he says he also wants to meet with veterans affairs secretary bob mcdonald if/when he visits cincinnati. nearly all the streetcars are now in cincinnati... and testing seems to be going well. but one big question remains... how to cover all the costs of running the system. tonight.. the city seems to have an answer for that. nine on your side's julie o'neill is covering that for us tonight. julie. a report in december said funding for the streetcar could be as much as one - point- four million dollars short of what is needed. the city called that report a "worse case" senario."the agreement announced today is designed to make sure the city system running. under the plan.. the haile foundation would provide 900- thousand dollars in funding as needed by the city. it had the streetcar. this clarifies parts of that agreement. in addition... the city would spend up to an extra 680- thousand dollars the first year.. and 518- thousand dollars the second year. running the streetcar is expected to cost four- point- two million dollars in its first year. city offficals say if streetcar revenue co

working with bob mcand sloan gibson and a few -- mcdonald and sloan gibson and a few other folks. i'm going to give you a quick overview, i have just a couple of slides to share, pictures to share here. the first one is bob likes to start every presentation that he gives just grounding himself in the v.a.'s mission. why we are here. we are here to care for those who have borne the battles, just as abraham lincoln said in his second inaugural address. we've modernized the language here. and these are the values of the v.a. these were actually developed by secretary shinseki and his team. when bob came onboard, he did a quick diagnostic, and he found that there is no better mission in government. there is no better mission in the world than caring for our veterans. and our values are fantastic. but they weren't being lived. not consistently. they were in pockets but not everywhere. they looked great, and he said, you know, my v.a. is all about fulfilling that mission. my v.a. is all about living our values. and we're going to turn around and fix it, and that's what we've been focused

. >>> united states supreme court will hair arguments april 27th on former virginia governor bob mcdonald's appeal of his corruption. he was found guilty of doing favors in exchange for more than 16 5,000 dollars in gifts and loans. his lawyers contend the former governor was convicted based on an overly broad definition of bribery. the eight member supreme court will issue a decision by the end of june. >>> breaking news, from northeast washington where a united states park police purs can't in custody. it started they spotted a lexus. officers chased that person and took him into custody. police dogs searching for a possible additional subject or weapon that may have been thrown in the area >>> big disruption at seven high schools and four different jurisdictions in northern variablev. there is no sign any of those threats are credible. four of the seven were in fairfax. >> crazy. i think they hand manied pretty well. it's pretty well handled. yeah. we got out pretty fast. >> we don't believe it's a case of a to go to school we think it's another group or organization that does this for f

scott: we now know when supreme court will hear bob mcdonald's appeal. april 27 at 10:00 in the morning. mcdonald was convicted on corruption charges. he accepted loans and gifts but he maintains he provided no political favors in return. claiming everything he did was legal. noah's law is moving to its next step. maryland house committee passed the bill named for montgomery county police officer noah leotta who was killed while on d.u.i. enforcement late last year. the bill requires more convicted drunk drivers to use ignition locks and it now goes to the full house for a vote. senate committee will consider the bill next week. maureen: "7 on your side" with a health alert tonight. a new heart study says certain jobs could increase the risk of heart disease and stroke. the american heart association says jobs in sales, office support and food service are at the top of the list. they say 68% of the salespeople in the study had poor eating habits and 69% had unhealthy cholesterol levels. they also found 90% of the police officers and the firefighters were

. >>> the hell team for bob mcdonald filed the opening brief with the u.s. supreme unfairly convicted on an overly broad definition of bribery. a federal jury found mcdonald and his wife maureen guilty eight months after he left office. the court will hear the case next month. the ruling is expected in june. >>> supreme court justice clarence thomas did something on monday that he hadn't done in 10 years. he actually asked questions from the bench during arguments. in the past thomas said he relied on his written briefs and doesn't need to ask questions. the case involves federal law that bans people convicted of domestic violence of owning guns. tomorrow they hear a case about abortion regulations. >>> wallet hub released findings on the best and worst states for women. the best three, minnesota, vermont and new hampshire. maryland ranked 7th. west virginia ranked 44th with nevada, south carolina and louisiana at the list. wallet hub found women in the district had the highest median earnings, but d.c. has the highest rate of unemployment among women at 8.4

