a leader of the non-profit, robert lowery, says the numbers are not ordinary. he believes police are doing a better job at reporting these cases. lowery says runaways are likely to fall prey to gangs, drugs, and sex trafficking. he believes all missing children, regardless of circumstance, deserve everyone's attention. police say there are now 11 open missing person's cases in d.c. involving children. a puppy, rescued after being left for dead in a plastic container. he's being cared for - thanks to the quick action of a mother and son in howard county. tom roussey spoke to them about the rescue. here's some news that will make some of you very maryland may start cracking down on drivers who linger in the left lane! a bill is now moving onto the state senate after passing in the house. it would allow up to a 250-dollar-fine for drivers who drive too slow in the left lane. right now, there's no law against that in maryland. the law would apply to roads with three lanes or more, and with a speed limit of at least 55 miles per hour. we'll keep you posted on the bi

lowery says likely to fall prey to gangs, drugs, and sex trafficking. he believes all missing children, regardless of circumstance, deserve everyone's attention. police say there are now 11 open missing person's cases in d.c. involving children. the metropolitan police department is looking for new recruits. today - acting chief peter newsham and dc mayor muriel bowser will announce a new plan to expand the m-p-d cadet program. cadets, who must be graduates of a city high school, work about 20 hours a week in a variety of jobs in the police department. d-c police have been struggling to keep up with the number of officers retiring. a crime alert in fairfax county.. police say a woman stole more than 40-thousand dollars worth of iphones by pretending to be a store employee. police say this woman walked into the hybla valley target on route one and got access to the store's stockroom. once inside - she grabbed the iphones, put them in a box and left. the suspect has never worked at the store but appeared to kn procedures.. employees hours and where to fin

villanova's kyle lowery was caught up in this. spokesmen for toronto raptors previously said lowery declined to comment but these burglars, according to police, were hitting high end home is here in the main line. that jewelry that they took was then fenced on jewelers row. police are trying to get it back to the rightful owners but we caught up with the man accused in the center of the burglary ring. our meeting with the suspect wasn't planned we found him baby-sit nothing one of the three jewelers area row storefronts that he owns. >> are you going to plead not guilty. >> yes. >> reporter: we wanted to talk to shesod because of this. we want to get it back to the rightful owners. >> reporter: afternoon news conference montgomery county prosecutors showed off, a small percentage of the 50,000 pieces of precious jewelry and items that they alleged shesod had inside his stores. police arrested him in january and tied him to a described massive burglary ring. >> set up was consistent with a large jewelry fencing operation, and inclu

i was interested in the lowery piece you were reading last hour, joe.sing trump instead of walking along the sidewalk and thinking about trump. he's not a populist. he's trump. he has no ideology. he's not a democrat. he's not a republican. he's donald trump. and for some reason or other, as we discussed last hour, he has allowed himself -- trump has allowed himself to be shackled to some right-wing fan atical ideology that introduced this p preposterous health bill. we all like paul ryan as an divial. that bill was total social dynamite, blowing up people's lives. >> it's hard to -- >> sorry. he's -- >> okay. elise, we'll go to you. >> sorry, joe. just so aggressive. little over caffeinated this morning. i think your point, though, is dead on because there's just not substance there. this whole campaign has been about donald trump, the personality. now he has to get into office and actually do the hard work of governing. he needs to have some core beliefs. there are very few things donald trump says he actually believes in. you know, cutting -- ending

you will know about the five—year—old sunderland fan bradley lowery, who is suffering from a rare typet week? who? jermain defoe. cheering are you buzzing? yes. at the very beginning it wasjust are you buzzing? yes. at the very beginning it was just amazing, his dream come true, his herojermain defoe, and now he calls his best friend. it isjust defoe, and now he calls his best friend. it is just normal for him now, but at the beginning, it was fantastic. to have that experience to have all the spirits is having at the moment so surreal. —— all the experiences. and it gives us memories that we can carry with us for the rest of our lives, as well. good luck to bradley on sunday. lizzie will have more sport on bbc news through the evening. the sun has been shining in many parts of the country today, and this isa parts of the country today, and this is a beautiful picture from north yorkshire and more good weather on the way for this weekend. there is an exception, across the south and south—west it has been pretty cloudy, and cornwall and devon quite overcast into the afternoon, but even

