this is not people sitting around eating bonn-bonns leaching off the state. this is people who work but our welfare system is designed to subsidize tshe working poor wit children and that defines immigrants. a lot of the children are u.s. citizens because they are born here. most children of illegal immigrant families are u.s. citizens. we are not going to be denying them welfare. if you are going to let in low skilled people from abroad, just accept the cost. you don't get to complain about it. because the costs are going to happen no matter what you do. >> kristie raised the possibility when you are thinking about future immigration reform efforts, you want to do something that's pulling in a much broader coalition of people from both political parties. there are now two emerging legislative efforts. lindsey graham, my colleague recently reported that lindsey graham is contemplating a new plan that would have three phases to it. the first, you would offer legal status to children who entered the country as unauthorized immigrants as minors and you would hav

police stay happened near north bonn sal street and west lehigh avenue.t's where steve keeley is with the latest details this morning, police very busy, steve? >> reporter: well, both shootings are near schools. we were right outside feltonville school earlier. and now we're right around the corner from a school on lehigh avenue. and that's the other street you see at the other end of the block here where we are. this is another violent night for philadelphia police. and it was just 15 minute where a quiet night became a double deadly night. so here is the second murder we're at within a half hour here on fox 29. and this one, not a lot known just yet, and sadly, the man shot and killed here is now still having his body covered with a white sheet and still lying in the street as the crime unit here tries to figure out what happened. but we've got two young men in this city, shot and killed, within 15 minute drive of each other. and within 15 minute of time frame of each other. so, 16 evidence markers at this scene which tells you probably a lot of bullet

. >> well, i think there was some innovations he is talk about all options bonn table.t there could be a preemptive u.s. attack on north korea, i can't of course north korea has been a problem for decades, the crisis is generated by north korean extremism and ill logic, but i come back to this general conversation about the way the trump administration does things. on some levels, on gorsuch, it is smooth, on healthcare they are having a reasonable debate, but the question is, on matters of life and death i am not confident yet that these guys can and a crisis, because remember nothing really has happened yet in the trump administration. there has been no terror attacks, nothing both north korean magnitude so remains to be seen. >> dickerson: we will have toned there. thanks to all of you and we will be right back in a ne moment. >> ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >> dickerson: that's it for us today. see you next week. >> ,, >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because

they have a bonn fair set up for tomorrow. the protest will be done b saturday. >> any day the trump consideration is continued to roll back a key piece of the efforts to fight climate change. that would be fuel efficiency standards of 54.5 miles per gallon for the new cars and trucks. auto makers push to reverse the decision before the new guidelines are set. alison: there are five utilities to offer energy efficient programs and services. this gives incentive for adding insulation, ceiling air leaks. the house passed a similar measure last week. larry: the midwest recovering after dangerous storm system wrecked havoc in four states as more than 30 touched down. tornado ripped through a couple's home to take their wedding momentos with it. the items were found by a woman 50 miles away in indiana. >> i had a ton of friends that messaged me. it didn't take an hour and a half. we found who they were. >> this is so unbelievable. >> you hear stories about this. the winds are stronger going downstream. crazy. >> breezy here. the ra

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.t is as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >> good morning and welcome to the government audit and oversight committee for today march the second i am the acting chair, peskin standing in for supervisor kim, and i am joined by the committee member and board president london breed, our clerk is miss erica major, i want to thank the folks at sfgtv for streaming this live. and madam clerk, are there any

. >> warner: merkel repeated bonn's pledge to get to 2% of g.d.p.hin the next seven years. ( translated ): nato is of prime importance to us. it was not without very good reason that we said during our summit meeting in wales, that also germany needs to increase expenditure. we committed to this two percent goal until 2024. >> warner: the president has also criticized the e.u., germany specifically for running huge manufacturing trade surplus with the u.s. today, he said: >> and the united states has been treated very, very unfairly by many countries over the years. that's going to stop. but i'm not an isolationist i'm a free trader but i'm fair trader. germany has done very well with its trade deals with the united states. i give them credit for it. >> warner: merkel noted that any trade agreement has to between the u.s. and the e.u. >> ( translated ): will it be of benefit to both countries, or not? let me be very honest and very candid. free trade agreement with the united states of america has not been all that popular with germany either. >> wa

instead of him meeting with the israeli prime minister because rex tillerson decided he needed to fly to bonnirst foreign trip, a night early, so he could "get a good night's sleep before the conference started." forget the israeli prime minister, it's nap time. beyond the cardboard secretary himself, though, is the consequential news today from washington about, really, what is the planned december nation of the agency in terms of its budget and we've got news on that ahead, stay with us. >>> listen to his explanation for why the cuts don't matter. >> what the president is asking the state department to do is reflective of a couple expectations. one is that as time goes by, there will be fewer military conflicts. that the u.s. will be directly engaged in. >> don't worry about cutting a third from the state department's budget, will will be less war, there will be fewer military conflicts. look around the world, isn't that obvious? we're seeing the systematic destruction, chipping away, of the u.s. department of state, little by little, bit by bit. the dismantling of what has been put at the