shortly after i'm sitting with my family and i see bob mcdonald was named the secretary. he was on the board of one of the companies i was working on and literally a few days later my phone rang. how would you like to serve in the country again. that is something that stuck with me. my service wasn't done yet. it was cut short by a back injury. once you take the oath it is for life and you mentioned so many like team rubicon and red, white and blue and those that are doing so much great work and i wanted to continue to serve so i jumped in and continued to serve. that is how i ended up here. i have been here for about 15 months. i'm kind of a private sector guy but i'm going to give you a very quick kind of overview for just a couple of slides to share here the first one is he likes to start every presentation that he gives ground grounded in the mission of why we are here to care for those that have borne the battle after abraham lincoln said in the inaugural we modernize the language here and these are the values of the va. they are developed by the secretary and his te

secretary bob mcdonald for encouraging women veterans to come forward. thank you. we are glad to support the initiative toe ensure that women veterans get the recognition and support that they deserve. >> we know there are women veterans serving in the congress on both sides of the aisle on both sides of the capital. senator joni ernst, congresswoman gabbert, congresswoman duckworth. we have many friends from the veterans department would joined us as well. mcdonald, tim wall. thank you for your service. we continue to act on our sacred responsibility that the military leave nobody behind on the battlefield when they come home. we need to leave no veterans .ehind at the women's federal memorial carved in class cry out the words of the army nurse from world war ii words that define the mission and embody our purpose here today. , let the generations know that women in uniform also guaranteed their freedom. [applause] privilege to present a woman who has inspired millions with grace and strength of her leadership, first lady, michelle obama. [applause] not yet, not y

thank you, senator dole. [ applause ] thank you to va secretary bob mcdonald for encouraging women veteranscome guard with their heroism and declare i'm one. thank you, mr. secretary. [ applause ] we're glad to support the va's i'm one initiative to ensure that women veterans get the recognition and support they deserve. we're so pleased that corraine brown has already been acknowledged as well. [ applause ] we also acknowledge the women veterans serve in the congress on both sides of the aisle, on both sides of the capitol. senator joni ernst, congresswoman mcsally, congresswoman tell so gabbert, congresswoman tammy duck her. [ applause ] i'm acknowledging the women but i know there are many men veterans in the audience. will you all stand. we have many friends from the veterans of foreign wars cho who have joined us, mike thompson, secretary mcdonald, tim walls, welcome to all of you. thank you for your service. [ applause ] together we must continue to act on our sacred responsibility that just as the military leaves no one behind on the battlefield, then they come home we leave no veter

. >> bob: new tonight, the newly rebuilt and renamed epic mcdonald's is just about ready to open for business on international drive. you can get those fries again when you're driving back from disney. fox 35's tom johnson has a sneak peek for you inside the fast food joint billed as the world's largest entertainment mcdonald's. >> reporter: here we are, the brand new epic mcdonald's on the verge of opening right at international drive. everything in here is brand spanking new and now it's time for a tour. and welcome to the kitchen for the traditional mcdonald's menu here. i guess i should say kitchens because it's two identical kitchens on both sides, and they believe if it is running at full capacity, they can churn out 10,000 which was here in a single day. this is the create your taste kitchen. your taste with a mcdonald's burg, make it the way you want it made. and then over here is really the crowned jewel of this mcdonald's. mcdonald's in the world. this is where you can create your own pizza, pasta, omelets, and waffles. about it. oven, internal temperatures reach about 600

bob. right now apple up 2.5%, mcdonald's doing well. caterpillar doing well. ola is down. >> sonic's and beef is very, very good. >> let's go now to a man who is always filled to the brim with effervescence, bob pisani on the floor. >> thank you, brian. let me talk about the effects of the dovish speech. it's all over the markets right now. take a look at what happened in japan your night. the yen strengthens, the dollar weakens. the nikkei was down. including the chinese yuan gained on the dollar. weak dollar tends to help emerging markets. so the een which did very well in march, had a lot of inflows. the biggest sitting at a hire. europe is trading. that's more of one to watch,risk-on. bmws and daimler are up. the italian oil company up 3% on the better oil and the banks lend credit like here in the u.s. are lag. the weaker dollar is also helping commoditiys overall and you're seeing some of the nice moves up. anglo-american is up nicely about 10%. glencore is up, bow la den. you can see the effects. here in the u.s., same story. energy is leading. nice to s

