looks like the bill will eek through the house. >> happening now. no gavel yet.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 house is trying to rectify that. the debate and voting. the senate voted to pass a two-year spending bill. how this vote will turn out is the open question. democrats have hoped to use leverage to force action on their priorities. rand paul's problem was the republican party is hypocritical by spending money it doesn't have and adding to the deficit. let's bring in phil mattingly. i see 234. >> reporter: christine, i want to layout what happened. we knew when the vote was called that things were dicey. nobody knew where house democrats were in the last 12 or 16 or now 24 hours since the day kicked in high gear. what happened when they started the vote, republican votes poured in. democrats, almost all of them, sat in their seats, did not vote and stared at the voting screen. daring republicans -- se

so you're in the mid 40s along the shore points, too, and as the day goes on probably eek out anotherh, say, three, 4 degrees or so. here's what you can expect the rest of the day. it's milder obviously already milder but eventually top off in the lower 50s. the wind is light but out of the southwest to help bring that warmth in. and we'll see a couple of showers start to develop later on tonight. but down the road, there's not only more rain on the way, but even a sneaky system that arrives for the weekend that bring the possibility of snow. so there's some parts about this storm that we are certain of and there are some factors that are still some question marks. i'll outline both just a little later on. guys? >> all right, katie see you soon. thank you. >>> this noon northeast philadelphia family is getting to see the result of a true labor of love. this is live look now at the family's newly end renovated home on violent system recipient of building hope for kids project partnership between the flyers and michael's way which works to support families of children with cancer. o'mal

>> yes, you no, again still quite mild for the next couple every days, there will be one day that eeksseasonable value when you look at the seven day here, and that's friday, your eye gets drawn to that since it is the coolest of the batch. that certainly today and tomorrow the mildest of the bunch really again making feel like may. make the most of it while you've got it. it won't last forever. >> looks good to me. well that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. for katie, meisha all of us here, thanks for watching. >> we're always on line at cbs philly cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is up next. get out today and enjoy the beautiful weather. see you tomorrow. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >> previously on "the young and the restless"... >> phyllis: i am willing to let you off scot-free. all you have to do i

troubli coming u a timeline of when they knew about rob porter's background, and whethet it was just eek or if it was before then. every time they would stake out a position -- well, we asked him to go just four hours after we found out -- then it came out that the fbi had been asking questions about the security background check to ju of last year or even earlier. it could be that they just have a problem messaging. it would not be the first time this white house has had a problem messaging. y t then again, maybe if that is the truth that tew about this and chose to do nothing but -- or decided not to investigate more, it is more unpleasant than coming up with the shifting ries of explanations.: jae president's own personal life is back in the headlines. stormy daniels, an adult entert spill the beans about her alleged relationship with the president. what is the latest there? anthony: "the new york times" reported that michaen, the president's personal lawyer, kind of his fixer, paid $130,000 to stormy daniels in october 2016, just weeks before the presidential election. "the wall stre

. >> yes, we built a house in wal in the nut eek unincorporated area. we lived with death about five years. >> because you were an african-american family in the town? >> yes, because there were only two african-american families in the diablo valle and we were one of them. >> during the civil rights era, you decidedo become a bridge with whites in walnut creek and the black panthers. what did you do? >> participated fund-raisi activities delivered them -- i was called a bag lady. becaus >> y pou notuthe t literally. but that was a time of ef reition for me. i had been in the suburbs as a white family and was -- put more in touch with my black roots than ever, than needed to be in so that was a period of redefinition >> you have lived through so much.re you national treasure. you were honored with a presidential coin from president barack obama. given the tumultuous political climate we live in today, what is youriew of race relations? >> i think that there are new voices, exciting voices that are coming out, of thela movement now. they're really e xngc

