melissa, of 2015. he has a pretty long laundry list to go along with laundry list of lack of success or failures some would argue. should be interesting couple of days here at white house. back to you. melissa: absolutely. kevin, thank you so much. david: we'll cover that on fbn tomorrow. oil dropping big time again today, ending down over 5% to $31.41. this is the lowest settlement since december of 2003. phil flynn, fox business, price futures group is with us today. we're close to $20 levels. >> dave, they are beating this market to a pulp. i haven't seen this since the 2008 financial crisis and it maybes mow worry the selloff in oil is signaling bad things for the global economy. what really started oil selling off today was overnight in china when we saw shanghai and shenzhen stock market get hammered. when the u.s. stock market rallied later in the day, oil tried to recover but could not hold on to the gains. what i'm concerned about the way these prices continue to get pummeled day after day after day, there is going to be ramifications out of u.s. production, energy companies, shale producers, you don't have a selloff like this without more pain to come.

white house. stop the washington ball and let's get things done. melissaot of people like that but chris christie doing the governor are the only ones that work for a living is getting old in my book. did you like that? >> there was actually waiting for it. i thought what fox did was brilliant to show the clips of the senators actually stating their positions and then contrasting that with what their positions are now. it was brilliant and i didn't think quite honestly any of them added good answer. they did washington doubletalk i call the, the old two-step in that i was going to vote for the bill, i had an amendment and i voted for the amendment and i would have voted for the bill of the bill included amnesty, ted. by filing your amendments he would have included amnesty so it's all gobbledygook. melissa all right guys, thanks. david: on the other side i'll days left until iowa. bernie's -- bernie sanders is stepping up his attack on hillary and her wall street ties. >> was one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown goldman sachs

. >> melissa white obvious and kate howard we will work with the departments then to review their submissions as far as the vaccinecy my role is technical. >> i've found it in terms of you're what's-her-name those two individuals you mentioned say their names. >> ross is the deputy director and kate howard the director. >> those are the two people that will then have discussions ultimately with the mayor's office that might or might not result in us getting more than the recommendation they would have the role to say to the mayor in this case we think you should go along with the department and not have the 1.5 not they're going to do it but that's part of their function i'm logan for the path and identifying self- >> it's a little bit challenging to advise. >> i don't want to put you on the spot. >> hypothetical again had the department submits their budgets that's our vehicle for those discussions we will work with all the departments and try to submit a balanced budget. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you very much appreciate our coming here today to help give us that guidance ms. asian pacif

. >> melissa white obvious and kate howard we will work with the departments then to review their submissions as far as the vaccinecy my role is technical. >> i've found it in terms of you're what's-her-name those two individuals you mentioned say their names. >> ross is the deputy director and kate howard the director. >> those are the two people that will then have discussions ultimately with the mayor's office that might or might not result in us getting more than the recommendation they would have the role to say to the mayor in this case we think you should go along with the department and not have the 1.5 not they're going to do it but that's part of their function i'm logan for the path and identifying self- >> it's a little bit challenging to advise. >> i don't want to put you on the spot. >> hypothetical again had the department submits their budgets that's our vehicle for those discussions we will work with all the departments and try to submit a balanced budget. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you very much appreciate our coming here today to help give us that guidance ms. asian pacif

white. >> larry: melissa harris perry, how could you? where's my chewbacca diary?e to take this out whenever i get "star wars" anxiety. aaahhh! ( laughter ) note to self: melissa harris perry, shut up. ( applause ) you know, guys, i actually -- this is true-- i actually reviewed the original "star wars" back in the 70ss when it first came out. i did this really hip show back then-- i don't know if i've ever mentioned it-- but, you know, my research department was able to get some footage, so let's take a look. >> larry: all right, now before i review this soon-to-be classic movie "smokey and the bandit," dig this. there's this new movie called stwawrs. i don't want to give spoiler alerts but it's about a dude naik luke sky walker. he joins with a cat in the desert, and he goes on a revenge quest and drops a bomb on a big super structure, killing thousands of innocent ( bleep )s. you know what i think? i think that bearded bleep is terrorism. this movie is racist inspect movie is racist. i know racist movies. they can't hide that. and they have these little, like py

still awaiting confirmation here at the white house. melissahe white house. joining us now for more is cal perry, msnbc's senior editor of digital content. just about an half hour ago, we saw a tweet suggesting it might be half an hour or so until he might be out of iranian airspace. >> they're pulling back on that tweet, they're saying that appears to be misinformation. we know the associated press is quoting u.s. officials saying this group of four will be flown to switzerland. we don't know if they've left or if they're still on the ground. 35 years is a long time for countries to not speak to each other. fascinating how this was put together. there's the tweet, the clarification from the national security correspondent at the "washington post." but this is new to an entire generation of not only americans but iranians as well who have grown up with such cold relations. we are also standing by waiting to hear from president rouhani, the iranian president. state television in iran has a picture up of just this empty podium, people standing by

