forged documents, changing williams age and robert's death certificate naming williams as the killertten in different color ink days before the boy was even arrested. and the headlines of the day say the crime was committed by an adult and a bloody hand print on the wall. but williams never had a spec of blood on him that day. >> anybody now knows that you stab somebody all that many times it's a crime of passion. >> reporter: so if williams didn't do it, who did? well the family now believes the killer is actually the victim's husband fred robare and they say they have the evidence to prove it. in a stu stunning revolution not known until recen recently vita. e divorced her husband 99 years earlier in michigan the reason she stated in records extreme cruelty. the believe he killed his wife in a fit of rage and framed it on the closest delinquent he could fine. don't take their word for it. >> my ancestor got away with murder. >> we tracked down tracy schmitter as great niece of fred robert on the phone from michigan her uncle came from a very abusive and click family and doing her o

. >> when it comes to the girl stole my look category emma roberts and michelle williams were totally been trying to steal angelina jolie's thigh-high slit moment from oscars 2012. but the best stars to emoji, sofia vergara's back side hus feeling like -- >> taraji p. henson was on fire with her old hollywood glam. and priyanka chopra, who picked her dress 48 hours before, wins for most fun fashion. >> every day. >> like me. >> right? >> so much fun to play with it all day. if i get bored i can play chess on it. it could be a tray. there are so many things that can happen with it. >> my favorite dress of the night was taraji p. henson in that mid-night flew alberta ferreti. she looked like a dream, that sexy hair, glowing skin, and the diamond choker. that's what did it. absolutely beautiful. but check this out. halle berry actually had a few oscar back-ups. she instagramed her other options and she could have been showing a lot more skin, both in blue or gold. up next we are with the iconic cher. ♪ do you believe in life after love ♪ >> how the single 70-year-old meets men. >> it's n

william: incredibly, for criticizing robert mercer. , for criticizing robert mercer.hey are all slightly crazy at renaissance technologies. slightly wacky, anti-establishment people who all have crazy views. robert mercer really used to say quite publicly that, you know, that he believed that people who aren't very little money had very little value to society. william: he was critical of teachers in this regard? that is astounding to me. vicky: it is. william: simply because they do not make enough money. vicky: so he would say things like this, and inside the firm, but david said, we were all slightly crazy inside renaissance technologies. no one thought really, that this mattered. sort of, robert mercer was the person who preferred speaking to cats than to humans, so as long as he spoke to his cats, all of this was fine, but when citizens united, when that decision gets passed, of course -- william: which allowed unlimited amount of money being spent for the little -- vicky: for individuals. william: it changed the whole political landscape. vicky: and the mercer's

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this white house whether or not what the president said is true really is true. >> pete williams, chris jansing, robert costa, ari melber, thank you to all of you. ari, stay with us. >>> up next, a major setback for advocates of transgender rights as the supreme court announces it will not hear the appeal of transgender student garvin grim, who's suing his school district over bathroom access. gavin will join me in his first tv appearance since the court ruling today. it's off to work we go! woman: on the gulf coast, new exxonmobil projects are expected to create over 45,000 jobs. and each job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, all while reducing america's emissions. energy lives here. >>> news out of the supreme court today on a subject we've covered often on this broadcast. it's a setback for advocates for transgender rights. the supreme court saying it would not hear the case of a virginia transgender high school student fighting to use the bathr

