robert wall from the wall streetjournal. interesting. has agreed to cut $350 million off its original asking price in the sale of its internet business to us telecoms giant, verizon. the new deal comes after two huge cyber attacks at yahoo ending months of uncertainty over the agreement. it is now worth $4.5 billion. the world's largest retailer has seen a boost in sales. wal—mart has reported profits rising 1.8%, higher than investors were expecting. an increase in online sales and higher number of customers going in to their stores lifted profits, leading to the tenth straight quarter of comparable sales growth. that's pretty impressive. lloyds reports its highest profits for a decade. we'll talk more about that in a moment. but also when you're talking about people walking into shops, not the case for the uk high street. slow progress here in the uk. in terms of access for disabled people, that's part of our disability works week. there is lots of other stories as well on our website. of course, lloyds shares going up some 4% on the m

proud of their wall from the days of hadrian, the people of england would no doubt argue with robert frost, for they certainly do love their wall. for teen kids news, i'm nicole. - 50 us states, 50 state flags, each one with its own unique history. here's eric with flag facts. (rock drumming) - [eric] it's home to cowboy ghost towns, custer's last stand, seven indian reservations, the world's shortest river, and largest migrating elk herd. the state animal is the grizzly bear. (bear growls) and its sweeping vistas earned it the nickname, big sky country. we're talking montana, partner. - montana is from the spanish word for mountains or mountainous. admitted to the union in 1889, its flag honors both the land and its people. - [randy] so you see the tools of a miner, pickaxe, a shovel. you also see farming tools for the settlers who came and settled the land, and in the back you see the river, the waterfall, and the rocky mountains, in reference to the great nature they have in montana. - montana's rich in precious minerals. the banner across the bottom boasts "oro y plata", which mea

you got jeff stewart, stone wall jackson, robert e. lee. >> so, there has been -- maybe a little bit of controversy about some of the statues here. what are are the feelings in the city about the statues on monument avenue? >> i think folks recognize this is part of the history. a terrible history it may be, a horrible history it may be but part of our history. as i've always said, would i share any tears if jefferson davis statue was torn down? i wouldn't but i think the history of the past of richmond, that being terrible or not, shouldn't be a -- our anchor. site should be a foundation to build from. >> it's about an opportunity for history. right now -- statues honoring or memorializing the figures and i think the key is to tell the whole story. i think richmond can be the center of reconciliation, we do have a terrible past but it's time to start writing that chapter to begin with the conversation about reconciliation. >> and what is the narrative that you would like to achieve you dream goal for your time as mayor for your time a

robert. like a this wall seems great thing for the economy. look at all the contractors that make money. we should build a 40-foot wall atlantic and the pacific coast and then along the border so that the latins don't feel discriminated against in the south. put a wall around our country. look at all the walls it provides. the money can contractors are making. taxpayers stick the with the cost. host: thank you thank you very much. i mean, it's worth keeping in mind that if we're going to wall, it should be effective and if it's not it could be argued that, that's a loss for taxpayers. right that caller is if we do build a wall, that will contractors and probably a boon to that are tors as well supplying some of the parts of the wall. then i think it's also worth keeping in mind, we talked to and ts along the border they were telling us that there is actually a construction boom right now. it's actually quite difficult to find legal labor stretched pretty thin. of this t of the point wall is to keep out people who undocumented, it might be worth keeping in mind that some for this wall may

the city's famed monument avenue with statues honoring confederate war heroes including robert ely et lee western wall jackson and jefferson davis. lee, stonewall jackson and jefferson davis. up next come our visit to richmond continues as we travel to the virginia historical society to learn about the state's history. >> welcome to the virginia historical society. we are standing at the entrance to the story of virginia which thatr long-term exhibition covers all of virginia history from prehistory to the present day. this is in exhibit that is meant to show visitors how virginia plays into the broader narrative of american history and international history of law. looking at a by canoe that is roughly 300 years old. this is a symbol of the collision of two cultures that make up the earliest populations in virginia history. this these represents the merging of european and native american cultures. many people talk about american history being four centuries long -- it spans back to 16,000-20,000 into th years into the past. these cultures sometimes clash with one another. sometimes fail to see i typ

