neil: scott brown. meanwhile this market is built on helium. easy money, federal reserve provides the gas. when that easy money goes those green arrows could be going too. market watch they're sure of that. on that point using stockman has it right. >> i do. the market is telling us he has it right. look at what happened this week. for three weeks the market corrected on the idea that the fed may tell us they were serious about raising interest rates 25 basis points and come out wednesday with a surprisingly -- statement and of to the races again. neil: was it dovish? it is delaying the interest-rate reckoning. >> they did but really what surprised markets was there was a big gap between where the fed said interest rates would end the year and where the market thought they were. they came down to the market so that told the market they don't believe their own forecasts. they are afraid of what will happen if they raised 25 basis points and they keep moving the goalposts down on what will take him to finally -- the market is realizing that. neil

to scott brown on what the heck is going on here. senator, what do you make of all this?well, i think it's clear that the administration once again is not helping in its relationship with israel. the relationship has been the worst since the creation of the state of israel, and you have ag]d4k khi=)pósk tomorrow. you go there and show up. what do you think of that? >> i'm not a big chuck schumer fan but i agree with him in this instance in that he is one of our greatest allies, if not the greatest ally in that region. then you couple it with the fact that they are consistently -- listen. i have been to israel and you have the rockets and missiles lined up in the bunker for the childcare facilities underground and missiles lobbed at a town and citizens are just trying to live their life. you have a leader who is trying to make sure they don't get wiped off the face of the earth. so here we are having him convey a message to the american people, to congress in particular, listen, if you're going to cut a deal with iran, let us tell you what it's really like living right the

scott brown, chief economist at raymond james who is one of the lowest predictions for jobs growth at,000 jobs created. consensus is at 235 -- 235,000 jobs. scott joins me now. why such a bleak outlook for february? scott: i think the outlook for jobs is still strong. you have some bad weather for the month of february. also, you tend to get seasonal noise. the payroll number is based on a statistical sample. it is accurate to plus or -105,000. we could see a number print as low as 95,000 or as high as 300-5000. there is a huge amount of certainty -- a huge amount of uncertainty. this was an extraordinary pace of job growth. a 4 million annual pace which will be hard to sustain. betty: why is that? scott: these are statistical numbers. it is not unusual to see the numbers go above trend over the short term. maybe a bit lower in the longer term trend. the numbers will bounce around. i would not describe this as particularly weak even though i may be at the low end of expectations. betty: you economists never want to come out as bears on the economy. scott: i am very bullish on the econ

we are no stranger had one time massachusetts senator scott brown would bare his soul with alone campaigngo mayor rahm emanuel will stop at nothing night as their raids to have voters to re-elect him. number three high-school there is an albuquerque mexico decided to forgo a traditional theme like under the seat or god help by not pregnant tomorrow with communism which say cleverly turned into prominism everybody should wear red dresses and they could wait in the bread line hoping to eight that may not seem like the best period productivity just wait until you see what is on the menu. a piece of toast or an old shoe. meanwhile the organizing committee is drinking champagne and eating a steak. they deserve credit for driving away the king and the queen and the need to keep of their strength to make sure no capitalist's ever comes back. number four. george clooney is frequently bought -- brought up as a gubernatorial contender were his credentials are impeccable. very handsome and a millionaire. there you have that. california has a rich history to elect actors as well as a lunatic and phot

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in 2012 she defeated scott brown in massachusetts despite her hilarious claim to indian ancestry.snagged a job at the harvard law school after listing her ancestry as part native american, citing family lore and her high cheek bones, she ended up claiming to be one 32nd cherokee. at this point few insiders think she has a chance of the nomination. moreover, hillary has already adopted her emphasis on income inequality. it isn't as though she doesn't feel heat on her back. in the spirit of politics, making strange bed fellows, the two women might actually need each other. after all, they're really the same person. >>> heart warming story to tell you about of a little boy battling a rare disorder. the eight-year-old diagnosed with a disease that impacts his bone marrow. his family says it's always been his dream to join the military. this week he was enlisted an an honorary member of the texas national guard. >> it's devastating when you found that your child has something that you can't fix. you're a bystander on the side line. >> he wants to help others and help people. >> one of

