if we can find dna on a hair followic el at the crime scene, can we find cancer dna in the circulation, in the stool or something like that-- . >> couric: or blood test where it is not nearly as invasive as a colono scope. >> and i think those things are on the horizon, i don't think they are this year or next year, i think they're coming. >> couric: i always worry to talk about that, neil, because i am afraid that will discourage people from getting screened with the tools available today because they are waiting for something on the horizon. >> well, i think the topic of screening tests is a very emotionally charged topic. there is a lot of implications of what is the right age to be screened at. nobody wants to not get screened at the age that they should be. but we have to recognize how likely the screening test is to identify the cancer and what are the downsides of screening in a lower risk population. what could the false positive rates be, what could the financial costs be, what could the cost of additional testing be. >> couric: let's talk about younger patients and melanoma a

follows nicely to el peno but his shot can only strike the l .essity lose and take it on the chin for the first time in year, 2-1 to orlando. that's a look at sports. >>> . >>> cherry hills planning board will hold a hearing to get the construction complex. township says this could attract more people to the area but residents worry about how project will affect nearby wooded areas and their neighborhood. if the planning board aproves the plan, the project will then go to township council for a vote. >>> we have a travel alert for drivers who use the pennsylvania turnpi turnpike's mid-county interchange. the express ez pass lanes will be closed in both drictiondz starting at 6:00 and remain shut down for three weeks so crews can upgrade overhead electronic tolling equipment. during the project drivers can still use the traditional ez pass lanes next to the express lanes. >>> we are counting down to spring. it officially starts tomorrow at 6:29. first day of spring, known as the vernal equinox, gives us an equal 12 hours of both daylight and darkn

. >>> back in the bay area now, where we are also following developing news out of el cerrito. a brand-new sinkhole there has opened up on rifle range road. you can see police have closed off one of the lanes. the asphalt and sidewalk have collapsed. and "sky drone 5" overhead in clayton a little while ago at a storm battered morgan territory road. contra costa supervisors are trying to speed up repairs because the washout and the cracks have cut off a neighborhood. some residents have to park their cars on the other side of the damage and then trek into their homes. >>> a muddy mess in pittsburg today after a water main break flooded 7 homes. the pipe ruptured near old town leaving residents stranded. this all started at black diamond and west 11th streets just after 9:30 last night. some yards were submerged under nearly 2 feet of water this morning. it took nearly 90 minutes to turn off the water. and about 3 more hours to repair the line and turn the water back on. >>> was there enough time to get out? san jose residents and city leaders reacting to the recent coyote creek

followed. joining us from california is mohamed el-erian.ith me in new york is robert tipp, head of global bonds and this week, lisa abramovitz joining us. mohammed, i want to start with you. are we witnessing of we could change where it is the fed leading the market and out the market leading the fed? mohamed: i think we are and we saw it earlier when the fed saw the implied -- was only 30%. to triple that probability, so by the time it hiked two days ago, the market reaction was favorable so i think we are seeing the fed transfer regimes, and it will be leading rather than following market. jonathan: most people would characterize it as a dovish hike perspective to expectations. do you disagree? robert: i do. when you look at the dots and how they progress, the participants of the meeting that wanted the under as of december 16, they had six of them that wanted the under and five that wanted the under. when you come to this meeting you have five that want the over and three that want the under, so in other words, the balance. the median's

followed. joining us from california is mohamed el-erian. he is the economic advisor at allianz.ith me in new york is robert tipp, head of global bonds and i am very pleased to say this week, lisa abramovitz joining us, the gadfly columnist. mohamed, i want to start with you. are we witnessing a regime change where the fed leading the market and out the market market and out the market leading the fed? mohamed: i think we are, and we saw it as early as two weeks ago when the fed implied the probability of a hike was only 30%. it was a very coordinated matter to triple net probability, so by the time it hiked two days ago, the market reaction was favorable. so yes, so i think we are seeing the fed's transition regimes, and it will be leading rather than following market. jonathan: robert, you are looking at what most people have characterized as a dovish hike you completely disagree. robert: i do. inghink the fed is rope a dop the market. when you look at the dots and how they have progressed, the participants of the meeting that wanted the under as of december 16, you had six of

