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the first in a series angela rye state of the union aired tonight. please welcome angela rye.ving me. >> trevor: you have a long list of credentials because are you doing many, many, many things. but some people first came to know you from an infamous moment where you were on cnn speaking during i think it was the conventions. we actually have that clip here. >> so she is a change maker, yes, change for the worse. >> what about the other things that he mentioned, her helping with school and adoptive parents. >> that is great, donald trump has done great things in his private time too for veterans, all across his foundation. he has done great thing toos. (applause) >> just so you know i'm going to get you back for, that i don't know how yet. >> trevor: are you going to give me back. i was giving you props, that is an amazing moment. >> there will be something you do, roll your eyes t is contagious. >> trevor: i think that is an amazing moment. i lot of people like that in that moment, i feel like you were expressing how people were feeling. that is often something that a pundit

for the next two hours we'll explore the local literary life, start wig author william schwab and his rye search on the development, release and education for alien minors or dream act. >> i had an experience right after daca was approved, and there's a woman that i profile in my book, "right to dream," named garcia, and i asked her to come speak to my class about being undocumented, and she showed up and -- relatively small class, about 40 opportunities. it was tiered. the prefer perform me had shown a movie to all the lights were off where the audience was. there will two spotlights on the table in front of the table. she came in and was dressed professionally and he puts her purse up on the table, and she reaches in her purse and pulls out her mexican consular car and says i'm going to pass this around because this is worthless. and a few seconds later she reached into her purse and pulled out her social security card. she gotten data the night before and hadn't told me and then pulled out her authorization car so she could file for work legally. what we saw in front of us was young wo

back now, angela rye, mike shields, rick wilson. mike, your reaction to this.sident tweeting tonight, this time about mitt romney and his newly announced run for senate. mitt romney has announced he is running for the senate from the wonderful state of utah. he will make a great senator and worthy successor to orrin hatch and has my full support and endorsement." what do you make of that endorsement? >> he knows mitt romney's going to win. and, look, donald trump at one point was talking to mitt romney about being his secretary of state. and so i think it's a much more complex relationship then people might want to say on the surface between these two men. and they're going to -- mitt romney's going to wind up in the senate voting 99% of the time for the trump agenda. so it doesn't surprise me the president would want a good republican senator from utah. >> so rick, for his part, romney responded this. he said, thank you, mr. president, for the support. i hope that over the course of the campaign i also earn the support and endorsement of the people of utah." d

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rye now the calls are averaging 1,500 per day. and call takers can't keep up. >> our staffing lefl levels are where they were in 2006. here we are 12 years later. and we know that san jose is a growing city. the volume of calls increase every year. >> the department says it could use 13 more dispatchers. just to keep up. but they admit that might be a low estimate given how fast the city is growing. >> and the department is hiring more dispatchers. but have to pass the same background check as a police officer. >> okay, thank you. we should tell you he tweeted about this story just before we got on the air. you can follow him for updates and breaking news on twitter. >>> we're following developing news in san francisco. take a look. sky ranger has been over the scene for this cliff rescue. three people rescued just north of baker beach. this jagd and steep terrain. this happened about 15 minutes ago. all the hikers are okay. all three of them and were communicating with the dispatchers on their cell phone. >>> we have new details

. >> former sixer rye there. >> the look on his face said it all. it's a hard song to sing, but classic is the way to go. >> were i a professional singer and i were not i would have turned it down every time like i should have turn down throwing out the first ball for a game. i digress. satellite and radar showing clouds will be getting thicker. 34 degrees in trenton. 28 in allentown. 30 degrees in reading. still holding 37 in philadelphia. 31 in wilmington, 32 in millville. you might have a little ice to scrape off your windshield in some neighborhoods, especially where the testers have dropped a bit. the windchill making it feeling like 31 in allentown. numbers in the afternoon, are going to improve, 37 degrees by 7:00 a.m. in philadelphia. 11:00 a.m., 46. this model showing a high around 50. i'm actually going 52. notice we do cloud up where we are mostly cloudy today. there's a spotty sprinkle or shower in the morning and the afternoon. best chance chance of that is in the northern suburbs. we're looking for the potential of record warmth, two i

