brentwood, central islip, and huntington-- towns with large central american presence-- are hotbeds. >> the graffiti marks a territory. it announces to the community, that there is a gang in their area. when you look for gang graffiti, you look for different colors, you look for numbers and letters. you can see, it announces their clique. the b.l.s. is the brentwoodru local salva clique. so it doesn't necessarily mean that it was in brentwood. it could be in another town, and they're tting the other town know that, not only are we in brentwood, we're in your town also.re you see you've got the s.l.s.w., which is the sailor clique, the ms-13 with theor an obviously in blue also. they want to cause feaand panic in an area. >> narrator: to go after them, the suffolk county police gang unit has been working overtime. >> ms-13 is the type of gang l thes to hang out in the woods. we go out every day, we hunt these guys. theytop suspected ms-13 people. they engage them, they're in their face, there's no place for them to go. we make it known to them that we do not want them here, and we're

here to talk about that is john augustine of huntington private bank. john, nice to see you, welcome. thanks, su nice to see you. >> what did you think of what happened over the past two-week period. a lot of people are saying it is the end of the bull market, beginning of increasedty volati others disagree with that. wheredo you come down o we are now? >> well, what caught our attention was the catalyst t bring us down a week ago friday or so was coming from of strength. it was coming from a better than expected jobs report. that kind o brought all markets down. not just in particular stocks, but commodities, gold, and bonds well with bond yields going up. so that was the first thing that caught our attention. then we all learned about the vix and how it can accelerate to the downside a week ago monday to o, which was a surprise us. so out of that, what our thoug was was once the stock market regained its footing, time to rebalance --again, all markets had kind of come down. so we were surprised by the vix. we knew we were coming in from a position of

senior correspondent rick leventhal is on on the grd tonight in huntington, west virginia, . >> people expect to see the army national guard during disasters. in huntington, west virginia, the guard has been called in to help tackle the opioid crisis, which the governor says is a disaster. >> we have to stop. we have to stop this terrible drug epidemic. we have to. if we don't, it will cannibalize us. >> huntington has been called the overdose capital of america with double the national average of ood pluralist due in part to the decline of the coal industry and a lack of jobs. the easy availability of drugs from a law enforcement is stretched thin. >> i don't think there's a police department in america right now that have the health resources they need. it's a complex, national problem. it's going to require complex national solutions. >> the government is flying their helicopters on reconnaissance missions inclination with local police, providing eyes in the sky during the bus and serving of warrants. but the primary role as technical and analytical support. guardsmen who ask we not

in mch, huntington high scho summoned his dad to a hearing. speaking spanish): >>arrator: the school accused him of displaying ms-13 gang signs and threatening another student, which junior denies. >> they said, "look, we wanna keep this kind of si he's been accused of making signs of ms-13. just sign the paper and we're going to suspend junior, and if he wants to come back to school, he can come back to school next year, 2018." and george, he signed the per. and asoon as he signed the paper, it was just a snowball going downhill. >> natrator: school officials huntington and brentwooded declino speak to us on camera, so we asked tim sinio discuss the criteria. >> what is the criteria? >> we don't publicly disclose the criteria, because if we did, when our officers and detectives are attempting to genete intelligence, ms-13 would be one step ahead of us. >> but thas what advocates and lawyers complain about. they say, "what if i suddenly showedp at school with a certain color shoe, and didn't know that that was the criteria, and then my son..."

reporter: huntington called the overdose capital of america with, double the national average of od's jobs and easy availability of drugs and law enforcement is stretched thin. >> i don't think there's a police department in america that has all the resources they need. it is a complex national problem so it's going require complex national solutions. reporter: the guard is flying helicopters on reconnaissance missions in accordance with local police, but the primary role is technical and analytical support. guardsman who ask we not reveal identity manning hot lines and working in the criminal investigations bureau helping track down dealers and drug networks so cops can focus on the streets. wednesday the guard answered a call that led to the bust of alleged dealer and the recovery of 430 grams of fentanyl, far more powerful than heroin with a street value of $686,000. >> we're solving a problem in our country and at the same time ensuring we have the highest level of readiness to respond to something else that may be out there somewhere else in the world. >> we have people's lives a

