>> you can hear them yelling and shouting. >> come on! come on! anybody else? come on! >> where is everybody at? >> oh, man, she just threw herself at them, too. >> wouldn't you? >> yeah, i would. >> that is terrifying for everybody involved. >> they were able to successfully get everybody out of the situation. some peep were treated on the scene. three went to the hospital but no life-threatening injuries. take a look at the aftermath of the fire. >> the fire was burning right at their front door. there was no way they were going to walk out of there. >> now everybody has to find a new home. that's the rough part. there's no place to go back to. >> they thanked their neighbors in the help with all of this. >> the community helped out mr. james. i thank you, sir. if it wasn't for mr. james, these ladies would have parished in this fire. >> so true. >> and for them, it's all in a day's work. >> you should do that on your way to another call, you just happen to come across this. what are the chances? what if they weren't there? >> thankfully, everybody was ok. >> let's go

maniford legal counsel if they want to come forward especially if they come in freely after the otherames many names have been mentioned from congress and all of view and as i have said we will not get into the era where we discuss bringing in americans and i am highly concerned about that if they want to come in freely we will do that but i am sure i will have witnesses i want to bring an end mr. schiff will have one mrs. lawyers are trying to talk how we move into this investigation . i have to get back. >> we're asking mr. comey and mr. rogers to come back in until we have them in a closed session it is not worth it to have the open session severe hopeful with that timeslot they can come in on tuesday that all the of members of the chance to have the hearing in full session. >> [inaudible] >> that is exactly what i said. >> water your thoughts greg. >> so there is only one announcement? >> i will not get into the specifics of that. >> were they or weren't they greg. >> we will find out when we get the information. >> of this still committed to appearing part. >> that has nothing to

coming up, the u.s.moves himself him investigations of russian interference and the 2016 elections, but he insists he did nothing wrong. this is bloomberg. ♪ general jeffey sessions has removed himself from investigations into alleged russian interference during the u.s. election, but denied lying moscow'sabout meeting ambassador last year. president trump has called sessions and honest man and says the whole thing as a witch hunt. let's bring in ramy inocencio. first, michael flynn getting fired essentially over similar allegations, and this russian crisis is getting bigger and bigger by the minute. ramy: that's right. just in the past few weeks, michael flynn resigning as national security adviser, and now attorney general jeff eatsions in the hot s because of similar allegations. the justice department is confirming that mr. sessions met twice last year with the russian and basinger -- ambassador to when mr.it states, but sessions was going through senate confirmation under oath said "i did not have c

the flakes coming down there.bitter cold is moving in. >>> yeah, and look at that darkness in our philly skyline. we've got some snow squalls coming into the city. we haven't felt this cold all week. remember last weekend, though? look at how low the temperatures will go this weekend. plus as the system moves out we're gearing up for another storm. and this round could pack more of a punch. >>> coupming up, the pope is upo a move that could transform the catholic church. and whether local catholics thinks it's a good idea. next in a live report. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt. i graduated into it. it was keeping me from doing the things i love, like traveling to see my nephews. but i knew there had to be a way to manage it. citizens bank education refinance loan. call... or visit citizensbank.com/refi to find out how much you could save in less than two minutes. i refinanced more than 6 federal and private loans. even if you've already consolidated, you can still refina

we do expect further pressure on those, if those fed rate hikes to come to fruition. -- do come to fruition i like that strategy, aggressive muddling through. we will get back to you in a bit, as we continue to hear from china's new finance minister in beijing. let's go back to australia. they could come out with a surprise. >> they might. but central banks tend not to do those things. just as the fed and u.s. has been talking up the expectation of a rate increase, in australia precisely the same has been done, saying does not going to be any change to the cash rates. we are on language watch for this one. but even the statement probably will not be wildly different, probably looking for commentary around the level of the aussie dollar. these have previously been identified as not wanting to inflame any further for the sake of more growth. we have all economists today saying no change in 2017. richard: the chief executive has been testifying to australian lawmakers. they have all been doing that, haven't they? what kinds of questions has he been taking? year forthe time of that, the second