and the rate will rye to reflect bettern growth numberse economy. at some point a higher treasury willompete for a return in stocks. the fed will set aer short rate in view of the economic rate. but they could view that rate being higher than it is now. so far the fed presidentays the market turmoil unt hasn't hurt the economy o changed the rateck outlook. at least not yet. >> having a bump like this has no consequence on my economic outlook. my outlook hasn't changed because the stock market is down a lubt. but if it were to go down precitously down and stay down, then it would affect my view f monetary policy. >> reporter: market corrections can be healthy and there will be more fed speak tomorrow leading up to testimony on february 28th in the congress with the new fed chair jerome powell. >>> now that another choppy day on wall street is in the books. here's david leb wits of jp morgan asset management. you say this is not necessarily a new normal b a retur to normal do you anticipate the type of volatility that we have seen in the past couplef

including rye here in reading nasty couple of days outside.i guess we're in for more of the same, scott. >> yeah, i mean it keeps coming on the weekend. so the timing for dam and dreary conditions you guessed it another weekend it looks like that will be the case as we move toward this weekend, not a complete wash out but we're watching the percentages. saturday morning about a 40% chance. then things ramp up in the afternoon. overnight saturday into sunday morning, we're looking at 90% chance but by sunday afternoon i think we'll finally start to dry out and that percentage will go down to 20%. we have the cloud cover. we have the fog, mist and drizzle but most of the heavy rain still off to the west but it will head right in our direction for the upcoming weekend. we'll go hour by hour. saturday morning, some drizzle and fog. but look at the clock. by the afternoon we're watching for scattered showers moving back in. then heavy rainfall for your dinner plans. headed out overnight saturday into sunday morning, we're looking at more rain some

if you can rye iting to drive that car you are not getting anywhere right now. >> lauren, casey as we watch the clouds quell we don't know what parade will be. we heard tuesday, wednesday, as lis as wednesday what's a quick look on the forecast. >> wednesday looks a little bet. i don't know timing will be so great as it was today where skies part ed to stick to the streets. mention you wept went and all streets. mention you wept went and all day rain . >> that right it won't matter good and it could hit the streets mitching in the morning and i'm not sure how far it was scheduled for. >> got you. >> and it could be a wet one unfortunately and wednesday. you know it's not going to dampen our spirits. >> not at all, thank you lauren. thank you so much. look at brandon doing the selfie video. >> he's getting everybody. >> i think was going down the line. >> i think was going down the line. there again here we are for down sit and had they pylons and down to south. >> and chopper three. >> they're going to pay him back to minnesota. >> things are starting to slow down and break up and pla

they have been going up in cent years because of the rye in mobile anding pro grammatic. they were slightly above analyst expectations. that is an areaf concern for some analysts. on the other hand for the first time in the company's history google hit annual revenues of $100 billion. and one other metric of note, the company reports the gop tax plan resulted in an additiol tax expense of $9.9 billion. i did ask alphabet's cfo whether the companyight mak an announcement about repatriation. sheaid tha repay treeation tax provides a lot of flexibility but it is more of a legal status rather than a change in investments. >>> a zon reportedearnings, $1.9 billion better than analystsct ex. revenue for the quarter surged more than 30% because of a sharp increase in online shopping during thewholiday season. e you may know them as a on line retailer that's not the revenue clengine. itd computie ining business is. it sent shares higher in after hours trading. >>nother big report by sam done driven by record holiday season and cloud computing union, aws, amazon web services. tozon