the headline in "the wall street journal" robert is up from star, north carolina, on our democrats linegood morning. caller: i am a democrat and i did vote for president trump. he is doing exactly what he said he was going to do. i think he has shaken up washington and i think he is shaking up the world and i think that's what we need now. we need to get back to the respect we lost and be able to stand up and do what's right. thing.tion is a good people run with the idl at you that they want to kill, steal, and destroy. are our morals such that we can bring them into our homes? i do not think so. host: you are probably seeing news this morning about an attack at the louvre in france. a couple of more calls on our topic is first hour. here is mark in when avista, virginia, good morning. caller: thanks for having me on. time, donald trump has done what he said he was going to do. all of a sudden the immigrants are coming into the united states. it would have been fine for clinton to do the same thing. they will never see a good side of donald trump. for when youes you get into the job for

the great wall of china, robert demeer de niro's mole, ha ha. who are you?r life? robert de niro looks like a wrinkled potato. [ bleep ] you. what kind of infantile humor is this? robert de niro eat [ bleep ] and die you worthless piece of [ bleep ]. you eat [ bleep ] and die, you worthless piece of [ bleep ]. you probably are a worthless piece of [ bleep ] and feel that way about yourself so [ bleep ] you. my nana's broken her nose and she looks like robert de niro, it's such a shame. [ bleep ] you. dude needs to start playing grandfather roles or something. yeah, i am playing grandfather roles. and pretty soon i'll be playing great grandfather roles. [ bleep ] you. robert de niro is not a good fella, he as p.o.s., piece of [ bleep ]. you can what you can do? you can suck my [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] scumbag. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] happy? >> jimmy: thanks, sir robert de niro and all the mean people who made that happen. mike birbiglia, corinne from "the bachelor," and be right back with oscar winner may chhe sha law ali! ♪ how do you become america

the city's famed monument avenue with statues honoring confederate war heroes including robert ely et lee western wall jackson and jefferson davis. lee, stonewall jackson and jefferson davis. up next come our visit to richmond continues as we travel to the virginia historical society to learn about the state's history. >> welcome to the virginia historical society. we are standing at the entrance to the story of virginia which thatr long-term exhibition covers all of virginia history from prehistory to the present day. this is in exhibit that is meant to show visitors how virginia plays into the broader narra

the great wall of china, robert de niro's mole, ha ha. who does this? who are you?r to do with your life? robert de niro looks like a wrinkled potato. [ bleep ] you. what the [ bleep ] kind of infantile humor is this? robert de niro eat [ bleep ] and die you worthless piece of [ bleep ]. you eat [ bleep ] and die, you worthless piece of [ bleep ]. you probably are a worthless piece of [ bleep ] and feel that way about yourself so [ bleep ] you. my nana's broken her nose and she looks like robert de niro, it's such a shame. [ bleep ] you. robert de niro's too old to be making gangster movies still. dude needs to start playing grandfather roles or something. yeah, i am playing grandfather roles. and pretty soon i'll be playing great grandfather roles. [ bleep ] you. robert de niro is not a good fella, he is a p.o.s., piece of [ bleep ]. you can what you can do? you can suck my [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] scumbag. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] happy? >> jimmy: thanks, robert de niro and all the mean people who made that happen. tonight on the show -- mike birbiglia, co

wall. and it matches the shots that ron roberts heard. >> he has a right to be safe in his house. the police cannot just kick doors, come in the house and start shooting. >> according to sheriffs's policy, the use of force entering buildings will be practiced with the utmost rerestraint. >> why they didn't have supervisors there or try to do something. >> a sheriff's department source in a position to know told us neither a lieutenant or a captain was called to the scenal infer t -- scene until after the shooting. no tear gas, no intercome, no loud speaker. that worries about the legal justification, which would have led deputies to force their way in to the home. >> so there's certain things that allow us to violate the fourth amendment, which would be an emergency. >> sgt. kelly is not talking about this case, but in general, about procedures for welfare checks. those are things you balance. it's up to you at that point as an officer to notify your supervisor, and sometimes the best thing is to walk away. >> the widow said it's not allowed to create your own circumstances to bre

