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what's going on, fitz? >> reporter: i had nod heard it was going to snow. of course it's going to snow today. right down the line, all of the exut maryland, in dc, they were out in force today to get ahead of the storm. as you know, there's two things that are really going to get you in trouble if you're in local politics, not picking up the garbage and getting the streets plowed. they want to be ahead of this. let me show you this. we showed you this at 5:00. i'll give you another look. normally we have the snow domes that are, you know, around margin, are empty because you've had snowstorm after snowstorm. look at this thing, this is a snow dome here in annapolis. we are from less than five feet in and this thing is literally packed to the rafters. our friend jason over here has been loading people up as the trucks comes in, he puts the stuff in. they got so much it's an embarrassment. today, governor hogan came down here to this very spot over in dc, mayor muriel bowser what doing the same over at a dc public works station. the message from these executi

we've been talking a lot about the teachers today, fitz. >> reporter: that's true, jim and shawn. those goals that shawn just laid out a minute ago, that was at the core of all of thisly we'll tell you, a lot of the discussion, a lot of the statements from that stage behind us, which just fell silent as this protest came to an end were directed directly at one place, that is the white house, at donald trump, directed at attorney general jeff sessions and for the most part, the main theme that we heard talked about rally was against the trump administration. now, this was the scene earlier as protesters marched to the u.s. department of labor, that is an arm of us government that is supposed to look out for women's rights throughout the workplace. however, that also happens to be an arm of the government right now without a secretary of labor in place, because congress has not approved lex alex acosta who was the nominee to fill that. here in our area, you'd have to be under a rock in the last 48 hours to not hear this debate going on about how this has affected some of the schools

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fitz broke this story last night that tere was move under way to get more information on the case. he's live on the hill with more. >> reporter: jim and shawn good evening. yeah, we did sit down with the chairman of the house judiciary committee jonathan goodlatte. he says as tragic can't more and ribble as the details of this case are, he says when you dive into exactly how these two suspects got into this into this country, the chairman says this is an all too common occurrence on the u.s.-mexico border, it being this. individuals who are picked by u.s. customs officials dee adetained for a brief period of time and once they're able to establish they have relatives in other parts of the united states are then released and told they would have to later report to an administrative immigration judge. those hearings are never scheduled so the chairman says tonight that is a big part of what he wants answers about specifically in regards to this rockville high school rape case. this is a little bit about how w down with the chairman in his office earlier today here on capitol hill. >>

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so congressman jason cha fitz sited subpoenas on the spot. he deserved to learn the truth. this is about two and a half hours. >>> committee on government and oversight reform will come to order. we're here today to talk about atf's failures in the death of i.c.e. agent zapata. there's nothing more difficult than dealing with person who puts their life on the line for the united states of america and they get killed doing it. they lose their life. the zapata family deserves some answers. wonderful family. jamie was one of, i think, five children. five kids. all those brothers serve in law enforcement in various capacities and i don't know that the zapata family is here. i hope they're able to watch on television. i think that they are. but it breaks your heart when you have somebody that young who is serving their nation and their life is taken. and it was violent and it was many people believe preventable, but it's also a responsibility, i believe, of the united states to and the congress to understand what happened so we can try to help prevent it and make sure it never h

jason t fitz who was the head of the government oversight committee so this is in a witch hunt, this is an endeavor to try to get to the bottom of this to get the correct information. general flynn knows enough about how washington works. he will probably want to have some measures of protection before he does testify. >> ed: will hear from the president later this hour. we'll be sure to get back to you. >> dana: joining us now is glenn hall. yesterday, "the wall street journal" revealed this information that john roberts was just talking about which is that michael flynn's lawyer says he has a story to tell, but he might be wanting immunity in order to tell it. what else do you know? >> it's important that we all know that asking for immunity is not an admission of guilt or concern of guilt. it's something you would want to do in a very politicized investigation like this. the other things that we know, the idea that has a story to tell, we don't know much of what that story will be revealed, but he has been at the center of this whole probe. >> dana: it is also possible that the st

search for answers, but so far, fitz, we're not hearing much. >> reporter: no, jim, it's important to remember in the past montgomery country public school superintendent end has not been shy about speaking out. whether it's about policies by the trump administration, which were aimed towards transgender's students or suspectsed hate crimes within the walls of a montgomery county public school. but, on this case, the rain of a 14-year-old girl by two suspectsed individuals. one 17, one 18 and both students inside a bathroom here at rockville high school. so far, no public comment only a released press release statement from the superintendent. and all requests for interviews have been denied and in response, well, parents, are speaking out and they're speaking out loudly. you will find aerng and you will find upsetment about this and mosof questions about questions why no one from mcps three days on from this incident has come out to tell the public exactly how this happened inside a school and what they are doing to make sure it never happens again. >> we're very upset. i'm very surp