rye did it happen.he blame started flying with accu weather treating out disclaimer and this statement which blames the national weather service for the goof. several times. accu weather even says, it warned national weather service about the possibility of this happening. >> so after a number of calls to mt. holly and d.c. and even beyond, i message from the national weather service on their machin. >> we're currently looking into why t massage was described by at least one privat more information as soon as we have it. >> that will be important since we're talking about tsunamis oro hawaii want yeses texted three weeks ago about um penning missile launch. another fake but it scared a lot of people before it was cleared up. >> i definitely think there should definitely be more protocol for who look at it before it gets sent out and like have approval for more than one person before it's zen. checks and balances. >> it's like carpet tree. measure twice, cut once. if you run a service that wants of natur

ma rye nag su became the first american woman to land a triple axel olympic games. masder making u.s. olympic history. becoming the first american man to ever medal in the luge. >> you want that win. but to know you solid fied a medal for your country is incredible. >> reporter: on the slopes, 17-year-old red gerard coming back from last place to steal the gold. gerard, now youngest american man to win a gold medal in 90 years. jamie anderson taking gold in the women's snowboard slow stile, defending her 2014 title. chloe kim is expected to be the best hope for gold. mikaela shiffrin has to wait this will thursday to go for th. dangerous winds canceled the events. organizers are being asked if they have to extend the games. they say it's premature to think about that so far.ex, tha. >>> in the medal race, norway leads the way, fold by canada. >> the united states sits in fifth place behind the netherlands and germany. we're getting there. >> slowly but surely. >> yep. >> we hope. >> we're like the sloth. >>> former nfl quarterback tal a possible comeback. he talked

that is rye. the second week in fen ally that means it ties foim this those three little words that make the heart go flutter. pitcher and catches the mets starting with the spring training on in day. the yankees pitchers a in catchers report ons day. then, bad news for a fommer yankee pitcher and showing here as a member of the oakland athlet ins arrested in san diego three felony drug charges according to on-line court records and had 20-kilograms of heroin, co can you in the possession and being held on $200,000 bail. then olympics the usa starting to make dent in the medal board. jamie anderson winning gold for the second consecutive time then slope styles know board the u.s. wins bronzend the state and their tet sool far two golds, one silver, one bronze that will pk up. in hockey, if he three teams in the metro area al all within three point in the standing and wild done the stretch and then we start with the action on sunday the devils lead the islanders and rangers and they lose to boston

. >> is it time to rye vittize it even if it is a pubic private part mer ship look you have in tokyo,g tongue. can in you talk. come and visit it. you know, the system is so broken in new jersey. >> conductors have been caught. >> that is more disappointing. >> leave it there. thanks. thank you, lisa. all right. check win meteorologist dan zarrow the weather. dan, i hear there is one snowflake in the forecast. dan: winter is officially half which over today. it was the midpoint. between the winter solstice in he is system ber and the spring equinox in march. that is good new. the season tyne during the day but it was little bit cold and blusty. we'll am prove on tuesday to more seasonable conditions. it will be near 40. that is rig on the normal to this time of year. then, sunshine, some clouds, lighter winds that is good new. then, the next storm system around the corner is coming up on wednesday. overnight tonight is going to be cold. lows around 20 degrees. clouds fill back in. we could see a few snow showers as well. tuesday dabble quiet, seasonable, partly sunny. still a bit of a

for the next two hours we'll explore the local literary life, start wig author william schwab and his rye search on the development, release and education for alien minors or dream act. >> i had an experience right after daca was approved, and there's a woman that

rye "falcon heavy" combines the power of three rockets into one, erat can carry bigger satellites andipment, and eventually humans, deeper into space. spacex founder and c.e.o. elon musk spoke about the possibilities with cbs news space analyst bill harwood. >> you could essentially, send people back to the moon, send people to mars. >> reporter: both goals of the u.s. government and missions musk is eager to leave his mark on and his brand. >> we're just trying to make ieace exciting again, and try to push the frontier back to where it was. >> reporter: but the mission is not over yet. te final phase of the rocket involves firing the engines one more time, in order to thrust the car and "starman" toward lleir intended orbit. quez. >> glor: we will be watching. manuel bojorquez, thank you very much. wall street took investors on a wild ride today again after inter losing more than 1,800 points the past two sessions, the dow bounced up and down in triple-digit swings today, before ending with a better than 500-point gain. that put the index back in positive territory for the year. t op

