. >> reporter: police commissioner richard ross isn't hiding his discuss. >> it is ridiculous behavior that is unexplainable to me. >> reporter: but ross isn't surprised, he says flash mobs are an unfortunate by product of social media which is how they think monday's madness got started. similar incident happened last october on temple's campus. columbia researchers desmond patton studies teen violence and social media he says it is latest form of kid seek ago tension and acceptance from their peers. >> so they use social media to meet up, and use hash tags to bring each together and engage in these behaviors. it is really important to be known and visible. >> reporter: because of monday 's mob police stepped up their presence tuesday afternoon in center city. ross says assault or police, parents, educators to help young people understand that what sound cool on line has real life consequences. >> it is like a form of reality tv for these young people. >> reporter: philadelphia and septa transit police saying if you were a witness to any criminal activity yesterday they want people to

. >> officer long has been suspended with intent to dismiss by police commissioner richard ross. he faces two counts of animal cruelty. dann cuellar, "action news." >> thank you, dan. the republican effort to repeal and replace obama care is in critical condition at this hour. the vote on the plan supposed to take place tonight, didn't. republicans didn't have enough votes to pass the latest version of the healthcare bill. president trump made more concessions today in the meeting with the freedom caucus, the group of super conservatives that say the plan doesn't go far enough in reducing premiums. the president offered this up at the meeting. he will do away with the ten essential benefits obama care required insurance to cover. they said they need more. as he was trying to please conservatives, he was moving fur thinker from moderates. bottom line, if they voted tonight, it wouldn't pass. trump said this, the vote comes tomorrow. if it fails, we'll stay with back up mobama care. >> charlie dense his mind is made up, a no vote after meeting with the president. >> they asked how

dozens of officers partner and police richard ross lined up yesterday outside the district works. wilson was killed trying to protect customers during a robbery and shootout at a game stop store. he stopped there to buy a gift for his son. brightly colored balloons were released into the sky after his grandmother said ar. >> i never don't get up and think about him. i have pictures of him all over the house. the house is like a museum. >>> meanwhile the two brothers accused of shooting the sergeant is expected to have a pretrial next month. there trial has not been set. >>> south bethany beach could be smoke free. they could enact a public beach smoking ban that could pass as early as next month. south bethany is the only beach town it would prohibit tobac vapor and cigarettes on the beach. was a big welcome home james mcdevitt as he arrived home in berlin, camden county last night. he hadolunteer and send back home. fordetails ahead on the -- internatstna and when a warmup new york strip ever be topped? perhaps we can makthe new delm or any steakhouse lunch combo. cans with aside

. >> reporter: mayor jim kenny and commissioner richard ross offered their congratulations from the podium. they form the ranks of sergeant, lieutenant, staff inspector and chief inspector. >> it took a year and a half to study you put your families to the side, we let many know you can achieve what i have achieved. >> reporter: they are eager to trach on their new responsibilities like john stanford who will be captain. >> i'm looking forward to meeting new people and doing everything i can to make the city safer. >> reporter: their assignments begin at 12:01 a.m. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast. we started off the day feeling like winter, but we're warming up a bit. sky6 live hd showing you the center city skyline. the sun is shining bright helping us to warm us up. the day is shaping up to be nice. david murphy on the terrace, a light jacket today, david. >> reporter: i had the winter coat on this morning, but not now. we have thicker cloud cover popping through on sky6 live hd. there's sun working through the clouds and obviously

