention too because of how they are expressing themselves like at their playof playoff gae tonight. live at the game, reporter jeff chirico. >> lower marion won 70-57. they have been on a winning strike since wearing tee shirts last week. players say they are not taking a political stance but showing support for people they say are marginalized and facing justice. >> as the anthem played, the basketball team wore the tee shirts that sparked nation-wide attention and huge support for the community. >> we are proud of them. what senior boys have it together enough to do something like that. >> the shirts read, i am a muslim. i am a refugee. i am an immigrant. i am an ace. >> the decision

and, you know, also all these attendees have sort of been in the wilderness for the past eight years.hey haven't had, you know, a conservative hero. and while trump has won and he's not really the conservative hero, they had something to celebrate. they were very happy. usually cpac events are like they're agitated, they're annoyed, they're anxious because what's going to happen to the party. and today they had what they wanted and, you know, trump gave it to them. like you said, red meat, no vegetables. >> one thing that's interesting, in ronald reagan's first appearance -- you were there. i wasn't there, but paul said he went back and looked at it, and it was a big appeal to get out for the mid 1982 elections. it might have been a squandered opportunity for the president to expand his majority. >> actually matt who has run the entire event in the conservative union was tell people that conservatives want to know, attendees at cpac want to know what they can do to help the administration and that was a missed opportunity. 2018 is a big moment and while you heard them talking before h

the event where last year, attendees were trying everything to stop his campaign dead in its tracks.s year, a much different story as the president's inner circle opens up on stage. >>> and new developments overseas as officials investigating the parent assassination of kim jong-un's half-brother have figured out the deadly substance used in that airport attack. the u.n. classifying it as a weapon of mass destruction. the details ahead. >>> survival story. the fbi investigating what could turn out to be a hate crime after a deadly shooting inside a packed sports bar. we'll hear from one man who was shot. >> and counting down to oscar. we are

you told anderson keeper only a third of the attendees were residents of your congressional district. do you have any evidence to support that claim? >> sure. we had talked to people that were estimating crowds, and that is what they thought with those that came out for the event. there was the all tevtive town hall outside and inside. we do know some of the residents of that community where i always go in and do a legislative update, do it every single year, wolf. they weren't able to get inside and we said, you know, just come on by the office and we'll sit down and chat at some point and answer any questions that you have. and, so, we're continuing right on with our schedule. >> we did get this tweet from trip gabriel, a reporter for the new york times. he was there at the event and he tweeted this. he said, everyone i spoke to in this town hall identified themselves as tn 7th, tennessee-7 voter, town restricted rsvps to locals and checked ids. is that true that rsvps were only going to rep the people from your district and they checked their ids before they were allowed inside? >>

. >> among the attendees were executives from worldwide pharmaceuticals, johnson & johnson, and amgen. sanctions from the eu in the u.s. have weighed on the russian economy since the annexation of crimea. many see the trump presidency is a chance to build bridges. russia's export focused industries are hoping that they will -- >> donald trump has built a snowman in his honor. but in truth, he is scared the frosty relationship with the u.s. could be about to end. his cheese business is thriving because of the ban russia imposed on fresh fruit imports. if there is talk of lifting the sanctions, we will appeal to vladimir putin as a result. we might protest in favor of keeping them. that then left the sanctions but raise taxes on foreign producers. russia introduced the band in response to the sanctions imposed by western nations including the u.s. after putin and next crimea -- annexed crimea. >> there are people and sections of the russian economy that benefit from sanctions. >> farmers making a good living, the prospect of once again having to compete with chief imports have left them

many attendees of cpac were here debating issues with protesters. q mccray. back to you. jummy: just about an hour ago president trump wrapped up the speech at the cpac conference. suzanne kennedy breaks down what was addressed. the first times a sitting president spoke at a conference in nearly a decade. mr. trump addressed a packed ballroom of hundreds of supporters and was those patriots who put him in office but he was critical of president obama, saying he inherited a mess and the country would have been better if mr. obama spent his 2 terms sitting on the beach. he echoed yesterday drumbeat about -- his steady drumbeat of concerns about the media, saying there are reporters you are dishonest. president trump: there are reporters who are great as the day is long. but there are dishonest people and they do a tremendous to service to our country and our people. tremendous disservice. saysne: president trump he's wind is for everyone who believes it is time to stand up for american values. he says the wall will be billed ahead of schedule and he vowed to replace what is

