the only one in new york state. they produce guns, obviously, for the military, poor sportsman, and for personal protection. they were founded in new york and we would like to keep them. they have had setbacks now and then. some recent layoffs because the economy is down but we also have a very negative viewpoint from our governor and from simon new york about the second amendment -- some in new york about the second amendment, so we want to make sure we advocate for the second amendment. also revere copper and brass. a good friend of mine is the ceo. he has huge pride in america. really supports bringing jobs back to our immunities and they do fabulous work and have pretty good-sized business right in rome, new york. so, we do have a lot going on in our district. we want to continue to grow it and resent our great assets. >> what are your priorities? rep. tenney: we would like to see some sort of change in obamacare. repeal and replace with a consumer-driven model that works for our middle class, the most needy, int

remington arms is the oldest continuously running manufacturing facility in new york state. though, you know, they produce guns, obviously, for the military, for sportsmen and also for personal protection. they were founded in new york, and we'd like to keep them there. they're had some setbacks here and there. we just recently have heard of some layoffs because the economy is down, but we also have a very negative viewpoint from our governor and from some in new york about the second amendment, so we want to make sure that we advocate for our second amendment. the other company that i thought i'd mention is revere copper and brass. revere is also one of the original companies founded none other than paul revere. and that company still exists in rome, new york, and really good friend of mine is the ceo. and he's done it for a number of years. he has huge pride in america, really supports bringing jobs back to our communities, and they do fabulous work and have pretty good sized business right in rome, new york. so we do have a lot going on in our district, we just want to con

the only one in new york state. they produce guns, obviously, for the military, poor sportsman, and for personal protection. they were founded in new york and we would like to keep them. they have had setbacks now and then. some recent layoffs because the economy is down but we also have a very negative viewpoint from our governor and from simon new york about the second amendment theome in new york about second amendment, so we want to make sure we advocate for the second amendment. also revere copart and brass. revere copper and brass. a good friend of mine is the ceo. he has huge pride in america. really supports bringing jobs back to our immunities and they do fabulous work and have pretty good-sized business right in rome, new york. so, we do have a lot going on in our district. we want to continue to grow it and resent our great assets. >> what are your priorities? rep. tenney: we would like to see some sort of change in obamacare. repeal and replace with a consumer-driven model that works for our middle class,

in new york state, tractor trailers were banned from several major highways. in eastern new york, the snow is so bad, this salt spreader landed sideways. parts of pennsylvania were buried under two feet of snow, but that didn't stop state troopers and the national guard from giving a 23-month-old child in need of a heart t escort to the hospital. mother nature showed some mercy, though, on new york city. normally, traffic-jammed streets were quiet with some brave new w yorkers battling a mixture of rain and sleet. in albany, new york, it was nearly 60 degrees last week. >> well, you see those flags there? >> reporter: this afternoon, raymond o'keefe with the national weather service measured more than 12 inches of snow. so it's not an epic storm but it's a good storm after a wild and zany winter. >> warm, 70 degrees last month and now we're look at 1.5 to two feecht snow here today in mid-march. >> reporter: i'm don dahler at the bosto boston harbor. ♪ that piled up over a fit footin some areas has turned to rain and sleet raising concerns about an icy commute

one lawmaker's trying to make that a reality in new york state. democrat deborah glick wants to pass a bill that will fine people $10 for not voting. the only way you can get out of it is if you have a valid excuse. glick said the fines collected would go toward "improving the election process." >>> is in the year you're going to do it? the lottery to run the marine corps marathon opens tomorrow at noon, doug. you have until wednesday to -- next wednesday to enter. the registration fee, $160. you don't pay until you know you're in and registered. race day is october 22nd. i'll be up at everybody out. good luck and get running. doreen's done it so she's shaming us. >> i've never won the lottery before. >> well, there's a first time for everyone. >> i've never won the lottery, the odds are so high, i don't think i'll ever get in there. >> well, there's still time to

