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this will be sewhat of a help.om >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a little cloudy this afternoon. but those cold temperatures will take a break later today. up to 39 degrees in philadelphia. a warmup in the suburbs, sunshine this morning, clouds take over this afternoon. and you'll see clouds increasing along with the temperature in new jersey. at the shore 40 degrees before clouds take over. a few flurries possible in the lehigh valley around midday and then dry for the balance of the day. 38 degrees with increasing clouds in delaware. have a great day. >> and that's your your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you. >>> coming up, katie couric is going to join us with everything she can tell us, and maybe a little more, about the opening ceremony of the winter olympics. >>> then, joanna gaines getting real about her pregnancy cravings. >>> and you will not believe your eyes when we take you to one high school ruled by a record number of twins. >>> facebook has a new answer to >>> facebook has a new answer to calls for a dislike bu ♪ ♪ olympic glory does

bill. >> a little wall and a lot of dreamer. >> that seems to be off the table with the conservatives nowthing to hold on to very much dug in on the issue of family reunification. the president won't let that go. you'll see people taking votes like today they know it's going to get shot down. >> shar michael, how many representatives will not under any circumstances will not vote for anything that looks like amnesty? a road to citizenship. it means they get primaried and they're gone. >> i can't give you a number. i think the house freedom caucus will be the biggest hurdle here. >> 30 to start with. >> precisely. unlike mcconnell, that is why paul ryan has to walk a very tight rope. if you lose too many voters, can you get enough democrats. >> does he lose his job if he brings that to the floor? >> he's probably going to retire anyway. >> will he lose his job if he brings up a vote on amnesty? >> i think he will. >> if he doesn't have a majority, i think ed. >> his job is in jeopardy regardless of what happens in the midterms. if republicans lose the house, his job is in jeopardy. if demo

have with a message to kids that will make good grades go viral as quickly as we all noah fight video or flash mob would for good know sake. i'm bill anderson. >> still ahead, starting over a littler. thanks to those paying it forward. >> starting over is never easy. >> as our bill anderson shows us, one local organization is giving the gift of confidence. >> ♪ >> before i could even ask the first question, i knew that talking about overcoming obstacles during the holidays was going to be hard for nicole brenson. >> we were together since i was ten years old. the only person i was with, when i was 27 he passed away from an asthma attack when he was 28 of the. >> her life from that point on was an understandable struggle. >> i suffered from addiction. i didn't want to be here. i felt like my kids were better off with somebody else. >> but nicole found somebody who cared about her. she worked with career wardrobe, helps with job training, professional clothing and this holiday season things are getting better. >> so what do you give somebody who has had a rough year? fought to overcome, and looking to start 2018 on a positive note? maybe you give them hope. >> i'm doing it because

now on your friday morning as we take a beautiful look at the jersey shore, beach avenue in cape may. bill henley is here with the weekend forecast. looking a littlel? >> yeah, we're seeing the first clouds from a system that's going to be slowly increasing during the day today. you can see them in center city in that live picture from the shore. the clouds will be increasing during the day, but it is cold this morning. in spite of the clouds coming in, we will see these temperatures warm up. but if you're heading outright now, bundle up. even colder than it was yesterday in south jersey, in the suburbs in the teens. right now in philadelphia 19. and really on the cold side in society hill. below freezing, but it is dry today and it will stay dry. with sunshine taking a break, the temperatures are going to peak by 1:00 in the afternoon and hold steady in the upper 30s. while all in all a little bit warmer than yesterday. philadelphia, clouds are starting to increase. no wet weather for us. i'm tracking a few light snow showers. the lehigh valley, you could see a few flurries. maybe a dusting of snow in the poconos mountains. but most of that is go

