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it should help, it is not an insignificant amount, but the opposition sabre cut the cuts that councilsars. —— but the opposition sabre look at the cuts. looking at the long—term, yet again another review of social care financing. we have had a quite a few times, lots of work has been done and there are plenty of papers on the shelf he could pick up and look out, it has got to the point where a politician of any partyjust out, it has got to the point where a politician of any party just as out, it has got to the point where a politician of any partyjust as to make a decision and it will be very difficult, it will have to be a brave decision. the question is whether philip hammond is prepared to do that. there have been cross— party to do that. there have been cross—party talks but they failed terribly last time, will they be able to come to a long—term solution on this very crucial issue? many thanks, vicki young. with me now is the political economist will hutton, who also chairs the big innovation centre which helps businesses move forward. what is your overall impression of this budg

see what did he down in spring training the flyers trying to fight for a play off spot with the sabresit done. that's coming up next in sports. pennsylvania is getting the law requires many to get their child abuse clearances. are you one of them? if you're a coach sunday school teacher a scout leader camp counselor many people who work or volunteer with children may need their clearances. pennsylvania means business when it comes to protecting our children. thank you pennsylvania! find out if you need to get your clearances by going to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. ♪ >>> travis says this is the biggest week of the season for the flyers. three points behind the wild card spot. next three games against teams in the play off hunt f they're going to make this thing happen it starts tonight against the sabres. second period tied at two. they create distance in this thing. vorachek with the shot right here. jordan goes off the 68 gets the goal. claude giroux right there cleans it up. his first goal in 12 games. they really needed this guy to wake up. flyer

three games versus playoff contender, it started last night against the sabres.ond period, flyers were able to crow ate a little distance. michael with the shot right there. claude giroux, cleans it up. that will was giroux's first goal in 12 games. flyers went onto win six to three, now two-point behind the ac. to villanova getting ready for the biggies tournament. tomorrow they'll play the winner every today's saint john's and georgetown game. yesterday jay wright gave clear message to his team. >> just because we didn't can it last year, don't anticipate that we have a lot more games to play. we might only have two games. and you got to think of it that way. there has to be an urgency, and, you know, a loft you have a memory after longrun last year. that's not a given. you know, we've got to earn that. >> to the phillies and tigers in spring training, aaron nola struggling in his second start. he went two innings, giving up five hits, two runs, the phils will go onto win, 11 to six. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> breaking overnight. frightening m

. >> the flyers off until tomorrow night when they travel to buffalo taking on sabres.ey are at practice coming off a solid performance they do lose in overtime but to the best team in the league on saturday washington capitals. flyers have been playing well. this is a big week, in terms of their playoff push. the captain thinks they can play better. >> it is good for the team. we are on the road trip here and in a situation that we are right now, you know, we need to find a way to play our best hockey and lately we have been playing good hockey and we still can get better. >>> fill business the day off in clearwater. we are less than a month away from the start of the regular season. good news, for pitchers roy halladay will join the team as a get instructor. nfl free agency set to begin on thursday, teams are allowed to start negotiating free agents, starting tomorrow. rumors swirling around eagles, yahoo sports reporting they are willing to trade jordan matthews or chase daniel if the offer is right. >>> the bird, connected to pretty much every fry agent wide receive

they beat sabres six-three. >>> tampering sound bad but in the nfl it is g legal tampering is when teamsin looking at players. they cannot sign until thursday at 4:00 p.m. but games begun when it comes to the best players on the market eagles have over eight million-dollar to play with before they release anymore players, they need help in corner and they have interest in webster. he has been a backup and special teams player in denver but if they they can run, catch, tackle they like you. >>> you will recall villanova wildcats who bige championship game last year to seton hall. the cats want revenge. yesterday number two team in the nation prepares for the bige tournament which kicks off for them, thursday at noon , at madison square garden the bige regular season chapel also are number one seed in the tournament and play the winner, of the st. johns and georgetown. >>> the dock is in, former philly and cy young winner roy halladay joined his team yesterday as a special instructor. halladay spent four seasons with the phillies, before shoulder troubles forced him to retire, as one of th