see spending like this, a tax increase of $125 trillion, a bipartisan spending plan to the tune that eek, people d this don't have a historical precedent for how this is going to playmi out in eco times just like this. >> well, what i think is interesting about this, tt presids saying, hey, this is a victory because we did increase military spending. but it has infuriated the two bases. if you talk'so president tru base, there's no funding for the border wall? when are we g dng tol with that campaign promise? and the deficit is on the way up. we have democrats saying we didn't deal with the one issue we wanted to deal with which was dreamers. th's why you had nancy pelosi trying to block this she wasn't able to. i anhink there was a sense that she wasn't going to be able to ultimately. but still you see the two sides of this and h far apart they are. and it raises a lot of about how do they get an immigration deal done by that march 5th deadline? they want to get a deal on border security and dreamers. are they going to be able to do 't. robert: you deally have a debate in this congress

sixteen mummers string bands set to perform, we're told eeks center jason kelce also cents expected to>> i at central yesterday. doing the mummers parade this weekend, now, katie, the question will weather permit? >> you said sunday right? >> yes. >> did you just change your hair? i'm like looking down and i turned and i realized she changed her hair. >> did you not see it during the break? rahel needed a bobby pin this. >> i'm on the computer here. >> oh, just needed a change. >> okay, whatever. >> way to call that out though , good grief. >> i was likes oops! >> hard accolade i. you understand, kate. >> i oh, my gosh, kind of like the same thing with jan carabeo fills in for you, jim. you're not jim. >> takes a few minute sometimes, right? >> start with a j, three letters. back to the point, did you ask sunday, right? i'm little concerned about that, we have to keep an eye on that, does look like pretty soggy wet their rolls through not just manayunk but good portion of our area sunday. so, fingers crossed, but not great prognosis at the moment. let's back it up though, talk about th

the president will remain at the ranch throughout the first two eeks of january. he will continue to concentrate on the message, budget outlays, nternational partners. at the same time, he would reflect on the nation's ood. growing restlessness, questioning voices were being heard. this was part of the state of the union and must be part of the message. perhaps at the core of it. it was time to return to ashington. ♪ it was january 15, and in two days, the president would deliver the message. until the very minutes he stepped into the house chamber, he would continue to double-check the facts and figures, write and rewrite the carefully constructed passages until a precise meaning was unmistakably clear. it would take in less than one hour to deliver the address but its preparation had taken almost a year. the state of the union message is far more than a speech. beyond the pages of typing, beyond the teleprompter copy lies the presidential program, a target for the nation to aim for, a series of human goals, each designed to make life better for everyone. in so d

. >>> here are the stories coming up that could affect your money this eek monday marks presidents' daya federal holiday. the markets will be closed 56 years ago tuesday, john glenn game the first american astronaut to orbit the earth >>> on wednesday, we'll see how many existing homes were sold in the month of january and the minutes from january's fed meeting will be released on thursday, the leading economic indicators come out that's attempts to predict economic conditions six months from now it's also national margarita day so bottom's up to all the tequila lovers out there >>> it was back in 1950 the first dunkin' donuts opened and now 68 years later in the same new england town dunkin' is testing its new concept store of the future our kate rogers went to quincy, massachusetts, for a coffee run and met the boss behind the brew. >> i think it's really about a new dunkin'. >> reporter: the coffee wars are on and dunkin' donuts plans to win. part of the company's strategy a new concept store unveiled last month in quincy, massachusetts, meant to cater to consumers on the go who are

and obviously the eeks came to play. >> passed out slices the customer shared in the sweet taste of victory. >> how doses it taste? >> awesome. >> it turns out revenge is a dish best served with butter cream. >> in collegeville, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >> as of being super bowl mvp weren't enough, nick foles apparently has new job title. if you put the patriots team owner, nick foles not sure why the eagles quarterback appeared in front of the actual owner being robert craft, but foles did own the pats in the field, last sunday so we will take it. >> former white house ad has temporarily left celebrity big brother. several of her cast mates on the reality show say she was taken to the hospital after an asthma attack, said it didn't seem serious but unclear whether she would return tow. celebrity big brother airs on our sister station cbs-3 or on cbs-3 at 8:00 p.m. >> actor and comedian bill murray made a colorful impression on those gathered at the at&t pro-am golf tournament. during the third round in the pebble beach california event seen drinking wine from a fan 's flaskm