coming here bearing flowers, many saying they are just coming here to show unity and solidarity andnes that were seen here exactly one week ago. let's have one more thought from the faiths forum for london, who organised today's event with the metropolitan police. many people coming here today wearing t—shirts saying, iam coming here today wearing t—shirts saying, i am a muslim. it is very important that people... in london we celebrate our faith and beliefs. we are proud of the freedoms we have. we are proud of our democracy. the attack on our democracy is really something that has been very precious to us. it is important to see people coming out who are proud to be muslim, to stand up and recognise the importance of our unity, our solidarity, that we continue to work together. i have to commend the met police for leading this in many ways, and being the pillar working closely with our communities and faith institutions in london and across the country. thank you. people continue to move across westminster bridge. as they do that, i will leave you with these pictures and hand you

the president has a constitutional ability to put a stay who is coming into this country. this what this order did is address specifically the concerns of the ninth circuit from the first executive order. enough to they have gone and made another ruling. have you got one federal judge in hawaii. one federal judge in maryland who has basically decided that union lateral live they are now the president of the united states respectively. they are going to make rulings. this is amazing to me because tucker carlson mentioned this earlier this week on fox. he said what if a federal judge has determined that abortion effectively is now illegal. effective today. does that mean that abortions are effectively illegal? because one federal judge has said so? it's absurd that one federal judge has the ability to override the constitutional authority of the president. there are three branches of government for a reason. and the president is going to appeal this ruling right to the supreme court. but you are going to get judge gorsuch in there is he clearly qualified to be a supreme cour

it seems to be coming down.on't see wage costs moving up, how worried are you going to be about inflation, so we shall see. that is probably the most interesting part of the debate come interesting piece of news for the markets on wednesday afternoon. rishaad: brexit of course is the thing that is consuming u.k. politics at the moment, theresa may trying to avert a revolt in her own party. what are the implications here? >> more slogging for theresa may and uncertainty over how this gets hammered out. u.k. supreme court told the u.k. cover meant that you can't trigger brexit -- government that you can trigger brexit on your own. the house of commons agreed to this bill for her to go ahead and trigger brexit them up at the upper house has looked at it and added amendments, and one amendment they want is to have a real say in how the negotiations turnout, particularly if they start to fail. again, theresa may has a self-imposed march 31 brexit deadline. said on the bbc, please don't tied theresa haze manns, just m

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come here. you can say hi.taying in your chair exactly like you're supposed to. [ applause ] >> look at that smile. that's owen and his daddy u.s. air force mayor major john. he returned from duty in kuwait. the children got to hear all about the major's experience as pilot. he happens to be methacton graduate the students were dressed in red, white and blue for patriots day. >> look at that. >>> good story. >>> this is not good story. it's freezing out there right now. >> yeah. really? >> yeah. >> outside definitely no place to be just ask our bruce gordon. he's live in center city. bruce, how you holding up? >> reporter: not bad but cold and getting colder. you may see the backhoe behind me and the crew working thon big mountain of snow. it's been a rough winter weather week. mother nature may be playing a little bit of practical joke on philadelphians well tonight we found some philadelphians who wanted to return the favor and put one over on mother nature. outside the item which are was plum to go well belo

she's coming over. >> good morning everybody.e have had a puddle, sue had to go around it. >> this just in, sue serio. >> there we are, we have us all together, right. >> hi. >> well, i don't know, if we have an ovation for weather but i know we need rain. >> a few weeks ago we were in a drought situation. no one wants to it rain on the friday getting ready to start our weekend. we will get it out of the way so we can enjoy the rest of the weekend. try to spin that for you there yeah, march going out like a lion with all this rain, expected, three out of 10, very sloppy day, super soaker, bus stop buddy has full rain gear on this morning, including the rain boots and umbrella. plenty have rain on the way in , a dry slot right now it is coming back, cloud, showers all day long, even drive time, downpours and high temperature in the lower 50's tonight, some sun will set at 7:24. we hope to see sunshine bob kelly before the weekend is over. >> sueby you got it. 5:31. get your super soaker out, live look at spring garden and broad st

rogers to come back in. until we can get them in a closed session it will be worth having an open session. that timeslot, we are hopeful they will be able to come in next tuesday. that is a timeslot so all the members have a chance to interview them and hold his hearing in closed session. >> it's exactly for what i said. [inaudible] >> that's nice. >> there was only one unmasked name and i had nothing to do with -- >> i'm not going to get into the specifics of that. >> were they or workday. >> we will find out when we get the information. i'm quite sure that i'm on comfortable with that and i'll leave it at that. it has nothing to do with them. as far as i know they will still come forward and we encourage others to come forward freeway. all right. i have to go vote. thank you. >> look we are just at the beginning of this. i just wanted to inform all of you that mr. manafort agreed to come in voluntarily. thank you.cost >> i live picture from the floor of the u.s. house right now where general debate on the