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william hagerty, to be ambassador to japan. robert -- a member of the national transportation safety board and also this morning of note, the united states district court for the eastern district of virginia upheld the presidents revise executive exee order protect the nation from foreign people who seek to do us harm into the united states. we are pleased with this ruling which found the plaintiffs had a likely a success on the merits of their claims. as the court correctly noted in his opinion the presidents or falls well within its his legal for to protect the nation security. we are confident that president action will ultimately be allowed to move forward to the rest of the system. tort system. in terms of us got up this week at the president will spend the weekend in washington and will update you with further details regarding his schedule. with that, get to your questions. steve. >> is it our understand you don't have the votes to pass the health care legislation? is that the message speaker ryan delivered today? if so what le

robert, what's the bottom line where you are? >> reporter: well, we're here in the william street neighborhood where it runs right along coyote creek. and they are probably seeing some major damage and clean-up. from what we're hearing, it may not be enough to get much emergency money. even two weeks after the flood, inspectors from the california oef as well as fema are hearing from residents who still need bare essentials. >> food, clothing, blankets, money. yes. to pbuy all the stuff. >> inspectors are trying to decide if the flood was enough of a disaster to qualify for emergency funds. 140 hopes suffered may know damage. almost 400 have minor damage. fema discovered wasn't big enough ask didn't even tour. the state put the flood in perspective. >> we have residents impacted here and across the entire state for all the snowstorms january and february and even as far back as december. >> city officials seemed skeptical about getting help. >> the impact as far as the numbers, it is rather small. >> for now, they're focusing on more immediate situations. for now, it announ

ethel rosenberg, the divided jurisprudence of chief justice john roberts based on his judicial clerkships with henry friendly and william rehnquist and the aftermath of the memo to justice jackson. he has appeared on espn, c-span and hbo and new york times documentaries. if you will, please join me in welcoming brad snyder. [applause] >> well, there are a lot of people here. i really just want to, first, thank politics & prose. it's an honor to be standing up here. i've seen so many great authors present their work here, so it's a real honor to be in this bookstore for the third time. i also want to thank all my family -- [laughter] and there's a lot of 'em, including my daughter lily and my son max and my wife shelby and my parents who flew up for this event. and a lot of my friends and a lot of former coworkers and a lot of people who helped make this book a lot better. john milton cooper, dan ernst, a bunch of people who read this book cover to cover when it was in manuscript. and let me tell you, that's a huge undertaking. so is i'm really grateful to all of them x can they're all here. and they're all here. the las

mishandling of the case of julius and apple rosenberg, chief justice john roberts based on his judicial clerkships with henry friendly and william rehnquist and in the aftermath of the sagacious clerkship memo. snyder has contributed articles to slate and the "washington post" and has appeared on espn, c-span and hbo at the "new york times" documentaries. please join me in welcoming brad snyder. [applause] >> wow, there are a lot of people here. i really just want to first thank politics and prose. it's an honor to be standing up here. i've seen so many great authors present their work your, it's a real honor to be in this bookstore for the third time. i also want to thank all my family, and there's a lot of them including my daughter and my son, and my wife shelby, and my parents who flew up for this event, and the a lot of my friends and a lot of former coworkers, and a lot of people who helped make this book a lot better. john milton cooper is here. dan ernst is here. victorian arched is here. a bunch of people who read this book cover to cover when it was in manuscript. and let me take that's a huge undertaking. i'm really g

roberts to take the position of sandra day o'connor. he was put forward as chief justice following the death of william rhenquist. at miss confirm nation hearing, john roberts was introduced by virginia senator john warner. >> i femur firmly believe that john lawyers shares in the believe the lawyers have the ethical duty to give back to community by providing free legal services particularly to those in need. the hundreds of hours he spent working on probone in the cases artestment to that. he didn't have to do any of it. bar opportunity require it but he did it out therefore great-ness of his heart and obligation. those who know him best can attest to kind of person he is. throughout his legal career, both in public and private practice, his pro-bono work he has worked with and against many lawyers lawyers and they typically speak with one vice happy the talk about the dignity, and fairness or the hallmarks of this nominee. in conclusion, mr. chairman, i take a moment to remind all present and those listening and following that this exact week, 218 years ago, our founding fathers finished the final draft of the