she faced a tough battle from the republican scott brown last november. in new hampshire, secretary clinton is planning to put together a team and is edging closer to do that. in the last few moments, the republican national committee making a lot of the fact that elizabeth warren, the democratic senator, smn rumored to looking at challenging the former secretary. just in the last few moments, ready for warren, this draft elizabeth warren move. put out an interesting e-mail. if the past two weeks have shown us anything, just it's just how badly we need elizabeth warren in this race. for 11 straight days the political world has been forced on nothing but the focus on e-mails. while there are issues about transparency and open government to consider, it's drowned out all discussion of anything else. interesting you have people on the left trying to make something out of the e-mail controversy but also interesting the republican national committee is trying to make something out of this. maybe they'd rather see elizabeth warren in the race, easier to petebea

here now former senator scott brown who was defeated by ms. warren in massachusetts.l me about this woman. do you respect her. >> of course i respect her. i respect the fact that she ran a very spirited campaign, obviously winning in massachusetts as a republican tough. she ran during a presidential, did everything she could to win and ultimately won. >> so you weren't mad at her for anything she said about you or she didn't do anything untoward in the campaign. >> you need to have a thick citizen in politics. >> i know that some people at times it gets bitter. sometimes it's okay. you seem to be okay with her. >> listen, if you think i'm going to vote for her president that's not happening. >> politics politic sass blood sport. >> as a person do you feel that she is an honorable person elizabeth warren? >> i think she is a good person. >> do you? >> i do. i think she is a good person. >> i don't know her. she teaches at harvard and all that. >> listen, she appeals to a very ultra liberal base of the country. she can -- she can raise money. she has that support of the

in 2012 senator susanzanne collins and scott brown and i went further and recovery improvement act. building off of very good initiative of the administration, the law made the president's do not pay program designs to screen all federal payments in order to double check basic eligibility requirements. simply put do not pay allows a government agency to check whether someone should be paid before the government pays them. i think that is common sense. hope to have a discussion with our witnesses today, especially our witnesses from omb and jo about how all of the legislative issues are working and are not working and what additional measures we should consider and we'll spend time discussing the specific problems of agencies paying people to people who are actually deceased. for example the office of personal management inspector general reported that $600 million were made to those found to have died over five years and this is not unique to this one program and including the collection and use of federal agencies of data on individuals that died will help curve millions to billion

there is a lot to learn and scott is on on the leading edge of that. >> brown: chris hadfield, we're the troubles, the psychology, the physical issues, but it's an amazing experience right, what you see out there, what you feel? >> scott is going to be orbiting the planet as it goes all the way around the sun, one whole orbit around the sun. he's going around the world 16 times a day. he'll see the entire world go from winter to summer to winter. he'll get to know the planet like almost no one in history ever has. the beauty of it, the sunrise or sunset every 45 minutes just the raw power of the nature of the world, it is a mesmerizing gorgeousness that you never get tired of. so yeah, he's doing a lot of science up there, it's important, but it is such a beautiful, magnificent, personal experience. scott is a privileged guy to be there as a vanguard for us all. >> brown: extraordinary. chris hadfield, thank you so much for telling us about it. >> really nays to talk with you, jeff. >> woodruff: finally, to our newshour shares of the day something that caught out eye that might be of

scott brown in for clayton. tucker karlson and anna at your service.hillies. that's what he's doing. his boys of summer. >> did you say the red sox? >> no. i didn't. sorry. in 30 minutes i'm going take you to spring training in phoenix for the cleveland indians. i get in the batters box with high speed heat. >> not surprising knocks it completely out of the park. >>> right now we a start with a fox news alert. a direct threat against our troops. isis reportedly launching a brand new threat against members of the u.s. military leaking personal addresses names, and pictures encouraging loan wolfes to kill those on the list. the pentagon is investigating but the threat hasn't been authenticated. withdrawing from yemen. the u.s. evacuating the remaining personnel in the country torn by viems. nearly 100 special operations forces pulled out. the state department releasing a official statement vowing we will continue to engage the people. this following the deadly attacks on mosques where nearly 140 were killed. right now shiite rebels seizinger is story thr

