stephanie: good, thank you. lemonis: i'm marcus. stephanie: nice to meet you. stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, nice to meet you. how are you? dave: hi, marcus. i'm dave. lemonis: hey, dave. how are you? dave: great to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jill: hi, i'm dave's wife -- jill. lemonis: how are you, jill? nice to meet you. so, are you both in the business? jill: no, i work awm in athletics. lemonis: oh, you do? dave: but she has worked farmers markets for us. lemonis: okay. well, i've never been in a place like this, so i wanted to kind of get a feel for it. dave: all right. so, the line where they serve people. lemonis: what's the most number of soups you have in one day, offered available? dave: we do up to nine. so, we have soup, salad, sandwich. lemonis: what's going on on that board? dave: i bought a new one, but it's too big. so that's gonna be the new look, assuming it's not all faded like that. lemonis: i want to taste what you're known for. dave: okay, well, i would start with the african-peanut and chicken. lemonis: it does have peanuts in it? dave: yes

i am stephanie ruhle.re following the latest developments in florida after a gunman opened fire killing 17 people at a high school. a news conference scheduled to take place soon. first, i want to bring in a very special woman, nicole hockley, her son dylan was killed in the sandy hook elementary school shooting back in 2012. nicole, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, stephanie. >> i cannot begin to imagine what these last five years have been like for you. you lost your 6-year-old son dylan. when you saw the school shooting in florida, the deadliest in the united states since sandy hook, what goes through your mind? because i know after sandy hook you and your community banned together and said we have to stop this and clearly it hasn't stopped. >> it hasn't stopped. and that is so frustrating. someone tweeted at me yesterday gun violence is just something it's part of america. i don't accept that. we know these acts are preventable. we know there are things we can do, that students can do, t

tom: stephanie baker with us as well as we are all stephanie this morning.e you on bloomberg surveillance and i guess it speaks to the app and -- economics you overlook in all of bloomberg. we've got the fiscal part of the curve and the money part and it seems all a jumble this february. what are you looking for out of washington that will maybe give us constancy through february? >> i think we are looking at what you always have -- the toiest bipartisanship is ande on taxing less spending more. economist will be trying to catch up to what this spending bill will do to the deficit going forward in a time in a cycle when you have never seen this process local spending. -- pro cyclical spending. stepping back, i would say the content -- it's not just the process that is dysfunctional. the content is pretty dysfunctional. any of the measures in the medicare arena that were actually about trying to cut cost, have been taken out. tax breaks have been removed and taxing that had already been done, so you are not actually encouraging anyone to do anything. i think

stephanie ruhle and john heartwood. ste -- heaarwood. >> i'll look for a better comparison. >> thanks. >> i want to bring in professor of economics, kenneth, who serves on the panel for the new york federal reserve. former chief economist at the monetary fund. he is an expert in the economic downturns. you and i were talking a couple weeks ago in davos at the world economic forum. you were not worried, but you were thinking about things that can go wrong in this very finely-tuned, well-humming economy. is it this, or does this not figure into the things you're worrying about? >> for stocks, this was exactly the big risk. interest rates were at record lows. that was having everyone pile into stocks, like you said, ali. now it looks like interest rates are going up. the market doesn't see them going up very much. like 1/3% on inflation. a bit more in interest rates. when they've been this low, it takes steam out of the stock market. investors are realizing it is not a one-way street. economic news is still pretty good. i

let's go now to stephanie ruhle. she keeps the news going. stephanie. >> thanks so much, joe. joe scarborough, ending the show with a message of hope. good morning. i'm stephanie ruhle. with a lot to cover. starting with watching, watching and waiting. despite strong fbi objections, the president expected to approve the release of that controversial nunes memo as early as this morning. some republicans voice concerns. speaker ryan puts up a united front. >> this is about us holding the system accountable. >> is it really? and here we go again. less than a week before another possible government shutdown, the president saying democrats need to get with him on daca or get out. >> we have to get help from the other side. or we have to elect many more republicans. >> 2018 is off to a strong start. the u.s. added 200,000 jobs in january. making 88. that's a big number. the longest streak ever. it started before last year. we're going to begin this morning though with the 3 1/2 page, that's it, memo, which we are now expecting to come out any time. the president seemed to refer to i

i want to toss to stephanie ruhle. i have a quick question for you. >> i don't know if she can talk back. >> i can always talk back. >> stephanie -- >> i specialize in back talk. >> when the market was collapsing yesterday, you were great, great insights and told everybody stay calm, which is great. i have some advice for you. if you're engaged to somebody and they don't even let you, like, hold their hand, should i be concerned? should that be a panic? >> of course not, joe. you know what marriage is like. nobody who's married to you ever wants to hold your hand. it's a precursor for what the rest of your life is going to look like. >> i'll hold your hand, it's okay. it's all right.

