and adding or retaining 1,500 jobs in the process and moving an axle production facility to michigan from mexico. that's an additional 450 top officials at g.m. said the investment had been planned already. it wasn't in response. for walmart, they're creating 10,000 jobs in the united states this year. some previously planned store openings. but some come from new expansion plans. there's this german company, baer planning to buy monsanto. trump's incoming press secretary sean spicer speaking to us about that. the company planned to keep all 9,000 of monsanto's u.s.-based workers here in the u.s. on top of those jobs, create 3,000 more jobs. it adds to the earlier announcement that we heard from carrier, g.m., walmart, monsanto all giving mr. trump, neil, whether directly because of his policies or not, something to point to. that's jobs, jobs and more jobs. certainly likes the sound of that. >> neil: all right thank you. collin mcshane outside the trump tower. so donald trump can crow about the commitments some of the biggest ceos and ignore what is happening with 50-plus democratic congressman

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michigan. general motors will invest $1 billion in its u.s. factories retaining 1500 jobs. they will move some of its production from mexico to michigan. this comes after president-elect trump had criticized gm and other automakers for building cars outside the u.s. and that announcement is welcome news here in macomb county where we're on our journey across america. a detroit suburb, home to those famous reagan democrats who delivered a critical blue state to a republican over 30 years ago doing it again in 2016. a key bellwether for the national mood on trade, jobs and the economy. they build a lot of things around here, from cars to cabinets. so a factory floor seemed to be a good place for a frank conversation about president-elect trump's promises and the expectations here in a place that helped elect them. just across eight-mile road, yes, that 8 mile made famous by eminem is macomb county. in 2008 and 2012, the county went solidly for president obama. but now this is largely trump country. the president-elect garnered nearly 54% of the vote here. a surprise to even those who supported him, like chris matalli, a chrysler worker f

the automaker will move some its production from mexico to michigan. the announcement comes after president-elect trump has criticized gm and other automakers for building cars outside e u.s. that announcement welcome news here in macomb county where we're on our journey across america. a detroit suburb, home to those famous reagan democrats who delivered a blue state to a republican over 30 years ago, doing it again in 2016. a key bellwether for the national mood on trade, jobs and the economy. they build a lot of things around here from cars to cabinets. a factory floor is seen to be a good place for a frank conversation about president-elect trump's promises and the expectations here in place that helped to elect him. >> reporter: just across 8 mile road, that 8 mile made eminem, lies macomb county. it's a county of contradictions not just in landscape but in the way the residents vote. in 2008 and 2012, the county went solidly for president obama, but now this is largely trump country. the president-elect garnered nearly 54% of the vote. a surprise

blamed for at least six deaths spun tornadoes in texas and frosted millions of americans from new mexico to michigan. martinmireya villarreal is on tt story. >> reporter: this storm system pounded texas overnight, flooding roads and spawning tornadoes from houston to dallas. a funnel cloud battered hangars at this airport, and in frisco, strong winds damaged at least 30 homes. further north in woodward, oklahoma, cooler temperatures created freezing rain, leaving a coat of ice an inch thick on everything. downed trees and power lines left thousands without electricity. this drone footage makes the ice-white trees look like a winter wonderland, but on the ground, it's a nightmare. >> oh, there goes another one. >> reporter: the icy roads proved too dangerous for some drivers. >> oh, he rolled over. he rolled over. >> reporter: dash cam video from a kansas state trooper shows the officer narrowly avoiding a head-on crash with an 18-wheeler. slick streets are blamed for a 20-car pile-up in wichita injuring two, and in nebraska, a fiery crash on interstate 80 caused one semi-truck to erupt into flames.

a similar message for ford, now ford has announced it is moving a major planned facility from mexico to michiganthis is sir ivan rogers, uk top diplomat at the european union, he has resigned weeks before wrecks it negotiations are expected to begin, we will be live in westminster to discuss this. these are new images released by turkey of the man they say is the gunmen behind the new year's eve attack on istanbul, we know what he looks like, but he is still on the run. and a key syrian rebel group, the free syrian army, has pulled out of a planned peace talk over the syria conflict, bbc arabic is going to explain why. todayis today is the formal start of a major shift in power in america, we had the newly elected congress meeting to the first time, the republicans hold both houses, these are, i was going to show you live pictures, they dropped off, as well as congress, bear in mind, january 20, the republicans control the white house, the dynamics within the republican party are becoming very interesting. republicans in the house of representatives had hoped to push this through, it is an amend