>> here in west virginia, senate leadership, mitch mcconnell and speaker rye grass about this directlyrday. issuing ofined the this memo is for the sake of transparency, for folks to understand what is going on with regards to this investigation. on the flipside you have started to see some republicans saying maybe this is going to fast. jeff flake from arizona and frequent critic of this administration saying perhaps folks ought to slow down with the timetable of the release. vonnie: hard to believe, but the state of the union address was this week. >> that was this week? vonnie: what of that bipartisan pair of it? remarkable to think we were just covering the state of the union when so much has gone on since. president trump is speaking here at the replicant retreat reiterating a host of policy issues he has made during his state of the union. from a policy standpoint, a key take away from this gathering, how they are going to pay for that one point $3 trillion proposal remains to be seen. a lot of different things. chairman schuster coding -- tax, as a wayas to garner some of that f

. >> a, the sky is not falling, b, there is no economic catastrophe on the more rye done, and c, the media wants to associate trump with anything negative. >> a huge loss on wall street, for the second time this week the dow has plunged 1,000 points. howie: it's fair to point out that president trump will keep touting the record run on wall street. that he would also have to own the downturn. but the journalists who never attached his name to the upturn, but they are rushing to attach his name to the fall. howie: with the president and his white house under fierce criticism, joining me is corey lewandowski, the former white house chief strategist. the media consensus on rob port is john kelly and the white house staff badly mishandled the whole situation. fair or unfair? corey: i think that's a fair statement. and raj admitted that. are you rob left the white house and that's the most of important thing. howie: people are saying kelly is in trouble. is this speculation or is there something to it. corey: i think it's speculation. kellyanne conway said john kelly is staying with the p

charge of security sits in this office of the president says that tuesday's symbolic swearing in of rye loading up was an attempt to overthrow the government and a threat to national security he say the t.v. stations that were taken off air while facilitating that illegality. police have also arrested the lawyer who presided over the only thing and have declared the national resistance movement an organized criminal group the opposition coalition started the movement last year to push for electoral reforms through peaceful resistance these opposition leaders say plans to intimidate them won't work really for for a long time to build this country a new constitution in twenty terms the new constitution really with all the freedoms that it entails is under serious turk. the says he doesn't recognize who are looking at as president because he won the presidential election last august the result was invalidated by the supreme court it remains unclear what his next steps will be or even what he's style people's president really means catherine sorry al-jazeera nairobi kenya. the white house i

administered this oath who presided over this more inauguration of rye loading on tuesday and was arrested by police and wednesday has been released he set to appear in court next week and will be charged with administering an unlawful oath or all these creating a lot of consigned here in kenya with saltus in statements from the african union we've seen statements from the european union and the u.s. condemning both. swearing in and this media shutdown. now france and senegal are joining forces to get more children into school around the world for any to secure three point one billion dollars at a global partnership education conference in dhaka to help the global push to have every child in school by the year twenty thirty the world bank says more than two hundred sixteen million children don't go to school around the world in south sudan seventy percent of children are out of school to the conflict that more than any other country morgan reports now from juba. it's not class time but bolden says he wishes he could go to school his school however is not like it used to be it's now a u.n.

