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montenegro sigue esto de cerca, lory, se sabe o intuye quÉ puede pasar?josÉ, incertidumbre y drama lo que se vive a esta hora, la medida sigue bloqueada por un grupo de conservador como raÚl labrador que dijo tratando de llegar a acuerdo con la casa blanca, el presidente incluso tratÓ de torcer sus brazos en un encuentro, pero no dio fruto, con esto a pesar de conceder les los cambios que exigÍan como que las aseguradoras no tendrÍan que incluir programa preventivo como mamografÍa, cuidado prenatal. los republicanos necesitan 216 votos y no los tienen, esta seÁa una larga noche de negociaciÓn, tratando de impedirlo que serÍa fuerte derrota para de partido y para el presidente trump, se juega su credibilidad y difÍcil de creer, pero sÓlo son 30 republicanos que tienen en jaque ha administraciÓn. >>> lory, desde washington, gracias y tenemos con nosotros a una de estas voces discrepan tes en el partido republicano, de la florida, gracias por estar con nosotros derrota polÍtica para trump? >>> lo que me preocupa no es si trump va a ganar opero doctor, lo que

new york stock exchange correspondent lori rothman.e's in good shape, even though the only running he does is of the red light, comedians ph. he's one hell of a guy. political editor guy benson. and sitting right next to me, comedian and author tom cotter. okay, let's start the show. in his address to congress tuesday night, president trump delivered a soothing, sober, conventional speech, sticking closely to the script. classic trump. the speech went over well with the public. "he seemed presidential" everyone said. even democrats weren't too down on it. 40% at least somewhat approved, 18% strongly approved. of course, some democratic lawmakers still pan the president of matter what he says. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength, and it is a message deeply delivered from my heart. democrats and republicans should get together and unite for the good of our country. and for the good of the american people. [applause] >> tom: they kept that up the whole night. give a tromp time, i'm sure he'll win them over. it'

lori rothman, thank you very. as lori said the fed raise the rates quarter of a point, the vote was nine in favor but there was a single dovish dissenter. guess what we have him. minneapolis fed president neel kashkari here to tell us why he voted no. >> inflation continues. core, pce the inflation number we watch continues to come up short 1.7%. the job market is very strong but unemployment rate is not dropping. because the labor force participation rate continues to climb. that suggests that the labor market continues to have slack. if we're not inflation and maximum unemployment, i don't see why the rush to raise rates. ashley: when you made the argument to the others why did they raise? >> it is to degrees. if we get behind the curve we may have to raise rates more aggressively. for the past five or six years the federal reserve keeps overestimating inflation. we keep inflation right around the corner. we're surprised when it's not. i'm saying be patient, inflation, it is still undershooting our target. let i

lori: we're not concerned about inflation.ange of 2%,in the which is what the fed and the ecb have been looking for. some inflation is a good thing. to your point, the problem is what if it runs away? we still don't have huge final demand. even though we have unemployment in the u.s. especially low, that is not true around the world. so we don't see a lot of signs that we will have right away inflation. and it would be good for stocks. from the portfolio allocation perspective, we have seen treasuries have not done very well. they've done badly since the election. days, they have got hit again. hasn't acted as much of a hedge on down days in risk assets. so traditional portfolio construction not performing that well. is this a temporary blip in the long-term? staying away been from sovereigns and treasuries for a while because there isn't any value there. and especially if you see trends start, inflation stocks to pick up at all, those would get the heart -- get hit the hardest. inflation protection, i want to point your atten

montenegro, lori buenas tardes. >>> quÉ es lo mÁs importante que ha dicho el presidente hasta ahora.ampaÑa que era sacar a los indocumentados que eran criminales, tambiÉn dijo que iban a construir el muro, pero mÁs adelante, en mi discurso, el presidente hablÓ de la necesidad de lo que llamÓ una reforma migratoria dijo que el sistema actual estÁ quebrado y que es un sistema que realmente perjudica al trabajador estadounidense. como se esperaba josÉ, vimos a los republicanos darle una fuerte bienvenida al presidente donald trump, pero cÓmo que esperaban demÓcratas el recibimiento fue mÁs tÍmido notable incluso fueron las mujeres demÓcratas muchas de ellas vestida de blanco como seÑal protesta y que no se pararon ni tampoco aplaudieron muchas, pero algo que se destaca tambiÉn durante el discurso es el nÚmero de inmigrantes que han sido invitados entre ellos latinos como jÓvenes que tienen daca, una de ellas astrix que tendrÍa a su cargo pues dar la respuesta demÓcrata al discurso de donald trump y tambiÉn estÁn los hijos de la familia garcÍa cuya madre fue deportada hace una semanas de