his childhood home actually sits on the library property, and so next week, we're told, reverend eek,'s body will be brought here to the house. the public will be allowed to file through, but the casket will be closed. ilrial will happen here, right alongside his wife of nearly 63 years, ruth bell graham. rally graham is going to be laid to rest here at his library. now, the funeral is closed to the public. t 's invitation, only. hod jeff, they're still trying to work out the details but it will happen at some point next week. >> glor: david begnaud, thank oru so much from north carolina. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. we leave you tonight with the extraordinary billy graham in his own words. ( choir ) >> your life can be changed. you can become a new person by surrendering your life to jesus christ. ( applause ) and jesus is saying to us, in 1969, take up your cross! follow me! and we can change the world! he took that one moment and said, "lord, remember me." and in that moment, jesus said, "thou shall be with me in paradise." that quick, you can make your de

as of eeks of vacation. ab her fans have been concerned now. last october, she fainted on live tv during h it was scary. >> at the time, wendy said it was due to overheating in her costume. then last week, something seemed off wier >> okay. >> she seemed confused. and took the rest of the video . >> i did go to the doctor wt it. >> that appointment was originally set forut she postponed it for a business meeting. she said sheair two weeks. >> would you ever >> returns for sh dare you! season 14 on monday with kellypo kelly and theyll s down with "e.t." and chatted about what we can expect. >> you guys go way obviously. does this make you two more mpformal. >> we just went right for the jugular right off the bat. kell husband, brandon, is also manag. >> whose team is he on? >> he likes us 's not. give me a break. >> that's just one reason seaso kelly factor. oury hood.o real. she said she's going to take off her somebody. >> during thend coaches can hit a new button to block >> i like to block. i i will use mine on, but i can't stand him. immedi

they opposed nate tee depolite of missiles and advocated eek question kiss stance, not to the west, not to the west but loyal to ourselves and argued for what the called nonviolent social defense of the sort norwegians used against nazis. abject total premeditated surrender. to say the peace movement was gift to the kremlin would be understating the matter. it was heavily penetrated by eastern bloc intelligence, the kremlin financed it and local communist party stamped out anything remotely critical of the soviet bloc. if the if greens got they wear the european half of the atlantic lines would have become detached as it would have effectively lost the protection of the american nuclear umbrella. in short, the west would have lost the cold war. for the german greens being on the wrong side of the cold war turned out to be a career enhancing move. by 1997 there were nine red green coalitions at state level in germany and in 1998, the first red-green coalition was formed in berlin two years later the german parliament passed the renewable energy act. by giving tariffs to the most ineffici

which is, eek, this is one of those moments where, you know, it sounds like it's inviting men to rescue damsels in distress. like, we'll take it from here. we'll help you. i always think that that results in something that i like to call premature self congratulation for the men. i'm not thrilled about it. i go both ways on that. haley: annie, don? don: i'm sorry. [laughter] haley: do we have time for one more? >> yes. >> my name is lisa. and i'm coming from the international organization for migration. i just have a question in regards to the study that you spoke of. you mentioned some examples, some gray areas of sexual harassment and where you noted that you saw in the study that men over the age of 60 were more likely to not be so aware that their actions were inappropriate. how do we hold people that are currently in their positions at the top, how do we hold them accountable? because right now, it's a lot of he said, she said, how do you prosecute that a lot of the times? from things that i've heard, those people are maybe placed on administrative leave, or they're moved somewhere