i want to toss to stephanie ruhle. i have a quick question for you. >> i don't know if she can talk back. >> i can always talk back. >> stephanie -- >> i specialize in back talk. >> when the market was collapsing yesterday, you were great, great insights and told everybody stay calm, which is great. i have some advice for you. if you're engaged to somebody and they don't even let you, like, hold their hand, should i be concerned? should that be a panic? >> of course not, joe. you know what marriage is like. nobody who's married to you ever wants to hold your hand. it's a precursor for what the rest of your life is going to look like. >> i'll hold your hand, it'

i'm stephanie ruhle. i've been out for one day and so much has happened. this morning, a shifting timeline. "shifting" is a nice way to put it. president trump's own fbi director's timeline on rob porter contradicts the white house's. >> we closed the file in january. >> did you hear what he said? january. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders defending the timeline and pointing the finger. >> i can only give you the best information that i have. >> the best information that she has. what about john kelly? the white house insisting the president still has confidence in kelly despite reports of a replacement list being built. >>> on alert. america's top intel leaders laying out ongoing threats including one from a very familiar foe. >> russia perceived its past efforts as successful and views the 2018 u.s. midterm elections as a potential target. >> that's right, you heard him correctly. that is the fbi director saying the president has not asked them directly to stop russia's actions. weird,

stephanie bradford nos habla de los preparativos.stephanie: arrancarÁn una gira y siguen haciendo mÚsica juntos. la Última junto a ricky martin. >> creo que lo mÁs importante es hacer buena mÚsica y es eso lo que estamos haciendo. venimos con mucha mÚsica nueva. stephanie: sea estrenado mÚsica internacional presentando colaboraciones durante varias generaciones por unir a la gente de todo el mundo. en esta ocasiÓn, fue daddy yankee quien eligiÓ la plataforma para presentar su nuevo tema. >> es un tema lleno de energÍa lo vamos hasta presentando aquÍ. stephanie: para la cesaciÓn juvenil del momento, serÁ su primera vez. >> orgulloso, uno se pone poquito nervioso pero gracias a dios estamos acostumbrÁndonos at todas estas cosas. nada, contento y ansioso porque llegue el jueves y poder dar todo en la tarima. stephanie: daddy yankee tendrÁ dos grandes presentaciones y una de ellas serÁ la apertura de este gran evento. nosotros continuamos aquÍ en los ensayos. en estos momentos se encuentra ensayando maluma, quien tambiÉn darÁ presente en

if we want to call it a fundamental story, i agree with stephanie.t's more about the activist being involved i don't see the need to get out of it now as long as you have the strong consumer and you have the momentum in the moment for the name to me us like the update. >> let's get to alex sherman he has a news alert. hey, alex. >> the entire media world right now is on hold waiting for at&t/time warner to figure out if that deal will or will not go forward. one of the dominos that may or may not follow is whether or not comcast decides it wants to have an overbid over disney on those assets that fox sold to disney late last year now, my sources indicate that this is still something comcast is considering they'll only do it if the at&t/time warner does go through. therefore they would say we believe the vertical integration is okay. if it doesn't go through, comcast wouldn't risk overbidding. that's one of many possibilities that may or may not happen as media companies continue to wait for regulators to weigh in achlt and the court system to weigh i