fourteen hyundai sonata new developments today in former governor bob mcdonnell is corruption appeal to the u s supreme court mcdonald's lawyers have now filed their opening brief with the high court brief questions what constitutes an official action by an elected official was convicted on federal corruption charges for accepting gifts and was for wealthy businessman in exchange for five official acts but macdonald's lawyers argued those official acts were routine activities to promote business in the commonwealth supreme court is expected to hear madonna's appeal in april i went for our poll tonight a judge says the justice department cannot force apple to provide the fbi with access to locked on the phone data. a judge in new york made the ruling today in a brooklyn truck case this decision follows a california judge's order requiring apple to help the fbi to hack into the san bernardino shooters apple is fighting the order that company has opposed more than a dozen similar requests actor george kennedy has died his grandson says he died of old age yesterday morning in boise idaho kennedy won an oscar for his portra

revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all >> bob: we're learning more about a 12-year-old boy found with mcdonald's and a gun at school. >> sonni: kelly joyce has the latest. >> reporter: a 12-year-old was arrested here on wednesday after another student told teachers that the boy had not only a pellet gun but marijuana in this backpack. the principal of the school searched the boy's backpack and told deputies she found a green leafy substance and a firearm. deputies said it looked like a was a pellet gun, he said he had the gun in this backpack all the time and got the marijuana from a family member. >> reporter: he said he got the marijuana cigarette from a grandparent and he smoked some of it earlier in the day. today we talked to parents and residents. >> look at the world we live in, all these mass shootings, i'm a gun owner, but i believe there has to be sensible. >> reporter: the student was charged with possession of a weapon on school property and possession of marijuana. deputies say it's important for stewarts to know they should report things like this. >> the reason we were able to get

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will hear arguments in former gov bob mcdonnell's appeal on april twenty seven a jury convicted mcdonnell and his wife maureen of corruption in twenty fourteen mcdonald's lawyers have argued the former governor was convicted based on an overly broad definition of what's an official at the supreme court is expected to issue a decision by the end of june city treasurer anthony buffet will be watching to make doll appeal closely for finn is accused of public corruption. lastly buffets lawyer told thirteen news now he was filing a motion to delay benefits trial until after the supreme court ruled on. mcconnell meanwhile the group trying to recall benefit from office fell short of its goal to collect enough signatures by today for foote has refused calls to step down these very fair and so constitutionally oriented that they want government by the people are actually trampling all over the constitution. this is a citizen who has not been convicted of anything the recall group hopes to have enough signatures to submit to the clerk next week for now before its corruption trial is scheduled for may another candidate dropped out of the presidential race today b

bob, let me turn to some of your more recent purchases. they include some sort of consumer discretionary or consumer staples i suppose you would say. mcdonald'smberly clark, at&t, the ctelecom and next era energy. >> these are great companies for the long-term. the market has very weak underpinnings. you have to understand what the underpinnings are and the earnings are are not what matters to the market. what you want to be doing in this kind of environment with the central banks and the liquidity is buying the risk on assets. the ammazons, under armours, these are the types of names. look at the energy space, the weak dollar powers the energy space. just like john, i have a perfect solution for you. the boston private, large cap growth strategy. i think if you get into these types of names, i own my strategy, it is what powers your portfolio going forward. >> we appreciate you being with us. john merrill of tangle wood wealth management, bob pavlik. go to powerlunch.cook rignbc.co now. >>> coming up, we're going to talk to a fund manager who thinks even after this little rebound bank stocks still cheap right now. we'll ask him why. that's s

mcdonald. says the prosecution can really interpret the corruption statutes to broadly -- other politicians are looking closely at what the supreme court does, including senator bobendez of new jersey, who is quite interested in what the court says. however, the new nominee won't affect those cases except in this possible way, which is if the supreme court is divided a dividedrtroom -- is the decision of the lower court stands breed if they think they are going to have a new justice joining them soon, they may schedule those cases for new argument if they are deadlocked. if there is no prospect for at least another year, which is what will happen if there is not , then they may dismiss the case or leave it as is. host: you can check out his work wsj.com. thank you so much. and our question for our viewers, should the said act or should the senate weight? we will start in with tyrone coming in from yorktown. good morning. are you with us? we will go to linda. good morning. caller: hello? hello? we will go to justin in ohio. are you there? we will get that fixed in a second for you. we want to show you the front page of the washington times. here is the headline, t

and democracy that works for all >> bob: we're learning more about a 12-year-old boy found with mcdonald's and a gun at school. >> sonni: kelly joyce has the latest.