requirements for agencies to identify prevent and recover improper payments. 2012 senator collins, scott brown and i went further with the recovery and improvement act. building off a good initiative of the administration the law made the president's donot pay program that is designed to screen all payment and double check basic eligibility requirements. it allows a government agency to check whether someone should be paid before the government pays them. that is common sense. i hope to have a discussion with the witnesses especially the ones who are here to talk about how the edge legislative issues are or are not working. and we will discuss the specific problems of people making payment do is people who are deceased. the inspector general reported $600 million in improper payments were made to federal retire retire retirees who were found to be dead. the payments to dead people are not unique to this one program. they -- by collecting data on individual whose died may curb hundreds of bill millions maybe billons, in funds. i am happy to tackle the improper payment do is dead people but unfo

the wisconsin governor meeting yesterday with scott brown the former massachusetts senator who now lives in new hampshire and ran for the senate in new hampshire last year as well as having a meeting with the former governor. he will be joining us on tomorrow's show. we'll ask him about all of that. walker for his part taking not too subtle shots of his own at jeb bush. saying he is the son of a preacher, as apodesed to being the son of a president. walker embracing the label of frontrunner in an interview this week. not a role most candidates like to claim. this is a wide open race in new hampshire. bush and walker are clearly the early leaders in the republican side. there is already a lot online for both of them in new hampshire. let us head up to new hampshire to conquer the new hampshire to the scene of that event that scott walker is going to be speaking at this morning. msnbc political reporter kasie hunt is standing by. this walker event was moved to a different location maybe a little more interest than they were expecting at the same time scott walker giving an interview to cha

. >> that was senator elizabeth warren on tuesday talking about the man she beat in 2012 scott brown.cal group emily's list. warren has come a long way on the national stage since her debay onde debut in 2009. she these days warren can't go anywhere without being asked if she's going to run for president. even though she keeps saying no to that. the persistent clamoring demonstrates the powerful hold she has over a large chunk of american lirmberals. when she complained that a treasury official was too close to wall street. the white house had no chois but to pull his nomination. this week we look at her skill at maneuvering. she wants to be the most powerful democrat in america but doing it without running for president. let's talk a little bit about elizabeth warren. let me read this from a story in politico. this is what barney frank had to say about elizabeth warren. she has no chance to win, none. she would kill her credibility if she did. she's devoted her life to issues she cared about. and the second people perceive her as ambitious, interested in running, that's over. is that

joining us chad morganlander and scott brown, chief economist at raymond james, to talk about the softs now. talking earnings and guidance coming in below expectations. it doesn't help to have geopolitical concerns back at the front end. >> it's convergence as well as valuation of the s&p 500 everybody and the broader marks are topee. looking at forward-looking estimate on p/e multiple of 17 times. global groetwth that is decelerating and in the united states, where are we rooking for q1 1.5% at best. >> bioteches have been hammered. led the market up now back down if term chz thes of the year's gains. nasdaq haddite worst day in almost a year. >> the theme for 2015 will be this move from the high momentum stocks, which have benefited from the wave of liquidity, courtesy of the federal reserve to low moanwmentum stocks. you want to reduce your risk in the equity markets as all other risk marks and be pragmatic about the allocation for the time being. >> yes, we might have seen the ibb, fall nearly 5% yesterday. but it's still up about 12.5% so far this year. while other asset classes h

institute for bringing us together one more time and the co-leaders of our delegation, senator tim scott, senator brown and representative mart martha, thank you so much. it is with our first contact when we first came to selma in 1962. registered people to vote here long before we arrived. also glad to see the daughter of governor george wallace here, peggy wallace kennedy, thank you for being here, peggy. and i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across the bridge on bloody sunday, you didn't have to do it, but you did it! thank you! i tell youuts it's good to be in selma one more time. just one more time. people often ask me, why do you come back? what purpose does it serve? we come to selma to be renewed. we come to be inspired. we come to be reminded that we must do the work that justice and equality calls us to do. on march 7th, 1965, a few innocent children of god, some carrying only a plain purse or a backpack were inspired to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma to montgomery. to demonstrate the need for voting rights in the state of alabama. on that day, on that day, 600 people

