eastern time. >>> netapp swung into a q3 loss due to a tax related charge.djusted profits did beat forecasts. the fourth quarter outlook was in line with estimates >>> nestle's full-year profit fell 16% the decline was mostly due to cash flow issues at its skin health business. organic sales growth fell short of expectations. the company will not renew its shareholder agreement with l'oreal, though it will remain an investor. >>> shares of airbus are higher today. the planemaker reporting a rise in full-year adjusted profits and free cash flow that helped offset a 1$1.6 billion charge related to issues with its 400m military transport jet. >>> marriott's fourth quarter profit falling on a charge due to the new u.s. tax law and other issues adjusted earnings beat forecasts. revenue rose 8% as more people booked rooms at higher prices. >>> shares of tripadvisor surging today. the travel site reported higher than expected revenue in the third quarter. sales from the hotel segment fell but that was offset by a 26% jump in non-hotel revenue which includes attract

eastern time.hat you are seeing is a line of police cars in parkland, florida, outside the home where we believe the suspect was living last and according to some reports he moved in there around thanksgiving time after he requested to move in with a family friend in northwest broward county. according to the associated press reporting the family knew he owned an ar-15 and they had him keep it locked up in a safe but he had a key. he killed 17 people. others hospitalized and some in critical conditions. we'll hear from the doctors next hour here as well. 19-year-old cruz, the possible motivation at this hour still unclear. the florida governor rick scott vowing to leave no stone unturned in this investigation. here he was about an hour ago. >> there will be a thorough investigation and we'll know what happened in this case. hopefully we can take whatever happened here, we can't save the lives that we lost here but we do everything we can the make sure it doesn't happen again. you just can't imagine

josh silverman will be on "squawk box" at 6:30 eastern time a busy action packed show.ne not to miss coming up after "worldwide exchange. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," spice up your wedding. former spice girls dropping huge hints that fans -- that have got fans excited for the royal wedding. details of that coming up. >>> and amazon's billion dollar bet. everything you need to know about the company's second biggest acquisition ever first the weather forecast from nbc's bill karins. >>> watching round one of rain moving through tennessee and northern portions of alabama and georgia. round two will be later today. we have the flash flood watches from northeast texas through tennessee. now into southern portions of kentucky and the appalachians. 12 million people at risk of flash flooding isolated spots could pick up to five inches of rain. with the storms, we could get large hail, damaging winds i don't think we'll deal with many tornados. the forecast today, enjoy the calm weather on the eastern seaboard while you have it rain moves in late thursday. friday w

eastern time. tomorrow our live coverage of cpac started at 12:40 p.m. eastern with omb director mick mulvaney discussing the second amendment. next will hear from president trump. ♪ [applause] pres. trump: thank you everybody. [applause] thank you very much. thank you matt for that great introduction and thank you for this big crowd. this is incredible. we have come a long way together. back at cpacbe with amazing friends and supporters and proud conservatives. [applause] remember when i: first started running and people said, are you sure he is a conservative? i think we have proved i am a conservative. [applause] than fourp: for more decades this event has served as a form for our nation's top leaders, activists, writers, thinkers. you're after your leaders have discussed what we could do to protect our heritage, protect our culture, and protect our freedom. ideasas been about big and has also been about putting those ideas into action. cpac really has put a lot of ideas into action and will talk about some of them this morning. from the last year with

the president is expected to speak in the noon hour eastern time today. what will he say as far as the strategy going forward fresh off of his first state of the union address the other night? >> i will tell you there is a buzz and momentum that came out of that speech that really propelled us to be able to look at this calendar year. 2017, regardless of your political affiliation there are great indicators. the consumer confidence index is 69%. we want to talk about -- i believe he will talk about the daca recipients and how we need to resolve that. infrastructure is something very important to him. but i want to hear as a conservative some of the spending components we have to be concerned with. we need some of those reforms to make sure as well as things are going we want to make sure that after eight years of talking about the abundant spending under the obama administration that we're also having some attention paid to keeping our fiscal house in order as well. >> sandra: it's a big news day. i imagine a lot of you and your colleagues are talking abo