department of labor, fitz is the rally still going on? >> reporter: it is.abor department. we're here now in marshal park where for the better part of an hour right now, the crowd here has been hearing speakers on the stage talking about issues that they're in opposition to with the trump administration. issues like choice, issues like healthcare, issues like women's right in the workplace. in the l focused took a very different turn, when several school districts, like prince george's county and maryland, alexandria city schools in virginia, found out that too many teachers were not coming to their jobs today. so those districts cancelled classes. now, we pushed for some answers with some of the teachers today asking was this the right thing to do, to not go to work and not go into your classroom and provide education for your students. you'll hear right now, teachers pushed back. this is what they had to say. >> when this argument comes up, that teachers should be in the classroom and not out here protesting, what do you say to somebody who has a problem w

two people were shot in a car on contra loma boulevard in fitz fitzuren road last night. a 22-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene. a 23-year-old man was taken to the hospital. police say both of the victims are from antioch. >>> new details on a hate crime investigation in downtown san francisco. a muslim mother was playing with her young son at a playground when she says a man threatened to shoot them. this happened at the yerba buena park at 4th and howards in the south of market neighborhood. the woman wearing a hijab or head scarf said joshua ruana walked up and threatened to shoot her and her son. she grabbed her son and ran away and called 911. officers got there and found ruano a few blocks away. they arrested him for making threats with a hate crime enhanceme enhancement. >> extremely disturbing. i can't imagine being on the receiving end of that. my heart goes out to her. it's awful. >> the council on american islamic relations says there's been an uptick in reported hate crimes since before the presidential election. >>> san francisco police trying to

i've got scott martin, i've got steve cortes and i have got keith fitz-gerald.p to the 11:00 hou, i will go around the block again, starting with you, steve cortes, would you buy snap at any point in the next say, year? would you? >> i don't think so. i don't want to say never. if it got hit a lot, excuse me, if it got hit dramatically and a lower price i would consider it. at this price for company doesn't make money and primarily markets itself to people who don't have money, teenagers, i can't get my hand around this i love stocks on the whole. incredibly optimistic on the market. i don't like snapchat. stuart: scott martin, would you buy snap at any point in the next year? >> if it fell about 50% from that ipo price that nicole just revealed, potentially over $24 now, stuart. i think it is some attractiveness there. look at some of its competitors are more like companies that similar. look at fit bit, twitter, look where the companies are trading on a valuation basis. snapchat needs to pull back to those levels for it to be attractive to me. stuart: i hear y

it turned out it did, there was a seven-year-old boy named fitz, with the mother's depression i hope. injected, he took some cowpox in his arm and then deliberately put the vaccine or virus from the smallpox into another wound later on. to watch what happened, so you had a very good vaccinate or, second of all you could freeze dry. they did not need refrigeration, you could carry it from once in the desert without having to worry about electricity. they also invented something called a bifurcated needle which looks this and has a view on top. what they would do is they would put fluid, glycerin into the drive vaccine, put the fluid on your arm. just to break the skin and that's all it requires. certainly they tell you that from experience. we learn to smile as we did this. >> and those characteristics do not exist in any other disease so once they got themselves organized and went to the people from cdc and the world health organization, figured out a way of isolating those. >> so that's the war one but we are still engaged in war of zika. two days ago the cdc updated its zika travel

liz macdonald, keith fitz-gera fitz-gerald, and scott shellady.terest rates may be going up today and may be signaling two or three more rate hikes this year. doesn't seem to hurt the market. what say you, keith? >> i agree, it doesn't hurt the market as long as they're measured in slow. the only they think that yellen could do is jaw-bone this to death. they lost that a long time ago, markets set the space. stuart: the rates are going up, do the market care? >> no, the market is more concerned if we are going to get tax cuts and less regulation, those will way outweigh three or four tax hikes this year. the market is more concerned with what the president is going to do than what janet is going to do. we'd like to see a plan after she raises today and whether she raises is a different story. and once we see a plan the market will be more excited what the president will do, not janet will do. stuart: we're looking for a plan. >> she had laid out in the past and totally blown on it afterwar afterwards. i think there's more potential than the rates.