hearing from long-time participants of philadelphia's large es cinco de mayo following cancellation this year. organizers canceled elarnival because of fears of a federal immigration crackdown. immigration and customs enforcement says it does not conduct sweeps or raids inscram nantly. even sew the people behind the event say they don't feel comfortable holding the parade down ninth street in south philadelphia. >> been in the carnival for almost eight years, so it's going to be really hard not to do it this year. >> mayor jim kenney says he's, quote, devastated that i.c.e. has had such a chilling effect and he'll do whatever he can to bring back the event in future years. >>> when you thing of philadelphia music legends, hall & oates comes to mind. john oates now calls nashville home but our town is still on his play list. next, see what he and his rock 'n' roll partner are bringing here this summer and how you can get in on the fun. >>> also, summertime changes ahead why you won't be able to bring certain things to a popular delaware beach town this summer. (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'

el-amin. i'm tracee wilkins. >>> following some breaking news here at the live desk. house republicans have just released their plans to replace the affordable care act. we're getting our first look at the bill. it repeals the fine for people who don't buy health insurance. it also gives tax credits of $2,000 to $4,000 based on age. these are going to phase out at a certain point depending on how much money you make. they would vote against any bill that did not protect low income people who are covered under obama's medicaid expansion. these plan protects those recipients up to three more years. the congressional budget office has to decide how much all of this costs before it can go to the floor. we're going to keep you updated every step of the way here on air and of course on the nbc washington app. >>> it has been almost four months now since a deadly crash on an interstate in south carolina killed four people including three children from maryland. still, no charges have been filed in that case. back in no the harley family from silver spring and a family friend

hearing from long-time participants of the annual cinco de mayo event following the cancellation this year. organizers canceled eluse of fears of a federal immigration crackdown. immigration and customs enforcement says it does not conduct sweeps or raids inscram nantly. even sew, the people behind the event say they don't feel comfortable holding the parade down ninth street in south philadelphia. >> been in the carnival for almost eight years so it's going to be really hard not to do it this year. >> mayor jim kenney says he's, quote, deaf stated that i.c.e. has had such a chilling effect and added he'll do anything he can to bring back the event in future years. >>> travel alert for drivers who use the pennsylvania turnpike mid-county interchange in preliminary mout meeting. the express ez pass lanes will be closed in both directions starting at 6:00 tonight. those lanes will remain shut down for three weeks so crews can upgrade overhead electronic tolling equipment. during the project, drivers can still use the traditional ez pass lanes that are next to the express lanes. >>> changes are coming to a popular d

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long-time participants of philadelphia's largest cinco de mayo event following its cancellation for this year. organizers canceled elarnival because of fears of a federal immigration crackdown. immigration and customs enforcement says it does not conduct sweeps or raids indiscriminately. even sew people behind the event say they don't feel comfortable holding it in south philadelphia. >> been in carnival for almost eight years, so it's going to be really hard not to do it this year. >> mayor jim kenney says he's, quote, deaf stated i.c.e. has had had such a chilling effect and he'll do what he can to bring back the event in future years. >>> remembering chuck berry, the rock 'n' roll icon who died yesterday at his home near st. louis. he was 90 years old. he's credited with helping create the rock music we know today. he had a lasting influence on artists like the beatles, rolling stones and bob dylan. fans in chuck berry's hometown of st. louis gathered around his statue yesterday. musicians in philadelphia saberry had an impact on their upbringing with hits like "johnny b. good" and "roll over beethoven." guitaris

following torrential downpours. the storms are thought to have been caused by the old -- el n ino weather phenomenon.table weather is expected to continue for weeks. reporter: a reckless attempt that this man is lucky to survive. yet these are the conditions that many thousands in peru have to struggle with, now. following weeks of torrential rainfall, much of the country is underwater. hundreds of towns and villages are flooded. homes, livelihoods, and many lies have been the -- lives have been destroyed. >> the water came in. we lost everything you'd we have nothing -- we lost everything. we have nothing. reporter: treatment systems have been damaged. many areas have no safe drinking water left. with many bridges swept away by the torrents, some people tried to cross fast-moving rivers on tree trunks. these people have arrived in safety after their town was completely cut off for a week. for them, the only escape route was biplane -- was by plane. sarah: now we are moving on to business. we are looking at the world's biggest tech and business fair. christoph: tech companies are trying to show what

that's why i say it's in the earl el stages and we will follow facts where they take us but even onerticipating in this kind of activity is too much and any young man or woman in the armed norses knows better than this. i can tell you that from firsthand experience. >> senator cotton, good luck over there. safe traffic. thanks very much. >> thanks, jake. >>> coming up, president trump hits the road to sell his obamacare alternative, but can the deal-maker get this one done? >> the bill that i will ultimately sign, and that will be a bill where everybody is going to get into the room and we're going to get it done. america's beverage companies have come together to bring you more ways to help reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family's diet, and we're working to support your efforts. more beverage choices. smaller portions. less sugar. balanceus.org. z

