so here is look at news corp. can't quite see what it is doing after-hours but a beat on top and bottom line. virtually flat for this year, 2018. over last 52 weeks it has been stellar performer, up 32%. winner on top and bottom line and seeing growth in circulation, subscription and digital which is key. back to you. >> nicole, thank you so much. let's get back to the markets right now. the dow plunging 1033 points, the second biggest drop in history as interest rates continue to rally. joining us now on the phone is brian wesbury. he is the chief economist at first trust advisors. what is your take in all of this? what is causing big moves in the market. >> hey, melissa. great to be with you. there are probably 50 things. the most important we haven't had a correction in almost two years. i think two days short of two years or something like that. and, and as a result once that happens, once we get one, people start coming up with reasons that it is happening. everyone of those reasons for the most part are that

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revived the fortu nes will see if he has revived the fortunes of the media with wall street owner news corp results. and video game publisher activision blizzard, the makers of call of duty. they are expected to report a rise in revenue, helped by titles over christmas. gamers will be searching for clues about the company's searching for clues about the compa ny‘s plans for 2018. joining us isjeremy stretch, head of currency strategy, cibc world markets. good morning. welcome to the programme. let's start with something suzanne mentioned. it is ready about what is happening later on with the ecb and bank of england. we will have the minutes of their discussions, the meeting coming up and it will give us some sort of direction towards their monetary policy. it was fears of rapid interest rate rises that led to that market sell off earlier in the week? absolutely. everything is revolving around central banks, as we gradually move past the era of ultra low interest rates and expectations moving up. the bank of england, we're not expecting any policy changes today but i wouldn't be necessary ov

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amazon was one of those stocks new corps steel was one of those stocks. lockheed martin was one of those stocks. they were looking atupading stocks that had never given them buy.break, so to speak, to that was first and foremost. our equity teams were active. secondly, in volatility. in volatility, just so one asset class in our view isn't getting picked onen relation to others, they all kind of came down this time but stocks got accelerated from the vix, in that moment then we saw vix start to lower. so in summary ther we are starting to see the vix back in the tns. could i go back in the 20s? yes. unless there was some fundamental change in earnings or inflation or the economy at r shop in huntington we would probably be looking to rebalancn ag and swap into positions of strength. that would be our view right now where the vix and where the markets are. >> john, we'll leave it at that. thank you for joining us. enjoy the long holiday weekend. >> you too. >> john augustine with huntington private bank. >>> dow component coke reported flat sales of its so

dollars sky which features news and television content is currently own did part by rupert murdoch's news corp the parent company of fox the move pits comcast against murdoch's and fox the move would be huge given that sky's business broadcast several premier league games premier soccer league games but ball they say throughout the u.k. will definitely be keeping an eye on this one of the next few weeks. a new forecast by one of the largest car suppliers estimates that electric vehicle sales worldwide will increase at a greater rate than expected. just interrupted our programming that because the russian president vladimir putin has met with the austrian chances then i briefing the media in most teenagers for this meeting since. twenty seventeen that's missing the trade to a new movement between our two countries increased by forty percent. of russian in . in the russian economy. is increasing and have almost reached twenty three billion dollars and austrian investment in the russian economy are approaching five billion dollars an intergovernmental commission is working in its co-chairs it wil

dollars sky which features news and television content is currently own did part by rupert murdoch's news corp the parent company of fux the move pits comcast against murdoch's and fox the move would be huge given that sky's business broadcast several premier league games from your soccer league games but ball they say throughout the u.k. will definitely be keeping an eye on this one of the next few weeks. a new forecast by one of the largest car suppliers estimates that electric vehicle sales worldwide will increase at a greater rate than expected by twenty twenty five to ten percent of all vehicles manufacturers that doubles the previous expected estimate of only five percent of vehicles electric vehicles currently account for only about one percent of all vehicles manufactured electric car sales have ramped up recently in the eurozone following some actions related to banning diesel cars and trucks and in that in that regard germany's top administrative court has ruled. in favor of allowing major cities to ban older diesel vehicles in an effort to cut pollution every year thousands of peopl