blamed for at least six deaths spun tornadoes in texas and frosted millions of americans from new mexico to michigan. omar villafranca is on that story. >> reporter: this storm system pounded texas overnight, flooding roads and spawning tornadoes from houston to dallas. a funnel cloud battered hangars at this airport, and in frisco, strong winds damaged at least 30 homes. further north in woodward, oklahoma, cooler temperatures created freezing rain, leaving a coat of ice an inch thick on everything. downed trees and power lines left thousands without electricity. this drone footage makes the ice-white trees look like a winter wonderland, but on the ground, it's a nightmare. >> oh, there goes another one. >> reporter: the icy roads proved too dangerous for some drivers. >> oh, he rolled over. he rolled over. >> reporter: dash cam video from a kansas state trooper shows the officer narrowly avoiding a head-on crash with an 18-wheeler. slick streets are blamed for a 20-car pile-up in wichita injuring two, and in nebraska, a fiery crash on interstate 80 caused one semi-truck to erupt into flames. back

mexico was going to build small cars. they were going to move the production of the ford focus from here in michigan to mexico.now they are still going to make the focus in mexico, but at an existing plant. mark fields also said -- and this got much less of the high-profile headlines, he also said the primary factor, the number one factor for that decision, was falling car sales. so we are in a situation in the u.s. auto industry right now where, yes, last year makers sold a record number of cars and trucks in the u.s., more than ever in history, but car sales are declining while suv, crossover and pickup truck sales are increasing. >> a complicated explanation. we appreciate it. brent snavely, thank you so much. >>> the airport massacre suspect making his first court appearance since five people were shot and killed. emerging that he even questioned his own mental health. that story next. >>> we're back with the national lead now. an intense man hunt is under way in and around orlando, florida, for the man police say shot and killed a law enforcement officer and a pregnant woman. police have a number of schoo

mexico to build a factory in michigan. or because president—elect trump has been criticising companies importing cars from mexico into the user we spoke to the marketing directorfrom bmw, and asked him why they were moving in a different direction. the largest plant for bmw anywhere in the world is in the united states. we will continue to invest there. putting another $3 taking the capacity even higher, bringing new model to the plant. for export, primarily. in the period between now and the end of the year. we will be exporting this year $10 billion of products from the united states, to the rest of the united states, to the rest of the world. our investment in mexico is another strategic investment, one of our global plants. we will be supplying product from there to many countries around the world. as such, it is an investment we will continue as we bring that plant online, somewhere around 2018, 2019. we sell, in the united states, around 350,000 cars a year. we manufacture well over a00,000, somewhere like 450,000. in well over 400,000, somewhere like 450,000. in balancing terms, like many businesses, we produce produ

ford says is scrapping plans to build the plant in mexico and instead adding 700 jobs in michigan after repeated criticism fromuto that move in part as a vote of confidence in trump. >> one of the factors there that do not have a more positive manufacturing business environment under the progress policies that he said he's going to pursue and this is a vote of confidence. >> make america work again. trump sending examinations largest automaker, general motors threatening to oppose the quote big order tax on a chevy cruised model imported from mexico. gm defending itself. just the hatchback version are shipped from mexico at only 4500 were sold in the u.s. last year. one local uaw president said that less than a day of output at gm so i upland or she says is an equipped to build the hatchback anyway. nicole: charles manson is reportedly seriously ill. manson was rushed to an emergency room in bakersfield, california with gastrointestinal problems. manson is not 82 years old and has been serving nine months ended to at the state prison for the killing of actress sharon tate and six others during a bloody rampage

mexico. remember that was the small vehicle plant that it planned to build all along and to move production from michigan ford says they're cancelling their plans. the focus, they will be expanding at an existing plant in mexico. they're also investing $700 million in their current plant in flat rock, michigan, expanding that plant. as part of the expansion, they're adding 700 direct new jobs creating a factory capable of producing a high-tech electrified autonomous vehicles. it includes a hybrid f-150, and a hybrid mustang. ford, for months, back to when donald trump started campaigning for pttoday, ford is saying the are cancelling plans to build that $1.6 billion plant in mexico. you can bet president-elect trump will be claiming a victory here in getting ford to cancel production, or building of that plant. guys, back to you. >> ford obviously already has infrastructure in this country. will people look at the headline numbers and say they were going to spend $1.6 billion on the mexico plant, but they're only plugging $700 million of that back into the u.s., what do you make of that. >> there are two