new york. new york has a one-to-one ratio determining whether you can discriminate bases on age. in my district where donald trump won by 60% margin, it's not a factor in new york state. i'm from new york and going to be not a factor. we've advocated for more for our constituents. put in unique amendment to remove the county share that -- one new york is one of the few states left that imposes this county share. will save my district $167 million a year in unfunded mandates from the state. and this is something that can easily be taken care of through governor andrew kwocuomo in his budget he has plenty of room to take care of this and new york state has many regulations in place to protect our seniors. i'm confident we're going to be having votes in new york and do well. >> bring steve israel in here. he's disagreeing with you. why? >> agree with claudia's assessment she doesn't know whether going to pass tomorrow. most accurate but fundamentally disagree with the respect of the cost increases particularly for seniors. what she's referring to is special deal made for new york members of congress to get their votes that says that counties no longer pay their share of

just last month, ravi was recognized in albany with the immigrant excellence award by the new york state association of black and puerto rican legislators, given to those who show "deep commitment to the enhancement of their community." "the indypendent" newspaper recently featured him in a cover story called "walk with me," and a canadian broadcasting corporation film crew is following him this morning. ravi legally immigrated to the united states from trinidad and tobago more than 25 years ago, but a 2001 wire fraud conviction made his green card subject to review. even though he is married to a u.s. citizen and has a u.s.-born daughter, the government refuses to normalize h his status. instead, immigration and customs enforcement has exercised

foundationbout a that did not even have the certification to operate in new york state and were shut down by the a.g. if you think about all those stories about the huge sums that this philanthropist had given to charities throughout his career, if you think about the story about actually, donald trump spent a lot of foundation money on himself, purchasing big paintings of himself that he would hang in his own property. and if you think about a certain tape of bragging about certain activities with regards to women, all of those scoops were

state. they have headquarters in new york city, new york state regulates banks headquartered in new york through the department of financial services and the department of financial services is who nailed deutsch bank. that's a good fine and a lot of money and that settled the matter as far as new york state is concerned but it's not over because there's also the fed. that was the state level settlement. there's also the fed, the federal government. when the feds get you, that's when things can really start to add up. for example, deutsch bank got nailed just in december for a totally different thing. deutsch bank got nailed in december by the feds for their shady, illegal mortgage practices that led up to the financial collapse in this country. and the fine there, the deal with the feds was not some millions of dollars or even hundreds of millions of dollars. the fine there was a $7 billion fine, billion with a "b." that was for their mortgage scheme. on that russian money laundering scheme that deutsch bank already got caught for, the state settlement may be settled but the federal case is sti

new york. and in my district where donald trump won by a 60% margin, this isn't even a factor in new york state. so i'm from new york, and it's going to be not even a factor in new york. we've actually advocated for more for our constituents. we've put in a very unique amendment in new york which should actually remove the county's share that new york is one of the very few states left that imposes this county share. it will save my district $167 million a year in unfunded mandates from the state. and this is something that can easily be taken care of through governor andrew cuomo and his budget where he has almost $15 billion as it was reported recently in local news acts in his budget. he has plenty of room to take care of this. as i said, new york state has already got many regulations in place that are going to protect our seniors, and i'm confident we're going to be having the votes in new york. >> i want to bring steve israel in here because i can see him. he's disagree with you. >> well, i agree with claudia's assessment that she doesn't know whether the bill is going to pass tomorrow. i

across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov reporter: let's talk about the headliner, the debut of snapchat. it opened at $24 a shire, trading as high as $25.06. a nice pop for snapchat in its debut on wall street. gary: the stock soared to 24 dollars. well above the $17 pricing. trish: the company has an valuation of $30 billion. and it's still losing a lot of money now. typical tech company. we are here with paul schatz and john levin. you are worried things are getting a little frosty. everybody is thinking the same. you have see an ipo like this one, a tech company coming out. does it bring memories of the year 2000? >> the s & p index people have created a great index. trish: what are your thoughts on snap? >> clearly it's representative a f

