the suspect has been identified a as 35 year old jamal kinks bring. fox5's lindsay watts livets tonight at potomac millions witm this.il >>reporter: the search is onrc for that suspect right now. police only release his name and his photo about an hour ago.o. the stabbing around happened around 12:30 and that over in30a front ofnd the burlington county fact mri police say afterwards,r the suv peck ran across thes street where we are and he kept ongoing. i want to show you some video prince william county policey po spent hours here today combing the mall parking lot and other areas around potomac millions. you can see officers searched up to search forth murder weapon, the knife and any other evidencr the suspect may have left while he was running away. police say this started when the suspect was caught shoplifting in burlington coat factory.ry. two loss prevention employeesloe approached him as he was leavins the store, one of them, the victim who was later stabbed. the confrontation took placeace right near the exit, kind of out into the parking lo

"the wall street journal" reporting that amazon go store reportedly has too many kinks and technologyory supposed to automatically charge customers when they leave the store instead of using cash registers. but markets climb back today after falling 45 points yesterday. dow futures of 14, s&p futures at three, nasdaq up three days in a row dating eight points. trade to congress and the white house gearing up for spending and tax cuts. but the timeline and was the risk of a government shutdown? professor bryan brandenburg, joining us now, chair of the business of financing program at kings college in manhattan. thank you for joining us. we're talking about tax cuts. what is the timeline? >> yeah, i think that is reasonable. the administration is probably going to pull back on the tax cut. they want to get something done and so they are going to put a package out there that most republicans will be willing to go with. that probably means getting rid of controversial elements of the border just syntax. i don't think that will be in that package because they want to get a win. august is s

just looking at the level of it the clear kink is a couple years before the recession. so you get some dynamics related to capital during and after and come back down but actually don't look that different on where you would have been on a i won't say it doesn't contribute anything. we don't know the counterfactual. it can't be the big story either. another way of thinking of that is we have been getting for the past dozen years and since 2007 what we have gotten from most of the periods since 1973. this isn't unusual. this is what we have been getting for most of history except in that '95 to 2004 period. i'm going to say no. is it over regulation or increases in regulation and maybe a related point that he will say much more about. the decline in dynamism in the u.s. economy. intuitively, you have to think regulation matters. it is easy to make that argument. it is harder to say it. cross country evidence shows it is across countries. within the u.s. i'm less sure. i'm less sure about the time. so first of all, a post 2008 story about increasing regulation doesn't wor

the colonial season is >>> opening day two weeks away, spring training a great place to work out the kinks. bryce harper finding out about that in the second. randell sends one harper's way. bryce throwing home. it sails way away from home plate, it's just spring training. harper make up for it later, top of the fourth, makes a gredivin catch. you love seeing that, but he needs to save those for the regular season. >> yeah. >> also went 2-4 at the plate. but the yankees beat the nats, 9-3. like we said, it was -- >> spring training. case of the mondays overall. there is hope. we're going to go to bed >> wake up with a new attitude. >> announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private partnership, where health outcomes are valued over volume. where early intervention and management of chronic conditions is leading to better outcomes. and costs are more predictable and affordable. maybe because with age comes wisdom. medicare advantage. leading the way. >>> fans of the late chuck be

it is one of the major kinks in the armor. we know this. we don't want to lose leadership. >> and then the beauty of this rally has been that you've changed leadership. so unfortunately, if you rested on just financials, you lost money. but the market gained 12%. aren't they the ones, most gain, from repatriation? the most profitable companies on the planet and they have the most cash overseas. they need this to happen. >> actually, they don't need this to happen. i would be a kicker to their story. but that's why they did it. >> after the rally from 95 to 143 -- >> are you staying markets should have sold off dramatically. and it did. >> the bank stocks. >> the votes pulled. stocks fall. today. the votes pull. stocks rally. what's going on? >> i wish i could tell you. if you heard, the thing that i took away from president trump is let's move on to tax reform. so we talked about that with larry kudlow last night. he'll be back with us tonight. i thought for some reason, steve alluded to it. you had to get it repealed and replaced before th