. >> commissioner richard ross explains the motives for homicides run the gamut from neighborhood disputes to domestic ones. >> you have ebbs and flows, peaks and valleys and we are always concerned about the people behind the number. these are real people that lost their lives. >> reporter: the motives for the homicides overnight in feltonville and north philadelphia remain under investigation. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> volunteers are beginning a second afternoon of cleanup at the mt. carmel cemetery and groups have added to the growing reward. they are offering more than $50,000 for information that leads to an arrest for the vandalism at this jewish cemetery. more than 100 head stones were knocked over and pro informational masons are expected to help later on this week. >>> it's the day after the critical moment in donald trump's presidency. he gave his first address to a joint congress last night. and the president called for unity and both parties to move past their bickering. maggie is at the capital with more. >> reporter: this was the first time t

police commissioner richard ross says the department's very much in need of more space and new technology. he says the current headquarters building was obsolete years ago. >> i think while probably was a novel concept years ago, decades ago, it was outdated probably not long after it was built. >> sources tell fox 29 the former inquirer building on broad and callowhill in spring garden could possibly house police headquarters. >>> and and police arrest add teenager in the attack and robbery of a grandmother left in her closet in her brandywine home for days. prosecutors say have charged a 17-year-old boy. he attacked the 72-year-old stole her car and credit cards and left her bound and lock in the closet with the plastic bag over her head. her daughter-in-law did not find her until four days later. but she survived. and she is out of the hospital tonight. >>> 42 days in donald trump's presidency and russia continues to be a major problem for the president. some democrats called for attorney general jeff sessions to resign today over what he did not say at his confirmation hearings about

. >> also spoke with commissioner richard ross who admitted police reform needs to happen. there also needs to be an understanding between officers and the community. i think the ride along with the police officer frankly is extends the discussion. it's a good way to do it. >> yes. also hear from the police and their side. >>> now more stories we're following for you. >> deep freeze. storm is gone. winter is over yet. bitter cold and slippery streets mplts cleaning up the damage. ice and winds brought tees and power lines down across our area. live push to get the lights turned back on. >> president trump's tax returns. show you what leak documents show about how much he paid to the feds in 2005 and how the white house is hitting back. >>> >>> a lot to cover for you this morning. 6:00 a.m. this is nbc 10 today. i'm tracey davidson. >>> bitter cold and icy conditions waiting for you outside. nbc 10 has you covered as you get ready to head back to work and school. >> more than 400 schools closed or running on delay. list is scrolling at the bottom of your screen. check the ap

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richard ross says the department wants to get it right. and they still have to look at things like cost and getting officers on board with the idea. the hearing also looked at whether the body camera program would promote transparency and accountability. >>> and pennsylvania lawmakers are taking new steps to crack down on undocumented immigrants. a group of republicans introduced the package of bills in harrisburg today. two of the bills aim to make it harder for undocumented immigrants to get jobs and benefits in pennsylvania. another one targets so-called sanctuary cities like philadelphia that offer safe harbor for undocumented immigrants. >>> and president trump held the first cabinet meeting today as the debate over the proposed republican health care law rages on. a new estimate by the congressional budget office shows 14 million people would lose coverage next year under the gop plan. the white house disagrees with that estimate. >>> high water and high winds. the biggest worries along the new jersey shore tonight. i'm ted greenberg

. >> reporter: dozens of officers including wilson's partner and police commissioner richard ross lined up outside 22nd district station where the eight year veteran worked. bright colored balloons were inr his grandmother constance wilson said a prayer. >> it just happened today i all over the house. daybecause f the house is like a museum. >> reporter: wilson's partner said time does not make pain go a waste but memories, painful as they may be, gave him new perspective on life. >> rob's last conversation was about life, and what we were have a chance tohe future. fulfill that. i had that chance. i will take everything more seriously and more personally. >> reporter: and the the two brothers accused of shooting sergeant wilson to death, they are set for pretrial hearing next month. their trial has not yet been scheduled or set. reporting live from north philadelphia jeanette reyes for channel six "action news". >> sergeant wilson a true local hero, thank you. >>> new jersey state police are investigating a stabbing inside harrah's casino inside atlantic city think morning. officers we