what we're proud of is the average age of our attendees, 12 years younger than the average attendee at most museums. also it's a diverse audience. we're surprised they came once. they keep coming back, so we feel great about that. instead of security guards, we have business service associates which get 50 hours of training. talking about the art, architecture, museums, whatever people want to talk about and are very friendly. >> rose: thank you for coming. good to see you. good to be here again. thank you. >> rose: science, art, education, that's a rather significant and important agenda to have. eli broad. back in a moment. stay with us. becoming warren buffett is a newdog documentary from emmy award winning director peter kunhardt. the film gives an inside look at one of the richths men and biggest philanthropists in the world. featuring home videos e personal photographs and interviews with warren's family and friends. here's the trailer for "becoming warren buffett." >> i want a sausage muffin with egg and cheese. 3.17 sz is a bacon egg and cheese biscuit. i think i'll pass that u

they gave attendees valuable knowledge on current events and addressing fear in the classrooms. >> students don't want to go to school feeling like they have no safe space. >> the conference also touched on the issue of sanctuary campuses and how schools could potentially become safe spaces. >>> new details on the man who terrorized a neighborhood in oakland yesterday and was eventually shot and killed by police. sky 7 was over the home on las vegas avenue yesterday morning just before jesse -- exchanged gunfire with oakland police. abc7 news reporter sergia can tanna is in the neighborhood where residents are shocked about the shootout. >> reporter: well, there is a sense of peace and quiet that has returned to this neighborhood. of course it is a stark contrast to the pop sound of gunfire from yesterday morning. but respects are still processing exactly why the person who used to live in that house seemed to snap. when we arrived, an amazon delivery driver pulled up to drop off a package at the home. but neighbors had to tell her there was no one here to accept the package. the resident i

at a townhall in vinton, virginia, near roanoke, attendees were so fired up.. they decided to have the meeting without their congressman. representative bob goodlatte was in india. so organizers brought out a cardboard cutout of him, then aired their concerns. at another town hall in arkansas, a seven-year-old had questions for arkansas senator tom cotton. another contentious town hall took place last night in branchburg, new jer congressman leonard lance was faced with a large group of vocal demonstrators. happening today.. protesters are expected at a public hearing on a development plan in bethesda. the demonstrators are upset about plans to develop what they say is an african-american burial ground. members of the macedonia baptist church tried to get the planning commission to delay today's hearing until an archeological study is complete. but the hearing on the westbard development plan will go ahead as scheduled. caps broke a two game losing skid on the road in philadelphia. nicklaus backstrom started the night off beating former cap michael noy-virth fo

. >> yang: that new energy was evident among many conference attendees. >> there's so many people and there's so many ideas and all of the speakers and everything it's really exciting. >> we know that we have a voice. the president talks straight to us now and this is our chance to talk back. >> yang: last year, at the height of the republican presidential primaries, candidate trump skipped cpac altogether. and while the trump team has taken over the schedule, the question is whether they are also taking over the conservative movement. today white house chief of staff reince preibus, the former party chairman, and senior trump advisor steve bannon, the insurgent-turned-insider, sought to show a united front. they dismissed reports of white house in-fighting. >> in regards to us two i think the biggest misconception is everything that you're reading. >> reince is indefatigable. i mean it's low-key but it's determination. the thing i respect most and the only way this thing works reince is always kind of steady. >> yang: bannon said the president's attitude is "full steam ahead." >> he'

they gave attendees valuable knowledge on current events and addressing fear in the classrooms. >> students don't want to go to school feeling like they have no safe space. >> the conference also touched on the issue of sanctuary campuses and how schools could potentially become safe spaces. >>> new details on the man who terrorized a neighborhood in oakland yesterday and was eventually shot and killed by police. sky 7 was over the home on las vegas avenue yesterday morning just before jesse -- exchanged gunfire with oakland police. abc7 news reporter sergia can tanna is in the neighborhood where residents are shocked about the shootout. >> reporter: well, there is a sense of peace and quiet that has returned to this neighborhood. of course it is a stark contrast to the pop sound of gunfire from yesterday morning. but respects are still processing exactly why the person who used to live in that house seemed to snap. when we arrived, an amazon delivery driver pulled up to drop off a package at the home. but neighbors had to tell her there was no one here to accept the package. the resident i