just about 5:30 eastern time.se is voting to end the government shutdown which began after senator rand paul refused to allow a vote. it could last a little while longer. you see the vote count. this could be close. we shall see if this bill to fund the government for two years actually gets through. >>> i know there are reports of the chief of staff. he became fully aware about the allegations yesterday. >> white house dancing around who john kelly knew about the allegations against a top white house aide. what does fully aware mean? >>> and the eyes of the world on the olympics in pyeongchang. opening ceremony a short time away. the vice president and kim jong un's sister both in the building. welcome back to "early start." i'm dave briggs. looks like the bill will eek through the house. >> happening now. no gavel yet. voting happening now. i'm christine romans. 30 minutes past the hour. you see 229 yay. it would end the government shutdown. while you were sleeping, the government shutdown. now it looks like the

eastern time.etition right for a vote." 12:30 a.m., "11 spectators in the senate public gallery now as we await 1:01 a.m. eastern time procedural vote on budget pact. 4 senators on the floor, mcconnell talking to rounds. republican chris smith sat in public gallery for a few moments." noting that when the vote happened, it was approved, 16 republicans voted no. mike emanuel for "fox news" noting that there were other no votes as well. all joining republicans to vote no on this, 28 no's. noting that senator mcconnell on the motion to proceed to a shelf bill to tea up immigration in the senate next week. that vote would occur at 5:30 p.m. eastern time on monday." promising after the last government shutdown, he would schedule and immigration vote, he has done so. as long as the government remained open. beginningnate will be the immigration debate on monday. inff -- excuse me, very eastern pennsylvania, democrat, good morning. what are your thoughts on washington? caller: well, about time the governm

live coverage begins at 10:30 eastern time on c-span three. and the c-span radio.>> this weekend on american history tv on c-span three, saturday at 8 pm eastern on lectures in history, former virginia governor douglas wilder at virginia commonwealth university. >> i have a one-word definition that i use in politics and anyone can guess what that is. i say one word. that defines politics. money. give me something that's a proposition before any tribunal which doesn't involve money. >> eight at 10 am on the west point center for oral history, henry had thomas, the combat medic during the vietnam war. >> my grandfather served in world war i. my father served in world war ii. always for a black man, that user that was your military service , you hoped would confirm your bona fides. the first class red-blooded american citizen and title ii. >> at 4 pm on real america, with the cpap conference in washington dc next week we look back to 1988 when president reagan spoke at a dinner. >> the american people know what limited government, tax cuts, dereg

vote for a cease fire and the bombs keep raining down on the people of eastern time. and the german chancellor names her picks for the new coalition cabinet she surrounds herself with fresh faces including a cabinet job for one of her fiercest critics. i'm michelle henery welcome the former leader of the main syrian kurdish political party known as the p y d has been arrested in prague at the behest of turkey has been seeking sell a muslim after turkish court charged him with sedition turkey launched a military offensive last month in serious afferent region against his party's armed affiliate which it perceives as terrorists celeb muslim spoke to earlier this week host sarah kelly asked him if his party had links to the p.k. k. a kurdish movement outlawed by turkey. well let's just ask you turkey says that the why peachey and that the people id that these are terrorist organizations. they say that they are no different from the p.k. k. which we know that many governments around the world have classified as a terrorist organization the links are strong aren't they kno

joins us now from kuwait he said thank you so much for being with us do you have any news from eastern time what are people on the ground telling you i'm afraid it's still bad news from. the sea and very great rate taking place more than four hundred people now that i've been killed more than a thousand are injured and a total terror in this area with civilians being caught up in an impossible situation for it since they are all know how are people surviving do they have access to food water fuel basic a medical help. it's really difficult the moment to wharton electricity is completely cut there are some boreholes of people trying to do as they can with whether they have food also supplies or laws there's lots of people are complaining about being hungry because really there is no all the markets are not functioning we haven't brought a convoy for more than three months now and we had just a tiny one of the fourteenth of february so it's this year it's the physical not knowing if they're going to live another day or not because of the aerial attacks and buildings several buildings collapse

eastern time.heryl: well, twitter to report fourth-quarter earnings today. share searching in the premarket. could this be a sign of good things to come? lauren: tracee carrasco joins us with the headlines. >> some things we are expected from twitter earnings to record 686 by $1 million in revenue down for .3% from the previous year according to thomson reuters estimates as far as users, analysts are looking to see if the growth of 122% will carry over. also looking to see how twitter is handling aggression in first to spread russian propaganda may have affected growth. it is working on new tools to detect automated account activity. analysts and investors want to know how big an effect it will have on twitter's number of users in its bottom line the company has to hire more people to monitor activity. they also increased the number of carrot tears will see if that has boosted engagement as well. >> that's a good point. so much easier. but it seems i'm doing? deliver in a different way? >> in the s