(applause, cheering) new york state is filled with bright minds like victoria's. d the companies and talent of tomorrow, search for our page, jobsinnewyorkstate on linkedin. >>> good afternoon, i'm stephanie gosk at msnbc world headquarters in new york. here is what we're following. an intruder identified as 26-year-old jonathan trand breached the south grounds of the white house late last night. the president was inside when it happened. the intruder claimed he was there for a meeting with t president which was false. here is what the president had to say about it. >> secret service did a fantastic job last night. i appreciate it. secret service did a fantastic job. it was a troubled person. very sad. secret service was fantastic. >> an appreciative flth. the secret service issued a statement saying that the suspect was arrested without incident and was not armed. >>> vice president mike pence made a stop louisville to make the case for the republican health care plan in a sharply divided kentucky. >>> breaking news this afternoon, the justice department has just

great asset so i worked for him about six years then he retired in 2010 iran for the assembly in new york state and i challenge in defeated the chairman in a primary so running against the establishment from day number one then in 2012 with reapportionment they created though lobbyist district in the history of new york say just with me because i was not fitting in with the establishment republicans so i could win a primary and general election to retain the seat which was very difficult because the district is almost twice as long as what i have in congress now so near state was getting frustrating all the oil like to think that i stand out as a member to fight corruption and as an independent voice the first person to call for the of been resignation of mr. silver facing a jail sentence instead up against a former richard leader food took the position against corruption to stand for the of middle-class and i representative district. i got automation to do the right thing because honestly i was tired of politicians saying they would stand for something than not do that in albany. so i felt tha

new york governor described as an as reprehensible. it is disgusting, it is reprehensible, it violates every ten at the new york state tradition. ve it's definition, is a celebration of diversity. we believe in the spirit of inclusion and we live by discrimination of no one. the principles of europe are built on iraq, they will not change and the political winds will not change them. in your state governor speaking there. china faces major challenges in its attempt to overhaul its economy, the world's second—largest force of the premier told the opening session of parliament in beijing that he is targeting and half percent in the coming year, lower than last year. among other commitments there was a pledge to pollution. he made a pledge to pollution. he made a pledge to pollution. he made a pledge to make the skies again. chairman mao would still recognise the chinese parliament, rigid, authoritarian and unapologetically communist. every year, the delegates to hear their leader ‘s warn of the increasingly complex challenges faced by a modern capitalist economy. potential risks cannot be overlooked, he says. warning that reformin

states. our reporter in new york reports. up with his girlfriend is when he started the con campaign of harassment. he made phone calls of harassment. he made phone calls of harassment. he made phone calls of harassment to several places in her name and in his name, showing that she was trying to frame him. some of the e—mails were horrific in nature, he's ahead she wanted to kill as many jewish nature, he's ahead she wanted to kill as manyjewish people as soon as possible. he said she wanted to create another new town. police have now arrested him and charged him with cyberstalking in relation to these incidents. now a lot more is coming out about who this man was. a former online left—leaning publication says he was a job journalist with them and was fired because he fabricated stories and stores is. if you go to his twitter feed, there were several times where he referred to his ex—girlfriend trying to frame him. again, part of the story he created that investigators have now said he used asa campaign investigators have no

reporter: they gave out specifics, there was a manager's amendment, a carve-out even for new york state. all these things happening. still no final product. mr. crowley: that's really the case of just how desperate they are, to get those votes. the provision as it pertains to new york, we're not so sure, is it the buffalo bribe or is it the syracuse sellout? what we do know is the knickerbocker kickback. it was an attempt to lure them, to entice them to vote for this bill because of something that's not directly related but has an impact on the delivery of care in new york state. it would take $2.6 billion away from the state as it pertains to medicaid. that's unacceptable to new york, to new yorkers. reporter: we still have the option of seeing a vote on this bill over the next few days. do you think that continual working by the white house and the speaker's office, as far as the whips could make that happen? mr. crowley: look, i've been around for quite a while. i tend to think that with all the resources that they have at their disposal, they're more likely than not to pass somethin

states. this report from new york. from a left—leaning website that had hired him because he had fabricated stories and saucers and as acute as have arrested and charged him with cyber—stalking because after he broke up with his girlfriend prosecutors said he wanted to get back at her by basically pretending that he was heard by sending threats to jewish centres, that he was heard by sending threats tojewish centres, claiming to be her, and he would also sending threats, phone calls and e—mails in his name, trying to frame herfor those as well. in one of the e—mails for example he threatened to carry out a jewish newtown. that's referring of course to the december 2012 shooting at a newtown school, where 26 kids were killed. in one he also said she wanted to kill as many dues as soon as the. so investigators see this as a small breakthrough in what has been a rise in anti—semitic threats to several jewish community centres, but nonetheless a break. police have been searching his home in misery. what are police saying a

