our -- bewe will be widening and a splitting threats will not ofd to their objective security and economic develop meant. byt can only be achieved debut glamorizing, giving up their weapons of mass destruction, and only then will you be willing to face -- we be willing to face negotiation talks. un: regardingy this approach, secretary tillerson has given you a comprehensive response. i do not believe there is much at myself, but basically, as we stated in our opening remarks, the current north korean frets are of a different place from the pats. there is an eminent and great threat facing us. as such, this approach that we are pursuing, this joint probably more than it any point in the past we will be willing to utilize all of the resources available to us to permit this. other types of effort fizzled. at the same time, as was mentioned by secretary tillerson, all of the stakeholders themselves, more than any point of time in the past, should cooperate together to make sure that north korea feels the pain for its wrongdoings and pay the cost, the price. for the aspects of that were not of

bewe also need to be concerned in the area of -- but we also need to be concerned in the area of food starvation, starvation, loss of lives, hundreds of thousands of women and children who are now suffering and it needs to be addressed. i really came to the floor in the backdrop of the introduction of a document that is represented to be an answer to the need of americans for health care. certainly the document is one that is being proposed by those who believe that there is a need. i might offer to say that there may be a need to improve some aspects of the existing coverage, which has worked so well under the affordable care act, and, yes, to those opponents of the affordable care act, i would be pleased to debate you that in fact it has worked well. . it has worked well because 30 million americans have insurance. it has worked well because 150 million americans have guaranteed health benefits. it's worked well because low-income americans have access if they are able to come under the expanded medicare to health care. it has worked well because of young people being on the insuran

even after school there could bew.tional which is oursati way of saying it'son really notl too big of a he will today. he it will be chill and also also breezy just about all dayt all long. 45 degrees your daytime high hih here in washington 44 tomorrow.44 tomw. saturday and sunday featureature plenty of sunshine but they will be on the cooler side.e. temperatures below normalaturesn which we have not had to say s in quite some sometime here as we roll through the weekend. wee then next week we startstrt getting back up. p. 60 on monday, up to 68 degrees8s by next tuesday. n all right, that's a check ofh the forecast.ecas erin, back to you with a checkik of traffic. >> that's right. that's ght. 4:56 right now. right now. taking a look at our roads.ros. 66 on the eastbound side sde traffic is flowing. let's hop outside for a live lve look since we have someavesome conversational snowflakesersa falling. watch for slick sptiots.s we could encounter some, youmeyu know, difficult areas on theease roads. we'll let you know i

the marcht snowstorm yes, we are.owstorm sw it is march so maybe later on ln this week the snow will bew next 48 48 hours some big time snow time sw headed our way for some of us. we'll do the snow totals rightrh now. let's start with thelet's st headlines. snow arrives tonight sometimei between 6 o'clock andock an 9 o'clock this evening.o'cl if you can get out and getocut d whatever you need before thatd t time, that's the time to do it, maybe take lunch breaks, brk head to the store, grab the milk and eggs.milk if you seeand empty store shelve send us a picture because weause love seeing those. s we are closely watching thatg rain-snow line from i-95 and portions eastward but if you buo live north and west of townest n get ready because just about abt every weather model we havem has big time accumulationscumu montgomery county, fromntgo loudoun county andme locationsos north and west of there.e. whole thing wraps up late morning or early afternoon onten your tuesday and then the te dig-out begins. e winter storm warnings were gonig into that effect this evening at 7 o'clock for alt le

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liz: bewe the ides of mch. great to see you, barry james. the the dow has gone without a 1% drop. narrow trading range. david and melissa with breaking news. david: good stuff, thanks. melissa: the dow ending about 40 points off session lows. a rocky ride for s&p 500 and nasdaq as well also closing lower. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. glad you could join us today. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers. here is what else we have for you at this hour. the president meeting with his economic council behind closed doors, getting back to business after a wild weekend and a very busy day at the white house. we'll bring you the headlines as we get them live. >>> earlier president trump signing a new executive ordeon

some people do, bewe start to talk about a lot of numbers. breitbart news says it is rino-care. she predicted that president trump will step in and fix it. is she right to think that president trump and you and dr. price at health and human services will make the bill right now that speaker ryan put forward more conservative and less rino-care as she puts it? >> that's a wonderful name for people who don't have to defend it, right? anyway -- >> nobody is calling it trumpcare or ryancare. nobody is putting his name on it. >> here's the framework. we have a really good bill that the republicans worked with house and senate leaders to come one. but we have laid out the things the president has said. and it must do as much replacement as it can. the president was clear on the campaign trail to repeal and replace. that's what the framework does. repeals as much as possible and gives us as much replacement as possible. if the house and senate think they can make that bill a little bit better through the process, that's what the legislative process is about. and it's the legislative pr