the anger from many attendees is clear tonight. ryan young is "outfront." >> do your job! >> you work for us! >> reporter: anger erupting at political town halls across the country. >> what are you afraid of. >> reporter: in covington, kentucky, a packed room demanding senate majority leader mitch mcconnell hear them out. >> senator we're not protesting the election, we're protesting right to work. we're protesting losing our health care, protesting russian interference in the white house, protesting the fact that to get in front of you we have to pay dollars. why won't you hold a town hall with your constituents? we want to hear from you. we want to talk to you. >> was somebody else invited to speak? anyway -- >> reporter: in charles city, iowa, senator chuck grassley came face-to-face with constituents, this tiny courthouse filled to capacity, issues ranging from obamacare -- >> how is betsy devos a qualified candidate for your vote? >> a president gets elected and has to carry out the responsibilities of which he was elected, that that person ought to have the team that

attendees were trying everything to stop his campaign. this morning he goes as president with the republican controlled congress. >> vice president mike pence warmed up the crowd telling them president trump is making good on campaign promises. >> america's obamacare nightmare is about to end. >> reporter: a forceful defense overnight of the administration's plans for new health care system. vice president mike pence telling the activists that obamacare has been a failure promising something better. >> we'll have an orderly transition to a better health care system that finally puts the american people first. >> pence praised his boss calling president trump a modern day ronald reagan and noted their differences. >> i'm a s he's big city. i'm midwest. he's manhattan island. he's known for his bigger than life personality, his charm and his charisma and i'm like not. >> reporter: earlier steve bannon making rare public comments to that crowd. the former editor of breitbart news portrayed as the grim reaper by "saturday night live" may be t

attendees got to examine the compounds the flavor and test their own palate. next to the giant heart. after all, it is valentine's day. kate? >>> weekend watch is at some really good stuff to talk about. sunny skies both saturday and sunday. and temperatures on the way up. it is going to feel like a little taste of early spring out there. temperatures about ten degrees average on saturday. and 15 to perhaps near 20 degrees above average on sunday. as much of the area approaches the 60 degree mark. a fantastic weekend to get it's coming soon to the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark is making waves. kalahari resorts & conventions in the poconos. book your african adventure now! >>> stephen colbert followed by the morning crew. for kate, don, everyone i'm ukee washington >> i'm jessica dean, we're always on at cbsphilly.com >> have a good night and sleep well. captioning sponsored by cbs >> and now "the late show" presents valentine's day cards with michael flynn. ( laughter ) >> to president trump. i will never resign from being your valentine. to mike

he was the darling of a lot of the attendees, some wanted to see pence run himself. he now being the vice president in a way. he's the olive branch to a lot of these people in cpac who a year ago were not so sure about donald trump himself. but we will see how these next four days play out >> fitz you mentioned cautious optimism, seems there's a lot of enthusiasm as well. >> reporter: well, remember, when donald trump's name was brought up at this conference in speeches last year, there were yes, they're happy he's president. yes, they're happy the republicans have these majorities in both houses of congress. but it's also true he was far from their first choice last year. they're on the same team right now but you know but it's always not the case that he may see eye to eye. trump speech here will go a long way to maybe easing over not only some of those things that went on last spring at the 2016 convention but you remember how senator ted cruz was greeted at the republican national convention in cleveland over the summer when he did not endorse donald trump and a

attendees can talk with more than 60 bridal and event veg ders as they plan their big day. north and west of philadelphia are cleaning up storm damage this morning. one area in particular is where the national weather service will be a little later today to see if tornadoes tuchd down. this is all part of the storm system that brought in today's cold weather outside. back to reality, krystal? >> that's what's ahead for us, an average winter day. hard to say after the 70s. we'll take wah look at where our temperatures tap out at. areas like boathouse row, if you're going for a run, details coming up. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, and jan can upload 180 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month for the first year. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can.

. >> reporter: many conference attendees we have spoken with are optimistic about president trump. they freely admit he wasn't their first choice but they like what they have seen so far. >> yesterday i sat in a room and they actually asked how many people supported trump before the election and 40% of the people raised their hand. how many support him now? 100% of the people in the room raised their hands. >> reporter: conservatives are eager to see tax reform and the end of obamacare. >> the bottom line, we are changing it, we are going to make it much better. >> reporter: with republicans also in control of congress, conservatives are energized about making big strides with their agenda. weijia jiang, cbs news, oxon hill, maryland. >>> caitlyn jenner has a message for the president after the white house rollback of obama era transgender protections in public schools. >> from one republican to another, this is a disaster and you can still fix it. you made a promise to protect the lgbtq community. call me. >> the transgender activist took to twitter to call out the president despi

