how might that affect governor hogan's bid? >> well, you know, shawn, jim, over the years, people have accused governor hogan of trying to keep the president at arm's length, you know, during the campaign, during this first year of his presidency. we asked him about that today. and he didn't back down from this one. he said, you know, in his respect, that he has a job to do here as the governor of maryland. the president of the united states has a job to do as the president of the united states. from his view point it is his independent that led to a lot of these poll numberses he's coming in anywhere from the second most popular governor in the country right now. we asked him about this. republican or democratic state? how is donald trump going to effect your chances for reelection? this is what he said. >> we're pleased with aware we are, 72% job approval. i believe the president is about 22% in maryland. so we have a 50 points spread. people don't see me the same as they see president trump. >> reporter: it is something they

that's what hogan gidley said to reporters on air force one today.partner stedman graham told "the new york times" that she would run for president, but he added that would be up to the people. sounds very political. this after oprah's golden globe acceptance speech blew the doors off last night. many of her comments about sexual assault and harassment accusations hitting the world of hollywood, politics and beyond. >> for too long, women have not been heard or believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. >> shepard: back in june, oprah told the hollywood reporter that she would never run for office. as cavuto said, that was then. trace gallagher with more. sounds like oprah could have a change of heart? >> a little bit, shep. before last night, her confidants have been urging her to run. this goes back several months. this is interesting. as you noted in june she ruled out running for president. that was during a podcast for the hollywood reporter when oprah was asked if she could beat trump. here's wh

hogan gidley from the white house. thank you very much.nk you for your time. >> thanks very much. >> harris: meanwhile, senate judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley speaking out against the committee's ranking democrat senator dianne feinstein. remember i said i was going to go deeper on this with our next guest for releasing glenn simpson's testimony. >> obviously i was a little disappointed because i had an understanding ahead of time that it would be released when we both agreed to release it. and i think i have shown my cooperation with the other side by yesterday agreeing two interviews they want up there at their request. so i think we are going to move forward without any glitch in the way we have been operating. >> harris: here is what senator type stein said in a statement quote the innuendo and misinformation circulating about the transcript are part of a deepably troubling effort to undermine the investigation into potential collusion and obstruction of justice. the only way to set the record straight is to make the tringt

assembly went back into session today, republican governor hogan sat down with tom fitzgerald who is live at the state house in annapolis with more. tom, what defendant to say. >> reporter: it's going to be a busy legislative session here in annapolis for the next 90 days, larry hogan is up for reelection and he knows full well that democrats inside the state house would love to knock him out of office. first, there is the business of hands, sitting down with the governor here in his office in annapolis, he told us he expects that this is going to be what he calls the most aggressive legislative package his administration has ever put forth. amongst them, he wants term limits for lawmakers so people can't hold ton power. for decades. he also said when house bill one gets on his desk. he will sign it. what is house bill one? it would take away thear rights from a rapist over any child that was produced as a result of that attack on a victim. now, politically, the governor is tuned into the winds that are afoot here in the state and across the country because he said he's paying close

you just heard hogan gidley in a similar vein.ou spoke to michael wolff for the book. >> three times. >> you had conversations. you're quoted in the book. you're mentioned in the book several times and now we're looking at it, sam hasn't seen all of the times, but one time he quotes about how you were explaining the constitution to trump. >> right. >> he quotes you as saying i got as far as the fourth amendment before his finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes are rolling back in his head. tell me the context in which this happened. >> sure. first of all, the context of it was that the president before the first debate, i was out of the campaign starting around september of 2015. the president before the first debate was going to one of his properties in europe and we were trying to get a lot of issues in before he left so he couldn't get these gotcha questions or infamous gotcha questions before the 2016 cycle. the infamous one asking rudy giuliani the difference between a sunni and a shia. i was able to go over some of t

larry hogan sat down to talk about his bid for reelection. a democrats are breathing down his neck to take back the state. here is some of what he said. >> i was not a supporter of the president. i want any president to be successful but i didn't endorse the president and i'm concerned about some of the things, the tone and the issues that are going on. my job is to stay focused here. >> hogan is working with legislatures to scale back state taxes from the new trump tax bill and marilyn's general assembly is taking off this week. coming up at 6:00, we hear what hogan has in store for the metro. >> the after james franco is under fire the accusations what happened right after his win at the golden globes. he was wearing a time's up pin in support of the campaign and one actress and one filmmaker recently accused franco on twitter of earlier instances of sexual misconduct and franco denied the allegations on cbs during the late show with stephen colbert last night. >> the things i heard on twitter are not accurate. i completely support people c