huntington has raise their price earnings.t suggests there is decent upside potential for the shares of huntington ingles. vonnie: thank you for that. shery: we welcome colin robertson head of fixed income for northern trust. he is joining us from chicago. we are seeing rates down after two days of gains. when will we get past 3% and how fast and how much higher will we go? >> i do not think we will go much higher than this. i believe that rates could top out at this level this month. it could be the high for the year. it is part and parcel, my belief that-- at northern trust the fed will raise rates only once or twice this year and a three or four times in the market and expectations of a lot of investors we think is too high. vonnie: that is a bold call and you are alone in that call i was suggest on the street. what is behind it? >> i am alone. one of the things that would tie into this is the belief that inflation will still be lower than expectations in the marketplace have presented. if we will stay at a stock level of i

. >> she came to us with a letter she received from lawyers representing the huntington beach convention bureau. she wasn't sure what the letter was about. >> the letter threatening litigation claimed huntington beach, california, also a popular surfing town owned surf city usa. at the visitors bureau christina glyn helps local businesses. >> we sat down in the conference room, read the letter. it was actually a cease and desist letter asking her to cease selling t-shirts with the logo santa cruz surf city usa. >> with this notice we demand on or before friday september 6th, you must agree to cease selling or any other manner using serve city usa marks. so what that's saying in flan english unless you cease and desist immediately we're going to sue you. >> an intellectual property attorney and partner in silicon valley. he's a santa cruz resident and surf. >> i was outraged someone could claim trademark to surf city usa. >> trademarks like coca-cola or exxon are used to identify a brand. they can be registered with the government and protected by law. >> bruce innocently thought a great

huntington has been called the capital, the overdose capital of america.t virginia, twice the national average for overdoses. this city was the subject of an oscar nominated documentary heroin. there were 26 overdoses here on one day in august 2016. that's just two days ago, cops busted a guy an recovered 30 grams of fentanly, $86,000 on the street. the bust made possible because of help from the national guard. >> i don't think there's a police department in america right now that has all the resources they need. it is a complex national problem, so it's going to require complex national solutions. >> reporter: the chief said they worked this all day every day and there is no end in sight, sandra. >> sandra: what a story. rick, thank you. >>> a national guardsman stepping up for a young girl who lost her father last year. how he helped to honor a fellow service man's memory. okay folks! let's team up to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of (great

sam huntington is the most -- yeah, sam huntington is the most famous -- comparative political person going. he died several years ago. i'm one of the two people who were academics who creditized -- -- criticized -- read his third wave in 1991. are you another? i don't remember your name in there. in 1986 he wrote a book called "the clash of civilizations." and in the book he made exactly this point. he book went down in flames. huntington was right. islam has bloody borders. it's probably the most famous line from the book. launch words, if you -- the clash of civilization is going to be our fault. i don't know when it's going to happen but i see all this growing up, all this pride in the united states, all this self-confidence and self-righteousness. yes, we did win the cold war. yes, the right side won. yes, we should be proud of who we are, so on and so forth. but don't think these other people are going to be like us or with an to be like us or respect us. they may strike -- there may be an authoritarian backlash. he was right. in 1994 i said the same, don't play with the muslim

. >> reporter: t like woody guthrie's disease, huntington's? >> that's right. huntington disease is a classic genetic disease. sickle cell anemia, tay-sachs disease. these are the types of disease we're talking about. >> reporter: bridgebio has 17 ug development projects in its diversified portfolio. >> it's very difficult to convince ainvestor that this sickle cell or this tay-sachs or t is huntington approach is the riproach, so you've got to what one has to do to attract althe vast majority of capn the world to the early stage space like this is to say, g ook, it's true, we're go take mostly losses, but thens couple of wi are going to pay us out for those losses. in the movie industry, for instance, one would not finance se or two movies hoping that pecific movie is going to be a blockbuster, but rather you're goi to finance a multitude of movies hoping that one or two will ultimately 'scome a blockbuster. ery difficult to predict. if i just take one shot on goal, and shots onoal could take 10 years, the most likely scenario is that i lose no matter how smar