david: thank you, lori. melissa: charlie gasparino joins us with more color on today's ipo, the company freezing out retail investors? >> the retail allocation from a normal ipo is down 70%. usually 5% allocation. it was down about one, 1 1/2%. the takeaway story here stock i believe popped on enthusiasm. there may be some millenials want to buy the stock. let's be real clear here, it's a money-losing company and there is scarcity. retail investor was not into this. anybody underwriting, morgan stanley, goldman sachs, they had almost no retail distribution. what does that mean? the stock is held by insiders, company insiders and hold by institutions who were told to hold on to it. what you had some demand. you had scarcity, you had a big pop. this is stock i would tell anybody, just be cautious with, because you know, it could be a facebook, it could be a twitter. we don't know enough now, and popping on this scarcity value so stay the hell away from it. melissa: not that you have a strong opinion on it or a

comments, lori. we were down close to 250 points. [closing bell rings. ♪.hey are clapping away on the new york stock exchange. closing bell is ringing. connell mcshane is picking it up right here after the bell. >> that's right. we're continuing to monitor the senate confirmation hearing of judge neil gorsuch. president trump's pick for the supreme court. but we can't ignore markets. stocks dropping into the close ending their worst day of the year believe it or not. the dow falling 238 points. at one point 245 points. the bloodbath triggered by a very real possibility that the republican health care bill may not pass the house on thursday. every domino that could fall in president trump's agenda after that. i'm gerri willis in for melissa francis. >> good to be with you, i'm connell mcshane in for david asman. we'll get to the hearings on capitol hill and continue to cover it as we have been. let's begin with lori rothman at new york stock exchange. and closing numbers. who is being hit the hardest, lori? reporter: financials are having a tough day. goldma

. >>> lori montenegro tiene el informe. >>> a la hora de twittear el presidente donald trump nunca seen esta ocasiÓn sus tweet acusando directamente al ex presidente barack obama fueron explosivos. >>> sÁbado seis de la maÑana desde la florida escribe, es terrible cabo de enterarme que barack obama intervino mis lÍneas telefÓnicas antes del triunfo en la torre trump pero no encontrÓ nada siguio diciendo, que bajo ha caÍdo el presidente buen. o. para intervenir mis telÉfonos durante el sagrado proceso electoral t esto es como el agua entero gate de nixon el portavoz dijo ni el presidente barack obama ni ninguno funcionario de la casa blanca han ordenado vigilar a ningÚn ciudadano de estados unidos y cualquier sugerencia es falsa. >>> estÁ claro que lo que quiere donald trump es distraer a la gente quiere distraer a la opiniÓn pÚblica de la atenciÓn que ha tenido los contactos de gente de su campaÑa y de su administraciÓn con el gobierno ruso. >>>la administraciÓn donald trump vive cercado por el escÁndalo que ha salpicado a varios que no divulgaron reuniones durante el embajador ruso e

humillaciÓn de una derrota aritmÉtica pero no ha podido evitar la humillaciÓn de no llegar a acuerdo, lorite dÍa en el congreso. >>> gracias josÉ ha sido un fracaso para el gran negociador ni las amenazas del presidente trump dieron resultados y despuÉs de dÍas de negociaciones, intriga y drama, minutos antes que comenzara el voto llegÓ la noticia. el liderazgo republicano retiraba del pleno su reforma sanitaria. medido, reservados para algunos y disciplinados para otros enfrentaba el presidente trump su primera derrota legislativa, por eso no culpÓ a su partido si no a los demÓcratas que hubiesen votado una ni mente en su cosa. el obamacare explotarÁ dijo el presidente evitando distancia de una posible derrota y que nunca dijo que iba arem reemplazar e obamacare, lo dijo muchas veces cuando fue pilar fundamental de su campaÑa. el presidente de la cÁmara mostraba su mejor cara y salvar su liderazgo. es un serio revÉs. >>> el trago mÁs amargo vino de la mano de un grupo de republicanos >>> lo que yo pienso que la reforma se ha muerto, el paciente se muriÓ, lo estaban operando y no sobrevivi