chris jansing at the white house, pete williams in "washington post" and we're joined by robert costa, "new york times" reporter michael schmidt and joining me the entire hour, julie and reporter for "the washington post" "the fix" amber phillips. chris, i want to start with you. this this a busy day for the whe house. there's fallout from all the stuff over the weekend. fill us in. i'll let you have it. >> reporter: major fallout. the big official event today is the rollout of the eo. we've been waiting for this since the court's challenge, the president's stand on seven countries banning immigration. having said that, the changes we already know. it's going to not have broader implications for syrian immigrants, iraq is going to be removed from the list, key player in the fight against isis. but it's not going to distract from what the big story is here today and that is the tweet storm over the weekend that started this firestorm of controversy and people asking why did president trump accuse former president obama of wire cantapping him at trump ouer and the question that's being

robert zauzmer from the u.s. attorneys office in philadelphia. >> stay with us here, we will be at arraignment offset williams this afternoon and get updateses at anytime on cbs philly.com. >>> 5:37. in business news disney is accused of ripping off a screen writer's idea. >> and stocks take their biggest tum seven in 2017. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, good morning again, jill. >> reporter: good morning jim and rahel. futures are pointing to another lower open, big sell off on tuesday, dow jones fell 237 points, nasdaq dropped 107 points. stocks suffered their biggest losses since the november presidential election. investors are concerned congress will get bogged down on health care reform and that will delay trump administration's economic agenda including tax cuts and infrastructure spending. >>> disney is defenders of the plagiarism lawsuit, gary goldman says company ripped off his idea to make zootopia. he first pitched concept in 2,000. he said it is a widespread problem in hollywood, disney denies it. >>> wells fargo upgrading atms so customers can take out money with

williams has to give up his position. three local politicians have recently stayed in office after being indicted. robert menendez from new jersey has been under indictment on corruption charges for nearly two years but he continues to serve the people of new jersey as he awaits trial. chaka fattah of pennsylvania worked for nearly 11 months and did not step down from his position until he was convicted. and kathleen kane stayed in office for a year after her indictment. on the nbc 10 app you can read the entire indictment to see everything he's accused of. >>> new at 6:00, pepsi saying it will stop selling two liters packages of its drinking and it's blaming philly's soda tax. pepsi said it will no longer distribute its drinks in those quantities to stores in the city. the soda tax charges 1 1/2 cents per ounce of sweetened drinks. pepsi responded saying there is much independent data that suggests this tax is not having the economically devastating effect the soda industry says it is. >>> also new at 6:00, the montgomery school district is being sued for allowed a transgender student into a locker room

athea coatze deputy administrator of the small business administration, william afrancis haggerty iv ambassador to japan, robert sum walt iii member of the national transportation safety board and also this morning of note the united states district court for the eastern district of virginia upheld the president's revised executive order protecting the nation from foreign people who seek to do us harm into the united states, we're pleased with this ruling which found that the plaintiffs had no likelihood of success on the merits of their claims. as the court correctly noted in its opinion the president's order falls well within his legal authority to protect the nation's security. we're confident that the president's fully lawful and necessary action will ultimately be allowed to move forward through the rest of the system, court systems. in terms of the schedule for this weekend the president will spend a working weekend here in washington, and will update with you further details regarding his schedule. with that, we'll go tote your questions. steve? >> reporter: is it your understanding that you don't have t

it began with john williams of the san francisco fed, then bill dudley, robert kaplan earlier, and todayhe main event with janet yellen. moved so much on the other ones, and she is so smooth. she never creates volatility. scarlet: we did see big gains and snap. it followed up yesterday's 44% 20 percent much as today. it came back there. article says short interest $1 billion reach within a week because of this rally. in terms of sectors under pressure today, retailers under pain. costco retreating from record pressured on gross margins because of higher gas prices. the good news is the increase in membership fees. reports thating on it is not in talks with hudson bay. urban outfitters reclining for fourth time this week. joe: bond yields ending up unchanged for the day. a lot of action earlier in the week as we got hawkish comments from the fed. but even with janet yellen speaking, no change. we never talk about long term indian rates, but there was a huge rally in government l bonds. and finally, french 10 year yields. this is the chart to watch. coming in on from middle of the that mac

