melissa. >> good luck with that. david: thanks. melissa: sweet scent of the first daughter flying off the shelves at amazon. ivanka trump's signature, spicy floral fragrance is holding down two top spots in women's category. one for bottle and roll-on is sold out. liz, did you rush to get some? >> look i'm not surprised this has been the reaction to a pretty childish and mean-spirited attack on ivanka trump. let's face it. she polls higher than her father. she has enormous popularity across the country. by the way melania trump is quite popular true. i think idea stores may be anti-trump forces were going to ditch ivanka's products because of political reasons, americans are fair-minded. i don't think they went for that at all. so i'm not surprised. melissa: so interesting, the backlash to the backlash. wegman's saw that as well. they tried to pressure them not carrying trump wine. they said we don't necessarily support him but we'll not be bullied out of a product we want to carry. then boom,

melissa? melissa: scott martin kingsview asset management and senior fellow dan mitchell is here as well. scott what do you think about all of this? >> it is great news. melissa, this is something weighing on the market last you few weeks with regards to trading of s&p. to have this confirmmation they will get them done both together is great. market is forward-looking indicator. plans may be laid out today. the fact that market knows or is confident that trump will follow through on promises will boost stocks. melissa: dan, that you couple it with, you know the idea of him talking to air airline ceos as well, we see a boost in the market, what is your take? >> the important thing to look at, the market doesn't drive the economy, the economy drives the market. if you want long rung increased sustained growth you have to reduce burden government. lowering tax rates for individuals and businesses would be a great start. republicans have a bit of a circular firing squad with so-called border adju

melissa. melissa: breaking news.sident trump currently meeting with the president of homeland security and the attorney general in the office office. white house trying to shake off controversy after the president's national security advisor stepped down. fox business's blake burman is at the white house with the latest. quite a busy day, blake. >> indeed, melissa. yes, you're right, at this hour, the president sitting down with two top members of his cabinet, department of homeland security, general john kelly for one, attorney general jeff sessions. sessions as you know is the administration's top attorney but earlier today when white house press secretary sean spicer was giving his briefings he made a few things very clear and one of them at least from the administration side of things there will not be an investigation into the national security advisor, the former advisor, michael flynn. listen. >> people are free to do what they wish but i think they will find exactly what the president first believed and what

melissa? melissa: blake, thank you for that.o there are a few empty positions up for grabs in the white house but president trump says, they're empty for a reason. >> a lot of those jobs i don't want to appoint because they're unnecessary to have. you know, we have so many people in government, even now i look at some of the jobs, it is people over people over people. i say what do all these people do? you don't need all those jobs. melissa: wow. call me cheap but that is music to my ears. gary are we finally trimming the fat in the federal government? >> the problem is, there is enough fat to fill the ocean. look, my biggest problem for a very long time, this year, federal spending will be 4.1 trillion. just in the year 2000 it was 1.8 trillion. where is all the money going? it is about time something gets done. i take out a big machete cut it right off at the legs. melissa: very violent. >> if you don't change the trajectory the economy will never grow to the potential. melissa: dan, do you you care to follow that bloody image

melissa. melissa: wow. breaking news.icials justified -- just identifieded person behind the louvre museum attack. he is an egyptian man that arrived days ago. benjamin hall with the latest. reporter: this attack was fortunately foiled by security services but no doubt it was targeted at tourists in very heart of paris. at 10:00 the attacker was stopped entering the louvre. he was carrying two backpacks and was acting suspiciously. he launched a the officers with two machetes shouting "allahu akbar!." he was shot five times and now in critical condition. he is 29-year-old egyptian that arrived from dubai. he was not known to the authorities. the area around the louvre was evacuated immediately. no explosives were ultimately found and museum will reopen tomorrow. french president francois hollande praised the officers, saying they prevented another terrorist attack in the cap tale. the soldiers were a four-manned armed unit, part of special force of 3500 soldiers who patrol major tourist sites. president trump tweeted abou

i melissa francis. shepard: and first from the fox news desk, the firing of mike flynn as national security advisor. a new story on what happened. the newest in a series of explanations come from the white house. for the first time from president trump himself. it's the media's fault. and u.s. intelligence officials and hillary clinton supporters. the president said so in a joint news conference with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> general flynn is a wonderful man. he's been treated very, very unfairly by the media. as i call it, the fake media in many cases. and i think it's really a sad thing that he was