give the app time to sort the kinks out before you try it. for "on the money" i'm andrea day. >> how can you keep your personal information safe when you're using your smart phone. joining us now is brian vecci. he's with veronas. thanks for coming in today. what can i do to make sure i'm safe? >> sure. first you want to know what a new app is and why you're make sure you update your phone and mobile apps. sometimes we don't want to update apps because we can lose features or it wil s update comes out, it's got security features that fix the exploits that -- >> i always think if i'm using a trusted brand like amazon or disney, i'm safe. am i right to think that? it sounds like there were a lot of apps that even major companies, not those two in particular, necessary, but major brands aren't necessarily as safe as i thought. >> sure. major brands are going to do everything they can to protect your information to make sure apps are secure, but they're human and exploits are going to be discovered over time. >> i always wonder about apps that ar

give the app some time to sort the kinks out before you try it. for "on the money", i'm andrea day. >> that is a lot to think about. so how can you keep your personal information safe when you are using your smartphone? joining us right now is brian vecci, he is with cyber security company veronis. thank you for coming in today. >> thanks for having me. >> that is really daunting when you think of all the things that are happening. what can i do? >> you want to be very careful what you put on your phone. when you down load an app, make sure you know what it is. update your phone and mobile apps. we don't want to update apps because we can lose features or it can slow things down. often times it will fix it. >> i always think that, look, if i'm using trusted brands like amazon, disney, things out there i am safe. am i right to think about that? it sounds like there are apps, that major companies, not those two necessarily, but major brands are vulnerable. >> they're going to do everything that they can. >> i've always wondered about apps that are f

the caps versus the ducks, the new guy suspended two games fore this hit in last night's loss to the kinkss entering the pond which there. they were scoreless after the first period, but in the second period the ducks send it up thep left side. slightly deflected by corey co perry but then you see the goes past the glove the. a wide open john carrollton.. this beats jonathan bar anyway. the third period, caps down 3 to 1. the redskins officially lost lo their two one thousand yard receivers on the first day of free agency. filled a little bit of a void oa the next day and now filled the desean jackson shirt. cryer to a $1.8 million deal. de washington gave me ann opportunity, you know and it's t great opportunity to play with l guy by the name of kirk cousins and the other supporting cast cs that he has and to add myself i'm very excited and i can't i wait to get to work. he was theto high school's arch rival back in pennsylvania.ania >> really. > this afternoon the nats and astros. mack wiehle making his first his start of the season. he went on and 2. wheatonfully ball to left field. the

that's the kink that tom was to.ng reference i'm not surprised that markets like that idea. ultimately pricing to what is that terminal rate, rate thate fed fund's we see as an equilibrium for a run.r the ot surprised about 10-year doesn't like it. scarlet: you have some on average hourly earnings? kathleen: what is very that rich says he sees the fed willing to overshoot on inflation. looking at this and saying the fed has confirmed hat it's solidly behind three rate hikes this year and 2018. it's ready to move and move the next two in the years. there seems to be a little bit to four rate hikes potentially. it may be a sign that the fed is getting ready to be more determined, not just one rate year.ike last people will continue to raise evenuestion of four hikes, though measures of compensation are not moving higher. the fed even said this. this is what neal has stressed in the past. there was a long in-depth paper saying why he doesn't think the raised.s rate should be on our chart, there is not a big push up up. not acceleration. the employment cost index is decelerated.

and, they say, a chiropractor is a convenient way to get the kinks out ... overloading the animal with medicine.(steve) tonight, kron four's philippe djegal visits the oakland zoo... for an in-depth look at how giraffes power through physical therapy. (philippe)nats- "a little bit more sweetheart. there we go." at 25 years-old... this reticulated giraffe from kenya named mosi (moe-see) is considered elderlynats- "there we go mose." a few years ago... her keepers at the oakland zoo noticed her stretching oddly... and, realized her back and pelvis were stiff and could use chiropractor.betsey carpenter/chiropractor- "i use this thing called motion palpation and so we put the joint through its normal range of motion and wherever it's restricted, that's where i know it needs to be adjusted. nats- "and, she's tolerating that pretty well." for at least two years now... certified animal chiropractor betsey carpenter has treated mosie... one of eight giraffe's at the zoo.betsey carpenter/chiropractor- "this is how we determine how the vertabra are fixed, so i'm just