five—year—old bradley lowery, who has cancer, led out the england team alongside the man he describesour years. defoe was replaced by jamie vardy in the second half, and the leicester striker took his chance when it came. england's manager says defoe can't be ruled out of competing in next summer's world cup, if england qualify. it is really important that we are able to call on people likejermaine defoe. clean to have the impact that he had any game like he did today. if he has been playing as well as he has this season, there is no reason why he could not. —— just for him to have the impact. also in group f are scotland. they beat slovenia 1—0 at hampden park in a game manager gordon strachan had described as a ‘must—win'. they left it late, chris martin came off the bench to score in the 88th minute. the victory moves them up to fourth and keeps their slim hopes of reaching the world cup alive. up next, they host england injune. northern ireland remain in second place in group c after a 2—0 win over norway in belfast. goals from jamie ward and conor washington were the difference a

get to now lowery market, that guy will be a pick. 182. st.arys will try to take down arizona saturday afternoon. the san jose sharks playing fourth game in six nights. trying to avoid being swept by st. louis in the regular season. we start with shark -- don't eat the -- sharkey, stop that. first period. sharks give it away at center ice. scottie upshaw. oh, ripped it past aaron dale. a few minutes later, sharks tie it up. on the redirect, on the mark edward. it is 1 las vegas 1. a weird bounce goes to the blue zack sanford. thank you very much. right place, right time. slams it home. the blues added another goal. so it is 3-1 st. louis in the third. murray signed with the vikings last night so the raiders have a sprak answery in the back field. wonder how adrian peterson would look in silver and black? murray sign the deal late last night, believed to be three years and in the neighborhood of $15 million. i would like to be in that neighborhood. he ran for 788 yards and 12 touchdowns last year, but latavius splitting time with rashard and wa

he had a gunshot in his loweris abdominal area a. of course he was bleeding. the truth, the whole truth and nothing but. us attorney general jeff sessions says he told the but now he's changing his tune. we listened to the ambassador and what his concerns might be. once she was imprisoned in gam bia for nearly a year. tonight this mother is cominging home and fox5 is there for the reunion. > oh, boy, just like that it feels like winter has definitely made a come back. thanks for joining us tonight at 10, i'm shawn yancy. i'm jim lokay in for tony ton perkins. some of you are actually seeing show showers tonight.. it's something that you can seeo throughu the day tomorrow. sue palka joins us with the forecast. i know we talked about it earlier, but snow again after 730s and 80s. >> 80-degrees yesterday and weea find out we're two weeks away from the cherry blossoms so of course this is why march is known for madness and we have a if you snow showers in thein report for tomorrow light flurries showing up at dulles. it's not going to be a big deal. the bigger dea

. >> joining me now, annie lowery, who writes about economic policy for "the atlantic," kevin sheridan, served as senior adviser for mitt romney's campaign, and a former chief of staff for ex-senator max baucus. so great to have you all on. and we'll get to numbers and cbo and that kind of thing in a minute. first, on wiretaps, kevin, to you, and i saw you shaking your head, listening to the "what am i, inspector gadget" sound bite from kellyanne conway. but what do republicans do if and when the doj has no evidence today on deadline today to present to these intel committees? >> look, both the house and the nat intel committees are looking at this, and that's where the investigation should be. they shouldn't really say anything until they get more information. and, you know -- >> what if they don't get more information? >> if the administration has information that he was actually referring to and it wasn't just from news reports, which we've heard, it really just was news reports, from what we've heard so far, they'll get to the bottom of it. there may be something there. there usual

"national review" editor rich lowery, a incident that will get greater scrutiny in this country.ve you. one of the things that come up this week president trump's latest travel ban has been opposed by maryland and a hawaiian legal officials say it is just as intrusive and goes too far. i will not play the politics back and forth but would it make a difference here regardless? >> well the case for the travel ban was being as careful as possible. it is very hard to stop low-level attacks of this nature. you know you can't ban people from owning cars for heavens sakes but the trump administration wants to prevent us getting to the point where europe is you no, where we've had some low level attacks in recent years but seems to be a steady drum beet coming out of britain, france and other countries -- drum beat. that is the future the for america the trump administration want to avoid and that is the rationale for this ban. neil: i don't know we're contacting apples and oranges here or forcing issue. i want to interrupt myself with scotland yard authorities come meanting on this. >>

