we'll be following this over the next hour, guys, back to you >> i was thinking about impact on huntsville, alabama too >> this is reported, phil, they were going to win this, i imagine it will have a big impact on the community. >> very big impact, and remember, they are an engine plant down there, that's right in the heart of auto alley and so it's going to be a huge benefit for that economy down there and not a surprise that alabama gets it's fifth final assembly plan. >> wow >> or fourth, i should say >> thanks, phil. >> that's still a lot. >>> now let's turn to this big surprise at the consumer electronics show in las vegas where moments ago, the power went out so apparently our camera guy is on battery power julia boraston has the latest. what do we know? anything at this point >> reporter: well bill, i'm here in the central hub of the las vegas convention center and it was more than a moment ago, it was about 45 minutes ago that the power went out here in the central hall, also in the south hall of the convention center. we hear that the lights flickered in the north hall, but they

just as huntsville has a was then on the leading edge of the rocket and space industries, the alabama school of cyber technology and engineering will ensure that alabama students are at the forefront of today's emerging technologies. [applause] with this budget we will improve educational opportunities for all variants. -- alabamians. we are here with another three-year celebration culminating in the bicentennial in 2019. there are 200 anniversary of tote gives us an opportunity reflect on the we are as a people. our legislature has adopted an official state creed. this is something i would like to share with you. alabama, a state dedicated to a faith in god and the amendment of mankind. safeguardsacy that the liberties of each citizen and to the conservation of our youth or ideals. i believe it is my duty to update the laws, respect our flag and to be alert to the needs and generous in my efforts investment in the state of the world. as we ponder this last year and the previous 200 years, as we contemplate where we are going, we should embrace this creed, we should look at it as a gu

announcing plans to create 4,000 new jobs in huntsville, alabama. the world is noticing that america is open for business and in large part it's because we've shaken off an outdated burdensome tax code. reforming the tax coald was not easy -- code was not easy. it was made even more challenging when none, none of our democratic colleagues in the house or the senate, not one, stood with taxpayers and job creators to vote for this once-in-a-generation tax relief. but thanks to republican majorities in congress and a republican white house, the benefits for working americans are just beginning. on another matter, the senate will soon vote to reauthorize important provisions of the fisa amendments act. this includes section 702, one of the most important tools used by our national security community to combat terrorism and to keep americans safe. it gives our law enforcement and intelligence community the ability to collect communications from foreign terrorists on foreign soil who wish harm on america and our allies. this capability is absolutely vital

we had just announced in huntsville the largest new auto in the nation is going to build their in huntsville. toyota -- and chrysler is going to build the biggest one they have had. they are bringing their money back from mexico into detroit. it is on and on. is just thetalk to latest for it -- is just elated. host: the president did mention some of the car factories you were talking about in his speech last night. charles is in michigan, a republican. caller: hi, i want to talk about the infrastructure. i am in michigan and our roads are by far the worst in the country. i have driven in almost every state except for new jersey. i've yet to see any roads that are this bad. , theye got potholes that are the size of raccoons. literally feel at my car is going to fall apart on the road. it is that bad. it has to doof with the way the structure here in michigan, how the state government goes with the contractors, they build roads that start failing within five years. we truly need a real new infrastructure plan because, pothole last year and one of the cities that the city had to pay people to g

why they choose huntsville >> it's not just aerospace as you're familiar with that area, huntsvilleas a lot of the higher-technology, if you will, that knowledge base for electric vehicles, for future generation transportation systems. that's what toyota will be tapping into, because while they're building the corolla there, they're also going to be focusing on electric vehicles and future transportation systems at this plant as well. huntsville is a logical location for that. >> almost almost also has nick saban, right >> you have a big man crush. >>> apple under fire now one u.s. senator wants to know whether apple is designing phones to become obsolete. you just have to keep buying new ones. >>> plus one of the biggest stars pranking a rookie. you have to see this video we will be right back. (barry murrey) when you have a really traumatic injury, we have a short amount of time to get our patient to the hospital with good results. we call that the golden hour. evaluating patients remotely is where i think we have a potential to make a difference. (barry murrey) we would save a lo

