scott kelly was on the international space station for 340 days almost a full year while his identicalh. scientists collected samples from them before during and after scott's nasa. now scientists are working to determine which are directly tied to his time in orbit or could it possibly be something else, something different? the full results of the twin study will be released -- not be released for another year or two. >>> and it seems that swiping right has become the latest way to find love on your cell phone for us and maybe not just us, now a zoo in the netherlands is going to see if it's going to work for primates. they've created tinder for orangutans. they will help an 11-year-old female orangutan swipe through a selection of possible partners. here she is i think just kind of taking a look at it. the goal is to pair her up with an orangutan that she's actually attracted to and to improve her breeding chances. we'll see if this actually works. thathey're not so different from us these monkeys out there matt. >> they may be more advanced if they don't walk around with their cell

early findings shows scott kelly's biology and dna changed, an increase in protective caps . >> bottom line, it is time to live to space to live longer. >> there you go. you got scott kelly to thank for that. >>> anthony weiner's troubles is getting worse and worse. >> we have a little taste of it here. >> we are not quite done with it. a little piece behind the initial wave. light snow in boston and areas of massachusetts. we are almost done with this storm. we are not going to get a lot of additional snow, just an inch or two possible and a little bit there with enhancement there in western pennsylvania. today's forecast very quiet. looking beautiful in the n "early today". gone sayonara. this scarf, all that's left to remember. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! the long lasting scent of gain flings. quilted northern works their bathroom experience. but these birds see all and forget nothing. except this one, who has an outlet for a face. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! sha

early findings shows scott kelly's biology and dna changed, an increase in protective caps . >> bottom line, i live to space to live longer. >> there you go. you got scott kelly to thank for that. >>> anthony weiner's troubles is getting worse and worse. >> we have a little taste of it here. >> we are not quite done with it. a little piece behind the initial wave. light snow in boston and areas of massachusetts. we are almost done with this storm. we are not going to get a lot of additional snow, just an inch or two possible and a little bit there with enhancement there in western pennsylvania. today's forecast very quiet. looking beautiful in the southern half end of the country. here is a closer look at your day ahead. so temperatures are pretty warm. usually after the clipper systems go by it's pretty cool. temperatures are above average near the mid-atlantic today. there ishe f fargo. >>> in argentina nearly 2,000 people crushed the world record for the most people floating while holding hands. there is a lot of salt in the water there. the previous regard of 634 people was set in

. >> nasa releasing a year long study on astronaut twins mark and scott kelly.ational space station for 340 days almost a full year while his identical twin brother mark was on earth. scientists collected samples from them before during and after scott's nasa mission. early results show scott kelly saw changes in bone formation, hormones, dna and a slight change in cognition. however, some of these changes returned to normal when the astronaut returned to earth. the full results of the twin study will be released in another year or two. >> how can it not affect you gravity changes everything. >> and all sorts of other things we don't necessarily understand. time is very different out there than here. >> i'll think about it before i go to mars. >>> 6:27. following breaking news on the blue route. a ramp from i-95 remains closed. it's a mess. >> and later a woman wakes up to find her iphone blowing up. not from texts or e-mails but with flames right next to the bed. hear what her husband did to keep a bad situation from getting even worse. >> ♪ what's more heart-p

all the time in space melted scott kelly's dna. what does this mean for the future of space travel.cott was sent to live in orbit for nearly a year while his brother mark on the right stayed ground on the planet earth it was the perfect situation to stud why it effects of space. because they are identical. upon his return scott was taller than mark. scientists say his dna has changed as well. so could space travel be the best way to combat the aging process or are future spacemen doomed to die a slow death. let's talk about this. some interesting stuff. scott kelly was taller at least for a little while because his spine decompressed in microgravity. >> for those of how want to go to mars after 2030, there is od news and bad ws about going to mars. scott was 2 ches talleafr ter going into outer space. when you go to bed at night your spinal cord also decompresses and you are taller at night than you are during the day. but after he came back tort, gravity compressed his spinal cord and he went back to his normal height. kennedy: the telemeres were longer. the caps at the end of chro