. >> reporter: commissioner richard ross led the department in a memorial ceremony at the 22nd police district yesterday, that is where sergeant wilson served. he was in the north and house.a store and tried tob t trump is inlikefulfill that. florida this morning allegations afterr. obama guy. president friy on the conservative web site breitbart, detailing similar claims of obama surveilling trump. spokesmen for former president responded in part neither president obama or any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen and any suggestion otherwise is simply false. >> it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> reporter: at a town hall event republican senator lindsey gram say illegally wiretapping trump would be troubling but it would be equally concerning if trump was legally surveilled, that could mean there had been evidence of activity between trump campaign and foreign government. >> it is my job as a you had senator to get to the bottom of this. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions who recently re accused himself from the investi

police commissioner richard ross will join prosecutors public safety experts and community leaders forssion. the hearing will look at whether the ongoing body camera program is fair to both officers and citizens. police began using the cameras last year with a pilot program in north philadelphia. >>> we've been talking about morning about the totals and timing to get you ready. you have today to prepare. it's coming. >>> >> part of that preparation is to have meteorologist erica martin giving you the most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >>> that's right. we are tracking first alert major snowstorm for the entire viewing area. no one is exempt. many of us will see different types of affects from is the storm. overnight monday to late tuesday although all the snow will not clear until early wednesday. what can we expect, heavy steady significant snow. a blizzard warning has been issued. get to that in just one moment. damaging winds and coastal concerns, especially coastal flooding and possibly beach erosion. here's your blizzard warning. it has been issued through tuesday. 6:00

. >> reporter: mayor kenny and richard ross offered their congratulations from the podium.rm the ranks of detective , captain, inspector, chief inspector. >> it took a year and half studying, putting your family to the side you're studying. there are other females on the department that are sergeants or other ranks let them know they can achieve the same thing i have achieved. >> reporter: they are eager to take on their responsibilities, like john stanford who will be the captain of the 4th district. >> i look forward to getting into the community and do everything we can to make the city a little bit safer. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> 6:39 still to come on "action news" sunday morning. there's a new way to find out how your body works, but it requires you to be isolated in a chamber for 24 hours. >> a rescue dog returns a favor saving his owner as the fire rages through his mobile home. i'm nora muchanic in ocean county, i'll have mar marley's story coming up next. >> sky6 live hd this is look over camden, snow lovers you will get your wish next week. chri

. >> cnn's richard ross visited a ranch in texas where star attractions are vintage tanks that reallywork. here is his test drive. >> who are you expecting? general patten? i'm from manhattan. i don't have a driver's license and i'm a bleeder. can i drive this tank? >> yes, yes and yes. >> all right. let's do it. >> let's do it. >> you'll go up first. >> i'm so glad i wore a business suit. did i tell you i have flat feet that should disqualify me. >> ready for service. >> all right, richard. it's go time. >> let it role. give it a little gas. >> i feel like we're going to fall straight down -- >> we are. >> sometimes i think diplomacy is best backed by military force. so here we go, up the middle. >> those sound like gunshots. >> yeah. they're shooting at you. >> you're pretty much going to have to gas all the way back and all the way forward. >> my god, i blew it. >> how did i do? >> i was a lot worried at the beginning. >> now you tell me. >> well, it's over now. >> we're done, right, tom? >> oh, no, no. >> range is hot. >> i think you killed the mountain. >> oh, my god. it's so hot

. >> reporter: police commissioner richard ross so hopeful about this bigs in blue program he's actually the national spokesperson hoping that philadelphia will soon become a model for cities all across the country. chris? >> all right, brad, thanks. we want to get to you breaking news coming out of camden tonight. let's go to skyfox right now live over a fire. this is at stevens and south 9:45 this morning.en. you see crews are on scene right now. you see some smoke coming out of the top of that home. we do know firefighters trying to get that scene under control right now. no injuries reported right now. not clear what started this fire right now. >>> guilty that's the verdict for former penn state president graham spanier. jury convicting spanier of one count of child endangerment today. prosecutors say he mishandled a report that former assistant football coach jerry sandusky sexually abused a boy in a penn state university shower. two other university leaders involved pleaded guilty to child endangerment last week. pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro spoke right after the ver