, t mobile, kellogg, twitter, viacom and yum brands reporting before the open bell aig, expedia, news corpare out after the close. >>> double dose of deal news fox talking disney and sky in its latest earnings report details coming up. >>> and another check on futures. the dow is lower by 126 points in the premarket "worldwide exchange" will be right back what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's get you up to speed on the market action. here's the premarket set such. the dow is lower by 130 points s&p 500 down by 13 nasdaq lower by 21 this comes after yesterday we did see a big intraday reversal. the dow was up 230 points on the day but closed lower by 19 points wti crude down by half a percent. ice brent crude lower by a similar amount, trading at $65.20 yesterday we did see some data on production, a big jump if production oil

i believe news corp., where did i put the list, up more than 20%. "new york times" up 48%.zon better by 65%. howie, good luck. >> thank you very much. what an argument they're make money at a time when the president is constantly attacking fake news. liz: exactly. that's our point. he's the unlikely white knight for the newspaper industry. see you next time. good luck with the book. >> thank you. liz: apple, you should look at this. up 1% when. apple is up 1%, it has outsized effect on the major indices, shareholders gave tim cook and company a big thumbs-up. a big approval rating during today's shareholder meeting at apple's brand new headquarters after voting to approve all the board members. is trouble still on the horizon? there are discount deals for the iphone x. this just came out, the first buy one get one free deal of the iphone x arrived. at&t is offering it, and does this mean for the future of iphone sales? bring in longtime apple analyst dan ives, covering apple before the first iphone was invented. two for one, that looks like a bargain bin situation on the ip

equifax, that paradise papers, the news corp. phone hacking,, the volkswagen emissions of scandal. what's interesting is when you look at the scandals, abuse in the catholic church, you see a same pattern in the breakdown of trust. and one of the root causes of this i think is lack of accountability. so this feeling that people can do terrible things, you know, the ceo of volkswagen, he knew about this and when he left he got a multimillion dollar payout. what does that signal to that organization? that you can behave like this and it's okay. one of the things that is a dangerous to trust is when leaders and organizations know about something and keep it hidden. if you think about equifax data breach, they knew about that for six weeks before the told anyone. executives sold their shares when he found out about it and they are still there. one of the things that's been interesting to me is watching not just the breach of trust by how companies respond. it's a little painful because every time you see him get it wrong. it's actually not that hard to respond to a trust breach and to

milli seconds to find out what sort of storm is brewing at germany's main stock market in frankfurt new corp just how panicky traders zob. well then this has pretty much changed throughout the day when i came through the stock exchange this morning at six am i already saw some of the traders being very warry that we might see a crash happening here today at the trading floor the oily and occasion was actually showing that the blue chip index tax could be at a level of minus eight percent even under the mark of twelve thousand points it seems now that investors are thinking a little bit again with their brain and not anymore with their stomach they are very certain that we're not going to see any kind of recession of course they are afraid of more interest rate hikes in the united states because of this we are still seeing losses level of about two point three percent similar picture also around europe but not those massive losses that we have seen in asia and also on wall street but then you'll explain the panic around the world where experiencing because as i mentioned the fundamentals a so

welcome to the news corps two hundred million illegally obtained the u.n. says north korea's not only violating international sanctions but profiting from and is supplying weapons to both syria and me and mom while at the same time the united states announces it's beefing up its stocks of nuclear weapons we will have details on both stories and how they might intersect also on the grid munching for nationalist on the french on and of course taking their dogs for more freedom to the streets just days before a visit by the french president emanuel much wrong but after a failed bid for secession in spain we wonder are these protesters setting themselves up for disappointment and the bigger they are the steeper the down on the cryptocurrency rollercoaster bitcoin is sinking in value as governments try to tighten controls on digital money but we're looking past the headlines because there is almost no doubt that these crypto currency will be a part of our everyday lives event. and i'm only a hardened southern cameroon joins a long list of regions pushing for ind