. >> maybe the reason they had to do it this way is because they lost kennedy and scott brown and everythingcide on wait it's written, it's not being enforced correctly. >>> a few stocks in the news abercrombie meets assessments. and you see the comp stores down 10%, abercrombie, try to figure out what happened there. how do you go down 10%? you mess up on what you put in the stores don't you? >> pretty much. >> you've been to new york where there's a line outside the abercrombie. >> there's a line outside the one here. >> is there? >> how long did it take for you to get in? an hour? do you have one of those midriff shirts? >> they don't have the models by the way, any more. >> you said this the last time it's a lot of literation for the lumber liquidators holding a conference call march 12th. the company is under fire after a negative report on "60 minutes" the other down. and the food producer missing the mark on earnings and revenues. and it says it won't split its restaurant and grocery business. all you've got to say is on "60 minutes" and it carries connotations, doesn't it? >> uh-huh.

giving us together one more time.cott and the coleaders of our b delegation, senator kim scott, senator sherry brownpresentative terry sewell renttive robye representative roby came thank you t so much. it is good to see our first contact when we came to selma in 1962.. she was registering people to vote here long before we arrived.e th also glad to see the daughter of governor george wallace here peggy wallace kennedy. thank you for being here, peggy. and i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across the bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it but you did it. thank you. i tell you it's good to be in selma one more time, just one more time.oes it people often ask me, why do you ma to come bback? what purpose does it serve?inspir we come to selma to be renewed. we come to be inspired. we come to be reminded that we must do the work that justice 7, and equality calls us to do. on march 7th, 1965, a few innocent children of god, some carrying only a plain purse or arous mil backpack were inspired to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma to montgomery. to demonstrate the need for v

for bringing us together one more time and the core leaders of our delegation senator tim scott senator sherry brownand the representatives. thank you so much. it sis good to mrs. boynton of course our first contact when we came to sell ma in 1962. she was registering people to vote long before we arrived. i'm also glad it see the daughter of governor george wallace here peggy wallace kennedy. thank you for being here, peggy. i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across the bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it but you did it. thank you! i will tell you it is good to be in selma one more time just one more time. people often ask me why do you come back? what purpose does it serve? we come to sell ma to be renew renewed. we come to be inspired. we come to be reminded that we must do the worbgk that we are called to do. on march 7, 1965 a few innocent children of god, some carrying small things, a plain purse or a backpack were inspired to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma to montgomery to demonstrate the need for voting rights in the state of alabama. on that day on that

for bringing us together one more time and the core leaders of our delegation senator tim scott senator sherry brownrepresentatives. thank you so much. it sis good to mrs. boynton of course our first contact when we came to sell ma in 1962. she was registering people to vote long before we arrived. i'm also glad it see the daughter of governor george wallace here peggy wallace kennedy. thank you for being here, peggy. i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across the bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it but you did it. thank you! i will tell you it is good to be in selma one more time just one more time. people often ask me why do you come back? what purpose does it serve? we come to sell ma to be renew renewed. we come to be inspired. we come to be reminded that we must do the worbgk that we are called to do. on march 7, 1965 a few innocent children of god, some carrying small things, a plain purse or a backpack were inspired to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma to montgomery to demonstrate the need for voting rights in the state of alabama. on that day on that day, 600