a formal announcement expected later today, the toyota mazda has picked huntsville, alabama as theirion auto plant. the plant will employ 4000 people and also produce 300,000 vehicles a year in huntsville and also next to the network fare. lauren: dunkin' donuts, smaller menu but a lot more stores. >> they want to double the amount of stores. they have 9000 now they want to reach 18,000. some of the ways they will do that come in thinking more drivers, also smaller locations where customers can pick up the items they've ordered in advance. as you said, and they didn't scale down menu about 10% to offer things that don't take as much time to prepare. this would help them in terms of getting all those locations. cheryl: they've got to get the donuts out as fast as possible. lauren: more drivers. tree and do you do want to get out of the car and he always made coffee. cheryl: outreach over this violin that got smashed. >> it's not a violin. it's a viola da gamba which is slightly smaller than the cello played upright so it's bigger. a woman was traveling from brazil to israel and she sa

there's enough room at the site in huntsville to expand. foreign auto makers will soon be creating more autos in the u.s. than the so-called big three auto makers in detroit. >>> soda makers are trying to turn things around with new flavor. >> the company says it's not changing the formula for classic diet coke, but new flavors will be ginger lime, feisty cherry. >> i love it. >> zesty blond orange. and twisted mango. >> what is a twisted mango? profile name. >> i don't know who you're talking to on tinder. >> zesty blond? >> it might be a zero calorie drink, many find them unhealthy. >> ginger lime, hmm. >>> and a restaurant in michigan is offering something that might go perfectly with one of those brand-new coke flavors. >> it's not going to come with a diet coke price. the taco, $60. >> the pricey taco contains, let's be cleared. seared american wagyu beef, black truffles and roasted grasshoppers. >> instead of have to order them in threes. so the real cost is $180. >> you're kidding. >> i'm not kidding. they're not that big of tacos ei

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the plant will be built in the huntsville area, and the official announcement is expected for today. >>> the more than century-old imaging country is entering into the currency business. kodak's coin is expected to be made. kodak's license, kodak 1 will be paid for in kodak coin. anne-marie. >> that's one way to boost your stocks. just say crypto-currency. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >> all right. >>> still ahead, education outside of the box. we'll take you to a school where kids are trading desks for dirt. school where kids are trading desks for dirt. irregular heartbeat f not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you hav

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for american workers, toyota and mazda announcing plans to build a new joint production place in huntsvillealabama. starting in 2021 it projects to build about 300,000 corollas and suvs per year and employee about thousand people. during an annual do your event with diplomats today, israel's prime minister said palestinian leader mahmoud abbas is using president trump's decision to move the embassy to jerusalem as an excuse to avoid peace talks. he claims the palestinians have run away from peace talks with israel. president trump formally recognized jerusalem as the capital of israel late last year. in a statement late last night, president trump said he's grateful for our next guest for heading a daca solution and retiring. so many other prominent republicans, could either issue cost them the house, fall? that powerful images coming from southern california as rescuers work into the night clinging to hope there are still survivors among the missing. reporting from inside the supreme court on a hot button political issue, what's today's case says about the responsibility that comes with yo

. >> soon after charlottesville came huntsville, alabama. where president trump denounced football players, most of them african-american who had taken a knee during the national anthem at nfl games to protest police brutality. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag, to say get that son of a bitch off the field right now, out! he's fired! >> this has nothing to do with race, i have never said anything about race. >> the presidents tweets and comments had nothing to do with the flag and everything to do with race. when the president refers to colin kaepernick in alabama as a son of the b-word is racial code for the n-word across america and in alabama. >> i would not even attempt to explain what he's thinking or why he does it. but if you take a sport that's making billions off of american viewership and saying it's the heart of americans, should there be some base standard? i don't have the answer, but i think the fact that your viewers are thinking about it is a good thing. >> coming up, a vic

mientras tanto feit, a sus 85 años, se encuentra recluído en la prisión bell unit huntsville, texas purgandoos reflectores y las cámaras de televisión al frío de la calle, pero antes la historia de un atentado y una improbable solicitud de asilo político. angélica: lo dejaron sin hablar, sin ver y sin caminar. [música] cualquier superficie. si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. teresa: solicitar asilo político en este país puede convertirse en un verdadero juego de ruleta, convencer a los oficiales de inmigración de que está diciendo la verdad y de que cumple con los requisitos puede ser difícil. ilia: las probabilidades de que la solicitud sea negada son muy altas; para nicaraguenses 90.6 de cada 100, 87.6 para salvadoreños y en el caso de ciudadanos mexicanos el 85.8 % teresa: imagínese recibir tres impactos de bala en la cabeza, ser dejado por muerto, pero vivir para contarlo. hena cuevas nos cuentan la historia de una solicitud de "asilo improbable". hena: todos los días angélica córdoba sigue la misma rutina ayudando a su hermano menor a navegar su nueva realidad. angélica: le dañaron t