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there are some supply issues come up cuts coming from libya.wo of those major ports in libya has halting exports, and that is weighing on -- rather supporting the crude price their, 1.1%. no surprises that of china, but i will be one of the main stories we are expecting in australia markers when i gets underway. let's get caught up with news with sophie kamaruddin hong kong. the echoes of the: -- sophie? the claims came via breitbart news, the whitening outlet -- right-wing outlet formally won by white wing white house- strategist steve bannon. french presidential candidate friends walking young has again rejected calls to step down, the conservative is accused of using wife andney to pay his children for carrying out fictitious jobs. he denies carrying out the fellow but his politicians have abandoned him. prime minister shinzo abe has strengthened his grip on japan, allowing -- the democratic party their- now allowing leader to remain in office for three consecutive's term. thatche bank has confirmed it plans to address concerns about capital

generally the traffic we've been seeing coming through here has been coming along just fine, again just rain. that started around 3:30. earlier we did see some snow. the other thing i want to point out is the wind gusts. they started around 4:30, they've really picked up and that's something you want to look out for when you head out the door this morning. live in runnemede katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> katherine thank you. >>> snow has changed over to rain in wilmington delaware. the action cam caught these commuters needing the umbrellas not snow gear. the the roads are wet. eighty two us are busy clearing that slushy stuff off the sidewalks from the snow that fell overnight. >> don't just sit at home and watch the snowfall. join the action. send us pictures or videos of what you see in the neighborhood on social media you can send them to 6abc action that's the hashtag or the e-mail join in the action at 6abc could many. >> ♪ 6abc.com. >> ♪ >> 5:52. good morning everyone. mobile6 out there taking it slow on the schuylkill expressway. we just learned that philadelphia cit

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as correlations come back, volatility comes up. versust is implied relies volatility.. implied volatility is the white line. historical volatility is the blue line, 7% for realized volatility. they don't usually have that extreme convergence. >> what happens is the vix can only go down so far come even when historical volatility is low. markets want protection from a big downside move come a so you always see that gap there, as actual volatility picks up, the vix picks up with it. alix: what is the trade? >> if you are flat out long, by some puts. get that protection now when the volatility is cheap, because it is like insurance. when the house is on fire, insurance is expensive. alix: what will be the upside? long-term average back to 1990 is 20 on the vix. we are one standard deviation away from that right now. getting back to 20 might be the end of the world, but it is a long-term average. david: is this good news for active investors? is it a stock pickers market? >> it should be. the correlations have broken apart, and when volatility except, that gives you a chan

that's the rain coming our way and that's the cold front coming our way too. the cold front is up in canada moving down behind this. much colder air back toward the west. look at these numbers. 44 chicago, 35 minneapolis, 42 buffalo. that cold air will seep in overnight. by tomorrow morning you will feel it. windchills tomorrow morning, 29 d.c., 33 even around 1:00 in the afternoon, the windchill 34 in d.c. again, nearly 30 degrees colder. at least it will feel 30 degrees colder tomorrow afternoon than it does right now. 29 back towards martinsburg and 28 in winchester. even tomorrow evening we're still seeing those windchills down close to freezing in many areas. at the bus stops, make sure the kids have the coats. don't let them talk you out of the coats and the pants tomorrow. 44 by noon. by 4:00 coming in around 46 degrees. just know it's going to be a cold one tomorrow. cold on thursday and then notice friday. a few showers early but then the wind switches out of the south and we go up to 60 on friday, 74 on saturday. and the rain coming on sunday. >>> co

this is all coming up, two systems coming together to create a monster nor'easter. because of those road temperatures and because of the temperatures out there right now, maybe not as big of a deal in d.c. >> that strong march sun get us into the 40s this afternoon. around the region. going to take a while for temperatures to cool down. once that snow starts, we are going to see the temperatures really begin to drop once that snow begins. look hour by hour into the evening hours. by 8:00 light snow starts to fall into the metro area. we'll be into the upper 30s by then. that's when we're going to start seeing the snow pick up in intensity, 11:00. by dawn tomorrow we'll have a mix of rain and sleet in the metro area. temperatures hovering right near the freezing mark. by 11:00 a.m. on tuesday we're going to see the snow showers just coming and going and tapering off. >> that rain/snow line so critical. i'm going to have an updated forecast for you including a new map to show you. >>> the parking restrictions and the closures are starting to take effect now just ahead