wall. i thought it would be worthwhile richard robert goldstone critical of israel on occasion keep in mind he is the individual who is credited to be the person to bring down apartheid from within the south african government. and appointed by nelson mandela and of course, the first prosecutor of the international criminal court. here is what justice goldstone had to say about the accusation one particularly pernicious issue the is pursuing it and to pursue apartheid policies within and like negative inaccurate slander calculated to retard rather than in the last negotiations i know the cruelty and opponents system event in israel there is no apartheid. nothing comes good to the definition of the israeli arabs they have political parties in the knesset including on the supreme court. and alongside those jewish patients so to start with you, this movement is not about apartheid then with this and about? >> antisemitism. [applause] >> would you like to elaborate? >> i will rewind and say this just to do disagree with anything on stage he is probably right. and to say this sincerely and denni

walls. lou: joining us tonight, pastor robert jeffress. great to have you with us.at the president is putting too much emphasis on this, that it's not right because it does include muslims. your thoughts from the perspective of your faith. >> first all, we have done that as a nation in the past. we waited too long but eventually in the 1940s we helped persecuted jewish people. so we have done this before. when people say this is unconstitutional to use a religious test for who can and can't come toe up this country, and that's wrong. the constitution has nothing to say about a religious test for discrimination. the on time ridge test is used is in article 6 regarding who can run for government. lou: i'm smiling a because the judges didn't have any concern about the constitution, they didn't refer to the constitutions or the statutes that would limit authority. pope francis today said this, and i want to quote him exactly. a christian would never say you would pay for that, referring to the wall it's one thing when the pope before said build bridges and not walls and

the wall street journal also, as robert was talking about, breaks it down as well of who is doing ageand youand can see right there on the right hand of your screen, this is impacting a younger portion of the population. also, largely the white population in this country. ray in kirksville, new york, medical professional. tell us what the situation is like in kirksville, new york. emt so i am at the low end of the medical field. i am an individual that got injured in 1991 so i have dealt with chronic pain. are you there? host: i am. we are listening. caller: i have had to deal with this up to this date. i am still being treated for chronic pain, and i do not think it is being handled fairly on the pain end of it. everybody talks about the studies that are done or psychiatric care available. there is no psychiatric care for an individual suffering from pain. there is detox and aa meetings and a way to get you off the opioids, but there is no alternatives. even when you try to talk to your doctor about alternatives you get looked at like you are being too inquisitive, you are drug seeki

the wall street journal also, as robert was talking about, breaks it down as well of who is doing age, and youand can see right there on the right hand of your screen, this is impacting a younger portion of the population. also, largely the white population in this country. ray in kirksville, new york, medical professional. tell us what the situation is like in kirksville, new york. emt so i am at the low end of the medical field. i am an individual that got injured in 1991 so i have dealt with chronic pain. are you there? host: i am. we are listening. caller: i have had to deal with this up to this date. i am still being treated for chronic pain, and i do not think it is being handled fai can see right there on the right hand of your screen, this is impacting a younger portion of the population. also, largely the white population in this country. ray in kirksville, new york, medical professional. tell us what the situation is like in kirksville, new york. caller: i am an emt so i am at the low end of the medical field. i am an individual that got injured in 1991 so i have dealt with

wall. so i thought it would it be worthwhile by richard robert cold stone to be fair to israel on occasion and keep in mind he is the individual accredited to be the person who brought down apartheid from within the south african government and was appointed by nelson mandela of the supreme court and of course, the first prosecutor of the international criminal court. here is what justice goldstone has to say about the accusation that israel is an apartheid state. one particularly peeved pernicious canard surfacing again is that israel pursues apartheid policy is the inaccurate slander against israel calculated to retard rather than advance the negotiations. i don't do well imbedded with cruelty and with israel there is no apartheid. nothing comes close to that definition israeli arabs to have political parties and representatives in the knesset including on the supreme court and to have jewish pace since in the israeli hospital receiving an identical treatment. if this movement is not about apartheid than what is it about? >> levy unwind a moment to say that if any case dennis and i disag