melissa? melissa: the president's talk of tax reform this morning giving stocks a big boost, making those comments at 10:43 this morning. >> we'll also reform our tax code to help middle income families and american businesses grow and thrive. tax reform is one of the best opportunity to really impact our economy. so we're doing a massive tax plan. it is coming along really well. it will be submitted in the knot too distant future. melissa: how distant though, that is what i want to know? joining me, jonathan hoenig, capitalist pig hedge fund, fox news contributor, kevin kelly recon capital. kevin, pretty straightforward, lower the rate and get going with this thing. >> we shouldn't make this too convoluted. melissa: right. >> that is what everybody wants to say, now that republicans have the power, said that all along. they should implement these types of plans. on campaign trail donald trump talking about crony capitalism. he would simplify the system. then he gets elected and starts to tack

melissa? melissa: blake, thank you. david: joining us is forbes media chairman steve forbes, "barron's" senior editor jack hough, former investment banker and entrepreneur, carol roth. steve, we had this extraordinary comeback today. i wonder if it had any relation what the president was talking about with regard to regulations? he is showing once again he is doing something. he is not just talking about stuff, doing things, setting up these panels? you said many times regulations is a very serious form of a tax. that tax would be taken away. is that why the market turned around today? >> i think that obviously is a key part of it, david, because everybody president says they're against unnecessary regulations. few follow through after the initial conference and flury. the fact the president keeps hammering on it. he announced in that order, each department would have regulatory officer whose prime responsibility to track these things. there will be accountability. instead of saying to the agency do it and no one is acc

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on all the big market movers but here is what else we have for you at this hour. big names in business visiting the white house today. vice president pence wrapping up sit-down with fedex ceo fred smith and the head of intel making a big announcement earlier. we'll take you there live. over on capitol hill after weeks of delays and contentious debates the senate will finally vote on attorney general nominee jeff sessions. democrats are on the floor at this hour still fighting the to block him. tensions running high after the rebuke of elizabeth warren last night. attorneys making their case to a federal appeals panel to reinstate president trump's travel ban. we could get a ruling on that at anytime. neil: we have a lot more information on all those stories but first back to the markets. the dow ending the day slightly lower. they were dragged down by shares of jpmorgan, goldman sachs and boeing. oil moving in the opposite direction. a big surprise given results of

we have more questions for melissa. melissa: don't move. house republican leaders are making more progress on a plan to repeal and replace obamacare with legislation set to be officially introduced in just 10 days. congressman brady, you met with other republicans today. what can you tell us about specifics of this plan today? >> so what we're looking at, going beyond repeal and really laying the foundation for patient-centered health care. it is going to include in our discussions today, what we're proposing more of a free market. so allowing customers, patients to have bigger health savings accounts to handle the out-of-pocket costs. the creation of an individual tax credit, to help people choose a plan who don't get it at work, or in a government program like medicare for example, but those small businesses, mom-and-pop, entrepreneurs, those early retirees the opportunity to pick a plan that is right for them. so that is the statistics. >> are you doing away with the -- >> yes we are. penalties with the employer mandate and original mand

melissa. melissa: breaking news.pchat, parent company snap, officially filed for its ipo, for 3 billion in common stock. evan spiegel and robert murphy each own 44.3% stake in the company. so there you go. ipo season alive and well. david: meanwhile, what is alive and well what is happening inside of the beltway. at least they're alive. i don't know how well they are. there is a lot of activity going on. >>> amazon stock showing interesting movement now. melissa: amazon's stock is down 4% after hours following a beat on fourth quarter earnings. weaker-than-expected holiday sales for the fourth quarter came in weaker than expectations. citing unfavorable exchange rates for weak guidance on that one. david: securing our borders. the president planning to follow through on a major campaign promise. why the proposed border wall may be finished sooner than you think. >> i think the wall should be looked at is, does it protect america? if the answer so that is yes, then i'm sorry, we're going to build the wall. totaled new

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melissa. melissa: president trump meeting today with canadian prime minister justin trudeau emphasizing although the trade relationship with our northern neighbor is better than mexico there is still a lot of work to be done. fox business's blake burman is in d.c. with the latest this one. they looked very cordial, very warm, very friendly, yes? reporter: this was like a ho-hum news conference a little bit. both of them playing nice with each other. justin trudeau, prime minister of canada, president trump. all of sudden news made at end when president trump started talking about nafta. as you mentioned, the president has, the candidate with president railed against it for better portion of 18 months. he was asked whether or not the impact, some sort of renegotiation or starting all together would be major or minimal for canada. he made it appear, the president did that the consequences of a renegotiation would be much more significant for mexico than it would for canada. take a listen to the