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan has a race to worry about, his own. hogan is running for reelection this year, a republican in a state dominated by democrats and right now eight democrats are lined up to run against him. one topic hogan has chosen to keep his distance from, president trump. >> i try not to be focused on washington. i try to be focused on maryland. i was not a supporter of the president. i want any president to be successful, but i didn't endorse the president and, you know, i am concerned about some tone and some of the issues that are going on there, but my job is to stay focused here. >> focused here means meat and potato issues like taxes. hogan told us he'll work with democrats in the statehouse to keep changes in the federal tax code from triggering a jump in state taxes. the governor must be doing something right, by the way. his job approval rating is a healthy 67%. >>> time for our first check on d.c.'s most accurate forecast. topper has a yellow weather alert posted for tomorrow. he's out on the terrace to let us know what th

hogan gidley, thank you. be sure to tune in for tonight's fox news team coverage of president trump's first state of the union address. we will have covered all day and evening leading up to the big event, which begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern. plus reaction and analysis, did i mention there are five democratic rebuttals? we will talk about that later this hour. fox news alert, the house intelligence committee voting to release that classified memo i just asked hogan gidley about that republicans say all americans need to see immediately. it alleges to reveal government surveillance abuses in the russia investigation. president trump has five working days to decide whether he has any objections to the document before it can be made public. the committee's top democrats slammed the decision. >> i think we have crossed a deeply regrettable line in this committee, which sadly we can fully expect the president of the united states will not put the national interest over his own personal interest. but it is a sad day

my job is to stay focused here. >> reporter: hogan's strategy works. recent polling found him at 67% approval while tonk -- while trump was 34%. the tax bill was another headache for the republican governor with people being anxious about this in places like montgomery county. can you work it out with the legislature? >> i sure hope so. the good news is most marylanders will see their federal tax go down. estate taxes might go up unless we do something. the senate president and the speaker said they want to work with me to protect marylanders who might impacted. it's mostly lower income taxpayers who would have a rise in taxes. some of the folks are pushing back, saying we need to spend that money but we try to keep them to their commitment to protect taxpayers because we don't want to see a windfall of state revenue increasing with federal taxes. >> we talked about this and we talked about scandals in prince george's county and we talked about the metro. go to my facebook page, scott broom at wusa9 and look at the full interview. scott broom, wusa9. >

understand the republican governor larry hogan is up for reelection this year.e the general assembly love to knock him out of office. 2018 might be the most important year of his term. >> we made a lot of progress but we're probably putting our most aggressive legislative package in this year. we've gotten a lot of things done be it's an election year, which will complicate things because people want to play politics. >> you know, the governor has been a very big critic of mismanagement by public officials whether it be the problems faced in prince george's county schools or corruption charge against some members of the general assembly, the governor said the answer is this. term limits, that's the only way to make sure politicians in power don't hold on to that power for decades and decades. >> our found, fathers never envisioned these professional politicians spend their whole careers in office. that's what we have now, and they're very blatantly partisan fighting. i'm a businessman, never held elective office, i'm here to get things done. >>reporter: governor

consumer reporter susan hogan is going to show you how to improve your credit score by 20 points. >>> plus, out with the old and in with the new. the new look and new flavors of diet coke that will have a lot of you talking. >>> and chopper 4 is chasing some breaking news. we've got a report of an aptment fire in arga

hogan, we're with you. we hope you guys get it done. thanks for joining us. want to point out, hogan for you, and our viewers we went through everything chuck schumer had to say. same old, same old. they remain in a state where there is no agreement. take a look at meanwhile the pictures everyone, coming to us. this is china, caught on tape, helping north korea in defiance of u.n. sanctions imposed the rogue nation. it is clear china isn't getting the message here. it is not sinking in. what can we do? there is a lot we can do. we'll talk about it next. ♪ trish: new satellite photos show evidence of six chinese cargo ships violating u.n. sanctions against north korea. officials say these ships are performing covert manuevers at sea which are meant to throw off u.s. u.s. intelligence and disguise the secret trade with kim jong-un's regime. the u.s. slapped tough sanctions on north korea last summer, banning them from exporting iron ore, lead, seafood. joining me former cia officer and radio talk show host, buck section son. that is -- sexton. that is combo you

also on the agenda, the democrats pushed to override larry hogan's veto of a bill on paid sick leave. and a vote on expanding the number of licenses to grow medical marijuana. news 4 is working for you with team coverage tomorrow. julie carey will be in richmond. chris gordon from annapolis. that's starting tomorrow on news 4 at 4:00. >>> she lost her son to an especially addictive and deadly form of heroin. >> what addiction of an entire generation. >> next at 11:00, the news 4 i-team talks to this mother about the opioid crisis.