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a fellow former nbc10 intern. she's -- used to intern with bill henley and harry hairston. interned a little before me. she works in canada now. >> i was interning on the 10 show with lori and bill. and you used to let me tag along on all the shoots. now here i'm assigned to speed skating. >> reporter: look, two fellow former nbc10 interns. >> a small world. y you can take the girl out of philly but philly out of the girl. >> reporter: she graduated and got an internship in 2007. she had so many great things to say about you, bill. she learned a lot just from watching. for example, i can vouch for that personally. do you remember her? >> i absolutely remember her. i can remember working behind the scenes with her. i can remember talking in the kitchen, interviewing chefs for the show. so glad that you bumped into her and she's doing well -- >> a big star. >> immediately after the show, i'm going to go apply for the nbc10 internship because you guys, you're going places. >> really. >> fantastic. someday i'm going to go to the olympics. >> reporter: we've got the best mentors to look up to. >> thank you.

bill: we're into it. >> sandra: this is a little more maroon. >> bill: you look better than i do. >> sandra: good to showyour support. >> bill: a 12-year-old girl arrested accused of shooting her classmates at school. why police are saying it could have been a terrible accident. we'll explain that today. >> sandra: president trump calling out democrats over an immigration deal. where is the counteroffer? >> president trump: the name is resist. that's the name of their movement. resist. that's all they do is resist. i don't know if they're good at it. they can't be too good at it because we're passing a lot of things. restlessness , it's gas. gas-x relieves pressure,bloating and discomfort in minutes !! so we can all sleep easier tonight. >> bill: fox news alert. allocations are that we'll see that memo and likely this morning. but none of that is confirmed. biggest story of the day right now. president trump expected to allow the release of a classified fisa memo very soon despite strong objections from the justice department, the f.b.i. and democrats. that memo said to be detailing alleged surveillance

a little more for the three-month. what can we tell about pricing? >> a big price of it is there is a lot of that three-month bill.partment needs to pay for tax refunds, they have a lot of spending, february and march of the biggest deficit months so its not surprising that they've had to increase that issuance and in order to get there we had to cheapen that part of the market just a little bit, in order to make sure that the option is cleared. so six basis points versus the prior option for six months, is that a big move? it feels like it is part of the curve. part of it is, at least a couple of basis points because we are getting closer to the march meeting when the fed is expected to hike rates. so when you think about what a t month -- what a three-month t-bill is, it should be the average of what the fed rate is going to be over the next three months. as you get closer you should see three-month t-bill yields edge up just a little bit. but its more than a probably should've been. it should have been probably two basis points but it was that extra for basis points that was very much supply related. nejra: doe

and say well by the way heidi is weak and the and the and the country and the country is now bill for a. little mentioned earlier this is the world's worst humanitarian crisis that we're seeing in yemen to this war how is this new split this new level of violence going to be affecting aid operations which were already severely hunters in the country i mean the population is already on its knees well again i mean i seem to be blaming everybody here first the failure of her the second the failure of the head of call ition and saudi leadership and now the u.n. and the world the international community has led yemen down. starting with the trumpet ministration here in the u.s. they have shown zero. caring about the yemeni people and their suffering and if they had the slightest bit of concern they would have pushed for a strong diplomatic solution and believe me with with a strong american backing and pressure on the saudis they could bring this war to an end and they could go back to a negotiated solution now look you know but it is part of a new vibrant and very promising generation in yemen ther

even if it was a little bit more bill bell says most of the animal together with their male friends a lot of i guess but. when the rains come for somebody to prepare for their big celebrations including weddings. soon there'll be plenty of food for both animals and people. think that. most of all that joseph and her coworkers traveled tirelessly to reach and educate women always with the goal of protecting young girls from genital mutilation and sexual abuse at the community minions with two or more. good attorneys and well moments today they're again accompanied by the lawyer who informs the women that the kenyan constitution bans sex with minors and female genital mutilation including aiding the practice what we do is going to all the women here have experienced f.p.m. and they know who practices it and where. are they are worried the lawyer jokes we're not going to arrest you will now. i think that was patience and humor josephine starts with the fundamentals she shows diagrams of the female and male genitals and again and again she tells the women that they have rights. to. procre

let's get right to meteorologist bill henley dealing with rain. it looks like a little wind back there, bill. >>> it is definitely a rainy one. you'll see a bit of a breeze, but that's a warming breeze for us. it's only rain. the temperatures in the 50s right now. a really mild one. tracking rain through the day, but only reasain. the temperatures stay in the 50s. cold air comes in after the rain, and the cold air will be there for saturday night. that's when i'm expecting to see snow in our area. you'll see rain not