and in the two bullet holes in the door frame and wall, and it matches the number of shots ron roberts says he heard. >> he has a right to be safe in his house like all of us do. the police just can't kick doors, come into the house, and start shooting. >> reporter: according to sheriff's policy, the use of force entering buildings, quote, will be practiced with the utmost restraint and only after all reasonable alternatives have been exhausted. >> why they didn't have supervisors there, why they didn't try to negotiate, why they didn't break a window and put a phone in the house, do something. >> reporter: a sheriff's department source told us neither a lieutenant nor captain was ever called to the scene until after the shooting. the s.w.a.t. team was not called either nor an negotiator, no tear gas, no intercom, no loudspeaker. kpi gent circumstances would have forced the deputies to enter the home. >> there are certain thing that allow us to violate a fourth amendment. a fancy word for emergency. >> reporter: sheriff's sergeant ray kelly is not talking specifically about this case,

robert: russell westbrook and the thunder in town for the wiz. beal goes baseline. is, marquise morris with the smash. later, john wallives, a little razzle-dazzle, finishing with 15 points, 14 assists. wall is not done. in the third, a little defense results in this, between the legs to otto porter. wiz win 120-98. are the wiz contenders in the east? coach brooks: we are just focusing on the next day. cleveland is the defending champs for a reason. they are loaded. we are not focused on cleveland, we are just focused on the next game, which is indiana. right, college hoops, howard hosting michigan state. the bison trailed much of the second half, but then they started crashing the boards. the extra effort, goes. howard wins, 70-67. and baseball is almost here, pitchers and catchers report tomorrow. that will be in west palm beach, florida, for the nationals, new location, but the same sun. it was michigan. robert: did i say michigan state? fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house th 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz

john roberts is live at the white house. >> the writing was on the wall.eard mike emanuel saying it earlier, a number of republican senators were planning on voting against him. you can deal with as many as two republican senators as we saw with betsy devos, but the math here wasn't adding up. here's what we get. "after careful consideration and discussions with my family, i'm withdrawing my nomination for secretary of labor. i'm honored to have been considered by president donald trump to lead the department of labor and put america's worker and businesses back on a path to sustainable prosperity. i want to thank president trump for his nomination and thank my family, employees, businesses, friends and people who have voiced their praise and hopeful optimism for the policies and new thinking that i would have brought to america as the secretary of labor. while i won't be serving in the administration, i fully support the president and his highly qualified team." there were a number of things as mike emanuel pointed out, a raid against puzder, everything f

wall will compete in the skills competition. you saw me miss a lot of three-pointers. kimberly: it was a good one. robertll rack was bad. kimberly kimberly: will tomorrow be as beautiful as today? josh: temperatures towards 70 degrees. will start with morning clouds but a high of 69. 53 is the coolest day, headed above average. the erage is 48 this weekend. 49 by tuesday. never really getting that cool. another warm up on the way towards the end of the weekend. most of the rain chances will be overnight and tuesday night. again friday night into saturday morning. making plans for next weekend, sunday is your day. kimberly: us. we will see you back >>> welcome to "world news tonight." we're following breaking news out of florida. the president holding a campaign event. he's just 30 days into office but back out on the stump. the major turnout as he ramps up his attack on an old enemy. plus, the new message the vice president is sending to russia. >>> epic downpours. the strong, deadly storm slamming the west coast. sinkholes, mudslides and flooding killing at least four people and the new round of rough w

walls. if that metaphor were applied to alabama's holman correctional facility, inmate, robert, would be about feet long by three feet wide. >> this is home. bed to bed. right here. each one of these beds is like having a house in a subdivision out there on the street, only no walls, no doors, no privacy, so you just kind of ignore what's going on next door to you. >> after 20 years of incarceration, 17 served at holman, teter has developed an appreciation for simple routines. >> cup of coffee. first thing. cup of coffee and a cigarette. that's it. that's every morning. then, you know, comb your hair, get dressed, go outside. there is no such thing as a holiday here. there's no christmas. there's no tree. every day is the same. when you get up, it's the same people, the same thing, the same rat race, and there's no relaxation. >> at the time of our shoot he still had ten years left on a 30-year sentence for some very serious convictions. they include sodomy, public exposure and enticement of a child. >> robert was one of those inmates who was adamant he was falsely accused, falsely convicted.

