even the chronic nay sayer voted against the nuclear deal. why? because the think threat to israel. you saw secretary of sate john kerry, in the waning week spend 72 meeting to deliver anti-israel speech. >> let's talk about the how president design power structure. the other day whether when he was talking torture. he said i believe it works. but i'm going to leave it up to secretary of defense because it's his call. is it really his calling or does the buck stop with the president under this administration. if he decides in the 11th hour decision, will he intervene? >> the think to remember about president trump he ultimate maker. there's no accident that we have somebody in the evaloffice somebody accustom from receiving, weighing the consequences, considering the action and making a decision. it's important thing to know about president trump, he ultimate decision-maker. what president is saying on torture, there's a split of opinion. he heard from general, now secretary defense, -- on that. what the president saying is that what leader do is they take into account different bes

sayer: i wanted to briefly talking about some of the , killings thatks have happened recently, you don't really hear a lot about that. -- i haveted to say to go, sorry. to 10,e will move on independent color. caller: thank you for taking my call. first, a question for the gentleman. i want to know how much does it and whovet these people pays for it? know how, i want to much money. it must be a big amount. david, were you able to pick up what the caller said? guest: sure. it,o the vetting, most of it would be our state department when people apply to the says to come to the united states, they have to fill out an application and pay a fee so some of the costs is recovered and most countries around the world they would have to come to our aunselor or embassy for personal interview. they provide a information. the information would then be reviewed by our counsel or officers and they would be the ones to decide whether or not to issue a visa. the refugee process is a lot different. it was started by the united nations. frome get put on list other countries where they are trying to escape w

. >> for the nay sayers no amount will ever be enough ever. the fact is we have contributed more money to education than any other administration in history. >> and $2.5 million to the public pension fund and proposed creating jobs with more bridge and road repairs and infrastructure and vowed to fight the drug addiction crisis in new jersey with more funding for treatment. >>> football fans are getting psyched up for the nfl draft being held in philadelphia this year beginning april 27th and today we learned about the plans for the nfl draft experience, that will be a public event for fans of all ables, live in front of the art museum. walter perez -- >> reporter: well, i love football so i'm biassed and it sounds incredible. interactive exhibits, zip lines and photo-ops with the vince lombardi trophy and the three day draft itself right here in philadelphia. >> what philadelphia will do is absolutely mind blowing. >> that is eagles legend ron jaworsky talking about the plans for the 2017 for the nfl drastic that took place here first. >> it

we heard the same sort of 98 sayers about all of those.hey were all sort of niche for all intents and purposes. i think snap chat is very niche but i think one of the interesting things about this company. they don't see themselves as a social media company. they see themselves very different. as a camera company. and with 158 million active users, it is niche and a really tight demographic. and i think they can go to a lot of places. i do see the sim tlarts on twitter. and of the group we just mentioned, it is the only one that really flamed out. they're talking about a $25 billion valuation for this thing. >> flamed out in the long term. let's not -- >> stock prices. >> facebook traded on the singled cat bid going out and then looked terrible. >> the question for people who are looking at this ipo, should i be buying it bright that time? i would issue this caution. we've sustain exercise before. the long term story doesn't necessarily mean you won't face some very significant short term pain. >> is this good for twitter? >> i think when

. >> reporter: new guys are coming in to silence the nay sayers they don't want to rebill.and they're trying to add that veteran leadership that they got. >> when i came up, you know, i had veteran guys, a lot of veteran guys around. now the students have become the teachers. and they don't want to hear that they can't get it done. >> phillies right now are a contender. >> who is to say, right. >> whose to say, though? >> okay. everyone in first place as of today and, you know, late into the season we're not setting goals, um, to lose baseball games. >> reporter: in clearwater, sean bell, fox 29 news. >>> general manager mcclendon tock very selective what piece he's added to the roster this winter. with an eye towards the future. he's a big fan of the letter p these days. as in practicing patience. >> no team is going to go 162 and zero. and no team will go zero and 162. how we do in between, you know, we'll see. this is a passionate town. passionate fan base that wants to win. so do i. you know, i'm passionate about what we do here and i want to win, too, and i know our ma

