lines formed around the corner to get the best seat in the house at mc guillen's today. as the eagles and new england patriots take to the field in minneapolis for super bowl lii. >>> ♪ fly, eagles, fly, on the road to victory ♪ >> ♪ fly, eagles, fly, score a touchdown one, two, three ♪ >> ♪ >> and it is sunday after all. so choir members at saint lawrence parish in upper darby got the congregation pumped up. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. millions of living rooms and thousands of establishments across the nation stot spotlight is on our team our philadelphia eagles right now. fans across the delaware valley are filled with hope that the city finally gets a super bowl win. "eyewitness news" reporter chante lance is live at philadelphia's oldest watering hole anticipation at all-time high row. chante. >> it is a full house here at mc guillens. crowds are pumped. the game is starting. they are hoping that the spear witness continues and that their home city will pull off that win. whoo! >> reporter: the excitement electric. >> e

>> guillen. >> thank you. if i called your name, please step up. >> i'm sharon wilinski, retired, also sierra club member. i urge you to vote to divest as soon as possible. >> thank you. up next, we have anita klein followed by lynn agerri. followed by michael donaldson, followed by dr. bruce colville. >> i'm anita klein. i'm a retiree. and i urge you, please, divest now. we can't wait any longer. the world is waiting. >> michael donaldson. i decline. >> bruce colville? >> i decline. i encourage others to as well so we can get to the vote. >> ed kinchler. >> where's ed?

lines formed around the corner to get the best seat in the house at mc guillen's today.es and new england patriots take to the field in minneapolis for super bowl lii. >>> ♪ fly, eagles, fly, on the road to victory ♪ >> ♪ fly, eagles, fly, score a touchdown one, two, three ♪ >> ♪ >> and it is sunday after all. so choir members at saint lawrence parish in upper darby got the congregation pumped up. good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. millions of living rooms and

guillen, thank you for your testimony. as you know, we have seen these situations with various federal laws and state laws that have delayed, i know mr. shimkus will probably speak to this because it was in his district, 2016, a company was looking to expand adding a 14 by 10-foot area of land adjacent to its existing facility in a parking lot. the study tookot five months to complete and cost thousands of dollars. have you or anyone else on the panel who actually does deployment, have you, tell us about the things you've run into. tell us what you like about these bills, you've reference some of the testimony, but what do you say. is this a problem or is in it. on one end of o the panel we hear it's not a problem and the other and we hear it is a problem. i live in a district like mine firsthand. >> thank you. your example is good. it's something we face every da day. throughout the country carriers are running into challenges that particularly when we start talking about things like this, to install 23 of these in a part

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every fed president gets tested certainly jamie guillen was, then vernaculars and powell is no different. the dynamic right now, investors are trained to understand what is taking place in washington. i think a lot of investors are concerned that deficit ballooned in his latest budget and i don't think the market? the will or investigation because clear that the white house serving the policy. lauren: the market in the short-term, investors on the the wild swings here study is what you're saying. >> i was pretty uncomfortable. cheryl: do you expect the fed to go further in a statement yesterday. further gradual interest rate increases or are you done for 2018? >> hard to say. 100% probability we will have one in march. i didn't hear anything that surprised me in and that's what was really surprising. initially after that release for 300 points for about 30 minutes and we closed down and doesn't bode well for the opening and means we will mill around here for at least the next couple weeks. >> dow futures down 70 points. thank you for your perspective today. >> thank you for having me. ch

so first we know from guillen's work investigating why americans hate welfare that the racialization of poverty in which poverty is visualized and personified in the media as black and brown. this depresses support for social safety net programs like welfare. recent ethno graphic research by catherine cramer support this is finding. her multiyear study of whites in wisconsin show that white residents of that state felt deep resentment towards the government. in large part because they believe the government spending didn't go to people like them and that it instead disproportionately benefitted other people. undeserving people who do not work hard and who live in cities. these people are again envisioned as being black. largely. so the economic anxiety that was often discussed in 2016 is not in competition with that it was largely about race, but many white americans do feel as though they are forgotten people. and that made them right for a figure like donald trump who promised redemption and restoration of their status in society. so the second example of how facts and references c