. >>> coming up, it is over. the murder defendant responds to accusations on of a chilling crime, the killing of a 9-year-old boy in his sleep. what new video introduced in court tells us why the suspect may have done it. >>> plus, projecting anim imagine of a president. why these depictions are defense of the arts. >>> f t fit te wre ariwh a n -hocoel . >>> 4:38 now. for the first time we are hearing what a man who confessed to killing a 9-year-old discovery bay boy may have been thinking before the murder is and after. after we have been reporting on today in the bay, william schultz murder trial began on man he is accused of stabbing his best friend's younger brother during a sleepover in 2015. east bay times reports yesterday jurors saw video of app interview schultz and investigators shortly after his arrest. he said about the killing, it didn't seem wrong with everything else go on the in the world he said his intentions were to kill his friend but he was afraid his friend would have fought back. >>> 4:39.

coming up after the break how they are making their dreams come true. >>> the tickets didn't work. she was like i'm sorry, ma'am, it's a busy game, you need to call stub hub there is nothing we could do. >> it is a major concern. wondering if secondary sellers are selling legitimate tickets. that woman spent hundreds of dollars trying to take her 6- year-old son to see his favorite player steph curry when the warriors played in atlanta recently. >> after learning about the family's story of those bad tickets, the warriors have stepped in to help all part of the team's stop fraud theme tonight. >> rob malcolm joins us live with all the details. hopefully everything worked out? >> reporter: yes, that's right heather and ken they made this young kid's dream come true. it was an act of kindness. behind this is a very important message for their fans. 6-year-old isaiah simpson watched his team shoot around. the warriors invited the family from georgia to oracle arena, a special gift for stop fraud night after tickets they bought turned out to be fake. >> we see about 40 to 50 tickets a

and it doesn't come as a surprise. no, the rumors have been bubbling for a little while now this is sort of the distractionc that we haven't seen it aslo as this guy has been around. now he's the center of it. here's what we know retama. the team confirmed the splite with mccloughan a little bitcl after 7:00ough tonight. the rumor has been bubbling for weeks since mccloughan took leave from the team back in early february to tend to famili members. he said his grandmother passed away. there was talk later he was asked to leave redskins park. he denied that.ha but when he missed the combine there was a sign something was seriously wrong.wron the team was telling us we're focusing on free agency. this is a guy you're paying to evaluate tailen in the firstfirs place. scott mccloughan gone, sean mcveigh officer coordinator hired by the rams. they fired defensive coordinator joe barry and the players that are out the door, desean jackson going to the buccaneers, pierre garcon going to the niners and t chris baker going to t

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you just come to work and get your paycheck. mentor people. >> dipiazza, charged with breaking and entering into a vehicle, to which he's pled not guilty, has always had a problem with authority. >> i was diagnosed with this thing called o.d.d. oppositional defiancy disorder, which is basically, like -- [ bleep ] the man. i do get tested an awful lot because i am small, but i'm not bitch. i'm not a punk. so, you know. if people want to go there with me, then [ bleep ] it, whatever, it is what it is, i'll bite your damn ear off, i'll grab ahold of your [ bleep ] and twist them, you know? >> 21-year-old dipiazza has had numerous run-ins with the law since he was 17. he blames his most recent arrest on a combination of anxiety drugs and alcohol. >> i started drinking in the morning that day and i went over to a buddy's house of mine, hey, give me some of your pills, you know? he has tourette's disorder. i was snorting them and eating a bunch of them. next thing i know, i just -- the next morning, everybody's like, hey. you broke in

sun will come out two or 3:00 in t that cold air comes from themorrow, changing r wear i'm wednesday but that won't last nr umbrella you w above freezing which is why we are talking about rain and wind from the west. we have 54 degrees, as a average high temperature, we have been inching closer to that ever since the weekend, and thursday's high was in the 30's, we have had 40, friday and saturday, 50 on that average of 54. we will go today, 38 all we will get tomorrolw feel colder then that andour gradual. byake it to 70 showers arrive and they cool usow and of next week. you know how change of season goes, bob have to wear a different color coat. >> never know what you did d. >>> 6:17. good morning everybody. road are be getting showers through here bus fi a live lookcounty tolls, e-zt couple weeks. hello northeast philadelphia wet behind the ears. across see in the last 10 the i-95 stretch. just be careful rolling through work zone. same deal here on the 42 freeway, over in south jersey where we got to hit those stage once or twice through the morning rush hour. line, running with