san francisco's john williams says the idea will receive serious consideration on march 14 while robert kaplan and patrick parker have expressed confidence. bill dudley says the case for tightening is a lot more compelling. same as president james bullard said the fed is closer to its goal mallet than any time in the past 60 years. the indictment of samsung's defector leader is threatening the group's ability to make about policyisions and acquisitions be are jay y. lee and other executives are accused of sending millions of dollars to a confidant of president park geun-hye in return for support. the indictment is a new blow for samsung following the burning note 7 debacle last year. india's economy is expected to slow less than forecast in the fiscal year, growing 7.1 percent through march. that is the slowest pace of growth since 2014, but faster than the median estimate. gdp was expected to take a big hit from the prime minister's unprecedented cache ban -- cash ban. >> in respect of many of the companies, we have been quite surprised to see a smart recovery. people are at most at th

bush initially nominated john roberts to take the seat of retiring justice and was put forward as a nominee for the chief justice following the death of william rehnquist and was confirmed by a vote of 78-22. judge roberts was unanimously confirmed the previous post a seat on the dc circuit court of appeals. he also served as principal thel deputy solicitor general during the george h. w. bush administration. at the confirmation hearing john roberts was introduced by a virginia senator john warner. >> i believe john roberts shares in the belief that lawyers have an ethical duty to give back to the community by providing free legal services particularly to those in need. the hundreds of hours spent working on cases are a testament to that. he didn't have to do any of it. the bar doesn't require it, but he did it out of the graciousness of his heart. those who know him best can also attest to the kind of person he is. throughout his legal career both in public and private practice, his pro bono work he's worked with and against hundreds of lawyers and those that know him while typically speak with one voice when they tell you dignity, humility

william, thanks for the call. donna has this tweet. tweet from robert. archie, democrats line, birmingham, alabama. good morning.aller: i agree with the rest thinking sanctions are the best way to go. president trump building more nuclear weapons is foolish. what you nuclear weapons do and how they design a. sanctions are the best way. trump and the people have never been in the military. is always somebody else's children that die in the words, not theirs. host: mark, you are next from wisconsin, republican line. what are the options? what are the solutions? caller: i think the best option is to let trump play this out. we have had several years in the past doing this, and that guy is crazy. it here the debt out of me what he is capable of. i wanted to have the comment that we have climate change so the concern that we may end up with 1000 degrees before this is over. host: michael, tyler, texas, republican line. good morning. caller: yes, my name is michael. i am an army coast guard veteran and united states army veteran. 're dealing with a big snake. i put it in perspective. china is a snake. f,u cut the snak

including the deputy administrator of the small business administration, william francis haggerty to be ambassador to japan, robertthird to be a member of the national transportation safety board, and also this morning of note, the united states district court for the eastern district of virginia upheld the president's revised executive order protecting the nation from foreign people who seek to do us harm into the united states. we are pleased with this really which found the plaintiffs had no likelihood of success on the merits of their claims. as the court correctly noted in its opinion, the president's order falls well within his legal authority to protect the nation's security. we are confident the president's fully lawful and necessary action will ultimately be allowed to move forward through the rest of the court systems. in terms of the schedule for this weekend, the president will spend a working weekend here in washington and will update you with further details regarding his schedule. with that, get to your question questions. >> reporter: it is our understanding you do not have the votes to pass the he