right that's phil hogan out of ireland his big message was support he said that we're doing everything we can to sport the german officials german politicians the agriculture minister here in germany met with hogan and they met with state's agriculture ministers across the states of germany yesterday to talk about a number of issues and one of them was swine fever and so what you saw is what you see with what about the whole been trying to do is this message that we are here we're going to help you as much as we can but this is also going to be a national issue. that if you were to put a price tag on the possible damage of well let's call it an epidemic what are we talking about. it's you know the exports here in germany are looking at two to three billion two to three billion euro i believe a year is what the market is for port going out of germany the e.u. is the largest port exporter in the world and germany is traditionally the largest producer of pork in the u.c. you can see there just how important is obviously in german culture as well in german kitchens port is the main ingredi

"fox5" goes one-on-one with maryland government nor larry hogan. the news at 10 starts right now. >>> and it is a murder that stunned d.c. region. tonight, "fox5" has police interrogation video of a teenage girl confessing to ms 1 gang-related murder in northern virginia. >> the suspect pleaded guilty to stabbing the victim to death. korey kauffman is live with the details, korey. >> in the hours long interragation venus romero again eyes being involved in the killing of damaris reef questions. before sfwribing the violent act and why she did it. >> you need to tell me what did you to her. >> i killed her. >> how did you kill her? >> with a knife. >> the moment she confesses to the vicious murder of montgomery county teen de mar is alexander >> i said i'm not going to forgive you. >> she was 17 at the time of the january 2017 murder said to avenge the death of her boyfriend kristin sosa reves a known member of ms 13. she believed reyes to be responsible for his death and lainked to have her taken to the woods in fairfax why they tortured and inter

back to you guys. >> hogan, thank you. >>> the search continues in southern california.for more than two dozen people who are still missing in the aftermath of the deadly mudslides yesterday. >> 15 people now confirmed dead. that number is expected to go up. ur almaguer. he's in montecito where hundreds are still waiting to be rescued. what is the latest there? >> reporter: leon and doreen, we're getting a better sense of the damage here. this is 1 of 100 homes that were completely wiped out. you can see these massive boulders all around me. this came from our photographer and it flowed down here for several city blocks. home after home, they have been hit with the wall of mud. in this neighborhood, several people are missing. the official total for the death toll stands at roughly 15 with 24 missing but we expect both of those numbers to be fluid in the coming days. you may be able to hear overhead helicopters. we've seen u.s. coast guard helicopters looking for any possible survivors. yesterday, they plucked more than 50 people from cruise rescuers were wading through

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we want to hear a plan to work with governor hogan to address these issues. we fought hard to defeat this plan. it came down to few votes in the united states senate. now all of us in maryland need to do everything we can to protect maryland taxpayers and our economy from the really damaging consequences of this bill. so thank you for being a part of that because what happened to this bill is the revenues that you asked, your constituents to provide those, your elected officials with your municipal officials it will be become as congressman hoyer said much more expensive, that dollar they're providing to local and state services is being taxed twice. and so we need to make sure we look for ways to mitigate and prevent that from happening. so, steny, thank you for bringing us together and look forward to working with all of you as we address these issues. >> thank you very much, senator. i might say, senator van hollen is member of the appropriations committee. very, very important for us and senator cardin is a member of the finance committee which of course

but here's how cool hulk hogan was.oes, "hey, i signed this for your son. he gave me my only one back, and i needed that one as one to make a thousand other copies." and he goes, "give this back. give this to him." and i have one of those. >> that's the coolest story. >> isn't that the coolest thing? so, hogan, if you're watching, thank you, brother. i appreciate that. >> you still have it? >> i still have it. >> so amazing right there. "jumanji: welcome to the jungle" is currently playing in theaters. next up is steven spielberg for "the post." i still can't believe i sat down with him even though i have before in the past. it's still pretty surreal to sit down with one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, and i wanted to talk to him about how he allows the audience to be a collaborator in his storytelling, specifically the introduction he has of tom hanks' and meryl streep's character having breakfast in a restaurant. he has a long tracking shot, and i wanted to know, as a storyteller, why did you keep us without e