to answer just how many americans were unmasked following bombshell revelation about surveillance of trump transition. judicial washington's christopher eland colonel tony shafer among our guests tonight. talks to repeal and replace obamacare are continuing at this hour. republicans meeting behind closed-doors after postponing today's vote. decision comes after what was a busy day of talks d meetings between president trump and conservative and moderate republicans all the while trying to reach a deal. fox news chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has been following all of the action from capitol hill. and has our report tonight. reporter: well, lou, house lawmakers were hoping to repeal and replace obamacare tonight, talks continue this hour. there may be a final vote tomorrow, as tension builds so does frustration. >> a moment you got to say who you really are deep inside of you. are you for president trump? and repealing and replacing obamacare? or are you against president trump and against repealing and replacing obamacare? reporter: dilemma for house speaker paul ryan, conservatives have been pushing for eliminating so-ca

officers also conducted a pedestrian safety crackdown where a police decoy crossed el camino real to see if drivers were following state law and yielding to anyone in the crosswalk unlike this driver, in the pickup truck who did not stop. did you see the pedestrian? yea i did.. why did you go around him because i was in the .. he cut right in front (he stopped) he cut right in front then the stopped they also focused of cell phone violations .i don't know if i want to be interviewed am i really going to get a ticket they also looked for speeders all around . santa clara county sheriffs office caught this drive rolling well over the posted speed limit the reason i stopped you is because you were speeding ok the speed limt is 35 on here you were doing 52 miles per hour once a month santa clara county agencies hit different cities and sometimes san mateo county sheriffs joins them they call it allied enforcement excuse me deal with the officer not with me ma'am and even if you don't feel comfortable being recorded, the fact still remains hey i know you ..i'm not behaving badly /what i did couldn't cost anybody their

officers also conducted a pedestrian safety crackdown where a police decoy crossed el camino real to see if drivers were followingnd yielding to anyone in the crosswalk unlike this driver, in the pickup truck who did not stop. did you see the pedestrian? yea i did.. why did you go around him because i was in the .. he cut right in front (he stopped) he cut right in front then the stopped they also focused of cell phone violations .i don't know if i want to be interviewed am i really going to get a ticket they also looked for speeders all around . santa clara county sheriffs office caught this drive rolling well over the posted speed limit the reason i stopped you is because you were speeding ok the speed limt is 35 on here you were doing 52 miles per hour once a month santa clara county agencies hit different cities and sometimes san mateo county sheriffs joins them they call it allied enforcement excuse me deal with the officer not with me ma'am and even if you don't feel comfortable being recorded, the fact still remains hey i know you ..i'm not behaving badly /what i did couldn't cost anybody their lives even

follow me on twitter. my handle is @newsdamian. also pick up a copy of el observador newspaper, and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. we thank you once again for sharing a part of your sunday with us on "comunidad del valle." we're going to leave you now with a talk on immigration with the mexican consul general. damian: we're joined here on "comunidad del valle" today with the mexican consul general in san jose. given the fact that the us president just announced some new rules, and so has the mexican president. he's given you some standing orders all the way from mexico city. welcome back to the show. mauricio toussaint is the mexican consul general in san jose. this is the first meeting that we're looking at right here between donald trump and presidente peña nieto. tell us what orders you've been given from the us embassy in washington dc after the president, mexican president's announcement. mauricio toussaint: from the us embassy in washington? damian: mm-hmm, did they give you any orders as far as what you need to be doing when

following his sending—off of midfielder. they went on to lose the type i—o. jose mourinho's men have been drawn against the belgian side anderlecht ege'r—fé él—f. 5;!.:. europa league quarter tie. the second i will be at home. celta vigo face genk, a'ax have been gaired with schalkez—= and lyon welcome besiktas. that's all from us at the bbc sport centre. we'll have updates throughout the evening, but for now, let's joinjohn watson live in dublin for this year's final inside six nations. you john is in a very load dublin. the city is rocking on saint patrick's day. ireland know they can stop them winning with back—to—back grand fun titles. they would love to do that. welcome to inside six nations. welcome to dublin and welcome to the rds arena, which hosts a legends match tonight between ireland and england — are lots of familiar faces from english and irish teams. england already have the title in thebagrbutjrelad are hoping to upset the party. england arrive here to face dublin tomorrow. it would i an tomorrow. it would be an unprecedented i9 tomorrow. it would be an unprecedented 19 win in a row. ireland would love to stop them from achieving that