roberts, in the last two weeks we have seen him withdraw max come in ports to pay for that wall, ande salvo about currency devaluations in china hand japan. do you think the trade war has already begun? >> there is certainly talk about it. it is in both countries interests not to have that. there is no benefit on either everybody would -- would recognize quickly. a tear is a tax on all americans to pay for the jobs which can be good public policies if we want to make that subsidy but in this of china relations, will increase the collective wealth of both countries and the whole world if we optimize economic relationships. the vast majority see it that way. this white house under trump will be cautious in dealing with china because it certainly has enough problems. the potential danger is if there are problems erupting in other places. we hope we won't see that. in china, the lens look at everything is through the lens of stability versus a pride in nationalism. with this congress coming up china needs this stability to have a successful congress for the party. they have to be strong,

roberts there, thank you. >> jenna: joining us now for more, let's bring in glen paul, u.s. news editor for "the wall street journal," your thoughts on arnold schwarzenegger, no, just kidding. but that is interesting, all part of the same type. one thing that john roberts did mention, something that we are talking about, the jobbers reports, new economic data, so talk to us about the backdrop that that is creating for the trump administration as we look ahead to what is happening with our economy. >> it's a very interesting report, it changes a little bit of the dynamic of what we think about employment right now. we've been feeling like maybe were at full employment, that we are going to be at peak now, and that has applications for interest rates and what the fed might do, but instead we saw what this big jump, 227,000 new jobs, more than expected, more than on average last year, we also saw an uptick in the on appointment rate of 4.8%, and what that suggest is that there are more people coming back into the labor market, more room for growth. we might not be as close to what you call full employme

walls. >> that c building, it's a pretty tough building to work. >> reporter: robert watson is a retired prison guard who spent 28 years inside the cell blocks. >> you would hear off and on, you know, different stuff. i think it's been -- something waiting to happen. >> reporter: he says the inmates had other options, instead of a hostile takeover, to voice their complaints to prison staff. >> they usually take a group of inmates and talk to them, try to find out -- try to resolve the problem, treat them fair. and firm. but just don't let them take advantage of you. >> reporter: i also had the chance to talk with the town's mayor today, she tells me, of course the residents are devastated. so many people know or have loved ones who work here. she tells me the town is organizing a candle light vigil tomorrow at 6:00 at the municipal park. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> randy will speak live with the mayor coming up at 5:30. tim furlong mentioned earlier the union president had harsh words for the previous governor. flanked by correctional officers who worked with sergeant floyd, the union pre

wall and broad. this one featuring jamie dimon. other business execs include robert iger from disney to ashley webster in for trish. >> i am indeed. here we go. what a crazy, busy day, like that every day, neil, it's how we love it. the new normal i think. thank you very much, neil. president trump saying he is not easing sanctions on russia, and, oh,y the way, he says nothing is off the table when it comes to iran. those comments after the president met with execs of harley-davidson at the white house. it has been a packed day of action, i'm ashley webster in this afternoon for trish regan. welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report". president trump's tough talk comes as he voices serious concerns about nafta. saying the current trade agreement is not fair and says it's time for change. president trump vowing since the start of his campaign, we know, he'll renegotiate all of our, quote, terrible trade deals. today, he says wilbur ross, will lead the negotiations and for the very latest and boy, he's been kept busy these days, blake burman at the white house. bla

robert, new jersey, independent line. good morning. you're next. caller: hello, thanks for having me on. an expert on the topic of free speech. i was one of the coordinatesors for occupying wall street. media collection and distribution. i also worked as a segment producer in washington, d.c., for a radio and investigative journalist. this is a big issue. we're going into very strange times with donald trump. we had difficulties with the obama administration. some of your people calling in mentioned there are consequences. there are lots of different consequences. one of the things very closely related to limits of free speech speech.cy of free those are limits that are encroaching on free speech. lot of talk about the n.s.a. tracking people's internet traffic. you have police with ma sheens called the stingray tracking cell phone use of activists. serious a very, very topic. lots of different examples of the limits. the consequences. there was a gallup poll, september, 2016, mainstream media. this is a very real consequence. the approval rating for mainstream media was 31%. that's a consequence. when you look at edward snowden, chelsea manning, those are limits to free speec