williams of figure skating. as we showed you yesterday, our own robin roberts got to talk to her and her sister shea.ut that sherida has her own hometown hero. >> lebron, i hope you're watching this. i've been a huge, major fan since we won the championship. >> we won the championship. i love that. >> we won the championship. and i can't wait to meet you. >> you know what? lebron got the message, tweeting love seeing cleveland represented. good luck. #strive for greatness. so glad lebron sent message to her. think about it. she's living the dream. representing her family. her hero contacts her. life could not get any better for this girl. >> such a great story. thank you, adrian. our special coverage of the special olympics world winter game continues today 2:00 right here on abc. >> 2:00 eastern time. >> 2:00 eastern. that's right. thank you, ron. always on it. >> my mom's in l.a. >> he's going to convert it to guam time for us. >>> time for the weather. we have a huge ringer in this weekend. sam champion in for rob. >> oh, come on. >> i can't believe we were able to get you to do this. >> it's so n

roberts to take the seat of retiring justice sandra day o'connor. he was put forward as a nominee for tuesday justice following the death of william rehnquist and was confirmed by a vote of 78-22. judge roberts was unanimously confirmed to his previous post, i seat on the d.c. court of circuit appeals. at his confirmation hearing, john roberts was introduced by virginia senator john warner. i firmly believe that john roberts shares in the belief that lawyers have a duty to get back to the community by providing free legal services, to those in need. of hundreds and hundreds hours he spent working on pro bono cases are a testament to that. he did not have to do any of it, the bar does not require it, but he did it out of the graciousness of his heart. those who know him best can also attest to the kind of person he is. throughout his career, both in frolic and private practice, his with and against hundreds of lawyers. opponents said no man well speak with one voice when they tell you that dignity, humility, and a sense of fairness are the hallmarks of this nominee. in conclusion, i take a moment to remind all present and those listening and followin

william hagerty iv to be ambassador to japan. robert of national transportation safety board. of note the united states district court oar eastern district of virginia upheld the president's revised protective order protecting nation from foreign people who seek to do us harm into the united states. we're pleased with this ruling found plaintiffs had no luckily hood of success on merits of claims of the as court correctly said, the order false within the legal authority to protection nation's security. we're confident that the president's fully lawful and necessary action will be allowed to move forward through the rest of the court systems. in the terms of schedule this weekend, president will spend working weekend in washington update with further details regarding his questions. with that get to your questions. steve. reporter: our understanding you don't have the votes to pass the health care legislation is that the message speaker ryan delivered and what lessons do you draw from this? >> president working with speaker and members.

robert draper in the new york times magazine this weekend. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ "the glass menagerie" is one of tennessee williams most beloved place.nt production is running at the glasgow theater. here is a look. >> do you think i'm crazy about the warehouse? when ik i am in love spent 65 years down there in the selye tax interior of tubes? i would rather somebody picked up a crowbar and passion my in my brains.ed but i go every time you come in -- rise andin some shine. i say to myself how lucky that people are. enough. i give up. self is all that i think of? it's self is what i thought of, i would be where he is. gone. charlie: joining me are the four stars of the play. i am pleased to have them here. let me start this. this is where you were. you don't want to see or hear. brilliant performances. >> we have to go back tomorrow night and all we will be able to think about is seeing ourselves. charlie: why is this such a great play? sally: first of all, people is sosay the language beautiful and poetic, but i think ultimately it is about things that state relevant no matter what era you are looking at it in. it is about family an

robert kaplan. he had some comments here on cnbc yesterday. he said that he wants to move sooner rather than later. you have san francisco fed john williams. his words, the rate like should be under serious consideration in march. then of course there is the new york fed president bill dudley. he said the case for a rate like is now more compel. that's an important word in fed speak. one caveat today, the banl book did show business optimism has dimmed a little. and new job support this friday. we won't get it until next week. >> so to get the time ts report. when does blackout period? the period which officials can't talk? >> it is the tuesday before the fed meeting. >> thank you. is it a good they know or a bad thing if the like happens in march? you think it is a bad thing. this on a day when the futures surge. >> on friday we get last comments we'll get from the fed. that's when the black eye starts. not because the market is forcing them to like and they have to again to unwind policy. if the fed is actually stepping in because they do see inflation, they do see wage growth, it is very, very positive if they're pushing the market, if