nasa used identical twin former astronauts mark and scott kelly to look at what living in space does to the body. scott spent a year on the space station while mark was here on earth. the biggest difference they say is scott's chromosomes changed. normally chromosomes shorten as you get older but his became longer. however, they then shortened when he came back to earth. similar thing happened with his height. w his twin when he came back. all these short people were saying need to get to space. >> just stay in space. >> it apparently took just two days for him to go back. >>> this study is for geeks. >> i'm in. it reveals who does the best on "jeopardy!" i'm definitely in and which categories with the toughest. >> this was done by some organization called casino.org and looked at 33 seasons worth of jeopardy. questions and contestants. toughest category is nobel prize winners. the next hardest, vice presidents. >> mike pence. >> true. >> who is mike pence. the occupation that tends to perform the best administrative assistant, they do better than software engineers and doctors. >> i

they say that scott kelly experienced declining bone formation.ever levels of the healing hormone that helps with bone and muscle health increased. more study reasonable doubt are underway to look at more. >>> time is 5:54. police in san mateo warning about credit card skimmers found at a gas station. two card skimmers were found a couple of days ago at a 76 gas station on el camino real anymore he were found inside the gas pump. those thieves may have a key to open up the gas pump and plant that card skim erin side. >> is this concern that they found it on the inside of the machine because -- when it's inside its like someone is able to access the device itself. >> here is video from another incident in san mateo, taken by a woman who spotted a card skimmer on an atm inside a 7- 11. is he was able to remove it from the machine. security experts say if you are worried about being skimmed like that pay with cash or use the app like apple or google pay. >>> facebook is closing in on the two billion user mark. the social network had 1.86 billion mont

kelly. researchers say that scott's dna changes while in space. is now returned to normal now that he is back on earth. they think that this shows how sensitive genes are to changing environments. they say that scott experienced declining bone formation. however levels of a healing hormone that help was bone and muscle health actually increased. more studies underway to look at how long periods of time in space affect the human body. >>> facebook is closing in on the two billion user mark. according to its had 4th quarter earnings report they had 1.86 billion monthly active users at the end of 2016. more than a billion used facebook every day. the company stock set to open up about 3% this morning. >>> you can just call it tesla. after 13 years they are shortening their names. tesla has been expanded in to more industry than just cars. it has built a massive factory in never testify to produce batteries. it's not just to build cars. >>> what's being called a mobile device of destruction is going up for auction late their month. hitler's bunker tel

year spacein can scientist had a unique chance to study this thanks to astronaut twins mark and scott kelly. chemical modifications to scott's dna increased while he was in return to normal once he was back on her. he experienced a klein in bone formation, but levels of a healing hormone that helps bone health increase, and stress hormones stayed the same. jonathan: they also say that he grew two inches. i will sign up for that. alison: there you go, go for master not to basketball player onaut from astor basketball player. erin: the capitals had a chance to get back on track tonight creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. ton: the capitals hoped bounce back tonight against the bruins after a disappointing loss to the islanders. closing secon

the study was conducted during scott kelly's year in space while mark was on earth.difications of his dna increased in space but returned to normal on solid ground. mark's dna shifted around slightly during the study. >> hm. >> okay. >>> a lot of things can happen in space. >> ha ha. >> like this. >> and float. >> eating food that floats. >> and eating food out of these vacuumed sealed packs, right, turkey mea -- >> wasn't scott at a speaking engagement at one of the schools talking to kids? >> one of them. >> one of them. >> i wanted to crash the class third grade. [ laughter ] >> michelle and i we have discussed this. we're landlubbers, right? >> yeah. >> hm. >> not time to go up in space. >> i'd go in a heartbeat. >> i know you would, roberta. >> i would go in a minute but i would miss burritos. [ laughter ] >> all right. let's take a look at traffic. >>> we have a crash in novato. slowdowns in novato. a multicash crash involving a rollover here so if you are heading out this way make sure you give yourself extra time to get through there. we just got some slowdow