robert: next to the warriors, the wizards have the second-best record since the start of 2017. tonight, facing the pelicans. perfection, martin gortat, the polish hammer. fourth quarter, wiz up five. wall charges ahead. two of his game-high 22. look out fired up you is. 17th straightir at home. ens northap-canadi of the border. nicklas backstrom with his 15th goal of the season. later in the third, montrÉal then thelead, and amazing sprawling save by braden holtby. one of his 20 saves. the caps hold on, winning 3-2. the terps have not be in ranked opponent all season. that may be why the polls have not been so kind. facing purdue. second half, the terps up 10. michal cekovsky with a nice wraparound, kevin herder the throwdown. maryland with their largest lead, 52-40. purdue chips away at the lead come eventually taking the lead. herder a good one, for the win, no good. marilyn false, 73-72. back. -- maryland falls. coach turgeon: they are hurting in their right now. we were just one possession away. >> i think there will be a lot more opportunities. it would have been nice to get the win in front of our home crowd. robert: georgetown-seton hall. 66-65 hoyas. the pirates take the one po

what are the chances mexico says, "ok, we will pay for the wall in order to get a better deal on nafta renegotiation." robertfor mexico, what is interesting to me is when i look at the whole e.m. universe, mexico has just been so much in the firing line, and when you look at what has happened to the peso, and you compare that to many other e.m. aretries, which i think almost as wonderful to mexico for some of these u.s. inward policies, i would point to asia, and you have countries like korea, hong kong, singapore, very open economies, and it is not just the trade. it is also the geopolitics. , president u.s. trump, has put foreign policy on the table for negotiation, and i would not be surprised if trade and foreign policy gets negotiated together, and that is a challenge razor because we have a lot of hotspots geopolitically whether it is the , the koreansea peninsula, the taiwan strait. i find it interesting, compared to mexico, the risks around america first policies on e.m. is not much priced into it in asia. guy: incredible. robert, thank you very much indeed. robert summa amarin -- robert subbaraman.

wall, i think. i'm hearing petraeus' not going to take the position. >> dana: looks like john roberts had some information about harward. let's take a look at the democrats demanding more information on this. >> this obviously begs a lot of questions about whether those conversations between flynn and the russian ambassador were sanctioned by the president himself or others in the administration and why those who were knowing did nothing to correct the record when the american people were told otherwise. all of this merits investigation. >> do you hear the silence? this is the sound of house republicans conducting no oversight of president trump. >> we are in a fight for the soul of our democracy. >> deadly, deadly serious. what is happening now and there's a chance to write the course but right now this is a raging example of a president who is incompetent, reckless, and strategically incoherent. >> dana: there is an investigation for the potential for russian connections. do you think the democrats have something to write home on? >> bob: i never take any solace in this. when someone goes like this, he'

roberts, thank you. well, more on this. we've got guy benson at town hall.com and kevin walling a democratic strategist and director at ds politicalguy, i'll go to you first. let's first go to this conflicting message on russia coming from the white house. treasury said it is going to allow certain transactions with the russian federal security service and sean spicer at the briefing said that's not the case. so what -- it's tough to decipher what is it? >> that's i think the subject, or ought to be the subject of more questions. because i think given what we've seen from the russians and their conduct over the last year in particular and their attempts to meddle in our election, this is not the time to be loosening anything when it comes to restrictions especially on the fsb. the administration says no change in policy, no real loosening. treasuries, memo seems to tell a different story. i think this is absolutely grounds for more questions from the press corps and i hope the white house can shed more light on this and explain and try to reconcile these two apparently opposing viewpoints. >> sandra: kevin, your thoughts on what y

wall. >> you don't really know. you know he will get most of the shots but you know who takes the big shots a it in the right time. robertsaying that the knick guard jennings have come to a verbal agreement with the wizards. back to you. jonathan: that is a huge confidence booster if they could beat golden state. doug: we have showers tonight and rumbles of thunder for the rest of the evening. but the big day tomorrow is the severe afternoon thunderstorms to keep a close eye on that. steve rudin will have an important update on the potential tonight. michelle: thank you for joining us. jonathan: see you at 11:00. built for better health. >>> tonight, several breaking stories. first, president trump. just a short time from now addressing congress and the country. we have new reporting. what he'll say about obamacare, national security and the breaking headline involving immigration. is president trump ready to compromise? with an immigration reform bill. will the dreamers get a path to citizenship? >>> the horror. out of control driver plowing into a crowd, running down at least a dozen students in a marching band. >>> th