. >> jenkins also spoke with commissioner richard ross who admitted police reform needs to happen, but said there also needs to be an understanding between officers and the community at large. > >>> 6:37. feels envp colder with the winds. >> let's check in with meteorologist bill henley most accurate forecast for your neighborhood. >>> frigid. look at the flag blowing. starting to get some hints of sunshine this morning. today the clouds are going to win out. riding in on that wind. we could see nor snow showers developing this afternoon. for now, just frozen solid. on the ground is icy this morning unless it was cleared yesterday. strong gusty winds increasing this afternoon. top 40 miles an hour. that could bring down more tree branches this afternoon. potentially more power outages. then a chance of scattered, mainly light snow showers. could see another dusting in the area. thin spots on the clouds. mostly cloudy day. and occasional snow showers. most likely this afternoon. we have seen a few snowflakes this morning. some very light snow showers this line has been taking it's time

. >> reporter: police commissioner richard ross says the department is in desperate need more space ander technology. he says the current headquarters at seventh and race known as the round house built in the iconic shape of handcuffs was obsolete years ago. >> i think while probably was a novel concept years ago, decades ago, it was outdated probably not long after it was built. >> reporter: but some of the department have been quietly complaining the west philly site was too far away from the criminal courts building and not convenient enough to many officers. and the city apparently is listening. sources tell fox 29 the former inquirer building on broad and callowhill in spring garden is in the running as a possible sight. no matter where it is, a new home for police will be welcom welcomed. >> looking forward to new place? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> reporter: right now there's no timeline on when philadelphia police will get their new building, but if commissioner ross has his way, that will be sooner than later. at philadelphia police headquarters, chris o'connell fox 29 news. >>> ne

they were sworn in today by police commissioner richard ross. elevated went from two to three-star deputies. police we've been talking about fire for so much today. police department. >>> a live look at the comcast technology center in center city. comcast announced a new program helping tech start-ups. called leveraging innovation for tomorrow and it will be included right in that building. it will help businesses bring their ideas to the marketplace. a second location will be based in atlanta. >>> it is report card time here. >> six months since the philadelphia community schools program. we head back to one city neighborhood to see if the education idea is really working. that story straight ahead. >>> and coming up new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, one last trip to the beach. how a jersey shore police officer made sure a woman with leukemia could take a final walk along the waves. >>> tomorrow morning on nbc 10 news today, working towards the american dream. wednesday morning on nbc 10 news today we'll show you how hundreds of local students are l

fox 29's chris o'connell went out and talked to police commissioner richard ross about the current headquarters and need for a move. >> we said this a long time ago. i think while probably was a envelope concept years ago, decades ago, it was outdated, probably in the licensing after it was built. i mean you look at the shape of it, you know what it is actually shaped like when you look at it from the skies level, it is shaped like handcuffs. we have people placed in cub i holes that you would shake your head. i cannot imagine you have people working like that. we absolutely need a new facility. we need quite a few new facilities. the mayor will be the first person to tell you. that he has been working very hard to try to get that done for us but the building is very, very old. often times in the wintertime, it is very cold, and sometimes in the summer it is very hot. >> reporter: looking forward to a new place. >> yeah. >> reporter: well, chris trying to get the kenney administration's spokesperson to confirm whether or not the north broad street location at former inquirer white office you to

commissioner richard ross admits his response may be a day late. >> i think somewhere along the line we may have missed the boat a little bit. >> i've never seen anything of this violent nature first hasn't. >> reporter: attorney joe was leaving commerce square at 20th and market around 5:30 monday afternoon. when he saw throng of teenagers pile into the fed ex office next door. >> there was a kid i felt really bad for him about 20 to 25 years old they were picking up computer hard drives throwing them at him. picking up stools, anything unfixed object they could get their hands on essentially. running rough shot all over the place. >> reporter: fed ex employee told fox 29 the kid has chased another young person into the store and began attacking him. he said neither the target nor store employees were injured in the assault. ferris for his part says he and others called 911 to alert police about the melee. >> it was 25 minutes at the very least. i didn't see a police officer to be found. >> reporter: commissioner ross says upwards of a thousand teenagers may have descend on center c