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adam dunn and wealth management president kimberly, and steve cortez and lori rothman. lori has reaction on the floor of the stock exchange which we gained 30 or so points. this is as people anticipated, there is a market that like to have some reassurance knowing they were right. >> you hit the nail on the head, the dow is up 75, it was up 35 points. the vicks has been down 5% today so market got exactly what it was expecting and more importantly the fed laying the groundwork for two more quarterdeck increases for the duration of 2017. there is the s&p 500 up 0.6%. a lot of buzz on the floor, trades being made, everyone dipping in. the question is janet yellen takes a press conference, asked about trump's tax-cut plan and for monetary policy. trish: we will keep checking in with you. do they need to do this? >> they need to do it, mission accomplished at the fed. lot of people working, full unemployment and they have price stability, we have both, time to get back to normal rates and they are doing that in a slow, deliberate, steady way. trish: i will go to steve to we

melissa: lori, thank you very much. david: teddy weisberg in the background agreeing with everything lori said. we don't look at gold enough. it closed at a one-month high today. dollar fell in all of this is because investor concerns about economic growth in light of the health care reform failure and concerns that tax cuts may undergo the same fate. melissa. melissa: stocks trying to battle back from pessimism from capitol hill to wall street with the dow seeing the 8th day in a road as we said not all bad news. investors start a long-awaited search for stocks. kevin kelly, recon capital partners. former banker carol roth. carol, let me start with you. there is a lot on the agenda now. now we have folks on capitol hill looking at all kinds of things from immigration to tax cuts. a lot ahead. how does it make you feel about the market? >> melissa, investors always like to pay more for possibilities than realities. melissa: that's you true. >> we always knew as we were getting data in that would probably have an effect

esfuerzos mÁs recientes de su gobierno para agilizar las deportaciones de criminales indocumentados, loryque ocurriÓ esta semana en washington. >> la quinta semana del gobierno del presidente donald trump termina con otro dolor de cabeza provocado por un nuevo episodio de la telenovela rusa. que salpicÓ al secretario de justicia jeff sessions. no revelÓ durante su audiencia de confirmaciÓn que se habÍa reunido dos veces con el embajador ruso. demÓcratas y varios grupos exigieron que renunciara. sessions no hablÓ de renunciar pero para calmar las aguas anunciÓ que no iba a participar en ninguna investigaciÓn sobre la influencia rusa en las campaÑas, el presidente lo apoya y confÍa en Él, uno de los principales asesores anhelo tema migratorio. inmigraciÓn recibio titulares esta semana cuando en su primer discurso ante el congreso el gobernante decÍa que una reforma migratoria es posible. no obstante la continÚa sombra rusa opacÓ lo que la administracion esperaba fuera una semana estel estelar, discurso de esperanza para algunos. >> vamos a washington con el senador exaspirante a la presiden

para su beneficio personal y pide se le impida vender sus producto nuestro california en washington lori rico de mÉxico mÁs de 54 mil millones de dÓlares, a slim le sigue germÁn mas de 13 mil millones y alberto gonzÁlez un magnate minero con una fortuna de mÁs de 10 mil millones. unos peldaÑos mÁs abajo esta marÍa asunciÓn heredera del grupo modelo la quinta persona mÁs rica de mÉxico accionista de la mayor emo bote ya dora de coca-cola con un matrimonio de 6 millones de dÓlares no pesos dÓlares. >>> al regresar desde houston las reacciones desde mÉxico a un robo que ya es una cuestiÓn nacional, lo invitamos a nacional, lo invitamos a recorrer las calles de houston gracias a las entrantes del una noche de cita...e's, una noche con las amigas... o cualquier otra noche, sabe mejor que nunca. disfrutas de nuevos opciones con el delicioso spinach & artichoke chicken cavatappi. dos entrantes completos y un aperitivo por sólo 20 dólares. sólo en applebee's. encontrar soluciones inteligentes para la comida puede ser un desafio. prueba starkist tuna creations pouches. no necesitan drenarse... pu

