jeffries. rep. jeffries: thank you, mr. chair. let me also thank the ranking member of the committee for his presence here. i want to start with the attorney general, and perhaps further explore this question of prosecutorial discretion in the context of the president's executive order. there are approximately 11 million undocumented immigrants in this country? mr. laxalt: correct. rep. jeffries: presumably, one of the options that some in this congress would like to see is the deportation of all 11 million undocumented immigrants. correct? among the range of ideas within this congress, there are some presumably, who would like to deport all 11 million. mr. laxalt: i'm not here to represent any other members' views on this issue. rep. jeffries: do you think that is a reasonable solution? mr. laxalt: we've entered this lawsuit as 26 attorneys general because we believe there is pressing constitutional issues at stake. as i've stated, this is not about politics and it is not the job of the attorney general to wade into this politica

jeffries, for five minutes. mr. jeffries: mr. speaker, in less than two days house republicans are prepared to shut down the department of homeland security threatening the safety of the american people. at home there is a noted and beloved philosopher by the name of yogi berra who once said it's like deja vu all over again, and once more, house republicans are taking the american people on another reckless unnecessary, irresponsible legislative joyride, guaranteed to crash and burn. you did it first in october of 2013 by shutting down the government for 16 days crashing and burning parts of the american economy costing us $24 billion in lost economic productivity. and now you're prepared to crash and burn the safety and the security of the american people. why would you contemplate mr. speaker, such a reckless action? particularly at a time when there are terrorists all across the world who want to kill americans including as recently uncovered, three terrorists at home in new york determined apparently to bomb parts of the cone

. >> reporter: on board, thomas cline and the pilot jeffry barnett. they were airlifted to the hospital. >> we're lucky they didn't suffer more severe injuries. >> reporter: investigators have to figure out what went wrong. >> they're very disturbing. good piles and great people. >> reporter: we first told you about the story from an alert on our washington app. you can download it for free from itunes or google play. >>> indianapolis police are trying to find the owners who dropped their dogs on the side of the road in a crate thursday. someone called police but couldn't pinpoint the location. another woman took the dogs home to keep them safe. she posted on social media, and police picked them up. they're in protective custody but will be put up for adoption. >>> the highs approached 70 degrees today. those unseasonably high temperature are not going to last. meteorologist amelia seigel shows what to expect in the morning. >> chris, hopefully you soaked up the warmth today. tomorrow it will be a distant memory. d.c. actually tied the record high tem

jeffries: madam chair, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the chair will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 16 printed in part b of house report 114-29 offered by mr. jeffries of new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 125, the gentleman from new york, mr. jeffries and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. mr. jeffries: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. jeffries: madam chair, i rise today in support of a modest change to h.r. 5 that would amend relevant portions of the student success act related to technology. to include education about the harms of copyright piracy. this amendment is designed to encourage local educational agencies, teachers, educational staff and parents to discuss the harms of copyright piracy as well as the use of technology in a responsible fashion. in the absence of classroom instruction about the importance of intellectual property as well as

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that's when virgil jeffries and his co-workers ran. this video shows what they saw when t scary.ever been in a fire. >> it came around 10:15, the call. it w out by 11:00. not before the smoke made it upstairs. e employees were forced to evacua nearby businesses and the disruption became the main event. wh spent firefighters and yellow polic tape snarled traffic, people std and wanted to know. what happened? >> i mean got to suck for business he owns a spa on the second what's the damage? >> we haven't seen it yet. >> the walls and floor were torn badly in the fire. he's been here s emotional fou emotional. everyby is safe. that's the most important. everyt els is secondary. >> rep the good news is that nobody was injured. reportg in northwest d.c. zachkiesch news 4. >>> tracking a home burglar in the fox mill area of fairfax county. trac him all the way to west virgin. thief entered the unsecured baseme window of a home on magna home earlier this month. e electronics, jewelry and a safe and credit cards and tried to use the credit cards at a busine in martinsburg. he dria chevy o

jeffries said, if you're chasing yields, you're making a huge mistake. in fact, they singled out bp and exxon. in addition to those concerns, chasing yield, one of our panelists talked about the fact that so many big american companies are relying on overseas profits. it brings us to our next real, real deal. i want to go back to the strong dollar. multinationals. 70% of them making money outside this country. it felt like at the beginning of earnings season, that was hurting them. when a company says now, hey, we would have made x if it wasn't for the strong dollar. they're given a pass. does it matter now at the end of earning season? >> yes, it does. money won't leave the market. it's going domestic. kroger. southwest. lowe's. health care companies. money won't leave the market. just get reshuffled. they're multinationals. the sweet spot is moving down the cap ladder. it's at the low end of the s&p 500. the tail end of the s&p will beat the top end. we saw this in 2000. when you get these seismic shifts, they last for years. if you go into earning sea