we have an accident here, shady lane, at huntington pike to put that net out there.e have construction 95 south between 579 and scudder falls bridge right lane closed until 4:00 p.m. route 29 closed between west ferry road and scenic drive, alternate lanes opening and closing until 10:00 p.m. just a heads up on that back to you >>> as you at home i completed my first marathon in november. >> no, i didn't know that. >> but this next story shows just how far someone can push themselves. >> this is a great cause for a tiny island nation. >> pat gallen is here. >> you ran a marathon. >> i will tell but it later. >> yes, sure. her friends and family call her crazy but local woman is heading to the caribbean looking to push limits and also shed some light on the devastation that is still remains in haiti. so he might call her crazy but she said see you at the finish line. for jessica wyashi a cold run in philadelphia will turn into a incredible journey through caribbean island of haiti. >> february 16th i'm taking off on a 230-mile ultramarathon adventure run for this non-

at ninth and huntington, there was a vigil in honor of curtis williams killed sunday in north philadelphiahis mom saying this tonight. >> it was senseless. i hope justice will prevail. >> the scene continued across the city. rozalin sanders who lives near 75th and elmwood appreciates leaders going door to door and hope it sends a message. >> a lot of us care. the neighbors will talk among each other. >> it's what we are dealing with gun violence in the city of philadelphia. >> jim, a good time to remind people that there is a $20,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. reporting live outside of police headquarters, annie mccormick, "action news" at 6:00. back to you, jim. >> captain robert eckhart is back at home two weeks after receiving a severe head injury while fighting a fire. eckhart was about to leave the hospital to a surprised party in bell mar. he plans to do out patient rehab until he can rejoin the department. >> get ready for a rollercoaster ride of temperatures this week. there is lingering fallout from this weekend's rain. cecily tynan has it all in the first loo

the industrials, some defense contractors are gaining, lockheed martin, raytheon, huntington, all risingoomberg intelligence predicting we could see an increase in military spending once we get the budget negotiation done with. bloomberg intelligence saying although federal expended -- bending is mired in political posturing, there are a number of military systems that will benefit once congress passes the defense budgets. there is anticipation of that today. another group coming back today, the banks, the financials doing well despite what we heard in terms of the rate cut in wells fargo. we are seeing other big banks sayingth morgan stanley big bank stocks are on sale and a multiplayer affect of lower taxes on bank profitability and that should double pe's over the next 12 months. we are watching a resumption in the increase in the bond yield. 2.81%, not a big increase today but just directionally with selling in bonds. the increase we see is not putting a dent in the stock market rally. at least today. given the recent selloff we have seen in the equity market, what is priced in for f

. >>> back here new video shows men wanted for shooting a teenager in the huntington park section of philadelphia. one man opens fire into the restaurant striking the 16-year-old boy in the arm. it happened at the golden chinese takeout. and the spring was treated at temple university hospital and is expected to be okay. police are looking for both suspects and for a closer look go to our website at 6abc.com. >>> now is the chance to learn more about becoming a philadelphia police officer, state representative cruz is hosting a recruitment drive at his district off on north b street in hunting park. they are providing residents with information on how to apply to be on the force. the event is free and open to the public until 2:00 this afternoon. >>> an eagles super bowl champ came face-to-face with another champion. birds receiver, torrey smith watches children showing their move with hula-hoops. they won the breakfast of champions challenge. knocking off the school from rhode island. it was their reward for committing to exercise and eating right. >>> donny jones, the eagles punter

montgomery county a new accident coming in to us on 232, that's huntington pike at cathedral road sohat. starting to get a little busy on i-95 here at the betsy ross bridge in some spots we're seeing i-95 looks damp and affected by this but just southbound building volume at this point some snow had been blowing around on the road here or there but it doesn't seem to be causing too many issues here for those traveling on i-95 but you take it too fast and you hit a slick spots and that's where you'll be in trouble. here's storm tracker6 live double scan seeing the precipitation arriving now through much of the area. we'll go a little closer right into the city. it's snowing light in downingtown. media you can see right there on route one it's a little bit of light snow as well as on the blue route through the city itself you're getting some of those snowflakes and woodbury as well. but in new jersey in glassboro south of woodbury berlin the areas of blue that's when it's that sleet coming down so you need to be extra careful matt in thanks karen. aftershocks continue to rattle taiwan