bringing more than 4,000 jobs to huntsville. companies had been considering the sites the the plan is to roll out 300,000 new vehicles per your. nancy: hulu subscriber base is growing. it's 17 million strong according to the streaming service. that is 40% increase in less than two years. dozens include the 54 million people logging on to the unlimited free service. they stream exclusive shows and believes that helped boost the numbers. michelle: the latest labor department report found the unemployment rate for the veterans who served in iraq and afghanistan is falling. the national correspondent michelle macaluso explain why it may be important to find jobs. >> veterans are leaving the military and looking for civilian jobs at home. the secretary says his agency is helping the veterans transfer their military skills to the workforce. >> i think the secret is out of the best employees you can hire. >> the labor department is finding the lowest unemployment rates in years for those sevenning in iraq and afghanistan. dropping from

bill miller >>> sources tell cnbc toyota and mazda plan to build a 1$1.6 billion assembly plant in huntsvillealabama. the announcement is expected this afternoon the plant will employ about 4,000 workers and build about 300,000 vehicles per year. toyota up 2% in japanese trade >>> nordstrom says same-store sales rose 1.2% during the holidays the retailer was boosted by strong sales at the rack stores. nordstrom is adjusting the full-year earnings outlook slightly higher. it's down 1.1%. >>> domino's pizza says the ceo patrick doyle will step down in june doyle has been ceo since 2010 and oversaw domino's turnaround including the move into online ordering and promotions. that's a pizza chain whose name i can say with great ease. >>> there's a pair of economic reports on the wall street agenda december import prices are out at 8:30 a.m. eastern followed by november wholesale numbers at 10. charles evans and rob kaplan are speaking today lennar and kb home report results before the open. >>> still ahead, a big brexit warning. why the eu is putting some big companies on notice. >>> and crisis in

toyota and mazda announced huntsville, alabama, production plant. it will employ 4,000 people. it will build three and a thousand vehicles per year starting in 2021. fox 45 in baltimore, as maryland's republican governor announces a push for term limits for state lawmakers. larry hogan saying he wants to limit what he calls career politicians to try to fight corruption. my look at new york from our affiliate fox 5. one of the stories they are covering tonight, a large chunk of ice balls from the building in manhattan and crushes the roof of a parked vehicle. happened yesterday in soho. no one was hurt. the city is advising property owners and contractors to secure properties during snow and ice melt conditions. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. . with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. and i know that we havethe phone accident forgiveness.nt, so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- f

liz: auto giant toyota and mazda announcing they will build a $ $1.6 billion factory in huntsville, alabamal employ 6,000 people. thank you so much for having us in your home. thank you for watching. charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. we have fast-moving developments. major averages finish with regard highs. the s & p at its best start since 1964. steve bannon has stepped down as executive chairman at "breitbart" news. president trump urging a group of law makers to tackle on a bipartisan basis immigration reform in an attempt to forge a deal that protects dreamers from deportation and keeps the government open and builds the president's wall. >> is there any agreement without wall? president trump: no. we

she went to huntsville alabama and david dropped her off.d slept with him. what makes it even weirder she thought it was funny that one year later david was taking her back to the same motel, same room, same bed. so david could sleep with her in the same bed. (steve) she says louise turpin told her that she and david had stopped going to churchand were experimenting with different religions. robinette says she wants to come to california to see the children - to tell them that they have relatives who are "not deranged" - and who love them. she says wants absolutely no contact with her sister and her husband - saying they are'dead' to her.. (pam) for the first time in more than three months... students in santa rosa returned to their schools, which were damaged in the north bay wildfires. both saint rose catholic school and cardinal newman high school were back in session today. kron 4's lydia pantazes was there, as first responders welcomed the students back. this is the first day back to class for two schools here in santa rosa.cardinal new