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brown. there is also assembly man scott wilke is supporting a bill that would add a 2 year felony penalty for people who identity fraud with seniors. so again we'll be watching that. and warren reported to us that meetings were held with legislators on january 13th and 14th. the meet and greet was very successful and they had put together a proposal book on the california senior legislature items they were interested in and the legislators were happy with that and we have asked for an electronic copy. and that is where we stood at the end of january. >> i have a question on the day to choose legislation for $40 million. was that more associated with the elevator? not really. >> not really. according to --. >> in fact, i don't know too much yet, but i think it's more broad. it's general rehab. >> general rehab. does that include that -- that's a very small amount. >> especially state-wide, even though there's a concentration of sro's here. >> we haven't found a bill number yet. we're trying to track that down and we'll continue to track that down. >> thank you. >> any questions. if not, thank

brown. >>> the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley will have in more on the unrest in ferguson, that is next at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news". >>> well, right now local leaders are preparing to gather for latest tribute to the lane philadelphia police officer robert wilson the third. he was kill in the line of duty one week ago. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in cobbs creek, david. >> reporter: chris, cobbs creek was officer robert wilson's home. tonight folks will hold a vigil behind me on this basketball court. people are remembering him across the country. >> we can have just a moment of silence police report report members of the philadelphia a city council held a moment of silence thursday in morning to honor 30 year-old officer robert wilson. the the father of two died after stopping an armed robbery at this game stop last thursday. wilson was buying a game for his son when police say brothers charlton hipps and ramone williams came in and tried to rob the place. >> with this killing of officer robert wilson the the third in philadelphia just last week. >> rep

it's a administrative type question a question from the board, brown act, public records, et cetera it might be coming from nila or scott to shoop and hailey and if it's other issues it's dennis and working on those requirements. it varies depending on the matter. >> okay. so it's not distributed through the city attorney's office as our legal counsel? >> no. but as a reminder deputy city attorney cheryl brakman was involved in the selection of the bench and on the selection committee. >> i think we have a good bench and i agree that we should increase the budget allocation and i should say i chat with the city attorney's office briefly and i think there is a need for clarity in terms of the role for legal counsel. i don't think they want to be off if they're not -- if there are specific kind of responsibilities that are not being addressed to them but i think there is a need for clarity in terms of what that should be, and we should hear from them in terms of what type of clarity they would like to see in order to remain as the general counsel and i agree with director reiskin and want them to be the legal counsel and

former florida governor jeb bush, wisconsin governor scott walker and senators rand paul of kentucky and marco rubio of florida. governor jerry brown responded to senator cruz's announcement on "meet the press." in his interview the governor said that cruz is unfit to run for public office, after he said satellite data shows there has been no warming of the earth for the past 17 years. >> it's climate disruption of many different kinds and that man betokens such a level of ignorance and a direct falsification of existing scientific data. it's shocking and i think that man has rated himself absolutely unfit to run for office. >> the governor says a buildup of greenhouse gases is bringing on storms and global warming and also says it is impacting the severe drought here in california. in a move sure to draw fire from homeowners, the bay area's air quality management district wants to ban the sales of all homes with wood burning fireplaces. homeowners would have to replace their wood fireplaces with gas ones in order to rent or sell their homes. that ban would also extend to fireplaces in all new homes. if approved that measure would

scott, thank you. >> meanwhile, former maryland lieutenant governor anthony brown is running for congress. brown said this morning he is now jumping into that race to replace representative donna edwards who recently lyly announced that she is running for the u.s. senate seat of barbara mikulski. the decision comes about five months after he lost the maryland governor's race. president obama is set to record a segment with jimmy kimmel coming up in just about an hour and you can watch it tonight on 11:35 on "jimmy kimmel live" on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> earlier, it's the return of "scandal" and tonight's biggest "scandal" question, will the secret finally come out? jummy olabanji has the "scandal" scoop. >> tonight's episode is titled "the testimony of diego munoz." who is diego? we don't know that yet. we do know tonight attorney general david rosen will be caught off guard when a surprise visitor provides information that could take down the white house and destroy olivia pope and associates. we've also found out that olivia will try to solve the mystery of what happened to the body of h