. >>> 4:24 eastern time. spacex has launched the world's most powerful rocket, persian gulfing off a seamless first -- pulling off a seamless, first-ever launch yesterday from florida's kennedy space center before a crowd of thousands of ex-ub ex-ububerant watchers. elon musk said he wasn't sure everything would go smoothly. >> the first thing something exciting has happened in rocket launch for a long time. people came from all around the world to see what will either be a great rocket or the best fireworks display they've ever seen. >> the launch was not the only achievement. spacex also guided two first-stage rocket boosters back to earth. those images of them coming down safely on these landing pads just shared like crazy. it was so cool. a third booster was supposed to land on a sea-faring platform but crashed. trump tweeted, "congrats, this achievement along with nasa's commercial and international partners continues to show american ingenuity at its best." as the rocket heads into space, on board is mu

eastern time.arlier today, attendees heard from members of the president's cabinet as well as texas senator ted cruz talking about global threats and free speech on campus. we will have more live coverage at cpac tomorrow. the president addressing the a.m.rence at 10:05 eastern time. labor secretary alexander acosta dressed conference earlier today. we will take a look at his remarks now. >> hello! everybody back from lunch? everybody excited about the afternoon? good job. with alighted to be here good friend. we both have the privilege of serving in the previous administration together, and now, i get to call you mr. secretary. [laughter] >> first of all, you need to know a little bit. i think it is so impressive. harvard -- not only harvard law, but harvard undergrad. i am impressed. the president said he was going to surround himself with some of america's best and brightest, and boy d

eastern time.iberals led by house minority leader nancy pelosi are protesting a lack of protection for illegal immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. house republicans have raised concerns over spending caps, as well. this is far from being a done deal. the house freedom caucus, the chamber is fiscally conservative wing, also opposes the bill out of concerns that it will further increase the nation's debt. everyone agrees that it's what it's going to happen. debate over those contentious issues will continue well into the early hours of the morning with a final vote we think around 6:00 a.m. eastern time. that is when we will learn if congress can muster the votes to keep the government open. stay with fox news. we are following the developments throughout the night. you see they are going back live in the senate. we'll keep you updated, we'll take you back to regular programming but check back here throughout the night for updates on the shutdown. it's official. >> tucker: t they should be gr

vote for a cease fire the bombs keep waning talent on the people of eastern time. and the olympic flame has been extinguished bringing the winter olympics that beyond chang to a close we take a look at the game's final day which saw fireworks both inside and outside the venue so. i'm michel henery welcome german chancellor angela merkel has announced her cabinet nominees to solidify a grand coalition with the social democrats pending their final approval merkel's choices will determine the future direction of the cd u.s. political compass and several senior politicians in her party have been outspoken about wanting to tip the party's politics to the right as expected merkel appointed yen spawn as health minister the end dishes john conservative has been an outspoken critic of her welcoming refugee policy but the choice of the piece calls for fresh talent in the party as was the point of yulia clucking or as many. server agriculture the forty five year old is known as a loyal ally of merkel another ally the current defense minister or fonda lion will keep her positi

also coming up russia orders a daily break in the bombing of eastern time syria to allow civilians to leave but for now the horror goes on with more than five hundred syrian killed in the last week including many children. conservatives have voted overwhelmingly in favor of entering a coalition government with the center left social democrats the s.p.d. will announce the results of their vote taken among its members next weekend earlier merkel announced her picks for the new cabinet most of the candidates are younger and there are more women. it has become a tradition at c.d.u. conventions to applaud party leader and chancellor angela merkel after his speech as long as possible this time the delegates managed to clap for little more than four minutes considerably shorter than in recent years this reflects the growing dissatisfaction with merkel's policy and the disappointing result of the last national elections and she's aware of that i think it is and this result is not at all but we were hoping for we all fought hard and we were all disappointed we need to do better the next time.