. >> melissa want you to hold the the white bentley for her. >>> auto show special preview airs tonight at 7:00 right after world news saturday. join karen rodgers, adam joseph, melissa magee, ducis rodgers and alycia vitarelli on the technology, trend along with 700 cars on display. once again that is tonight at 7:00. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight, the creative young mind are keeping designs on the future, how some local students are sharing their ideas, to improve, city life in the future. >>> plus using well thought out moves to stay on the straight and narrow, program that helps kid stay safe and mentally sharp, melissa. >>> walter, partly cloudy, quiet tonight but we have slow snow melt on the the way as we get in the second half of the weekend with milder temperatures. we will talk about the numbers, full and exclusive accu weather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. >>> plus cole hamels is back in town. jeff skversky tells us why when "action news" comes right back. you have cancer start with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. the evolu

melissa. how to make a white baneean chili. >> i want to show you a jalapeno trick. >> and what is in there? >> and it is ground chicken, and kale to keep it nice and light, and you need garlic and cumin and chili powder and sour cream for the top. >> and show us the trick. >> and i'm excited for the trick. so if you want to take the seeds out of the halljalapeno, and -- do you like it hot or spicy? >> well, i like it hot, and henry likes it mild. >> so you take half out. >> so all of the heat is in the inside stuff? >> yes, the the seeds and the vein. and you take a grapefruit spoon to go straight through, and you know when you get a jalapeno juice on the fingers and you scratch your eye, and oh, ouch. >> i have done it. it is a disaster. >> it is bad, right? >> and it hurs. and then you mince them up. they are e ready to go here, and the best thing about cooking with the slow cooker, and in this recipe, everything goes in at the same time, so you do haven't to brown anything. >> and you want to add the wa water, and start dumping, jenna, because everything goes in. and white bean, and use

white house. peter. >> well, hey, melissa that's right. administration has been pushing social media companies and tech companies for more help in tracking down terrorists and shutting down their digital communications. the government's efforts have ramped up following the terror attacks in san bernardino and in paris of course. the administration has sent a team of top officials to silicon valley for a meeting with tech executives and companies today. the delegation includes white house chief of staff dennis, the president's counterterrorism chief lisa monaco, attorney general loretta lynch and fbi director james comey. >> clearly there should be some common ground that we can find here between law enforcement, the united states government, and these technology companies. and that will be the kind of conversation we're hoping to have. >> and as you mention, melissa, the administration also announcing today a new countering violent extremism task force, which is a -- being formed to help kind of better coordinate the efforts of government

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here is the hints that the white house released. melissaright. >> he wants to require occasional sales, you sell a gun to your next door neighbor would require you to perform a background check on next door neighbor. congress three times said no background checks in that situation. so he would be changing a law that congress specifically wrote. he knows a court will stop him from doing that he also wants to follow something that hillary clinton has been beating drum beat on, no-fly, no gun. if you're on no-fly list you can't carry -- melissa: makes sense when you think about it but when you see that what that means. >> i'm a bureaucrat, has melissa francis has a block, you're on no-fly list. you don't know why and will take you years to get off it. on the other hand carrying a gun is fundamental liberty. that is not me but supreme court in two recent decisions. can't take a fundamental liberty away by bureaucrat checking a box. only a jury can do that by being convicted of a crime. that will not work. but gin up democratic base that hates g

white house. >> absolutely is. melissa: we're tracking monster blizzard bearing down on u.s. nation's capitol is pretty much closed for doing business. how long it lasts and who may have to dig out under feet of snows. migrant crisis in europe could get even worse. the flood of refugees expected and warning that the continent is near a tipping point. this now surfacing, a manuel for how migrants should asimulate into western culture. look at your screen. andrea: my gosh. harris: is he grabbing her? >> should put that in new york. create opportunity, and weave messages that lead to sales. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. these are the hands, the hands that drive commerce, that build business across borders. these are the hands of pitney bowes, the craftsmen of commerce. you grab your 10-gallon jug of coffee, and back out of the garage. right into your wife's car. with your wife watching. she forgives you... eventually. your insurance company, not so much. they say you only have their basic policy. don't basic policies cover basic accidents? . . .