after sabres flyers willie play toronto and boston ahead of them in the standings. steve mason says they cannot be focusing on the scoreboard. >> it is up to us to get as many points as we can regardless of what other teams are doing f we can just put distraction of what other teams are doing and focus on us, we will work out. >> march madness is here after going 28-three, winning their fourth straight bige regular season title villanova wildcats have their eyes on the conference championship. here are cats practicing for heading off to new york, and bige tournament. they will play winner of the st. johns/georgetown game thursday afternoon. last year cats who to seton hall in the championship game so they know they have to step up their game or the results will be the same. >> the guys know, they know, that we have got beat last year and we got beat by a team , seton hall played better we have to play our best basketball. >> if we don't have attention to detail and focus on the little things, it will be the same outcome. we know we have to focus on those things. >>

. >>> the flyers are off until tomorrow night where they travel to buffalo to take on the sabres.off a solid performance. they lost in overtime to the best team in the league the washington capitals on saturday. the flyers have been playing well and this is a big week in terms of their playoff push. >> it's good for the team, you know? we go on a road trip here and the situation we are right now and we need to find a way to play our best hockey and lately we've been playing some good hockey. we can still get better. >> the nfl teams can start negotiating with free agents tomorrow afternoon. yahoo sports reporting they're willing to trade jordan matthews or maybe chase daniel if the offer is right. the birds connected to just about every free agent wide receiver and they need one. there are reports the eagles are interested in kweny brit. teams are showing interest, the giants, 49ers, titans, steelers and eagles. so yes the eagles could be very active in the next few days. >> a busy bunch. >>> will, philadelphia is a city rich with college basketball tradition. >> just in time for

the us sees this as international sabre rattling, but these are international waters.n, there is always a danger this brinkmanship could become a more serious confrontation. it is being called one small step for a technology company, one giant leap in the search for cheap space exploration. the californian company space x have sent a used rocket, the falcon 9, back into space. up till now, rockets have just been used once and then discarded. greg dawson reports. you are looking at a rocket with a difference. unlike the rest, it is fitted with a booster that has been used before. lift off, falcon 9. and now history, as it is successfully relaunched back into space. boosters cost tens of millions of dollars, and are normally discarded and destroyed during an ascent. but the private californian aerospace company spacex has found a way to eject them safely back to earth. after the successful launch, another key moment in the flight to see if the second—hand booster can safely detach and fly back to its landing pad in the atlantic. cheering and applause. rapturous cheers fr

they continue their late season playoff push with a six to three win over the buffalo sabres last nightume their four game road trip in toronto tomorrow night. >> a city is coming to the rescue of we'll tell you how. >> top honors at their long island high school. hear what they credit with their academic success. >> ducks and water seem to go hand in hand right. these baby ducks need a helping hand while swim ngo a canal in indianapolis indiana. the city just installed check it out little small ramps to help baby ducks get out of the canal. they made the decision after realizing the ducklings and geese couldn't jump ov canal's cement edges. anims are praising the city for lending a helping hand to webbed feet. >> seen that before in little parks and things. that's cute. >> little boat launches. duck launches. >> we like ucks. >>> let's go outside. this is duck weather. getting wet out there. this is the boulevard at broad street. just wet here but not far off fox street remains blocked because of yesterday's fire but here at the boulevard traffic is moving fine. rbor township right now

that means tonight against the sabres at 7:30. >> nfl teams can begin negotiating with free agents todayes could be looking to parade. yahoo sports is reporting they are willing to trade jordan matthews for chase daniels, if the offer is right. matthews had 67 catches, and a touchdown last year. you name the receiver, the eagles have interest. but kenny, on that list. the birds reportedly like the former rams wide out who worked with new receivers coach mike grow last year. the 28 year old had 1,000 yards, and five scores, in l.a. last year. also sources say several teams are showing interest in quarterback earned wide receiver terrell pryor, the eagles of course are one every them. he had break out campaign in cleveland, catching 77 passes, for over a thousand yards. the eagles could be looking to make a slash right off the bat as the market opens officially thursday. >>> in about six weeks the nfl draft could be right on our doorstep. if you want to see it in person, you will have to act fast. the nfl has opened a lottery to win two free tickets to the draft meter being set up on the a