trump's decision to ultimately hire stephanie winston wolkoff.t said, other sources saying stephanie wilson wolkoff did throw around melania trump's name with transition officials and later when she went into the east wing as a special government employee, as a senior adviser to melania trump, she continued to behave in this way in what her colleagues and associates saw as an effort to get her way. she would flaunt her connection to melania trump. obviously melania and donald trump concluded for whatever reason that this relationship was problematic for them, whether it was because of the bad press from the $26 million contract from the inaugural contract on the inaugural committee or something else. she is no longer working even as a volunteer for the east wing and for the office of the first lady. >> ken vogel reporting for "the new york times," thank you for joining us so quickly tonight with this breaking news story. congratulations on the scoop. >> yeah, thank you. it was a pleasure as always. >> again, that breaking news from "the new york

stephanie ruhle picks it up right now. >> thanks, joe, thanks, mika, hi there. >>> i'm stephanie ruhle. we start with access denied. jared kushner loses his top security clearances, sparking questions on how exactly he can do his job. >> he's effectively in the same status as the people who work in the white house kitchen or mow the lawn. >> work in the white house kitchen, wow. >>> hope hicks' appearance before the house intel committee drawing mixed reactions. >> this is not executive privilege. this is executive stonewalling. >> i think she's been very forthright and open to all the questions we have. >>> pump up the volume on this. unloading. dig's dick's sporting goods will stop selling assault rifles, sending a clear message to congress, hey, boys and girls, thoughts and prayers are not enough. >>> and the slow, slow road to recovery. students return to classes at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >> i do want to go back, because staying home would be letting fear win. >> those kids are amazing. >>> we begin today with the president's son-in-law out of the loop when it comes

>> good morning, stephanie. it's been a long couple of days for these students and their parents returning to this school for the first time. and keep in mind, this school has essentially been frozen in time since valentine's day when the shooting happened almost two weeks ago. the kids have been coming back to the school really reliving the shooting for the first time. all of this going on as the broward county sheriff's department is coming under fire. an internal investigation going on. while as many as three sheriff deputies are being looked at for possibly staying outside the school while the shooter was inside the school shooting. our own kerry sanders sat down with the sheriff, sheriff scott israel, and asked him about this investigation. let's go ahead and listen to what he had to say. >> right now, i'm not going to tell you that other broward sheriff's deputies didn't go in when they should have, but i'm not going to say the opposite either. we are going to investigate. we're going to do it more thoro.

all right, stephanie. yes, look at andrea here. >> i'm sorry, we're on television. >> we're still on. >> yes, we are still on. >> andrea knows i'm speaking truth. >> it's okay. we're not going to be like that. >> stephanie, is it going to be a bad day today? >> you know, we'll see, we'll see. who knows. the market is irrational. president trump is the only one who disagrees with that. good morning, everybody, i am stephanie ruhle. why is it dark where i am? because i am live in san francisco for what is shaping up to be a monumental day. and you know what i'm going to start with. an historic plunge. after months and months of calm, fear on wall street, as the dow hit its largest one-day drop in history, where many traders are preaching stay calm. >> for the long-term investor, you would welcome opportunities like this, because this correction shakes the trees a little bit. >> and a tale of two memos. the house intel committee votes to release a democrat response to the nunes memo. the power to make it publ

i'm stephanie ruhle. one of president trump's longest serving aides is just minutes away from a big day. she's appearing before the house intelligence committee. hick suspected to arrive on capitol hill any moment. she will be hopefully answering questions behind closed doors. at the same time, pressure is clearly intensifying on former trump campaign manager paul manafort. he's set to be aryaned again in federal court. get this, two more times this week, including tomorrow in washington, d.c. and friday in virginia. at this point, he faces dozens of felony charges in both jurisdictions. reminding me of what anthony scarmucci once said to me, president trump, great judge of character, picks the best people. joining me, managing director of beacon global strategists michael allen who specializes in intelligence and cybersecurity. okay, michael, let's go to hope hicks first. how key is her testimony? and based on what you know, how real is it she's actually going to give any? >> i think her testimony is ver

i'm stephanie ruhle.ow to robert mueller's russia investigation, and president trump tweeting just a moment ago, quote, question: if all of the russian meddling took place during the obama administration right up to january 20th, why aren't they the subject of the investigation? why didn't obama do something about the meddling? why aren't dem crimes under investigation? ask jeff sessions. that tweet comes just a day after a dramatic new turn. dutch lawyer alex van der zwaan appeared in federal court tuesday in d.c., pleading guilty to making communications with former trump campaign aide dick gates who was charged along with paul manafort. joining me now, the one and only ari melber, host of "the beat" which focuses on politics and hip-hop on 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. i was at the all-star game this weekend, i am not kidding you, every other person i met was like, do you know ari melber? and i said, yes, in fact, i do. i met a number of stars in the hip-hop community who are fans of you. >> i