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chief to reassure people, it does not hold up. >> sacramento mike lorie for ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up. new developments in the trial of the man accused of murdering sierra lamar as there is questions about the 15-year- old's cell phone. >>> details on a new bill introduced to make it easier for teachers to achieve pay. >> the tenure is a good thing for teachers and ultimately for the students. >> more now on developing news from downtown los angeles where a woman climbed a construction crane and locked herself in the cabin the center of the screen you can see it. the situation has changed since we first reported on it at 5:00. the fox news station in in la says emergency personnel reached her and working on plans to get her down safely. we will keep an eye on the story and have an update on ktvu plus at 7. >>> an expert witness for the man accused of killing sierra lamar took the stand and raised questions about the 15-year- old's cell phone could have activated hours after she was reported to disappear. a deputy district attorney general says moisture could have caused the phone t

host: lori is in dell toner, florida, independent line. good morning. caller: i actually started my own business in 2000 and tried and tried to get insurance over and over again. every year, i called and the premiums were going up. this was before the aca. there was no getting it for me. i was disseminated against because i am a small business owner and i only have three employees. i am never going to have 50. i am never going to make the income they think we make as a small business owner. i believe the aca actually helped a lot of people start small businesses because they didn't have to stay trapped with an employer they were happy with because no one in their family had health care. that is my main problem. before i got the aca, my daughter came up with type 1 diabetes. that full-year was horrible. i spent every night not knowing what was going to go on, whether i was going to lose everything i had worked so hard for because the insurance company -- because i didn't have insurance. i got the aca, she got her treatment, and i noticed from the first t

en washington, lori montenegro noticias telemundo. >> ni en los tribunales estÁ a salvo de los agentess dentro de las cortes, de hecho california pide al gobierno de trump que termine el acoso en tribunales ya que puede perjudicar otros procesos legales. marÍa paula ochoa con los detalles. >> el miedo de toparse con agentes de ice no detuvo a alfredo de venir a pagar una infracciÓn a la corte. >> cuando hay una multa y no pagas la multa se convierte en orden de arresto. >> los casos llevÓ a la jefa de justicia de california a dirigir una carta al gobierno pidiendo que detengan el acoso en tribunales resaltando la seguridad que es mantener la confianza de la comunidad. >> pueden ser testigos o vÍctimas de crimenes ademÁs de ser acusados y esas situaciones si ellos se niegan a presentarse al tribunal porque temen ser arrestados por inmigraciÓn. >> precisamente hace unas semanas su cliente fue detenido dentro del edificio de corte de pasadena por hombres que ni iban vestidos con el uniforme de ice ni llevaban una identificaciÓn visible. >> se acercaron a mi cliente le preguntaron si Él er

good to see you, lori. thank you very much. >>> okay, let's put this out there.ers have be putting investors on the edge, when would the federal reserve raise rates and who would be the next president of the united states. with both of those pretty much answered, definitely we know who is president and definitely see a 93% chance of a rate hike next week, what is the next big cliffhanger investors need to prepare for so they don't fall off the cliff? let's bring in fort pitt capital group senior vp and analyst, kim forest. you know about cliff hanks. you know how to invest around them. what is the next cliffhanger you see on the horizon? >> first he said he would repeal and replace obamacare. the next thing he would give us is a massive tax break. so that is my cliffhanger. is the president and congress going to come can on through with that massive tax break? liz: and, is it just a basic tax break? he has said it would be for businesses and the individual or are you targeting a certain portion of the population that needs to get a tax break or we follow off the

decepciÓn a pesar que la reforma migratoria es posible trump hablÓ sobre indocumentados como nos dice lorinsaje mÁs presidencial hasta el momento trump no logrÓ convenc convencer a todos por igual. >>> desilusionada. >>> asÍ reaccionaban jaqueline y su hermano Ángel. >>> a las palabras de presidente donald trump sobre inmigraciÓn. >>> los hermanos garcÍa madre fue deportada estaban a pasos del mandatario. >>> mientras hablaba de tema. >>> tristeza de ver como toda la gente aplaudoÍendole cuando no saben cÓmo es. >>> el dÍa despuÉs de su primer discurso ante el congreso el presidente pronosticaba que su gobierno serÍa exitoso. >>> y nombrÓ proyectos que ennumerÓ anoche. >>> incluyendo una posible reforma migratoria. >>> este demÓcrata no le cree. >>> que traiga la paz, pare las deportaciones y entonces quizÁs podemos tomarle enserio. >>> en el congreso se acerca una fuerte pelea por obamacare y muchas demÓcratas vestidas de blanco anunciaban oposiciÓn. >>> cambiarlo o eliminarlo y tener una respuesta que va a crear el mismo tipo de servicio y salud para familias, bien difÍcil. >>> el gobern