police commissioner richard ross and fire commissioner adamel weren't the only ones to jump on the scalethe winning team gets a trophy and weight watchers will make a $10,000 donation in their name to the hero thrill show. >> excellent. >>> still to come on "action news" hen check how you can eat healthy without breaking the bank. >> one of the best selling artists in history comes to philadelphia tonight and i sat down or maybe stood up with country star garth brooks ahead of his first show at the wells fargo center. >> so cool. >> thank you alicia, i am. his message to his fans here when "action news" comes right back. stay with us. >> both of you. ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. >> health check tonight. it's common thought that in order to lose weight you have to spend more on healthier food. >> but it turns out there are ways to eat better without breaki

. >> reporter: mayor jim kenney and police commissioner richard ross offered their congratulations fromhese sworn members will assume the ranks of corporal, detective, sergeant, lieutenant, captain, staff inspector, inspector and chief inspector. >> took me a year and a half of studying of course putting your family to the side during the time that you're studying. other females on the department that are sergeants or other ranks let them know that we can -- that they can achieve the same that i have achieved. >> reporter: they're eager to take on their new responsibilities like john stanford who will now be captain of the 19th district. >> looking forward to getting out in the community, the opportunity meeting some new people and doing as many things as i possibly can to make our city a little safer. >> reporter: their new assignments will begin at 12:01 a.m. in north philadelphia, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." >> very nice. >> congratulations. >> yes. time to get a check on that traffic signs scene. >> how we looking monday night. >> looking quite slow not surprising rick

mayor jim kenney and police police commissioner richard ross swore in the new corporals detectives andcongrats. >> brutally cold weekend out there. >> oh, boy. >> the funny thing is it wasn't very, very cold but compared to where we've been. >> where we've been, yeah. >> -- it was a harsh reality. >> today felt nice. >> today felt really nice with those temperatures moving back up. as we take a look right now live on sky6 over center city a lot of clouds have moved in this afternoon but that thermometer up to 50 degrees. we started in the teens on sunday morning. stayed in the 30's all afternoon, so this, yes, feeling a bit better with a southerly wind at 8 miles an hour. in fact, we're 13 degrees warmer this time than we were yesterday afternoon in philadelphia, 16 degrees warmer in lancaster and you can see those numbers go up as you head west so that warmer air continues to come in from the south and west and will that continue to overtake the region as we go into the next couple of days. but it will come with a few rain showers. you can see on storm tracker6 live double scan moving

place, there is to much muscle over with the topic of the body camera but there are challenges richard ross ace wear of that might make it a challenge to expand the program as it mayor hopes. technology, lets talk about that. expanding this would mean servicer would need to be ready to in take footage from thousands of officers every single day. data plans, costs and the time it takes the officers to down load the footage, from their shift. and then is there issue of transparency fundamental to wearing these cameras. that was raise todd make it tough for public to obtain or even watch those police recordings, this is, of course , intended to hold officers to a higher standard by allowing the public to see footage between the officers and those that they encounter to remove any doubt over those interactions. officers in the 22nd district currently using cameras and members of the civil affairs unit that started in 2015. then last year mayor said i will spend three million-dollar, and buy 4,000 cameras by 20201. that hearing today to discuss. that can that feesably happen? this summer officer