. >> joining us now, the deputy white house press secretary giggly hogan. nice to have you with us. >> nice to be here. >> this a one-on-one meeting just the two of them? >> i don't want to get into details of the meeting, who is in it who is not, but i will say this. this isn't the first time the president has invited chuck schumer over to have a conversation about funding the government. sadly, democrats are told chuck schumer is in on this particular vote and we're talking about shutting down the federal government, not funding our troops who protect us on a daily basis, not funding 89 million children who are impoverished. >> why wasn't mitch mcconnell invited to this meeting between the president and chuck schumer? shouldn't he be involved in this discussion? >> the president is the negotiator in chief, he's the one who sets the deal. he sets the terms and i'll leave it at that. >> the president back in 2013 suggested that the president of the united states is responsible for all of this. he was very critical of president obama when there was an 18-day

forrnor hogan will be up election after his second term next year. right now there are seven democrats vying to challenge him. withn: 7 on your side health matters and a shortage of critical equipment and hospitals across america triggered by hurricane maria. a port royal-reagan -- a puerto rico-based company makes about 45% of iv bags and solution for the entire country. three plants went down after the storm and local hospitals are now scrambling in the midst of flu season. >> many organizations are running extremely low if not completely out. >> our t the community. inova's five hospitals use up to 3000 of these iv bags everything they. they are conserving bags by conserving fluids or directly injecting fluid. nancy: a power outage at one of the biggest electronics shows. we will show you the moment that c.e.s. went dark along with all of the new electronics. plus -- dogs kept inf horrible conditions in southern rigid and they are now in the d him v. and a $60 taco? that story next. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have

. >> larry hogan announced $2.5 million in emergency money to help fix heating problems in baltimore schools. dozens of schools experienced heat related problems last week with images of students bundled up in classrooms with outrage that prompted schools to be closed on friday. the crews week -- worked through the weekend to fix the boilers so schools could open on monday. >> it is a good thing they are getting the schools together school. >> we have an infrastructure problem in the city, no question. we have some of the oldest pipes in the country, over 100 years old. there is a federal mandate to fix the pipes and that is an infrastructure issue. >> governor hogan said maryland is making record investment in the schools, particularly in baltimore city and he will introduce legislation creating a new investigator general's office to investigate mismanagement and lack of accountability in the school districts in the state. >> after more than a week of freezing temperatures in southeast washington, businesses are having frozen pipes. crabcakes restaurant had pipes that burst open and

. >> reporter: we asked the governor hogan if he shouldered any blame. >> we shoulder a lot. i don't have anything to do with the day-to-day operations of the obligation to provide the oversight and funding. >> reporter: hogan is offering $2.5 million to fix the heating problem and proposing they look into why the city schools, the fourth highest funded in the nation have failed to protect the students. the parents filled up the overflow rooms at the schools demanding answers. >> all of these issues have been present for years. >> the meeting is nice, but the action is better. >> we are not waiting on the people elected to office or those on the school board, the parents and community members are stepping up to make the demands. >> 60 baltimore schools were closed at the height of the arctic blast, and only one is closed today. >>> a daughter posted video of her dad slipsliding down the driveway which was covered in black ice. the slippery adventure ended up with him falling into the grass and luckily not the street. the video was posted 12 hours ago and has seen over 10 mill

hulk hogan for u.s.ate. >> trump's former adviser, roger stone, has been urging hulk to run for senate in florida. announcer: challenging florida governor rick scott in the republican primary. >> i have a great fan base. i'd probably win. harvey: he could win. >> i don't want to run. the republicans and democrats act like they hate each other and they don't want to do anything except create chaos so i don't want to be part of that. harvey: is this a flat-out no? >> right now, this moment, it's a flat-out no. harvey: as of now. those are the magic words. hillary clinton said, not even thinking about it now. everybody defers until they don't. kelly: you know what hillary clinton didn't say? the n-word. announcer: that could come up. hulk has apologized but anyway, he ain't running yet. >> is it possible next month it could be maybe or yes? >> it could be. announcer: vague, equivocating. you'll fit in nicely. what would definitely make you run, hulk? >> if there was a job i could take that was bigger donald

hogan i allocated and five dollars in emergency funding. dozens of city schools were closed because of cold weather and broken heaters. at one point, 60 buildings were close at the same time. as hogan announced the funding, he criticized school leadership. hogan: because the projects have been repeatedly prioritized and funded by the state, and then completely mismanaged by the city school system. >> it is messing up the kids education for the day. they need their education to learn to get what they got adrianna: going on. adrianna:the mayor says some of the school buildings are too old. she is working on a plan to decide what government should be closed permanent. >> he rolled out. we cannot ask my kids go to cleverly. >> we are looking at budget, achievement gap -- you cannot even keep them safe. adrianna: frustrations boiling dr. -- superintendent walked out of a meeting. part-time aide shawn kelley has been placed on administrative leave. thousands of dollars of counterfeit air jordan shoes are seized at dulles airport. u.s. customs and