it is because these women did a really good job establishing this ethical memory of the lost cause lori is really important. memory is political. memory oppresses some people and of its other people and when you create this distorted memory of the war you are leaving out emancipation, leaving out african-americans and making this all about white people. that is what they want. that is ultimately what is important to them, reestablishing the racial order that has been destroyed by emancipation. i would hope people would come away from my book and learn from my book just how critical women wear during the civil war, just how much the civil war really changed gender roles and did that differently in the north and the south and the union nurses were heavily involved in things like the suffrage movement after the war. they are quite active. southern women word. it is much more hidden but they were politically active, they were politically active in white supremacy and i think that is an important lesson to take from

lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori very quickly what stocks were most affected by all this movement? >> david, the traders on the floor were certainly on pins and needles. the dow jones industrials went past unchanged line 80 times today. from senior editor charlie brady. traders say watch the financials. that was bellwether. retail was up. the other key area to watch, how the market feels what is going on in washington where we go from here, small caps. russell 2000, which monitors a lot of those, up as well today. the thinking here is that the market so far this week only down 1%. today's declines, not a big deal. the concern is fading that you have to get health care done before you approach the other initiatives like tax reform. david: lori, thank you very much. let's bring in our panel. for more on the active market. we have scott martin and lindsey piegza. good to see you both. do you have any doubt this market would take off if there was a passage of this health care bill? >> i think it would be a good sign

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david: thank you, lori. melissa. melissa: oil thanks to a smaller than expected build in the weekly supply. gasoline futures up 2 1/2% on bigger than expected draw down last week. there is crude oil for you. david? david: not giving up on a plan to replace obamacare, the white house and house republicans currently working towards a new deal on health care. fox business's peter barnes in d.c. with the latest. on friday we thought it was all gone, peter. reporter: that's right, david. white house had a bipartisan he reception for leaders. he seemed to try to jump-start obamacare repeal and replace. listen. >> i know we'll all make a deal on health care. that is such an easy one. i have no doubt it will happen he very quickly. i think it is going to happen because we've all been promising, democrat, republican, we've been promising that to the the american people. i think a lot of good things will happen there. reporter: the president's press secretary sounded a bit more measured about the prospects today. >> the presid

fox business lori rothman is live at the new york stock exchange. lori?> don't forget markets rallied after the fed rose interest rates yesterday and said we have two more. that was one great hike fewer than what wall street was afraid of so it was a rally yesterday. it's coming in a little bit today. markets aren't moving a whole lot. let's look under the hood. there is a lot investors are digesting especially with the trump budget. health care stocks are taking it on the chin today. you basically got calls for cuts in funding for research, swell calls for higher regulatory themes among many of the pharmaceutical companies, the biotech companies, medical device companies. basically all of the subgroups within the health care industry. familiar names, johnson and johnson, phizer, merck. real controversial, trump has not held back, the president has not held back, saying they are just getting away with murder what they're charging folks for prescriptions and other treatments. back to you. >> melissa: he has said that. lori rothman, thank you for economy, l

melissa: there you go, lori. thank you so much. david? david: president trump touting his plan to slash taxes with treasury secretary steve mnuchin backing him up, this time with a lot more conviction. take a listen. >> it will be a big, big cut. at the same time, we will provide massive tax relief for the middle class. >> our objective is to pass tax reform by the august recess and i think that is a very aggressive timetable but realistic, something the president and i are very committed to doing. >> so by august, voted, done, agreed? an signed? melissa: whoo! david: very specific numbe dan mitchell of cato institute, adam lashinsky of "fortune" magazine and recon capital partners cio kevin kelly. good to see you all. let me go first to dan. this is quite a message that you can do both obamacare and repeal and reform and replace, and, have a tax cut by august. what needs to be done to get that done inside of the beltway, dan? >> the number one thing they have to figure out is this controversial border adjustment provision in the house bi