rick leventhal in huntington, west virginia. what is the guard doing there, rick?> most of their work is behind the scenes. you won't see humvees blocking roads or soldiers on street corners with long guns. you might see helicopters doing flyovers to provide backup for busts or warrants in coordination with local police. the primary role is technical and analytical support. they're manning drug hotlines and working on computers inside the police department criminal investigation bureau helping authorities track down the dealers and drug networks so officers have more time to do their work on the streets. >> the people of this state have come to rely on us to be part of the solution to a broad spectrum of emergency and disaster responses. >> the general says the opioid epidemic is a disaster. like a flood, they're here to help. >> bill: why is it so bad there, rick? >> well, people point to the decline of the coal industry and a lack of jobs and also the proximity to major interstates and rail lines and the availability of pills like vicodin and oxy codeine. it's ca

to look at chong in the winter olympics with me in the studio with all the big stories is chris huntington from us both as well as kim chris i know you're a finalist taken because of an event which is featured in the olympics for the first time snowboarding big ad that's right the big air event in austria and our neighbor walked away with the goal ama gasser and she saved her best jump for last she scored a ninety six on what she called a cap double cork one eighty you take a look at that wow. give me that one eighty eight that's a tent and not to be confused with a hardware tool or something like this is what that is called and it's great she's very enthused about this sport she's picked it up eight years ago when her cousin introduced her to it she became a fanatic her her actual philosophy is telling everyone you know sell your phones video games buy a snowboard because it's more fun than anything else so it's nice to see someone so enthused about this for you saw it on her face and she deservedly walked away with the gold ok now we will have a house skiing what for what happened there

saturated ground in the northeast causing this massive rockslide outside huntington, west virginia. and in pittsburgh, a landslide ripping this home apart after the wettest february on record there. and here in kentucky tonight, they are keeping a very close eye on the ohio river, which is about a mile from where i'm standing right now. one of the many roads left impassable because of high water. david? >> wow, marcus, a mile away from the ohio river. we're all watching that. rob's tracking it all for us. >> reporter: you saw it's sunny there now, but there's more rain coming, david. and so much water to drain through the mississippi and ohio rivers. by this time tomorrow night, another batch of rain emerges over dallas and moves northeast across the storm zone. and we'll have a pulse of severe weather on wednesday night into thursday. the heavy rain right over the ohio valley in the flood zone. this could potentially become a nor'easter on friday. but our main concern is certainly for the rain that's coming over the flood zone in the next two days. >> all right, tracking it through

they found the body of a man in this 30s or 40s in a vacant lot on the 800 block of west huntington streetthey found him with a gunshot wound to his right upper thigh. police are looking for the person who killed him. >>> today family, friends and fans paid respects to nba player rasul butler. >> jennifer joyce has more from the memorial service. >> reporter: for two hours people filed into the gola arena at lasalle to pay their respects to rasual butler. 38-year-old philly native was killed last month in a high-speed one car crash in los angeles. his wife lea labelle known as contestant on american idol also died. >> this is heartbreaking because he was young. >> reporter: omar donaldson says butler was his first cousin. his family was proud of him and enjoyed watching him dominate on the court and like many who knew him, respected his worth ethic. >> that's why pat riley always liked him. that's why all the nba coaches liked him because he was always good on the practice squad you ready to step in any time. >> he was drafted by the miami meet in 2002 and played for several teams in the n