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north korea court, what would be course of action, do we show them something other than you know, sabre rattling that we mean business? >> there are a lot of things you could do, sanctions could be one, other thing is put -- in japan, increase ballistic missile navy cruisers and destroyers in the area, other thing is, secretary of state tillerson told everyone the other day that oh, by the way, yeah. the u.s. and japanese mutual defense treaty includes the japanese administers islands in east china sea that china also claims, there is left rang against -- lef leverage against china. we have to get china involved, because china is major trade partner with north korea. charles: thank you very much, it feels like this gets more intend of day. have a great weekend, at home we appreciate you watching of >> lou: the deep state at war with the trump white house. and a left wing judiciary trying to obstruct president p president at every turn. a federal judge in maryland becomes the second to block the revised vetting order one day after the judge in hawaii is over. >> the law is clear and the

the sabres jumped to an early lead with an opening period goal... in the second period...ose moving the puck very well... they find joe it between the pipes to tie the game at 1 (pavelski: 2 goals) less than a minute before the second intermission... a buffalo defensive mistake helps the sharks take the lead 2-1 final: 4-1 san jose (1st in pacific) (steve)thanks gary, here's what's next. coming upa driver, pedestrian and bicycle traffic signal all at the exact same intersection, it's a only in san francisco moment i'm not use to these lights like in hayward, or oakland where usually bike so we're not use to these kinds of lights if you have all three lights together who is most like to ignore them . we'll explore that happens here in the next edition of people behaving badly (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. ♪ [one

because one sabres into dealing with the questions of where did the holy family live? >> isn't this exciting, though, to think we are looking at such an important part of human history at this point. >> it's possible this house is the real deal, because we have to remember mary was alive through much of the period of the early church. >> she would have passed down the memory of where these places were to the disciples tha would have passed them down further. >>> the gospel of mark. >> what happened during his childhood is a mystery. >> it's a matter of just speculation as to what the early years of jesus were like since none of the gospels tell us anything about that. >> the new testament tells us very little about jesus' childhood years, and so to get an idea of jesus as a child we have to look into archaeology and look to history outside of what the gospels tell us. >> one of the very few gospel stories about jesus' childhood is after the death of harrod the great. >> according to the gospel of matthew, they do not go to skwra judea. >> they go to nazareth, who is ma

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the sabres and made everybody next our neighbors to everybody else. belarus and boston are next for neighbors on the internet. the bad guys have made a small paved the way we have to respond is by shrinking it back on behalf of the good people. the first thing we need to do is make sure we are clear inside the government on who has the responsibility is feared at the end of the end the president the end of president obama's administration, he offered his clarity so wanted that makes the thin spirit i hope you know if you're at this conference the fbi's responsibilities threat response. to figure out what the bad guys are doing, respond to intrusions coming to understand the threats and a great way. the department of homeland security is responsible for threat mitigation, especially helping people hard in the targets to a weight being victimized and be great at helping people get back on their feet. the director of national intelligence responsible for making sure we all have the intelligent we need to understand threat admittedly responsibly. here's t

