are there similarities between karen and ms. daniels? certainly. but i can't speak on the specifics of another client in another case. i can tell you that we're very grateful that karen was able to tell her story and we're hopeful that this major company, american media, will come to the table and come to their senses and let her out of this contract. >> the parent company of the "national enquirer." they worked out a $150,000 hush agreement with your client. you heard stormy daniels claim she was threatened by a man back in 2011 telling her to drop the entire trump story. has your client ever received a similar threat? >> absolutely not and i'm sorry but i have to correct something you just said because it's an impression that i think a lot of people have and it's unfortunate. you described karen as having signed a $150,000 hush agreement and nothing could be further from the truth. american media doesn't even take the position. >> tell us what the truth is. >> the truth is she signed a contract that she believed was a legitimate modeling and writ

karen wants one thing and one thing only.to pea able to defend herself either now or in the future. if people come forward and say she's a liar and this relationship didn't happen, if they say she's a gold digger and she's motivated by money, she wants to in her own words to say that's not true and explain where people are saying things that are wrong. this contract even as amended is being held over her heard. she is being told by ami that she cannot respond to legitimate press inquiries in ways that allow her to defend herself. so there's no reason to sue anyone other than ami. and frankly, there's no reason to have any litigation if ami is reasonable and comes forward and voids this contract that never should have existed in the first place. >> i want to bring in our jeffrey toobin, peter. hares got a question for you as well. goy ahead. >> i still don't understand this lawsuit at all. you're saying she wants to defend herself. that's what she did with anderson cooper. she gave this interview. what are you asking for she h

let's get more on the next nor'easter meteorologist karen rogers in for david murphy. that scarf will come in handy on>> repor we're dealing with winds related to the last it's kind of a chilly breeze. the coastal flood advisory impacting people from along the coastline. minor flooding could be causing road closures around the coast from that flooding, we're not done with that just yet. the windchill with the gusty breeze up to 25 miles per hour at times. feels like it's barely above freezing, 36 in allentown. 40 in cape may. usually in march we hope to feel better than that, temperatures for the day 45. we're talking temperatures below the average high of 49. 2:00 p.m., 44. 6:00 p.m., 42 degrees. 10:00 p.m. 35. wthill tsdt u erhen we oalnyker in w o future criminald he is working on universal bkgrolegislat>>> two women are in the hospital after interesting short in north physical. -- in north philadelphia. the attack happened in the home on 2900 block of north 5th street. 17-year-old and 27-year-old woman knew the suspect. they invited him inside, when the conversatio

so 100% of veterans that need radiation are referred to the community. >> reporter: karen says since august, some of her veterans choice referrals for radiation are being repeatedly denied or delayed. >> could you please process this? is there a delay? then that doesn't get answered. nothing worked. i mean days go by, and the referrals aren't processed. >> reporter: meanwhile veterans wait for radiation and express frustration to karen, who says many of them are getting sicker. she says these are vets who are often too ill for other types of treatment or needon before receiving surgery or chemotherapy. karen says in response to her aggressive advocacy, she received e-mails from her superiors banning her from patient meetings and ordering her to a disciplinary hearing. >> now she's being put in a position where she has to defend her job, her integrity all because she's trying to advocate for veterans and better patient care. >> reporter: karen hired attorney natalie khawam to represent her at the disciplinary hearing. >> that's part of the system. she retained our firm. when they saw

so 100% of veterans that need radiation are referred to the community. >> reporter: karen says sinceugust, some of her veterans choice referrals for radiation are being repeatedly denied or delayed. >> could you please process this? is there a delay? then that doesn't get answered. nothing worked. i mean days go by, and the referrals aren't processed. >> reporter: meanwhile veterans wait for radiation and express frustration to karen, who says many of them are getting sicker. she says these are vets who are often too ill for other types of treatment or need radiation before receiving surgery or chemotherapy. karen says in response to her aggressive advocacy, she received e-mails from her superiors banning her from patient meetings and ordering her to a disciplinary hearing. >> now she's being put in a position where she has to defend her job, her integrity all because she's trying to advocate for veterans and better patient care. >> reporter: karen hired attorney natalie khawam to represent her at the disciplinary hearing. >> that's part of the system. she retained our firm. when the