governor hogan is not happy th baltimore's mayor says some of the school buildings are just too old. she's working on a plan to decide which school buildings shoud be closed permanently. take a look at this. d-c police shared these images -of nine pounds of pot... mailed to the wrong address. police say the man who got the drugs - called them immediately. then when someone asked him about the pot... he set up a meeting to "retrieve it." that meeting - was actually with police... who quickly made an arrest. a store popular with elementary and middle school girls is now recalling dozens of different types of cosmetics..... because of an asbestos scare. consumer reporter john matarese confusion.. so you don't waste your money stafford county schools now closed watch for ice & patchy fog early this morning now closed now closed toss to wx watch for ice & patchy fog early this morning - first day above 40 since christmas - warming late week; 60 by friday - much needed rain thursday through saturday morning - back to the cold by sunday today: partly to mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 43-4

i did read the letter sent to governor hogan. and i just want to know, i like some of the suggestions on trying to mitigate this. i wanted to know from you how long are we going to wait for a response from governor hogan? and what can local government -- what can we do as mayors to put something on the table to stop this foolishness. this is craziness. it just does not work. everybody here has children and grandchildren. this is -- i can't see my children living like this to pay off of a debt. that is my two questions. >> so i don't think it would be prudent to wait on governor hogan. and this is not necessarily a governor hogan bashing forum but across the board on a number of issues, he has commented about his disapproval with the administration yet has taken no substantive steps to address what he is commenting on. good news is members of the general assembly not only talking about -- but i have no doubt are now down in bill drafting in annapolis today working on a number of proposals to offer set some of the -- or mitigate so

also on the agenda, democrats are pushing to override governor larry hogan's veto on paid sick leave. and the number of licenses to grow medical marijuana. news 4 is working for you with team coverage. julie ken will have more for you. >>> happening today, if you have ever wanted to run for president, here's your chance. washington nationals are looking for candidates to suit up for the new season. today is the deadline to apply online if you want to be one of the racing presidents, but here's the thing, you have to be at least 5'7" and no taller than 6'6". you have to be able to attend 40% of the home games and be able to run from center field to first base. we'll link you to the application in our nbc washington app. the thing is, chuck, you can't just run that distance, you have to do it in the suit which adds a layer of complexity. >> can i just say, chris, i would love to tryout for one of those things. >> i know. >> i don't know how i can make that many percentage of the home games. >> 40 percent is tough. >> some of those night games you come straight from there to here with th

in maryland -- lawmakers will try to override governor hogan's veto of a paid sick leave bill. they'll also focus on expanding medical marijuana licenses. and for both states -- there's a big focus on transportation. tonight - virginia governor terry mcauliffe will deliver his final state of the commonweath address. the speech is set for seven o'clock in richmo lieutenant governor... becomes virginia's 73rd governor on saturday. and this morning northam is making history, even before he's sworn in to office. on tuesday, governor-elect ralph northam announced ester lee as his secretary of commerce. pending her approval by the legislature, northam will have eight women serving in his cabinet... making his the first majority-female cabinet in commonwealth history. coming up - a plane change. what you may not be able to do the next time you fly british airways. plus - the olympics may be the world's oldest games... but they're looking to the worlds newest technology. seven on your side with an alert for dog owners. the popular pet app now at the center of a data breach. eileen live

we went to annapolis yesterday and asked governor larry hogan about his reelection campaign. >> i won't even know who my opponent is for almost seven months. i'm going to stay focused on maryland now and we'll have plenty of time for that stuff later. >> governor hogan says more transparency in government, including live cameras coughing the general assembly. >>> it is the sight of four nearly three years ago in northwest d.c. now the land where the crimes took place is on the market. in may of 2015, this family and their housekeeper were murdered inside their woodley park mansion. someone later bought the home and planned to rebuild it. now the listing agent says the owner just wants to sell the land for $4.5 million. the only person arrested and charged in the murders will go on trial in september. >>> the failed search for a missing man with dementia highlights some of the challenges of taking care of people with neurological problems. daniel dehaven's body was found on tuesday in glen burnie. the family released a statement saying in part, we would like to thank everyone for their t

