because chris hogan from ramsey solutions is going to answer them live. tax the rich up to 70%. but another democrat wants to go even further. >> the top paying their fair share there was a time in this country where the top marginal tax rate was over 90%. brian: that makes sense. stuart varney says that will never work. why not take everything. ainsley: work really hard and we will take everything. brian: here it is. you can have it ♪ i'm winning. ♪ i'm winning. ♪ if your moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio® works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract, and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal br

chris hogan, thank you.gs with maria," stay with us. maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. tuesday, january 15 top stories right now 8:00 avm on the button on the east coast, condition, in focus this morning, jp morgan under fresh sliding ahead of hoping disappointing resiliency missed estimates does this signal slower growth in unit revenue as well up next wells fargo, we will have numbers as soon as they hit the tape as you can see, jpm down 2 2/3% that has weighed on broader averages take a look atted futures indicating a fractal move higher start of trading well of it o highs of the morning dow industrials up just 3 points right now s&p up 3, nasdaq up 28 points, this after declines across the board yesterday fresh concerns about china slowing economy on heels of chinese data on the economy came out yesterday dow industrials down 86 the close s&p down 13 nasdaq down 56, yesterday. global markets this morning, currented plikd on heels of the j.p. mo

chris hogan surveyed more than 10,000 millionaires define the qualities that make them successful.bout 28 years for investors to reach the millionaire mark. the top five careers were engineer, accountant, teacher, manager, and attorney. more than have to millionaires become millionaires is because they lack financial discipline. >> the biggest mistake that people make is not understanding the threat of debt and not being intentional with your money. decide what is going to happen to your money and don't let things happen to you. >> hogan says his survey shows using the 401(k), 403b and iris puts people on the path to building wealth over time. the sooner you start investing, the better off you will be. >> it makes sense. that financial discipline. >>> that will do it for us. enjoy this view. >>> ktvu fox2 news at 5:00 starts now . >>> oakland teachers hit the streets in an organized sickout which is part of their plan to get the word out about a fair contract or they will strike. it was a warning shot across the bow between teachers and the school district. >> the teachers marched

[ laughter ] next up for new england is chris hogan.muffins then stare at you while you eat each one. [ laughter and applause ] "you like it? you like the muffin?" [ laughter ] next up from the patriots we have stephen gostkowski. he was voted most likely to corner you by the microwave and ask if you're caught up on "this is us." [ laughter and applause ] next up is patriots quarterback tom brady. he was voted -- [ cheers and applause ] most likely to blow out his birthday candles then tell god, "actually, i'm good, is there anything you need?" [ laughter and applause ] next up from green bay is j.k. scott. he was voted most likely to say to his teammates, "hey, guys, i'm getting hair down there." [ laughter ] >> steve: what? oh, my god. >> jimmy: what? >> steve: that's an award? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a rare award they give out. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, he got it. absolutely. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: and finally for the patriots we have david andrews. he was voted human teddy graham. there you go, you guys. [ cheers and app

chris hogan is the author of "every day millionaires" how order people can build extraordinary wealth is just good practical guidance. he has a powerful voice. if you don't listen to what he says, he will beat you up. [laughing] good to see you, chris. >> honor to be back with you. >> neil: you know what's neat, talk about everyday millionaires, there's a good many of them. sometimes they aren't obvious. >> right. neil, we wanted to know the truth, is it possible for machine and women to build wealth. you have media tell you that you can't. you have a 14-year-old congressman out west that sells you can't. and so what's the reality. we did the biggest study that's ever been done. we use the research firm to walk through this to find out the truth. we talked to over 10,000 millionaires to really dig in and find out, are they trust fund babies, are these people that got lucky, hit the lottery? or hard working men and women that believe the american dream was still alive. now, what you discovered is they just are good with not going crazy and not spending too much. >> every day men and wo

you're always welcome in studio, chris hogan, thank you. happy new year. >> thank you.ng market, we were talking about this, why home buyers could be forced to shrink their budgets this year. can ya west throwing his support behind president trump again, he's set to bring maga to his concerts with a new fashion statement. ♪ heart breaker, like your college major was . ♪ love the way you're wearing those jeans so tight. ♪ so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. ♪ ♪ put your data to work on the cloud that drives business. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. dagen: welcome back. i'm dagen mcdown in for maria bartiromo. it's wednesday, january 2nd. your top stories at 7:30 a.m. eastern. a rocky start to the new year for markets. futures are pointing to a selloff at the open, a 270 point loss on the dow futures, this on weak manufacturing data out of china. the new report shows signs of contraction in chinese manufacturing for the first time sin