melissa: the president also vowing to work hard to make sure a democrat wins the white house in novemberis, a lot going on there. harris: hashtag confusing. if we get our politics right, we can all get along. so we all have to agree then, right? nobody can have dissenting point of view. what happens to you if we do? maybe we should call general petraeus and a few others who disagreed with the administration on any number of issues but in all honesty i don't know if that is as important part of his message, the politics of it all as we were talking about like terrorism. so will he stick his toe into the deepened of ocean or will he skim the top? melissa: exactly. the real point americans are feeling very insecure. that is a lot of what we saw in the last block, if you were watching. there is a lot of tension and apprehension. people are afraid based on everything going on everywhere. it didn't sound like that make began at all. meghan: seven out of 10 americans in a "wall street journal" poll. one. many reasons why i think president obama is unbelievable failure. he ran on hope and change

white castle . appreciate your time .. >> bitter cold lasagna, melissa mack is tracking a slight warm-up . suburban officer facing drug charges . fox 8 lake-effect subsiding, and mc for the roofcam the skies are clearing . the past several days snowfall on the radar but they good luck to find a flurry, everything is pretty much gone away . re-gifting gradual clearing conditions even the eastern suburbs . the secondary misa-katara rose willoughby eastlake . and sidewalks and parking lots . assistant to the southwest moving towards illinois and move administration

>> kate hudson looked great in the white strapless jump suit. >> a beautiful melissa mccarthy in fun sequined pants. good for's trimming down. >> it takes courage for anybody to wear sequin pants and good for her. >> look at meghan trainor. >> we love her. shorts? it looks like a skort. >> okay.as an altercation. i love that word. >> well, okay, so "the talk" the cast from "the talk" won the choice award and some guy rushed the stage and decided it was going to be his moment. >> we think ourselves as kind of the oddballs of tv or we say a motley crew. >> shoutout to kevin's new album -- >> huh-uh, that ain't going tohere. you ain't going to pull no steve harvey up in here. no, sir. security. >> he ate time. >> sharon really did kick him. >> let's follow that, shall we? how about, why did she say steve who's steve harvey? you're pulling a steve harvey. >> it's kanye. >> right. >> leave steve harvey alone. life got away from me. good for steve harvey. he handled it perfectly. he's such a class guy. good guy. >> we love him. >> we do. >> we have steve harvey today. >> yeah, any day now.

the owner dressed some of their dogs in red, white and blue, while they waved flags and signs. super=melissa moser/dog owner 27=1:49:57 "to be able to show support for that hero that gave his life protecting worth it to be out here in any kind of weather" neighbors tell 10 on your side, it was important for them to say goodbye. we've gathered images from the services and memorials throughout the day. see more of how the community came together for krijger by looking for this newport news police hope you can help them find the person who robbed a dry cleaner. they sent us video of the suspect caught on an officers body camera: a woman tells 10 on your side a man came into nam's cleaners off warwick boulevard last friday -- and pointed a gun at her head. police say the suspect took the cash and left on a bicycle. later -- they say an officer started recording him. c0001 - detective l.d. the camera and direct the camera toward this individual. 2236 police say they are checking other businesses for surveillance video and going through other evidence. virginia be

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. >>> bernie sanders went to the white house to discuss policy with proum. >>> government affairs reporter is melissa russo is going to be live at the caucuses on monday. >>> today's decision was widely expected in the wake of this month's stock market struggles. but instead of fueling a rally today, it seemed to fuel more concerns about a worldwide slowdown. the dow jones industrial average lost 223 point, falling below 1600. the s&p 500 and nasdaq were down as well. >>> a government grou of federal refuge in oregon even one of their leaders is asking them to stand down and go home. eight others were arrested and are now facing felony charges. the group seized the area more than three weeks ago demanding the release of ranchers convicted of setting fires on land. >>> a wild ride in oklahoma, the officer skds the driver this question. >> do you have anything illegal up there if your car? >> no, sir. >> can i search your car? >> is there cause? >> no i have reasonable suspicions right now. >> opening the trunk of the vehicle revealed what benjamin henson had stashed inside, bag full of marijuana. hens

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this is apparently a ritual, but the white house says this year there will be a different tone the speech. melissa russo is here with a look for us. >> it could be the president's last hour live on prime time tv. so how will he use it? we're not expecting another laundry list of proposals likely to get stuck in election year gridlock. we are expectiow president obama to discuss america's future, its economic recovery under his tenure and the threat of terrorism, a subject of huge bipartisan interests and anxiety right now. as outgoing presidents always do, barack obama will discuss his legacy, accomplishments he will preserve, like health care, the steps he's taken to protect immigrants, his nuclear deal with iran, all controversial items. on the "today" show this morning, obama reflected on his past promises to achieve bipartisan bipartisanship. >> he wanted you wanted to unite people and they're not united. is it a failure? >> it's a regret. i couldn't be prouder of what we accomplished with all the challenges in the middle east, with the economic challenges globally. all the things, i think, sh