you may have seen him before — five—year—old sunderland fan bradley lowery is suffering from a rare types who is going to the england match next week? jermaine. hooray! at the very beginning it was just amazing. it was his dream come true, true. he calls him his best friend, it is normalfor him now true. he calls him his best friend, it is normal for him now but at the beginning it was fantastic and to have that experience, to have all of the experiences he is having at the moment is so surreal and not only for him, it gives as memories that we can carry with us for the rest of our lives as well. how special. they do get big crowds at sunderland but in front of that wembley crowd... and it's a jermaine defoe was well. he has been recalled to the england side. it is such a beautiful relationship. both spent time in the hospital together. for now, could you last a whole hour, doing a non stop whole body work out... with a live band, complete mayhem and a lot of laughter? you've heard of zumba, and street dance, well now barn dancing could be the way to improve your fitness. i went to a cla

you may have seen him before, five—year—old sunderland fan bradley lowery, who's suffering from a rare also be reunited with his herojermain defoe. guess who is going to the england match next week? who? jermain defoe. hooray! are you buzzing? yeah! at the very beginning it was just amazing. it was his dream come true. now he just callsjermain defoe his best friend. it is normalfor him now, but at the beginning it was fantastic and to have that experience and all the experiences he has at the moment is quite surreal. and not only for him. it gives us memories that we can carry with us for the rest of our lives. they have done it in sunderland colours. tomorrow, they will walk out together, both as proud as each other. a special moment indeed. now, could you last a whole hour doing a non—stop, whole body work out? well, add a live band, complete mayhem and a lot of laughter? you've heard of zumba, and street dance, well now barn dancing could be the way to improve your fitness. i went to a class in birmingham to try it out. it's time to cast aside all we thought we knew about barn danci

you may have seen him before — five—year—old sunderland fan bradley lowery, is suffering from a rareooray! are you buzzing? at the very beginning it wasjust hooray! are you buzzing? at the very beginning it was just amazing. it was his dream come true. now hejust callsjermain was his dream come true. now hejust calls jermain defoe was his dream come true. now hejust callsjermain defoe his best friend. it is normalfor him now callsjermain defoe his best friend. it is normal for him now but at the beginning it was fantastic and to have that experience and all the experiences he has at the moment is quite surreal. and not only for him. it gives us memories that we can carry with us for the rest of our lives. a proud moment. and i love the way that all of the players they we re the way that all of the players they were giving him fist pumps. i am sure they will do that tomorrow. she is common. we also wish him all the best. i won't show you the picture but it is horrific. the immediate aftermath of that tackle. it was com pletely aftermath of that tackle. it was completely upended, compl

lowery's great example, they thatthese every day, oldest technical analysis service in the united statese weak side. volume s have been crummy the last four or five days. volumes on the light side. selling pressure light, nobody looking to dump massive amounts of stock right you know and the storm term conditions, they're approaching oversold. they're also arguing right now, intermediate term conditions are still bullish by on the weakness here. you see that yesterday. did you see what happened, it was an extraordinary day. it was a horrible open, we were down almost 200 points. bank stocks down 2% or 3%. look at the kbe. we moved in 4% ranges on some big bank names like citigroup yesterday. there's a three-day chart seeing what goes on. the dip at the open, and immediately yields started coming off of their lows and markets started coming back and heavy volume in financial etfs and value etfs. value is basically bank and energy stocks. people were trying to pick bot on its in other words. that's my point here, so everybody said oh we're dying for the market to drop 5% to 10%. there you

maria: joining us rich lowery. >> hi, there.s a big deal with employer mandates, what do you make of this bill? >> nothing is happening on the hill, but specially in the house, the wheels have been turning. this is the fruit of that. i think it's a sound bill. i think it will pas the house. they are aiming mid april and the question is the senate where you have much less margin of error and it's always like hurrieding cavs. morgan: we have seen four senators that are not happy on the medicaid side of things and you see rand paul is vocally repealing and replacing at the same time. in the white house says this is the first step. what do you expect the white house and senate to do, second plan or reconcile based on the plan? >> i think this will be the platform going on the senate. it will be changed. you are to reconcile the house and senate version. what will be ultimate pressure is this is a promise that republicans haveade election cycle after election cycle if you're rand paul and susan collins and you're saying no, i'm going