minute, the flyers are starting their most important see if they can start it off right against the sabres next in sports. ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >>> good morning, fight to go get into the playoffs, in the second period, the flyers, little distance, michael with the shot, claude giroux, that was drew's first goal in 12 games. the flyers went onto win six to three, now two-point behind the eighth seed. to villanova, they're getting ready for the biggies tournament, trying to get the bad taste out of their mouth from last year, even a lost could be a learning experience. >> they showed us how it was one of those things how we can be, you know being humbling experience, but at the same time, we got that, we watched the film. we realize we had lost that game because of the detail. and we focused on, you know, this little thing, that little thing. >> to the phillies, spring training, aaron nola struggling in the second outing. he went two innings, giving up five hits, and two runs, but the filth phils go onto win 11 to six. that'

it is not reticent about rattling its own sabres when necessary and north korea -- south korea, rather a target of those. it's a dangerous time in that relationship. >> they've got to get the act together both the german chancellor and the president of the united states. as you heard, there is tension over the past few months and the president is concerned that as far as nato is concerned germany is not paying the 2% of the gdp. >> germany spends only 1.2% even though it increased its spending. if the president feels this is a legitimate comment. it's a larger issue not only about what president trump thinks is the europeans' riding on the coat tails of the american taxpayer, but there is an issue about european unity and whether this is a president that supports european unity. he sees angela merkel as a linchpin of european unity. when he talks for germany to fleece to the united states, this goes to the heart of what he's doing working on more of these bilateral relationships. some of his secretaries have gone out and gave welcoming messages. but certainly she's going to want to sol

they continued their late season playoff push with a six to three win over the buffalo sabres last nightrs resume their four game road trip in toronto tomorrow night. >>> the villanova wildcats are practicing ahead of the big east tournament. the defending national champs are ranked second in the nation. they'll open against either saint john's or georgetown tomorrow at madison square garden. >> 6:22. breaking overnight, a violent home invasion sends a newborn to the hospital. >> annie mccormick is updating the search for hoop barged in. annie. >> reporter: matt, that's right, an eight day old baby remains in the hospital under observation after he was knocked to the ground during that violent home invasion. we'll have details coming up in a live report. >> ♪ for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 150 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios

important week of their season, three games versus playoff contenders, starting last night against the sabresnd period, flyers were able to create a little distance. michael, with the shot right there, and claude giroux, cleans it up. that will was drew's first goal in 12 games. the flyers went onto win six to three, now two points behind the ac. to villanova, getting ready for the biggies tournamentment tomorrow they'll plane the winner every today's saint john's and georgetown game. yesterday, jay wright gave a clear message to his team. >> just because we did it last year, don't anticipate we have a lot mover games to play. might only have two games. and you got to think of it that way. there has got to be urgency. and, you know, a loft have you a memory of a longrun, last year, that is not a given. you know, we've got to earn that. >> to the phillies and tigers in spring training, aaron nola struggling in his second start. he went two innings, giving up five hits, two runs, the phils will go onto win 11 to six. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> thank you, sean. well, we are one

. >> shannon: so we have the sabre rattling by north korea not surprising. there's a change in power they seem to need attention. they're blaming the joint exercises in the region as the cause for their actions. you're response. -- your response. >> it's nonsense. every year they complain about it. let's look at the reality, for 25 years north korea has been pursuing deliverable nuclear weapons and for 25 years in republican and democrat administrations alike we've been trying to negotiate them out of the program which has failed. now we're at the point where the commander of u.s. forces korea estimates north korea is close to miniaturizing a war head and putting it on a missile to hit the west coast of the united states shortly. the missile tests north korea conducted in the past few days have said were potentially aimed or could be aimed at u.s. forces in south korea and japan. south korea and japan and united states are rightly worried the erratic unstable regime in north korea that's detonated five nuclear weapons could be a threat to south korea and sou