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it's friday in "america's newsroom." >> melissa: happy friday to you. i'm melissa francis. panel of three judges on the ninth circuit ruling against the temporary travel ban. president trump accusing the court of playing politics instead of following the rule of law. this could go all the way to the top. here is the president reacting last night. >> president trump: it's a political decision and we'll see them in court. we have a situation where the security of our country is at stake. and it's a very, very serious situation so moving forward, as i said, to see them in court. >> does this undercut -- >> president trump: this is decision that came down. >> you confer with your new attorney general on this? >> president trump: , no i haven't, we just saw it like you did. >> via the news? >> president trump: it's a decision we'll win in my opinion very easily. by the way, we won that decision in boston. >> are you closer to -- speak on behalf -- >> president trump: we'll make a decision over the next week. [inaudible], okay? >> are you headed back to the white house? >> that's

melissa?he focus is on flynn but what is the latest on the effort to scrap president obama's signature health care law? >> reporter: top republicans talked about that today. a key priority of both the trump white house an the new congress. >> i fully recognize and respect the strong feelings that people have about this issue. we should be passionate about this issue. it is about people's lives. this affects every person and every family in america. that's why we are taking a step by step approach. so people can see the changes that we are making so they can see how they will help. >> with the confirmation of tom price as health and human services secretary, we are excited to see him in that position. we trust that he is the best choice to lead in this effort. his confirmation is just one of those additional steps that we move forward with the repeal and replace of obama care. we're on track. >> reporter: republican leaders are emphasizing dr. tom price was just confirmed by the senate early fr

david and melissa, another one. two in a row. melissa: all right. another record day on wall street. the dow ending up nearly 100 paints making its second record close in a row, boosting more than 1% for the week. e s&p 500 and the nasdaq also keeping the streak alive. along with the russell 2,000 closing at record highs as well. i'm melissa francis. david: and i'm david asmand. happy friday. this is after the bell. we've got you covered on the big market movers but here's what else we have for you this hour. president trump has convinced some big businesses to invest in u.s. well, now at least he has one more leader joining the crowd. japanese prime minister at the white house today announcing his plan to create jobs right here in america. meanwhile the president vowing to fight on for his temporary travel ban, and he now says we can expect more actions on border security to come. at what might be coming from the white house next week, the legal road ahead. and education secretary betsy devos blocked by protesters as she made her way or tried to. w

melissa. melissa: adam, thank you for that. david: president trump's immigration ban is facing a new legal hurdle. the department of justice has less than two hours to submit additional legal briefings to an appeal court as 100 companies join the fight against the president. peter barnes in d.c. with the very latest. reporter: david, the justice department has 6:00 eastern time to make its case to appeals court in california why it should reinstitute the president's temporary transportation ban that covers seven muslim countries. they blasted the district court judge's decision on that and cited the text of the law that it says gives the president the power to do this it reads, quote, whenever the president finds the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the united states would be detrimental to the interests of the night, he may by proclamation and for such period as he shall deem necessary suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or non-immigrants or impose on the entry of aliens any r

i am melissa francis. the president addressing the crowd and said the era of talk is over. >> president trump: we are translating meetings by action be. one by one, we are checking off the promises we need to the people of the united states. a lot of promises. > melissa: right now the president is meeting with a former rival from the 2016 election. that is ohio governor john kasich. the governor arrived in the white house. kevin is on the north lawn. why is he stopping by? what are the highlights of the president's speech. i want to hear about the governor. >> reporter: the governor as you pointed out. a former rival of the president. kasich briefly slowed down the trump train in the 2016 campaign. you remember that happening, right? he got the big victory. they have a great deal to talk about, trade and manufacturing jobs. it is a huge part of the economic sector in the buck eye state. the president is having a busy day. over at cpac today. i want to share a comment as he took aim at the so- called fake m