that unbelievable catch made by chris hogan of the patriots. what a great player.ally went to high school with my son peter back in the olden days. he was a lacrosse player back then. is he amazing. brian: everyone had a shot at him. dolphins let him go and patriots pick him up and he ends up being fantastic. i watched hard knocks on hbo because i have very few friends i have a lot of time. chris hogan call him 7/11 open all the time. barely on the roster and now one of the best players. super bowl rams, super bowl patriots. controversy aside we have lots of hype coming. ainsley: what's the date? brian: whenever they are ready. two weeks. steve: two weeks. ainsley: moving on. talk about the partial government shutdown. a lot of people are still not getting paid. so, it's a very important issue. the president came up with a new plan and he tweeted this. he said, to all of the great people who are working so hard for your country and not getting paid, i say thank you. you are great patriots. we must now work together after decades of abuse to finally fix the humanita

the record debt to financial expert, chris hogan and look at things for a retail millionaires .ms to come through is this idea that they aboard that, don't they? >> they really do. that is a threat that prevents you from going money later. it's not a surprise. 73% never carried a dime of credit card debt. they're focused on keeping their money and being intentional and having to work for them. neil: i often tell people who were foolish enough to ask me for investment advice to pay off your debt in doing that. they're in the high teens and low 20s. that is how much are essentially making once you do. and then you can start from there. >> when you get yourself out of debt you give yourself a raise. we've got a crisis in america today. $1 trillion in credit card debt and 5 billion -- billion and car loans. we've got to change the mindset around this. come out of the holidays. americans spent $850 billion more silhouette further into debt. neil: at the very few millionaires are into showing off their wealth could in fact we find out much later oftentimes after they die that they hav

later today, a bipartisan group of governors, including larry hogan of maryland, chris sununu of new hampshire, and tomorrow wolf of pennsylvania, will -- tom wolf of pennsylvania, will gather to talk about reaching across the political aisle to achieve consensus. it's modified by pbs' news hour. you can see that on c-span3 and online at c-span.org or listen using the free c-span radio app. and tomorrow, c.i.a. director, national tense director and f.b.i. director will testify before the senate intelligence committee on threats to the united states. live coverage of that begins tomorrow morning at 9:30 eastern, also on c-span3. new york has five new members in its congressional delegation. all of whom are democrats. representative alexandria could he casio cortes -- ocasio-cortez joins the house as the youngest member of congress at the age of 29. she defeated long-time representative and then chair of the house democratic caucus, joe crowley, in a primary election last summer. voters in new york's 22nd district elected anthony brindisi to congress. he previously served seven years i

later today, it's a conversation with a bipartisan group of governors, larry hogan of maryland, chris sununu of new hampshire and tom wolf of pennsylvania about reaching . ross the political table you can listen live with the free c-span radio app. and then tomorrow, c.i.a. director, national intelligence director dan coats and f.b.i. director christopher wray will be on capitol hill testifying before the senate intelligence committee on threats to the u.s. we'll have live coverage of that for you tomorrow starting at 9:30 eastern also on c-span3. >> this week on "the communicators" consumer technology association president gary shapiro on the major issues facing the $398 billion technology industry in the u.s. >> because i also see where the future is going with technology -- like we know robotics will be here, artificial intelligence, drones, self-driving cars, individual oriented medical treatments, certainly biotech in a way we never experienced before, block chain technology, all these are coming. how do you succeed as a ninja, somebody that's flexible, knowing part of the future

>> here's a conversation with three governors, republican larry hogan of maryland, democrat tom wolf of pennsylvania, and republican chris sununu of new hampshire. they talked about reaching across the political aisle to achieve consensus. judy woodruff moderates the one, 20-minute event. half. good evening. i'm president of johns hopkins university and i'm delighted to welcome you here to the foundation theater for tonight for h p