. >>> astronaut scott kelly spent nearly a year on the space station and while his twin stayed on earthbg his biological and dna changed, most notably, an increase on the protective caps on his chromosomes. >>> people are getting all wrapped up, and that's literally what is happening. they are getting wrapped up in the latest health trend, and it's called adult swaddling, and it's being used as therapy for adults to cure post presidency aches and pains. women get wrapped up from head to toe and gently rock from side to side in hopes of alleviating the stiffness, and some health care officials are not yet convinced it has any lasting medical benefits. i don't think i am flex enough to do that? >> i would stick with a massage. >>> thanks for watching "early today," everyone. >> make sure to follow us on facebook, "breaking news"--- we're following an overnight killing in san jos-- man is fou de in front of a cal business. and several blocks of a busy st >>> breaking news this morning. an overnight killing in san jose. a man found dead in front of a local business. several blocks of a busy

astronaut scott kelly's year in space changed his dna at least temporarily. he and his twin brother mark were part of a study to see how space travel could impact humans long-term. the brothers shared biological samples before during and after scott's trip. mark was on earth the entire time. when scott returned, scientists noticed several changes. the first he was a full two inches tailer than his brother. also the caps at the ends of scott's chromosomes lengthened while in space. now those caps typically shorten as we age. many of scott's results reversed themselves after he got back to earth. >>> check out these new pictures to have icy rings around the planet of -- of the icy rings around the planet of saturn. nasa just released the pictures taken by the spacecraft. this is the closest view of the planet ever before seen. in april, it will embark on the final mission plunging between the rings before disappearing and burning in the planet's atmosphere. nasa scientists say the pictures of saturn have yet to come. >>> remarkable looking at pictures like that

"cbs evening news" anchor scott kelly is in studio 57 to help us do just that.at 8:00. >>> president trump's first solo news conference at the white house was an unprecedented act of accusations and exaggeration. >>> president trump tried to personally take control of the news cycle. >> russia is a rouse. russian is a rouse. >> he called the justice department to open a criminal investigation into what the president referred to as illegal leaks. >> i think he was grabbing the wheel. he wants to be back in control. >> did he look like he was in control? >> to the people who love him, he looked absolutely like he was in control, tweaking the noses of the press in there, a man in control of all the things his administration has done. >> where are you from? >> bbc. >> another beauty. >> impartial, free and fair. >> yeah, sure. just like cnn. >> the cnn reporter did fight back. >> just because the attack of fake news and attacking our network, i just want to ask you, sir -- >> i'm changing it from fake news to very fake. >> if that doesn't work he might have to ratch

look at the overall picture, you take somebody like george stephanopoulos and joe scarborough, scott kelly, all of these liberal news media, they -- gave money to the hillary campaign and constantly told us that hillary clinton would win the election. ,ll of these people believed it all the democrats, liberals believe it that hillary clinton would win. when she did not win, they were beside themselves, i feel sorry for themselves, i am stressed because they are stressed, they are running around chicago with no clothes on and beating up at the writing, they are standing in traffic and i feel sorry for them and i am stressed for them. it is a shame they can't believe that we have finally got a real leader in washington, donald is telling it the way it is. and they are stressed because they have never been able to handle what a good leader is. they are talking about this missiles being fired, the last lady, they did that on obama's watch, he caved into the world, the united states has a leader now -- host: in other headlines in today's "new york times" -- graphical ways the gop leaders during

from director sally potter, her glittering lineups include kristen, scott thomas, kelli murphy and othershe film portrays the events of a night in contemporary london. but don't expect things to be anything like as colorful as they were on the red carpet. take a look. >> everybody, it seems, that we're expecting not one, not two, but three babies. people. >> it's supposed to be a party among friends. but the atmosphere is anything but friendly. >> was that a boast or a cry for help? i couldn't quite tell from your tone of voice. >> director sally potter's dialogue laden film brings together a cast of heavyweights. >> we fill them up with each other. we've all having affairs in the film. it's one of the most enjoyable filming experiences i have ever had. >> the director says the film is based on things people wish they didn't think. or feel they are not allowed to say. >> babies get born every day in extremely large numbers to the point of endangering the planet and all of our futures. >> the party takes unexpected turns. a parody of left wing intellectuals that puts politics, friendship a

scientists compared scott kelly's condition in space compared to that of his earth-bound brother.rk. he did return to earth a full two inches taller. short men are saying sign up. that's a lot. >> i read this yesterday. his telemears were longer. they must have learned so much. i'm excited to hear more about that. >> it's good they have two of them to compare. >> a real comparison, nice. >>> the new york police department is implementing the more than 20,000 will wear them by 2019. up to half of the country, roughly 18,000 law enforcement agencies are adopting them. jeff pegues is at a police station in washington with how the technology is changing the dynamics between law enforcement and citizens. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're in washington, metro p.d.'s first metro station. there are 100 body cameras on this wall. every day officers take them out of the charging dock, put them on their chest and hit the streets. it's look at interactions between the police and community all m.i.t. members on a pennsylvania control will be wearing body cameras. >> reporter