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new york state is filled with bright minds like samantha's. to find the companies and talent of tomorrow, search for our page, jobsinnewyorkstate on linkedin. >> good morning is 5:15 in new york. a major nor'easter going across the mid-atlantic. winter is not over just yet. delete thousand nearly 6,000 flights haven't canceled already today. schools are closed and they are issuing stern warnings to stay off the road. upwards of 2 feet of snow and heavy winds are forecasted for this region. the trump administration is lashing out at the congressional budget office report and estimated 24 million americans would be uninsured under the new republican health plan. tom price dumpling the report same is not believable and democrats however say they figure the plan is a bad one. bill ackman is walking away it has sold its entire stake in that drug lane -- struggling lawmaker. as for the markets we have a double whammy today we have this weather the blizzard of 2017 and the feds starting their two-day meeting on interest rates between all of that dow f

a pregnant giraffe due to give birth at a zoo in new york state has become an internet sensation. the pregnancy every step of the way. and it's proved very popular. andy beatt reports. millions around the world wait and wait for april to give birth. the celebrity is expecting her fourth calf, having been pregnant for 15 months, it cannot come a moment too $0011. months, it cannot come a moment too soon. the keepers say she has become grumpy and breathless. it looks like the baby is just days or hours away. her appearance is suggesting and pregnancy, the way she is carrying the calf. nearly 20 million people are following online with the zoo live streaming from her enclosure around the clock. there are hats, t—shirts and baby were — everyone loves a jarrah. we are completely overwhelmed. —— giraffe. loves a jarrah. we are completely overwhelmed. -- giraffe. but some are getting impatient. they are saying addition to the live stream is disrupting their life. some are saying it may be fake news but for april it is all too real. when the car arrives, weighing 70 kg, april it is all to

and new york state. but around here lots and lots of bright sunshine and it. only5 in town. 30s in cumberland. much of pennsylvania and that's 20s in new york state. locally, the 45 north beach also those are the warm spots and only 40-love itsville and -- lovettsville can columbia 342. with the wind it feels more like the 20s and 30s. lots of sunshine for the afternoon and we're not going to have temperatures moving all that much from where they are now. certainly a brisk afternoon. to good news is the winds will slacken tonight. the bad news going to drop into the 20s. that means the blossoms that are out haven't been assaulted enough, will get attacked once again by the very cold temperatures. tomorrow a nice and sunny day. we're looking at for thursday with temperatures which are going to be near 50 but at least the winds will be on the light side. as told you we do see that warm- up returning friday and saturday. and reminder our wusa9 app always has the forecast anytime you need it. just put it on the smart phone, it's a free download. >>> coming up on wu

this is the scene, streamed live from an animal adventure park in new york state, as millions wait forpped gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards and it was a matter of seconds before the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb on a remote pacific atoll. the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier and so my heart went bang and bang. the constitutional rights of these marchers have their rights as citizens of the united states and they should be protected even in the right to test them out so they don't get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy, i know you don't want to say too much about it, but does it worry you it's going to boil up when you get to the stage? well, it worries me, yeah. but everything will be all right in the end of the day. this is bbc news. i'm lebo diseko. the latest headlines: 12 people have been injured in what seems like a chemical weapons attack on