because we have gone through 45 years of incrementalism. 45 years, 45 years of a little bill here, a little bill there, that saved a few lives here and a few lives there. henry hyde, the leader in the pro-life movement, and he was a glorious man that i had the privilege to serve with here in this congress, and i enjoyed that time with him, henry hyde brought the hyde amendment and that extrapolated into the mexico city policy. and the hyde amendment coupled with the mexico city policy has saved a million lives, perhaps as many as two million lives. during that period of time. i was involved in the ban on partial birth abortion. saw the we first supreme court overturn our ban on partial birth abortion. that ghastly tactic of turning a baby around in the womb and delivering the baby breach, feet-first. until that baby's head and face are still inside the mother and then poking a pair of scissors or a scalpel into the back of that baby's head and sticking a suction in and sucking the brains out to collapse the skull. and removing the balance of that baby as that baby squirmed for mercy.

a lot chillier than yesterday. might take you just outside the city, in toward delco, where bill is reporting a little bit after light in card inning ton, at 37 m enough, that it is just a raw chilly rain, no icing, the different story though when we zoom it out, take you little further off to the north here, we go up toward the poconos, where basically our resident pocono expert lives, this is keith, in saylorsburg, where there is no wet weather at the moment. but he did say that, yes, it is coal enough for aisles. and that echos exactly what the national weather service is calling for, winter weather advisory here today for possibility of rain that does eventually fall to freeze on contact. so again, there is a zone here , southern tear of our area primarily where we are finding the rain falling right now, so nothing up toward the i80 interchange, but with time see another round move in here and as it is cents cold enough to support that there could be some freezing rain in the poconos, hence, winter weather advisory. for everyone else though, you know, i would still walk out the door with your rain gear today. eve

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a little shaky there, too. maybe either that camera is coming loose or i don't know if bill can confirm if there's any wind around there. so a little bit. east and westbound on 78 looking good for the most part. there's a disabled vehicle around whitemarsh. we did not have earlier construction moving through center city blue route from the vine street expressway a 12 minute trip there and speeds into the 60s. >>> 5:21 right now. eagles super bowl mvp nick foles is going to hollywood. >> listen closely. >> you want to stay in philly, of course? >> we love philly. we came back to philly and they had us, so just to be a part of the community, being part of bringing the first super bowl there, that's really special. >> now, jimmy also asked him about the tom brady who didn't shake his hands afterwards, whether he heard from brady since thesumer bowl. >> i haven't heard from him yet. i know he's busy, a lot going on. >> he hasn't sent you a pair of uggs or anything. >> i think he said he liked uggs just to be nice. i can't imagine him wearing them personally, that's just me. >>> well, discovering design. the philadelp

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have with a message to kids that will make good grades go viral as quickly as we all noah fight video or flash mob would for good know sake. i'm bill anderson. >> still ahead, starting over a little those paying it forward. >> starting over is never easy. >> as our bill anderson shows us, one local organization is giving the gift of confidence. >> ♪ >> before i could even ask the first question, i knew that talking about overcoming obstacles during the holidays was going to be hard for nicole brenson. >> we were together since i was ten years old. the only person i was with, when i was 27 he passed away from an asthma attack when he was 28 of the. >> her life from that point on was an understandable struggle. >> i suffered from addiction. i didn't want to be here. i felt like my kids were better off with somebody else. >> but nicole found somebody who cared about her. she worked with career wardrobe, helps with job training, professional clothing and this holiday season things are getting better. >> so what do you give somebody who has had a rough year? fought to overcome, and looking to start 2018 on a positive note? maybe you give them hope. >> i'm doing it because this is the