school, west lehigh, if you go out that front door, and you walk across the street, you're on north bonn street. that's where this man was murdered. no details what was going on before hand like we have in the first murder, as we go to video number two. it was right on rising sun avenue just out the front door of the feltonville public school at 2:24, where 24 year old man was shot and killed just three doors off roosevelt boulevard on rising sun, this happened outside an illegal club police tell us where there was a fight inside this speak easy, it is an unmarked building, right next-door to a legitimate feltonville dance hall club. that was closed. hopefully their cameras were working. he was pronounced dead just 29 minutes after being returned in a police car to temple's emergency room, headquarters tells us they have some people who were in the club who are witnesses. maybe they didn't just duck and run for cover for their own lives, but may have seen something like at least a get-away car they could describe and give at least some information. but it looks like the cops from our sta

and then you form that bonn. you form that connection, which happens to be grief. the bigger question is, once you start coping with that grief, do you move on with that relationship? and does it affect the way the relationship moves forward? always remembering that person that you lost. the bigger which for me, should this be in the spotlight? should this be front page? >> interesting, because when i posted it on facebook yesterday, a lot of people, most of the comments hey it is their business, they've been through so much. who are we to judge? who are we to talk about it? time magazine, usa today. a lot of people are putting this out there. one of the viewers saying well they're not, you know, directly in politics. and they're also not famous. kind of one of the of those things part of a known family, put out there. you snow. >> public figure. >> and they released a statement on t not like we're going in just like trying to hide t they've put it out there. joe biden is giving his blessing. >> joe biden is a public figure, i don't necessarily talking about the fa

with the head that past demonstration that had a proposal to create a qualified public infrastructure bonn to expand eligible projects into airports four-door waste-water systems to uncap the issue of and eliminate the expiration date. if the goal is private sector investment in the near term a framework should be created between the public and private sector. another area of financing reform is the reauthorization bill to modernize the passenger facility charge and helps to reduce the taxpayer burden it is capped at $40.50 butha has not been changed since 2000 that is half of the buying power many airports are approaching the debt limit so if we were to modernize the pfc to eliminate that cap allowing them to raise the charge the revenues could be used to back the bond that that is it they would be shut out of large airports have said they're willing to give up the federal program grantsortuna but fortunately last week we saw legislation up peter defazio and a republican member of the committee and their bill will i am going we su to go abroad dawn but we should do but then i will not giv

instead of him meeting with the israeli prime minister because rex tillerson decided he needed to fly to bonn germany, his first foreign trip, a night early, so he could "get a good night's sleep before the conference started." forget the israeli prime minister, it's nap time. beyond the cardboard secretary himself, though, is the consequential news today from washington about, really, what is the planned december nation of the agency in terms of its budget and we've got news on that ahead, stay with us. ion? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooooly mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. it's truck month. get 0% financing for 60 months plus find your tag and get $5500 on select chevy silverado pick-ups when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. knows how it feels to seeetes your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana®. ithe #1 prcribed sglt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. invokana® is a pill used along with diet and exerci

instead of him meeting with the israeli prime minister because rex tillerson decided he needed to fly to bonn, germany, his first foreign trip, a night early, so he could "get a good night's sleep before the conference started." forget the israeli prime minister, it's nap time. beyond the cardboard secretary himself, though, is the consequential news today from washington about, really, what is the planned december nation of the agency in terms of its budget and we've got news on that ahead, stay with us. >>> listen to his explanation for why the cuts don't matter. thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ just like the people every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be with customer contracts, agreements to lease a space or protecting your work. legalzoom's network of attorneys can help you, every step of the way. so you can focus on what you do and we'll handle the legal stuff that comes up along the way. legalzoom. legal help is here. come close, come close. ah. when your pai

he bonn white men by 20% and white men without a college education degree by 48%. and these are the very people that are going to get absolutely hammered by this, so he was in ohio, chris, i paid very close attention. you and i talked about this, what he was saying, what he was doing. he was making promises to these people that he is now going back on big time or bigly or whatever he wants to say it, but these are real people. these are moms and dads, kids who can't get care, preventtive care. look, this is a complex issue. we all know that. but this is about getting health care to everybody. you know what, you may have health care. but your kid is going to go to a school and sit next to kids who now won't have health care. when you go to the grocery store, you grab that grocery cart, you push it around, you may have health care, but there will be a lot of people who didn't. it's about taking care of everybody in this country, wooer the wealthiest country on god's green earth, we should be able to do this, we should be able to make this happen and we can if we sit