due to his efforts, huntington led the way for other municipalities to adopt the important emergency system that has saved so many lives. hoosiers are proud of his leadership on this initiative. we as a nation are safer due to his efforts and the every day life-saving actions of 911 operators and first responders. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. polis: permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. i rise today in support of the olympic athletes from the great state of colorado. the olympics are a dem orn administration of fellowship, commitment, determination and grit, a wonderful example for the world. there are 36 participating from colorado, the most from any state and competing in 17 different disciplines. 12 of these olympic athletes are from colorado's 2nd. lindsay, sarah, joe an, casey, rystal, jailen, mike, katie, chris, kyle and read, all hail from the 2nd district of colorado. won the past, reed olympic gold medal, the first gold medal for team u.s.a. reed learn

huntington, west virginia, independent line, pat is next. good morning. go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro. i don't want to go into the idea about when this fellow is nonpartisan or anything like that. what i'd like to ask is this f. i runpublic official, and a contract nd steer toward that business by using my ffice, that is clearly against the law. i want to ask him is this. every weekend trump goes down to maralago, stays i want to ask h i'm sure he houses a lot of his and some of his enterouge with him that travels with him, he profits, puts money his pocket for that, isn't that clear violation of the have writtenuse we into our laws and how come nobody is drilling down on this tied up in all this stuff nobody can come to a serious conclusion about? tell -- host: got it, pat, thank you. guest: a few things. watch has requested and continues to request all travel costs and documents with respect to the president's travel, whether down to florida else.where we're try towing provide accountability on travel cost the requency and all of related things like that.

there is a crash i'm hearing on huntington pike right around cathedral road.seeming some delays. other than that the rest of mass transit doing just pat kroe patco, amtrak and new jersey transit doing okay. >>> and new morning mcdonald's fries some people say they're addictive and researchers say they may even be they say this method could eventually be used on humans. >>> a funeral procession like no other. turning 65. downsizing. enrolling in medicare part d. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they come to cvs pharmacy. for advice and ways to save money. including copays as low as zero dollars. switching is easy, call 1-833-cvs-medd and transfer today to cvs pharmacy. >>> happening today dozens of tow truck drivers from across the area will join the funeral procession for a tow truck driver killed along the schuylkill expressway. those who knew mike says he emphasized safety on the job. he was working an over night shift last week when a suspected drunk driver hit and killed him and then took off. witnesses he

. >>> philadelphia police station are searching for the killer who opened fire on a huntington park streetening. they're hoping video will lead them to the gunman. this is outside of the store at 13th and pike before the shooter approaches. the man there in the red shoes, he is the target. when philadelphia police arrived around 5:00 p.m., they found the victim laying on the ground with gunshots to his head and to the stomach. this image of the shooter is one of the clues that police are looking for. working with. investigators have not made any arrests at this hour nor, recovered a weapon. >>> in new castle county, a bridge that should have remained s at least $1 ast anoer month i million over budget. and that amount could go up since there's more work that has to be done after the bridge reopens. >>> 6:39. let's give you a live lookth sk. >> ooh. >> you see just how foggy it is there as it is in other places. let's check in with "first alert" meteorologist bill henley. he's got the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. bill. >> it's even thicker in the mountains and the lehigh va

. >> students at lower moreland high school in huntington valley montgomery county got ready for thes pep rally. they gathered in the gym where they sang and cheered on the birds to super bowl victory. we've been enjoying all your pictures and videos celebrating the eagles. we loved them, keep sending them to us as we countdown to the super bowl tomorrow night. use #6abc action look for them on "action news." >> i like the green hair. >> as you walk to the super bowl party or driving, you need to have the food covered from the rain. >> reporter: and umbrella, if you don't walk, take a car. increasing cold, high 34. windchills in the 20s. tomorrow rain develops shortly after lurch time. 44 degrees is the high -- lunchtime. 44 degrees is the forecasted high. the rain will be heavy during the game. the rain shut off right after the celebration, but temperature crash. >> we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> here's paula ferris with a preview. >> reporter: good morning, gray and nydia. today we're talking about president trump declassifying