still heading to mexico, but instead of building a new plant there, it will create a michigan plant creating 700 jobs. >>> and yesterday in a tweet trump threatened gm for importing cars from the u.s. to mexico. >>> bill and hillary clinton will attend the inauguration of mr. trump. she's avoided public appearances. they'll join former presidents george w. busch and jimmy carter and his wife. it's a tradition. >>> ahead, a petition to stop college marching bands from performing at trump's inauguration. >>> demonstrators were arrested. the demonstrators from the naacp stage adsit-in in an office in mobile yesterday. they refused a request to leave when the building closed and police were called in20-some pe been detained on the attack in turkey. jonathan vig lottie has more. >> reporter: police have still not released the gunman's name. what they do know is he arrive at the club by taxi striking at 1:15 in the morn. he killed a police officer at the entrance and barely missed owner. i was thinking of jumping on him but he seemed so professional and flexible. inside he moved methodically and ammunition clips. in his wake, 39 dead, nearly 70 injured. many of them tourists. po

a similar message for ford, now ford has announced it is moving a major planned facility from mexico to michigan

from mexico. if you have a car manufacre in michigan and some of the parts are made in mexico, the car is more expensiveyou slap a tariff on it. not more to mexican buyers but american buyersful everything you buy in wal-mart or the store, these tariffs cost american consumers. i think the people who voted for trump believed he could bring back jobs are wrong. they are going to hire robots to do your job because it can be cheaper than mexico. it is robots that are threatening your jobs, americans, not mexican workers. >> a much more profound effect on the american work place. just ask any bank teller. the presidents behavior on this international stage with mexico and the notion that he dealt with this through tweets instead of the normal process of, you know, back channel diplomatic communication where the president of mexico would have said we're not going to discuss, you know, paying for the wall and the president of the united states would say let's put it on as an agenda item. obviously don't have to agree to at this time. they would have been able to find a way to have a meeting with communication

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cancel the car factory in mexico was seen as a political victory for the president-elect and a victory for u.s. workers who will benefit from ford's decision to add jobs in michigan machine rented two days ago. they told us we had to remove it because the ford project was canceled. indeed, the other contractors were taking out their machinery. scarlet: let's get more on this situation. , you visited the site of that plant. .ell us what you saw this is a state of uncertainty in northern mexico. this is the place the plant was going to build. team of reporters and what we came up with was a lot of uncertainty. the state was expecting to move forward on this planet. this was going to be the biggest deal in the state's history. gdp was going to skyrocket. now they are left with a lot of uncertainties. a lot of companies had already moved there to help build the ford plant. that is not going to happen. he somewhat one of the contractor said. a lot of contracts are being canceled at this point. a lot of workers moved to this part of the country expecting work. now what is left is an empty shell. the building, the factory was already being built and now it is just going

mexico. they are still moving the ford focus production from michigan to an existing ford plant in mexico. meanwhile, the company is also investing $700 million, adding 700 jobs at its michigan plant. ford ceo mark fields talking about the reason it finally made this decision. >> we make business decisions best on what's best for ford, first and foremost. like every other business an annual process where we look at the business environment and what we've seen, phil, over the last couple of years, we've seen small cars markedly decline. every year, we're looking at our capacity. we're looking at our forecast for demand. and it became very can clear that we didn't need this plant and can utilize an existing facility in mexico. >> just a couple of hours before ford made that announcement, donald trump was tweeting again saying general motors is sending mexican-made models of chevy cruze to u.s. car dealers tax free across the border, make in usa or pay a big border tax. gm responded shortly after the tweet saying general motors manufacturers the chevy cruze sechlt dan in lordstown, ohio. all

the word is now out that when you want to move your plant to mexico or some other place and you want to fire all of your workers from michigan and ohio and all these places that i won, for good reason, it's not going to happen that way anymore. you want to move your plant and you think as an example you're going to build that plant in mexico and you are going to make your air conditioners or your cars or whatever you're making and you are going to sell it through what will be a very, very strong border, not a weak border like it is now. we don't even have a border. it's an open sive. it's not going to happen. you are going to pay a very large border tax. so