. >> now you can see it, eeks oval. >> look at the stage set up.let's go, we have a camera right down there. >> so we will get back, see people con grating around the statue, because that he where they have it, then they have all of the chairs set up, and that's going to be fosh special asbestos z, alumni, team that casino every thing. >> sixteen asbestos z -- 16 buses rolling in. i like when they paint it down the parkway. >> people are asking where are the jumbro-trons. i believe all down the parkway. >> i see one off to the left there. then there is one in the middle. then two big ones down in front of eeks oval the fountain there. >> so i think they have it covered. pretty lou. i live just off the parkway near the barnes museum. and you can hear them testing it last night. it was plenty loud. >> as they were testing? >> what in the world? why are they plaguey lad and. >> i saw a picture, wait? >> this city covered in eagles fans. one of the best days of our lives. there is the stage. >> people walking by here, people riding the trains of course

it made its way around eek ins oval stopping at different points along the way if the stopped at the washington monument and the museum of art, stopped at logan's square at the fountain and just a few minutes tag made it's way over to the amore statue by 18th and the parkway. so right now you're looking at ben franklin parkway about 17th street. the next stop will be 16th and the parkway at the monument to 6 million jewish martyrs before it makes its final stop at jfk plaza and love park for its installation. this is a long-awaited moment for folks in the area. that's the statue right there. it's encased in a little bit of wood to keep it protected an it's on that truck. it's make its way to that final destination people have been waiting for for a long time and just in time for valentine's day. >> thank you, matt. >>> our live team coverage continues with pamela osborne. good morning pam. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: good morning. we positioned ourselves this way looking towards the parkway because that's where the statue is going to be make its way down right now. mit to

eek, weekend wendy is surrounded by crocodiles actually it's because of a new exhibit opening today atdemy of natural sciences on the ben franklin parkway. it's called crocs, ancient predators in modern world, not shoes and at least they're eagles grown. any way, they have some live reptiles at this exhibit. 3d animations you learn how to speak crorc and how crocs communicate via sight, sound, smell and touch. it opens today and runs through may the sixth. eagles! let's go, eagles! let's go, eagles! let's go, eagles! let's go, eagles! let's go, eagles! >>> you can just feel the excitement across the city as we prepare to win the super bowl. go, birds. it's a cold saturday morning out there. look at the temperatures right now. we're talking 19 degrees in philadelphia. ten in millville. 6 degrees currently for mount pocono. but you factor in the whipped it feels even colder. right now mount pocono look at this it feels like 11 degrees below zero. feels like five in pottstown. it feels like 5 degrees currently in wilmington. it feels like 7 degrees in philadelphia. so big super bowl weeke

for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island eek recognition? mr. langevin: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, as co-chair of the bipartisan career and technical education caucus, i rise in recognition of national c.t.e. month. c.t.e. programs train students of all ages for jobs in high-school, high-demand and high-paying fields. by establishing partnerships between educators and industry leaders, c.t.e. helps build a well-educated and skilled work force ready to meet local business needs. roiled, an education center, by way of example, collaborates with electric boat to train pipe fitting students like stephanie and richard to build our nation's -- our nation's next generation submarines. and it partners with c.v.s. and building futures and anpresentitiesship roiled to train workers -- rhode island to train workers -- rhode island to train workers. it narrows that gap between what we're teach

the dow with its steepest decline on record and in this a .eek having traveled should investors get usedo the idea that volatility is the new normal question mark he is the chief economist and he is with us from newcastle. thank you for joining. can we just returned to the old volatility regime question mark -- regime? >> charlie: one of the most startling assets of the selloff last week, they dide fact that not provide any protection that all. bond yields were flat. bit andn rose a little that is why that had little bit to the volatility. >> what is your theory for why that is? you would expect to see knee-jerk treasury buying and what do you attribute that to? this is the $64,000 question. this is what you will be discussing for the next two to three. trump will be at a point time when the u.s. economy is very low. if you do that, interest rates will go up. arkets are pivoted towards nasty story and that is what the markets are turning on. bond yields were still very sticky. that is a tricky environment for investors. point,curious, at this it is kind of unusual to see a pretty big sti