that was a key concern for karen mcdougal herself.on the record in that story that i wrote, i want to warn other women about this practice. and about a set of contracts that she ultimately found onerous and exploitative. now she's talked to you. she has filed a complaint legally where she wants to sue ami, and she's going on the offensive on the basis of that argument. if you look at that complaint, anderson, there is a very clear articulation of a public policy argument, saying this is something that suppressed the marketplace of free ideas, that distorted an election, possibly. >> but, you know, karen mcdougal says in the deal with ami, she was aware they were not going to run her story. and in fact, she says she was glad that they were going to bury it. obviously, she was also glad to get money for that and what she said she was promised about kind of a new potential career as a writer. you know, as sort of an expert on aging and health. i guess that's the other side of this. that some people who want to keep a damaging story from

karen and i are captains. i select tam.et bob. >> i'll be behind you. >> all right, i'll get there one. i'm going to win anyway. let's talk about what you can expect today with this snow. snow will be heavy and wet, kind of tough drippy for snowball fights but it's going to be coming down really good later this morning. it will be hard to shovel and remove. send the kids out there to help you out and it will stick to trees and wires and that's a concern especially for so many people that just got power back. we can see additional power outages. we'll have problems with the winds that will be an issue as you travel. in fact in the city, 35 to 45 miles an hour winds and even more up to 55 along the coastline there. here's what you can expect. it's mainly slow north and west. along the mixing line, the area of blue, that's where you could see six to 10. we're still thinking 10 to 16 the farther north and west you go. and it's mainly rain south and east. we've seen a real change in precipitation over the past hour and a half an

meteorologist karen rogers is in for david murphy with the details. hi karen. >> reporter: i don't know about you, but i don't know that people are ready to deal with this once again. we can see the beginning of the area of low pressure that's bringing blizzard-like conditions north and west into the plains. that area of low pressure will transfer energy to another low that will form another nor'easter for us. here's the key points. the nor'easter arrives with light precipitation tuesday evening into wednesday. e t impact would be late wednesday morning through wednesday evening with likely wednesday evening rush being another difficult one. we could see a plowable snow for some in the area. with wind 40 to 50 miles per hour that's significant. the last storm we had on friday we had up to 70 miles per hour wind heavy wet snow and 40 to 50 miles per hour winds could pose more problems. that's why the national weather service has already issued a winter storm watch in effect and we're looking at that in upper bucks and montgomery, and the lehigh valley

matt pelman is here along with karen rogers and karen, we would like to push the nor'easter back to liked be. >> is that a better day for you? at least today is your day to prepare. you're dry today but late tonight and tomorrow that's the effects of the nor'easter. right now satellite and radar showing we're clear. we can start to see the precipitation out to the west that's building in. it will begin as light precipitation later tonight and it's tomorrow that we're really dealing with this storm. ahead of it we've got some cold air. it's only 24 in allentown. 29 in the city. 26 degrees in millville. the wind chill not much of a factor today unlike yesterday. starting it off with sunshine at 7:00 a.m. it's cold. by lunchtime you're dry. you have clouds increasing, temperatures in the low 40's. 3 o'clock kids coming home, no problem, 47 degrees. even at 7 o'clock at night i think most areas are dry. let's go through the timeline with this. it's really from 7:00 p.m. to 10 o'clock tonight when we see the beginning of the precipitation. it will be light rain through much of the area and so

as we look live outside, karen rogers has the update from accuweather. you are looking live at penn's landing. 12:46 and the snow is coming down. "action news" will be right back. >>> i'm tires of the snow we were in tampa for spring training and i wish it was this weekend and i don't want to be in the snow. >> that is one compute commuters take on the nor'easter the second one in a week. florida sounds like a great idea. >> karen is back now and has the forecast. by late afternoon things are really starting to pick up. >> we are in the height of it now, we said 9:00, 10:00, but it was 11:00 and it's on track. you have to be patient and wait for it to develop. i'm not patient myself. it's really coming down out there. i'm looking at the temple university camera and creating visibility issues, and this is what it looks like on stormtracker 6 live double scan. here is what to note as you look at this. these are all the flashes, lightning strikes happening now. in not only south jersey, look at a couple of strikes here. can you see that there? that is a liv

we'll talk totals coming up in a few minutes, matt. >> all righty karen.efully the kids are excited about this today. many of them don't have school so not a lot of school buses on the roads which will help us out. as we look at the roads, this is the blue route 476 in plymouth meeting, the metroplex right over there and the travel lanes of 476 are just wet at this point but still wet can be slippery and we saw a crash earlier on the northeast extension portion of 476 near lansdale. it's now gone. northeast philadelphia here, this is woodhaven road over top the roosevelt boulevard, route one, and again, just wet conditions. on the grassy surfaces, you're seeing a little bit of accumulation but the road, itself, is just wet. this one's really wet. by penn's landing this is columbus boulevard delaware avenue northbound lanes tidal flooding again this morning. just like yesterday during both of our commutes. stay over on 95. you don't want to try and drive through that big puddle on columbus boulevard northbound. this is 95 nearby and it looks okay. just a li

that is not silencing karen. contract was amended to allow her to respond to legitimate media inquiries through another attorney in 2016, and since then she's been able to speak. it's just they own the -- they still own the rights to her life story. >> and it sounds terrific. it's just not how they've behaved in private. ronan farrow did a story about ami catching and killing that prominently featured karen, and she was terrified. she didn't sit down for an interview. she just answered some questions. she verified some things. and in the wake of that, they made clear -- they said further disclosures would breach her contract and cause considerable monetary damages. i mean there's no mistaking it. we have plenty of evidence to back up the fact that there was a year of intimidation, not physical intimidation, but giving karen the impression that if she did what the contract, we believe, says she could do, that there would be economic or reputational consequences. >> you say you want her just out of this contract be

details on that in a few minutes, matt. >> all righty, karen.s bound to be an interesting dane it's an interesting start this morning but the good news is most of the roadways even the secondary roads are still just wet at this point. going out to coatesville chester county we see the snow coming down here along business 30 lincoln highway at bailey road a especially as you go to make the turn but the maple travel lanes of business 30 are just wet at this point. these roads have been treated. we're looking live now insçoo7yç northeast philadelphia and visibilities are down a bit because of the snow and rain that's falling. but this is the scene along 95 near cottman avenue and at this point again just wet southbound taillights are moving at an okay clip heading down towards center city. plymouth meeting and a live look at the mid-county toll plaza along 476 t-the blue route and then northeast extension. we had a crash on the northbound side of the northeast extension approaching lansdale but they just got that cleared out of the way. live look a

karen mcdougal got $150,000.ow much more money, how much more money was paid to other women, potentially? >> you know, i'm not going to talk about anything other than what we've reported. we have seen those documents and all of the billing between karen mcdougal and her representatives and the company and i'll leave it at that. she did get that $150,000. although i would note, a whole lot of that was skimmed off the top by multiple parties who were involved in this transaction. you know, look, a lot of these women, including stormy daniels and karen mcdougal are quick to say, "we're not victims," but i think that also, they have not profited as richly as many would assume. >> and keep in mind, the money -- the complexity of this scheme. the money for karen mcdougal came from american media, came from the national enquirer parent company. the money from stormy daniels came, at least according to michael cohen, from michael cohen, personally. so this was an elaborate system to protect donald trump in what ronan and

so i've been -- in fact, i think she's here, karen handle? where is karen? where is she?ob in atlanta? so karen, is this sort of like a -- karen was down, she started off with a whole group of people, it's a little different voting. she had running for congress in atlanta, the atlanta area, right? so they had a guy, a young guy who spent $34 million, that's still the all-time world record, running to be a congressman, they make $150,000 a year. he spent $34 million. there's something going on, right? i didn't know you were here. somebody said you may be here many that's so great, karen. so karen was running with many republicans. it was like 14 -- 13 republicans, which is crazy. and karen was the one i wanted. but that's a lot of republicans. so karen ended up with about 14 or 15. this guy ended up -- he was 58th, 58th which meant he would have won the he'll e elec, there was no more runoff. we came after that guy and we found out couple of minor things. he didn't live in the district. they said he doesn't live in the district but nobody cares about that. i said really, l

good morning, karen, good morning, everybody. it's dry, not too bad in the great northeast along 95. no southbound delays just yet as you head down towards center city but not so dry here by penn's landing. this is columbus boulevard, delaware avenue, the northbound lane, some tidal flooding out here this morning near summer street has pretty much everything blocked off. i would just stay over on 95. don't try and drive through this big, big puddle along columbus boulevard. some of the traffic lights still out along kelly drive as we continue to clean up from friday's big storm. in germantown, rittenhouse street still blocked by wissahickon because of a downed tree. couple chunks of queen lane remain blocked in east falls. gypsy lane also blocked near lincoln drive. have a downed tree along city avenue underneath the schuylkill partially taking out the right lane and city avenue at 59th street traffic lights still on the fritz there. also still have some downed trees in chestnut hill, portions of bells mill and cresham valley dri

that's so great, karen.ans, like 14 republicans, which is crazy, and karen was the one i wanted, but that's a lot of republicans. so karen ended up with about 14 or 15. this guy ended up -- he was 58. 58, which meant he would have won the election. there was no more runoff, right. and we came after him. right. we came after that guy. and we found out a couple of like minor things. he didn't live in the district. i heard. they said, sorry, he doesn't live in the district but no one cares about that. i said really? let's try it on the voter. anyway, you have to get 50 in which case the election is over. if you get less than 50 you have a runoff and take the top two. so karen was fantastic, but she was with so many republicans, and he was essentially the only democrat. many so so i brought him down in a period of four days, brought him down from 58 to 48. so now he's in a runoff with karen. so think of it, he's at 48. she's at 15. by the time karen and i finish with this guy, $32 million he spent. and she spent

donald trump is not just afraid of karen mcdougal. he is terrified into silence by her. karen mcdougal is a former playboy model who allegedly had an ongoing romantic sexual affair with donald trump at the same time that donald trump was allegedly sexually involved with the porn star stormy daniels. and i'm not sure how the word allegedly got into the teleprompter there. but last night karen mcdougal said that donald trump said, i love you, to her many, many times. donald trump was saying i love you to karen mcdougal just months after his third and current wife gave birth to his fifth child. and karen mcdougal says he often mentioned his first daughter, who was born to his first wife. >> did he ever compare you to any of his kids? >> you know, he -- he's very proud of ivanka. as he should be. i mean, she's a brilliant woman, she's beautiful. that's his daughter and he should be proud of her. he said i was beautiful like her. and, you know, you're a smart girl. there wasn't a lot of comparing, but there was some. i heard a lot about her, yeah. >> in a report in the wall s

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karen, be optimistic with me for a second.f in fact, this leads to denuclearization, doesn't that mean a nobel prize for donald trump? could the world's davos elite bring themselves to do that? >> the problem is we have seen this movie before. in the 90s the clinton administration thought they had an arms control deal with the north koreans. so i think that, yes, it would be a major achievement if in fact, there was follow through on this. we're not having lucy and charlie brown and the football once again. >> alana shore, let me ask you what you heard on the hill after the news came down. what's the reporting and reaction among other congressional friends? >> well, i think republicans wish they had been in town when this handled. they had a tough thursday over this tariff plan. and then this really good north korean news that allows them to say, look, there's the prospect of a testing suspension, the prospect of a real agreement on denuclearizati denuclearization. democrats are caught on the back foot right now thinking how h

but karen mcdougal says it was under false pretenses.not, it seems like her attorney at the time may have misled her, her attorney who was negotiating this contract for her. it seems he may have led her into believing, number one, that the "national enquirer" was going to leak this story. >> she seemed relieved that she was going to get paid, the story wouldn't come out and she would get this new career. that has nothing to do with donald trump. by the way, they do catch and kill all the time for people running for president. this isn't something just for donald trump. >> it does potentially implicate him on a different potential level which is on federal campaign finance laws. discovery is going to have to reveal where this money came from, how this came about, but the problem is that corporations are not allowed to give a contribution to a federal candidate. now, if the overarching company for "national enquirer" actual dl make this payoff and it can be deemed a contribution, there is a problem. >> let me bring in the political side of

good morning, karen, good morning, everybody. let's make the rounds. starting here in norristown, this is 202, markley street at main street. no one is out and about just yet but the good news is the road here is just wet and that's the case in most places this morning. snow hasn't really started to stick to most of the road surfaces, just the grassy areas. let's head up main street to ridge pike, come down the blue route and this is the schuylkill right by 476, the blue route. you see the spray coming up off the vehicles there traveling in the eastbound lanes. the road has been treated. it's just wet at this point and really wet here this morning. this is by penn's landing, columbus boulevard, delaware avenue and just like yesterday, we have trees out here and we also have some big, big puddles that are kind of bogging things down, some flooding in the northbound lanes of columbus boulevard once again. so, i would stick with 95 instead. this is 95 in a different area, in bucks county, bristol township here in the ongoing work zone by 413. light volume

for david, karen, jennette, i'm matt, see you. >>> good morning, america.he new warning as two monster storms hit both coasts. a nor'easter pummeling 70 million from the carolinas to maine with hurricane-force winds, rain and snow. while out west, police are going door to door ordering people to evacuate. >>> changing course. president trump meeting with the nra late last night. the group's top lobbyist tweets trump does not want gun control a day after that bipartisan meeting. this as the president announces new trade actions igniting a possible trade war. sending stocks tumbling. >>> poison plot? this woman behind bars this morning charged with attempted murder accused of lacing a cheesecake to allegedly kill a woman who looked like her and steal her identity.

karen. >> reporter: we have an on 309 north past welsh road. another new accident that popped up on the boulevard that's coming up next. >> 4:44 a.m., good morning, everyone, local 6 red light, so boring sitting there waiting for the light to change. there we go, all right, you and i are traveling on mobile 6 as . oh, the places you will go, all of them likely damp and wet sometimes even windy. >> karen, i'm hoping you have better news for us, it's not looking that way. >> reporter: i got nothing, today is not your day for better news. the worse news is all this will be worse for your evening commute. have a great day! southbound on the boulevard wissahickon, police on the scene, roads are wet, it's not slippery anywhere except for the poconos you have an accident popping up. boulevard northbound at whitiker we have an accident there, as well blocking two lanes, watch for that in the inner lanes stick to the outer drive to get around it. we have an accident on the turnpike westbound approaching norristown. that's clear. we mentioned an accident

karen. >> we look very much alike.re starting our day with dry conditions but we're ending with rain changing to snow. details on that next nor'easter coming up. >> checking out wreckage from the u.s.s. lexington. a u.s. aircraft carrier sunk by the japanese during world war ii. it was discovered 500 miles off the australian coastline. the vessel was dubbed lady lex. it was one of the first u.s. aircraft carriers ever built. a team of explorers led by billionaire paul allen the microsoft co-founder announced yesterday it was located at the bottom of the coral sea nearly 2 miles below the surface. >> fascinating. also fascinating are we going to make it to april. >> you know what, we are going to make it to april. it's going to be a little messy. >> we'll be beaten up by then. >> i think we'll be okay. let's take a look at storm tracker6 double scan. dry through the region right now but we're tracking yet another nor'easter that's headed through the area. so, watch as you're heading out right now. today is dry. later th

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i'm karen cho.our headlines italian stocks hit a six-month low as voters punished the physical establishment touts the euroskeptic parties. >>> the populist five-star movement looks to be the single biggest party in parliament. while the far right lega overtaking silvio berlusconi's government >>> and a tax tweet in escalation of the tariff trade war. >>> and shares of axa hit the bottom 6 tof the stock market wh the bid for insurance europe xl. >>> investors closing, watching uk data today there is some concern that the services pmi would cross wake but it is has done the exact opposite 53.3 the highest since october 2017 this is also escalation from the january levels which closed at 53 the new business component slightly forward looking number, 55.1, the highest since may 2017 so, continues to surprise, as you look at these data points. so the pmi pointing to a growth pig of nooet 0figure of 0.4% and so going into 2018, which is quite key when we talk about uncertainty around brexit. >>> let's co

karen, is this, karen was down. she started off with a group of people.ad running for congress in atlanta, the atlanta area. a young guy who spent $34 million, that is the world record, running to be a congressman. they make $150,000 a year. something is going on. i did not know you were here. that is great. karen was running with many republicans, 14 republicans. karen was the one i wanted. that's a lot of republicans. karen ended up with 14 or 15. this guy was 58, which meant he would have won the election with no more runoff. we came after him. we came after that guy and we found out a couple of minor things. he did not live in the district. nobody cares about that. really? let's try it. anyway, you have to get 50 in which case the election is over. less than that, you get a runoff. karen was fantastic. she was with so many republicans. he was the only democrat. i brought him down in four days, i got no credit from these guys, from 58 to 48. now he is in a runoff with karen. think of it. by the time karen and i finish with this guy, 32 million he with

i'm sorry. >> more with karen mcdougal tonight. that's ahead. first the naming of john bolton as mcmaster's replacement. something the white house said last week was not happening. >> sarah, you took to twitter last night to ensure the public that mcmaster's job was safe. but has the president spoken directly to mcmaster, carson, scholtens to tell them that their jobs are, in fact, safe? >> like i said last night, and i'll echo it again, i spoke directly to the president last night. he asked me to pass that message along to general mcmaster. >> well, that was the old message. the new message is more like thanks and good luck. the latest from jeff zeleny who's at the white house. so sarah sanders, that was a week ago, what happened? >> reporter: a lot happens in six days. and one of the major things that happened here was the leak of the phone call of the president with vladimir putin. his national security advisers giving him a message, do not congratulate president putin. the president did congratulate him. that is one of the things that set th

karen, i have the neoprene stuff out today. i'm expect to go get wallopped later on.ave the wet gloves. i don't know, my way to get an edge in racing, i don't know if your husband has these, and i even have the neoprene socks for later on, because i'm expecting wet feet, which i don't want it get. but hopefully i won't get wallopped too bad. but we're waitingment we will head over to the wegmans here to see if people up here they're used to snow, but see if anybody is doing some last minute shopping to prepare for the snowstorm. >> i'm sure. oh, yes, my husband has the biker claw gloves, looks like they're from star trek. >> does he have the web socks, too, toast look all crazy? >> all right, so be sure to keep it right here. we will stay on top of t right now this is a lull. it is. that's fact of the matter right now, but we will get real whallop, the basic, storm in ernest lit later. it is on our website and on our app. >> school district in new jersey will be letting out early, let the kids in and let out in a couple of hours. you're ending in your pictures , we ap

. >> it is tuesday march 6th, 2018, lovely karen hepp has join us now. >> good morning, karen. >> so beyonce getting ready for coachela that big cons inert southern california, getting ready for two weeks. >> she just gave bit to twins. >> my goodness. >> she's on a new diet, she will be a vegan at least for the next 22 days. she asked to us do it with her , for moral support, so i will try this. we have somebody coming in, he is living vegan we will tell you what you probably should eat today, and you can do. >>> batch already betrayal, say it isn't so? >> no. >> who does she choose lauren or becca. why everything isn't as it seems, some people feel duped. >> is he ari. >> ari i'm in the sure. >> i thought it was ari. >> refuse to watch that stupid show it is disgusting. >> how about this one, this is what we are doing, you know how we are on good day, not a little bit competitive but world cup 100 days away, we are celebrating with our own bubble, soccer. >> we have four of those. >> taking you down. >> i cannot wait for this. >> do you remember, for those watching for a while, the

karen: that is exactly it. it is every sector. think about how technology has been affecting i.t. companies, consultancies, it is permeating its way through every single sector. , thatttom of the bridge is where you have to be ahead of who is on that winning streak and who is going to be on that losing streak. francine: thank you so much, karen ward of jpmorgan asset management. let's talk tech. guy: apple may be saying goodbye samsung. the technology giant is said to be designing and producing a next in screen in a hurt -- in a move that could hurt suppliers. we are joined by our chief managing editor in hong kong. this is one of those interesting trades. if apple does well, samsung as well. apple has a lot of cash and is starting to put some of its work internally. how big a blow is this going to be for asian tech? apple has become the most valuable company in the world, is because it does not manufacture a lot of its own products. it has suppliers scattered throughout asia where it depends on them to come up with these componen

that's a great, karen. karen was running with 13, 14 republicans which is crazy. karen was the one i wanted but that is a lot of republicans. karen ended up with about 14 or 15. this guy was 58. 58. which meant he would have one the election, there was no more runoff. she came after him, right? we came after that guy in we sent out a couple of like, minor things. live in the district. they said, he doesn't live the district, nobody cares. i said, really? let's tried on the voter. if you get less than 50 have a runoff and you take the top two. so karen was fantastic. but she was with so many republicans and he was essentially the only cut. so i brought him down in four days. i got no credit. 48.ght him down from 58 to so now he is in a runoff with karen. they given. he is at 48. she is at 16. at the time karen and i finished with that thy, 32 man dollars he spent. and she spent like about 29 million less, right? but by the time we finished, the winner easily by five points with karen handel. so -- right. she isy love the job doing and i think you are going to have