ross later on. >>> but let's begin with the deadly shooting in cincinnati. richardhiles is on the scene for us this morning. good morning. bring us up to speed. >> reporter: well, willie, good morning. the investigation is now under way as shots were fired outside of a club cameo nightclub just after 1:00 this morning. witnesses say there was a call for security, then ten minutes later shots rang out, striking 16, leaving one person dead. now, four cincinnati police officers were outside at the time of the shooting working an off duty detail. those officers rushed inside the nightclub, able to give cpr but unable to save a life. witnesses say they have this is the most chaotic scene. >> shots were fired, individuals ran outside so there's not a lot of people inside the club. saturday night, it is a very young crowd. we have had incidents here in the past. but this is the worst by far. >> reporter: through security cameras were working inside of the nighture at the time of the shooting. that camera footage will be critical as officers continue their investigation try

you're, you know, still resisting or whatever it is, you look at guys like icahn or wilbur ross or gary cohn or richardg to do, and i just don't see how you can't come away saying, i feel like we might be in more competent hands than we've been in, than when we had 8% of the private sector represented in the last administration. would you make that same case? >> yeah, i would agree with that 100%. you know, you've got people there who have been successful in business, and the same things that make a successful business run, with regard to having a vision, getting the right people in place, holding accountable, those work for any organizations, whether it's a non-profit or a government. and that's really the philosophy we've been trying to implement here in nebraska. >> yeah, i don't know when government became -- i think maybe they think it's a higher calling, that's not, you know, maybe not corrupted by greed, i guess is what the other side would say about why you want -- you know, the fire department can't be run to make money. there's things that have to be done that don't have a profit incentive. a

ross sorkin. our guest host this hour is richard turnill, global chief investment strategist for blackrock. are indicated up across the board. 50 points on the dow. over ten on the nasdaq. six on the s&p. oil prices, which have been conspicuously weak lately, are stronger today. that probably is boosting the equity markets. i think we're fine. starti start getting under 50, and i think we start worrying about whether it's a slowdown. >> yesterday the futures were pulled down by the decline in oil prices. this morning futures are higher once again. >>> let's get to some of today's other top stories. an fomc policy decision is due this afternoon at 2:00 eastern time. chairman janet yellen will be holding a news conference 30 minutes later. don't miss complete coverage right here on cnbc. there are a few economic reports on the agenda before the interest rate decision. february retail sales and consumer prices are both out in just about 30 minutes. the justice department is expected to unveil charges related to the attacks that exposed millions of yahoo! user accounts. reports say that authori

ross and just a wildly entertaining lunch date. 44 years since your mother wonh? >> i didn't social media. gram. somebody put it on the sit-down tracee >>> but let's begin this morning wi nightclub. richards on the scene for us morning. up to speed. >> reporter: willie,oo under way as shots were00 this mornin. wise later shots rang out. at striking 16, leaving one dead. ccinnati police officers were outside at the time of the shooting working detail. those officers rushed inside the nightclub, were able to t save a life. veteran officers of this department say this was they've their careers. >> shots weren outside, so ther lot of people insidesatuay nigh young crowd. pawe, but this is the worst byfar. >> reporter:y beeve they were security cameras workingoo. that camera footage will certainly beir tnvestio of our anotr leader or fellow the pres before itnow she would drop this votes on his healtconversation, no clearly said he is confident in the speaker's leadership. >> i like speaker ryan. he worked very, very hard. >> reporter: the president and speaker were partners selling the repeal bill. but a group of house republicans refused to buy, leading to a startling defeat so early in a p

the afl-cio, richard trumka to talk about infrastructure and getting rid of nafta and other trade agreements. weigh on a this and more, our special guest, u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross. we'll speak with grover norquist. texas attorney general ken paxton and lieutenant colonel oliver north. melissa: wow, that is a lot. we look at the dow dropping, ending the day down about 30 points. adam shapiro down on floor of the new york stock exchange. comments from the president and division among republicans over this new health care plan moving stocks big today, huh, adam? reporter: there was the tweet from the president talking about redoing the pricing of pharmaceutical companies. a knew system. competition for pricing for american people and prices will come way down. look what happened to the pharmaceutical stocks. look at some of the biggest losers. end dough pharmaceuticals. mylan took a hit as did pfizer. they were all down. then you've got the insurers. some of the insurers like aetna already pulled out of obamacare. others have not. humana was up today, hit a all-time high. aetna was also down. melissa: adam, i'm sorry, we're breaking in. we have the house intellige