former massachusetts senator and fox news contributor scott brown, kevin kelly, recon capital partners. dan, i don't know who said it, god made republicans to cut taxes. >> you said it. david: what is the problem this time? >> as kevin mccarthy started to get technical on you, david, talking about the baseline -- david: that was foot-dragging clearly. >> well, you know, the republicans are worried about how big of a hole, i know you hate to hear about this, how big of a hole the tax bill might punch in the deficit and the reality is there are deficit hawks in the house and in the senate who will not sign on to a tax bill unless that hole is closed. they're hoping to get some of the hole closed by reducing outlays on obamacare. david: scott, these pencil pushing republicans have always been wrong. every time there is major tax cut for individuals and corporation the economy has boomed. the stock market has gone up, actually whether democrat or republican. jfk did it too. >> ronald reagan did it obviously and jfk as you referenced. here is the issue. you have a situation now with the pre

record in the 1000m in birmingham on saturday where she took a second of dame kelly holmes previous record. the 23—year—old scottruled out for the rest of the season with a slight tendon tear. his trainer colin tizzard said the injury was discovered this morning when he was scanned. he'd won his first four races over fences, including a three—length victory over cue card in the king george 6th chase on boxing day. it means he'll miss the cheltenham festival next month. and in the meeting of two of the new teams

record in the 1000m in birmingham on saturday where she took a second off dame kelly holmes previous record. the 23—year—old scott in the 1,500m and 3,000m. cheltenham gold cup favourite thistlecrack has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a slight tendon tear. his trainer colin tizzard said the injury was discovered this morning when he was scanned. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. mps are calling on the government to take urgent steps to address what they call "significant teacher shortages" in england. figures last year showed that almost a third of new teachers who had started jobs in english state schools in 2010 had left within five years. the education select committee has called on the government to find ways of making teaching more attractive and to stop people leaving the profession. with me now is charles tracy, who's the head of education at the institute of physics. he gave evidence to the committee for their report. what do you think needs to be done to get these kind of teachers into the profession and keep them there. much of it is covered in the report wh

record in the 1000m in birmingham on saturday where she took a second off dame kelly holmes previous record. the 23—year—old scottck has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a slight tendon tear. his trainer colin tizzard said the injury was discovered this morning when he was scanned.

but i qualify it. >> good stuff. >>> "the closing bell" with kelly continues. >>> thank you, scott. the closing bell," everybody. i am kelly evans. here is how we're finishing the day on wall street. dow dropping 57 points to close at 20,053. the russell small caps closed lower by about two points. 1358. in the middle you see the broad market closed slightly positive by 1.5 points. nasdaq, you would think it was good enough for a record high on the nasdaq which closed at a high yesterday. we'll double-check but 5,682 the closing level in technology. that composite, i should say, has been on a tear. the reporters are standing by getting ready to cover big earnings which are starting to stream out. susan li on whole foods and julia boorstin with lions gate. we'll get to everybody in a moment as the results come in. we're also one year away from the start of the winter olympics. we'll speak with shaun white later on the program. joining us first, cnbc senior markets commentator, michael santolli and mel. and dave from joffrey. mike, first to you as we try to get a little bit of the disc

record in the 1000m in birmingham on saturday where she took a second of dame kelly holmes previous record. the 23—year—old scottce in the 1,500m and 3,000m. cheltenham gold cup favourite thistlecrack has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a slight tendon tear. his trainer colin tizzard said the injury was discovered this morning when he was scanned. he'd won his first four races over fences, including a three—length victory over cue card in the king george 6th chase on boxing day. it means he'll miss the cheltenham festival next month. and in the meeting of two of the new teams in the netball superleague, wasps came out on top against sirens. the coventry—based club, who are linked with the rugby team, scored 11 unanswered goals in the second quarter. it was enough to prevail 57—43 in glasgow. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. studio: hello, welcome to our look at what is going to be in newspapers tomorrow morning. with me are former pensions minister baroness ros altmann and the evening standard columnist mihir bose. the financial times leads with a warning from the chan