we sit here oflking just a couple eeks after the anniversary of the massacre on tiananmen square. have been like a to have been gh-schooler in beijing and what choice i would have made. [chanting indistinctly] ha i the good fortune to be born american. i can express my political opinions, ge and i'm not gonnt just scooped up by cops in the middle of the night. [protesters chanting] and that has really fueled my sense of purpose. e entirety of my life after college eis been in public work, er working in government or working to promo political engagemen i want for us, as citizens, to be as prepared and powerful and engaged and literate and ready to participate and contribute as we possibly can. [applause] what we're talking about here in the civic context is how we treat one another, how we live in community, how we see ourselves as woven into a fabric io of relhip and obligation. and that notion is what our broken, fissured, fragmented body politic today needs deeply. is citizen university nonprofit that works to foster a stronger culture of citizenship in the united states. we co

some >> eeks green to saving green, annual bridal sale. hundreds of brides waiting outside to save some money on their gown. brides to be can buy new or gently used dresses, shoes or veils, and more, from the pennsauken location. gently used gowns starting around $49, new dresses ranking from 99 to just $300. >> the brides are coming out. the parking lot is full. the line is out the door. you know, come on out, it is a fun day for brides, great way to save money and support good will and our job training programs that help people with disability get to work. >> the running of the brides runs through tomorrow. >> and it is hard to believe the eagles super bowl journey is over. fans gave their heart and soul to the birds all season long, and it paid off big. so, what now? >> yes, that's the question, right? >> right. so what do you do, just keep celebrating? >> many people probably want to. they don't want that euphoric feeling to go away. our hank flynn with more on keeping the spirit alive. >> it's hank i'm down by the art museum. champion

as i read it to you, it's in their words, they say russia uses overt and covert means of eek nom eck warfare ranging from energy blockades and politically motivated investments to bribery and media manipulation in order to advance its interest and to challenge the transatlantic orientation of central and eastern europe, and i just said, is that true? could economic interests change the transatlantic orientation of these countries? what we did, we partners with a wonderful think tank that has been toiling and looking at how russian economic influence. and bulgaria is, you know, the epicenter of where russia and economic influence can dramatically alter bulgaria's political trajectory. a member of nato, a member of the european union. so what we did, we tried to be a very -- what we have to be is very rigorous in the methodology. we can write anecdotally about how things work, but we really wanted to crunch the numbers as best we can because russian economic interest is designed to be opaque, to be highly complex. you can't see it. they don't want you to see it. but we did crunch the n

that was actually something i wrote in my crilt eek as well. i understand that the book was more theory based, but i was just wondering why you didn't spend maybe a chapter or some part of the book talking about how the founders themselves lived up to the theory they were trying to i guess establish for the country? >> why didn't i talk about individual founders and their treatment of slaves and blacks and so on? yeah. i made a decision early on that this book was going to be a book about the consensus that was reached in the founding, the consensus that became politically effective, which was also articulated in the fundamental documents. which meant that i was careful to not get distracted by individual differences among the founders and the way they lived their personal and private lives. for the purposes of my project, it is completely unimportant whether jefferson did or did not sleep with sally hemmings. it just doesn't matter to me. what matters is what was jefferson's contribution to what happened in the founding and his personal view p

eek high.he dow now at its best level in a month and strength in tech and financial shares and telecom the best performing group. the only losers today were utilities. and the second-worst performer still up. joe: it is an extraordinary day all around. terms of mover, qualcomm says it is willing to engage in negotiations with broadcom indicating it is open to be bought. we will see whether this can be resolved anytime soon or if it will take another couple of weeks or months. following --ogy falling to its lowest levels. and amc entertainment getting a boost after like panthers box office numbers helped. julie hyman was on talking about our stock of the hour -- shares tumbling or than 7% after morgan stanley downgraded the stock. increasing supplies the reason why. joe: trouble in a lithium, and let's look at government bond markets. this is a different five from -- beginning of the year different vibe from the beginning of the year. .23% andyield down to 10 year yield down 2.86%. until fresh n