. >>> black history month w focus in huntington valley. the harriet tubman experience was on display at the harriet christian school. they presented a living portrayal oiet tubman. the most famous conductor of the underground railroad that helped thousands of enslaved africans escape to freedom. >>> two sisters that live hundreds of miles apart have quality time. we were there for the big hug at philadelphia international airport as olivia call and anna shimmers were once again reunited. olivia was adopted out of a russian off fan when she was just 9 months old and anna was adopted out of the same orphanage eight years later and she is from detroit. and they listed the name on the adoption papers in case the two had a chance to reconnect. and guess what anna's mother reached out ton facebook and it took a while to respond and they saw each other for the first time two years ago and today got to see each other again. >> always wanted a sister. >> the cool i get to bond with my sister. >> you see from anna's smile she was excited to show off

republican assemblyman travis allen of huntington beach.... democratic sen.doza of artesia, near la...... and democratic sen. bob hertzberg of l-a were told to watch their behavior but were never disciplined . sexual misconduct has been in the capitol's spotlight since october when 150 women plublished a letter saying the behavior was common and often went unchecked. (catherine) the arizona man who sold ammunition to the gunman in the las vegas mass shooting has been charged with manufacturing armor-piercing bullets. douglas haig admitted this week that he did sell ammunition to stephen paddock, who killed 58 people at a country music festival. haig says his one-time customer didn't raise any suspicions that he planned to commit crimes. he met paddock at a phoenix gun show in the weeks before the october 1st shooting. today - haig described selling him the ammunition.

. >>> recode's media conference is under way in huntington beach, california our julia boorstin is there spoke with the president of one company in the process of executing a merger that is 21st century fox. good morning, julia. >>> good morning to you. well peter rice is chairman and ceo of fox networks groups as well two-thirds of the assets he manages go to disney, assuming that deal goes through now with comcast reportedly still interested in the assets, i pressed rice about which media giant would make more sense as a buyer for fox. he finally said he thinks it's a great fit for disney so he would have to pick disney over comcast. >> we struck a deal that we thought was really good for the shareholders and we're excited about it we think the mix of assets that are going to disney will make for a very, very powerful company. and we think that the assets that are staying at new fox are going to make for a really exciting new fox >> now rice wouldn't say whether he will go to disney or to new fox after the deal closes. and he says the role that james murdoch takes on will be up to jame

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we have a new accident that popped up in abington on shea lane at huntington pike.w a little bit of drizzle overnight and early morning in the northwest suburbs so i'd watch for it to be a little slick in a couple spots. we've got temperatures below freezing in quakertown and even an air temperature of 33 in pottstown and coatesville it could be at the freezing mark or below at the surface. 35 degrees right now in center city. in new jersey it's not quite as cold as yesterday morning. 33 in hammonton, 34 in smyrna. the afternoon is going to be a lot better. 53 for your high, matt. >> thanks, karen. >>> a united airlines flight landed safe in hawaii after one of its engines failed during the flight. flight 1175 was traveling to honolulu from san francisco yesterday and this video here shows the engine shaking back and forth with pieces of the cover flapping in the wind. >> i know that you can fly on one engine, you know, but you're over water and i just thanked the dear lord it didn't happen in the middle of the ocean. >> the plane landed safely as emergency responde

trident was fired from which would presumably be significant aid to russia in huntington u.s. if we are actually in a conflict where nuclear weapons are being used, not just a nuclear crisis, we are actually nuclear by that point, i would think keeping our most survivable forces survivable would be an incredibly high priority for u.s. decision-makers. i think if we were really in an nuclear war, the use of this option will not be an attractive one for the decision-makers because there's such a high percentage of them really survivable warheads. the second issue so-called discrimination problem, which is russia could not distinguish between the launch of the low yield trident and normal trident. does that increase the chance that russia would respond with the high-yield nuclear weapon before or multiple high-yield nuclear weapons, even worse, before hours trident exploded and russian it was low yield if indeed it does pascagoula to determine that rapidly after detonation? this is a complicated issue which are not going to church about your because time is short. all i would say