as i said before they actually introduce language into the bill which kind of a bill but rather the resolution which kind of we consider a little bit is international allies claim that they've actually intentionally and rather cynically change the language of the resolution to basically give the assad regime the tools it needs to continue to go against the rebels but the position here in moscow is that they continue to support that resolution or the question is when will actually go into effect and right now it doesn't really seem to be any indication that that will be in the near future. ivan tilton in moscow thank you very much for that. at the end of last year russian president vladimir putin announced that he would start withdrawing troops from syria russian and strikes like those from the to name him this in the country's north the dimage of rule in turning the tide in favor of bashar assad's government forces now the total number of russian troops who have served in syria means unclear but in december russia's defense minister said forty eight thousand soldiers had gained combat experience there since the beginning of the

as i said before they actually introduce language into the bill which kind of a bill but rather the resolution which kind of we consider a little bit is international allies claim that they've actually intentionally and rather cynically change the language of the resolution to basically give the assad regime the tools it needs to continue to go against the rebels but the position here in moscow is that they continue to support that resolution the question is when will actually go into effect and right now it doesn't really seem to be an indication that that will be in the near future. ivan tilton in moscow thank you very much for that. they started look at some other stories making news around the wise afghan president of ghani has offered a truce to the taliban at a peace conference in kabul gunnies says a deal could include recognizing the extremist group as a political party if the taliban accepts peace and the afghan constitution more than ten thousand of gone civilians were killed or injured last year amid conflict with the taliban us president donald trump's son in law in charge couche now has reportedly been stripped of

bill. a little change right now in the premarket edges lightly higher at 95.05 a share.tock up more than 40% from a year ago, maria. maria: pretty good numbers even though most of the don't care about the fourth quarter looking at 2018 to see the impact of the tax plan. lauren, over and over utah has good numbers in terms of earnings. 2018 outlook. >> driven in large part for the coming calendar year ahead by tax reform. this is something you pointed out what the fed meeting yesterday, top story in the what street journal you are having a handout for monetary policy to fiscal policy and of critical spirit i will tell you the conversations have been are maybe a bear market beginning in bonds and stocks that as yields go up you start to get a chart that looks like the yields going up and stocks going down so stocks and bonds fall simultaneously. maria: early january, jamie davin joined us on the first thing he said in the next six months will talk about inflation and higher interest rate. but it's very good reason reason. the economy getting better. >> we want to see earni

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southern side, i'll tell you, we'll be dealing with rain and some of that could be a little bit of flooding. the snow, bill, a very clean little stripe. >> looks like a jet stream. >> that's what it is. >> bill: right on. thanks, rick. iran in a moment sending a sick and elderly man back to jail despite warnings from his doctors. new reaction from his family is next. gas, bloating, constipation and diarrhea can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it provides four-in-one symptom defense. it's your daily probiotic. so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. . >> bill: so the u.s. demanding iran release an 81-year-old american man, sent back to prison this week after a brief leave for health reasons. he's not well. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has his story from the pentagon with the news there. jennifer? >> bill,

it's a little bill of a piece with lots of -- a little bit of a piece with lots of things this presidenthe either doesn't know about, doesn't like, or can't abide process. he likes to see results. so whether you're talking about how to handle the nunez memo or how to handle the russia investigation or even whether you talk about how he's praised how other people in other countries like duterte in the philippines has engaged in extra judicial killings in connection with the war on drugs in that country, he likes to show that you're taking strong action. the problem is we do have a constitution, we have a process for doing things and investigating cases, and even doing something that some people on the other side of the gun debate might not necessarily disagree with. you have to follow due process. that's how the country works. that's what the constitution says. and the president should be advocating in favor of due process, not against it. >> preet bharara, thanks as usual for joining us. >> thank you. >>> ahead, what will it mean for the president as he loses one. his most loyal allies i

which took away this idea that maybe we'll get a reprieve for a little while longer on the interest rate concerns the dollar going up, as bill and bob were talking about, has also been a switch from the recent trend. yesterday we were kind of poking some holes in the quality of that rally i called it an upside air pocket we just undid it the s&p 500 just gave back yesterday's pop and a couple of points the dow is still up from friday's close i do think it's worth noting the market is still skiddish it doesn't feel as if it's out of the woods when you see the volatility index add on three-plus points, as i'm looking at it right now to almost 19, it shows we're a little on edge about all these macro factors.