up to the ipo, 2013, back to the twitter ipo, and alibaba in 2014, we heard the same sort of nay sayersbout all of those ipos. those were sort of niche for all intents and purposes. snapchat is niche but one of the interesting things about this company, it is not -- they don't see themselves as a social media company. they see themselves as something different, a camera company and a growth opportunity for a company that has 158 million active users it is niche right now and a really tight demographic and they can go to a lot of places. i do see the similarities to twitter and twitter of that group we mentioned the only one that flamed out for all intents and purposes. they're talking about a $25 billion valuation for this thing. >> flamed out in the long term. is think is real. let's not forget that -- >> stock prices. >> facebook traded on the syndicate big going out and lookeded terrible. that's fine. the question for people looking at this ipo will be, should i be buying it right about that time and i would issue this caution, we've seen that exercise before. the long-term story doe

one stock shining a month after the innay sayers were bruising . on cnn money stream next. >>> jeffery sandusky, the son of jerry sandusky is under arrest, charged with soliciting sex from a child under 16 and soliciting child porn. he was arraigned in court on monday. he faces 14 felony and misdemeanor counts with two girls. sandusky has been suspended from his job at a correctional facility. >>> disaster averted in oroville dam in california. officials are optimistic of containing the flooding of the dam. some 188,000 people evacuated after a hole discovered in the emergency spillway. the evacuation order remains in place for three counties. governor jerry brown requested federal money. >>> and there is a truce. between charles oakley and james dolan. after he was removed from madison square garden and banned by the team owner. this is the most covered thing in new york city. a peace negotiated by the nba commissioner adam silver and michael jordan. this happened on monday. jordan played with charles oakley with the bulls. before they won the cha

some people say i look like a nay sayer and constipat, thank you very much. i'm going to do it with jerry willis on report that is moving which is apparently is a first priority. >> first priority, niel. march 13thish for putting the bill forward. that was all the deadline. they say a bill out of the house, ways and means to the house by march. you can see how things are getting pushed back, pushed back, after that, think about it, it has to go to senate, so there are lots of moving parts to this. lots of people who have to sign on not to mention the leadership in congress. i want to tell you the other thing that i learned from my sporting, there's con consensus development around some issues dealing with obamacare, eliminating individual and employer mandates, big support for that. people force today buy obamacare or penalized by taxes, the employer being forced to cover their workers if they hire 50 or more people. very controversial. 19 to 20 obama taxes, big support there for losing taxes, getting rid of those taxes, finally, they are talking a lot about

republican playbook now dismisses this as nay sayers, people upset but democrats did that in 2009 with tea party and paid a price for it. >> and i do think on specific issues, health care in particular, public meetings can put pressure and illuminate these issues and keep you and me as media more focused on issues like health care instead of the latest trump tweet or whatever. >> talk about the new immigration plans just released today. looking at potentially massive expansion in the number of people deported. sean spicer said today the efforts not mass deportation. what do you see? >> it was reassuring he said it wasn't mass deportation, on the other hand scaling up, talking about hiring another 10,000 i.c.e. agents, 5,000 border patrol agents, putting up another 20,000 beds my sources say to house people. giving greater authority to go after people, including those who haven't committed major crimes. makes me very nervous. i think a lot of folks also who are in parts of the economy that depend on these folks are -- >> why make you nervous? >> so many of these people have lived in the