>> soon after charlottesville came huntsville, alabama. where president trump denounced football players, most of them african-american, who had taken a knee during the national anthem at nfl games, to protest police brutality. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, get that son of a bitch off the field right now. out, he's fired. he's fired! >> this has nothing to do with race. i'd never said anything about race. >> the president's tweets and comments have nothing to do with the flag, everything to do with race. when the president refers to colin kaepernick in alabama as a son of the b-word, it is racial code for the "n" word across america and in alabama. >> i would not even attempt to explain what he's thinking or why he does it. but if you take a sport that's making billions off american viewership saying it's the heart of america, should there be some base standard? i don't have the answer, but i think the fact that your viewers are thinking about it is a good thing. >>> coming

it will be built in the huntsville area.a the official announce tomorrow. q. we're keeping tracking of this breaking news we just had tonight jim and sarah, 7.6 magnitude earthquake in the carribean off the coast of central america and now we do have tsunami advisories, the difference between a sue tsunami , warning and advisory, is the recommending when you're in an advisory is that there will be strong currents and waves that are dangerous in to those in and near the water. that includes puerto rico as well as the us virgin islands. we're going to be keeping a close eye on this. they're in effect 16789. thirty to two:30 atlantic standard time. much more o fox5 a local newses at ten comes back. worked up with work, have no fear, 2018 could be your year . four in ten workers telling careerbuilder they're planning to change jobs in the new year. they might be in luck when they look for something else. the same survey showing four in ten employees are plan ning to higher full time pleems this year. the dow, nasdaq and s & p 50

she went to huntsville alabama and david dropped her off. met this man at a motel and slept with him. what makes it even weirder she thought it was funny that one year later david was taking her back to the same motel, same room, same bed. so david could sleep with her in the same bed.>(grant) robinette says she wants to come to california to see the children - to tell them that they have relatives who are "not deranged" - and who love them. (vicki) new tonigth at nine... all of the non- essential government employees are heading back to work... after the three- day government shutdown closed many of the federal parks around the bay... but when the parks were closed... how did things go?... to find muir to find muir woods all you have to do is look for the fork in the road good morning (good morning) where's everybody from? (berkeley) berkeley . yea welcome you got reservations today no please (laughter) you haven't found anybody acting badly.. well the parks closed i know so you haven't found anyone acting badly yes muir woods national monu

he went to huntsville and went wildly off script and it didn't help at all.hey fear that. >> the prime time rallies get him into trouble. they do get incredible local news coverage. the white house is trying to hatch a game plan, but let me ask you about mike tyson. everybody has a strategy until they get punched in the face. all of the staff work and all the prep work in the world means nothing. in this primary, what are you doing? it doesn't matter? he's going to do what he wants to do? they know him. >> just in terms of the president's frame of mind, there is a little bit of a risk there. is this going to be the night when he decides to go off prompter and none of the aids are aware, we see him and see the way that he is when he sees the crowd in front of him and this has always been the case. he is comfortable and happy to feel like he is being compliment and there are supporters who are out there cheering for him. essentially at a time when they have come out and he feels like he is under siege. this may not be the worst thing. let him blow off steam and

let's get to carmakers toyota and mazda just announcing they will build a $1.6 billion factory in huntsvilleabama and bring 4000 jobs to that state but remember what president obama said about president trump bringing back manufacturing jobs. watch. >> for those folks who have lost their job right now because a plant went down to mexico, some of those jobs of the past are just not going to come back. he's going to bring all these jobs back. well how exactly are you going to do that what are you going to do? liz: here is the thing ben democrats need to take 25 seats in the house to get that control but rural and middle american democrats feel abandoned. democrats held nearly two-thirds of the heartland seat in rural america seats in the house. now it's down to less than 40%. the number of democrats holding office across the nation plummetted to the lowest since 1920s and that happened since 2009 what do you think of that? ben: i think that what's happening there what happened in the 1920s and they made it post- war world war one period which was that the democrats out in the world said to the

in september 2017, the university of alabama huntsville, their climate scientist, john and richard published a study showing no acceleration in global warming for the last 23 years. their research shows that if you remote -- remove the climate effects of two volcanic eruptions and the el nino and la nino systems that occurred over the last 38 years, there has been no change since the early 1990's to the rate of warming and that model predictions from the ipcc are overstated by about double. keep in mind who the ipcc is. that's intergovernmental panel on climate change. that's the united nations. they're the ones who started all this stuff about 40 years ago. they're the ones whose scientists have been completely discredited. i will always remember when that took place. it was in copenhagen. they had one of their big annual united nation parties over there. they -- i remember back before leaving to go over there, the -- jackson was the obama director of the e.p.a. she knew i was going to go over there and tell the truth to all these people. i asked her the question. this is on public record.