the attendees think the president for making such an inspired choice and for delivering what was, forny of them, their number one issue in the campaign. they committed vocally to supporting judge gorsuch throughout the confirmation process and express their desire for the senate to move swiftly to give him a fair hearing and vote. the meeting closed with the president inviting the group and the oval office and several candidates and attendees really enjoyed that honor. rex tillerson's tenacity, expansive and broad understanding of geopolitics will become an outstanding team diplomat to the united states and the president is looking forward to the full vote of the senate on his nomination. later this evening, the president will participate in a standing ledger state of affairs a strategy meeting with his team who have been working closely with congress to enact the president's agenda. so far between the vice president and staff, we have had as many conductive conversations with members of both parties and both chambers at on a variety of issues from trade to the president's nomination

. >> many conference attendees we have spoken with are optimistic about president trump. they freely admit he wasn't their first choice, but they like what they've seen so far. >> yesterday i sat in a room, and they actually asked how many people supported trump before the election, and 40% of the people raised their hands. how many support him. 100% of the people in the room raised their hands. >> conservatives are eager to see tax reform and the obamacare. >> the bottom line we're changing it. we're going to make it much better. >> with republicans also in control of congress, conservatives are energized about making big strides with their agenda. weijia jiang, cbs news, maryland. >>> and today the head of the nra and a british politician instrumental in brexit, the u. k.'s exit from the european union are addressing the conservative gathering. >>> as the white house spells out new guidelines for attacking illegal immigration, questions remain about how authorities will target and deport undocumented immigrants. the sheriff in arizona says he welcomes the president's pl

attendees were given career and educational resources. >>> up next, phone cawars. offer from a wireless carrier trying to woo your business. >> little bit country. little bit rock 'n' roll. how philadelphia's wooing big name artists to the city of brotherly love. >> your last chance for love. what's happening to a philadelphia landmark after tomorrow? >> now the wind are dying down. but, soon they're going to be coming back. let you know when they will peck up again. plus when you can expect temperatures into the 60s. the most accurate forecast coming up. >>> good news for lady gaga fans. adding a second world tour stop. gaga's first show is sold out. tickets for the just added september 11th show at wells fargo center go on sale friday morning. >> all right, time to play a little guess who game here. some one is coming to philadelphia who hasn't been here in all most two decades. give you a hint. he is a nationally known musician. and here is a big hint. he has friend in low places. >> garth brooks. set to rock the wells fargo center next month. added a fourth sho

this year though it seems attendees are eager to embrace him. >> the white house has plans to go after recreational pot. press secretary sean spicer said today the feds will be stepping up enforce of marijuana law that come into question with state statute. >> there's questions between medical leave made very clear what the intent, what their intent was. that's very different than the recreational use. >> this is a reversal from the stance of the obama administration which promised no federal interference in states where recreational pot is legal. >>> meantime, the supervisors are firing back against the administration stance on santuary cities. >> we won't be bullied, we won't be forced to abandon our core values. >> reporter: county lawyers filed a first ever nationwide injunction in federal court seeking to stop trump's executive order last month that would deny federal funding to cities, counties or states that provide sanctuary to undocumented. >> this is about obtaining local control for every town, city and county in the united states. >> reporter: santa clara county gets fundin

saint christopher catholic school had an appreciation day for the officers, the students (ed the attendees with gifts and sang songs and took part in a blessing. >>> and the students at holy cross regional were busy giving back as part of several service projects they are doing this week, they assembled bags of toiletries to be delivered to ann's center in phoenixville and students in the third grade class wrote letters of thanks and encouragement to the sisters in flower town. >>> more ahead at 12:30, a class action lawsuit is filed on behalf of all the cheerleaders in the nfl that claim they did not get paid enough. >> and justin bieber will not take part in the grammys even though he is nominated for several awards. i'm hall of famer, jerry west, and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years. until i learned more about once-daily xarelto®... a latest-generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto® significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not cause

since 2000, the volunteers of america delaware valley have been hosted this event where attendees can dress up and indulge in all things glamorous while giving back to those in need. the affair is filled with entertainment, dining, silent auction, and, of course, no oscars party is complete without a big screen showing of the academy awards. >> all of the money that we raise tonight will go towards the homeless family and veterans. we have a homeless veteran shelter and three family shelter we operate. it's a lot of fun but for a great cause, we couldn't do the work we do without events like this. >> reporter: and this events has been quite successful in terms of fund-raising. just the past five years, they've raised a million and of course, all of that goes to those in need. reporting live in center city, jeaneatte reyes channel 6. >> thank you. >>> of course, 6 abc is your home for the oscars, live coverage begins at 6:00 after an early edition of world news sunday. then the award ceremony begins at 8:30 with jimmy kimmel as your host followed by action news. all night long we have