we're trying to work out some kinks here. here's a live look at the dublin interchange. slow also morning rush commute and if you are traveling on mass transit bart a's muni and caltrain are all on time. i'll send it to you guys. >>> roqui, thank you. any minute now president trump is expected to announce his budget plan. it could give us an idea of how he wants to reshape the nation. anne makovec has what we can expect. >> reporter: this morning's release is going to be a blueprint of what to expect from the next national budget. if congress approves it, agencies would see spending cut. it's expected to be a $1.15 trillion budget slashing spending at a dozen apartments to financing a significant increase in the military and a down payment on the wall. we are looking at a boost in defense spending by 10% for homeland security of 6% and as far as the cuts, dramatic slashes to both the state department and the environmental protection agency. now, this budget does not have the force of law it's only used as a guideline for congress which ultimately has the power of the pur

police arrested jamalal kinks berry yesterday..we after trying to stop him from fm shoplifting.sh he was a father of three.ee. we talk to military nurse who nr was with the victim during thoso final moments. >> i can't even begin to imagini the pain they're feeling rightng now, but i just want them to t find comfort in knowing that he was not alone.. someone did try. >> kinks berry will be extradited to have a have where he will face murder chargeshave. >>> new this morning at 8:00 a0 fox in fairfax county being tested for rabies after eights t tacked a woman and then a cat in great falls.ls. animal protection officers sayis the fox that's the fox right rht there bit a 71-year-old woman w several times while she was walking in the 600 block of at hawk road. e animal off.. this happened around 3:00 in the afternoon yesterday.rd officers received another call for a foeix tackiveng a cat in c driveway about 3 miles from thet scene. the cat's owner trapped the fox until officers arrived. arrived. the cat is okay but if quarantined offi

a sledgehammer, which is what this legislation does, what we need to do is sit down, work out the kinksproblems, the challenges that we know have arisen in what was a major overall in the health care system, the affordable care act and work together to iron those out. >> every republican i've talked to says you guys have been instructed not to help and as long as repeal is on the table, you won't help. >> i'll tell you what we're not doing, that's right, we are not going to help them repeal the affordable care act and take away health care from 14 million people a year from now, 24 million people ten years from now, eliminate the essential health benefits package which for breast cancer survivors like me means the kind of health care coverage they would be able to buy won't actually provide coverage and you'll go back to the days when women, sister survivors like mine would say, you know what, debbie, i had to choose between the chemo or the radiation because my insurance coverage wouldn't let me afford both. that's unacceptable. >> let's take another step down that road. price laid out

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well, just looking at the level of it, the clear kink is a couple years before the recession. so you get some dynamics related to capital during and afternoon and you're coming back down, but you don't actually look that different than where you would have been on a prerecession trend. so i don't say it doesn't contribute anything, we don't know the counterfactual, but it can't be the big story either. >> another way of thinking about that, we've been getting for the past dozen years, and since 2007, we've gotten for most of the president since 1973. this isn't unusual. this is what we've been getting for most of history except in that period. so i'm going to say no. is it over-regulation and -- or increases in regulation and maybe a related point that john will say much more about, about the decline of dynamism in the u.s. economy. you have to think regulation matters. it's easy to make that argument. it's harder to say -- and the cross-country evidence certainly suggests that it's an important factor across countries. within the u.s., i'm less sure, and i'm less sure about t

when you're on a carrier like this, this is the first in its class, they need to work out the kinks. you get a sense of the awesome power they can on america's adversaries. this comes in at $13 billion, that's billion with a "b," came in over budget and a little too late. we still don't expect this one to be operational until some time 2018-2019. a lot more testing. boy, president trump is getting a tour of this carrier. we'll see what he says here when he speaks just behind me. just a quick little thing, we're here in the hangar bay. there are elevators all around us. normally there would be bombers and fighters in this hangar bay, not to be confused with the bomb farm, which is one level up. we'll get you an embark and give you the 101 on aircraft carriers. >> is anyone out there talking about the attorney general? >> reporter: i have not found anyone talking about the attorney general. but that's partly because it's been so loud and they've been blasting led zeppelin all day. my reporting has been a bit, let's say, subpar. not quite subterrain but subpar. >> a taste of what it was