that is coming up. not me. festival of families is 6:25, it is friday, and weekend around the corner, but it will be a cold and wintery feeling, sub freezing for high temperature on saturday, of course it is daylight saving time, so remember just spring forward to set the clocks ahead, if you lose an hour of sleep. i know. but we gain extra hour of sunlight. by sunday evening, it will be a cold, bitter cold start to our sunday morning. with windchill values likely down into the single digits and that's including in the city. of course dealing with wintery type weather with snow over spreading the area, the latest look at storm scan3 coming up. >> for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the trentonian, burlington county postal worker posted he had iq score off the charts, for embezzlement. thirty-five year old amar de patel who worked at the riverside, delran, post offices as temporary supervisor stole over $15,000 in funds that were supposed to have been deposited. >> in the mercury ea

you can see it coming down. lauren ricketts told you about this snow, it's a wet type of snow, perfect look up over here, it's falling from the sky with this light here. there are a lot of businesses here on century boulevard in germantown, some of the workers told me that they're pleased it is closed. they're going home. they are listening to the governor and staying indoors. >> the nor'easter is finally here in germantown, maryland. this will quickly remove stuff off the windshield. a couple minutes later, they hop in and drive off. 270 is clear in both directions in montgomery county near germantown. the visibility is expected to worsen over the next several hours. state highway administration crews tell me the roads are pre-treated with brine. >> my feeling, the road are ready. when it comes, it will be cold and it sticks. it's better off to stay home if possible. don't come out unless it's a dire emergency. >> reporter: the caldwell family is staying close to home. it's cab infever. >> reporter: they both h

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we have got this breaking news coming in right now. this is from the feltonville section of the city. that's where police are investigating a murder. it happened in the rising sun avenue area. steve keeley is there with the very latest, steve, good morning. >> actually we've got breaking news from two sections of the city, we have two murders within 15 minutes, this was the first one, at 224, the other one is off west lehigh avenue. both of them on main streets through philly. so you you have the west lehigh scene police are just arriving at, happened at 2:40 there is happened at 2:24, and that traffic light you see back there is roosevelt boulevard. and i was just here a little sad bit is i was park on the other side of the feltonville public school right here. and the kids were walking to school around the crime scene there, don't know if this yellow police tape will still be hereby school time, but here we, are on murder again at the feltonville school. right at rising sun and the boulevard. the crime scene unit here, you see the st

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coming up at 10:00 a.m.f fbi director james comey's testimony to the house intelligence committee. alix: retail stocks are on a softer foot along with the broader market. they are also the most expensive we have seen in 15 years. the white index continues to grind higher, and the blue line is the forward p/e ratio, now at a 15 year high. special retail analyst joins us. in still see value individual names. walk us through your top picks. >> we have been highlighting the off-price sector, the single most disruptive factor tomball-best -- to m all-based retailers over the last couple of years. our favorite idea right now is burlington stores. they can post continued double-digit earnings growth over the next few years, and we expect them to continue the drive of topline growth by disrupting the mall-based retailers. amazonhen we talk about crushing the mall you guys -- the mall guys, that is not true? are both true. amazon and the online retailers have hurt the mall. they do a lot on the margin side. most of t

what comes next?k we like to talk about the length of market expansions, we like to talk about the length of economic expansion. while those are long, the economic expansion has been muted against history as well. when we look at what we're seeing today, we have actually seen a shift in the economic data, which has gotten to be globally very positive versus expectations. i think that supports earnings. earnings growth has been driving us higher for the last several years. valuations have helped. earnings have become the story over the next several years to continue this expansion for another year or two. >> jack, in terms of central bank policy, we have ecb today. and expecting a rate hike from the fed next week. to what extent are those moves or not moves priced in already when we look at euro/dollar? >> i think when you look at the foreign exchange markets or at least the fixed income markets, the fed is -- i won't say certainty but is as close to certainty as you wind up getting in the futures mark