three major companies, traditional and social have reported earnings, twitter, viacom, and news corp.ere is least results after the bell -- beat estimates.d are the bloomberg charts we need to know. >> after hours trading is volatile and where see investors giving that up, and with that said, there is some back if it on why it is losing that. my first bloomberg terminal chart, some big news here in terms of revenue. at $2.8 billion come at this is the top end of the range, up 3% year on year, but when you factor in the u.s. tax overhaul and the tax charge, one in $74 million, the gap actually went into the negative, that is here in the magenta. $.14 negative per share here, equaling $84 million loss for the second quarter. that is the first of my three looks at these equities, let's put up the board and show you what is happening with five viacom.twitter -- viacom up the most, and twitter up the most since october of also hitting a high we ofen't seen since october 2015. at so backed by bloomberg terminal and show you viacom. you are looking at revenue and revenue total is in white. t

steel, ak steel, new corps, they are moving higher on a bloomberg report that president trump says heports it was one week ago today that the commerce department made a recommendations saying they believe that imported aluminum is a national security threat, which gives the president the option of perhaps doing 24% duties on imported aluminum. now we are hearing perhaps something is coming when it comes to steel not surprising he talked about this on the campaign trail an awful lot. >> late on a friday. >>> meantime, we are just moments away from the curling. there is the flame in south korea as we head into the final weekend of the winter olympics men's u.s. curling team beat canada last night. launching them into the gold medal match against sweden tomorrow but first, it's the women's curling semifinals tonight sweden and great britain face off for a spot this the gold medal match. that's all coming up moments from now at the top of the hour. >> from olympian to entrepreneur our next guest was the first american women's free style skier to win multiple medals she has since opened si

new year. outside of asia. the bugle corpsplayed its version of atomic dog, which was number one on the rhythm and blues charts in 1982. if that is not what you think of when you think of a chinese new year., there were also traditional dancers, floats, and dragons. police have not released official numbers, but organizers say it was expected to drop millions. >> i remember a line from the common dog -- bow -- i will sing it, but those are the lyrics. >> well, if there is any extra incentive needed for a lawyer -thunder matchup, it was provided last night. they rounded the thunder 112- 80. but, here's the subplot, dick young and russell westbrook made contact. he goes down like a fallen tree. westbrook was dinged up despite that they had a stare down and technical situation involving durand and anthony. but, it was julia that westbrook took exception with after the game. >> i think it was intentional. nobody touched me, he fell over my leg -- try to hurt me. you know, but hey -->> you have had a few run-ins with him, -- >> yea

aig, expedia, news corp. are out after the close. dow looks like it would open down about 147 points off. the nasdaq off by 23 points. s&p 500 if it opened now would be off by 15.5 points. >>> senate leaders reached a long-term spending deal with hours to go before another government shutdown. kayla tausche has the latest this morning >> reporter: the senate and house are expected to vote today on the budget deal that was reached last night it has bipartisan support. it lifts 2011 spending levels by 3$300 billion it raises the debt limit until march 2019 and includes add-on funding for disaster relief, community health centers and children's health insurance but does not include protection for dreamers, leading nancy pelosi to make an eight-hour speech on the floor to force a vote on that topic pelosi threatened to remove her party's support. those votes may be needed if conservatives continue to balk at the price tag president trump called the deal so important for the military, but that's not enough for mark meadows whose group opp

over the new military base in him though most people are against the new media the peace corps struction is government job is government hungry ignoring the voice against democracy and against the decision if the. accept they base they can get the money many citizens who know the troops the facts are really. worried japan's government sent who sent. ministers money and the mccall. fake news of but we will let loose we will win. by the dozen for me i will be back in a little bit more or less than thirty five minutes watching my contractions there were. eighteen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better luck with that better knife against secretary baier and hurting when i buy my baby says my book was published in the year two thousand more than hoffa me. alien americans have been killed by firearms in the u.s. and we had a thought to me as i did this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves in real scenarios it was interesting to see who actu

brian: everyone at news corps is wearing a tank top to work today. steve: mandate?gotten dressed. steve: usually it's like there is going to be no steam in the building on saturday night. brian: you should charge your phone because it's there. ainsley: let's talk about the election meddling that was the big story at the end of the week last week. 13 russians tried to interfere with the election in 2016 while president obama was in office. so, our current president, president trump is asking why didn't he take action? steve: he tweeted this out yesterday, president trump did. obama was president up to and beyond the 2016 election. so why didn't he do something about russian meddling? well, you know what, mr. president, that's a great point, because we know, historically, that president obama told reporters after the election that he had told putin in september, before the election, i know what you're doing, knock it off. and, yet, when this narrative goes forward about the russians were involved and the obama administration knew about it, the president knew about it