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in other states, some put in their text is a surcharge is not okay -- new york didn't but everyone has agreed it has been interpreted in parallel with those. >> the state below had two different interpretations. >> framing the price difference -- you don't have to take my word for it and look at the text of the stature. you can look at the way it was enforced. the stature was enacted in the 1980s. in that case a gas station owner had the posted prices, cash and credit, what caused the criminal prosecution is that the cashier made the mistake of describing the price difference as a nickel more for using a credit card rather than a nickel less for cash. it was that speech and that speech only that triggered the criminal prosecution. the prosecutor and the judge agreed -- >> you're telling me that's what the state is going to tell me? cash price $2. if the person comes to the cashier and gives them a credit card the cashier is going to say, you know, you're paying a surcharge of ten cents you're going to be prosecuted for that. >> they can run away from the enforcement history but difficu

group,designed by a finally in poughkeepsie, new york, also beverly, just outside of paris, and designs there. designs, the european and new york state one. the 1401, they were roughly the same time. there is a perfect white storm gathering, one with the card reader design, the design behind fasternter, four times than any printer at that time, and the processing unit breaking through and going to transitions. what we see here are four transistors on the card. it was a breakthrough in the 1958 time frame. the price point came down for period, so wee could put this into a business computer. find one that does payroll, accounts receivable, general accounting, things that support the business side of a company, not necessarily the product development side. it has that. another piece of equipment that came at the same time was storage, black dots you may be able to see here represent ones it as far as the 14 no one is concerned. it is a bit of memory, and they are roughly 140 characters or 140 bytes. perfect. hand.lding a tweet in my it's an interesting breakthrough we went through. unit retainsessing roughly 3000 of the current transist

in new york state, tractor trailers were banned from several major highways. this salt spreader landed sideways. parts of pennsylvania were buried under two feet of snow, but that didn't stop state troopers and the national guard from giving a 23-month-old child in need of a heart transplant an escort to the hospital. mother nature showed some mercy, though, on new york city. were quiet with some brave new yorkers battling a mixture of rain and sleet. in albany, new york, it was nearly 60 degrees last week. >> well, you see those flags there? >> reporter: this afternoon, raymond o'keefe with the national weather service measured more than 12 inches of snow. so it's not an epic stormbut it's a good storm after a wild and zany winter. >> warm, 70 degrees last month and now we're look at 1.5 to two feet snow here today in mid-march. >> reporter: i'm don dahler at the boston harbor. snow that piled up over a foot in some areas has turned to rain and sleet raising concerns about an icy commute in the morning if those roads are frozen overnight. earlier today, this

new york state is filled with bright minds like lisa's.ompanies and talent of tomorrow, search for our page, jobsinnewyorkstate on linkedin. live-streat the airport.e sport search for our page, binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. these he is not as terrible as he appears. >> the one thing you always wanted, find it in your mind's eye. >> disney's live-action beauty and the beast hitting theaters across the country. dan stevens plays the beast. it is going to be the first $100 million opener of 2017, reportedly cost $300 million to make and market. the original beauty and the beast was released in 1991 and became one of disney's most beloved animated films. lauren: no shocking upset in the ncaa basketball tournament, we start with vanderbilt against northwestern, northwestern's first trip to the dance and fans came out for it. gavin makes the reverse lay in and the foul. totally prompts vanderbilt, mat

new york state is filled with bright minds like samantha's.find the companies and talent of tomorrow, search for our page, jobsinnewyorkstate on linkedin. to cavuto. 's >> if you increase the minimum wage it will incentivize people to automate. neil:you are against obligate. >> increasing it to the decade. for working-class americans. charles:president trump's former labor secretary nominee andy partner saying higher mandated wages go the more employers turn to robots. looks like he might be right. this burger flipping robot and when the's rolling out self ordering kiosks at 1000 restaurants. gary says he was right. >> we have been talking a long time about for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. when you continue to foist onto business owners or costs without productivity gains they will look elsewhere. you mentioned 1000 stores, 15%, next up is the robots with the burger, less than you would to see that they have no choice, they are moving forward into the shape of things to come. charles:it makes so much sense, so obvious

see it right along pennsylvania/new york state border right now.esn't look impressive but will tomorrow morning. future weather shows us through tonight, it is quiet. 2:00 a.m. we will see snow break out to the north and spread southward. by 6:00 a.m. heavy snow in philadelphia and surrounding