the event where last year, attendees were trying everything to stop his campaign dead in its tracks. this year, a much different story as the president's inner circle opens up on stage. >>> and new developments overseas as officials investigating the parent assassination of kim jong-un's half-brother have figured out the deadly substance used in that airport attack. the u.n. classifying it as a weapon of mass destruction. the details ahead. >>> survival story. the fbi investigating what could turn out to be a hate crime after a deadly shooting inside a packed sports bar. we'll hear from one man who was shot. >> and counting down to oscar. we are award vault looking back at some of the best moments ever from the oscars. >> yul brenner? that's one of my favorite men of all time. >> yes, it is friday, february 24th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> hannibal lecter's masque. >> it was and billy crystal in one of his opening sequences there. you forget how genius billy crystal was in his many years. that's going to be fun to look back. >> nothing more funny than

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in a major shake-up this week, president trump announced bannon would be a regular attendee to the principalsee of the national security council. he also announce that joint chiefs of staff chairman and director of national intelligence would only attend when needed. the unprecedented move has raised concerns in both congress and the intelligence community. mike morell is a former acting director of the c.i.a. and former deputy director. >> what c.i.a. does is they collect information about the threats facing the united stat states. what we like to say is collect information on the plans, intentions, and exaebilities of our adversaries, whether they be al qaeda or whether they be vladimir putin. and then we take that, take all of that information and put together an assessment for the president how to think about the threat, why it exists, how it might evolve, what factors might influence it for the good, for the bad. and then the policy makers take all of that, and they put together policy options. >> rose: and the policy makers in this case would be the national security council. >> would b

the president thanked the attendees for the 10 million jobs and $1 trillion in annual economic income activity they contribute to our economy. secret price them for moving the passengers per day in spite of the updated equipment they have. this outdated agreement they have to the president asked the leaders what government can do to help the industry grow and create more jobs for americans to the leaders, that they had never been given the opportunity to work alongside the president in such an open and constructive way and they were unanimous in asking the president for relief from the duplicate of an burdensome relations that are stifling job creation, which he assured them he would give it the president reaffirmed his commitment to forging public-private partnerships that will be billed -- rebuild america's public infrastructure. withomised to work closely the airline industry to modernize the systems that keep airports running an exit id approval process for future projects. it is the president's goal to make sure the united states is advanced airline system in the world and is mee

. >> reporter: many conference attendees we have spoken with are optimistic about president trump. they freely add hit he wasn't their first choice but they like what they have even so far. >> just yesterday, i sat in a room and they actually asked how many people, sorted trump, before the election? 40 percent of the people raised their hand. how many support him thousand is this 100 percent of the people in the room raised their hand. >> reporter: conservatives are eager to see tax reform and end of obama care. >> bottom line, we're changing it, we will headache it much better. >> reporter: with republicans, also in control, in congress conservatives are energized about making big stride with their agenda. in hard land, weijia jiang for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, police say they have found a car that hit and critically injured a hand in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood last night but driver of this carries still at large. four three-year old victim was hit 7:30 on the to thousand block of east clear field street. he was rush to hahnemann hospital where he is in criti

is that the correct number were 30,000 attendees?> i don't think 22 but somewhere in the 20s. >> okay. what is the arrangement with the police department-i'm assuming the noncommercial for free. >> their contracted to be paid that sky only kept asking for a budget early on he was paid by the promoter? >> paid by the promoters he was with the applicant of association to you prior to february 7 on contacting the police? >> they had been in contact with the police. >> so what was the misrepresentation, then regarding the police staffing? >> well, was a lot of back-and-forth over what the police had [inaudible] early on in the october the police said only these very people you can see there's an e-mail back and forth between him and the permit officer saying we never said these things. that was the misrepresentation. >> there's also a concern about a private security being provided there's a reference to mr. wines letter to a age as him event management which appears to have provided agreed to provide some sort of security services. ther