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democrats rallied blaming for the shutdow and republican governor larry hogan expressed his frustration. chris gordon reporting both parties are concerned about the impact this is having on local federal workers. >> reporter: this legislative luncheon is a pep rally for maryland democrats. ben delivering a fiery speech saying president trump is holding the american people government a shutdown. >> we're going to stand up and say the first order of business muste a bill to open government. we're going tonight under democratic leadership. vo reporter:wa inte prey sideo tr tump'sha address to the nati tonight he's expected to argue there's a national security emergency that justifies spending moneyo build the wall. democrats here disagree. >> there's clely not federal emergency. the only emergency is in donald trump's he i. >> don't want to hear any more untruths, because the untruth now is having a phenomenal andt ental impact on the american people. >> reporter: in baltimore, maryland's repubcan governor, larry hogan, calls on washington to end the shutdown andlet fede employees their paychecks

and as news 4's chris gordon explains he renewed commitments to bipartis leadership. >> reporter: a traditional gun larry hogan being onlyhe second republican re-elected governor of maryland in state history. >> we face our fiscal challenges with steady resolve and easehe tax burden onpr harsed maryland families, retirees and small businesses. >> reporter: the appearance of former flori governor jeb bush aises speculation some believe hogan might appeal to the part of the republican party looking for a challenger to president trump. >> with this phenomenal example of leadership barely 30 miles prom washington, d.c., you'd think and he leaders from our nation's capitol would be paying anre attention. >> reporter: hogas said he's not interested in running for president, but he has not hesitated to criticize what hec s washington's debilitating politics. >> i'll work with anyone who wants to do the peoples business. governor's : the priorities include tax cuts, account in schools and redistricting. >> he expressed aillingness to work across party lines and we hope that's going to be the case. >> reporter: after a

this will be hogan's first address during his second te as governor. chris gordon will be attending that event and he'll also be streaming the event live -- we'll be streaming the event live through our app. >>> after ten weeks, the trial of mexican drug lord ofl apo is about to wrap up. >> plus the latest on the attack of the actor jussie smollett. >>> investigators in chicago are looking for surveillance video the possible hate crime against "empire" star jussie smollett. it's a story that's dominating social media this morning. miguel almaguer has the latest development. >>eporter: jussie smollett, a long time actor and star on the hit tv show "empire" tells police he's the victim of a b brutalting that took place on the chicago street. investigators say they're treating the reported attack as a possible hate crime. >> can you head overck to c a barrier report. >> reporter: he says he was pproached by two men yelling out racial and homophobic slurs. he was attacked. an unkno was poured on him. at some point one of them wrapped a rope around his neck. the

governor tom wolf of pennsylvania, governor chris sununu of new hampshire, and maryland's own governor larry hogan. welcome to you all. you're so pleased you're here with us tonight. [ applause [ applause ] and we'll have the opportunity to ask how they have navigated interparty dynamics and what lessons can be drawn from their experiences for the broader challenges we e're facing. deep conferences like that are part of the snf agora institute at johns hopkins which look at problems here and abroad through academic research, the practical applications of insight and community dialogue such as the one we are about to have tonight. like the original agora of ancient athens, ours is a place where democratic citizens can come together in a vigorous, robust and inclusive exchange of ideas. we could not ask for a better partner for this evening than pbs. in addition to bringing us "down on the abbey" and "mr. rogers neighborhood" pbs has been rated among the most trusted institutions in the nation by independent polling firms. essential to cultivating that trust are journalists like tonight's moderator

hogan is the second republican governor to ever win re-election in maryland. chris gordon will cover today's inauguration ceremony. be sure to follow him on twitter. >>> undocumented drivers, there are thousands on our local roads. coming up, the new push to get driver's licenses and improved public safety. >>> plus tre truly isn app for everything. still ahead, we'll show you the shoes you can tie using your smartphone. stay w >> announcer: you're watching news 4 today. >>> tremendous play. the biggest win of young ance's reer. >> this is so awesome. new overnight a huge win for prince gege's county native in the australian open. 39th ranked francis tiafo beat fifth seat kevin anderson in four sets. the biggest upsetf the tournament so far. tiafo moves on to the third und where he will face another tennisvetera italian sep pi. we will root for him ahead of the another celebtion for tiafoe. >> pace yourself,y. bu >> kevin anderson is 6'5". >> a big win. >>> the washington wizards are already working on their game on the biggest road trip of the year. team is in lond

t hogan is second republican governor to win re-election in maryland. news 4 chris gordon will cover today's inauguration ceremony. follow him on twittedo >>> mented drivers, there are thousands of them on our local roads. coming up, the new push to get them driver's licenses and improved public safety. >>> pl breaking overnight, new hope to keep sears in business, that 126-year-old companyaced bankruptcy. chris lawnce willre >> announcer: you're watching news 4 today. >>> tremendous play. >> the biggest win of young france's tiafoe's career. >> new overnight a huge win for a prince george's county nativh in t australian open. 39th ranked francis tiafoe beat fifth seat kevin anderson in four sets. the biggest upset of thena tont so far. tiafoe moves into the third round where he will face another tennis veteran italian andreas seppi tomorrow. tiafoe turns 21 on sunday. so young, his whole career ahead of him. he lost a few times to kevin anderson last year so in your face. >> right. kevin anderson is a giant. >>> the wizards are alrea working on their game on the bi