lori, investors really liking what janet yellen said. reporter: they did. in fact it was a bit of a relief on the floor that we'll get three rate hikes including today's, not four. that is why you saw the stock market shoot up. dollar got crushed. typical seeing markets moving in that direction when you have a growing economy, with a fed still despite a rate hike today, pretty dovish how the move was interpreted. look how sectors performed. infrastructure stocks had a great day today. infrastructure spending part of the president's economic growth policy. look at united states steel, up better than 5%. and homebuilders, we had a report this morning industry survey showing that homebuilder confidence, best in 12 years. no surprise those names caught a bid today. all-time highs today, because of the fed and expectations much economic growth. apple, facebook joining likes of google. back to you. david: lori, thank you veryuch melissa? >> oil ended up 2% at 48.86 a barrel. crude getting a boost from a weak dollar and first boost in u.s. supplies in three weeks.

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let's go to lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. talk to me about today's trade, lori. >> guys, crumbling oil prices offset minimal gains in financials or drug stocks. losers, top laggards on the dow jones industrial average which by the way chalked up a third consecutive day of losses with decline of 69 points on the day. exxonmobil, chevron, are two of the weakest. almost down 2% for both actually. caterpillar was the worst performer on the dow and this is the news. caterpillar, heavy machine maker is accused of tax and accounting fraud. "the new york times" is reporting this. the accusations coming from the u.s. government. basically the report outlining caterpillar's strategy for bringing home billions of dollars of its offshore affiliates and not paying taxes on it. caterpillar for its part is declining comment. no surprise. but at the end of the trading session, caterpillar biggest decliner on the dow down 2.%. big story crumbling oil prices bringing down the main line oil producers today. exxon and chevron set the tone across

lori? reporter: this is what i have got for you, ashley.se speaker paul ryan, on fox news, fox business a little while ago. he sounded quite optimistic they will get enough votes to pass health care. this is on the floor a headline-driven market. so because ryan was optimistic, his quote we're adding votes by the day. that it is important that we can get to tax reform. tax reform is what everyone here cares most b. health care really turned around. health care providers opened lower. health care sector on s&p is has been lower much of the session. cigna up .6 of 1%. overall winners on s&p industry wide, technology, basic materials, utilities, industrials, you know trading lower here, financials. well that is a fed story. financials topped out before the fed raised interest rates last week. retail, retail has been struggling. those are a bit separate. getting back to the headline-driven market theme, it is all politics. they are glued to their tvs watching paul ryan, house speaker, watching what comes out of washington this week specifically

lori, let's kick it off with you. >> hi, there, melissa. the dow managed to snap a three-day losing streak but not by much, just gaining three points here. the s&p up two points. but, hey, it is a very important anniversary today. eight years since the financial crisis lows, march theth, 2009. the dow jones industrials closed above 6500. since then the blue chip index more than tripled. the besters since the fateful date. ulta beauty, the stock is up more than 6,000%. united rentals on the list. regeneron pharmaceuticals. these are smaller mid-cap names. alaska air, certainly one you heard of along with the biggie netflix, which has gained 2500%. that is some performance in eight years, huh? snap has been about five days since the ipo. shares are down about 7% here, introducing messenger data, competing with facebook messaging app. snap is having trouble with that, their overall performance. we had another ipo today. j.jill pricing at 13 bucks. closing below that level. not a great sign. taylor brands, owner of mens warehouse. back over to

lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what are you watching, lori? reporter: the vix popped up a little over 12, it is well, well under a level of 20, which is the long-term average for the volatility index. folks are calling this crisis fatigue. analysts say every time there is a shock to the system like 1% decline we saw yesterday, everybody buys in. they pile back in. you guys brought up a great point, this vote to repeal obama care coming tomorrow, depending on that outcome, that could be the next catalyst for this market. today, call it a wait-and-see. talk about specific stocks. nike reporting earnings, rising sales the other day. but still softer sales than what wall street was looking for. nike also reported a sales warning, concerns about growth. they have even more competition from the likes of under armour and adidas. a real tough session for nike, off 7%. the worst performer on the dow today. sears similar problem. this is affecting nike, a changing retail environment. apparently sears which fell 12 1/3% today having trouble accessing liq