if there is any time to be rattling sabres it's now with the transition we are going through here. the brexit crisis in europe and so forth. this is the time. if they are going to make a move. >> we have to be worried at this moment. we are seeing not only tests from north korea but we are continuing to see more aggressive behavior from iran. this is anything but in terms of political risk. >> here again we are not seeing that in the markets. >> i think we have to see something significantly stepped up to see if in terms of gold or in terms of the oil price because of the middle east. we can talk about the fear factor. we have to see something materialize for the market to get nervous. >> good to see you both. thank you for your insights today. >> a little more than 45 minutes to go. the dow is down 30 points, back below 21,000. the s&p is down. >> do you think it will be this way until the jobs number? it's early. >> this is a market that still feels like it wants to go higher. as we were discussing, plenty of reasons it might take a pause. >> snap posting its first decline since

quite to make our streets so much safer than when we make the streets of san jose and san francisco sabre other cities in the state are going to look at us and say, we want that. we want to stop the senseless loss of life that comes from cars and drivers speeding to our streets. so we are ready for this and we are going to go ahead and work very hard to pass this i thank you all so much for your support on this. >>[applause] >> thank you cheryl and i also want to thank a moment and thank director reiskin giggling paul rosen katie mccarty the team it sfmta eight been working on this for years. our final speaker is the mother of her daughter and she will tell the story of what happened at school crosswalk in san jose could elizabeth chavez. >> hello everyone. i will begin by introducing myself. my name is elizabeth and i represent [inaudible] who would've thought on may 14, 2013 our lives would've changed? on the afternoon of may 14 received a phone call from my oldest daughter. despite her innocence in a weak voice, she tells me, mommy, my sister is on the floor. she is dead. write them be

they are making it much harder for sabres and companies to get money out of china.t down the capital -- --ers savers and companies to get money out of china. they brought down the capital borders. moving money market rates higher. if you look back at the general , themy story in china general economy story has stabilized quite a bit. you see that a new manufacturing -- in the manufacturing data. take it all together, and it is a better story for the yuan. it takes a lot of pressure off the china reserves. the question is how long this can last in the face of a fed hike. jonathan: the has not been the past couple of months. on the bloomberg, reserves which are the yellow line have dropped. it is not enabled the chinese to stop or prevent this surge of the u.n. going much higher than it already has. is the direction of travel going to change anytime soon? right now, it just screams weaker chinese currency. certainly, america was to push it weaker. that is where a lot of expectations live. is significant risk lies on your side with the fed. if they go ahead and tighten

maybe that goes into the equity markets, maybe it is an allocation away from the sabr europe.n two other asset classes. we do see higher rates across europe, which means growth has been decent. inflation data has been good, spain is going around, you could get some better news equity markets across europe, seeming relatively undervalued and cheap. you're going to have good opportunities to invest and we have to get through the political dynamic first. jon: do you see the politics changing radically? the opposition is clearly the eurosceptic party. the fact that marine le pen is in the running tells you about the situation. that is not going to reverse it self because the election might go and manual microns way. >> the long time is certainly correct. populism rising has certainly been a risk but it is also a question of time. , he buys more time for an investor and time is something we have to factory. if we get a two or three year reprieve of maybe extreme populism rising, there is plenty of money to be made. david: there is one potential lesson we could take away -- there is

sort of some sabre rattling. a bit disconcerting.orries me more than the storm. >> unclear what we'll find out over there. given the back and forth that the press is not on this plane with him. >> yeah. >> that is something i think would care about, maybe not. separately, this is a fascinating story. rex tillerson used an alias e-mail address while at exxon to send and receive information related to climate change according to the new york a.g. office. he used an alias wayne tracker. wayne is tillerson's middle name. it was discovered as part of the attorney general's investigation as to whether exxon misled share holders and the public about climate change. they said the e-mail was put in place for secure and expedited communication between tillerson and senior officials. the issue is they didn't deliver the e-mails when originally subpoenaed. >> i was going to say, i know some people at nbc who have secret e-mail addresses -- >> people have separate e-mail addresses, but if there's a subpoena, you have to deliver the e-mail irrespe

plus, more sabre rattling from north korea, threatening to test another nuclear weapon and they say theest could come before the end of the month. ambassador john boulton on that next. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see yo ♪ >> two developments in the london terror attack. number one, police have arrested two more suspects overnight. they call the arrests significant. second, a fourth victim of the attack has died. he was a 75-year-old londoner. come on in, please, ambassador john bolton. mr. ambassador, there's a bigger issue involved here, which is being actively talked about throughout europe as of right now and that is a religious test on immigration. they're focusing on muslim immigration. what do you know about this? >> well, i think it's been boiling around because of the significant increase of terrorist attacks in europe and the decision of some eur