a little misty there. >> yeah, let's find out what's to come today. i know bill's been saying we'll need the umbrellas for a couple of days. >> it is damp this morning. a live view from for the lafayette hotel. a rainy, chilly day is ahead, and this weekend we'll likely see more rain and downpours, too. sun will return but not until to workweek. it comes back in on monday. right now if you're heading out the door, chilly. 37 degrees in philadelphia, 17 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. allentown is 37, and 38 in wilmington. a few spots in the low 40s. it's never going to be feel warm during the day today, and chilly wait at the bus stop with the rain coming down. clouds and a few showers in exten, and look at wilmington. atlantic city 34 degrees, but make it feel like it's in the 30s to start with. a little bit of light rain in philadelphia. a steadier rain moving through wilmington. and vineland, you're going to get a break shortly, though, but there's more on the way. rain showers lining up for the west and keep coming at us during the day today. and i

sri, thank you so much. >> sri, dropping some knowledge on us this morning. >> bill karins is like a littlesy, bill. you're still on the cup, buddy. >> sorry. >>> let's get a quick check on the weather. yesterday's dustup with the snow wasn't as bad as -- >> some areas. i-95 wasn't too bad. but once you get out to the big cities outside of i-95, it's an icy mess. a lot of school delays out there and that's because of the refreeze. watch out for that black ice. here is one example of the black ice from yesterday. you see these happen. it didn't look that bad. it didn't look like he was going that but he hit pretty hard, thankful didn't hit any other vehicles. .but that's a lot of damage. so today, what we're going to deal with is the next winter storm is on its way. right now, dealing with light snow. but tonight, the by tomorrow mo be snowing good. this is six inches of snow for chicago, north of peoria. a little enhancement here, nine inches possible on the board irof indiana, ohio and southern michigan. detroit, six to eight inches possible for you. and some moving into northern new engla

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we know the process on capitol hill is going to pass a bill in the house got to pass a bill in the senate that doesn't just happen that takes a little bit of time months i actually worked at one of these by the way when i was working for tom daschle the majority leader and we got to pass the senate and then it died but getting it passed the senate getting everybody to yesterday was no easy feat and it was about getting republicans and democrats together because these issues are not often they're not really that partisan except on the funding it's more about urban versus rural but look into your crystal ball and tell us where do you think we will be at this time august when the congress recesses for that break before the midterm elections i think this year is for the most part a dead year i don't think you're going to get anything passed you're never going to get immigration i don't know what's going to happen in a week or so a few days when the budget deadline comes up if it's if it's reliant on an immigration deal that's not going to happen i just think the democrats are putting all their eggs in the basket that we could wait long

his staff telling us tonight, he's the author of a bill to close the bum stock loophole season on a bill expanding background check. but there's been littleppetite among republican leadership to toughen gun laws federal or state. >> there are 29 bills pending in the house of representatives. none of which has been put up for vote. >> none of us are thaiing money from the nra on the democratic side and we're going to pass common sense gun safety legislation. >> reporter: smaller group gathered to express their outrage and sadness that the list of victims gun violence with each passing day longer. >> i want to be inspired and i want to feel like i can stand up tomorrow and do something and i l right now i'm so grief stricken. >> reporter: now background checks when used do work. there's one study that found 170 felons are stopped every day from buying a gun. dawn? >> thanks, brad. on the heels of this horrick strategy the president and first lady at the about ward north hospital. the president met with doctors and thanked them for their life saving measures. only one vick sim is in critical condition much the president visited the broward c

bill. it was a good idea, but we didn't know how it would go and here we are, a little over a year later, not having gotten the bill signed into law, but it has actually been implemented. >>> cities and counties not meeting their housing development goals include emoryville, alameda, san leandro, heyward, mill valley, vallejo and south san francisco. now the city of san francisco, napa and sonoma counties are doing okay, meeting their goals fall those other cities, basically the stated is saying get your act together, you nationwide to fast track the process for getting these developments approved. >>> time now is 60:00. the flu outbreak is growing -- time now is 6:40. the flu outbreak is growing. doctors say it is not too late to get a flu shot. >>> a quick look at the big board here. the dow is down about 252 points. >>> coming up, an update from the financial reportedder jason brooks -- reportedder jason -- reporter jason brooks. ,$8drw team doctor larry nassar is back in court this morning -- where the father of three of his victims just tried >>> this just in. former usa gymnastics team