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lori, thank you very much. more hacks go to our website and get all the details.bowman are here when we come back. mora edwards, 8:27, friday march 3. let's go over to karen rogers looking at i-95. noticing slowing speeds on i-95 northbound traffic at penns landing. heavy past the walt whitman bridge to girard avenue because of an accident near the vine that's creating slow delays there. on the bicker we can see slow speeds -- big picture we can see slow speeds elsewhere, 17 miles per hour near cottman, 1 at girard. there's the accident near girard creating a delay. schuylkill expressway 6 miles per hour westbound to the boulevard. we have a disabled vehicle move to the shoulder westbound at university after an accident, as well. the vine is jammed, as well. westbound the length right now. the vine is jammed. an accident happening in chester county at pottstown pike approaching fellowship road. >> let's head outside to david murphy colder today than we started the week. >> reporter: absolutely, tam, let's look at temperatures, 33 degrees in philadelphia. with a bi

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lori, thank you very much. more hacks go to our website and get all the details.bowman are here when we come back. >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. here is a check of your stop stories a house in rockville is reduced to rubble after a fire. crews were putting out hot spots and smokes. one person is still unaccounted for that was inside at the time. a violent night, 5 people shot in what police say are 2 connected crime scenes. the first happened at brentwood road, northeast. a man and woman were shot. a short distance away, 3 men were shot on a 1200 block of rhode island avenue. still no word on their conditions. grab your warmest coat today. here is veronica johnson. >> reporter: fast moving systems brings scattered snow showers to the area in a winter where we haven't had much winter. chances of snow showers until about 5:00 p.m. 42 temperature, wind chills in the 30s. look at saturday morning, wind chills in the teens. around 30 in the afternoon. cold weekend for us, one of the coldest in quite some time. 67 the high on tuesday. back t

lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange. stocks climbing despite janet yellen and her comments of a rate hike coming in march. >> david, some people interpreted promise or putting on the table likelihood of a march interest rate hike is good news. that the economy is getting traction here. that economy can with stand higher rates and inflation is going up. yellen mentioned that inflation is moving closer to the two% target. inflation moons wage growth. the economy met the jobs portion of the mandate as well according to yellen. we're at 21,004 holding to the key milestone. snap adding 10% on tom of yesterday's 40% gain in e debut on wall street. that is worth attention. we're up on the week so the rally is still intact. talk about the airlines. these are soaring on a move by president trump here saying on friday they will suspend action on obama administration decision back in october which would probe long-time practice of airlines protecting various websites showing their air fares online. american airlines up two, almost

jeffrey lori said hto bring bac alter jersey, it did get a thinking why do eagles fans love the throw-back color so much? for eagleslike seeing midnight emerge from the tunnel. how would you the players came n kelly green. >> i'd rather kelly green. it's more unique >> you think about the players kelly green. >> it was great time. >> perhaps that's why owner sub tted a proposal to make the happen >> people would go out and buy a wentz jersey like that. out and buy a fletcher cox jersey >> too bad the national football league shot it down, citing an on field ? that particular rule is crazy >> now you can't wear certain jerseys >> the only committing an nfl fashion, since midnight doesn't exactly matchn. >> i'm no fashion designer. it's not going to look good. >> time will tell if the throw back makeck they're putting the team's performance ahead of this rely. >> you could be wearing stripes >>. >> would like to see the rule change. >> i like the wings owe're going s8 and owshe world wide recall f thte phones are bigger than prioscreen, preorderseg account accountants banned fromt mix-up was

on the republican line from louisiana, lori, your next. caller: yes. host: go ahead.ou are on the air. caller: hi. this is lori from louisiana. i wanted to speak about the health care bill. host: sure. caller: at this time, i personally have my own health care. i am able to get and receive medicare. however, i feel that i really don't need it at this time. it is something i would rather choose not to use because there are more people out there that possibly can use that. however, i do suffer from kidney and liver disease, which means transplants are in my future. i know people out there because we need to get rid of obamacare. obamacare really is a disaster. when it was put up and launched and given to the public, the democrats knew that this was a failure before they even put it out there for the public. in knowing all that, here we are today. , we arere on medicaid not able to finance this. our economy has been drained because of it. in my situation, i go through paycheck to paycheck. that is how we live at my home. i am very fortunate and blessed that i am still ab