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. >> reporter: sessions also announced a new partnership with senior corps, meant to educate the elderly about fraud and prevent future victimization. in washington, gillian turner, fox news. >>> president trump is pushing a plan to arm teachers and protect students. he says the threat of someone with a concealed gun on campus may keep a potential gunman away. but school police officers and teachers we talked with don't agree. >> our job is not to solve the problem of society. our job is to teach. >> this afternoon, we learned even though there was someone armed on that florida high school campus that person did not engage the shooter. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. today, president trump defended his proposal to arm highly trained teachers in an effort to prevent school shooters. the president made the comment at the white house during a meeting on school safety. he would be willing to give the teachers a small bonus and that the federal government would pay for their training. the president also scoffed at the idea of gun-free zones on campus. he said just

. >> reporter: sessions also announced a new partnership with senior corps, meant to educate the elderlyraud and prevent future victimization. in washington, gillian turner, fox news. >>> three men found dead on a san francisco street. tonight the concerns about a lethal batch of illegal drugs that could be on the market in the city. >> it's just sad that such a nice neighborhood can have such horrible things happening. >> health officials say all three deaths are likely due to fentanyl, which is a strong opioid that's more potent than heroin. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the bodies of the three men were found on page street this morning in the haight-ashbury neighborhood not far from urban school of san francisco. we get the details from henry lee in our newsroom with more. >> reporter: these three men found just steps from a private high school in the early-morning hours before school began. the possible overdoses have public health officials very concerned about fentanyl in the drug supply. a security guard at the urban school of san francisco

but hopefully be under new leadership especially in the realm of course that we would story corps in baghdad some of the most. and in the longer to the sky's the limit with this country. the task of reconstruction has now begun. to change and yes south africa's new leader will set out just plans in more detail in a speech on friday evening. and journalist alice van gelder is covering the story for us from cape town thanks for joining us ls it has been quite a busy twenty four hours zuma out ram opposed certain now in how is all of the change big perceived by the people of south africa. was in parliament today and there are people who are deathly certain bracing on the stairs of armaments they're saying we need a change in our what we've basically given up hope were good old unemployment prices are rising a lot of people are not managing to to get kids through school they're saying something has to change the name hope that soon the process is going to get out. and one of the things that they want him to do is to fight corruption and he mentioned that that was one of his biggest priori

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cars are searched, mail is normally screened, but a marine corps official tells abc news that after an envelope containing an unknown substance was opened late this afternoon at an administration building in henderson hall, several people started to feel ill, a burning sensation, and the building was immediately evacuated. the arlington, virginia, fire department is reporting that 11 people felt sick and three were taken to the hospital, believed to be marines, where they are now reported to be in stable condition. and the fbi is now involved, as well, david. >> all right, but in stable condition tonight. martha, thank you. >>> now, to jared kushner tonight. late today, we learned he's been stripped of his temporary high level security clearance at the white house. the fbi unable to clear him after more than a year. kushner, the president's son-in-law, and one of his most senior advisers. he will no longer be able to see the most closely held secrets, yet the white house tonight says he still has their full confidence to do his work. here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecili

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a year later officials announced a new partnership with the army corps of engineers to keep it from happening again. maureen naylor reports. >> this was all under water. >> reporter: in the rocksprings neighborhood of san jose, san jose, a new 400-foot wall, that and this 500-foot berm are two new barriers built along coyote creek to protect the neighborhood from flooding again. >> it's designed to keep the water in the creek. >> reporter: this footage shows the night before the flood san jose leaders worried about the creek. >> our big concern is water from the anderson dam. we know it will probably hit the peak flow and we're concerned about some communities along coyote. >> reporter: about 14 hours later residents found their streets under water. the flood forced 14,000 residents from their homes and caused $100 million in damage. the city of san jose admitted its communication failed and after criticizing the santa clara valley water district for bad creek data projections, the two agencies have since come together. >> i think the leadership of the mayor, the council, the people, the meet