also around huntsville, alabama they got the toyota business coming in.he factory to build cars there. i would like to see something bigger in our county to come in with a big factory. host: thanks for telling us about fort payne. ted is in shelton, washington. line for independents. caller: i am sitting here trying to figure out how we borrowed $2 trillion for a corporate and break becauseax 90% went to them while corporations were already sitting on billions of dollars in the united states that weren't investing and weren't increasing wages. the bonuses were going to the top. the republicans opened the door for repatriation of billions of dollars but the money came from american jobs sent overseas. my question is now we have corporations and companies are bonuses and wage hikes using the money that we borrowed to give us wage hikes. pay back plus interest. now trump wants to give public-private infrastructure which in turn turns out to be nothing but a tax on the middle class and the poor because here in washington state we already have toll roads and w

there's enough room at the site in huntsville to expand.o makers will soon be creating more autos in the u.s. than the so-called big three auto makers in detroit. >>> diet coke sales have been slumping, but they're trying to turn it around with four zesty new flavors. >> the company says it's not changing the formula for classic diet coke, but new flavors will be ginger lime, feisty cherry. >> i love it. >> zesty blond orange. and twisted mango. >> what is a twisted mango? >> it sounds like a tinder profile name. >> i don't know who you're talking to on tinder. >> zesty blond? >> it might be a zero calorie drink, diet coke's been struggling because many consumers find the artificial sweeteners to be unhealthy. >> ginger lime, hmm. >>> and a restaurant in michigan is offering something that might go perfectly with one of those brand-new coke flavors. >> it's not going to come with a diet coke price. hoping to dispel the stereotype that mexican food is always cheap, they are selling a taco for, get this, one taco, $60. >> the pricey taco cont

she went to huntsville alabama and david dropped her off. she met this man at a motel and slept with him. what makes it even weirder she thought it was funny that one year later david was taking her back to the same motel, same room, same bed. so david could sleep with her in the same bed. she says louise turpin told her that she and david had stopped going to churchand were experimenting with different religions. robinette says she wants to come to california to see the children - to tell them that they have relatives who are "not deranged" - and who love them. she says wants absolutely no contact with her sister and her husband - saying they are 'dead' to her.. grant and vicki? (grant) the number of people jumping to their deaths from the golden gate bridge was down last year. bridge officials say the decrease is thanks to addition of five new patrol officers. there were 33 confirmed suicides last year... that's down from 39 in 20-16. last year, bridge patrol officers intervened with 245 people. the brdige district also plans to install ne

you're just opening up a new production facility in huntsville, alabama, so you're adding workers ines, benefitting from tax reform if you had one thing you wanted to hear from the president tonight or one question you could ask the president tonight, what would it be >> right now i think again tax reform was very good for us, the regulatory reform has been very helpful to us. the most important thing for polaris is that nafta get revised in a positive manner as opposed to a punitive manner to many american company such as polaris that would be damaged if nafta changed to the negative. >> so you want to keep nafta >> i think certainly an opportunity to make nafta better but we want to keep it. >> scott, pleasure to have you on stocks still up 36%. thank you. >> thank you, brian. >>> our two day selloff of the markets, what ar your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain telling us telling us that'prevagen has been shown to improve

. >> hi from huntsville, alabama. >> celebrating life in new york city. >> good morning to my mom iniberty, kentucky. >> we're celebrating our 44th wedding anniversary on "today." >> we're ready to meet savannah and hoda. >> can't wait to meet them either. >> yeah. >> welcome back everybody. we appreciate you being with us on this thursday morning. we have a lot of news to get to. we're going to begin this half hour with your news at 8:00. former olympic gymnastics doctor larry nassar will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. the judge sentenced him wednesday up to 175 years for sexually abusing dozens of young athletes. >> i've just signed your death warrant. >> earlier on "today," we heard exclusively from three-time olympic gold medalist aly raisman. she described how she felt after she bravely confronted nassar in court to describe his crimes. >> it's hard to put into words, iterally sick all the stressrauma of everything. but for that moment i had to be strong. but i'm very very exhausted from it. >> she also accused usa gymnastics of enabling nassar. that organization n

look at video of huntsville, texas. again not far north of the houston metro area.aking a little bit of extra time getting to where they had to go. those bridges and overpasses are what really ice up quickly. we're a little landlocked in texas and they keep building interstate on top of each other. you have layers of traffic. we know the elevated surfaces can freeze quite quickly. finishing out with live pictures coming to us from our affiliate in austin, also people there taking a little extra time to get where they were going. it is a big mess all over texas, sandra. back to you. >> sandra: all the best to those travelers getting where they need to go. thank you. >> bill: meanwhile now this was the scene on the hill moments ago. homeland security secretary kristjen nielsen arriving there. daca is in the talks. ilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescr

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the plant near huntsville employs 4000 people, produced some 300,000 cars a year. what you think about this? other automakers like ford and general motors following through? >> first of all, another big win for alabama. not only did they win the championship, but certainly on a roll. it's a big win for the administration talking about regulation rollback. talking about new tax structure, talking about repatriation funds. now receive repatriation of jobs. this is very encouraging. alabama has been setting the stage, maria, because they've brought in a lot of suppliers, which is key for transportation, local just-in-time deliveries. they've been working on this platform, so it's a big win for our country and for alabama. you will see more of this job repatriation. >> it is a big win for alabama over north carolina, two, which are pointed out we knew this was coming to the extent foreign-based companies have built cars in the united states for a long time in this particular deal would have been. it is a question of which state. it did happen in alabama over north caro

. >>> stocks to watch, toyota and mazda plan to build a 1$1.6 billion assembly plant in huntsville, alabamathe announcement is expected this afternoon the plant will employ about 4,000 workers and build about 300,000 vehicles per year. toyota up 2% in japanese trade >>> nordstrom says same-store sales rose 1.2% during the holidays the retailer was boosted by strong sales at the rack stores. nordstrom is adjusting the full-year earnings outlook slightly higher. >>> domino's pizza says the ceo patrick doyle will step down in june he will be replaced by the head of the company's international business doyle has been ceo since 2010 and oversaw domino's turnaround including the move into online ordering and promotions. >>> now to today's top washington stories eamon javers joins us from d.c you weren't there, were you, for that bipartisan thing? >> no, i was out on the lawn when they did that >> you were watching >> 55 minutes. >> trump somehow kept it together what drug do they give for dementia where for an hour you can seem rational and not seem demented, senile and insane? he seemed like he

toyota and mazda will be spending on a brand new plants in huntsville, alabama.hey will be working on those cars. my final conversation would be like this. $105 billion. that's how much is in my savings account and that's how much bloomberg's billionaire tracker says jeff bees zoz is now worth. that makes him the richest man in history puts me second u now, let's go over the railing to ainsley. ainsley: it'bbezos. supposed to be a fun classroom activity for 3rd graders in kansas. instead, turned into attack on their teacher, c.j. markel who teaches math and science at elementary school tweeted out on monday he wanted to show his students how far and quickly information travels on the internet. he asked people to retweet his comments from where they were tweeting. the tweet quickly went viral. when a writer for jimmy kimmel live saw that she replied she has since deleted this she wrote this after seeing some of c.j.'s your unfortunate ignorant tweets about kneeling football players and glib retweet of an antigun control pundit were read out here to a saddened room

hours, we emptied the casing that was left at the scene, and it went through a training center in huntsville, alabama which we recently established two years ago now. within 24 hours we had a match to three other shootings, and he said his detectives and the atf agent had three guys locked up in 72 hours. it's effective when it's proper ly executed. >> it's a valuable tool. my question is, and you can take it for the record, i know this wasn't the specific focus of this hearing. in the universe of date that that should be coming into nibn, so information can be generated for those quick leads. how much of the information do you think now is coming into the system. >> of the sites that we have it has improved. i will get back to you on the exact -- >> make it a question for the record. i appreciate your service, your support, and the crime solving capabilities. >> thank you. >> i totally agree, thank you, senator. >> senator tillis. >> thank you. mr. brandon, i want to go back to the time line for locking at regulations, that could be promulgated regarding bump stocks. can you give me a best

he is in huntsville on our line for others. good morning. caller: good morning. want to thank c-span and all of their ways of doing such a terrific job. i will say this because i mean it. i want to give a shout out to all the police officers in the country. you guys do a terrific job. everybody should salute you. have a nice day. host: we do have a line for law enforcement, by the way, for those of you and we have heard from several of you this morning. if you are a2, member of law enforcement. usa today this morning, looking at the kentucky shooting, adding needs students was shot on tuesday. his brother saying, i was watching tv and i got a call saying there was a school shooting into freight me out and i sensed something was wrong with my brother. his brother has a positive outlook for other students. the odds look good for his survival. gabrielle giffords was wounded in a mass shooting in 2011 in tucson, arizona the"our schoolse spaces in our communities, she said, why do we allow this terror to happen?" a parent in college park, maryland. chris. caller: good