don't forget, melissa. the 9th circuit court of appeals is probably the most liberal court in the nation. so the white house is looking to the supreme court to eventually decide all of this. >> wow. this morning new reaction from the president on a poll about extreme vetting, right? we've been watching ing thating by online. >> a lot of people have a lot of different opinions. the opinion research corporation cnn poll finds 53% of people are against the extreme vetting order whereas 47% agree with it. think it's necessary. that prompted the president to lash out again on twitter saying, quote, any negative polls are fake news like the cnn abc, nbc polls in the election. sorry, people want secure borders and vetting. the court battle may go on longer than it was supposed to last. the longest portion of this was 120 day refugee suspension from seven countries and indefinite suspension on syria scheduled to last four months. the court cases could go on for longer than that. >> thank you for that. >> what will

melissa. melissa: wow, adam, good stuff. thank you. david? david: all the major indices trading back and forth but the bulls winning out. joining me fox news contributor steve cortez and liz peek of the "fiscal times." liz, we had charlie gasparino say it is about tax cuts. i agree with him and it is. so far we haven't heard the president except for here and there, put the hardcore press on the way he has done with the media. if he did the same thing for tax cuts as with the bad he will with the media, i don't think there would be a doubt that market would be higher, do you? >> i think tax cuts are essential for this market going higher and earnings going higher. it makes tomorrow night's speech very, very important. again trump is going to the people. yes, he is speaking to the congress. this will be a much-watched address. if he lays out an agenda includes tax cuts and obamacare repair, it will be hard for congress to dig in their heels. it is complicated, we can't make it happen. david: steve, he has this terrific people to go above the he

it isn't right now, melissa. >> melissa: no doubt to say the least.at are the democrats saying about their senate colleague, jeff sessions? >> democratic sources i've talked to say their base is clearly very angry about the election and they're pushing democrats here on capitol hill to fight everything and so about jeff sessions they're saying he is too extreme on immigration, he is consistently opposed to immigration reform over the years and they're also defending one of their own in elizabeth warren who was sidelined in this fight. >> in the midst of her speaking her truth and in the midst of her speaking her heart, she was stopped as she read something into the record that had been there for decades. now, to me that is problematic not just because it was a regular speech but because this had to do with her constitutional duty of providing advice and consent. >> democrats can complain all they want. they just run the clock at this point. we expect jeff sessions to be confirmed as our next attorney general this evening. >> melissa: lots for you to c

melissa: one bright side. david: melissa.issa: shares of disney down after following, after-hours following a miss on first quarter revenue. disney reported revenue was down 3%, due in large part to espn and also the studio businesses. the earnings report stated that there was decrease at espn due to higher programing costs and lower advertising revenues especially second one. david: espn is tough. >>> meanwhile dangerous weather rocking parts of the gulf coast. tornado warnings from louisiana to alabama. high winds and twisters slamming the new orleans area. a live update with the latest photos coming right. what if we could stop the next epidemic before it happens? what if technology gave us the power to turn this enemy into an ally? mosquitoes are the ultimate field biologists, taking blood samples from every animal they bite. microsoft and its partners are using smart traps to capture mosquitoes and study the dna they collect. using the microsoft cloud, we can analyze over 100 million pieces of dna in every sample, so we

>> good morning, melissa. a 15-page filing filed with the 9th circuit court of appeals late yesterday eight minutes before the deadline in which the department of justice on behalf of the white house says the president has the express statutory authority to suspend entry of any class of aliens to protect the national interest. now here is the relevant u.s. law that they're citing here. it is 8uscs subsection 1182 paragraph if. whatever the president finds the entry of any aliens or class of aliens in the united states would be detrimental he may by proclamation and such a period he deems necessary suspend the aliens or opposed on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate. the suit that was filed by washington state and minnesota claims that legal permanent residents are being kept out of the country as a result of this executive order. the executive order excerpts so-called lprs. also according to the white house not targeted at any one single religion. there is a blanket pause on all

and that's always been the case in this country. > melissa: one. issues i heard talked about this morning and what happened with unaccompanied minors come over the border. they are unaccompanied prierns, but doesn't that set up a dangerous situation where maybe people say you have a better chance on your own and you will be allowed to stay. and maybe set up an incentive where people are doing in these prospect >> it is a great point. that's why they want to secure the wall and make it and they want to enkoufrj legal immigration and submittal that entire country embraces. in florida, this issue is deeply felt and emotional. it has a huge immigrant population in florida. but we learned that democrats and independents lean-to it entors the laws on the book. yes. when you numbers on this melissa, when break down the numbers president trump d sported. they criminal illegal immigrants. under this administration, it is 75 percent criminal. it is a mauler group than what we saw on we'll talk about the people on the formum today we are going. > melissa: it