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he shut up all the nay sayers to some degree but you've got to believe there's a part of him that feelscalled to the carpet. his father was on the record saying roger goodell should basically be ashamed of himself. when you take all of those things into consideration, there's no doubt what the feelings are in the brady household, which would make roger goodell uncomfortable. the chants in foxboro have been asking where is roger? >> does lady gaga get political at halftime? >> yeah. i don't think she can help herself and i think that musicians live by a different creed. they're free throwing, they've got renegade tendencies and they're the type of folks that always are looking for an opportunity to make a statement for whatever cause they vehemently support. lady gaga certainly falls under that category and it would not surprise me at all if she tried to make a political statement. but it also would not surprise me at all if the national football league did everything to incentivize her not to. i think she'll give the impression that she'll listen but not totally. >> all right. final sub

even the chronic nay sayer voted against the nuclear deal. why?ause they think threat to israel. you saw secretary of sate john kerry, in the waning week spend 72 meeting to deliver anti-israel speech. >> let's talk about the how president design power structure. the other day whether when he was talking torture. he said i believe it works. but i'm going to leave it up to secretary of defense because it's his call. is it really his calling or does the buck stop with the president under this administration. if he decides in the 11th hour decision, will he intervene? >> the think to remember about president trump he ultimate maker. there's no accident that we have somebody in the evaloffice somebody accustom from receiving, weighing the consequences, considering the action and making a decision. it's important thing to know about president trump, he ultimate decision-maker. what president is saying on torture, there's a split of opinion. he heard from general, now secretary defense, -- on that. what the president saying is that what leader do is the

recently you said the nay sayers have been proven wrong and an additional half a million people in new jersey now have health insurance who didn't before. have you asked president trump to keep the medicaid in place even as the congress and he vow to replace obamacare. >> i think repealing and replacing obamacare was something i was for when i was a candidate for president of the united states and one i'm still for now. how that will happen is going to be the part of what i hope will be a vigorous open conversation between the executive branch and the congress and the nation's governors. since the medicaid program is 50% funded over the course of the next number of months and i'm hopeful we'll be able to be a participant and i'll share with the president and the administration the experiences we have had in new jersey on the medicaid program for instance, five times the number of people are now getting drug abuse treatment. in new jersey through the medicaid program that got it three years ago. that's a good thing for america's future and for our children and so i certainly will share

suggest the following, you were weak, the obama administration was weak, our foreign allies and sad sayers knew it and took advantage. i am strong and will lay the groundwork for our supremacy and then they will do what we say. do you believe that's the right approach and do you believe it's work? >> i don't believe it's accurate or the right approach. it goes beyond that. it's not just enemies took advantage of america. you listen to the president's statements at the prayer breakfast yesterday, everyone in the world was taking advantage of america, all playing america for a fool, we're the victim of an international conspiracy of friend and foe alike. this is why he had such a hostile interaction with the australian prime minister. i think his world view is darker than that. this is also a trend we're seeing in the early days of this administration which is blame everything on the last guy that was in the office. that kind of thing is only going to last so long. they really have to take responsibility for their own foreign policy, and i don't think merely talking tough with our friends as

hole today, predictions so far, 119, he has seen his shadow 102 times, that feels like he is a in a sayer in my opinion. no shadow 18 times. today he saw his shadow again with a sunny start and punxsutawney and that means yes, six more weeks of winter on the way, which seems to be a prediction he liens toward. he toss see his shadow, big guy after all. temperatures right now 44 degrees in philadelphia 42 in wilmington. thirty-eight in allentown. we are at 43 in wildwood. these numbers are still above average, we are about seven or 8 degrees above average all day to day and it has been a mile start to february with the change. notice the wind, wind of change, we will call them yesterday, here they come from the north and west and right now we have he got wind sustained at 15 to 20 miles an hour, and that is making our temperature in the mid 40's feel more like the mid 30's. the pretty quiet weekend but i want to take to you next week because it has been a strong man i can storm system. good news it is just not cold enough with this first snow, it is pulling from the south, a lot of warmth,