. >>> north korea rattles the sabre again, and we'll get a live report. >>> first, here's bill karinss in the southeast. >> no tornadoes and it was winds that caused the problem, and we had a lot of hail reports that covered the ground. this is in claremont, georgia. a lot of reports in tennessee. and this storm rolled quickly, and now they are gone all the way off the coast and a few showers left around northern mississippi and memphis, and zero tornadoes, and the swath went from nashville to augusta. and nobody wanted this after a beautiful day yesterday, and it's frigid out there. the windchills in single digits and in teens in most areas. the temperatures are quickly plunging, and d.c., philadelphia through virginia, and then when you come home from work and school today, it's in the 20s and single digits in northern new england. windchill in atlanta is at 39, and raleigh around 20. the rest of the country mild, and the southern half of the nation stood in with a lot of wet weather. air travel today, if we are going to get delays, watch out around new york city and d.c. and the ar

is this going beyond your typical sabre rattling?> it is and ng he it's important for people to note that this is not something just developed since president trump has taken office. what we're watching with north korea is a gradual progression over the years of them pursuing what they've been stating they want to pursue for quite some time now. intercontinental capabilities, delivering to the continental united states, they have been talking about this for long time. i guarantee we'll look at this as somehow it happened in a bubble and now it's just president trump's fault, but this has been happening for a while and we're getting to a point-- >> mike, i'm not as concerned with fault as what do we do about this? we heard secretary of state tillerson saying that everything is on the table. and maybe a preemptive strike, like israel had to do, set it back to the stone age and make them start from scratch? because it seems to me the danger with the nut job in charge of this country is that he will actually get the capability and use it

quite to make our streets so much safer than when we make the streets of san jose and san francisco sabre other cities in the state are going to look at us and say, we want that. we want to stop the senseless loss of life that comes from cars and drivers speeding to our streets. so we are ready for this and we are going to go ahead and work very hard to pass this i thank you all so much for your support on this. >>[applause] >> thank you cheryl and i also want to thank a moment and thank director reiskin giggling paul rosen katie mccarty the team it sfmta eight been working on this for years. our final speaker is the mother of her daughter and she will tell the story of what happened at school crosswalk in san jose could elizabeth chavez. >> hello everyone. i will begin by introducing myself. my name is elizabeth and i represent [inaudible] who would've thought on may 14, 2013 our lives would've changed? on the afternoon of may 14 received a phone call from my oldest daughter. despite her innocence in a weak voice, she tells me, mommy, my sister is on the floor. she is dead. write them be

seems in the last 24 hours, dan, less sabre-rattling with the republican party, understanding hey, theld's watching us make the sausage and the outcome could be, could have serious impact on the party as well as the nation? >> i think that is absolutely right, charles. the first vote of any, first major vote of any administration is very critical. of course it will portend the future both for the republicans and congress and equally importantly the president himself. when i worked in the senate, ronald reagan's first votes were fortunately were successful, put him on a track to be successful legislatively. you're absolutely right it is a very important note. charles: it has been noted that the lasted a administrations tried to tackle this ended up in the long run hurting their political parties. so, there is some concerns that maybe it was rushed. there wasn't enough conversation beforehand. there has been a lot of quibbling about this three-stage process. you were, you were with the cbo. what do you make of the attacks on your former agency, that it is really faulty and it could be pl