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ford says it will expand in michigan instead of mexico. reaction fromcan auto show in detroit. thanks for joining us. before we get to that stuff come up let's talk about the f-150. the best selling vehicle in the united states for 30 years running. we are introducing a new powertrain, more smarter and capable than it has ever been. been >> long since you redid it from the ground up. >>we did that less than three years ago and from our standpoint we have been a leader in the marketplace and have to challenge ourselves as a leader to say what do we do next? technology.e this is a tool for our customers and we want to give them the best they have. investment weour will be introducing the next three years a hybrid f-150. you can actually use it as a mobile generator. >> you announce 13 vehicles. that is a pretty ambitious plan. what kind of growth are you anticipating. in our view, the costs of ownership is going to converge over time between a gasoline powered engine and electric vehicle. on the electric vehicle side it will be better technology, bigger s

is the word is now, wow, when you want to move your plants to mexico or some other place and you want to fire all your workers from michigan and ohio and all those places i won, for good reason, not going to happen that way anymore. you want to move your plant, and you think you are going to build a plant in mexico and you are going to make your air-conditioners or cars or whatever you are making,, and you are going to sell through what will be a very strong border -- we don't even have a border -- but you are going to sell through a very strong border -- not going to happen. you will pay a very large border tax. if you want to move to another country,

the word is now out that when you want to move your plant to mexico or some other place and you want to fire all of your workers from michigan and ohio and all these places that i won for good reason, not going to happen that way anymore. you want to move your plant and you think as an example you'll build that plant in mexico and you're going to make your air conditioners or cars or whatever you're making and you're going to sell it through what will be a very, very strong border, not a weak border like -- we don't even have a border. it is an open sieve but it's not going to happen. you'll pay a very large border tax. so, if you want to move to another country and if you want to fire all of our great american workers that got you there in the first place, you can move from michigan to tennessee and to and south carolina, you can move from south carolina back to michigan, you can do anywhere -- you got a lot of states at play, a lot of competition. so it's not like, oh, gee, i'm taking the competition. you got a lot of placing you can move and i don't care. as long as it's within the united states. the borders of the united

the word is now out that when you want to move your plant to mexico or some other place and you want to fire all of your workers from michigan and ohio and all these places that i won for good reason, not going to happen that way anymore. you want to move your plant and you think as an example you'll build that plant in mexico and you're going to make your air conditioners or cars or whatever you're making and you're going to sell it through what will be a very, very strong border, not a weak border like -- we don't even have a border. it is an open sieve but it's not going to happen. you'll pay a very large border tax. so, if you want to move to another country and if you want to fire all of our great american workers that got you there in the first place, you can move from michigan to tennessee and to north carolina and south carolina, you can move from south carolina back to michigan, you can do anywhere -- you got a lot of states at play, a lot of competition. so it's not like, oh, gee, i'm taking the competition. you got a lot of placing you can move and i don't care. as long as it's within the united states. the border

michigan. gm has been under scrutiny from trump who in a tweet criticized the company for ill porting the chevy cruise from mexico. trump making light of that in a meeting. >> we had a very big push to have plans, many other plans. you're not being singled out. >> just last week, gm announced plans for 1,000 new or retained factory jobs and a billion in new u.s. spending. so two sectors in two days. manufacturing and automotive, meeting with the president here at the trump white house. no indication from sean spicer, the new white house press secretary, which other sectors will soon be brought in to meet with the president. for "nightly business report," eamon javers at the white house. >> by the way, toyota add its name to the list of companies announcing new jobs in the u.s. the japanese automaker says it plans to add 400 jobs to an assembly plant in indiana where it already builds the highlander. >> phil covers the auto industry for us. so let's put some numbers on this. how many cars are made in the u.s. versus say in mexico? >> in terms of production, the u.s. is far bigger than mexico. i think about 11.5 mi

from ford. hasautomaker said it canceled plans to make a $1.6 billion plant down in mexico. it plans to add 700 jobs in michigan to build electric a taunus vehicles. this comes hours after donald trump threatens to tax general motors for many factoring abroad -- manufacturing abroad. --mp tweeted in a statement, gm said it manufactures the chevy cruz and ohio and builds the hatchback in mexico for global markets. the latest in the case of a teenage girl shot and killed in her own home in howard county. at any moment now, we are expecting new information into the investigation in the death of charlotte zaremba. >> good afternoon. inside hour, we are live the howard county police headquarters here in ellicott city. in just minutes, they will be holding a press conference. inside being briefed by detectives. we just got word minutes ago that the alleged gunman in this triple shooting has died. 15-year-old sean kreiser was rushed to the hospital to shock trauma in critical condition. a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. has died, the only person who had all the answers to what happened here. he has died. thi