general mcmaster for got to say that the results of the 2016 eeks already not impacted or changed by russians and that the only conclusion between russia and the crooked h, the dnc. remember the dirty dossier, uranium. why dou think the president is going after mcmaster when it comes to the obvious when it comes to russian meddling? >> i don't know. it seems pretty straight forward what mcmaster said. the key thing is to stop it from happening. i think one thing we want to do is to try to see if we can get the price of oil down $10 or $20 a barrel, down into the $30s or at least into the $40s. so russia the main thing itself overseas, oil and gas, that russia is put in a real tight bind economically. i was negotiating with the russians back in '79 -- or '89, '90, '91 when the berlin wall went down. i tell you, you have never seen such friendly russians, accommodating russians. once they saw the key part of their infrastructure, their sort of political infrastructure falling apart, they got to be relatively easy to deal with. i think that's what we ought to do to them, is undermine th

we are talking about water eek n taxis.according to the examiner this morning san francisco bay ferries board members will vote this week on a plan to if you bu haddyt th using those boats for to 60 passengers.tors a the agency's large ferries can transport more than pr400 but those boats cannot service happe cities. some privateoday operators - a provide bay taxi services. >>> happening today the annual cinequest film festival begins in san jose. >> the big stars we're waiting n to hear from tonight, william h. macy and rosario dawson. their movie crystal opens that festival. it runs through next week. mercury news reporting the festival brings in 100,000 emuno downtown san jose generating about $9 million in economic impact.sume nbc bay area and telemundor in e sponsorsz cinequest. look for coverage tonight at 5:00 and 6:00. chris chmura is set to emcee and jodie hernandez will be interviewing celebrities on the red carpet. might have to bring a jacket to wear over her gown. it's cold out there. >> it's going to be cold t

even more than a relegation battle i think this area of the table deciding who will make the champions eek next season i think this is going to be the most on predictable area of the table and if you look at the standings like just look at that table you have just a single point that separates second third fourth fifth and sick and sick of course they also showing everybody that we are here to stay and that makes it more difficult for traditional clubs like don't want and childcare who usually occupy those spots so that even teams like if you look at teams like that back here to in hanover they're also not too far behind so the race for the top four i think is going to be thrown right oh ok but you look at byron they're at the very top it's always a different story they just you know must be a great new always looking down at everybody else. but honestly speaking the trouble of might be might be a lot i think here too i have to say i'm not fully convinced yes they will win the bundesliga title and i know we still have twelve games to go but it's safe to say that there. already won it but w

looking at the web, he sees something like 52,000 people a eek. he stands in front of.he is, joel osteen. >> we installed large floodgates all around the building. he stands in front of. last sunday morning during all of the rain, the waters came within a foot or two of breaching the walls on flooding the building once again. without those floodgates, we would not be in here today. the waters started receding. the water started to recede late sunday maybe into monday. we felt it was safe to start taking people in on tuesday. if we had opened the building earlier and someone was injured, or perhaps it flooded and people lost their lives, it would be a whole different story. i am at peace with taking the heat for being precautions, but i do not want to take the heat for being full us. -- foolish. brian: what do you think? he got beat up over harvey when he didn't let people into that former basketball arena. kate: i do not know enough about the details to say whether he was appropriately cautious. it does raise the question of what a large prosperity church is for. part o

for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina eek recognition? without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, roxanne and i will be forever grateful for the positive impact reverend billy graham has had for american families and the world. mr. wilson: he had the amazing ability to take the stories in the bible and relay it in ways that were understandable, relateable and powerle. he was followed and adord by millions across the world but remained humble with his home in montreat. psalm 72 proclaims the mountains shall bring peace. other two million people worldwide attended his crusades. our family was grate to feel participate in the retreat by harry dent. in 1983, he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom award by president ronald reagan and in 1986, he and his wife ruth were awarded the congressional gold medal, the highest civilian honor. that was followed by the outpouring of love for reverend billy graham which will serve as a reminder for his family and staff how much -- he was admired and respected. i