on identity thief, that's melissa. luci. ghostbusters. melissa, luci. that's melissa. she wants to do all the stunts herself. on "the boss" we're doing this section where shegs flung across the wall from the bed, she said i can do it. her husband is like, yeah, you can do it once. >> luci, famously on her super bowl commercial, luci said that is mostly melissa doing stunt work. >> we had her falling down the crevice, picked up by the rhino, shook around. >> picked up like a rag doll and literally thrown around. >> she can do the splits. >> i saw that picture of you both in the splits. holy -- >> yeah, she is incredible! >> what is the craziest stunt that you and melissa have done together? >> i would probably have to say the helicopter sequence on "spy." >> meaning a lot of that work was mccarthy herself. it took three days to shoot that scene. and you have weird blisters. and i really love that stuff. >> luci stays in shape by free-running as competitive type of running that includes gymnastics and acrobatics. >> you just got to show off. >> and crazy me. sti ju t had

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while she is here, melissa's contact with corey has been limited to cards and letters.n approved for inmate to inmate correspondence within the jail. >> oh, this is from lisa. >> that boy, he got something wrong with him upstairs. ain't nobody perfect. everybody has their little moments and stuff. but every minute, every day, all day. i don't know. i don't care what he do, what he does, i don't care. that's my baby brother and i love him. i'm always there for him. >> remember i said i was going to write her yesterday. i started. i was going to write her today. and then i'm like, no, busy day. then i received her letter. you know what i'm saying? it's just stuff like -- if it makes me feel happy, makes me feel sad, even though she forgot the "e" in my name, that's all right. because i'm corey. you know? you know? my nammly is one of the dysfunctional families that's out here. a lot of people that meets my family loves my family, you know what i'm saying? there's something good about us, you know? if i get out, i will send some pictures and money orders. be good. stay out

meteorologist melissa magee has our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa >> walter and sarah hard to come inside on a day like today. temperatures well above average across delaware and lehigh valleys. we have record warmth here in philadelphia so taste of syringe fever overhead today. the high in philadelphia, 70 degrees, break the old record of 68 setback in 1948. we were 25 degrees above average today. as you mentioned temperatures to take were more typical of mid to late april rather than the month of february. so some of the other record highs we hit today allentown, reading, 68 degrees. sixty-nine the record in trenton. 71 degrees the record high in wilmington but most spots today either in the upper 60's , lower 70's, poconos hield in the mountains and temperatures at 55. the satellite six with action radar you can see we have clear skies there new york down to philadelphia. washington tc. but you look off to the thort and west and we are tracking this cold front that is coming through canada. this will dip southward as we go throughout the overnight hours and into the

meteorologist melissa magee joins with us our first check of the accu weather forecast, hi there, melissa. >> hi there walter. certainly chill a cross delaware and lehigh valleys. temperatures are only in the upper 20's, lower 40's. third 34 in philadelphia 21 degrees in the poconos. and 30 degrees in cape may. we've got a southeasterly wind despite a milder, wind flow, temperatures, still even colder when you factor in the wind chills. it feels like 26 degrees in philadelphia current wind chill in allentown 23. out in the poconos just feeling like 12 degrees. twenty-seven in cape may. wind chill number down in dover, coming in at 26. so if you are stepping outside on the town on this saturday night, we've got you covered. it will be turning cloudy as we go throughout the rest of the evening, and 7:00 p.m. mostly cloudy and a temperature of 30. 29 degrees at 8:00 p.m. thirty at 8:00 o'clock. as we get into our 9:00 o'clock or 10:00 p.m. and 11:00 o'clock tonight temperatures holding at 31 degrees. we will talk about what we can expect. wind chills rest of tonight will be in the 20's. extr

melissa. >> reporter: yes, allison. and road conditions and what you're going to see on the roads, especially northern maryland, highly critical to what the road temperatures are. because of that record warmth we had the last couple of days, road temperatures right now where we are moving through northern maryland, they are running around the low 40s and upper 30s. so, with that being over freezing and road crews being out, we're seeing the roads are wet. as we head from frederic towards hagerstown, we are seeing snow. that transition happened right as county. in terms of what we're expecting, we'll go back to the road, we are expecting some roads to become slushy and slick, but the metro area will see a huge difference. road temperatures far too warm to see any impacts on the roadways. >> and that's why we have just about a trace to an inch right through the metro. it's when you jump up in elevation that we could see some grassy surfaces start to add up with those inches. we could be measuring in inches. for most areas

