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him tomorrow to specifically address security concerns and what the council and county can put in placat public schools. we will, of course, follow that meeting and bring you that update on fox5 d.c. reporting live in rockville, ronica cleary, fox5 local news. two women on maryland's eastern shore are in trouble after they allegedly set fire t a political in zoo. this happened last friday in soarm set county. the women are accused of deliberately setting a build board on fire that was a campaign ad for president trump owens turned herself the day after the alleged incident. police later arrested daish yeah. both are free on $20,000 bond. >> speaking of the president he's in wisconsin right now to talk jobs. he made a shop in contact noash yeah to talk about the economic push. he signed abu american, higher american executive order. he calls for stricken f immigration labor laws and strengthen requirements that american made products be used in specific infrastructure products. we lost 70,000 fact t tries since chinese joined the world trade organization another one of our disaster ts,

shortages of basic food products and medicines are ghcommon plac.e electoral council has delayed and blocked efforts to carry out elections. rafael romo, cnn, atlanta. >>> still to come this hour, donald trump now supports military action in syria after vehemently opposing intervention just a few years ago. so what has changed his mind? that story coming up next. rs are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. pabut with odor free blue-emu continuous pain relief spray, i can box out any muscle or joint pain immediately. blue-emu continuous pain relief spray, it works fast and you won't stink. >>> welcome back. an update on our breaking news out of egypt in tanta, an industrial town north of cairo, there has been an attack on a christian coptic church. we understand 15 people thousand kille now killed, the death toll has risen. it is palm sunday today.sand now killed, the death toll has

pitcher kendall graveman...plac ed on the 10-day dl with a shoulder injury.rtstop marcus semien out for at least six weeks because of wrist surgery. regardless-- the green and gold must play on. --we go to oakland... here's someone taking advantage of the untarped upper deck. 15-dollars....for that seat in the house. --and he didn't have a good game to watch. top of the 5th-- carlos gomez...belts a double to right center all the way to the wall. that makes it 3-zip rangers. --and the a's would have no offense. four pitchers shut down the oakland lineup. texas rolls 7-zip... and a's lose a 4th-straight. now to the other team that plays at the coliseum, at least for now. the raiders opened their offseason workout program today. here's a look at the players checking into alameda headquarrters. quarterback derek carr... is fully recovered from his broken leg suffered at the end of last year and he has no limitations. the other big topic surrounding this team--- relocation to las vegas. last month-- nfl owners approved a move to sin city. and the raiders are expec

as few other plac s the country, including the ba ity of richmond. the san francisco and santa clara lawsuits were the first to be heard by a judge. dennis herrera / (d) san francisco city attorney "this is why we have courts. to rreach of a >> reporter: the san francisco and santa clara lawsuits were the first to be heard by a judge. >> this is why we have courts. to halt the overreach of a president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution or choose to ignore it. >> the federal government had argued that the two counties interpreted the executive order too broadly and said it would affect less than $1 million for santa clara and possibly none for san francisco. another proposal from the trump administration is to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. but the administration retreated when it became apparent that the proposal would not get enough congressional votes. still, president trump insists that plans for the wall are moving forward. >>> the white house will host a rare meeting with the entire u.s. senate today to

the alleged facebook killer was either dead or someone was helping him by letting him crash at their plac place. within two hours, one of those predictions ended up becoming true. again, there are a lot of things that these law enforcement agencies were saying at these press conferences for the last few days. they did appear to be speaking directly to steve stephens. they were saying turn yourself in, give us a call, there are clergy that you already have spoken to that you know here in cleveland that are willing to help you, they don't know if the message was being heard. the last they heard from him actually was on sunday when somebody called 911 and said my facebook friend steve stephens just posted a video of him shooting someone in the head and that person is now dead. a detective here called steve stephens cell phone and he picked up in the detective told him, it's really time for you to come in and turn yourself in, just end this now. they do not have any luck with that and from there, what they did know where he was, they didn't know what direction he was heading, and they were re

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far away from southwest border to fight for the wall plac the s the security partnership with mexico and it will make the american people less safe. second, the wall will not stem the flow of illegal drugs and this is the reason for the most part they are smuggled into the country in the thousands of cars and trucks that enter our ports of entry. no one is proposing. it won't stop drugs from being smuggled by aircraft. they don't wander across the desert for this mexico produces its cooperation with the dea in retaliation for the effort to build the wall it will be more difficult to build cases against the key figures or locate them for arrest in mexico and finally all will not help us this the challenge we face that stems from the crisis of central america with thousands of guatemalan and hunger and families fleeing violence and environmental crises in coming to the border to seek asylum. most of the migrants are coming to the ports of entry are voluntarily turning themselves into border patrol agents. under the u.s. international law we can't just build a wall and bounced him off w

it's sort of the opposite of the trump trade chart we just put up your we have the idea of an plac inflationg. nielsen screaming all the way along. nielsen was a genius. up we go with the trump reflation, but again to guys point, what does it signal? it is indeterminate, isn't it? erik: i think it is. it is normalizing. that would be the way i think about it. the five-year has been really confused by itself. tom: thank you. erik: if you saw how it reacted to oil prices, which they got completely on the wrong correlations in place and some of that is being corrected now, i think, so most of this is normalization in my opinion. fed confused with the five-year and market compariso participants confusing janet yellen? is doubly confused? erik: i would not say those three are confused. they know a lot about it more than i do. most of what they are confused about were unclear is of where the u.s. government is going. also on protectionism and on the fiscal side, nobody seems to know. they are very nervous about what's coming and they are holding back a little bit. ik nielsen, greatly appreciate it

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that had caused a little bit of panic among americans on wall street and all kinds of of plac >> clearlyto fix that one. >> especially with me. >> that's what happens when you don't unveil a lot of details. you get confusion and of course he's the spokesperson so he's going to be asked questions that the director mnuchin and cohn were not asked the day before. >> that's right. still ahead, the pope heads to egypt today. we'll go live to keir simmons in cairo. plus. >> he's asking them to vote for a bill that is wdly unpopular in the country, is the wrong thing to do first andforemost, is going to be doodoo stuck to their shoe for a long time to come. with terrible consequences to the american people. >> democrats savoring republicans' inability to get through a health care overhaul bill. and new warning over north korea, more on president trump saying the u.s. could be headed toward a major, major conflict. we're back in just a moment. excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks...

orders repealing executive orders, regulations within the massive federal bureaucratic casey put in placy president obama. war on coal incredible regulations of so-called waterways by which we mean a backyard ditch that allows the federal government into your backyard to regulate everything. pete: yeah, e.p.a. >> these things they have done it's truly extraordinary what he has done. pete: charlie hurt, thank you for giving us perspectives. if you watch other pet works you won't hear it. rich millennials thought they were blowing tens of thousands of dollars on musical festival promising luxurious balanced of music art and food. instead of ritzy hotels they got caught in refugee shelters. what do voters think of the president's job so far? griff jenkins is live in harrisburg capitol diner that is next. so i finally decided to show my eyes some love,... ...some eyelove. eyelove means having a chat with your eye doctor about your dry eyes because if you're using artificial tears often and still have symptoms, it could be chronic dry eye. it's all about eyelove, my friends. this is brooke's