robert harward as a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. as permanent replacements. annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you annie. >>> steve mnuchin has been sworn in as treasury secretary. the former walleet banker took the oath of office at the white house last night. the senate confirmed mnuchin in a mostly party line vote of 53-47. democrats opposed the cabinet pick saying he was a for closure machine at one west bank. republicans say his long tenure in that finance makes him uniquely qualified to run the treasury. mnuchin is that expected to play a key role in republican temps over halt u.s. tax code. >>> a doctor with deep roots in philadelphia has become the first unanimous confirmation after trump cabinet. the the senate voted 100 to nothing for david shulkin to serve as secretary of veterans affairs. he had been the va under secretary during the obama administration. >>> jerry sandusky's adult son in jail this morning charged with child sexual abuse. 41-year-old jeffrey sandusky was arraigned in the same center city county courthouse yesterday where his adoptive father stood trial. authorities say jeffrey sandusky committed crimes involving two under aged girls over a five year

wall. so i thought it would be worthwhile to turn to very brief excerpt from something written by justice richard robert goldstone, 0 who in the past has certain by been quite prepared to be critical of israel on occasion. keep in mind that he is the individual who is generally credited with being the person who brought down apartheid from within, the south african government. man appoint bid nelson mandela to the supreme court, and of course he was the first prosecutor of the international criminal court. ... his negotiations. i know the cruelty of the apartheid system. in israel there is no apartheid. nothing comes close to the definition under the 1998 rome statute. the israeli arabs in the population vote have political parties and representatives in the occupied positions of acclaimed including on its supreme court receiving identical treatment. what is it about. that's anti-semitism.

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roberts, thank you. >> every day. >> jenna: great explanation, thank you. james freeman is joining us, editor of "the wall street journal" editorial page, topics all having to do with immigration. let's start with the guidance we receive from the white house today, guidelines on many pre-existing laws or executive orders when it comes to immigration peer what stands out most to you about the actions taken by the white house putting forward these guidelines today? >> for someone who thinks immigrants add a lot to this country, and i do, and someone who wants to see us continue to have a path for people to come and add to our community, i think this is very good news. it is basically, despite the big overreaction we just heard about from the aclu, it is not about mass deportation, it is about prioritizing criminals. i think we realized that one thing americans said they wanted in last year's election was the rule of law at our borders. that is what this is focused on. >> jenna: how do you think this fits into broader immigration reform? do you see it as something that could potentially be the end goal of so

robert harward, turned down the post when the white house rejekd harward's request to hire his own staff. one candidate for the position is david petraeus. at a security conference in munich, petraeus told the "wall street journal" flynn's replacement must have significant assurances that he or she would have authority over the personnel of the organization. also in munich, john mccain, chairman of the senate armed services committee, said the white house is losing control. >> i think that the flynn issue, obviously, is something that is-- is-- shows that in many respects, this administration is in disarray, and they've got a lot of work to do. >> reporter: petraeus will meet with defense secretary james mat nis munich agz the administration continues its search for flynn's replacement. scott, the president said today for the first time his kellogg, already passed over once, is now a contender for the position. >> pelley: major garrett prafling with the president in south carolina tonight. thanks. now, michael flynn was fired when it became clear he lied to the vice president about contacts he had had with russia's ambassador to the u.s. flynn had talked to the ambassador about u.s. sanctions aga

robert jeffers. >> thank you. lou: thank you, congressman mark meadows, paul sparey, and nigel farage tomorrow, good night. kennedy: dhs releasing a blizzard of immigration enforcement plans. what about the wall? the panel is here too discuss that. >> and milo yiannopoulos on the ahead seat over controversial comments about pepedophilia. and president obama official library is going to cost -- what? grab your snugy. >> president has been president for a month, it feels like longer. for his supporters it a nonstop romance, they are bruised from pinching themselves they believe they are dreaming. for others, it has been living in a musty gimp covered, and old bones are knitting together as bedsores set in and screaming whispers of impeachment was doused by last week's news conference. so what will month two look like? house speaker paul ryan is looking more line a line cook at the waffle house, as congressional republicans drag their heels on repeal and tax refarm. if republicans in both chambers can fire off cohesive solutions, too sick leave obamacare, they can being a collective sigh of relief, but they probably won't, because they are short-sighted politicians, who could not get on the same