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the chairman of the intelligence committee and on it for 16 years so i follow this closely, i've had the gang of eight briefings and elat the reports of the intelligence community are in fact correct. have you read either the final classified or unclassified versions of the intelligence community's assessment regarding the russian government's interference with the 2016 presidential campaign? >> senator, i'm certainly familiar with the issue from e-accounts. i obviously have not read any classified report concerning it because it's not within my official responsibility as u.s. attorney for maryland, and i don't believe i've read the unclassified report. i believe i've read summaries in the media. >> well, i'm going to ask that you do that before your nomination comes up, if it does on the floor, if you will. will you read those reports? >> i think, senator, if i were to become deputy, it would be essential for me to read those reports. probably the classified as well if there is such a report. i don't think i'm authorized to do that. >> well, why doesn't we fi-- doe find out. you're number two now or will be number tw

el portal drive. they noticed a dip in the street pavement and a swk twalk -- and the sidewalk following weeks of heavy rains. in 2010 a massive sink home at this same -- sinkhole at this same location led to a local state of emergency. >>> several fights at a pro- trump rally in huntington beach. exactly what happened isn't clear. this video shows what appears to be three our four people dressed as members of the black block pushing, shoving, and occasionally fight with rally -- fighting with rally goers. one person was tackled and beaten. four people were arrested. three men on suspicion of illegal use of a taser and one woman on suspicion of assault and battery. >>> washington is still reeling from yesterday's stinging defeat for the republicans and president trump after house republican leaders pulled legislation to repeal the affordable care act from a vote on the house floor. as kevin cork reports the failure leaves a major trump campaign promise unfulfilled. >> yesterday wasn't a victory for the american people. it was a victory for the status quo in washington, d.c. and a victory for the disast

running over there and we have a subway line, the frankford, market el that runs through here and buses. somebody could have followed that store or off the subway and robbed them as soon as they turned this corner. those are questions right now homicide detectives are going to try to answer and the first question difficulties they find an id in that backpack and if not maybe the person's wallet was taken. karen and lauren. >> steve, thank you. >>> changing gears right now 5:39. popping bottles. lots of drinking of wine this weekend. >> it is because it is philadelphia wine week. we will tell but it but first sean bell. >>> coming up in sports in a minute flyers holding on for dear life to their playoff hopes, last night it came down to an overtime thriller see if they can get it done next in sports. game night is our daughter allie's favorite night. and knowing that her favorite general mills big g cereals are gluten-free, like honey nut cheerios, rice chex and lucky charms, she can enjoy it her way. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. >>> good morning, i'm sean bell. t

el pious. you'll definitely need the sunglasses. navigating fog the next couple mornings. that's when you know the cooler afternoons will follow. monday looking a little wetter. here is a look at the blocking area of high pressure pushing the storm well up into the pacific northwest into canada, grabbing the cold air, grabs the moisture and brings it to the northeast. that's why you have the nor'easter developing. back at home, 67 at half moon bay, 73 to about 77 around the bay, about 77 to 82 in our inland neighborhoods with wlifr moore, 82 being in the warm spot. look at the wind. there you go. see the flag. that's blowing offshore. any time we get that, a clear coast and pretty warm temperatures. watch the pollen if you're doing yard work. if you're going on the water, small waves. round off your activity planner with a little exercise. remember the sun is strong this time of year. let's take a look at what's going on as far as our temperatures. notice the coast doesn't get as warm as everybody else because of the sea breeze. clouds in the evening hours. 73 to 77 around the bay. still in the 70s at 6:00. mid 60s if you're he

el were put on leave. the district said all travel procedures were properly followed including preapproval in these particularut no one from fairfax county schools would speak on camera about whether this kind of jet setting is typical. what we do know is if every principal and assistant principal in the school district traveled like this, the price tag for taxpayers would be more than $2 million. fairfax county school said the total budget for travel in other professional development is $1.4 million. just recently re the superintendent proposed cutting travel costs by half million r next school year. unknown if that has to do with the travel records we've obtained. the school district still is not saying why case and lied el were put on leave. only that it had to do with a personnel matter. we looked at the their travel records from last school year. case had one out of state trip. lied el had none. we reached out to them. they have not replied. lied el is still on paid leave. lindsay watts. >> if you thought we were finished with the snow. you might want to think again. >> a dramatic robbery caught on camer