hogan deliver his annual state of the state address. this will be his first addresse during hisd term as governor. news 4 chris gordon will be there. it starts at noon in annapolis. >>> we are working to learn more about a homicide investigation in hyattsville. this is video from that scene on hamilton street near 37th avenue. the city of hyattsville police tell us a man was found dead inside of this home. no word yet onhe suspect or how exactly that man died. >>> actor and singer usesy smollett is recovering after a brutal attackn chicago. investigators are looking for rveillance video. the star of the show empire was walking early tuesday morning when two men attacked and beat him. they reportedly tied a noose around his neck and poured what's believed to be bleachn m. police say the attackers yelled racist andho homc slurs at smollett who is said to be gay. >>> 4:37 and the caps will be back on the ice at the end of all-star as the nhl break comes to an end. >> no one seems to be enjoying the time offx as much as a ovechkin. take a look, he's riding a dolphin in this video. >> wait, wait, wait. >> tyes. ught he was resting up ge

hogan has said i haven't ruled it out, but i'm focused on maryland. reporting from annapolis, chris gordon, news 4. >>> families east of the river now have a new option for early childhood mducation. thor cut the ribbon today on a new child hood development center. the newenter will provide services 3 f0 infants and tolers. mayor bowser told parents she's committed to opening more child care >> the better we help parents afford to stay in d.c. and the better we help our children be more prepared when theyk w through our doors at pre-k-3. >> the mayor also announced the district isetting a $10 million grant to improve early childhood programs. >>> monthsfter aews 4 i-team investigation revealed a thousand d.c. public schoolteachers working without a license, there is some progress to report. scott mcfarland joins us now with an update. >> halfwa through the school year d.c. tells the i-team they're still wetking to more teachers licensed. this year we found oy 70% of d.c. teachers had licenses, but as ok this w the numbers are better. nearly 90% have a license or at least applied for

>> here's a conversation with three governors, republican larry hogan of maryland, democrat tom wolf of pennsylvania, and republican chris sununu of new hampshire. they talked about reaching across the political aisle to achieve consensus. judy woodruff moderates the one, 20-minute event. half. good evening. i'm president of johns hopkins university and i'm delighted to welcome you here to the foundation theater for tonight for him presented by pbs news hour and sponsored by the institute at johns hopkins university. that is a mouthful. let me start by first thinking and acknowledging elizabeth was sitting in the first row for her extraordinary role in the organizing and chant beginning of the event and to the foundation for its unyielding support of our mission we are truly grateful to the leadership of either of who are here tonight but they are pleased to see nancy is with us tonight and again we want to thank you for your support. [applause] >> james in 1787 the condition of society but he called the rage of the part party and this occurred when the political party complicated its responsibility to the public good in

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republi and democrats say hogan, the first republican re-elected governor in maryland since the0s 1 has brought an atmosphere of greater cooperationit and civto annapolis. chris gordon, news 4. >> news 4 is also working for you and the commonwealth tonight. our northern virginia bureau chief is in richmond this evening. and coming up at 5:30 she'll have a look at what's happening in virgini as that legislative session gets under way >there. long road to recovery for a little girl who was badly shocked while she wt playing a a fountain atlmgm nationa harbor. her family is seeking some answers from the casino. >>> why the key to sta as you get older may lie with maintaining a part of our body other than the brain. >>> this is the lab, coming up o 're going to meet a young man from virginia whis denying all from virginia whis denying all the odds, and we'll whawhat does it feel like?? does fearless age? or does it simply grow... stronger? fearless looks a ls tle different to uall. but with a new carefirst medplus medip plan, you can find yours. call now to speak with a medigap specialist in your area, and discover the strength and security of a plan with low aff