wall with mexico is moving forward. they announced they will open bids from construction companies in mid-march. the contracts may be awarded as early as mid- april. i'm robertnned the hand. in massachusetts the police department started a program or officers go to elementary schools to high-five students. what's wrong with that u.s.? i have idea. i answer, but about a dozen parents expressed concerns about the program. the northampton police describe the complaints writing people were concerned of kids of color, undocumented children are any children who may have had negative experiences with the police. apparently, a lot of five-year-olds have -year-olds have had run-ins with the law. the police chief says high-five friday started as a way to foster better relationships between police and children. they have since canceled the program and are hoping to find a new way to reach out to the school. i believe we have tape of a new initiative you can't beat a high-five. shouldn't liberals be celebrating this kind of thing. it's funny, i thought about the first time with the undocumented parents, if they if they've hate high-five friday, if tire is coming that to

robert jeffers. >> thank you. lou: thank you, congressman mark meadows, paul sparey, and nigel farage tomorrow, good night. kennedy: dhs releasing a blizzard of immigration enforcement plans. what about the wallhe panel is here too discuss that. >> and milo yiannopoulos on the ahead seat over controversial comments about pepedophilia. and president obama official library is going to cost -- what? grab your snugy. >> president has been president for a month, it feels like longer. for his supporters it a

roberts, was also shot. it was a harrowing story and it was picked up widely by right wing websites to justify building a border walle's just one problem. the story turned out to be total bs. >> of the looks of it right now we think we believe that during the shooting while all the commotion and confusion going on we believe that michael shot walker and walker shot edwin. >> just to distill that down to its essence, basically two hunters just shot at each other. >> seth: that's right. two hunters shot each other and blamed it on immigrants, but they learned something that night. they learned that deer can laugh. [ laughter and applause ] that's the thing we spent the most time talking about today is how to make deer look like they are laughing. but despite the heated rhetoric you hear from politicians and paranoid hunting buddies there's hardly an immigration crime wave in this country. in fact, several studies over many years have concluded that immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than people born in the united states. and on top of that more mexicans are leaving than coming to the u.s. resulting in a net l

robert wolf. stay in l.a. stay with the great weather. he has made today touch. he is brilliant man. why is he doing this? >> i think his background is wall street. that is where he made his name and his money. i think what he is doing in hollywood and his other entrepreneurial things is great but when you're on wall street the golden trophy and super bowl trophy being a patriots guy is treasury sector if you want to go into the public sector. as we used to say for years only signature matters on the dollar bill and the signature on the dollar bill is the treasury secretary. i think it's a great move for him. look at him, gary cohn, two smart business guys. this democrat is for dodd-frank saying i like this. liz: gary cohn is democrat and steve mnuchin stave money to hillary clinton. he was interesting brought on to the trump administration, trump campaign, scraping bottom of the barrel to run out of money. he turned it around. >> i was with steven and you in vegas at the salt conference. liz: that's right. he just joined. he put his mind to it. figured out how to raise money. he was able to give that new life to that campaign. >> it is a

he had this to say, wall street is charging high fees and it will lead to profits for outside managers and not the clients. does anyone put stock in that kind of sentiment? robertat we are hearing from managers and investors is there hasn't been and continues to be a response to the institutional investors in particular who feel like the alignment of interest has been out of whack. i think there has been real progress if you look at the survey. we saw that 61% of investors we queried now say they have included things like incentives, high watermarks, other types of lighting -- sliding asset fee scales, fees that reward investors for longevity. discussions seen around a deferred crystallization schedule. there is a response from the industry. i would argue that we are probably in the early to mid-innings. i do not think we are done, but i do think you have seen hedge funds move toward the center and that is what institutions have been asking for. vonnie: three out of every four of those surveyed say they have a discount of these in general. why the fascination with the new hedge funds still? something with 44% of respondents wanted to invest in a startup fund. r