hogan is the only one that declined our request for an interview. pg&e fill faces legal action that its power lines may have served as fire source last october. the company says it's been proactive both before and after the fire by cutting trees to reduce risk. >>> well still ahead on abc7 news at 5:00, fewer californians are having babies, the reason behind the state's historically low birthrate. >>> this recent find is rewriting what we know about the earlier humans. details ahead. >>> the weekend is almost here and so is the milder weather, we'll take a look at your temperatures coming and a free temperatures coming and a free bayside party, ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪ it's our tree! ♪ ♪ see how a personalized financial strategy and access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. to j.p. morga

hogan is the only person who appeared today to declined to be interviewed by abc 7. pg&e faces possible legal action in connection with charges with their power lines may have caused the fires that burned through neighborhoods like this. mr. hogan did say the utility has been proactive before and after the fires by cutting down trees and installing circuit breakers to reduce risk. >> we don't want to paint bull's-eyes what we want to do is work toward solutions. that's going to take partnering with pg&e to figure out how to do things better. >> sonoma county supervisor lind aif hopkins emphasized this ws about mind finding solutions. she and any agreed that california needs to be proactive in fighting fires and managing fire prone areas like western sonoma county. >> the question is not whether the county burns it's when. >> abc 7 news. >>> a lot more to come this friday night process. parking for a price. facewood jam packed parking lots. b.a.r.t. is considering an interesting solution to free up some of the spots. find out how that would work. we'll explain. >>> an

art hogan. >>> the price of oil rose to its highest level in more than three years. domestic crude gained 2% to settle at nearly $63 a barrel. opec and russia keeping supply limits in place to help reduce an oversupply of the commodity. it's expected that u.s. inventories will fall for an eighth straight week. >>> in washington, president trum pushe for a bipartisan ag on immigration. speaking during an extended meeting with congressional republicans and democrats, the president suggested a two-phased approach. firs a deal for the so-called dreamers and t a comprehensive agreement. >> i also think after we do daca, and i really do believe we should be successful, we should look in terms of a permanent so and to the whole situation with immigration. a lot of people in this room would agree with that also. >> big business will be watching how these talks play out since the issue has always been an important one to the economy. ylan mui has that part of the story. >> reporter: as the battle over immigration heats up here in washington, many workers are worried they'll b

>> i am very fond of hogan, i have known him for years but he was spinning like crazy today. let's review. of course steve bannon was not on the ballot but he was the chairman of the campaign in the crucial months of the general election. he talks about him as some aid in the white house. he was the chief strategist. president trump announced that reince priebus would be the chief of staff and steve bannon would be the chief strategist and they would together in effect run the white house staff very early in the transition. he was a major player. i can understand why the president and the people around him don't like what steve bannon is saying now but you can't walk away from the fact that he was a key player in the final, crucial months of the campaign and a very key strategic player in the early months, basically the first six months or so of the drum presidency. >> harris: hogan didn't actually say that he was a minor player, he said he wasn't on the ballot. i do want to ask you about michael wolfe's reputation and where we stand. if you are hearing inside the beltway, if

we went to annapolis for thear first day of the legislative session today and asked governor larry hogan about his re-election race. >> i won't even know who my opponent is for almost seven months. so i'm just going to stay focused on maryland for now and then we'll have plenty of time for that later. >> governor hogan says a priority for him is more transparency in government, including live cameras covering the general assembly. >>> president trump campaigned on a promise to crack down on undocumented workers. and today i.c.e. agents carried out that promise. they raided 98 7-eleven stores here and across the country. but only made 21 states including maryland. i.c.e.'s acting director did not say why they targeted 7-eleven stores, but the agency tweeted out this quote, saying in part, "businesses that hire illegal workers are a pull factor for illegal immigration and we are working hard to remove this magnet." 7-eleven responded this evening, saying it takes compliance with immigration laws seriously and has terminated the franchise agreement of franchises convicted of violating these

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maryland governor larry hogan says enough is enough.e throws his support hadn't a bill to ensure administrators are no longer lie about grades or the condition of school buildings. "fox5 news morning" starts rights now. >> and good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. today is tuesday, january 9. we get to weather and traffic in a moment. first school delays and closings at the bottom of your screen. we want to go over some of the big ones. >> we'll start in virginia where there's been a change. stafford county schools are closed and they've been delayed. now stafford county school officials decided to close for the day. virginia, fax fax, loudoun, prince william and arlington on" two hour delay. >> staying in virginia, spotsylvania and king george koumentsy schools on two hour delay. fredericksburg city and mannasas city and mannasas park schools are delayed two hours. >> let's head to maryland now, montgomery, prince george and howard country schools on a two hour delay. anne arrundel and charles county schools also delayed