bill. >> you can see a little fog in this view. not everybody is seeing dense fog.ot zero visibility here. but you're seeing a little foggy. live view from the kimmal center. and we will see sunshine, that's when the temperatures will test records in the low 70s and even warmer tomorrow. once the record temperatures take a break which slater in the week, rain is on the way. and that will take us into the weekend. right now, it's just thick fog. it's really thick in quakertown and coatesville. holding at quarter-mile visibility which is considered dense fog. anything quarter mile or less is considered dense fog. or lancaster, reading, and half a mile in northeast philadelphia and a mile in trenton. you see the fog is changing constantly. we'll be watching that right on through the morning. at 7:00, expect to see the fog and as the temperatures climb the fog disappears. with sunshine, upper 60s possibly the 70s in a few neighborhoods in the suburbs. that fog disappears in the late morning. same story in the lehigh valley. gray skies at 10:00 then afternoon sunshine. f

bill. a super bowl effect. why your workplace may feel a little different come monday. >>> and taking to the ice. we get a feel for minnesota life and take you on the adventure. we call it a field trip. >>> 4:47 right now on this friday. here's a live look at a wet beach avenue in cape may. cameras atop the lafayette hotel. meteorologist bill henley tells us the temperatures there are going to take a dive. he'll have more details coming up in the first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> all right, rosemary, thank you. 4:47 right now. if you were a pats fan living in eagles country right now even something as small as a cup of coffee could end up costing you more money. >> yeah, take a look at this bill. that's a $5,200 charge for just dropping in decked out in patriots gear. and the owner said when they pointed out the pats fan to the shop everyone broke out in the eagles fight song. of course, the bill was just a fake one. you got to get your jabs in while you can. >> and he said the pats fan was very fun. i was sitting next to a pats fan out the way out here. >> you got to understand that's what'

let's get right to meteorologist bill henley dealing with rain. it looks like a little wind back there, bill. >>> it is definitely a rainy one. you'll see a bit of a breeze, but that's a warming breeze for us. it's only rain. the temperatures in the 50s right now. a really mild one. tracking rain through the day, but only reasain. the temperatures stay in the 50s. cold air comes in after the rain, and the cold air will be there for saturday night. that's when i'm expecting to see snow in our area. you'll see rain not only this morning but through most of this afternoon. it's lining up to the west and coming our way. we're in the 50s right now. these are the current temperatures. right now 57 in new jersey, 54 in philadelphia. 56 degrees in the lehigh valley. this afternoon the rain will be coming down, temperatures still in the 50s. upper 50s for new jersey, lehigh valley and philadelphia, too. i'll break it down hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. but first jessica boyington is watching your first alert traffic. >>>s thanks, bill, and we're starting with the adm

talking about the policies that we would like to see in the upcoming bill, and he would respond with different ideas to maybe make it a little different than our ideas. but he seemed to really hear what we were trying to say. >> when you and i talked last

it a quick little bill or attached to something larger? t: it is a quick little bill, a page and a half. for federal legislation, that is remarkable. it is very straightforward. it is not attached to anything else. is not being negotiated with any other larger piece of legislation. it is a stand-alone bill that is very simple to understand, very straightforward, and we sure would like a vote. host: who are your lead sponsors in the house? guest: one congressman from arizona, andy biggs, and another from pennsylvania, ryan fitzpatrick. host: trump pushing ahead on koch-backed experimental drug's right to try a agenda the headline on cnbc. is there support helping you broaden and push your agenda? is it helping? guest: we will take partners from across the spectrum on this issue and work with anyone who would like to help us push this forward. we welcome support from folks on the conservative side of the spectrum and all the left. one of the things that is so amazing about this issue is the types of people that do come together to support it.