. >> yes, that's right, stephanie. it is undoubtedly going to be a long emotional day for these students. they're going to start by attending the funeral of a very close friend of theirs, 16-year-old carmen schentrup. and then from there, they're going to be boarding several buses, 100 students and their parents, headed for tallahassee. they'll leave here at 1:00. it will take them about 6 1/2 hours to get there. they'll be sleeping in the civic center tonight. tomorrow, they'll walk to the state capital where they'll be meeting with state leaders to discuss gun control. and one thing you really need to keep in mind, stephanie, is one week ago, these were normal high school students thinking about going out on dates, thinking about soccer games and taking tests and now they've become outspo outspokeen advocates for gun control. >> well, they're extraordinary young people. talk to us about the family that nicholas cruz was living with, that's the shooter, at the time of the shooting. what are they saying? because they'r

but stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. stephanie. >> thanks so much, joe. good morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ruhle with a lot to cover today starting withstand by your man and the backlash escalating after president trump speaks about two of his former aides accused of domestic abuse. the president also standing with chief of staff john kelly for his handling of these abuse allegations. >> he has full confidence in his current chief of staff and he's not actively searching for replacements. >> an infrastructure plan, well, anticipation of one. the president set to unveil his long awaited plan to help transform the nation in just a few hours. >> to permanently fix the infrastructure deficit and we can do it. >> but some conservative members of his own party are already expressing shock at the big price tag. >>> and attack of the bots. a striking new report reveals russianbacked social media accounts ramping up the propaganda, trying to influence lawmakers and media organizations in the weeks leading up to the releaease of e controversial nunes memo. their

stephanie said i appreciate all of your help with this. thank you very much.you know, signing a lease sight unseen is a bit of a gamble. if you can, always try to tour an apartment before you agree to move in. also, take pictures and note the condition prior to signing that lease. if you have a consumer complaint please call us, 888-996-tips, or you can log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> slash responds. i think you got that there. >>> former first lady michelle obama will be in oakland next month, she will speak at oracle arena on march 28th. it is a moderated conversation put together by unique lives and experiences. it's a women's lecture series. tickets go on sale on monday. >> should be a fun event. >> probably sell out. >> i'm sure it will. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," taking a look at what's going on outside, meteorologist kari hall is getting us ready. >> we're getting ready for the weekend with a chinese new year street fair happening in san francisco and chinatown and on tomorrow it's going to start out only at 48 degrees, at least we will

i'm stephanie ruhle. two senators, one democrat, one republican, are about to drop a proposal on the hill that flies in the face of president trump's public demands for immigration reform. eager to avoid round two of a government shutdown, senators mccain and kuhns are introducing a new immigration bill. one that would give permanent legal status to undocumented people here since 2013. and add 55 judges every year for three years to expand the immigration court system. what you don't see here is what the president's loyalists would miss. the wall. let me bring back my panel, max boot, christine quinn and matt welsh. christine, not enough funding for president trump's border wall. there's not a word here. now, we've got family-based legal immigration. an end to the diversity lottery program. one way that the white house official already said it's a nonstarter. are democrats fooling themselves, thinking they're going to get anything passed if it doesn't have a wall in it? we know how much the president want

it did not comment on stephanie's situation but did agree to refund her $3,306.13. she said i appreciate all of your help with this. thank you very much. signing a lease, sight unseen, that's a bit of a gamble. always try to tour an apartment before you agree to live in it. take pictures and note the condition prior to signing the lease or any other documents for that matter. if you have a consumer complaint call us 888-996-tips or submit online at nbcbayarea.com/respond. no complaints about your performance. >> nicely done. >> it was a good time to be there. we'll show you about it too. big names in san jose empowering women. the amal clooney and reese witherspoon just to name a few. >> beautiful day today. 55 in san jose but i'm tracking a change for the weekend and when heavier rain is likely to return. that's at 4:18 tonight. >> plus we're heading down the final stretch. we're going to check in with garvin thomas with a special look at the next olympics in japan. >>> hello again from south korea. we're getting to the point in these olympics where the competition