the fact that it was the one year anniversary of him locking up the speaker of the assembly in new york state bicameral interests, though, he also incidentally nailed the leader of the new york state senate as well. he also nailed two of governor andrew cuomo's top advisors recently. preet bharara was appointed by barack obama there 2009 and it is not unheard of for a prosecute to stay on beyond their four year term even into a new presidency if the next president wants to keep them on. in this case, when donald trump became the new president, he decided he want preet bharara to say on. >> the president-elect asked me because he's a new yorker and is aware of this great work our office has done asked me whether i'd be prepared to stay on as the united states attorney to do the work as we have done it independently without fear of favor for the last seven years. we had a good meeting. i said i would consider staying on. i agreed to stay on. i have already spoken to senator sessions who is, as you know, the nominee to be the attorney general. he also asked i stay on so i expect i'll be continui

you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ the future of business in new york state is already in motion. oss the state are growing the economy, with the help of the lowest taxes in decades, a talented workforce, and world-class innovations. like in plattsburgh, where the most advanced transportation is already en route. and in corning, where the future is materializing. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov >> we've got ourselves a nightstand. a quarter of it happening. >> of the real world before die. >> satellite talk about it. >> looking. >> just. >> and meet the girls. girl. lauren: logan flashed into the box office with an impressive $85.3 million. the spinoff show ranking among the biggest march openings in history and top r-rated debuts. in second with a little over $26 million. followed by the lego batman movie before it's all rounded out the top five a little under $5 million. nicole: peter says animals in hockey do not mix with the animal rights group has criticized the nhl pittsburgh penguins were using real penguins on the ice before a game at the fire

hey y y y y ♪ across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valleyfrom albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today at esd.ny.gov kennedy: during the obama administration liberal activists insisted any part for reform include a path to citizenship for those living illegally in the united states. reformers are look at striking a deal. should progressives take the bait and lock in a deal? let me ask richard fowler, host of the richard fowler show. >> happy march? kennedy: richard, it seems watching the democratic reaction to the president's joint address to congress. it seeped like they were sitting down a lot. i was reading from the body language that we have a room full of obstructionists in do you think that's the best way for them to work through this trump presidency? >> i think he had a lot of side eyes to the presi

state group out of raqqa. full details shortly. the new head of the us environmental protection agency claims carbon dioxide emissions are not a major factor in climate change. washington and new york states join hawaii in trying to block donald trump's revised travel ban. theresa may speaks at her final eu summit before triggering the brexit process and eu leaders have re—elected donald tusk as president of the european council, despite strong objections from his home nation. and we will go to south korea as the samsung scandal unfolds. it's de fa cto samsung scandal unfolds. it's de facto leader is on trial and very soon politicians in south korea will vote on whether to uphold the impeachment of the president. these pictures have been released by the us today. those are us tanks in syria. also today, america's confirmed it's made a separate deployment of several hundred marines. they're supporting a local kurdish—led militia as it tries to capture raqqa. raqqa is the islamic state group's stronghold in syria and as such has huge symbolic value. the us marines will be firing at is positions from around 30km away. while that's happening, the sdf militia will attempt to advance. in

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attorney in new york state where donald trump isn't that popular. it might be a political sort of gambit he could take. but in terms of coulds a could t could a president have whatever federal prosecutors he wants? certainly. it's been the law since 1989. kennedy. i don't know what evidence he has. no one outside the justice department knows what evidence he has. but an investigation once commenced would be continued by the acting u.s. attorney, then eventually the person who will be appointed, nominated and confirmed to the u.s. attorney. just because the u.s. on is gone doesn't mean cases go away. it's theoretic all possible for a for a u.s. attorney to say i'm not going there. bharara is no friend of the first amendment. you remember what he did to some good friends of yours and mine at "reason" magazine. he out source -- he sought sourd got a gag order. you are in the media. you post something on your website. the government want to know who this person was who got on to your website and you can't talk about it. it's one thing for prosecutors to