it remains at that level over the next two years modestly bew the longer run normal rate.y the median reflection projection rises to 2% in 2018 and 2019. these economic projections are very little changed from those made in december. returning to monetary policy the modest increase in the federal funds rate is appropriate in light of the economies solid progress towards the goals of maximum employment and price stability. even after this increase on a terry policy remains accommodative thus supporting the further strengthening and the job market and the sustained return to 2% inflation. today's decision also reflects our view that waiting too long to scale back some accommodation could potentially require us to raise rates rapidly sometime down the road. which in turn could risk disrupting financial markets and pushing the economy into recession. the ongoing strength of the economy will warrant gradual increases in the federal funds rate to achieve in maintain our objectives. that is based on our view that the neutral phenomenal federal funds rate that's the that the inter

duncan bew works at kings college hospital. situations, both in medical emergency is and in trauma, that first responders can make an enormous difference to patient survival. and what better education could you have four children to teach them in an age appropriate way to be able to save somebody else's life? meanwhile, the parents of quamari barnes who was stabbed to death outside his school in kensal green two months ago have spoken to bbc london about the impact of their son's death. i happened to be at home, my daughter called me, she told me not to panic. she had just had a course in that quamari had been stabbed. a lot of the time people say it's not affecting me, it's not someone i know, but it's getting closer and closer. you can hear that interview in full on bbc radio london from 7am. and you might want to listen to their travel bulletins as well this morning because there are lots of problems on the tubes. the central line has severe delays. the district line is part suspended. the hammersmith & city line has no serv

bewe want companies to incentive to use that money. mike: do you subscribe to the traditional u.s.ition of support for a strong government? sec. mnuchin: what i've said is longer-term, i think that the strength of the dollar is important. we are the reserve currency in the world, and we benefit from that. we are also the largest economy in the world. dollar,strength of the which has grown over long periopdds of time is like the re in the stock market and rising confidence. the shortd that, in term, are there issues for the economy when the dollar becomes too strong, too quickly? yes. but that's for marcus to determine. -- for markets to determine. mike: the president talked about bringing back manufacturing. to what degree can manufacturing come back, and to what degree does the world changed forever? sec. mnuchin: absolutely, it can come back. i don't believe that all the world has changed forever. you already have seen the president has announced many companies who have agreed that were either going to mexico will either come back or built plants here. we want to see mexico do we

liz: bewe the ides of mch. great to see you, barry james. today is the the dow has gone without a 1% drop. narrow trading range. david and melissa with breaking news. david: good stuff, thanks. melissa: the dow ending about 40 points off session lows. a rocky ride for s&p 500 and nasdaq as well also closing lower. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. glad you could join us today. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers. here is what else we have for you at this hour. the president meeting with his economic council behind closed doors, getting back to business after a wild weekend and a very busy day at the white house. we'll bring you the headlines as we get them live. >>> earlier president trump signing a new executive order on his revised immigration plan. we've got the fallout surrounding what's in it and what's not. >>> the house gop is set to release anxiously-awaited and somewhat mysterious details of their obamacare replacement plan. sources telling fox business, it could come as early as this af

sunday and then wee kind of warm it up a bit on b monday but all those t temperatures below normal.es bewr a coastal storm next tuesday butub still a lot of questions on that. stay tuned for details t all right, that's a check of the fo weather. erin como is back this morning c getting busy on the roads yet erin? >> not so busy just let's enjoy this mike. 5:17. this is 270 southbound.southb you can see traffic increasing n just a bit as you make yourr way down past shady grovead there. but the good news is even asven far north as frederick we'red not seeing any problems 70 tobl the truck scales.the i'll let you know when that knot volume turns into congestionnget and slows us down. northbound 270 wide opened asas well. we'll show you what else else you're facing on the beltwaybelt this morning.th right now as you make your way y out on the outer loop, traffic,r very quiet.veryuie you can see just a little bitlit of taillight activity makinght t your way from iv95 in college il park all the way over to the tot 270 spur. inner loop very nice and quiet t conditions past connecticutconn avenu

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they probably need all those things, bewe also know that's a difficult sell in this current fiscal environment. so we have to look for opportunities to collaborate with academia, standard setting bodies, industry to come up with some voluntary standards to deal with all of these various technologies to kind of find a unified approach. you mentioned this in your written if you want to expand on that but i would certainly encourage the other witnesses if you have some thoughts as to how we put together these kinds of partnerships to make sure we're allowing the technology to flourish and innovation to flourish but also dealing with some of the challenges associated with it. >> well, i would touch on the benefits of collaborative industry setting. the bluetooth technology that we're all using everyday, that was a voluntary industry standard, wifi is a standard, y gig which i referred to earlier. certain issues can arise in terms of avoiding interference when you have shared spectrum with other users in that spectrum or in adjacent channels. sometimes it seems as if the fcc regulation may get a li

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