ask your doctor about victoza®. >>> i'm stephanie ruhle.inistration are battling new ethics concerns this morning. "the washington post" reports officials have. ben carson was violating ethics rules by doing this with his daughter and his son. the cdc director and then this statement by a top assistant to energy secretary rick perry. s&p reports doug methaney recently reassured the west virginia coal industry that he's quote, here to help. adding, quote, i'm not a researcher, i'm not a scientist. i'm an advocate for the coal industry. no, sir, you're absolutely not. or you shouldn't be. charlie sikes and governor of indiana, evan bai. i don't know where to start. ben carson, inviting associates to ben carson's listening tour which, quote, gave the appearance that the secretary may be using his position for his son's private gain. according to a memo by hud's deputy general, that's where they got this information. why would this even happen? >> okay. the tone is set from the top. where would ben carson get the idea that government is a famil

says about one hundred thousand civilians have been displaced stephanie decker joins us live from tackett in southern turkey in the that syrian borders how much of a game changer is it stephanie that the rebels have demonstrated they can shoot down russian planes. well certainly a massive symbolic victory for them downing a russian jet i think we'll have to see what it means in terms of the politics and behind the scenes i think everyone will agree that it is something that moscow is not going to let paul's without consequence you mentioned there soon after missiles fired at the similar area in the province activists saying thirty five civilians were killed and also twenty three civilian sorry over thirty fighters at the same time russia is now negotiating with turkey to try to get the body of the pilot back so turkey having to be the middleman with rebel groups on the ground sami it is complicated it has international implications turkey the battle of it live and the battle of our freedom in a very complicated web that syria's war is let's take a look at how it all interweave. alone look

until stephanie gennaro decided she wanted to do more. >> asked him what he liked to eat.t to boston market and came back with food. an hour and a half later we got done talking. >> taking a few minutes to get past stereotypes. they saw a man living in his car in the pottstown walmart parking lot. >> he was laid off and couldn't pay his rent any more. he rented a home in pottstown. he unfortunately was evicted and he went to -- took what he could out of the his place and went and slept in his truck one night and never got out. >> stephanie hugh his story the fact he was in broken down car with no heat on the coldest days of the year that just didn't sit well with her. >> around midnight. i couldn't leap sleep. it was snowing. i went up and tapped on his window. he was covered under a bunch of blankets. i'm just trying to stay warm. i said okay, listen, ed i said, i'm going to come back here tomorrow and you're going to go to a hotel. >> that's how the facebook page gofundme account helped ed stay in a warm bed was born. the first couple weeks of ed's hotel stay were covere

stephanie is off today, i'm pleased to welcome back catherine rampell, in for stephanie, a columnist from "the washington post" focusing on economics. it's a treat to have you with us. >> thank you for having me back. it's a somber week, i'm from south florida and heading back in a few days for various reasons, including to cover this. happy to be here for now and to talk about the news of the week. >> and there is a lot to talk about. besides the controversy swirling in the white house, much of the talk in washington was in fact about budgets, about spending, about debt and deficits, until america's unfortunate record with gun violence reared its ugly head again. residents in broward county, florida, continue to reel, days after a lone gunman targeted students and teachers at marjory stoneman douglas high school. nikolas cruz, on the left there, is charged with 17 counts of murder. authorities say he used an ar-15 semi-automatic rifle during his rampa rampage. he did attend douglas last year until the school expelled him. local authorities have commented on his disturbing social med

i'm stephanie ruhle with breaking news.resident trump on the lawn of the white house just moments ago speaking to reporters ahead of his trip, his speech over at cpac. let's go to kristen welker live at the white house. what did you learn? >> president trump asked of course again about what steps he plans to take to make schools safer. he talked about the need to strengthen background checks. he also talked about the need to impose some new measured regulations. he was asked about that sheriff's deputy who didn't go in that we have of course spent so much time talking about this morning. he said he didn't do a very good job so some condemnation there. president trump, again, speaking just moments ago before speaking to cpac. >> mr. president, what do you say to teachers and students who say they do not want to see guns in american schools? >> it's a very big subject. it's a subject that everybody's talking about obviously. we're going to do something about it. we're going to make changes. i see congress wanting to act now f