that blast happened just hours after a pipe bomb explode exploded along a marine corps charity run in seaside heights, new jersey. >>> they say birds of a feather flock together definitely true in trenton, new jersey w tens of thousands of crows are taking over. our dave schratwieser has more on how the city is fighting ba back. >> reporter: as the sun went down tuesday evening in trenton, thousands of crows descended on the downtown area. coming to rest in the trees outside several state office buildings. >> our estimates are roughly 20 to 30 house sand birds, um, that have been coming in each night. >> reporter: huge flocks have been coming here since october to roost. the usually arrive just after sunset. tuesday, u.s. da experts were waiting with a plan to try and disperse them. >> p our goal is to not allow them to settle into the roost, um, but to harass them out before they get into the area. >> reporter: the crows leave behind lots of waste on bus stops, sidewalks, cars and parking lots here. there's concern about a number of issues from health to safety. >> there's feces accumulation and damage,

corps. thank you for watching the news headlines here totty international broadcasting live from moscow i'm kate partridge. mourners have been gathering at a church in the south the russian republic of dagestan where five women were killed in a shooting on sunday five other people including a policeman and a national guardsman were also injured. this is a. number of those. with our own. investigations are looking into various motives behind the attack and terrorism hasn't been ruled out r.t. as daniel hawkins has the latest while the investigative committee at this stage is looking into all possibilities and ever officially confirmed today that terrorism is also one of the leads they are looking into the attack took place in the town of qusayr in the southern russian province of dagestan on sunday the attacker was identified as collateral for a local twenty two year old resident by the local authorities he targeted christian church goers leaving an orthodox christian ceremony marking the beginning of a fast of a christian festival here in russia now bystanders managed to film this how ring

today the water district announced a new partnership with the army corps of engineers to study the problematic area from anderson reservoir to coyote creek. and while funding for that is still up in the air, the district today highlighted some of the changes they have made in hopes of keeping residents here and beyond safer when the next one hit. >> this was all under water. >> reporter: in the rocksprings neighborhood of san jose, a new 400-foot wall, that and this 500-foot berm are two new barriers built along coyote creek to protect the neighborhood from flooding again. >> it's designed to keep the water in the creek. >> reporter: this footage shows the night before the flood san jose leaders worried about the creek. >> our big concern is water from the anderson dam. we know it will probably hit the peak flow and we're concerned about some communities along coyote. >> reporter: about 14 hours later residents found their streets under water. the flood forced 14,000 residents from their homes and caused $100 million in damage. the city of san jose admitted its communication failed and after c

prosecutors say he also setoff a bomb along the course of marine corp charity run in seaside park ocean county. >>> new video shows the nypd response in a subway when a suicide bomber detonated his explosive device. the morning rush turns to panic. a short time later police arrived to find the suspect still alive. they quickly back off after realizing the low tech pipe bomb did not fully explode. prosecutors have said that he wanted to cause carnage towards the u.s. with aggression with isis. >> police want your help tracking down fans who caused damage after the eagles super bowl win. >>> and the twist philly taking on the annoying problem on the roads. this is so exciting, dave! hey gus, meet tucker... . awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke... yep...ten times the fun. sorta like this... ahhh, ten times the bucks. it's one of the new times the bucks games from the pennsylvania lottery. with millions in prizes! hot diggity dog! keep on scratchin'! how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money w

journalism and let the conflict go from that, the white house press corps, with a degree in print journalism, with their own broadcast news that they get it right, so another words, they police themselves. host: i want to get james a chance to respond to that idea. guest: should they have a degree in journalism? maybe they should not. i do not have a degree in journalism. i just sort of went out and did it and taught myself so i can tell stories. schoolsthat journalism have lost their way, and i think it goes back to water become a my history of reading, it goes back journalists started to pursue power instead of the truth. they view this as a means to gain power and gain interest. if you look at the old mucky muck muckrakers, that is not what journalism was about. it was about telling stories to administer reforms of institutions, like mental a silence, like schools, and suddenly it became every day, you were trying to get a new watergate. the perversion happened. i think it is happening in journalism school, so i would actually encourage people instead of going to journalism school, go out and do the work. host: how is