jeffries raising it to $3 a share. jeffries does see traction in secondary ticketing. expects a solid concert year this year brian. >> 30 a little more bullish. the average target is about $28.550. you have $1.50 more up side. i will say this brian adams, 30th anniversary tour called reckless is launching this summer. could be a big one. you and i, front row to heaven cuts like a knife. anything? >> sure. sure, brian. let's go. >> canada baby. >>> next up ross. sterne raising earnings. they cause ross a rare retailer in this earnings cycle. the only weird part of the call is despite it's a bullish research report the target goes to $1.05. sflooits a mixed earnings report. the stock a little bit of a surprise. first quarter guidance of a little bit muted, although the full year was within consensus. the stock hit a new high in today's session, and it's up 6.25% right now. the next stock cyber art. this is not an analyst call but it's worth pointing out. news of a secondary offering. secondaries give existing sar holders a way to sell ahead of lockup expirations. there's

jeffries of new york, the honorable william r. keating of massachusetts the honorable ed perlmutter of colorado, the honorable terri a. sewell of alabama, the honorable jackie speier of california the honorable dina titus of nevada. signed, best regards, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives sir, pursuant to 44 united states code 2702, i am pleased to reappointment mr. john a. laurence of washington, d.c., to the advisory committee on the records of congress. thank you for your attention to this appointment. signed sincerely, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. security continuing resolution vote breakdown, depen they needed 217 and they only had 203 for the continuing resolution. to fund the department for another three weeks. john harwood says this is the biggest repudiat

. >>> hakeem jeffries serves on the house judiciary committee.hey were arrested in brooklyn. they planned to travel to syria to join isis two of them. if that didn't work they were going to they said plant bombs at the popular tourist destination coney island which is in your district. what more do you know about this plan? >> well, this is a very disturbing development that strikes way too close to home. it makes it clear that the problem of radicalization is not just a middle eastern issue, not just a western european issue, it's an american issue. in this particular instance it's not clear why these terror suspects were determined in the alternative to strike out at coney island other than the fact that it is a very popular destination for both new yorkers and for people from all across the world. it also is a very diverse community with christians jews and muslims, people of all different races living together and perhaps their warped ideology led them to want to strike out at a place that would carry that type of symbolism. >> well we get a

is a mission that would be undertaken as ambassador jeffries said we will not have constraints, we will have to be used as ground forces if we will have success. thank you dr. brennan thank you chairman royce key member of the he is teamed committee. thank you for the having this hearing and inviting me to testify i would like to discuss three key questions that americans are asking today about the amf and threat that isis will pose. the questions are simple and come down to what why and how? what is isis they are asking though isis has roots in al-qaeda offshoot in both brutality and in the battlefield successes. it will represent a new type of threat many have been articulated by the come itemy. and the savagery of the core of the ideology. >> >> after 14 years of the u.s. military engagement americans have a right to a strong, clear and convincing answer to this question. why should our resources be deployed in this fight? the best dancer we're trying to move destroy isis' under very three specific objectives to prevent attacks against united states and our direct interest abroad, to

rich handler who runs acadia and jeffries. the list goes on. steven fineberg from seberis.out firm. the owner of the milwaukee brewers. the wrestler brothers. it's the gary winick founder of global crossing. just some of the alum. and finally, we're left with this take a look at this this is simply junk bonds, well they call them high-yield now. drexel may be gone but they never went away. of course the competitors move farther into the market. we had a record year in '13 and last year. >> in terms of people who have come back after a brush with the law, is milken not the most foremost with what he had decided to do with his life? >> you know, one day when he had writes the book i'd love to either to read it or work with him on it because of what he's done in health care and a number of other areas. >> i gave to a charity that i didn't even know was his. he's like that. >> and he's in touch with all of these guys constantly. i will tell you that as well. >> it is interesting, 25 years ago today. >>> we'll get cramer's "mad dash." stick with us kevin durant and james harden