naval officer and whose exceptional career in the navy is and is now corporate vice president at huntington ingalls industry. formalwill conclude the presentation with observation on the strategic consequences of contemporary events and southeast asia. chair move over to my here. i would like to ask you, during the question time that will , toow the panelist remarks wait until you are recognized. microphone and please tell us your organization name.ur especially to whom your question is directed. thank you. welcome. peter, all yours. peter: thank you. a special thank you to the hudson institute for inviting me. i'm definitely the most junior on this panel so i'm looking to add what has happened in a broader context. and the reason china has taken these actions and i am hoping my colleagues will be able to fill in the holes i am leaving. this.d out the basics of in january, they try to make this unilateral action to declare this route but some of things that need to be taken into consideration are the fact this is one of the biggest routes in east asia. you have lots of traffic coming in and

there's a huntington line of credit for $50,000. there you go.ou're funding your losses with debt or payables. something has to dramatically change. al: absolutely. lemonis: you have $99,000 of assets. that's made up of cash and inventory. what's the total paid-in capital? al: she's put over a million dollars in. monica: [ sniffles ] lemonis: that's a lot of money. monica: my job. i saved it up for -- lemonis: how many years? monica: 10. from shows and movies and stuff. yeah. lemonis: and it's all gone? monica: yes. lemonis: if you hadn't gotten new gigs, how would you be funding this? monica: i don't know. al: all of her advisers would have been telling her that she couldn't support this anymore. lemonis: you're throwing money into the trash right now. monica: [ sobs ] jessica: we were treated different by our dad, if you want to go way back. monica: [ voice breaking ] i'm tired of the resentment. if anybody wants to support my mom and the [bleep] city of cleveland, then [bleep] go for it. replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy

following an exceptional career in the navy is now corporate vice president at huntington ingalls industry. a look at what the u.s. navy is doing in the region today. and how the current administration's policy in the west pacific is taking shape. in the secretary of defense for policy. it will conclude the formal presentation for the observations on the strategic consequences of the contemporary events in east asia. i will move over to my chair here. i would like to ask you. that will follow the pitiless remarks to wait until you are recognized. with the migration. with the organization in your name. thank you. welcome. peter, all yours. a special thank you to the hudson institute for inviting me definitely the most junior on this panel is i'm looking forward to adding a little bit here to the broader context. the reason you find and my colleagues will be able to fill in for the holes that they are leaving. to declare this route but the end 503 some of the things that need to be taken into consideration are the fact that this is one of the busiest writs in east asia. give a lot of that co

robert, who is a small business owner from huntington wrote, quote, i want to thank you for your yes vote on the tax cut and jobs act. this legislation recognizes the importance of small business. in a state like ours, small businesses are like 95% of the businesses are small businesses. many of them family owned. other west virginians will soon see the benefit. i'd like to tip my hat and congratulate our state auditor j.b. mccusky, because he took the time to figure out what kind of impact this tax cut and jobs bill act will have on the state worker, the worker from west virginia university or marshall university, the three largest workforce that the state of west virginia does payroll for. so he announced that in all, in total, all three of those entities will have $50 more dollars -- $50 million more pockets. for a state worker, it is $1,000 more per year. this is a significant amount for young families trying to buy new shoes, buy books and school supplies, use the gas to go visit or go on a vacation. we could go on and on. it seems like on the coldest day, a wet day like today i

mike is next, huntington, indiana, independent line. go ahead. caller: i do not think they should pass nothing until they get this settled, this budget, because that is what we hired them for. if they cannot pass a budget, they ought to cut their pay until they get a pass. stopping do you think funding to the government is the best way to do that? i don't thinke they should stop paying the government. they should fund it. if the debt goes up, say we are , nobody drop everything is getting a tax rebate. we will go to a flat tax and everybody will have to suffer if we add to the debt. those guys would quit spending stupid money. host: woodridge, illinois, republican line. caller: i have several comments. they cannot fill a bust in the house. what nancy was doing was calming down the illegal immigrants so they don't march in front of her house. that is my opinion on that. thatmade a deal on already. it will pass. my second comment is about the military. they havest 10 years, drained the military so bad. if people watch the hearings they have with th