. >> we are talking to white house press secretary hogan gidley. let me get your opinion on a one there does seem to be a lack of trust. how to get beyond that? >> 55 minutes, open-door meeting, the entire world saw it. the president was queer what he wanted. >> we are going to break away from washington at this point as the u.s. house is about to gaveled back into session. you're watching live coverage. dopt. accordingly, the house stands supported a funding package that was $40,000 for border security that included a wall. two things have changed since .hat time the situation around immigration is much, much worse. peoplech more dangerous, have been pouring across the border for decades, 9.3 million folks in this country in the last 10 years and the second thing is, donald trump is in the white house. >> do you think this is thevated -- do you think democratic composition is motivated mainly by personal animus against the president? >> i don't want to get into their head, but i think it's motivated by two things. number one, i think it is a perso

governor larry hogan vetoed the bill. but the house is expected to override that veto. the governor said the law would hurt small businesses and cost thousands of jobs. hogan proposed his own paid sick leave bill but lawmakers never gave it a vote. >>> new this morning, we're hearing from the louisiana teacher arrested at a school board meeting. >> what are you >> can you explain -- >> that is the teacher who was asked to leave a board meeting after asking about the $30,000 raise in the superintendent's new contract. soon after, she was escorted out. harr grave was arrested by a city marshall. she tells nbc news, while she was panicked when she was handcuffed, she has no regrets. >> it's sad that a woman has to be forcibly, violently removed from a board meeting for people to start caring. >> arrest records show she was booked into the city jail for resisting an officer and remaining on premises. no charges will be filed. the school board stands by its decision in asking her to leave the meeting. >>> 5:36 now. it is that time of year. flu season. this year it's even wor

hogan gidley, good to see you. we'll be watching very carefully tonight. i want to get back to this market now because we have stocks trading off sharply as investors get increasingly concerned higher interest rates, could maybe, in their view or the bull market maybe taking a little money off the table. the health care sector is among some of the biggest losers we're watching. amazon, jpmorgan, berkshire hathaway are teaming up to create a non-profit company aims to improve health care for their employees. joining me "bullseye brief" author publisher adam johnson, with bell point chief strategist, david nelson. you guys both have been extremely bullish on this market. you know what? you've been right. does today change anything for you adam. >> no it does not, trish. we had the best start to a year in january since 1989. that is incredibly powerful. you see a little bit of a give back today. you can't go up every day. we're up 18 out of 21 days. that is almost impossible to sustain. we're taking a little breather, trish, that is all it is. i have a little

yet the house voted in favor of overriding governor larry hogan's veto of the bill.the bill would require businesses with 15 or more employees to provide up to five days of paid sick leave. governor hogan vetoede last year in support of alternate bills that phases in leave for businesses with 25 employees or more by 2020. if the senate votes to override the veto, the bill becomes law in 30 days. the senate could vote as early as today. >>> families worst fears confirmed. police say a d.c. man who disappeared eight months ago was murdered. marty mcmillan jr.'s family got the devastating news this week. aback in april, his family reported him missing and suspected foul play they told police. just before that, marty had -- marty set up a meeting on a dating app. six months later, a young man's remains were found off suitland parkway/7y in prince george's county. mcmillan's family feared it would be marty. >> i didn't know. my daughter had a bad feeling about it. i didn't know what to think because they found -- had found so many. >> so far, there are no suspects in the

kristin hogan is with the san francisco department of emergency management. on thursday afternoon, she showed kron 4 some of the basic items that everyone should have at home in case an earthquake were to knock out power for several days or longer.sotyou need to make sure you have enough water for the persons in your household. that's a gallon per person per day for 3 days.sotfood. make sure you have no perishables. have a can opener in case you don't have electricity. so you can access what you need to. batteries and flahslights. hogan also says that it's not necessarily important to have all of your supplies stored in one location.sotmight be a good idea to put them in different places around your domicile. so in case you can't get to one specific part of you environment you can go to another resource.sh also suggests refreshing supplies on regular basis.sotespecially the water. the food may also have an expiration date so just keep that in the back of your mind.for anyone who's not sure what to stock up on, hogan says most people probably already have most

in maryland -- lawmakers will try to override governor hogan's veto of a paid sick leave bill. they'll also focus on expanding medical marijuana licenses. and in both annapolis and richmond-- there's a big focus on transportation. both states get back to work, at noon today. right now, works underway in alexandria to fix a burst pipe at george washington middle sc just the latest obstacle brought on by this month's cold snap. the school's heating system has also struggled to keep up. last week students were ushered out of class when temperatures in the clasroom dropped into the fifties. last night during a tense p-t-a meeting parents had the oppotunity to question the school's interim superintendent dr. lois f.berlin about these issues. the school is once again closed today. this week's big swing in temperatures could mean a lot more water main breaks. w-s-s-c is expecting a record number. crews have dealt with 406 breaks so far. fairfax water -- which handles much of northern virginia -- has seen around 160 water main breaks. d-c water says there have been 138 breaks and leaks