who two little black girls that sends a different message not only to the people who are the nay sayersre going to be future black families. here's a standard that i can try and meet. it matters a great deal that we find a way to speak in a broader sense about what our problems are and not just have it all become a knee jerk, well i'm black so they did it to me. >> how can we foster the most effective leaders for the future? how can we make sure that whatever the definition we attach to them is that there are sufficient number of them trained, equipped and so on. >> the first thing we do is what you just discussed and raised which is broaden our notion of what leadership is. if we broaden our notion of a leadership is then we can train people up do a million different things which aren't just one narrow destination. you can -- part of it begins with a sense of possibility and then the next part is the part of responsibility. you just don't go and make a lot of money for yourself and say look what i've done for the people, no. the next part is execution. and then what do you do and how d

he's also a frequently when i sayered name in the early stages of the presidential sweep stakes for 2020vernor, welcome to "meet the press." >> great to be here. let me start the question i ended the tom perez interview with, which is this idea the democrats unite around this idea of being the party of no and the party of anti-trump. that doesn't seem to be your comfort zone. is it moving too fast in that direction in your opinion? >> i'm not sure it is moving that fast in that direction. certainly, there is a lot of, you know, anxiety and anger and protest going on. but you look at someone like tom perez, who is -- he has lived through bias and prejudice. he's experienced it first-hand. he spend years fighting for social justice. and he also as secretary of labor thinks about how to reeducate people for the next generation of jobs. he's a constructive person. now, obviously, he's got lots to criticize and that's part of his job, but he brings up a broad background to the job. >> you hear hillary clinton say resistance, which for a clinton, it seemed like a shock to the system. but you h

yellen still be grilled on capitol hill, this time in front of house lawmakers, defending the fed, sayerss have been a help, nots a hindrance. >>> meanwhile, eric rosingren making headlines say he sees at least three rate hikes this year. bob? >> hello, brian. i notice there's worries about a slow down, but it happened against today the minute president trump -- the market moved up. that was about 10:a eastern time. so far take a look at banks, these four banks here, they're responsible for 18-point move, you see in the s&p 500. 18 points higher, because of the big moves in they banks day. it's not just about trump here. we've been talking about that. central banks are still accommodative. february 28th is when the president will be speaking in front of the congress. and it's likely, guys, he'll probably lea some of that before the actual presentation to congress. guys, back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. the big questions the markets want to know -- will the president be able to get his agenda through? john harwood is in washington. >> hi, tyler. the issue for the president is gett

on behalf of all of your marines, sayers and civilians that support their service, we thank the congress and committee for the opportunity to discuss the challenges your corps faces. while much work needs to be done, the authorizations within coupled with the sufficient funding and repeal of the budget control act will but put us on a path to build and sustain our corps for the 21st century. thank you. and i look forward to your questions. >>> thank you. i want to briefly touch on some of the facts, largely in y'all's written testimony but also some press report and i'll just go down the line. general al lin, in if your written testimony, it says only about one-third of the brigade combat teams and one-fourth of our combat aviation brigades and half of our division headquarters are ready. and then you say, only three brigade combat teams could be called upon to fight tonight in the event of a crisis. now, i think we have 58, right, brigade combat teams and your testimony is that only three of them could be called upon to fight tonight. is that right? >> that's accurate, chairman. and it

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he said we are going to win over those protesters and nay sayers.o. >> couple of things going on outside this world and there is a lot of protests going on. i think there is 500 people out here today there was also in philadelphia we saw the chaos at berkeley and nyu. is it your sense that this isn't just people speaking up, there is organized push back against you guys? that people are being paid? >> clearly there are strong feelings. and our country is facing serious issues. and people have every right to protest peacefully, to be able to let their voice be heard. but my hope is as time goes on, as people continue to see the strong ebb energetic leadership of president trump, putting the safety and security of the american people first, doing what he said he would do to get this economy moving again, i can't help but feel a stronger more prosperous america is going to be more united america. brian: you know you have another job today. he put you in charge of the investigating voter fraud and you are in charge of the task force. he believes there i