rewarded during this recovery week historic high today for deere on the back of strong results, huntington upgrades after its earnings inucor. what's interesting is the best performer week today in terms of sectors has been the chip sector philadelphia semiconductor index up better than 6% for the week but even there you've seen real differences in the recovery. qorvo is up about 8% for the month since the start of february but take a look microchip, a couple others that are also apple components are down so we're seeing folks pick their spots in terms of where they're buying on the way back there. >> thank you, bertha has anything changed since the market selloff started two weeks ago? joining us is the chief investment strategist at raymond james and the portfolio manager at fed rated investors gentlemen, good to have you here bertha had a great metaphor. for a couple weeks the markets were eating rocky road, now we're back to vanilla. what do you make of this tremendous move off the bottom and where do we go to from here. >> i was on cnbc pretty much four or five times in the month of j

and understand for the next year, he is going to be out west at the huntington library doing some work. not to though you were be necessarily close to herlottesville, i know that is always an email or phone call away, and that makes it very happy. because again, gary is no stranger, i can't imagine him ever becoming a stranger. and i think i speak for everyone here, when we say thank you so much what you have done. i only for our institution, but for a field. would you join me in thanking him? [applause] now, thean: housekeeping. please, center cell phones. right now. [laughter] right now. pull them out in silence them. whether that airplane mode or the little button that you push, as i will come for you. [laughter] as you know, this program is being covered by c-span3, we thank you c-span in american history tv for covering this yet again this year. having a series of breaks throughout the program that are laid out in your printed program on the back. we are sticking very strictly to the schedule. by all means, please be mindful of that. during the breaks, you're welcome to refresh co

huntington, west virginia, independent line, pat is next. good morning. go ahead.ller: good morning, pedro. i don't want to go into the idea about when this fellow is nonpartisan or anything like that. what i'd like to ask is this f. i runpublic official, and a contract nd steer toward that business by using my ffice, that is clearly against the law. i want to ask him is this. every weekend trump goes down to maralago, stays i want to ask h i'm sure he houses a lot of his and some of his enterouge with him that travels with him, he profits, puts money his pocket for that, isn't that clear violation of the have writtenuse we into our laws and how come nobody is drilling down on this tied up in all this stuff nobody can come to a serious conclusion about? tell -- host: got it, pat, thank you. guest: a few things. watch has requested and continues to request all travel costs and documents with respect to the president's travel, whether down to florida else.where we're try towing provide accountability on travel cost the requency and all of related things like that. fo

huntington the majority of wef members were male >> that may still be true today.g up, today's top stories including the market volatility and what it means for the fed. as we head to break, te aka look at u.s. equity futures dow would open down 156 points at holiday inn express, we can't guarantee that you'll be able to contain yourself at our breakfast bar. morning, egg white omelet. sup lady bacon! fruit, there it is! but we can guarantee that you'll get the best price when you book with us. holiday inn express. be the readiest. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site at times square. shares of michael koors are jumping in premarket trading they had a quarterly profit of $1.77 a share well above the consensus of $1.29 comparable sales of like shares have dropped that stock is higher by 8% supermarket operator supervalu is the target of an investor blackrock has sent a letter urging them to have a breakup. blackwell wants supervalu to give up three board seats. >>> mortgage applications rose .7 of a perce

the epidemic crippling huntington, west virginia as the coal industry dwindles causing people to loseought they would be doing when they joined the army. immigration debate taking center stage as lawmakers face a march 5th deadline to strike a deal on daca. rachel: while democrats say they are fighting for illegal immigrants' rights one dreamer isn't buying it saying democrats don't have their back and are doing nothing to actually help their situation. yanes is a dreamer brought to the united states from mexico when he was 1 years old. now welcome. >> good morning. how is it going? rachel: good morning. tell us what you like about the president's plan. >> well, let me begin by first thanking donald trump for his leadership, his compassion, and also the courage to take on this issue. at the end of the day, you know, here's a guy who wants to provide a pathway to citizenship for myself and really make a difference in my life. so, for that i'm for that i'm also, i believe, we need to have border security so it doesn't happen again. that's very important. and if a wall is necessary to ad

a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall.il to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy