>> the boss is is keith hall. >> who does he work for? >> congress. so, there are two big areas of the budget. there's the office of management and budget. that congressman mull vainy is likely to be b the head of o under donald trump administration. the omb, office of management and budget works for the president. really, the chairman, people of the budget committees, are the directors of the cbo. the first director, she's so important in this whole field, but the first director was alice. >> on your board. >> she is and for those of white house care about budgeting, she's kind of the wisest leader we all have. of responsible budgeting and she created the institution in a way that i think really built it so that it was impartial and seen as credible and we need to have these outside institutions that people trust. >> here is keith hall, who is is currently the cbo director. >> if current laws generally remain unchanged, the deficit will continue to grow. and debt held by the public would rise to $24 trillion by 2016 up from 74% of gdp at the end of 2

my name is keith hall, i'm the director. hadley and i mark am the deputy director. dir. hall: this morning we just released our outlook. in the next few minutes we will be discussing a few highlights of the updated economic projections, which we released and after my brief remarks, my colleagues and i will be happy to take your questions. the economic forecast that underlies the budget projections indicates that in real inflation-adjusted terms, grossed a mystic product will expand at an average pace of 2.1% over the next two years. if current laws remain unchanged after rising last year at a rate of 1.8%. the expected growth to boost employment, eliminate the slack in the economy and drop the unemployment rate by the fourth quarter of 2018. further ahead, according to projections, gdp will expand at an average rate of -- over the coming decade. the growth rate represents a significant slowdown from the 1980's, 1990's and early 2000's. mainly because of the slower the nation'sted to supply of labor which results in the ongoing baby boomers and the relative stability in t

here is keith hall, who is currently the cbo director. >> if these laws remain unchanged, the deficitill continue to grow and debt held by the public would raise to $24 trillion or 86% of gdp by 2016, up from 74% of gdp at the end of 2015. moreover, what would be an upward trajectory, 30 years from now, debt would reach 155 percent of gdp. the highest recorded in the united states. brian: this is why we get a lot of people who say why would i want to watch c-span? he is talking about all the language that he is using. we talked about this, before here, right here on 2000, when george bush was taking office, $5 trillion in debt in the united states. at the end of his term, it was $10 trillion. at the end of this term for barack obama, it is $20 trillion. about $44 trillion in debt. people throw their hands up and say it must not matter. maya: a couple of points. once, i was dial teste4d, unbeknownst to me. people check whether people like what you're saying or not. here is something what i learned, people don't like when you talk about actuarial balance. this alliance plummeting and th

. >> reporter: in philadelphia city hall, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> good to see him doing well. >>back to the dangerous nor'easter moving through our area. >> look at this video from cape may county. you can see the waves breaking on the rocks. the causeway has been shut down. >>> strong winds in jersey city sent scaffolding through the air. it slammed into the side of the building. fortunately, there were no workers on board. when the wind hit. glen is back now to let us know if this threat is over yet. >> absolutely not. we may not be seeing the gusts as strong as what we saw today. but we're going to see more of that coastal flooding. it's going to be significant. we have more rain, plenty of it here. we cut north side with the rain, south side dry. it's not necessarily going to stay that way all night and all day. long beach island and through ocean county and mercer county getting hammered right now. the other thing that's happening is that we're trying to see this changeover to some sleet in parts of the lehigh valley and northern berks county. that's something we will watch

hall. here is keith morrison with more of our story, "the interrogation." >> by all accounts, including hisdavis was a mama's boy. because of his child-like ways perhaps or his learning disabilities, maybe. >> he's easy to play. he's like me. he's got a kind heart. he's gullible. >> robert seemed to need his mother, sandy, to protect him from the big, bad world. while he took care of her when she was attacked by chronic illness. medication for which tends to slur her speech. >> he's a big dude, but he is a teddy bear. he always wanted to grow up and be in health care, in nursing like i was. >> mind you, robert did get into trouble once, a petty theft. his learning disabilities landed him in a special school for several years. but the good thing, a family acquaintance was a school police resource officer. his name was randy snead. robert looked up to randy, trusted him. so when officer snead, now a detective with the albemarle county police, came looking for robert after the fire, sandy told him without hesitation where he could find her son. >> i said, is robert in trouble? he said, he's in

hall of fame. >> tonight he has a special message for his fans. nbc 10's keith jones reports. >> reporter: on field nightmare for offense. an eagles legend. tonight a first ballot finalist for the hall of fame. >> i'll be -- >> brian dawkins showing attitude and love for fans via twitter. >> thank you very much for all your votes and all your well wishes on twitter. >> a selection committee chose he and 17 others from a list of nfl greats. dawkins was drafted by the birds and helped deliver an nfc championship. birds fans say he is a shoe-in. >> just the way he played and his hunger for the game at all times and how he pumped other people up around him. >> they fed off his emotion, and that drove them to the success they had in the early years. >> reporter: dawkins still needs to make one more cut. if he does, it will be in august. >> here's what i want you to do if the time comes. i want you to make sure, if you can, if you join me so we go out there and can party and turn that place green. >> in south philadelphia, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> former eagle te

hall. as investigators questioned keith griffith about where he was the night of julie's murder, the grievingband got a text that sparked their interest. it was from a woman. but was she just a friend as keith explained, or was the traveling salesman hiding a secret? here again is dennis murphy with "consumed." >> julie griffith's family had hardly had time to absorb the horrific news of her death and in a house fire when disturbing rumors started reaching them that investigators thought her death was foul play. the sheriff's department kept details of the murder quiet for days. >> i could not believe it. >> daughter? law ali. >> i couldn't imagine anyone would ever want to hurt her. much less set the house on fire. the dogs perished. i had no idea what could have happened. >> no enemies. i mean, it made no sense. just who would want to kill her. >> after keith was released the night of his interview with detectives, he headed straight to his friends, the bradleys. they were floored to hear the line of questioning that he recounted. what was up with his marriage, his alibi, the gun he owned?

halls. he wanted that, what he said today was, i feel remarkable. unlike barack obama, just to compare the two, will always talk about me me me. all about number one, the toby keith people. we the people. only mention himself three tim times. >> tucker: what's striking to me in the last year, watching this carefully, was not the people dislike trump, i think it's okay to be tough on the politician. it was the contempt for his voters. undisguised. the left stop pretending that they sympathized. i've never seen that before. >> sean: the intellectual class of the conservative movement, all these weekly standards, actively undermining trump. which would've meant that hillary clinton got to make supreme court appointments. >> tucker: did you lose friends over all this? >> sean: yes. yes. you know me, i like to brawl, and like to fight. i never started one of those fights. but i may counterpunch her. if you hit me, i'm going to hit back. >> tucker: this is really the beginning of something totally new. if donald trump keeps his promises on energy, originalist, bedding, building the wall, obamacare, repeal and replace, education back to the states, a foreign policy that