you know, we will allow people to come forward in whatever manner they want to come forward. we will work with them. especially the they're willing to come in freely. as for the other names, i don't have -- you know, there's many names that have been mentioned by several member of congress and all of you. as i've said before, we're not going to get into a knee though mccarthyism where we start bringing in americans because they were mentioned in a press story and i'm highly concerned about that. now, if people want to come in freely, we will do that. as for additional witnesses, i will work with mr. schiff. i'm sure we will have witnesses we want to bring in and mr. schiff. i know staff and lawyers are trying to talk yesterday and today as to how we move to phase two of the investigation. once we agree on it, we'll sign off on it. [ indiscernible ] >> we are asking mr. comey and mister rogers to come back in. and until we can get them in in a closed session, it's not going to be worth it to have the open session. that time slot, we're hopeful, that mr. rogers and mr. comey wi

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. >> a mixed picture coming through. china and hong kong opening up her to hong kong higher by .1%. 300 down by .1%, adding to this next picture across the board. on this strong surge, the asx at a two-year and part ofe .4%, that is due to the commodity picture. we have seen crude oil continue to extend its surge. that is helping those energy players today. we are seeing copper higher by , and auminum up by .4% good gain in steel as well. a switch out of gold, not function, the gmm but an indication we have investors not to worried about risk. we are the stocks watching, lg electronics having its biggest drop since february 27. trading boy them is double the 30 day average. it is still falling, a day after samsung launched its new phone. takeda pharmaceuticals up, it's vaccine has triggered immune responses, and you can see dulu of the worst performers as we saw a downgrade saying the gain is unwarranted. let's look at the off shore renminbi, some movement there. weakenhave the pboc the fixed today, and they did open

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comes at a crucial time for u.s. /german relations. they held a joint news conference after the meeting. house leaders are planning to vote on the plan to replace the affordable care act next thursday. the proposal has been criticized by house conservatives who say it is too similar to obamacare and offers few cuts. governor sent a letter to mitch mcconnell that house speaker paul ryan saying they oppose the plan. the legislation does not ensure adequate coverage and shifts significant cost to the state. rex tillerson says the u.s. is considering all options to counter north korea's nuclear threat. he criticized china over moves to block a missile defense system on the peninsula. tillerson spoke today in south korea. he has to china tomorrow. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ caroline: i am caroline hyde. this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, mulesoft surges on the first day of trade. why

i think the money that comes back from u.s. overseas, that money could be repatriated and used for infrastructure. ,t might only be $200 billion but to get $1 trillion takes a lot. one trillion dollars may take many years to get it done. behink there will public-private partnerships investing in infrastructure. i think the money is there, but in the old days, infrastructure was called porkbarrel and we are building bridges, dams, we don't need them. now we recognize we need these things, and is not called pork barrel, it is called infrastructure, and infrastructure is a word everybody likes. bewhat ultimate figure could spent on infrastructure and how is it going to be paid for? well, you know, i am not at all convinced they will be able to do much on infrastructure because you saw there was a subtle change of wording and what donald said last night about infrastructure. had been the campaign saying his plan was for $1 trillion of infrastructure, and there is this subtle change that to enable $1an is trillion of infrastructure,

ssharna pittman did not come home. she was wearing burgandy tee shirt and white jeans. >> gruesome murder of a woman found bound and stabbeded in a d.c. apartment appears to be random act. that's what came out in court yesterday after arrest and court appearance of suspect toure. the victim corrina meheil was killed. >> and attention to "fox5" exclusive. same montgomery county high school where a 14-year-old girl was allegedly raped. >> it was all caught on camera and now they're questioning student questioningty at the school. live with the details, annie. >> good morning to you, wi wisdom, mature each, this latest incident is raising more concern, safety concerns at rockville high school. we're told by victim's attorney the 17-year-old was lured by someone she knew before classes started to the main lobby here at rockville high school and that's where she was met by 15-year-old student she says she never met. this brutal attack was caught on cellphone. there was dozens of students surrounding the incident when it was