council -- of theread the language executive order, the chairman of the joint chiefs is still an attendee of all meetings. the joint chiefs of staff direct subordinate of the secretary of defense, who is still the primary member of the national security member. and our current secretary of defense and our current joint chiefs has a long-standing relationship that has enabled the two of them to work together as superior and subordinate in the way they are supposed to. so we have not removed anything important from the national security council. and you are smart enough to know that. and you continue to refer to a muslim ban in this executive order. you factually know this to be incorrect. let me point out the details. there are more than 40 muslim majority nations in the world. the seven nations on this list do not represent closed to the most populous muslim majority nations. there are muslim minority nations that have larger muslim populations than these nations. the seven nations were selected specifically because those countries' ability to provide effective identification screening fo

i don't want to shield that kind of conversation from our attendees., a lot of attendees want to have the conversation before them and make their own choices. >> i've known you for a long time. i know you're the type of conservative rick and i are. you certainly condemn his anti-semitic remarks, right? you're certainly deeply offended by those remarks, right? >> of course. i think in this case, i think it's very important we call balls and strikes when people are outside the zone. i think there have been plenty of times he's been outside the zone. the question is this. is it okay for people who are offensive to speak on campus. that is the point of why he was invited. >> hey, matt, willie geist. obviously cpac has been a showcase for conservative thought, where the movement is headed. do you believe milo is conservative? >> he doesn't call himself conservative, he calls himself more of a libertarian. libertarians have a very important role at cpac. some libertarians would denise a libertarian. i do think we're throwing around, willie, a lot of lingo an

town halls, is it a threat to their agenda in congress as senators and congressmen face hostile attendees? julie: i think what the white house is seeing is sort of the proof of what they're hearing privately from some members of congress whone they say, we can't just go out there with repeal and nothing, nothing to replace it with, as john boehner said in that clip, it's very revealing. donald trump keeps say, if i wanted to i could just leave obamacare in place and just have it collapse and blame it all on the democrats. that would be just fine but i don't want to do that because that's, that's not good for the country. but the reality is that he knows he has to, you know, come up with a solution. the white house knows that's what's expected of them and what is not clear is whether republicans on the hill are going to step forward and say, listen, we've heard this from our constituents. here's what we think we need to do. and the white house is going to take that and run with it. or if the white house is going to say, here's what you need to do, we're going to go out there with you and h

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later this evening attendees will be treated to a dinner a dance. >>> kid, ready to lose their training wheels got expert guidance today in delaware. members of the wilmington police department led by master corporal brian witty spent their mornings healing children ride on two wheels and fall without hurting themselves. officers gave away free helmets as well. >>> more than 200 runners made their way around the philadelphia zoo this morning, it was all part of the cupid's chase 5k, one of the 32 such races all across nine states today. this event raises money for community options which is a non-of the that helps people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can deliver equal uploads and downloads. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, their half house has full internet, with uploads as fast as downloads. don't pay for uploads that aren't up to speed. get 150

faces media headlines, calling on white nationalists, extreme, a student of naziism, according to attendees, bannon came up as personallable, and carersmatic -- karris ma charismatic. and should show off this side of him more often, joining me now. ranking member and former massachusetts senator, scott brown. it looked like a knock out performance by stree steve bannon, is he the new face of republican party, the new face of trump administration. >> no, the president is the face of the republican party. liz: i understand, that i am talking about when he talks to media. >> well, look. sean will be out in front, i think he is doing a bang up job. it was great to see steve, i know him, he is a solid guy. he brings a lot to the table. he is in an environment that he can relax a little bit, and let his true colors come out, otherwise he is always on the defensive, he is being attacked. as you referenced, darth vader and the grim reaper that is sad. liz: first is national security. >> and sovereignty, intelligence, defense department, homeland security, second line of work is economic nationalism

. >> we have a rock wall for attendees to climb.hefs cooking cultural food from around the world. come by today and saturday and sunday and plan your next vacation. >> reporter: will you be climbing the wall with me? >> we will see. >> reporter: great, we will be checking in with you throughout the morning. we will be talking more about travel options and plans and stuff to do in california or if you want sto go overseas. all kinds of ideas for your travel and leisure needs. get the app out and the calendar. we are going on an adventure. >> i am ready. >> i bet that christian is a good climber. >> reporter: i am uncoordinated. >> all right. those rock walls are harder than they look. >> all right. lets navigate the commute right now. >> it's okay out there. we have slow traffic but compared to the last few days, i think that you will like it. the tracy commute, a little bit slow for a 40 minute drive. but after the past few days it's not that bad. it's slow through the altamont pass then it gets better. we have a crash in pleasant h