richard nixon. people have got to know if their president is compromised. and donald has received hundreds of millions of dollars from the russian oligarchs. he just appointed as his commerce secretary wilbur ross, who is the vice-chairman of one of the biggest banks involved in laundering russian money. the other vice-chairman was an appointee of vladimir putin. a disgraced german banker from deutsche bank right after the bank was fined $650 million for russian moneylaundering. all of that was laid out by jim henry in a report at my news service d.c. report that well ahead of everybody else's reporting on this on television. and there is a more here that we haven't look at. the icelandic bank scandal traces back. trump's soho hotel into the icelandic scandal? there is a lot -- >> hey, i'm sorry. there is a ring of bad weather along the east coast of the united states. this got to us last night as well. and between us and rochester, we have a band of bad weather so bad that it is interfering with our ability to talk to david cay johnston by satellite. we apologize for that. we'll take another break and see if we can reestablish. lots of wrinkle creams believe the more mysterious they sound, the

richard nixon, people have got to know if their president is compromised. and donald has received hundreds of millions of dollars from the russian oligarchs. he just appointed as his commerce secretary wilbur ross, who is the vice-chairman of one of the biggest banks involved in laundering russian money. the other vice-chairman was an appointee of vladimir putin. a disgraced german banker from deutsche bank right after the bank was fined $650 million for russian moneylaundering. all of that was laid out by jim henry in a report at my news service d.c. report that well ahead of everybody else's reporting on this on television. and there is a more here that we haven't look at. the icelandic bank scandal traces back. trump's soho hotel into the icelandic bank zma ii iic scand? there is a lot -- >> hey, i'm sorry. there is a ring of bad weather along the east coast of the united states. this got to us last night as well. and between us and rochester, we have a band of bad weather so bad that it is interfering with our ability to talk to david cay johnston by satellite. we apologize for that. we'll take another break and see if we can reestablish. at invisalign®, we use the most advanced teeth strai

ross rosenstein's predecessor appointed a special counsel to investigate the white house, the only situation that would allow americans to believe this was being handled fairly. >> matt thank you. senator richard blumenthal democrat from connecticut sits on the judiciary committee. let me show you, show everyone what you tweeted on sunday, "i'll use every possible tool to block doj deputy ag nominee unless he commits to appoint independent special prosecutor." let me play who rod rosenstein said today when asked that question. >> are you willing to auto point a special counsel to examine russiainterferences in elections and other criminal activity? >> i'm willing to appoint a special counsel whenever i determine appropriate based on the policies and procedures of the justice department. >> after what you heard today, will you block him? >> i will use every tool available to block him, because he has failed to commit to appoint a special prosecutor, and make no mistake. we know enough right now to see that this nation is careening toward a constitutional crisis. the russians meddled in our electoral process, our democracy, the intelligence agencies are all in a consensus on that point and donal

my friend and business partner richard latrack and others in order to provide real input from private sector people who are the world's best developers. >> secretary ross cut you off in your answer of my last question, i was so interested in what you said about border adjustment and the administration not taking a stance on that yet, but back to the point of unanticipated consequences, if we are doing things potentially to rile up our trading partners. do you worry about that? are there any overall effects of the cumulative effect of all of these moves? do you worry that there will be other nations that take actions up against us? >> well, there are unintended consequences of doing nothing, as well. so as to doing something, you have to think about it this way. we are in a trade war. we have been for decades. the only difference is that our troops are finally coming to the rampart. we didn't end up with a trade deficit accidentally. we ended up with a trade deficit because of the way we negotiated treaties. and because of the determination of other countries who don't agree with the academics, who are desperately trying to have the trade surplus with u