this was around the time of "the clansman" protest, looking to ban through new york city, new york state civil rights law, the jewish community was working to ban publications or advertisement of jewish exclusion. so in hotels and resorts in new york, there were often advertisements that would say, gentiles only, or no hebrews allowed. so the civil rights law in new york state made it so you could no longer advertise that. that is the innovation of these jewish leaders. and by 1926, those laws are in the books in seven states. so they become popular outside of new york. all right. the third and final story i want to tell tonight is an intriguing coincidence, which again involves jewish and african-american activists. it underscores the overlapping interests of african-american and jewish leaders. in 1907, an african-american lawyer in des moines, joe brown, succeeded in getting the city council to pass an ordinance banning any exhibition or performance that created a feeling of antipathy against any particular race. he was hoping to stop thomas dixon's play. the timing does not turn out

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massachusetts, oregon new york in washington state say they will join hawaii in trying to stop the order from taking effect. they said the president's new order still amounts to an unconstitutional ban on muslims. a federal judge has filed a hearing for next wednesday. the first jobs report to cover that. they are looking for 190 thousand jobs to be added. the and implement rate implement rate expected default to 4.7% to 4.8%. were watching futures right now i head of the's job report. it's up 57. it has been a down week overall on the market. we can turn today. c2 we are going to get that february jobs report giving us clues to how high the federal reserves will hike interest rates this year. lindsay, good morning. thank you so much for getting up early to be with us. is essentially all but guaranteed that we get a rate hike next week.e first of severe hikes this year. is there any number that would be so bad that would stop a rate hike from happening. as you mentioned they're looking for an increase of around hundred $90,000. will leave us apart with the trend rate. it is a pretty stea

states. he was living mainly in new york city. o certainly in the 1880s he took on the job of writing about the united states for latin american newspapers, chiefly in mexico and argentina. so he wrote for two of the biggest most important newspapers in latin america, telling them about what was happening in the united states. and part of that was what he observed living in new york. a lot of that was what he observed or absorbed from u.s. newspapers. he read and essentially translated and then season with his own style what he saw happening. what gdc? he saw prosperous black citizens living in the north. he reports on parades, six avenue, former slaves who were living at different life in the north, so we saw progress. he reported on immigration which was very important. 1880s and early 1890s were full of both print accounts and others abou of what immigrants e united states were facing. they were coming from eastern europe, ireland, and he noted the reaction of people in united states to these immigrant groups. and it's a story o

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still snowing heavily in parts of new york state and even into northeastern p.a. heavy snowfall continuing for new york state and into parts of northern new england. we'll also be watching areas of snow showers lingering well into the day tomorrow. not inconceivable a few new york towns could approach 40 inches of snow before things wind down. behind us work plenty of cold. temperatures running, 20, 25 degrees below average. it will be a slow melt. and here's the problem -- we had all that warmth in february, and washington, d.c., warmest february, warmest winter on record. when you have a really warm spring, it usually doesn't last. now behind this storm, look at the lows by tomorrow morning -- teens and 20s, and all those areas where everything started to grow and bloom. so, anthony, this will be a big issue. we might see a lot of crop loss. we might even see a lot of cherry blossom damage in the nation's capital because of this cold. >> eric fisher, thanks, eric. >>> in washington, republican leaders are trying to salvage their health insurance plan after the no

policy and purpose as the federal statute lapsed and the same is present in other states that adopted similarly. >> new york adopted this against the backdrop of a lot of consideration. why did it not adopt -- >> i can't answer the question because nothing explains why they did not. >> the other states that picked up after this didn't renew the statute, what did the other states do? did they hit the federal statute? >> the vast majority did not adopt the federal definition we only messages and adopt the federal definition and there are some sections where some of the statutes had a separate definition of surcharge which is the definition we have adopted here which is in addition to previously disclosed a regular price. all these statutes should be read similarly. >> if i interpreted the new york statute which i don't and i saw they copied part of the statute, they deliberately omitted other parts of the statute i would be tempted to infer that they had a reason for omitting the definitions and that is they didn't want to be bounded by that so they wanted something different. >> nothing in the history would