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following five years of severe drought. >> we are up in that top, you know, 2-3, 3-4, biggest snow accumulations for march. >> for frank, gliding across el dorado county for department of water resources is a snow survey tradition spanning decades. piercing the ground a total of seven times. >> oh, right at the ground. >> stopping right before the powder banked creek bed. >> very heavy snow. >> more importantly, weighing for water content. a measurement that will gauge how much runoff will carry us through the drier months. >> pretty phenomenal snow pack. >> statewide, california's snow pack is 185% of the march average. the northern sierra 159% while the central and southern sierra are nearing a 1983 record at 191 and 201%. >> the higher elevations snow packs are going to stay in place for a long time. >> not yet a record. >> whether or not we continue, we get another series of storms so that we end up with record- setting on april 1, we'll just have to see. >> 2017 is shaping up to be a healthy year for spring and summer ahead. >> it certainly is. we have a lot of water. it's almost as if we've had two rainfalls/snowfall seasons in one

case and light el got approval for three out of state trips in the fast eight months cost nearly $12,000. they released a statement that said all travel procedures were properly followed including preapproval in these particular instances. by the way the travel budget for this year is $1.4 million. superintendent has now recommended cutting that by half million for the next school year. >>> new information now about the gang related murder of 15-year-old gaithersburg girl. a search warrant revealed demaris reyes was killed retaliation for another gang related murder >> the brutality exhibited in these killings by what are basically kids. sarah simmons spoke with a psychologist who explains how young minds can become cable of murder. >> reporter: the rising gang activity in the dc area is not only troubling for police but experts in the psychology field. more and more young teens being suck i do not the gang culture. the age of these gang members is crucial to pointed out. because they tend to join during what are considered very formative years >>> demaris reyes rivas. the david reveals it depicts interrogation and taunting. the affidavit states some videos depict the

el paso, texas, highway. the person shooting the video eventually sped up and alerted the driver. >>> that would be the best part that they just like followedd for awhile. >> oh, you get the video first, the important part and then help out. >>> well, now for a look at morning road conditions. wet and slippery in the northern rockies and the upper central plains with icy roads in the upper parts of the northeast. >>> and after the week travelers have had, here's the good news, there are no weather-related airport delays expected. >> whoo-hoo. for people who fly, they know that is big. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> well, now to a crime that stunned the nation. a young couple shopping at an upscale mall when the husband is killed in a carjacking. >> yeah, the first trial in the case got under way with emotional testimony from his widow. abc's gio benitez with more. >> reporter: it was the holiday mall shooting that shocked the country. 30-year-old lawyer dustin friedland shot dead during a terrifying carjacking right in front of his wife jamie. >> i'm at the short hills mall. my husband has been shot. >> reporter: this morning the first of four su

officers also conducted a pedestrian safety crackdown where a police decoy crossed el camino real to see if drivers were following state law and yielding to anyone in the crosswalk unlike this driver, in the pickup truck who did not stop. did you see the pedestrian? yea i did.. why did you go around him because i was in the .. he cut right in front (he stopped) he cut right in front then the stopped they also focused of cell phone violations .i don't know if i want to be interviewed am i really going to get a ticket they also looked for speeders all around . santa clara county sheriffs office caught this drive rolling well over the posted speed limit the reason i stopped you is because you were speeding ok the speed limt is 35 on here you were doing 52 miles per hour once a month santa clara county agencies hit different cities and sometimes san mateo county sheriffs joins them they call it allied enforcement excuse me deal with the officer not with me ma'am and even if you don't feel comfortable being recorded, the fact still remains hey i know you ..i'm not behaving badly /what i did couldn't cost anybody their

officers also conducted a pedestrian safety crackdown where a police decoy crossed el camino real to see if drivers were following anyone in the crosswalk unlike this driver, in the pickup truck who did not stop. did you see the pedestrian? yea i did.. why did you go around him because i was in the .. he cut right in front (he stopped) he cut right in front then the stopped they also focused of cell phone violations .i don't know if i want to be interviewed am i really going to get a ticket they also looked for speeders all around . santa clara county sheriffs office caught this drive rolling well over the posted speed limit the reason i stopped you is because you were speeding ok the speed limt is 35 on here you were doing 52 miles per hour once a month santa clara county agencies hit different cities and sometimes san mateo county sheriffs joins them they call it allied enforcement excuse me deal with the officer not with me ma'am and even if you don't feel comfortable being recorded, the fact still remains hey i know you ..i'm not behaving badly /what i did couldn't cost anybody their lives even if you are on