people point out there have not been as many refinery kinks. plenty of gasoline supplies.ry is stable. demand has not been off the charts. , memorialngs work out day weekend you could be bank not too much for your guests. joe: i love your title. it says it all. i am looking at volatility. we awesome -- we often talk about the vix. this time i'm talking about realized volatility. in the last few days it seems like there is a lot of anxiety on the policy stuff going on. the market is not buying it. this bourdais measure of realized volatility is literally at its lowest level in 10 years. this chart goes back 10 years. volatility during this time realized has never been lower. we have seen a couple vix jumps, market selloff a little, but actual volatility is not happening. we get between what people are talking about, the trump trade collapsing and reflation and concerns about policy, it is really not reflecting in the markets. as much as we tried to find a story. scarlet: it just goes to show the narratives are taking hold of the price action more than the price action dicta

looking at the level of it, there's a clear kink, a couple of years before the recession. so you get some dynamics related to capital during and after, and then you come back down. you don't actually look all that different from where you would have been on a pre-recession trend. so i won't say it doesn't contribute anything. we don't know the counterfactual. but it can't be the big story either. another way of thinking of that is, what we've been getting since 2007, what we've gotten for most of the periods since 1973. this isn't unusual. this is what we've been getting for most of history in that '95 to 2004 period. i'm going to say no. is it overregulation, or increases in regulation, and maybe a related point, that john will say much more about, the decline in dynamism in the u.s. economy. well, intuitively, you have to think regulation matters. it's easy to make that argument. it's harder to make the -- and the cross-country evidence certainly suggests that it's an important factor across countries. within the u.s., i'm less sure about the timing. about the time. so f

measure goes on to a full house vote, but it feels like republicans have this opportunity to fix some kinkshealth care system and what obamacare currently represents. but robert, do you think that they are missing or mismanaging what they can actually do and accomplish? >> no, i don't think they're mismanaging it. look, i think we should step back for a second and realize that the american people spoke in november, and they said they want something different. republicans now are in the driver's seat, and now we have a responsibility to explain to the american people exactly what our vision is and what our program or our solution to the problem is for health care reform. i don't know if secretary price is right or not. i don't know the answer to that. but i applaud him for sticking his neck out there and saying, look, you know, we believe that we have to, or possibly we could insure millions more people than we could under obamacare. that's a rosy scenario. and if, in fact, they do that, two years from now i think we're going to be sitting here praising the republicans for doing that. so, i

and, they say, a chiropractor is a convenient way to get the kinks out without overloading the animalkron four's philippe djegal visits the oakland zoo... for an in- depth look at how giraffes power through physical therapy. (philippe)nats- "a little bit more sweetheart. there we go." at 25 years-old... this reticulated giraffe from kenya named mosi (moe-see) is considered elderlynats- "there we go mose." a few years ago... her keepers at the oakland zoo noticed her stretching oddly... and, realized her back and pelvis were stiff and could use chiropractor.betsey carpenter/chiropractor- "i use this thing called motion palpation and so we put the joint through its normal range of motion and wherever it's restricted, that's where i know it needs to be adjusted. nats- "and, she's tolerating that pretty well." for at least two years now... certified animal chiropractor betsey carpenter has treated mosie... one of eight giraffe's at the zoo.betsey carpenter/chiropractor- "this is how we determine how the vertabra are fixed, so i'm just kind of moving it back and forth like that. this is my

and then they can make it after working the kings out of it work -- kinks out of it work for the very small employers. and if along the way me run into an obstacle, they can pause and work on that. this is absolutely the best in policy strategy in america. give municipalities, give states the opportunity to experiment, and on an issue that can help families thrive, help our young ones thrive. i know that my son and my daughter are going to be better prepared for retirement, better financial position if in every job they pursue in oregon they're automatically saving 3% of their income or more if they choose to or less if they opt out. but certainly the vast majority of workers once in a plan, they stay in a plan. it's kind of how it is with deductions on your federal and state taxes. when it comes out of your payroll, you don't get used to it. you adjust to it and say hey, that works. so, to my colleagues, please oppose this -- this review act proposition which will squash innovation by municipalities and its companion will squash programs by states, programs that are very valuable bot