hogan will be sworn in for a second term in annapos. he is only the second republican governor to win re-election in maryland. neil 4 chriss inauguration ceremony. be sure to follow him on twitter. >>> on this 26th day of the government shutdown, president trump is inviting lawmakers to the white house for a meeting. if you're a furloughed worker who needs help, chef hoe day andres, his energy kitchen opens for the first time today. details about that in the nbc washington app. >>> even days after the snowstorm, some roads are still treacherous this moing. they've not been cleared completely and the frigid temperatures means ice on the road could be a problem almost anywhere. be sure to take extra time and be careful and follow traffic for any updates all morning long. melissa will be back with another look at the problems on the beltway now. >>> fst 4 traffic alert, again chopper 4 showing you the delay. right now getting by one right la outer loop at old georgetown road. here is the thing, if this is your normal route, don't do it. take the icc, come down 95 get inside the beltway, do east west hiway instead. this is no

hogan wvel de his annual state of the state address. this will be his first address during his second term as governor. news 4n chrisill be attending the speech later in annapolis and follow him on twitter for the latest. >>> the federal government is on a three-hour delay. employees also have the option for unscheduled leave or telework. a number of schoolistricts also closed or delayed this morning. we have the full list running at the bottom of your screen a in the nbc washington app. >>> and those winds are picking up after about 8 or 9:00 a.m. gusting up to 50 miles an hour maybe a passing snow shower but bitterly cold today and tomorrow. wind chill advisory in placern tomorrow g. >>> looking at the roads right now. outer look at connecticut avenue, crashearnner loop near wisconsin avenue accident. chopper 4 has an erturned tractor trailer. >>> that is the news fory. ppreatouakg dato up with us. >>> the "today show" is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes. until then, enjoy your day. >> make it a. >>> good morning. less than zero. the polar vortex plunges the nation into a dangerous deep freeze. nearly 100 million

hogan wil deliver his annual state of the state address. this will be his first address during his second term as governor. news 4 chrisordon will be at the speech ler today. it starts at noon in>> annapoli. empire star jussie smoelette is recovering after a brutal attack in chicago. smollett was walking along a street early tuesday morning whenttwo menked and beat him. they reportedly tied a noose around his neck and poured what's believe to bach on him. police say the attackers yelled racist and homophobic slurs. smoelette is in good condition this morng. >>> the caps will be back on the ice at the end of the week as the nhl all-star break comes t an end. >> and no one seems to be enjoying the time off as much as alex ovechkin. take a lo he's riding a dolphin in this video. look at that. ovi's wife posted these videos on itinstagram. ae more graceful than the last time we saw ovi in the water swimming in the fgentains ingetown after winning the stanley cup. i bet you that felt better riding t dolphins on a bye week now and he will have to sit out a game, too. hopefully this all means we're getting back to r winning w

the political aisle to achieve consensus with governors larry hogan of maryland, tom wolf of pennsylvania and new hampshire governor chris sununu. they sat down with judy woodruff of the pbs "newshour." from baltimore, this is an hour and twenty minutes. >> good evening, i'm ron daniels, president of johns hopkins university and i'm delighted to welcome you here to the stavros niarchos foundation park way theater governor's forum sponsor

and chris, that will lead back into some of the polling you have done. you have, in 2018, you were working with governor larry hogan, and he is a great example of how you can get women to vote for a candidate. it is in, 2018, we had three republican governors in which in all three of those states, in vermont, they elected bernie sanders and a republican governor, and massachusetts, they elected elizabeth warren, and a republican governor, and in maryland, they elected a progressive democrat, and a republican governor. so on that note, tell us a little of your insights into how larry hogan attracted and got women to vote for him. >> sure. thank you. and thank you, congresswoman, i'm so happy to be here. this is such a worthy event and to see everyone here. this is so important. so you know, definitely the governors were really good story in 2018 for republicans. if you look at the ten most popular governors in the country, according to morning consult, nine of them are republicans. governor larry hogan is the second most popular governor in the country. and he's from a blue state where democrats outnumber republican

hogan giddily, thank you so much. >>> charges filed in the death of an illinois state trooper overnight. chrisng a suspects terrorist -- suspected terrorist and urging the military to dismiss his case. he admitted to killing the alleged taliban bomb maker. goldstein says the murder charge grossly misrepresents his service and the requirements of his mission. >>> and leave your cash at home before heading to a rays' baseball game in florida next month. tropicana field will the first cashless sports venue in north america. the rays say the money move will cut transaction times in half. it will accept several other forms of payment, and those are your headlines. dean: instead of giving you cash, i'm going to give you my credit card? katie: made out of money. pete: it looked like $100 bill, it's actually worth a there dol. that's how i get my hot dog? katie: for $30. it comes with tax. pete: i don't like it. [inaudible conversations] team dean how can you turn down someone's giving you money for something -- katie: pete, nobody is carrying cash anyway. pete: i carry cash. you know what i carry? a