lori rothman, thank you very much.kets dropping this morning after president trump met with members of the gop conference on capitol hill about the latest rumors or i should say maneuvering on the health care bill. conservative republicans, a group are still resisting president trump's proposed health care plan to replace obamacare. thmore members are trying to appease lawmakers. making medicaid recipients work. reevaluating medicate block grants to state. making tax cuts bigger and the retroactive to january. just some issues being debated. we are joined by someone who was actually inside of the room with the president this morning, republican congressman and house budget committee chairman diane black. thank you so much. congressman, i appreciate it. i always wanted to be a fly on the wall in one of these meetings. you were inside. in fact you were called out for special praise by the president this morning for your efforts to get this thing moved through. my question to you, the first question is, what was the tone

00 arlington public schools announced the principal of williamsberg middle school resigned, gordon lori his works in the school district 15 years no one seen him at the school since february 24th. in a letter the superintendent said principal lori resigned for personal reasons, he also wrote a letter to parents said he planned to complete his dissertation in pursuit of his doctoral degree. there will be someone filling in in the meantime. >>> thieves targeted another local gun shop at fairfax county. take a look this over here, surveillance video from a robbery at a rockville gun shop last week >> we're learning two days later, a gun shop in chan tilly virginia was hit. again, dozens of firearms stolen. fox 5 angelie hemphill is live in chan tilly with the latest images. it's too early to tell if the burglary in maryland and the one here in 50 west armory are related but in both cases there are similarities including the fact the thieves were quick. barely getting away before police arrived. >> the police department responded within minutes. i'm surprised they didn't pull up while the p

connell: thank you, lori. melissa: here is a quick check on oil, settling down more than a percent to $48.22 a barrel as the rise in oil rigs raised concern about a glut in production. analysts are worried about the change in the g20 policy around global trade. connell: the clock is ticking as we know on the president's plan to repeal and replace obamacare. president trump gearing up for a rally later this evening in kentucky. two major hearts meantime taking the spotlight in our nation's capitol today. blake burman is all over it all. he is at the white house with the latest. blake? reporter: hi, there, connell, it is one of those days of where do you begin? the world's richest person was here at white house today. that might be the fourth or fifth biggest headline out of the white house. let's start with bill gates. he was here at the west wing speaking with the president. white house press secretary sean spicer said talking about gates foundation work and desire to stop disease outbreaks worldwide. after th

producer lori yuri spoke to tran's brother, his younger brother, brian in california. and brian told lori that his older brother was troubled after being laid off from his job at an electrical engineering company. interestingly, he used the very same word that the president did. brian said that his brother, jonathan, was living in his car and eating junk food. jonathan graduated from san jose state university with an electrical engineering degree. and had been stressed out from the job according to his brother who also said that secret service agent called the family's home on friday night to inform them about the fence-jumping incident. and he said that his mother was very troubled about the matter. so getting more details in from jonathan tran's family. we know that mr. tran, 26 years old is going to be arraigned today. later today at some point. at d.c. superior court. he's being held at the courthouse until then you can see now on the screen. video of some of the fencing that according to the police report tran would have scaled. we have different details coming fr

lori, i miss seeing you around here. good to see you on screen.to be pretty happy with president trump's speech. >> i have to tell you this is a pretty plum assignment today. check out that dow. just hit 350 points. a gain of 350. pretty close to the best session. really the talk on the street today is that not only did trump deliver in his speech last night, president trump, but he brought even more, really digging in on themes of tax reform, infrastructure spending, regulation roll backs. giving security to know that our economy is in pretty good shape. the big runup we saw in the market from election day to yesterday could very well be justified because trump is very serious and he got a lot of practical ways of implementing his pro u.s. growth agenda. so basically we're looking at if the dow, let's just say we're pretty safe that the dow will close above 21,000 today. the move from 20,000 to 21,000, dana, that 1,000 point rally ties for the quickest pace in history. so since election day, since trump won the spaoeuz surprise election 267 point