and, they say, a chiropractor is a convenient way to get the kinks out without overloading the animalvisits the oakland zoo... for an in- depth look at how giraffes power through physical therapy. (philippe)nats- "a little bit more sweetheart. there we go." at 25 years-old... this reticulated giraffe from kenya named mosi (moe-see) is considered elderlynats- "there we go mose." a few years ago... her keepers at the oakland zoo noticed her stretching oddly... and, realized her back and pelvis were stiff and could use chiropractor.betsey carpenter/chiropractor- "i use this thing called motion palpation and so we put the joint through its normal range of motion and wherever it's restricted, that's where i know it needs to be adjusted. nats- "and, she's tolerating that pretty well." for at least two years now... certified animal chiropractor betsey carpenter has treated mosie... one of eight giraffe's at the zoo.betsey carpenter/chiropractor- "this is how we determine how the vertabra are fixed, so i'm just kind of moving it back and forth like that. this is my biggest diagnostic tool bes

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or i'm sure we can hear this from the departments will bring this up as well but what were some the kinks that we were able to sort out through this experience? >> i will leave that to ms. sherpa. >> i would say that the focus of the program again is to make sure that everybody knows what the information is upfront and accelerated that way and in the last few months since the november lunch we have been talking with some of our department agencies and our goal is to really work with them to meet with additional efficiencies and so we are looking forward to continuing that in the program. >> okay. and i hope you're cutting down your list every day. through the permitting process. thank you so much ms. chirping. we are going to bring up next j said not [inaudible] from our business portal and i will bring up first amanda crete here. >> and while the presentation is loading up again, just a reminder, i asked to dbi, dph and fire to report back to us as to what were some of the internal efficiencies to help with the permitting process. >> good morning katie shaw with the office of the tax col

or i'm sure we can hear this from the departments will bring this up as well but what were some the kinks that we were able to sort out through this experience? >> i will leave that to ms. sherpa. >> i would say that the focus of the program again is to make sure that everybody knows what the information is upfront and accelerated that way and in the last few months since the november lunch we have been talking with some of our department agencies and our goal is to really work with them to meet with additional efficiencies and so we are looking forward to continuing that in the program. >> okay. and i hope you're cutting down your list every day. through the permitting process. thank you so much ms. chirping. we are going to bring up next j said not [inaudible] from our business portal and i will bring up first amanda crete here. >> and while the presentation is loading up again, just a reminder, i asked to dbi, dph and fire to report back to us as to what were some of the internal efficiencies to help with the permitting process. >> good morning katie shaw with the office of the tax col

or i'm sure we can hear this from the departments will bring this up as well but what were some the kinks that we were able to sort out through this experience? >> i will leave that to ms. sherpa. >> i would say that the focus of the program again is to make sure that everybody knows what the information is upfront and accelerated that way and in the last few months since the november lunch we have been talking with some of our department agencies and our goal is to really work with them to meet with additional efficiencies and so we are looking forward to continuing that in the program. >> okay. and i hope you're cutting down your list every day. through the permitting process. thank you so much ms. chirping. we are going to bring up next j said not [inaudible] from our business portal and i will bring up first amanda crete here. >> and while the presentation is loading up again, just a reminder, i asked to dbi, dph and fire to report back to us as to what were some of the internal efficiencies to help with the permitting process. >> good morning katie shaw with the office of the tax col

the water doesn't get to it unless you can get the kink out.y? >> some people with a low pain threshold. >> what about foam rolling? >> interestingly, we do advice before and after exercise. i think it is great to sort of destress the muscles so to speak. people who really believe in the philosophy of facia blasting don't believe in foam rolling. they say it compresses more. rather, you want to get in there and loosen things up. i don't know. i have to tell you, this is another example of one of these segments that we do that i feel like could apply to so many, certainly of my patients, and people at home. everybody with chronic tension and pain and things like that. >> i've got to get one. >> do it yourself. there are certainly therapists who are trained in this kind of therapy. you can ask your provider about them. >> natalie, thank you so much. >>> we're back in a fios is not differently. cable. we're wired maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row.