. >> a, the sky is not falling, b, there is no economic catastrophe on the more rye done, and c, the to associate trump with anything negative. >> a huge loss on wall street, for the second time this week the dow has plunged 1,000 points. howie: it's fair to point out that president trump will keep touting the record run on wall street. that he would also have to own the downturn. but the journalists who never attached his name to the upturn, but they are rushing to attach his name to the fall. corey lewandowski whoho stays in touch with the president on how the white house is handling a whole spate of media-fueled controversies. and the indescribable rush of saving drivers an average of $620. why does fear feel so good? i fell in love three times -- once with a woman, once with a country, and finally... with myself. -so, do you have anything to declare or not? -isn't that what i'm doing? howie: with the president and his white house under fierce criticism, joining me is corey lewandowski, the former white house chief strategist. the media consensus on rob port is john kelly and the

the police department released the video after request for that rye lease.s the officers pulling up to 4 edward ghandi as he stood at the corner of high and mc neal he justd a gun you saw t just happen. the video shows ghandi walking towards thethey yelled at him t. did he not break stride. then pointed something at them. they yelleagked like he put something in his waistband but continued to walk fatally shot him. >>> the flu isof the worst seasn decades, and some are taking healthy. our dawn timmeney hung out northampton county high school da technology to fight the flu youe manet negligence crews in the northampton county school district germ busters these days. they're now using fog machines with hospital grade disinfectant to stay ahead of flu outbreak. the worst in nearly a decade. >> the first applicator he's using is more aggressive surface type cleaner. it's used more to treat the tables, door handles, any areas -- any touchable surfaces. >> reporter: while the district is doing its usual classroom cleanings as well as extra wipe downs, the fog mach

congress said no race discrimination in railroads but lost in the of vill ryes cases can of 16 3 sew was channeling john marshall saying congress should give out to probe hibbit this. who was he anticipating thur good marshall who reads ferguson great decent and which the law inecomes brown versus board of education. and i think it is maybe even in he is or does use that roomer used. here is what he said ap amazing equivalent of babe ruth's called shots. remember it is 81. heis alone in decent and says, i predict that this case seen as another scott. think about the audacity of in decent to say it, and to prove right by think, because we do think, today, that his decep is, really the rating approach but if you are with him. i hop you all are. then, i think we show be with him as mike and i have in the of 16 3 and cases today's supreme court cites the with 1883 andases with strong approval and i think shame on them. >> mike, i want our audience to understand what justice brown's majority opinion. name.as the >> justice brown. >> residents are deep ands are if anyone ejeks to separate

. >> laura: this was angela rye who was introducing maxine. >> in case you missed the state of the unionert, you missed nothing. we want to spend all of our time together lamenting the walking disaster that this the kkk's commander in chief. she delivers a rebuttal that will seal the lid on that [bleep] that donald trump calls a mouth. >> whenever he appears on tv, there should be a disclaimer that says this may not be acceptable for children. >> she should've had the disclaimer for the host of the show. we cut out some of the other things. where's her disclaimer? >> laura: did a child to make the backdrop for that set? what was that? >> i thought they wanted to live in the parking lot of the capital. >> laura: look at that, i didn't even understand that. there's always understatement, he will never be presidential. let's watch the next one. >> he's not presidential and he never will be presidential. he claims that he is bringing people together but make no mistake, he is a dangerous unprincipled divisive and shameful racist. we deserve better, that's why i have called for his impeachmen

syria does not seem like it's ending anytime soon so there's time is lose hope, and then i have to ryeind myself, there's light at the end of this tunnel. what is that light for you? does it exist and what is it if it does? >> that's a very deep question. i try not be jaded. that's one thing that i try really hard. think about it a lot. that i have seen defeat. i've seen victory. i've seen change that i did not expect. and then change that i kind of expected. but one thing that really keeps me grounded, if i want to be really honest with you, is my close friends who are also in the struggle. so sebastian who is not here but mentioned in the book, he told me something that really stayed with me. he said, sometimes in the movement, we value pain but we forget that the struggle is actually beautiful; that every day the resilience that our communities have is beautiful. the fact that my mom had the strength to put me on a plane and not know if i was ever going to see her again, just so i could have a little bit of an opportunity, is beautiful. that's courage. that's a light. and i try to h