melissa: do you think he will? david: i think congress would like to shape what he tries to get through more so. 20% the export tax where tax for imports coming into the united states, going to tax 20%. some of those things go back and forth to were three times, the same products, that just means the american taxpayers are paying for that. the mexicans aren't paying for it. they will in terms of jobs and stuff like that, but not in a real way. i don't think that is a real solution to the problem. will congress be able to get a tax cut? i think they will get a tax cut. i would look forward to getting because asyourselves i understand it -- suppose you made $1 million. don't you? melissa: we are in marin, so maybe. 43% whenu pay about you add the 39% and federal for obamacare and then you pay state taxes. they are going to cut -- the proposal i have seen is they will cut the taxes from 43% to 33%, but you will not be able to deduct state and local taxes which pretty much makes it a push. the real emphasis will be on

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while she is here, melissa's contact with corey has been limited to cards and letters.ve been approved for inmate to inmate correspondence within the jail. >> oh, it's from lisa, ha-ha! >> he got something wrong with him. everybody is like -- they got their little moments and stuff. this boy has one every minute all day. i don't know. i don't care what he do, what he does, i don't care, that's my baby brother and i love him. i'm always there for him. >> didn't i say i was going to write her yesterday? i was going to write her today but then i was like, busy day and i received her letter. so, you know what i'm saying, it's just like it makes me feel happy. makes me feel sad and even though she forgot the e in my name, it's all right because i'm corey, you know? [ laughter ] >> you know? my family is one of the dysfunctional families that's out here and a lot of people that meet my family loves my family, you know what i'm saying? it's like something good about us, you know? >> if i get out, i will send some pictures and money orders. be good, stay out the hole. i'm gonna

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a check of the forecast with melissa magee. you can tell already the divers >> the front is coming on through, showers and storms coming through. there was a tornado warning in lancaster counties in 2:30 in the afternoon and sewn quite active on the radar. we'll show you what's going on on storm tracker 6 double scan radar. we still have the activity scattered about the the delaware and lehigh valleys mainly along the i95 corridor in the areas to the east. we're going tighter. you can see along the i95 corridor in philadelphia tracking showers and storms on eastward into trenton and mercer county also into bellmawr and ocean county and seaside heights along route 72 on west wood into medford lakes. another area where we are tracking storm showers and storms. the severe thunderstorm warning expired. but you can see the weather. we've got wind reported some of these storms as high as 60 miles per hour. and also reports of penny size hail. we will be tracking the activity through the early evening hours and the clearing comes and

meteorologist melissa magee has her first check of the accu weather forecast. >> walter and sarah wee big changes for start of the workweek. as we closed out our weekend it was damp, dreary cross delaware, lehigh valleys. rainfall totals to take this is poconos we pick up close to a half inch, .31 inches in millville, at atlantic city, wilmington, allentown had rainfall reports close to a quarter this much and that is what we pick autopsy cross majority of the area. so, we're concern to the north and west tonight, winter weather advisory stays up until 7:00 p.m., so for about another hour for upper bucks, northampton, lehigh, berks and the poconos, there could be a glaze of ice because of all of the mixed precipitation we have seen in our northern suburbs. and as a result of that area of low pressure that moved through earlier today. here's storm tracker six live double scan radar 3-d we have an area of low pressure off the coast of virginia. later on tonight this area of low pressure will move just off shore of you this england and wind the back side are really going to ramp up out

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it's both a+ and minus but you don't know what you do not know. >> melissa: sour grapes?ll: i don't take that as that biting a criticism. i asked about lewandowski's criticism on the show earlier today, and he said the president said we are running like a fine-tuned machine, who am i to disagree? that is pretty much what he sai said. i think there were growing pains and an every administer ration, obama headed eight years ago, another clinton had it in january of 1993. so this happens, you figure out how it works for the man come you figure out how you work around him and how to adjust. >> melissa: this has been the criticism. we see other administrations and with the clintons, it seemed like they brought everybody from little rock that did not know anything about running an actual government. >> meghan: the growing pains of staffers on presidential campaigns are the stories that bad hbo movies are made out of, very bad hbo movies. original, not unique, corey lewandowski changed the narrative made all about him as we remember on the campaign trail, he was too much of it i

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