the word is now out that when you want to move your plant to mexico or some other place and you want to fire all of your workers from michigan and ohio and all these places that i won, for good reason, not going to happen that way anymore. you want to move your plant and you think, as an example, you're going build that plant in mexico and you're going to make your air conditioners or your cars or whatever you're making and you're going to sell it through a what will be a very, very strong border, not a weak border like it is -- we don't even have a border. it's an open siv. you're going of sell through a very strong border. not going to happen. you're going to pay a very large border tax. so if you want to

the word is now out that when you want to move your plant to mexico or some other place and you want to fire all of your workers from michigannd ohio and all these places that i won for good reason, it's not going to happen that way anymore. you want to move your plant and you think, as an example, you're going to build that plant in mexico and you're going to make your air conditioners or your cars or whatever you're making, and you're going to sell them through what will be a very, very strong border -- not a weak border -- we don't even have a border. it's an open sieve. not going to happen. you're going to pay a very large border tax. so if you want to move to another country and if you want to fire all of our great american workers that got you there in the first place, you can move from michigan to tennessee and to north carolina and south carolina, you can move from south carolina back to michigan, you can do anywhere -- you've got a lot of states at play, a lot of competition. so it's not like, oh, gee, i'm taking the competition away. we've got a lot of places you can move, and i don't care as long as it's within th

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that when you want to move your plant to mexico or some other place, and you want to fire all of your workers from michigan and ohio and all of these places that i won, for good reason, it's not going to happen that way anymore. you want to move your plant, and you think as an example you're going to build that plant in mexico, and you are going to make your air conditioners or your cars or whatever you are making, and you are going to sell through what will be a very, very strong border, not a weak border like it is now, we don't even have a border, it's an open save, but you are going to sell through a very strong border, is not going to happen. you're going to pay a very large border tax. so if you want to move to another country, and if you want to fire all of our great american wke

you want to move your plant to mexico or some other place, and you want to fire all of your workers from michigan and ohio and all these places that i won, for good reason, it's not going to happen that way anymore. you want to move your plant, and you think, as an example, you're going to build that plant in mexico, and you're going to make your air conditioners or your cars or whatever you're making, and you're going to sell it through what will be a very, very strong border, not a weak border -- we don't even have a border. it's an open sieve. but you will sell through a strong border, not going to happen. you're going to pay a very large border tax. so if you want to move to another country and fire all our great american workers that got you there in the first place, you can move from michigan to tennessee and to north carolina and south carolina, you can move from south carolina back to michigan, you can go anywhere. you've got a lot of states at play, a lot of competition. so it's not like, oh, gee, i'm taking the competition. you've got a lot of places you can move, and i don't care, as l

from mexico or from canada. and the boards are going to have to think long and hard about whether or not they want to plunk down a couple billion dollars in ohio, in michiganuild certain vehicles that they're currently importing from canada and mexico. and these decisions won't be made right away. the trump administration would like some commitments as quickly as possible. they want to see jobs added in the auto industry. if you look at where the auto industry is in terms of job creation, certainly, well-off of where we were during the recession. that's when you saw a number of plants that were closed down. overcapacity in the industry. since then, the industry has brought back a number of jobs. not quite to where we were in 2006 and 2007. i'm not sure we'll ever get there for the auto industry overall in the united states. but for the auto makers, it all comes down to, where do you commit your capital right now? the president wants you to build in the u.s. you got to make that decision if you're going to do that. also, obviously, what do you do with your plants in canada and down in mexico? >> we also heard, phil, fields commend president trump for withdr

reporter: last week ford scrapped plans for a new factory in mexico to invest in an existing michigan plant. general motors and toyota took a beating frommp who threatened make in the usa or pay big border tax. do you have concerns about that or do you think that's just blustery talk? >> well, we'll see. i think nobody wants to start a trade war. when i went to see him this summer, i said we've been in mexico for over 100 years, long before nafta. all the way back to my great grandfather. part of his belief is we should build and sell around the world. >> reporter: this morning, ford and mark fields will lay out >> from ouren stad point, any good business has to have one foot in today, one foot in tomorrow. we're looking at the societal trend of more congestion in cities and asking what does that mean for our business? as we expand to an auto and mobility company, it starts with our vision. >> doesn't that mean making fewer cars? >> maybe, maybe not. it will be different kinds of cars, that's for sure. and you're still going to need to move people and move things. you're still going to have to have work to be done by vehicles. ,,,,,,,,,