angela rye and terra setmyer. there's michelle obama, barack obama. a lot of mixed reactions.do you all think? >> i'll go first because i know angela has a lot more to say about it than i do. so, i don't love the michelle obama one. i don't think it looks like her. i think it looks like kerry washington a little bit. i'm not an art expert. my initial reaction was, i didn't love it as much. the president obama one, the likeness is much better. and i was back and forth about the flowers thing going on there. the memes have been funny. i did appreciate the artist to explain how he incorporated the flowers of kenya, hawaii and illinois in that. beauty is in the eye of the beholder. it's artistic. presidents get to pick their artists. they knew what they were getting. >> i love the colors. if i didn't know who they were, i would hang them on my wall. >> i think it looks like the first lady. >> if for no other reason, those biceps. >> what do you think, angela? >> i love these. i love the fact they commissioned two black artists and they were unveiled during black history month. it

the -- is it better to immigration not to pass for a feinstein and harris or a mitch mcconnell or oh rye because if it passes you have to go back to your supporters saying you didn't give enough. you have to answer to editorials saying you let the other side win. >> i don't think that there's any great decided factor on the immigration question involving your vote. that has got to be fifth or sixth reason why somebody either votes for or against you. and i would frankly not look at it as a vehicle by which to build a career. >> what kind of feedback do you get at the chronicle on this issue? are people passionate about it? >> they're impassed about it. all the politics that go along with it. but i think you're right that people who care about the issue, they care about it right now. >> and that's always the equation. how high up is it somebody -- the average voters' mind set when it comes to election time? is immigration really that big of an issue to the average voter? i don't know. >> i think the point that mayor brown made is an interesting one which is if it's in your neighborhood, y

rye, krystal? >> this is an amazing turnover. the camera view, it's not fog.udiness, anything like that. that is smoke making it hard to see through that camera. for us, we're going from snow to 70s. big change again on that roller coaster. no longer tracking any snow on our first floor radar view. some clouds this place. but those are starting to thin out. once they thin out, the sunshine breaks through. the storm that impacted overnight, the quick mover out of boston here. pretty much all of new england was -- didn't stick terribly wrong. accumulation for the neighborhoods north and west. those zones are still around freezing. so the snow is sticking so far. been up in the lehigh valley. some areas are icy. if you're driving early this morning, watch out for the slush and the ice in the north and west neighborhoods. areas like philly, northeast philly, millville, atlantic city above freezing. wet roadways. at first, water along the roadways a roadways. the patches are going to start to melt because temperatures are going up today. sun and melting on your sun

. >> did he offer you the private briefings to rye try and repay the debt to you?d them? >> get lost, please. thank you. >> the spokesman told cnn that the oligarch was never offered brechgs by manafort. manafort's spokesman denied that manafort was in debt to him during the trump campaign and afterwards. but he has admitted that manafort offered the briefings. manafort was also at the trump tower meeting with the russians in june 2016. >> mr. kushner will you sign my russian flag? sign my russian flag. >> sign my russian flag. >> and so was the president's son-in-law, jared kushner. >> do you have any comment fl kushner. >> he hasn't been charged with crimes. the troubling questions have been raised about connections to russia. >> jared kushner is incredibly important for several reasons. he is a witness to virtually all the central issues in this he is also important because he's an independent actor. he is someone who had contacts with russian representatives. >> kooushner has not been forthcoming with those contacts. he was required by law to disclose them to t

you heard paul rye wran say the want transparency. why has he not called on the president to release his taxes? why not say open your books, mr. trump. open your private holdings so all these questions about money movements can be disinfected by the daylight of transparency. why should you believe their intentions are in the interest of transparency when they ignore the president's profound lack of transparency. now, the larger question, could there be problems with how the fbi conducted surveillance on trump folk or investigating clinton? absolutely. this isn't how you root them out. why not wait on the inspector general's report showing what was done and release it to all of us. why don't they do that? it seems because they want to control the message. that is not about oversight. those are the facts. that's the situation. let's take the breaking news. one-on-one with democratic senator joe mansion of west virginia. a member of the intelligence committee. i know there was bad weather. thank you for making your way through it to be w