fitz released, that's a violation of federal statute. so, we should look at that first. those are the stark ones. it's up to -- donald trump, i'm suggesting to him, i hope this echoes to him, if you don't trust the loyalty of the people around you, get people around you whom you can trust. some of the holdovers, some of the people that have burrowed themselves into this administration that are now civil service employees, they're going to continue to undermine this administration. we will see this story unfold in the weeks and months ahead. i hope we reflect back on this conversation we're having today about how important it is that if you have an agenda, the people that are going to accomplish that agenda need to believe in it. he's got people working for him that don't believe in the trump mandate. >> congressman steve king of iowa, thank you for joining us and allowing us to pepper you with some questions today. we appreciate it, sir. >> thank you. >> i'm going to ask the panel to stay with us so we can talk about this after the break. a lot to break down from that wh

keith fitz, is there any retailer that you'd buy now?ks and mortar, no, i'm no disrespect to shah, i agree with every single point you make there, big guy, i'm going to stick with amazon because i think it's amazon versus everybody else. with the cloud computer and data, i don't think there's a viable bricks and mortar out there. >> i totally agree and i think the problem is target, target became target again and you have to have a differentiating strategy and they know longer have one. stuart: retail stock. today the dow is up 200 points, 21,000. j.c. penney's, best buy, wal-mart, sears all down. >> that also could be because of tax reform. he came out strongly last night talking tax reform and it's perceived that the retailers might be losers in the kind of border adjustment tax adoption that absolutely is essential for tax reform going through. >> that's a problem, but if you look at some of the retail stocks. some are dogs and wouldn't want to touch them, but some have great real estate values and-- >> i'm going to take issue with th

so congressman jason cha fitz sited subpoenas on the spot. he deserved to learn the truth. this is about two and a half hours. >>> committee on government and oversight reform will come to order. we're here today to talk about atf's failures in the death of i.c.e. agent zapata. there's nothing more difficult th

professor fitz pa tick you said majority were dominated by democrat presidents. thus you reach the unsurprising conclusion that this is a major factor if the somewhat high reversal rate of the ninth circuit over that time. won't the ideological makeup of both courts change over time as new presidents and governors take office and make new nominations? why do you think we should address a temporary issue? >> you're absolutely right, but my view does not in any way depend upon the current ideological makeup of the ninth circuit versus the supreme court. that was just a note that i made that size is not the only factor in the ninth circuit's reversal rate. my testimony is simply based on neutral principles -- >> excuse me. your testimony was very clear that a major -- perhaps the major reason for the disparity is the difference in appointments. then you say, but might size play a role as well? i think it might very well because mathematical theory predicts that it will. there's no certainty. there's no evidence for that at all. you say it might very well. we know ab

who do we have with us, liz macdonald, scott shellady and keith fitz-gerald.'s a testing time with the market with all of the negatives. first off, keith, what do you say? >> absolutely, the market can remain illogical longer than you can remain solvent as the old saying goes. this is what optimism actually looks like. stuart: that was very short, keith. you kind of caught me there. [laughter] i was expecting a paragraph from you, not a couple of sentences. can you keep going or you want me to move on? >> i can keep going, here is the thing, stuart, there are a lot of negatives. you can say we live in the best of times and worst of times. if you're concentrating on solid plans and experienced management that's the stuff you want to think about. short-term movements up and down, those a traders environment, but as an investor, this is a good sign, it means the markets are not running for the hills. stuart: okay, you set him up nicely so let's bring in scott shellady. what do you think the end of this week, up, down or side ways? >> well, we'll probably be sligh

is going to be a news conference to talk about the economic ben fitz of regulating and taxing marijuanae easiest seg ms because we don't have anything to do. oz pearlman has measusmerized audiences with his mind. >> before he blows our mind, were you nervous the patriots weren't coming back to win? >> i tweeted never doubt me. that's predicting stuff. mentalists reading minds. there's another part influencing people. like the movie "inception." if i can plant a suggestion deep enough, you will think it was your own thought. this is a simple suggestion. matt -- >> i don't like this already. i feel like i need a magneto helmet. >> the worst circle. imagine it's not a circle. this is a thought i'm giving you. it's like a watch. my watch right here. i want you to turn your back. and you write your time in the middle of this circle. and with numbers. i don't want you to draw a face. go ahead. and turn sideways so al can't see. i can't see. >> the time. this is your time. >> yes. and, matt, once you've done that -- what chaim on ttime on there? is that close to your body. if i pull the stem o

you're looking at them, joining us to discuss it all, ashley webster, liz macdonald, tammy bruce, keith fitz-geraldtt shellady. let's talk about the market on pause, d.c. sort of, just sucking up the oxygen out there. keith, would you agree with that or do you think there's something else happening here? >> this is like a country dance sopping, two steps forward, one step back. risk and confidence are everything right now for traders and investors and it's a show-me market. it's showed and now we've got to kell. charles: scott, you're the cow you must know about promenading and do-si-do-ing. >> to keith's term, it is a country western song and everybody is sitting out the dance and not doing any steps and ultimate i will the end of the -- ultimate ultimately, things are quiet and your imagination gets in your head and your imagination is your worst enemy, would have, should have, could have. and that's what's happening. and once there's something to sink our teeth in. people are stepping up to the plate and stopping that drift. charles: they do. and any serious-- >> kind of bearish canary in the co