the dow on track for its worst .eek since october of 2008 joining us now is within saunders, chief investment strategist at charles schwab you are this comes after an incredible run over the past couple of years. you came into 2018 with the perspective that it was coming into the late and part of the market cycle. the -- does this marked the beginning of the end of the cycle, or can we extend it longer? liz: i do not think simply a correction in the market would be enough to bring you from late cycle to peak in the economy. it certainly will get some of what they called soft data, some of the confidence-based data, we would see it with consumer first and then on the business side of things. there is enough momentum in the underlying fundamentals for the economy, and i think that the pickup and economic growth was a contributing factor behind the selloff in the market. i do not think the action in the financial markets alone is likely to two bussan into problem territory for the economy. t tip us into problem erriory in the market. -- territory in the market. julia: you said this is probably o

even foreign aide as tangential as it is, difficult to make this argument consistently eeks out a narrow victory in terms of people want to spend more money as opposed to those who want to cut it. so there is the support for that. the problem is what the american people want, if you look at the polling, by the way, i'm not fond of polsters, unless i'm in a very, very close race. if they are doing the poll, it's shocking how accurate it is. all these polls that get published, if you don't do it right, you may ask the first 300 people that walk out of a burger king somewhere. but if you do it right, statistics blows my brain away that, every race i've done and i hire good polsters, they are spot ton, right on the numbers. but the problem with polsters is not what they are pulling to see who is going to win the election, do you have something to worry about, is when they try to figure out what's the message that's going to work to persuade people to vote. that's the part i just as soon as not pay them for. because basically what they do is they figure out that if you tell people you are goi

if we can get within a month or 2.9%eeks, a move up from to 3.5%, then he thinks there could be furthercarnage in the stock market, like we saw the end of january or february. yvonne: certainly interesting to get more perspective on the speed and magnitude of how high climb.ld can crist writing us from tokyo. switching gears to politics. president trump signaling his support for limited background checks on gun buyers in the wake of the florida school massacres. may be and alls olive branch an when it comes to this gun reform debate? signaled not even support for a limited background check measure that senator cornyn and senator murphy have supported. he basically has run on his campaign -- his campaign was very much centered on gun rights , and has been opposed to any gun-control measures, including things like enhanced at brown checks. instance -- background checks. for instance, he eased obama era regulations that made it harder for mentally ill people to get guns, so this is obviously a tragic shooting, and he made a lot of comments over the weekend, but he was really signaling the

i want to be the eek also queen at the parade. >> you are the good day queen for sure. you're 39 forever now , every birthday. yes, my birthday goes down in history as the best. >> happy birthday. see you later. good and bad and i'm going to remember the good out of this. i agree. that's how we should remember it. what do you do for your next birthday? you can't top this. that would be rough. plus you got a kiss from steve keeley. >> that's what sent it over the stop. super bowl victory. victory kisses. >> seven:14 now. a couple of stars from our area, they're getting rave reviews for their performances at the super bowl. >> it was philly through and through. you you had leslie owed objection to the form jr. and pink. and then a lot of people talking about justin timberlake, but i heard the music director was from philly. there was philly through and through and then why not have philly win the darn game. >> i was watching with my kids and then i was missing meanest mom in the world and he was watching it. the roads are fine , but they're coming up with discusses that t

attention passengers, i just want it clarify that there are all eeks fans on this flight at this point in time because we are making our way to philadelphia. keep all arms and legs inside. wait that's roller coaster. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> you may now have a lovely flight. thank you for flying american airlines otherwise known as the proud partner with the philadelphia eagles. >> adorable. >> keep your arms and leg inside the plane. >> i was so excited to do this i've never done that before. it was my dream. >> that's great. jennifer lawyer sense pretty good at cheering on the eagles, too, right, jen? >> dc? >> yes, and i have to say that clearly she did not have as receptive as an airplane, right? because as you mentioned, there was like seven of us from fox 29, two guys in the back with us, poor things, and about three guys up in first class. jennifer laurence was flying on super bowl sunday. we were flying on friday. she was flying back to california. listen to this. >> everybody, this is not the pilot speaking. this is jennifer laurence. it is february 4th, super bowl sunday. we