at 2 this morning eastern standard time .. the approved a 4 llion dollar budget deal. he legislation is more than 300-billion dolla >> reporter: at 2 a.m., eastern standard time, the senate approved a $400 billion budget deal. in the legislation there's more than $300 billion worth of increases for the military and domestic programs and $89 billion in overdue disaster aid for places ravaged by hurricanes and wildfires. >> this agreement accomplishes getting the resources that we need to rebuild our military. but also, this includes long delayed disaster funding to aid recovery from the hurricanes and wildfires, money to fight opioids, something that knows no partisan boundaries. >> reporter: house speaker said neither side got everything they wanted. a deal on daca is not part of the budget despite democratic efforts to hold it as leverage on their immigration demands. the next big date is march 23rd, the deadline lawmakers have been given to reach a long- term budget solution. >>> good news for sonoma county. the "pressdemocrat reports that as part of this budget deal,

the report will not be released until 1201 tonight eastern time -- 12:01 tonight eastern time. we ask you to hold all your stories and social media postings until that time. thank you all for being here. thank you all for joining us this morning. ago, millions of people , not just in the united states, but across the world, were atching anxiously to see what trump presidency would yield. after an election campaign of and sexesd xenophobic retort. and sexes retort. they were also looking across europe where electoral races in france, the netherlands, austria and germany were showcasing similar rhetoric and the cynical use of fear and hatred. that combined with already harsh crackdowns and identity-based violence, many countries, it was a bleak outlook. stock ander, we take what we found is, in 2017, to an alarming extent, sadly, the hateful rhetoric crossed into hateful reality. and the usa, we saw the reinstatement of the global gag rule. a deprived millions of women and girls worldwide of vital health care. the travel bans, aimed at mainly muslim countries, the dramatic cutbac

which is the main problem in eastern time as i mentioned he's consciously or unconsciously being treated the same as the other syrian rebels just how to lose threes not being touched and we still don't have evidence that the coalition led by the united states is treating. as a real target of course would draw the attention of our american colleagues to that fact but we don't see your comments having any effect well it's been a tough two days of rhetoric and negotiations now it all relates to the district of eastern ghouta that's east of damascus a suburb that is currently under the control of rebels and terrorists that the syrian government is trying to retake the city in an anti terror operation the anti terror operation is being widely criticized by western leaders recently we even heard from u.s. president donald trump what russia and want to read and what syria have done recently is a humanitarian disgrace i will tell you that we're there for one reason with it to get isis and get rid of isis and go home we're not there for any other reason and we've largely accomplished our goal but

eastern time.hat's one not to miss >>> hormel foods and blooming brands will post results before the bell hewlett-packard enterprise and hp will report after the close this afternoon >>> still to come, we're breaking out your rising rates playbook, what you should be doing with your money as the fed signals more rate rises to come. >>> and we'll discuss amazon with an analyst when we return experand the nx hybrid... nx, with a class leading 31 mpg combined estimate. take advantage of special president's day offers now through the 28th, on the 2018 nx 300. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. swho live within five miles of custyour business?-54, like these two... and that guy. or maybe you want to reach women, ages 18 to 34, who are interested in fitness... namaste. whichever audience you're looking for, we'll find them we're the finders. we work here at comcast spotlight, and we have the best tools for getting your advertising message out there. anywhere, any way your audience watches. consider

eastern time hour.ces one count of conspiracy against the united states and the second house he faces is false statement to special counsel robert mueller's office and fbi agents. this is the latest in the robert mueller investigation as it goes forward. obviously, he is cooperating with the investigation, paul manafort has come out with a statement as well. 32 counts in total against these individuals, they came out earlier with a statement saying he is innocent of all the allegations against him. rick gates, we will see what happens. a plea hearing, 2:00 p.m. eastern time. >> david: none of it is connected to russia or the trump campaign and the collusion the democrats accused of and got this whole investigation started. rick gates and paul manafort have been indicted about business practices, no connection to the 2016 election. the trump campaign or anything of this investigation started out investigating. >> sandra: corey lewandowski i spoke to earlier today, rick gates was an integral part of donal

eastern time.iberals led by house minority leader nancy pelosi are protesting a lack of protection for illegal immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. house republicans have raised concerns over spending caps, as well. this is far from being a done deal. the house freedom caucus, the chamber is fiscally conservative wing, also opposes the bill out of concerns that it will further increase the nation's debt. everyone agrees that it's what it's going to happen. debate over those contentious issues will continue well into the early hours of the morning with a final vote we think around 6:00 a.m. eastern time. that is when we will learn if congress can muster the votes to keep the government open. stay with fox news. we are following the developments throughout the night. you see they are going back live in the senate. we'll keep you updated, we'll take you back to regular programming but check back here throughout the night for updates on the shutdown. it's official. >> tucker: t they should be gr