and we have all new set of hobbs for the drive home that's the winds, bob kelly, later on the scott outsideill check in with bob kelly in just a moment. we have the experience through you, scott, how does it feel outside? >> i feel like i'm in a snow globe, sue. it was snowing heavier earlier. but right now we're just looking more at a light snow. it is still kind of accumulating here. there is more after slushy mess here in old city. this is market street. no plows have been through, not enough for flus on market street. but sidewalk icy and dicey, folks are out, this guy behind me is just kind of grabbing some breakfast, and of course, yes, you got to eat. on a snow day, let's go over here to the bus stop. see if there is anybody waiting on the bus in the cold and in the snow. some buses have been delayed, but it looks like oh, we have some people here, waiting for the bus, good morning, what's your name and where are you headed? >> i'm julie and i'm going to the navy yard. >> how long have you been waiting for the bus? >> about ten minutes. >> how was your walk to the bus stop here? >> n

kelly right now. disney stocks on tap. >>> thank you, scott. welcome to the "closing bell", everybody. m kelly evans. finishing up another record day. the nasdaq closing at an all-time high. the other average, the bond market fairly positive. the s&p gaining less than a point on the bell, 2292 is the level there. dow and nasdaq both up .2 of a percent. that is good enough to put the nasdaq on a record high. 5674. 5666 was the prior closing high. dow needed to close above 20,100. we fell 12 points shy of that. still that index was positive. the russell 2000 continues a streak of under performance dropping about .4 of a percent to 1361. and now brace yourselves because we've got some big earnings that are going to be hitting the tape any moment now. all of our reporters are standing by. julia boorstin on disney, meg terrell on gilead, susan li on panera, yum china, josh on twillio and one on zullilo. joining us is michael santoli. rob cox checks in from reuters breaking news and sarah malek managing director at tiaa investments which is an affiliate of nubine. mike, before we get into the

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm scott wapner. another record breaker for stocks. apple on track for a record close as well. the dow on pace for its fifth record close just since the inauguration. it's 20 seconds since the election. we'll look at whether it's time to get cautious or not. >> the question everybody keeps asking as the rally keeps going. the latest shot in the wireless wars. verizon is bringing back ice unlimited plan. what do these price cuts mean. >> growing role of gary cohn in the trump administration as we await tonight's confirmiation for mnuchin. >> that was a gentle justin trudeau. if you expected fireworks here between the cohnian side and u.s. side that's not what we saw. trudeau's moment where he came close to criticism of the u.s. is when he quoted winston churchill talking about the very peaceful and low key of the northern border of the u.s. as a model for all of the world. trudeau also saying here that ultimately canadians didn't expect him to come down here wagging his finger. here's what he had to say. >> there have been times where w

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm scott wapner. another record breaker for stocks. on track for a record close as well. the dow on pace for its fifth record close just since the inauguration. it's 20 seconds since the election. we'll look at whether it's time to get cautious or not. >> the question everybody keeps asking as the rally keeps going. the latest shot in the wireless wars. verizon is bringing back ice unlimited plan.

kelly for the munich security conference. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> today, oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt was of the environmental protection agency, they rallied all night in opposition and urged senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to delay on tuesday when pruitt is ordered to release thousands of e-mails related to communications with people in the fossil fuel industry. >>> a russian spy ship still off the coast of the united states, about 19 miles off of norfolk virginia but still in international waters. fox news was the first to sight it. it's equipped with communications and signal intelligence gathering equipment. >>> coming up, gary is back with a full look at your forecast. >> he's excited about the forecast. he was just over here a second ago. popping up and down. he'll have the details when we come back. >>> 200,000 people on edge in california. just returned home after being evacuated earlier because of a failing damn >> they've been warned another evacuation order could still be issued at any time. fox's claudia cohen is monitoring the latest. >> reporter: braces for more wet weather