consumer, when you see philly special and you see that picture that far play, you associate it with the eeksho makes the decision? let's say did i it, i was first in line and the eagles are seven behind me. who makes the decision? >> first of all the eagles are only seven behind you in the date that you filed the application. >> okay. >> all right? and as between the people who said i'm going to use it, the first one to the trademark office wins that fight. the eagles -- >> trademark office? >> trademark office is in d.c. >> for the purposes every priority its use, eagles the first one to use it, only ones who filed actually what's called use application based on their first use. no matter who gets it. >> speak english. >> okay. >> who is going to get it? >> the eagles. i have told you that. >> okay. >> because when everybody look at any of the thee things, who do they associate with it. >> the eagles. >> the eagles have the right to stop people from making monday. >> i but who make the final decision? >> ultimately this will get played out in some court somewhere. >> over a year. >> right.

all about inflation and interest rates and the fed moving in a certain direction the ten-year break-eek, highest since -- finally the dollar index, the one-week shatter shows a key area we traded it in on tuesday, if it gets through that to the up side, look formore buying. tyler, back to you. >> the dow hit lows down about 370 points let's dig beeper gabriela santos at jpmorgan funds and enginejeremy pea is as jeremys, there are selloffs, and then there are selloffs that actually signify something more. how do you tell the difference between a garden variety pullback and something that might be signaling a longer term issue for stocks >> we think it's the former, a normal bull market correction. what we have seen so far is uninterrupted gains the first three weeks of the year, up 7% really since the election of president trump up 35%, so the pace of those gains were unsustainable, so it's much more normal when you see some correction come into the equity markets. some works, so given the left of the dow today, we should expect two days a year of 500-point declines overall, how do we kn

for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california eek recognition? the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in house report 115-583 offered by mrs. walters of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 748, the gentlewoman from california and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from california. mrs. walters: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of my amendment to the allow states and victims to fight online sex trafficking act. i also want to thank my colleague, ann wagner, for her dedication to this issue and her efforts to bring this bill to the floor. the underlying bill will help crack down onion line facilitators of human sex trafficking to end this modern day slavery. my amendment will allow enforcement of criminal and civil sex trafficking laws against websites that knowingly facilitate online sex trafficking activities. mr. speaker, this issue is of significant local concern in the heart of my district in orange county. last year a major intern

pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island -- for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island eek recognition? mr. langevin: to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, no one should experience what the students at parkland, florida, did last week. my heart breaks for that community, for the lives that were lost, for those that were injured and for the families that were affected. no family should ever have to bury a child because of -- because of gun violence in schools. mr. speaker, we need sensible gun violence prevention legislation to finally begin to address these tragedies. but i want to say i cannot support the president's frightening proposal to put more guns in ournition -- in our nation's schools and classrooms. i wholeheart lid agree that we must make our -- wholeheartedly agree that we must make schools safer places to learn, but arming teachers will do the opposite. i know firsthand that accidents can happen even when guns are in the hands of highly trained firearms exper

for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california eek recognition? ms. pelosi: mr. speaker, i was hoping to hear the gentleman's parliamentary inquiry, but if you're not going to allow that to be heard, i appeal the ruling of the chair. the speaker pro tempore: the question is shall the decision of the chair stand as the judgment of the house? for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? kathie klages i have a motion at the desk. the clerk: mr. mccarthy moves that the appeal be laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to table. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? ms. pelosi: mr. speaker, on that i demand a recorded vote. a the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those in support of the request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, this 15-minute vote on the motion to table will be followed by five-minute votes on ordering the previous questio