the bottom part comes undone. not undone. the floor comes down. not undone. not undone. sorry. didn't mean to scare you. today, the park is hosting a media day. they are trying to create larger rides, in general. >>> all right. it's 5:38 of tand it's friday morning. some schools are closed because of cesar chavez day but my son still has school. it's cool and breezy. at recess, sunshine and warming. hold on to your homework coming home. it's still going to be windy. if you're heading to santa cruz this weekend, expect the temperatures tomorrow to start out in the mid-50s. highs in the low 70s. it's going to be a gorgeous weekend for hitting up the beaches in the bay area. the winds won't be as strong for tomorrow as well as sunday. it will be the warmest day on saturday. sunday, just a little cooler. we'll talk about that ahead coming up in about three minutes. heading over to mike now on highway 4, what is going on? >> we have a new crash in the same area as the earlier issue we were talking about. let me show you your map. no problems right now. 101 at 680, look, all of those

groups come out -- doctor groups come out today saying they have deep concerns. this is the american medical association, the american hospital association. these are big groups with large memberships. that is adding to the fact that conservatives have also had some concerns and have said that this is not a bill they think they can support even though it is their own party that has put it out. david: let me ask you about the american medical association. they backed tom price to become the direct of health and human services. what did their concerns center on? anna: they are trying to make true that people are going to still maintain that coverage that they were a ported under obamacare -- afforded under obamacare appeare. they are concerned with differences in how insurance companies have to operate. there's the possibility people won't have coverage that they had before. that they were able to enjoy to make it to the doctor come essentially -- doctor, essentially. david: what we know about what they would have to show under this legislation? anna: there are two

>> no. >> but answers may come soon. the house intelligence committee has asked the justice department to turn over any evidence by monday. >> they're one of two possibility here, either the president quite deliberately for some reason made up this charge or perhaps more disturbing the president really believes this. >> the committee's first public hearing on the investigation is set for march . roxanna, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >>> california man who admitted to jumping the white house fence is due in court today. twenty-six year old jonathan tran took off running toward the south entrance of the white house friday night. secret service agent stepped in, stopping tran, in his tracks. the man claims he had an appointment with the president saying they were friends. authorities searched him and found two case every mans. charged with entering restricted grounds while caring a dangerous weapon. >> it is march madness time. march madness time. >> now we know where and when villanova wildcats begin their defense of their na

-- when it comes to the pipeline, do you have a plan on where the money will come from?robably it will be a private sector project. feasible.ercially this, we have to conclude over the next few months. g.e type of g to some sort of understanding about the regulatory system. an understanding between the exporters, mainly israel and cyprus, and the consumers, currently greece. the main consumer will be italy. such natural gas supply might also replace some of the supply coming from north africa. let's put the energy story aside. talk about the political situation. benjamin netanyahu has threatened to go to elections. do you support him? >> we are running a very vibrant parliamentary democracy. we have to have coalitions with many different parties. i hope the current dispute between the parties will be over. are beinguch crises resolved in few weeks time. i think israel needs stability. i think most people in israel do hope and really believe this current political crisis, dispute, will be over in a few weeks time. i take you don't support that. you don't to get is going t

it has been a strong run coming through come us of the global bond rout continuing.t. we have also been focusing on the commodities space. gold still tracking lower, still below $1200 announce, and a little movement to the downside and that oil price as well, so a lot for investors to be watching today, but the key focus is that u.s. jobs report coming through later tonight. right.that's thank you. juliette saly on the markets today. let's get first word news with paul allen here in sydney. paul: jamie dimon says president trump has lit a fire under u.s. business and consumer confidence. paris, he says he expects some of the trump administration's proposals to be enacted. jamie dimon has been a vocal supporter of the president's business agenda, saying the u.s. has a bright future if trump overhauls taxes and regulations and spends more on infrastructure. >> it seems like he has woken the animal spirits. of onethe ceos comes out of those meetings and says we have not had such a pro-business president since the founding fathers. i'm not sure that is true, but business

when the sun comes up it comes up for everybody. i'm a good catholic boy. no wonder -- and another subject, this affordable care act, there's a reason why every american should have some kind of medical in their life. no wonder they hate our guts. adios. the present is nothing but a -- aud mac you are a good man. adios. >> guest: thank you for your spanish. first of all he is correct about several points. look, if you look at the people come into the united states you will see that mexican cutaway thinks the problems are with the mexicans coming in but those numbers actually come down to if you look at the pew study you'll see there's more mexicans going out and going back to the countries. the numbers of what we call other than mexican, border patrol uses, those numbers are coming in and they're coming in from several parts of the country. i've been some of the detention center in south texas, and if you look at it looks like a u.n. picker looks like a human in the sense that there's people from all over the country. when people talk about terrorism they a

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