eastern time. dd: right before christmas horrible timing for a train crash is bad but particularly before christmas. there was that dupont, washington that killed three people. and we saw there, i believe ed mention i had, the train was going 80 miles per hour when it derailed on a curve. speed limit only 30 miles per hour. it is way too early in this train crash to be presuming speed or what was a factor here. but what we do know is the lead car of this amtrak train collided with a csx freighter. as we have mentioned a few times here in the first seven minutes of our coverage. those are two very heavily weighted traveling forces. and, you know, it's almost fortunate and i don't want to, again, dominican mize what happened tdediminishdominid this week. train on train consequences can be deadly for presumably at this point people on board. rachel: again, happening at 2:30 in the morning. that means it's dark in the train. people are being jolted from their sleep, trying to find out what's going on. m

eastern time. the wedding will happen inside st.eorge's chapel. >> it's a much more intimate setting where william and kate were married. the abby seats 2,000 people. st. george's seats around 800. wind sore castle doesn't have a balcony. we won't see a kiss like we did with william and kate and charles and diane. >> after the service a carriage procession and harry and meghan's first public appearance as husband and wife. they'll probably be in the same carriage william and kate rode in as well as prince charles and lady diana. >> this carriage procession will be two miles long. >> the procession ends back at the castle for a reception ashd 3:00 p.m. at st. george's haul. >> it's a spectacular setting and used for state banquets. >> we have new details about who may perform. ♪ >> a source tells "e.t." that ed sheeran has been asked to sing a few songs. ♪ darling you perfect tonight >> no word yet on if he has accepted. he told keltie in december. >> are you going to sing at the royal wedding? would you want to? >> yeah, you know if

eastern time. bobsled partners finished in fifth place. i spoke with jamie just moments after the event. >> it is bitter sweet but at the end of the day we knew it was going to be a fight. and we gave it our absolute best. we have no regrets about our performance. >> reporter: our area is so proud of jamie. experiencing a lot of this south korean culture. coming up next, we found a city that specializes in over 300 coffee shops. and i certainly got my fill. i got a bit of a caffeine high. when i see you next, we will talk about that. >> that is how you are able to stay alert with all of this coffee with the 14-hour time difference. >> see you soon. >> coverage continues after this news cost. nbc 10 is the only place you can catch all the competition. and if you are on the go, stream the games on our free app. >>> a car driving in reverse and crashing into several cars. the police believe the driver is connected to a nearby home invasion. he threatened a woman inside with a gun and dmemands some of her belongings. he took off empty-handed.

eastern time. about 51 minutes from now. the demo is all about getting humans to the moon, out to mars, as well as delivering bigger pay loads and heavier pay loads for nasa, the u.s. military and satellite makers. no other rocket has ever blasted off as well, with 27 engines all firing at once. space x released a brand new animation monday showing the hope. a massive delivery system doing everything perfectly. just for fun on board, there is a brand new electric tesla roadster to be sent into mars orbit with an astronaut dummy and three cameras along for the historic ride. 100,000 spectators are expected all up and down the space coast watching this launch. the biggest crowd since 2011's last space shuttle flight. and elan musk spoke to ugs saying he was as confident as he could be. >> the weather's looking good. guaranteed to be exciting. one big boom. i'd say tune in. it's gonna be worth your time. >> reporter: and never before have three rockets all blasted off from the launch pad and then returned to earth, landed. that

eastern time. the national governors association meeting to discuss jobs, the opioid crisis, and the future of agriculture, at 10:00 eastern after washington journal. monday on c-span's landmark cases. we look at the supreme court .ate macola v maryland it solidified the ability to take actions not explicitly mentioned in the constitution and restricted state action against the use of its power. university of virginia law professor fara peterson and mark helen back. securing and nation. watch landmark cases live monday at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the c-span radio app. each case,und on order a copy of the landmark cases companion book, available landmark5 at c-span.org/ cases. there is a link on her website to the national constitution center's international -- interactive constitution. ahead of the governors association winter meeting this weekend, some of the nations governor held a briefing

at 2 a.m., eastern time, the senate approved a $400 billion budget deal.the legislation, more than $300 billion of increases for the military and domestic programs and $89 billion in overdue disaster aid for places ravaged by hurricanes and wildfires. good news for sonoma county. the "pressdemocrat reports that as part of this deal, 90% of debris removal in sonoma compared to the previously reported 75% will be paid for by the government. >> this agreement accomplishes getting the resources that we need to rebuild our military. but also, this includes long delayed disaster funding to aid recovery from the hurricanes and the wildfires, money to fight opioids -- >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan admitted no one got all they wanted. a deal on daca is not part of the budget despite democrats wanting it. the next day is march 23rd. that's the deadline lawmakers have to reach another budget solution. >>> the prime minister of canada is in the bay area. met with tech executives yesterday and kpix 5's anne makovec tells us that he is meeting with some big polit