there are those who believe bonn the more they have the more they will trickle down to the rest of us i do not share that point of view. as to whether the 1% covers the of what -- for what we talk about to suggest the 1% is $200,000 per year and above. i know that there are areas in chicago and york that it is hard to get by on $200,000 per year when you are struggling to get affordable health care through medicaid or the insurance exchanges and literally cut out from under you. that is what is happening with a tax cut that is building to those at the very top. people have been successful we all want to be successful but why is it unfair that have $1 million per year of income to contribute a small amount to insure we have a healthier population blacks and indeed aren't those better off when our country as a whole our neighbors all have better health care and access? what this measure does in the name of attacking obamacare basically provides a $600 billion tax cut. to shower the benefits on top of the economic ladder. eighty%. but i will go back to what mr. trump said. . . i've alway

how would you go about creating a more special bonn between minorities and those in charge. >> my namesarah. i'm an education working here at morgan state university. what i want more than anything from the congress is education, money for education. i'm from west baltimore and there's a lot of crime, a lot of violence but there's not a lot of education. currently 1000 teachers were were just laid off, and as a future teacher i would like to see more money spent on education, especially for children of color. >> voices from the road on c-span. >> yesterday house intelligence committee chair devin nunes said that u.s. intelligence agencies intercepted communications from donald trump's transition team possibly including those from present electrode. this is from a briefing with capitol hill reporters. >> good morning, or good afternoon, everyone. as promise i'm going to continue to keep you apprised of new developments, some significant developments i think occurred over the course of the last few days with information that was brought to my attention. i'm going to just read a very brie

have pressure on oil prices, so we are seeing a slightly bonne that as we do anyway at this time of thet was trading below $50. let me flip the board to look at the dollar-yen. $1.11, and if you look at the midpoint between the low end of november and the high of $1.18, that is about $1.09. 10980 -- one dollar 980 -- $1.980. we were playing with the charts and we found this correlation goes through fairly strong. if it is an green, they are moving in the same direction. if the dollar-yen goes up, stocks go up. we found out when you reach into level, one dollar $ --out -- one dollar $1.20. we are now getting a dollar strength coming through this action and it bodes well for the japanese equity market. the correlation is strong, and there are other reports that affect this. very quickly, levin wrap things up with an early look here at the u.s. 10 year yields. we are around 2.4%. this is briefly during the new york session at around 10:00, 11:00 p.m. hong kong time. it moved to 2.4%. betty? betty: thanks, david. that how the markets are trading here in the early open. to the firstet now wo

defense spending has bonn down but the has the left railing these days. the question how necessary are the cuts? go to former democratic congressman dennis kucinich. the president ran on this platform. the american public put him into office. he is keeping his promise. so that is not a surprise. although i would say many observers are really shocked at any elected official, no less the president of the united states is going to actually cut the bloat in federal government, dennis. >> well, you know, the president's new to washington. i'm not. this budget is not fiscally conservative. the pentagon has never passed an audit. it has over, has trillions of dollars in accounts that are not reconciled. general mattis will have to get control of this and tell the pentagon that it is not exempt from ordinary oversight. and we've got to find out how the money is being spent. so you know, you want to drain the swamp in washington, mr. president, you don't have to look too far from the potomac. charles: you would not disagree that our military has been he depleted?

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.t is as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit welcome to the epic center did you know that many buildings in san francisco are not bolted to the foundation on today's episode we'll learn how the option to bolt our foundation in an earthquake. >> hi, everybody welcome to another episode of stay safe i'm the director of earthquake safety in the city and county of san francisco i'm joined by a friend matt. >> thank you thanks fo

. >> mandates in obamacare are bonn. taxes in obamacare are gone.ue concerns. >> trump aides caught talking to russian agents. those conversations were captured because the intelligence community regularly taps the phone lines of those russian agents. >> this power is so extraordinary is only supposed to be used to secure the united states of america. it is not supposed to be used to torment your political opponents. >> iran and north korea continue to test ballistic missiles that could threaten american warships. >> breaking the silence first time since her daughter's murder. >> [bleep]. i'm okay with myself. i sleep very good at night. >> celebrating ihop who is giving out free short stacks today. >> they're hoping you give a donation to charity. [living on a prayer ♪ ♪ steve: it is national pancake day. i don't think that was the short stack from ihop. if you could have tall stack. that is the tallest stack available. melissa: everyone in your family gets free pancakes for a donation to charity. brian: white house always looks great. would love t

bonn nonfailed miserablyannon f if you're an opponent of trump, that's the only thing you have.ed without a congressional win of his party. right. this is a problem with not just being an outsider, but a problem with being somebody who doesn't really show much care or interest in the details of governing. rights? he has no constituency. >> here's the thing. and maybe we'll see this moving forward with tax cuts. what was so stupid about adopting paul ryan's right wing chopped up not pure enough, not kind enough health care package was. it was like a frankenstein health care package. he abandon his base. like trump spent -- trump does have a base. mainstream republicans. moderate republicans, and it's moderate democrats. he could pass any bill he wanted to pass by picking up 30 or 40 democrats. you think if he puts a good health -- steve radner wants health reform. >> just like george w. bush. >> the plan that would help the very people you're talking about, the people who voted for him, working class whites, it's called obamacare. that plan -- >> steve. steve obamacare is not bui