so now he is in a runoff with karen. think of it.en and i finished with this guy, $32 million he spent and she spent like about $29 million less, right? she spent $29 million less. but by the time we finished, the winner easily by five points was karen handel. and they love the job she is doing and i think you you'll have a good victory now. but the people love you in your area and i hope i don't have to make speeches all over the place like last time. but we need karen and we need congressman saccone. we have to have him. nancy pelosi, maxine waters, the only chance she's got to become speaker is electing democrats. and you know, we don't have a big margin. it is just a very small. if you -- they are doing a number in your state. you see what they are doing with the congressional districts. hopefully the united states supreme court will take that case because this is horrible what they have done. they had state judges that are democrats change your voting districts. what kind of stuff is that? what kind of stuff? and it will make it

karen: the u.s.total gdp growth we have had has been a lot lower than normal. they are traveling at a much lower level. it has been a long cycle. if you look at europe, gdp growth is strong at 2.5% this year and have think -- hoping for 2% next year. we have only started the recovery in 2017. we had six years of no profit growth. management wouldn't spend on capex. capacity utilization goes up. you increase cap expert we hope we get the second leg of euros recovery that keeps gdp growth going. you won't shoot the lights out on pmi. we don't think we are near the end of the cycle because you are just getting the first signs you are going to get coming through and confidence coming back. coming through and confidence coming back. where in the early phases of profit and confidence recovery in the euro area. alix: at the same time, keith, j.p. morgan said cyclical looks stretched and especially if you growth a not gang buster in china. what you do that sector? technology, we like for two reasons. one, we

after my conversation with karen, she got a memo, she was allowed back into the patient meetings.owever, she has never been able to address those discipline issues and is still working with patients beyond five weeks and waiting for radiation. >> the harm that's happening here is happening to our veterans. and delays are still happening, in spite of all this. but i'm going, of course i will continue on. and to advocate and adhere to the core values of the united states department of veterans affairs because it actually has a meaning to me. it's not just something that i wear on my name badge. >> reporter: in palo alto, for abc 7 news. >> the help that brought one woman to tears of happiness. >> how michael finney was able to get her more than she was hoping for. >>> and add together science, technology, and math and what do you get? t >>> live doppler 7 shows the next wave of today's storm approaching the bay area. you can access radar anytime on the abc 7 news app. it's free to download for both apple and android devices. >>> a group of girls from oakland got to celebrate the sta

. >> and also meteorologist karen rogers in for dave murphy.ood morning. >> yeah, you've got a lot to talk about. >> we do, that's right. the storm is developing, impacting the area already but conditions are really going get worse pretty shortly. let's take a look right now at storm tracker6 live 3-d so, the area of low pressure, the nor'easter is just beginning to take shape and so far it's really on track. it's about 50 to 70 miles off the coastline right now. as it tracks up the coast, it is going to intensify and produce even more snowfall. so, a few things that we're watching right now. let's take a look at the impacts. this is a high impact event. we want to warn everybody when you step outside and it doesn't seem that bad just yet that's because it hasn't intensified yet. the peak is later on in the daytime, late morning into the early afternoon hours. the heaviest snow potentially north and west. the strongest winds, though, at the coast but we could still see up to 40 miles an hour winds in the city itself. the winter storm warning fr

we'll try it out on the show today. >> karen, i love you. international women's day. >> oh, celebrating all of the women out there. >> every march 8th, let's celebrate, i'm celebrating my daughters jessica and jill, i know, i posted a picture on instagram this morning, i've been hearing from both of them. why do you chooses a picture we don't look good? if you swipe that little thing right there, i think they're connect today that particular thing. >> you'll tell your daughters i think you look beautiful in any picture. >> that's a nice picture. >> in fact all three of us look horrible. >> no that is that's a good one. >> why don't you get on stain gram, twitter, tell me who you are celebrating today. >> this lady right here, karen help help, gave her plastic flowers earlier. >> did you. >> yes. >> they'll last forever. >> see you in a few minutes. >> thank you there, mike. we have whole lot more on the show, continuing, we actually is some breaking news right now. >> bob kelly standing by. >> nasty accident. look at this vehicle fire here,