aberdeen investments in asia says it will be a moderately tight bandwidth for the bond market. the spanish come with bills. sterling is a littleteepening.ve his that's was going to carry through in the bond market? early for aever too glass of jamison and this gentleman. alexander he cart. -- alexander ricart. juliette saly has your first word news. treasury yields will .it 3.5% in the next six months that's according to goldman sachs asset management. they are defined the consensus for around the three. managerire hedge fund ray dalia oh has seen the roots thes -- dalia has seen roots of a recession in the next 18 months. he says bonds are past their peak but it's unclear how far the stock market is from the talk -- the top. slump is a minor correction typical of late cycle behavior. south africa's ruling party told jacob zuma to quit after he refused a request to resign voluntarily. the executive committee may decision during a 13 hour meeting in pretoria. bank of england policymakers are you 19 behind the key message of last week's inflation report, telling investors rate hikes will come quicker than expected. hawkish boeos

remeenldsing people, say it, pointing out, when we take it away, this is what happens >> bill, can you tell us a little bit about the announcement you came out with this week on malaria >> malaria is still a tough disease in almost half the countries in the world we have two things we want to achieve. we want to keep getting the cases to come down, they've come down by 60%. and we want to shrink the map and do country eradications. our big project here was a $180 million project that would take the tools to central america it would give us the understanding and credibility to eventually go after malaria where it's most intense, which is ee q is africa. >>> i'm becky quick and this is "on the money." >>> later, being healthy isn't just about eating right and exercising some pretty important factors you may not have considered. these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> well, whether you love tom brady or hate him, here's an interesting super bowl fachlkt win or lose,

this is just a little part of our bill. one of the big find the world. oil and gas. i love this.t is good stuff. it is great. did anybody not see the state of the union? is even the haters back there gave us good reviews on that one. they came up with fake polls. but the fake polls were even good and they said, what are we going to do? took them a couple of hours before they went negative. they got calls from the bosses. you can't say good. but we've had an incredible time. just about everybody, i recognize so many people. it just about everybody in this room has been here from the beginning of this incredible journey. we have a few terms. it is always going to be make america great again. it that is always going to be our baby. that is always going to be our baby. but we also have america first. we are putting america first. over other countries. i say to them, you have to put your company and country first, but we are putting our country -- our companies, our jobs we are putting -- [no audio] >> we are having problems with the feed coming to us from trump international hotel. w

maybe back ground checks has been a bill that would make it a little tougher.ivize authorities to put more information into the background check measures. it is unclear about the weapons. some of them he seemed to have gotten legally and some illegally. >> what about renewing the assault weapons ban? >> doubtful. the nra is still very powerful. they gave $30 million to trump. you haven't heard him talk about that and it is very difficult to see folks, particularly in the house, doing anything on the assault weapons ban. they feel like anything will be a slippery slope. ? it's interesting, referring to the assault weapons plan. even as these students who survived this massacre in florida were in tallahassee going, trying to lobby lawmakers in the state capital. the first order of business, before the house voted down just a motion to take up a ban on assault weapons including the ar 15 style rifle. >> what's your reaction? >> even with the pressure and the shaming you could say that these students were trying to put on these lawmakers as they made symbolic gestu

as i said before they actually introduce language into the bill which kind of a bill that rather the resolution which kind of we consider a little bit is international allies claim that they've actually intentionally and rather cynically change the language of the resolution to basically give the assad regime the tools it needs to continue to go against the rebels but the position here in moscow is that they continue to support that resolution the question is when will actually go into effect and right now it doesn't really seem to be any indication that that will be in the near future. ivan tilton in moscow thank you very much for that. afghan president gunnies off a piece talks the taliban during a conference and of being stability to the region he also reached out to neighboring pakistan which has been accused of providing a safe haven for taliban militants the move comes a mystery of course that pakistani officials are preparing for the forced return of millions of fans who've sort refuge there some of them have lived in pakistan all their lives nosheen a bus has sent us this exclusive report. shavar pakistan more than a mil