under pressure from the president-elect, ford today scrapped plans to build a factory in mexico. it will expand a plant in michigan the build electric and self-driving vehicles. the company says that will create 700 jobs. here was ford c.e.o. mark fields on our streaming networks cbsn. >> one of the factors we look at is what we expect to be a more positive u.s. manufacturing business environment under president-elect trump and also looking at the pro-growth policies and reforms both tax and regulatory reforms that he's been talking about, so it is a consideration, and it's a vet of confidence that he'll be able to deliver on those things. >> glor: also today mr. trump threatened to take action against general motors. he tweeted, "g.m. is sending mexican-made models of chevy cruze to u.s. car dealers tax-free across u.s. border. make in u.s.a. or pay big border tax." in response ford said most cruz cruz -- chevy cruzes are built in the u.s., only a small number of hatchbacks are built many mexico. overseas police are rounding up information on the man who attacked on new year's. john vigliotti is in istanbul. >> r

the news comes after tweets by donald trump from criticizing other car companies for moving to mexico. the fiat chrysler investment will go to warren, michigan0. 2,000 jobs will be created. >>> and fortune reports on the limited closing all stores. they're cutting 4,000 jobs. the retail struggled with a big drop in sales due to part in shufting consumer business. you know the limited. >> it was my favorite store growing up. >> mine too. cute stuff. >>> lawmakers are taking a look at new rules about guns on planes after friday's airport shootings in ft. lauderdale. they say esteban santiago used the gun that he traveled with. the firearm was checked in his baggage. tony, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. here at laguardia the baggage pickup is right there, steps way from the door to the outside and there is little or no security in between. so it's easy to imagine someone getting a gun from there into here, but every day in america the guns are coming in the other direction, coming here at the baggage carousel. part of the surprise of friday's shooting is the fact the gunman arrived on an incoming flight and so did his gun. last

mexico. jonathan dropiewski is mayor of flat rock michigan where ford's major investment will take place and he joins us fromame as a surprise to the media. was it a surprise to you? it was a surprise. we have heard some rumblings from various folks at ford. we are a pretty small town. it was a welcome surprise to us this morning. what will it mean for the town? for the town, it means exactly what mr fields announced. there will be an additional investment of about $700 million in the ford flat rock assembly facility and an additional 700 newjobs coming to flat rock and oui’ 700 newjobs coming to flat rock and our error of michigan which is the good news. how big is the town and how many people know those who work in ford? pretty much everybody knows somebody who works at ford. we are afforded town. the city of a little under 10,000 located at about 15 miles south of the city of detroit. halfway between detroit and ohio. we have a history that dates back to henry ford himself. one of his original gas stations sit near us. henry ford himself. one of his original gas stations sit near uslj know you are nonpart

the news comes after tweets by donald trump from criticizing other car companies for moving to mexico. the fiat chrysler investment will go to warren, michigan,000 jobs will be created. >>> and fortune reports on the limited closing all stores. they're cutting 4,000 jobs. the retail struggled with a big drop in sales due to part in shufting consumer business. you know the limited. >> it was my favorite store growing up. >> mine too. cute stuff. >>> lawmakers are taking a look at new rules about guns on planes after friday's airport shootings in ft. lauderdale. they say esteban santiago used the gun that he traveled with. in the other direction, coming here at the baggage carousel. part of the surprise of friday's shooting is the fact the gunman arrived on an incoming flight and so did his gun. last year the tsa reported confiscating more than 300 firearms from carry-on bags but the agency allows guns in checked luggage. they have to be unloaded and locked in a hardside container and claimed at the counter. >> we're going to have to take a look. >> florida congresswoman debbie wassermann schultz plans to review details with the tsa leaders. o

the word is now out that when you want to move your plant to mexico or some other place and you want to fire all of your workers from michigannd ohio and all these places that i won for good reason, it will not happen that way. you will pay a very large border tax. >> we heard him talk about the border tax. make no mistake. donald trump is changing the tone for u.s. missebusinesses. he hurts his argument when he says things like this. >> 96 million really wanting a job and they can't get. you know that story. the real number. that's the real number. that's the way it is. >> so donald trump is right when he talks about the manufacturing workers jobs. when he says there are 96 million americans wanting a job, that's just not true. there are not 96 million americans who want a job. the people advising him and giving him that context with the labor market, i think it really undermines what he is trying to do. here are the facts. there are 93.8 million people who are not in the labor market. for whatever reason. the vast majority of them, my grandmother, don't want a job. 44 million are retired. 15 million are disabled. 13 millio