karen tiene los detalles.to explosivo en otra embarcaciÓn, el cual no llegÓ a detonar. >> lo que yo le digo a la gente es que si van a ir a viajar de turista es que se queden en el barrio del hotel y no se salvan. karen: playa del carmen estÁ en el estado de quintana roo. lugares un destino popular para viajeros que llegan en temporadas como las de vacaciones de primavera. en este destino turÍstico se estarÍa desatando una ola de narcoterrorista. de acuerdo al exagente de la dea la explosiÓn obedecerÍa a que los carteles trataban de intimidar al dueÑo de las embarcaciones. >> le pusieron presiÓn para que quieren que vote o que le ponga apoyo a una persona que estÁ por presidente. karen: el departamento de estado ha dicho que existe una amenaza latente. >> los carteles ahorita operan como terroristas. los terroristas no les importa el daÑo colateral. no les importa si inocentes se matan. karen: la secretarÍa de turismo extendiÓ un comunicado donde mencionan que es seguro pero no dice nada acerca de plaza del ca

thomas, karen, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. let's get right back to the breaking news, we had fire started about an hour ago. our jenny joyce is there at the scene. let's get the latest information just coming in right now. >> jenny? >> good morning, karen, so we only pulled up here about five minutes ago, liver on the 600 block of hickory street, as you can see, flames just shooting out of the roof of the home. also in the lower level, uncle see, breitbart orange peaking through that front window. we heard a short time ago, that the firefighters were retreating. they were all getting out of the house. you can see that host operation from above. just shooting water, down onto these flames. that aren't stopping. so it has been going on for about an hour, and when we got here, i was able to talk to a man who said this is actually his sister's home. it is the home that he and his sister grew up in. and his mom was living there until she passed away about 18 months ago, they were getting ready to sell the house. his sister was livi

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karen: we are monitoring it.he scenario at the moment, this does say in a token gesture, and a small sector, it does not brought in out to widescale tariffs in sectors. the reason we have conviction in that view, you start to raise them more broadly, what you ultimately do is raising prices for the domestic consumer and that will hurt. it will hurt people on low income. behind,at had been left the politicians are trying to speak to with these kinds of policies, would actually be damaged by something that is much more significant and more broad-based. best guess? it stays in steel and aluminum and if you other products, doesn't escalate but, be mindful. it adds risk. januaryore wobbles in -- more wobbles? karen: certainly more volatility is normal late in the cycle. is inflation coming back? payrolls. the wage number, set us up last month. is inflation coming back? will central banks move from accelerated to break, adding in trade wars on top of that? more volatility but also, we are mindful of the fact that funda

we're in recovery mode, karen rogers. the crews have been working hard. live in king of prussia, 202 where it meets up with the schuylkill expressway. had our first crash of the morning on the ramp coming up nexting 76 with 202. it's gone now, but you have to take it easy on the ramps, there's a lot of slick spots this morning. speeds don't look too bad so far. we have the storm damage from friday left over in my neck of the woods in east falls. and some of the traffic lights are not working on kelly drive. it's wet great northeast cottman avenue. everybody is out in the southbound lanes traveling southbound no delays just yet. down the shore, the garden state parkway, for the most part it's wet on the parkway. wet on route 40 on the ac expressway, everything is blocked there because of flooding. mass transit situation, back to normal schedule on the regional rails, expect delays, ac rail line is suspended because of issues. njt buses are resuming service as we kick off things on this thursday. >> let's switch over to jeanette reyes live in south philadel

. >> let's fiend out about the roar with david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: we are talking spring-like temperatures the past couple of days and wet snow. >> reporter: you remember we had a decent snow in the weekend in march, so it can happen. this will be wet snow, right now on storm tracker 6 live it's rain across areas west and southwest, cool enough rare being drown in by a coastal storm that could change tomorrow. we have a flood watch north andd east, a coastal flood watch down the shore, there's the winter storm possibility, as well at the tail end of this later tomorrow. coastal flood watch in effect this evening, to saturday evening. all the coastal counties could see problems there, especially in the tidal areas, flood watch tonight into friday night, philadelphia to montgomery county, areas north through the lehigh valley and toward the east. there's a high wind watch that has been extended across the entire region all the way up to the northern border of the poconos friday into saturday where wind gusts at times could be 50 miles per hour bringing down t