brown turned the letter over to the local police tonight. >>> from iconic philadelphia sports caster to convicted conman scott tolleson will learn his fate in the morning. he faces charges for selling fake charity packages for money. he argues that putting him behind bars would do little good. >>> from our jersey shore bureau plans to open a campus location at the former showboat casino says that the taj mahal does not want a campus next door. their statement reads in part -- >>> trump entertainment has not comments. >>> now to the race for philadelphia mayor, tonight democratic candidates had a chance to outline their vision for education. hundreds were on hand for tonight's education forum. voters were able to ask questions about the future of education in the city. candidates laid out their ideas to tackle the school budget crisis in philadelphia. the democratic primary will be held may 19th. jim rosenfield will moderate the first debate ahead of the may 19th primaries. if you a question for the can candidates, let us know. you can submit them now. >>> results are in tonight for a special election in northeast philadelphia. with 57% of t

brown. it has been shown there has been some institutionalized racism within the department. >> scott: police are releasing some more information but they still have not released a motive in the death of this young woman who will elect a person of all. this ucsf dental student was shot one time in the head in her albany department. after a neighbor called in something strange was happening police came. >> i saw in my garbage can of purse and that brought that in to the police. >> scott: this lady and he'll be called police >> there was a bag of something of a blood on >> scott: the sheriff's office is leaving no stone unturned in this investigation >> we're looking at her whole life at this point across all social media and the all information we can get concerning all of her relationships. >> i hate to be associated with such a thing. worry about who is in my house. i'd hate to see a connection between the neighborhood and a place here. >> scott: there was no sign of any forced entry in the murder. which is very weird and the police are trying to figure this out. >> vicki: police suspect a d

scott withers, abc news, ferguson, missouri. >> the family of michael brown condemning the shooting ofhose shooting last summer by a white police officer provoked all the protests in ferguson. brown's family members will not tolerate violence directed at police officers. >> wisconsin's attorney general says a report on a racially tense shooting in madison last weekend should be delivered to prosecutors in two weeks. 19-year-old tony robinson was killed by a veteran police officer matt kenny on friday. investigators have conducted 60 interviews so far. the county district attorney will decide whether to file charges. >> jurors in the boston marathon bombing trial of dzhokhar tsaranev have heard riveting testimony of a carjacking victim. they were shown tsaranev in a convenience store, buying junk food. at that moment, he sprints away from the suv, tsaranev carjacked at gunpoint. the victim runs into the gas station. holding the door closed. tells the clerk to call 911. he reports the tsaranev location. hours later tamerlan tsarnaev was shot in a shootout. his younger brother taken into

scott. >> a little basketball. >> all right. >> just a little. >> just little bit. plenty of upsets already in the ncaa tournament and larry brown some amazeing words about kentucky and hear where two villanova seniors have come from on this journey as the number one seed forville notify va ♪ less than an hour from now villanova will be bouncing that basketball opening their run in the ncaa tournament against lafayette. now never ever has a 16 seed beaten a number one seed. that's why villanova is a 22-point favorite against lafayette. now there are two seniors on this team and they know where they have come from. when darren hilliard and jason pinkston started their villanova basketball career the team was 13-19 in the first season. and now they have come to be the number one seed in the east. >> kind of go through those things in life and going through that year i kind of think it repaired us for this moment being in those situations and kind of going through the 13-19 year was a rough stretch for us and just knowing we made it through. we made it through that tough time and we were able to persevere and come together and show

former florida governor jebb bush wisconsin governor scott walker senators rand paul of kentucky and marco rubio of florida. >>> governor jerry browne responded to governor cruz's announcements on meet the press this morning saying cruz is unfit to run for public office after he recently said that satellite data shows there has been no warming of the planet over the last 17 years. >> kplooimts kplimt disruption of many different kinds and that man has a token of ignorance. it's shocking. i think that man has rendered him absolutely unfit to be running for office. >> the governor says the build up of greenhouse gas is bringing on storms and global warming. he also says it's impacting the severe drought here in california. speaking of drought, new water cuts might be coming. the santa clara county valley district is expected to recommend a conservation goal of 30% this week. also on the agenda for tuesday's meeting a public discussion about raising your water rate a recycled water project and restricting outdoor watering to two days a week. last week state water leaders called for tougher restrictions and the governor announced an eme