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we start with some corporate news a welcome rebound for still giant corp the german industrial group has reported a healthy increase in operating profit which was more than a third in the in the first quarter rather thanks to a recovery in steel prices operational earnings before interest and tax came in at four hundred forty four million euros profits from its steel business which is said to be sold to india's tata steel this year have increased five fold the elevator business is also doing well it has increased its profits by three percent the management is in the process of restructuring with a stronger focus on technology. joins us from the frankfurt stock exchange really still profits looking good is it really still a good idea to be spinning the division off into a merger with tata steel europe. that seems exactly the wrong time to do it just when the steel is looking up and it's not just increased five fold as you said but it's also the second largest profit. engine in the company in this quarter and of course why sell that off but high and refusing are the c.e.o. is adamant h

corp charity run. >>> 6:36 right now. new video showed the nypd response in a subway when a suicide bomber detonated his explosi explosive device this past december. a short time later police get there to find the suspect still alive. they quickly back off after realizing the low tech pipe bomb didn't fully explode. prosecutors have said he wanted to cause carnage to avenge u.s. aggression towards isis. >>> passengers on a united airlines flight landed safely in honolulu but not before some scary moments. during the flight an engine cover came off. the faa will investigate. >>> christians around the world marking the first day of lent. ipless than an hour the congregation's first ash service of the day will begin. there will be three more services throughout the day. >>> kind of a different day with ash wednesday and valentine's day landing on the same day. pretty morning, tow. look at that. 6:37. a look at the delaware river. let's find out what's to come. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate forecast for your nei

new barriers where coyote creek borders the rock springs neighborhood. they say that metal structure would protect these people from a flood of the same size. later this morning the district, city, county, state and army corps of engineers will be holding a news conference to discuss what else is being done to prevent flooding. reporting live in the rock springs neighborhood of san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest from mr. there, bob. >>> happening today, president trump plans to hear firsthand from survivors of the florida school shooting. he wants to hear what they believe can be done to make schools safer. the president is actually calling the event a listening session. it is taking place at the white house. it is expected to include students, parents and teachers from parkland. it comes on the heels of the president's new push to regulate bump stock devices like the ones used in the las vegas massacre. >> to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns. we must do more to protect our children. we have to do more to protect our children. >> the president also plans to hear from the parents of students killed in the columbine and sandy hook shootings. >>> also to

it happened just hours after a pipe bomb exploded along a marine corps charity run in seaside heights newersey. >> annual sexual harrassment training could soon become a requirement for all city employees in philadelphia. it is part of a bill proposed by several city council members. right now it is up to each department to make sure that supervisors are trained on enforcing the sexual harrassment policy. so under the new bill that would change making annual training mandatory for every city philadelphia employee. the city says it has certain didn't where annual training is in the necessarily necessary. and those cases cents, the city would require training every three years. >> not only three month away from the primary elections, but still don't know where the boundaries are in pennsylvania , because yesterday governor wolf rejected a new map the republicans had proposed. they're now threatening federal lawsuit and accused the governor of lacking constructive ideas. they've got five days to come up with another plan that maybe the governor would approve, if they don't the democratic hea

there's a news conference this morning involving city, county, and state leaders along with the water district and the army corps of engineers. the water district will talk about the installation of flood barriers near rock springs park and finalizing an agreement with the army corps of engineers to proceed with a feasibility study that developing a potential federally supported improvement project. >> when coyote creek flooded, first responders struggled to rescue people and get them to safety. hundreds of homes were evacuated as coyote creek reached a record height of 15 feet. first responders went door to door trying to make sure that everyone was evacuated. but search and rescue teams didn't have enough people to respond to every call. >> towards the end we were in the boats, the water was getting deeper. and we could not longer keep our feet on the bottom. >> reporter: this was the worst flooding or water rescue disaster i've had to deal with in the city of san jose. >> we were peeling over teams away to help people in trees. we needed more people. >> the san jose fire department is increasing the number of