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road conditions, bob kelly have, been really varying across the area. >> yes, definitely, scott, depending you begin, where you're waking up, and as you head out. live look at route 309. your county line road, where we have accidents in both directions, and i think we will start to see that again, rolling along, just wet, and then that quickly you hit the sleet line. and then you hit the snow line. here is a live look at the 42 freeway, again, just wet roads, but again, that change-over line, slowly moving over the river and into south jersey. you also want to be careful like down here in wilmington, in delaware, your bridges and overpasses have that tendency to freeze before the actual road surface. i just heard from septa. they made some adjustments this morning, already, on the market frankford line. they will not be running those supplemental buses as they have the past couple of days. just trains. all trains making all stops, allow yourselves some extra time, watch it, the platforms will be slippery, the steps for the buses will be slippery. watch for the bus detours through the neigh

kelly o'donnell for that report. >>> also in washington today, newly confirmed epa administrator scott pruitt will speak to employeeso scale back the agency. >>> and bao bao the panda is bidding farewell and heading to china. the 1-year-old brother and her parents will be left at the zoo. >> bye-bye, bao bao. >>> that does it for us this tuesday. i'm alex witt alongside ayman l the last two days. he is highly respected by everybody in the military. >> i'd just like to say what a privilege it is to continue serving our nation. i'm grateful to you for that opportunity, and i look forward to joining the national security team and doing everything i can to advance and protect the interest of the american people. thank you very much, sir. >> you're going to do a great job. >> lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster. >> mike barnicle has something to say here. three words i tweeted out yesterday. >> thank you, jesus. >> the president introducing him in florida after -- >> literally

scott, we'll see you later this evening. ylan, david kellye liesman, thank you very much. >>> bob pisani is at new york stock exchange. the reaction was muted though gains were roughly halved but they were small to start. >> we're basically flat now. kbe is basically flat on the day. i have to say, the important time here for the first paragraph here, modest upgrade to the inflation statement is important here. defla deflation is well under way. better numbers in europe and japan recently. what they've been complaining about for years, governments to get more involved and finally fiscal stimulus is on a table. i think the fed has a lot of room, lot of cover to argue for higher rates. i'm surprised it wasn't a little more aggressive on that in the statement. nonetheless that's where it is. you can see little change. back to you. >> bob, thank you very much. coming up, more fed reaction. more reaction to the current environment we're in right now. legendary investor bill gross and one stock in the s&p 500 has been up 90% of the time over the la

scott king to the u.s. senate, she's a congressional gold medal recipient, miss king, was after all when the senator was told to sit down and stop speaking. i am joined by our white house's correspondents kellyonell and eli. >> this is one of the last place of american politics -- there is a rule and it goes back a long time where a senator is not permitted to sort of impugn of the integrity from a sitting senator. >> and so when senator warren of massachusetts was using that letter and another from ted kennedy and speaking for an hour in sharp terms against the nomination of jeff sessions to be attorney general, the sort of punishment was triggered by two things. first, senator warren, was warned by the chair of the presiding officer that she had crossed that line and asked no t to do so and it was mitch mcconnell who enforced this report and kind of instant tan yous punishment was having her sit down and not to speak again on the topic for the remainer of the time. there were two theories protecting his fellow republicans sort of beaten up and in terms give warren a whole lot of energy from her supporter and people were concerned of scott king's words were diminished and this is a woman be

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm scott wapner.s tax reform could get done earlier than health care. >>> and help wanted at tiffany. the jewelry retailer ceo stepping down late yesterday and the company saying it's concerned about itsle financial performance. we'll look at whether there could be other reasons at play here. >> bank of america, jpmorgan, retail investors are buying these every month. now there's a new small cap name ma

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm scott wapner. president trump says tax reform could get done earlier than health care. >>> and help wanted at tiffany. the jewelry retailer ceo stepping down late yesterday and the company saying it's concerned about itsle financial performance. we'll look at whether there could be other reasons at play here. >> bank of america, jpmorgan, retail investors are buying these every month. now there's a new small cap name making the list. >> then after the bell the patriots incredible come back last night got us thinking about companies that may need a tom brady themselves to help turn thing around. nba star chris paul will join us to discuss the new investment fund he's working with. >> nice. >> so stick around. >> let's start with president trump's first visit to the u.s. central command in tampa. eamon javers has the story. >> reporter: we are expecting the president back here in washington at some point this evening but he was in tampa, florida earlier today, the headquarters of u.s. central command

i am kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm scott wapner in for bill griffith.wn by the financials. >> intel ceo meeting with president trump at the white house, one of the many ceos going through today and announcing his company will invest $7 million in a factory in arizona. it comes days after intel joined more than h