following up on leads in this case. they're asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> it's 5:12. lawyers for joaquin "el chapo" approach. s lawyers are calling on president trump to deport him back to mexico saying he is in the united states illegally. the president pledged to deport undocumented immigrants to committed illegal acts. >> former president george bush is warning against isolatation. last month, vice president mike pence reassured allies in europe about the united states willingness to maintain international partnerships. president bush says it's was not his intent to criticize his successors at the white house and he's optimistic about the future. >>> and president bush will be making his first appearance on the ellen degeneres show today. he's opening up about his relationship with the obamas and a funny moment from president trump's inauguration. >> ponchos seem to be a problem. had you is that the first time? >> yeah. >> first time put ago borchbo -- >> it looks like it.. >> you hold an umbrella over your head, you don't have to use a poncho very much. i like that, he is taking it in st

following the show on xfinity x1. the acm awards. live on sunday, april 2nd 8/7 central on cbs. tracy: welcome back. you're watching bloomberg markets middle east. i'm tracy alloway. yousef: i'm yousef gamal ele from kuwait city. let's get you up to speed. we need more malls, because the company is said to make a bid for soup.com challenging an existing office of -- offer from amazon. they have offered about $800 million for the online retailer. is also converting a deposit on $500 million. souq.com could not be reached. uber has -- tracy: uber has suspended its self driving vehicle after it was involved in a high profile crash in arizona. the company's is they are not responsible for the accident. tests until it can complete an investigation. brazil accounts for 20% of global beef exports and 40% of chicken. the industry has been accused of bribing health inspectors for products. china is due for monday. china dairy holdings, the largest cattle arm operator plunged as much as 91% in hong kong. four months ago, they said the company was worth close to zero. the crash remains unexplained became a day after they met local lenders. the plunge wiped more than $4 billion off the company's value.

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following up on that meeting with the vsos. also last night the president named several individuals whom he intends to nominate or appoint to key administration posts. courtney elral intelligence agency general counsel, noaa francisco, department of justice, deputy rosen, deputy secretary of transportation. john j. sullivan, general counsel, the department of defense. ajet pai, member of the federal communications and tony sayegh. expect further announcements as the week goes on. after receiving his daily intelligence briefing, the president met with the founder of emerson collective, an organization dedicated to removing barriers unfortunately prevent some in the world achieving their full potential. they discussed education and immigration policy which are two of the areas emerson collective focuses on. then the president held a strategic affairs lunch focused on infrastructure with leaders in the private sector. infrastructure used to be a point of american pried but overbearing, ineffective regulatory system can projects in limbo for years of the president already is removing regulatory roadblocks that kill projects before eeven begun, through executive act

follow. 235,000. 0.e forecast, 200,00 we come down to 4.8%. a little softer than expected month on month. it really is a bit of a no drama report. you want to bring in mohamed elu with us on the program to get your insight. your initial takeaway from the jobs report? mohamed: solid overall. especially good for wall street because it has the goldilocks element in the context of a fed hike cycle. somewhat less good for main street because wages could have been better. jon: the reserve, could it really move the dollar and what is changed in the last two weeks that drove them to come out and change the way they has spoken to us over the last several months? mohamed: this report means we ,efinitely get a hike next week but it doesn't mean we get more than three hikes for 2017. not yet at least. the market expected a hike next week. the only thing it was worried about was doing it even? this report suggests we don't. elegantlythe fed saw and so effectively tough expectations. i was with you when i was saying 30% is too low a probability to attach to a march hike. what the fed did in a skillful -- we don't get any disruptions to markets. alix: i don't know what the f

following all week long. the story of a rockville maryland high school student. one of many brutal cases involving illegal immigrant. pete: in new york this week an immigrant from elld. all of this after he was deported four times. abby: joining us now with more on this and other cases. former nypd detective bo dietl who is, of course, now running for new york city mayor. bo, good to have you here. >> good to be here. abby: under terrible circumstances we can't get to the real details of what happened in this particular case it is horrendous and sickening. the reality is these things are happening not just in maryland but elsewhere. >> in new york city, in rikers island ms-13. 80,000 central americans from el salvador, honduras what they do have the gangs that original nafted in the 1980s in los angeles. now it's spread around the whole western hemisphere. they are very identifiable with their tattooing marks on them and all that now, what we have is an influx where they are bent on doing human trafficking, murders for hire, robberies, drug dealings, and all that now we are getting them. and then the issue comes up about illegal people in the united states. look,