later this morning, 11:00, the district, the city, county, state and army corps of engineers will hold a news conference to discuss what else is being done to prevent flooding. reporting live here in the rock springs neighborhood of san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay". >>> it is 6:04. we are following breaking news into our newsroom. social media absolutely lighting up on the word that reverend billy graham has died. in his home state of north carolina. the evangelistic association announced that death in the last hour. graham was an ordained southern baptist minister who grew into perhaps the single most influential evangelist ever. he was also the voice and the ear for a long line of u.s. presidents. president trump was even a special guest at graham's 95th birthday party. by the end of his life graham sets politics aside in favor of his devout faith. billy graham was 99 years old. >>> live breaking news out of washington, d.c. the first pictures just coming into our newsroom of police activity, this is happening right outside of the white house. nbc news is being told there is a suspi

that blast happened just hours after a pipe bomb exploded along a marine corps charity run in seaside heights, newsey. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin yahoo police recommendations to indict him on corruption charges will end with nothing and nationwide tv address he denied he accepted gifts in exchange for favors to newspaper publisher for favorable corn coverage. police recommendations go to the attorney general who will decide whether to press charges. >>> the lottery fight continues in new hampshire. at issue here, a woman who won nearly $560 million, what a powerful jackpot that was, happened last month. she'd just like to keep her name out of headlines. she wants to be anonymous. the lottery commission says, that it can disclose her identity under the state's right to know know. the woman signed the back of the ticket after winning. she is now suing the commission asking that it allow her to remain anonymous or white house her name recent place it with the name of a trust. >>> philadelphia police officers are teaching middle school students how to interact with law enforcement for black h

corps. a trip like that cause the new york times probably $60,000 to go on a trip like that.t is not cheap, for us not to be in the room, we are there to cover the president. to not have access to it -- unfortunately, a story was written about the blank frame, then the next day i got my revenge, that is what the narrative was. was that dougive alls got revenge with picture. brian: who made the choice? to this end up in the new york times? doug: they did not publish it. it was on twitter the handshake picture, it did. i think we went from vietnam to the philippines. the next day, the front page of every newspaper had the same picture. everybody made that picture. i have some that look worse than that. brian: how often do you are -- hear those discussions about the new york times from somebody like mike huckabee? in your misleading mind. doug: that was completely misleading. i was mad the day before. i was out of my mind the day before because we were not given access. givenat day we were acdcess. other leaders make remarks, they got on stage for the handshake. it was a really

captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> saturday, american history tv on c-span3 is live beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern with all-day coverage from the new museum of the bible in washington, d.c. with a symposium of historians exploring the bible and the founding of america. speakers include bale university history professor -- baylor university history professor, the author. american university public ffairs professor, an author. and vanderbilt university divinity professor, an author. watch live on saturday morning starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> the how's house -- the u.s. house is currently in recess waiting on senate action on the continuing resolution and the budget agreement. house democrats meeting this hour on the budget agreement. no movement yet in the u.s. senate on that debate. stephen dennis of bloomberg tweeting that rand paul said he's offering to let the senate vote whenever they want on the budget deal. provided they give him a vote on an amendment keeping the existing spending caps. we will keep you posted. we'll have live house coverage here on c-span when they return. the senate's

governor and the army corps of engineer said 90% of residents should have the power back by the end of march. >>> train derailed in new york hurting two employees. the ten rail cars were knocked off the rails near at can a yesterday. an engineer and conductor were treated for broken bones. >>> the fires face the columbus blue jackets tonight. the flyers are in 6th place in the eastern conference. >>> phillies got down to practice in spring training in florida. the team's first full squad workout is monday, the first exhibition game is against the university of tampa on thursday. when my smile is bright, i feel ready to shine. some whitening toothpastes only remove surface stains, colgate optic white high impact white is different. it has hydrogen peroxide, to whiten four shades for a visibly whiter smile. trust your smile to colgate optic white. members of the camden county police department were honored for going beyond the call of duty. these heros used their own money to buy dinner and ten bags of groceries to she didn't have any food for her children. they were presented last night. >> reporter: very nice. kloeffl