jeffries goes a big estimate cut here. now you say, well where have they been?eople kind of hoped. they kept hoping that at some level, this thing would represent some value. when day rates roll over we have seen patterns where these stocks have always been the worst to own. the oil service, rig companies. and you're going to see a lot of -- as all these big projects are cancelled that are deep water, that's their specialty. >> but there's got to be a bottom somewhere. you're talking about a stock that's down as you can see 62%. >> you've got to worry about that balance sheet. >> you are. >> this is one of those where it's going to transcend stock and you're beginning to be talking about it from the finance side. >> right now where we're worried in this area is larger private companies that have borrowed a lot. aubrey mclendon. and then you've got kkr deals. >> free port you're borrowing a lot of money. >> and then you're talk about a public company. a lot of the other guys are capitalized fairly well. >> this company does not have young riggs versus say energy

jpmorgan barclays jeffries with a hold.on shake shack which is off of the 52 that it hit on day one. >> it is the stifel story that's driving it. i think it's an very interesting report. concept called fine casual quick serve. a lifestyle brand which, to me says you want to own the stock, not for the short term play the long game be with danny meyer. all i can tell you, people who love the burger love the service, they will love the stifel report. and i understand if you want to own it. i think it. i think it's expensive but i certainly has never kept people away from certain stocks. >> shows incredibly loyalty. >> it's the tesla of burgers. >> comcompetitors. >> tesla of burgers. i like jack in the box because that fantastic with the qdoba story. veggie burrito i talked about. >> goldman has charts on social engagements for sales on shake shack. maybe it's a law of large numbers thing. but instagram, you name it, vine followers. >> equity, fabulously. domino's pizza has been the technology company that loves social media.

our panel, get to it david servos here from jeffries.so-cabrera and eric welcome to you all. "fast money" trader john and jerry joining us for this block as well to kick things off. john, with you actually let me just begin. we have walmart this morning. we're awaiting on nordstrom any second now. are you getting some reads about the consumer about wage inflation? how are you playing the retail trade right now? >> for the most part i'm being patient rather than playing the retail trade. i think overall it's just a question of when as far as many of these stocks making some comebacks here. obviously the west coast slowdown is impacting some a lot more than others. obviously a tiffany not impacted by the imports coming in from china nearly the same way that a walmart is for instance but i do think that there are going to be some great opportunities created. walmart, i think it probably needs to be sub80 before i get interested, but ralph lauren i'm certainly interested in that name right here. >> let's stay on walmart for just a second, er

their target price is $80, so you can see a pretty good amount of up side according to jeffries. >> andck is down about 13% from its december highs. concerns creeping in the marketplace about the patent in 2016 with the pharma companies, and it's always about the pipeline. up next here american railcar, raymond james raising its 2015 estimates on higher railcar deliveries and margins. still sticking to the under perform rating. it reported earnings and was a miss. the analysts though see the tank cycle driving potential benefits from the department of transportation on those crude tanker cars. more likely from retro fitting as opposed to just outright replacement of the cars out there. >>. >> and i would not look to derail that thesis. however, i will say this there are nine analyst that is cover american railcar. the average price of those nine analysts? $52. below the current price. not everybody is bullish on the company. all right. stock three. dsw shoe warehouse. up it to a buy. they raise their price target to $45. they say this is the year that comp store sales growth resumes cov

i also want to acknowledge the great job congressman horseford and congressman jeffries did in hosting the special order hour in the 113th congress and i also want to honor our past chair, congresswoman marcia fudge, for all her great work. discussing 50 years from selma, where we were, where we are, where we are headed, i expect this to be very stimulating, frustrating, and rewarding, all at the this same time. it remains that we have a lot of work to do. with that, i yield back, congressman payne. mr. payne: i thank the gentlelady. mr. speaker, at this time it is my honor and privilege for the first time in the 114th congress to have the chairman of the congressional black caucus g.k. butterfield, address us for as much time as he may consume. mr. butterfield: i thank the gentleman for yielding. the congressional black caucus is delighted to come to the floor this evening commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1965 vote rights act. at the end of slavery mr. speaker, in 1865, 150 years ago the state of north carolina has a -- had a slave population of 331,000 slaves. after passage of

jeffries: at a time when terrorists across the world are determined to do us harm. why would you contemplate shutting down the department of homeland security at this time? or at any time. simply to satisfy the extreme right wing of your party. the american people want us to focus on bigger paychecks, on good-paying jobs they want us to focus on strengthening the middle class. but you're determined to shut down the department of homeland security. it is reckless, irresponsible, let's get back to doing the business of the american people. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized. >> i thank the speaker. this house must address the defense department with urgency. the member and women in uniform are fighting bravely around the world and depend on the certainty that they've got everything they need for their mission. the way to achieve th