eastern, then brian williams will be here with a special edition of the 11th hour. you should plan to wash it. he will have robertosta. bob was the first reporter in the country to get the news the republicans pulled their bill and failed to repeal obamacare today. the reason he got that news and got it first, got that national scoop on that is because the president of the united states called bob up, out of the blue, on his cell phone and told him the news directly. that was weird. but bob costa is here tonight with brian at 11:00 to tell that story. we are up all night, no sleeping. stay with us. >>> this is the local starbucks in morristown, new jersey. this is the morristown office of republican rob lee who has been in office 20 years. it is a reliablely red district, at least it sits in one. just about every week, a group of his constituents met up at that starbucks and marched, as a group, to his office around the corner. they have been getting him to vote to save the affordable care act. they started a facebook group called new jersey 11th for the change. they wanted to hold a town hall about the aca. when

robert kennedy, fellow grad and fellow citizen. citizens bank education refinance loan. call... to see how much you could save now. >>> today seth williamss indicted on several federal charges. >> the philadelphia district attorney on the other side of the law today. bribery, extortion and fraud are just some of the charges that seth williams is facing. >> deanna durante is live in the breaking news center. there's a lot to pore over in this 23-count indictment against seth williams. >> reporter: parts of this 50-page document read like a novel. a big city district attorney accused of taking bribes as small as a necktie, to dozens of vacations to resorts and cash and a jaguar, then there's a disturbing charge that seth williams tried to allow an associate to bypass security screening at philadelphia international airport. but perhaps the most standout accusation that seth williams stole money from a sick relative in a nursing home. >> mr. williams falsely told nursing home employees that it was his relative, not himself, that spent the pension and social security payments. second, close family friends of mr. williams, relatives, gave mr.

robert, a million per cent. that is like -- >> i'm speechless. >> out of a movie. what a conversation. thank you to this whole squad. pete williams, peter alexander, i'm not letting you two leave. we are going to have much more on president trump's claims that he was wiretapped. does the house need to actually investigate this? house republicans plan to repeal and replace obamacare is expected to be released today. a republican congressman joins me with that next. communication that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. the search for relief often leads here.s, today there's drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. aleve direct therapy. hei don't want one that's haded a big wreck just say, show me ca

robert draper in the new york times magazine this weekend. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ charlie: "the glass menagerie" is one of tennessee williams' most beloved playsautobiographical play has been on broadway eight times since first in the current 1945. production is running at the belasco theater. here is a look. >> do you think i'm crazy about the warehouse? to think i am in love when i spent 65 years down there in the interior of fluorescent tubes? i would rather somebody picked up a crowbar and bashed in my brains and then go back. but i go every time you come in yelling rise and shine. i say to myself how lucky dead people are. but i get up and i go. for $65 a month. i give up all that i dreamed of doing and being. self is all that i think of? listen mother if self is what i , thought of, i would be where he is. gone. charlie: joining me are the four stars of the play. sally field, joe mantello, and finnerris whitrock. i am pleased to have them here. let me start with this. this is where you were. you don't want to see or hear. brilliant performances. joe: we have to go back tomorrow night and all we will be able to think about is seeing ourse

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robert levinson travelled to iran. tehran insists it does not know where he is, nor what happened to him. >>> philadelphia's district attorney has been indicted on bribery and corruption charges. officials say seth williamscorruption spree spanning five years. they say the 50 year accepted tens of thousands of dollars in concealed bribes. he also apparently stole cash meant for a relative's nursing home care. and used the money for personal expenses. williams took office in 2010. >>> lawyers for the-a flew went za teen ethan couch are turning to the texas supreme court seeking his lease. their motion argues the judge did not have the authority to sentence couch because the jurisdiction was over criminal cases. the couch's case started with a civil matter in juvenile court. couch is serving two sentences for killing four people in a drunk driving accident in 2014. >>> severe storms in the south killed one person in much of the south that may cool things down in the east. meteorologist pedram javaheri has the details. >> dave and christine, it's the time of year, late march, early april, you get the severe weather reports rolling in in atlanta and western tennessee where more than 100 reports related to do