secretary of dhs, general kelly, his argument is that these immigration raids were already planned but actually just implemented during the trump administration. >> and a. scott, ice officials have said just that, that these actions, one, are a routine and two, have been in the planning stages, really, for weeks since prior to the trump administration taking office and that it was, in fact, obama, when he was in the white house who initiated this effort. is there any reason to think these raids wouldn't be happening if someone else were in the white house? >> well, it's not clear, but let me say this. what we do know about these raids are is they're high profile, high visibility raids. i'm a former prosecutor. when we did sweeps for drug dealers, it's the same difference. you show force, you instill fear in immigration communities. donald trump and his administration know that the courts are going to be a big buffer on this, so with the existing laws, it's clear to me in these targeted cities that not only are they showing a force, putting more resources behind it in a very public way, instilling fear and going to remove illegal immigrants, not just illegal f

kelly heads over homeland security. they disagree with the policy, but we talked at the top of the program, scott pruitt is the new e.p.aief, and he was very controversial in his confirmation hearings because democrats call him a denier of climate change. we like to dip in. you get to meet the new faces of the administration. this is scott pruitt moments ago speaking to employees at the environmental protection agency about his agenda going forward. >> i seem to be a good listener. those of you that have been here for quite some time whether it's an area of area or whatever area that you may be in, i look forward to spending time with you. not just to address stern issues, but really spend time and dig down deep with respect to how we're going to do business in the future and get to know you personally and how i can be a resource to you as you do your work. i think that the story of listening, you can't lead unless you listen. i seek to listen, learn, and lead with you to address these issues that we face as a nation. >> that's certainly a good way to get started as a leader. promising to listen. rex tillerson speaks to

kelly. but let's talk about other members, who else do you see as affective serogate for president and outlining specific agenda in their department. >> well you have seen scott pruitt today, epa director, speaking about how he was going to try to make regulation more obvious, and regular, to help companies better work with the government, and rex tillerson, and jim mattis, you have secretary of state and defense helping to shape and define the agenda that trump put out. you see key players in place, and putting their ideas alongside the president's ideas. kennedy: and you are right, it is the implementing, that i think will deliver him bigger wins than the distraction of a press conference, people say that president is a big picture person, it seems he is delegating people who are better at specifics. will we see victory in thunderstorm. short-term. >> i don't know about out right victory, you will see more action in second month with more actors in place, you will see that and president ramping up his use of bully pulpit to further his agenda. we saw him last week, driving home his message, followed by a rally, these are places where he takes strength, and

kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas, one day after president trump received a rousing reception at the conference, president trump's team also helping to push his agenda at cpac, his epa administrator, scott

kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas, one day after president trump received a rousing reception at the conference, president trump's team also helping to push his agenda at cpac, his epa administrator, scott pruitt, taking the main stage this past hour to discuss the future of his department. and lauren blanchard is live at cpacing in national harbor, jan, with a wrap-up of today's events. hey there, lauren. >> reporter: hi, julie. we are just moments from getting those straw poll results, and over the last few hours the polling group that has been in charge of that has been tallying some nearly 1500 responses to see what exactly is important to these conservatives and how they think the president is doing. >> he has had a lot of support here from really most everyone that i've been talking with and sitting next to and in line with this week. i think it'll be a mixed bag, but i expect it to be a positive result. >> he's keeping his promises, and i'm hoping that the results of the polls reflect that so far. >> the most important question was it asked whether we think trump is changing the republican party, and i agreed with this, because i think we've seen a big change in platform as far a

kelly. the mission of the environmental protection agency according to the website is to protect human health and the environment. in his first address the newest chief, scott said the mission of the agency under the trump administration will be economic, to provide certainty for the companies it regulates. >> i believe that we as an agency and we as a nation can be both pro energy and jobs and pro environment, that we don't have to choose between the two. i think our nation has done better than any nation in the world at making sure that we do the job of protecting our natural resources and protecting our environment while also respecting the economic growth in jobs our nation seeks to have. >> reporter: pruitt today reiterated he wants to return the power to regulate the environment back to the states and when he was oklahoma's attorney general he sued the epa two times. two voted for him for that reason. the trump administration has planned to roll back the climate action plan and the waters of the u.s. rule and it wants to release an estimated $50 trillion in untapped energy reserves on some state lands. how the administration goes about doing it, wheth