development as we have been explaining night after night we know the top echelon of the fbi again they ryemost exclusively on this hillary clinton bought and paid for dossier to get that warrant. and then, of course, on carter page and they didn't tell the fisa court that the dossier was, in fact, bought and paid for with about $12 million of moneys paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc funneled through the same law firm. now we are following this developing story because this is key in all of this. how could you use an unverified russian propaganda dossier to get a fisa warrant to spy on opposition candidate and an incoming president? all right, also, other breaking news this hour. another new explosive report, according to abc news, senate investigators they are examining a second anti-trump dossier. now, this was put together by long-time clinton ally, guy by that the name of cody shearer. according to abc the senate intelligence committee is now trying to set up an interview with shearer who reported solid claiming that he put together the second dossier as, quote, an independent jou

. >> so we'll start with our vodka we make this totally from scratch from rye grain and vodka we all> on purpose. >> clean mixture for there. >> i like that. >> yeah. >> do you want to start there. give eight taste. >> scott you want to give eight taste. >> what do i do. >> i'll have one with you. really high tech way -- sniff -- excuse me, taste, bite, taste. good get a on your palate. >> you can't have this sadie by the way. >> i know. >> take bite of the cookie. >> wet your palate again. >> you can always owe the cookies. you have to pass on the whiskey, right? >> interesting combo. >> you get the cleanness of the vodka but nice min flavor in there. >> they go perfect together good nice. >> what's the next cookie sadie. >> that one. >> smores. >> the smores. >> all right. uncle jared what goes with the smores. >> this will be our flagship our four grain bourbon. so again we make this tollly from scratch our disstillery from corn rye, wheat and barley and it kind of bourbon has that really char vanilla caramel butterscotch. what goes with that camp fire smores cookie. >> there you

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least the same as this year and to avoid any penalty you can just pay 100 percent of your income tax rye, 110 percent if you earn more than 150 grand. to help determine your specific withholding amount the irs will be updating its calculate or on irs dot gov. they say it is available any day now. check back next week, irs is working on revising w4, use those new won, in case you need to update changes in your personal circumstances, that includes having a child or getting married. so lots of confusion, we don't like surprises for next year so stay on top of this. >> lots to get through. >> thanks, jill. >>> in other business news wall street journalist report ago this new jersey based toys-r-us is planning to close another 200 stores and layoff a significant portion of its corporate staff. journalist reporting that the company has pulled back from a prom toys offer severance to all affect workers. that is not great. the announce. comes after disappointing holiday season for that retailer. >>> daytime talk show host wendy williams is taking off from work on doctors order. >> went a announ

"eyewitness news" at holy rye redeemer hospital the babies in the nicu certainly dressed for the occasionknew she was coming, this week, and i said she's going to be super bowl baby. so i think she is a good luck charm for our birds. >> if they win, they deserve it, they wait add long time. i like to see them win. >> they sure do. well, not everyone in the nicu is rooting for the eagles, we found one baby sporting some patriots gear. poor baby. doesn't know better. >> so young. >> we have to call division every youth and family services cents on those parent , what's going on there? we can't get enough of eagles spirit today. coming up we'll check in with meisha, she in minnesota. >> and our jan has more on how philly is showing its pride. jan? >> that's right. we're all showing our eagles pride this morning in our eagles green. i'm jan carabeo, reporting on top of the art museum steps on a very windy morning. coming up: we're going to show you how philadelphia is preparing for the big super bowl game. and inside city hall what the mayor has now done that's now gone viral. all coming up a