robert draper in the new york sometimes magazine this weekend. back in a moment. stay with us. the glass menagerie is one of tennessee williams most beloved plays, auto buy graph kal play, las been staged on broadway eight times since its premier in 1945. the current production from director sam gold is now running at the palace koa theater. here is a look. >> do you think that i'm crazy about the warehouse do you think that i'm in love with the konl-- i want to spend 55 years down there in that interior of florescent tubes. i mean honest to god, i would rather that somebody picked up a crowbar and-- my brains than go back but i go, every time. and you come in yelling that goddam rise and shine, rise and shine. i say to myself, how lucky dead people are. but i get up and i go. for $65 a month. i give up. all that i dream of doing and being, everything. self, self is all that i think of. listen, mother, is self is all i thought of i would be where he is, gone. joining me now are the four stars of the play, sally field, joe man tella madison ferris and fin wittrock, please to have you here at this table. let me just start this.

william francis hackett a to be ambassador to japan. robertd to be the -- sumwalt. the united states district court for the eastern district of virginia upheld the revised executive order protecting the nation from foreign people who seek to do us harm in the united states, who are pleased with the ruling through found the plaintiff had no likelihood of success on the merit of their claims. the president's order falls well within his legal authority to protect the nation's security. we are confident the president actions will be allowed to move forward to the rest of the court systems. in terms of this weekend, the president will spend a working weekend in washington. we will update you with further updates regarding the schedule. with that, to your questions. steve? reporter: you don't have the votes to pass the health care legislation. is that the message speaker ryan delivered today? what lessons do you draw from the process? mr. spicer: i think the speaker is currently having a conversation to talk about where the vote can stand. he is wor

grow cleveland fed president, loretta mester, john williams, rod kaplan and bill dudley speaking throughout the day. >>> jack lew, tim geithner, robertubin, michael bloomenthal last night address the economic issues. with a specific focus on the u.s. relationship with china. lew sharing his thoughts on the current administration's decision to pull out of tpp. >> the standards of tpp reflected american values and would have made our products and services more competitive. i see nothing good about pulling the plug on tpp. i think leaving a void is a bad thing. somebody will move in i think china is moving in with the regional cooperation agreement which will have lower standards than tpp. >> robert rubin warning about a potential currency crisis. >> if china really had an economic crisis, and as a consequence the currency plummeted that would put tremendous pressure on markets around the world to deprecate their currencies. >> rubin saying we shouldn't try to exercise leverage on china but work with china to further common interests. >>> lululemon's noufourth quart profits missed forecasts. the retailer expects weak same-store sales in

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robert kaplan if you're afraid you're going to miss an opportunity and he said yes. bill dudley earlier called the case compelling, a very loaded fed word. >> and williams said somethingut it too. >> march should be on the table. harker saying we should do three rate hikes this year. we use thompson reuters, which is slightly different from another news organization. we believe it's more accurate. i know joe doesn't want me to go there. >> when did that go to 65? >> overnight. >> after the speech? >> it went well over yesterday. >> i think it was from the fed stuff. it wasn't the speech necessarily. i think it's come off a little bit from the speech. it might have been up near 70% or 80%. anyway, bottom line is we're over the 50% threshold. that gives the fed the flexibility to go. i just want to report that about eight or nine times out of the seven or eight times i was on television, i said the market was underpricing the march probability. i'm not sure it's a go. >> so it's the liesman effect. >> i'm just saying there was money to be made in the market ske skepticism about what the fed was specifically saying in my opinion. >> take the next fed hike off the table f