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what we heard from hogan gidly from not just john dowd but ty cobb on the plane. the only news on that front coming out of gidly. in a second we'll talk about other headlines coming out of the pool reporters in the air as the president is getting ready to land in nashville. talk about this story that came out. it does a couple of things. says that the attorneys here, the president's legal team, is considering things like the legal standard when a president needs to be interviewed and considering things like timing, and the format of any kind of discussion with the special counsel, if, in fact, robert mueller and his team decide he want to ask for this kind of interview from donald trump. now, there are some caveats to this. one, preliminary, ongoing. these discussions have been going on's we know the special counsel's team, the president's legal team end of the month, december, met. a week-long conversation and three, julia will speak about this more. the legal strategy and whether or not the special counsel's office would be satisfied with, let's say, written res

susan hogan working for you to explain what to look out for now. >> all right, wendy. we are talking about shimming, not skimming. skimming is the fraud we warned you about when crooks attach a small device to the outside of an atm or gas pump to scan and steal your information from the magnetic strip. shimming is the new way thieves steal your information and it is harder to detect. is a paper thin device that thieves put inside the card machine slot, the same slot you now use to put in your chip on your credit card. it contains an embedded microchip and flash storage that can actually intercept the data right off your card. >> that actually interacts directly with the chip, with the microprocessor, gets that information upon removal from the slot. so, again, very hard to detect, very new. more expensive in a device, but something we have been seeing more increased awareness of. >> so, there is good news. shimm is not as common as skimming. it is safer to use the chip option over swiping your card. here are four other options you can use to protect yourself. use apple

host: we are talking with hogan gidley, the deputy press secretary.et me get your reaction to pat leahy. he said, if we cannot take the word of the president when we know he is one tweet from changing his mind, why should we trust him? there seems to be a lack of trust. how do you get beyond that? caller: >> 55 minutes, open-door meeting, the entire world saw. in that meeting, the president was very clear about what he wanted in the national security package, and he said he wanted border security, the wall, migration, end the visa lottery system, and a lasting solution for daca. he is willing to come to the table in a bipartisan, by cable amel manner and get something done for the american people first and immigrants second. he has had that conversation multiple times. you have all heard it. he has been forthright and truthful, and i listened to senator schumer's comments you are playing before i came on, and they're funnier than the second time. he came to the table and told the president he fully funded the law. the president, understandably so, is

earlier today, we had the chance to ask white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley about the fact that this shutdown is falling on the anniversary of his inauguration, asking if the president is in any way embarrassed about that. >> reporter: just to the optics of this, hogan, this is the one-year anniversary of his inauguration. is this not an embarrassment for the president? >> absolutely not. i mean, think about the record setting accomplishments in record setting time. this president has done more than anyone thought he would. let's not forget it was paul krugman who said the economy would tank and never recover as soon as president trump was elected. we're seeing record setting numbers in the stock market, job growth, wages are going up for the first time in 30 years. this is a true success story. and for democrats to couch it any other way is absolutely ridiculous. and they know it, and that's why they're doing this now, they're trying to knock this president down and they just can't do it. >> reporter: that was kristen welker putting the question to hogan. we're already see

finds chris hogan... finds chris hogan... capping off a 91-yard drive brady...a with 10 three touchdown passing postseason games... setting a new nfl record new england goes on to win 35-14 (j.r.) batttle of the birds in philadelphia. eagles hosting the falcons nick foles leading the eagles as their stud q.b. carson wentz out for the year. 2nd quarter...eagles down 3...handoff to nelson (ag-a- lor) agholor and the wide receiver is fast...very fast...he gets to inside the five yard line. that setup this...right side this time to legarrette blount...easy right into the endzone. eagles take the lead. falcons rally though. matt ryan....wow..thi s guy is good...nobody can take him down. he even manages to find devonta freeman in the endzone. how bout those falcons. eagles go to work though. foles...looking and finding alshon jeffrey. that would set up an eagles field goal. 15 to 10 in the fourth and the falcons have one more chance. matt ryan....looking.. ..looking...throwing....julio jones can't get it. that is the game. eagles win this thing 15 to 10 and take out t