development as we have been explaining night after night we know the top echelon of the fbi again they ryemost exclusively on this hillary clinton bought and paid for dossier to get that warrant. and then, of course, on carter page and they didn't tell the fisa court that the dossier was, in fact, bought and paid for with about $12 million of moneys paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc funneled through the same law firm. now we are following this developing story because this is key in all of this. how could you use an unverified russian propaganda dossier to get a fisa warrant to spy on opposition candidate and an incoming president? all right, also, other breaking news this hour. another new explosive report, according to abc news, senate investigators they are examining a second anti-trump dossier. now, this was put together by long-time clinton ally, guy by that the name of cody shearer. according to abc the senate intelligence committee is now trying to set up an interview with shearer who reported solid claiming that he put together the second dossier as, quote, an independent jou

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no, a lot of those fans who just got back home said they're going to rest up a little bit and coming ryewn for that victory para parade. so i guess we may see most of them again on thursday. at the airport, joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> fans back in town. boys are back in town with one big trophy. yup. the eagles are super bowl champions. can we say that enough? nah. didn't think so. got to love this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. 13 miles broad street is philadelphia' longest straight away it runs north to south right through the heart of the city and it just so happens to wind up down by lincoln financial field. it may only be 100 feet wide, but we'll find a way to make room for everyone. >> serious props to the eagles social media team on this one. the team tweeted this video to get us excited about thursday's parade. man, it work. some ch

he joins meet rye now. what did you think? jerome powell was there first time testifying before congress. how did you grade him? >> he was very open with us. we asked him, i did particularly about the transparency for the fed and more openness and transparency what they're doing, how they operate. he understands the need to normalize interest rates, to address our balance sheet of $2 trillion to normalize that. i think he has a good understanding of the economy but we don't need the fed to contribute to a possible recession. trish: you know one of the criticisms, congressman, about the fed is that it responds too quickly to what markets are telling it. that is why we used to have the taper tantrums and we saw that market went down on particularly on better economy. so we lived in this "alice in wonderland" world where everything is upside down where good news is bad and bad news is good. one of the reasons the market went higher, we didn't get a four handle on gdp print and didn't get 5.4% as the atlanta fed predicted. don't w

member police department rye for that he we know, vittoria wild and tori you found super food for the >> i did i found some super bowls, super fans and super food and among this crowd of eagles nation, hanging out with their head in their crab fries, i found, bill, over here, flexing his biceps. i said hey, let's bring him up he is an eagles fan. it is written right there can you see that right here. >> yeah. >> this thing is crazy. it is all about it. let's go bird. fly eagles fly, super bowl. let's go. >> let's talk about, you eat cakes, cookies and sweets. >> i love this this body was made on it right here. >> i love it. we have a bakery that will get that thing right and tight. lets look at the bakery in the northeast bleeding green, check it out. >> we're flying here. we are heading over to shank's family bakery where steve shank has been spending the day for all those in need of sweets for 25 years. he is also my future father-in-law which is pretty sweet but this year and this weekend in particular it is all about the bird. bird fans are pumped, bakery is pumped, what are you d

it's just simply if rye an's doing it it's doing it in syria's economy, in lebanon's, and it's been doing it since 2003, economic ties, but there's also questionable ones as well. an insurance policy. now, the one thing that prime minister abadi said that was also a security blanket for investors and also something that alealeve eights a lot of their concerns is he's going to look at getting rid of this 10 to 20% kickback that secures the contract. and he is setting up a commission and he wants to see it gain a lot of momentum after the elections. and that brings me to the elections and i'll kind of try wrap up here. the upcoming elections, again, 2.6 million sunnis displaced because of the campaign against isis and what isis did asked for a delay. the iraqi press asked many questions about why isn't the election being delayed? and, of course, you want to be able to say we want to keep it on time, we want to do it the right way, the elections are important. when, mr. ambassador, when you mentioned, you know, cross sectarian and cross ethic coalitions, we're seeing those and they need to w