, fallout of all of this, rep percutions on your investments on "cavuto live." 10 through noon eastern time, and beyond. we have you covered. fox means business. does trish regan every know it. >> crazy times huh? >> incredible. trish: we're all over it. neil. another day on wall street, as investors fear a strong economy will send interest rates higher. i want you to observe an absorb that here. good economic news is causing the market to sell off. a little bit strange but we're going to dig into it and we'll explain why. we're also going to capitol hill. congress has 10 hours to pass a budget deal to keep the government funded. will weigh have another shutdown because of "dreamers," people who are not here legally? financial capital of the world in the heart of new york city, this is the intelligence report. i am trish regan. we have a live report on the budget showdown, first go down to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. what has become a pretty wild ride this week. down 454. off the lows of the session, thankfully. but listen, it's a minute by minute kind of day, nic

eastern time. difficult for him to see his shadow. >> that's a good thing, i think. >> no, not necessarily. that mean winter goes on. >> thanks for joining us this morning, i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside lewis bergdorf, "morning joe" starts right now. >> paul ryan called me the other day, i don't know if i'm supposed to say this, but i will say he said to me he has never, ever seen the republican party so united, so much in like with each other. but literally the word "united" was the word he used. the most united he's ever seen the party and i see it, too. >>> president trump has the backing of roughly 33% of americans, but suggests he's got 100% support from the republican party. point democrats likely will be repeating in the lead-up to the mid terms. a classified politicized memo will likely go public over the objections of the fbi. >> with us, veteran msnbc contributor mike barnicle, and catty kay, donnie deutsche is here with us, former fbi special agent msnbc contributor clint watts is her

eastern time talks about and shows droids from her book trump, abc. for the project. james o'keefe. and then on book tv afterwards at 10:00. the former white house speech writer he is interviewed by washington book critic. we wrap up our primetime programming with political science professor. on the first year of the trump presidency. tell happens tonight on c-span to book tv. forty-eight hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. television, for serious readers. and now here is thank you everybody for coming out. i am the event cordoning or think you for coming out to the location tonight. as you likely know we host around 600 events a year. this location out of our flagship store and then also others around dc. and we are very pleased to host before we could get started. if everybody can to silence their cell phones. once everybody is good with that. we will work to move forward. in addition to working for a very small local paper the washington post is one of the nation's most prominent cartoonists. the president of the association of american editorial cartoonist. many

eastern time. this test site is the debut of a complete will you new rocket.the driver's seat in the tip of the rocket will be a driver in a space suit. falcon will become the most powerful rocket used today. it can also be a rocket used to carry humans to mars. >>> and on stock market dow historic slide yesterday posted its largest single day drop ever. the dow closed down 11075 points wiping automatic te ining out t year. landon dowdy is here with the cnbc business news. she's breaking down what to expect next. good morning, landon. >> hi there, katy. it's been a wild couple of sessions for the market, they sold off sharply yesterday. the dow clicking down 1200 points, its worst point drop ever. at one point, the dow was down 1600 point which is put it in correction territory. and percentage wide about 4.6 percent but that's not even in the talk 20 worst declines ever. and it has now wiped out the year for the past few days. the s&p 500 the broadest measure of the performance $1.6 trillion in february. but many experts and traders say don't panic. >> as a lo

eastern time. thank you so much. >>> back to the students here. the students survivors facing immediate setback after arriving in tallahassee. florida lawmakers voted not to debate a law proposing an assault weapons ban with republicans winning out by 71 nays to 36 yays. almost all the lawmakers who voted against the measure, just to consider this, have an a-rating from the nra. >> the next step of someone with an assault rifle here in florida is going to be on them. it's going to be on them. it's going to be their fault that those people are dead. >> joining me, one of the florida state representatives who opposed that measure. republican matt caldwell. also with us democratic state senator kevin raider. i appreciate both of you. both of you are voices and standing side by side here today in tallahassee. representative caldwell, though, i want to begin with you. why did you vote no on this motion to just even consider this ban on semiautomatic weapons and large capacity magazines. why were you a no? >> well, absolutely. thank you, brooke. and hon

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