stephanie stephanie is the miracle child we always wanted this is. we don't she is another of god's gifts. we always believe that if we had a child then that was meant to be. here for many people said you have got such a wonderful daughter why haven't you heard any more children but even one child is something we had never expected she is so special and we are so grateful that she is in our lives. fifty one year old is is also grateful for the open arms with which she was received in sean doff right from the start she's been on the local council for many years. i know a visitor is asked if he speaks english as it turns out he speaks french. with that of the man so i see. there kyra i can't i can't i don't know french yeah the girl like joe except that this is right. now yeah i mean vicky here. if you really want to live here it's vital to learn the language for me that was the most important thing of all and new arrivals are offered language courses it is essential to adapt to the way things are done here you can't expect him to come with your own cu

one of alexander stephany's outfits in the one nine hundred ninety s. he was by such as favorite male model. the model i'm a collector and still enjoy donning the design is outfits for special occasions. but for the street i think santa stephanie doesn't limit himself to vintage up around. the times has cherish the bling bling we don't dress the way we used to dress but there is always the i'll be ideal for a down for file sean that yami used to be using his every day. the retrospective in berlin presents a designer who wrote fashion history now gianni versace his fashion is at least twenty years old anything but old fashioned. definitely not old fashion art looking on now to a brief overlook add other stories making headlines on the culture scene coming up in express. in. the uk heavy hour was celebrated on the shetland islands on tuesday held each year on a last tuesday in january the fire festival is a highlight on the islands which belong to scotland torchlight processions are held participants dress and costume each drink in saying the torches are

stephanie nice to see you. good morning.alle jackson who is in philadelphia this thursday morning and right now, well a day supposed to showcase bipartisanship, instead over shadowed once again by a white house scandal. another top west wing aide, this time it is rob porter heading for the exit. this morning it'

thurman, from "unsolved: the murders of tupac and the notorious b.i.g.," actor jimmi simpson, author stephanie wittels wachs, featuring the 8g band with jim riley. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump today criticized officers who failed to confront a shooter at a florida high school and said quote, "i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon." [ light laughter ] [ audience ohs ] this brings us to a new segment entitled "it slowly dawns on seth that this man is our president." [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> seth: this man is our president. [ light laughter ] >> announcer: this has been "it slowly dawns on seth that this man is our president." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's right. president trump said "i really believe i'd run in there even if i didn't have a weapon." i got to say, i find it hard to believe trump would voluntarily run inside a pla

this is incredibly tragic, stephanie. this is three times in the year you and i have been together where one of us or both of us have been on the site of a mass shooting. it is the 18th school shooting alone this year. this is the scene now. this is a town that many people didn't know about that's now a part of history, parkland, florida, stephanie. >> ali, one thing that i heard over and over, whether it was from the police officials, whether it was from rick scott, talking about needing resources, needing information. here's the issue, ali velshi, they have the information about this young man. the school knew it. local law enforcement knew it. the deceased adopted mother of this shooter knew it. students who you actually spoke to said, we predicted this would happen with this kid. >> yup. >> on social media, he had posted, i want to one day be a professional school shooter. it's not about warning signs. the warning signs were there. it's about laws which will allow law enforcement to take action. as important as it is

stephanie ramos in florida, thank you. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> and the broward county sheriff hadtrong words for politicians, as well. >> yeah, scott israel attended last night's vigil and he hugged survivors and warned lawmakers. >> if you're an elected official and you want to keep things the way they are and not do things differently, if you want to keep the gun laws as they are now, you will not get re-elected in broward county. >> in the meantime, a student who hid behind a cabinet during the shooting and was struck by bullet fragments said she forgives the shooter. she says that she still believes in forgiveness and says we all deserve a second chance. >>> we do have more now on the fbi which as we mentioned is launching a review into how it handled the tip that agents received about the suspect. >> the question is did authorities miss a red flag? a mississippi man says he warned the fbi last year about the suspect in the florida school shooting. it was september when ben bennight says he noticed an alarming comment on a video he posted on youtube. the comment read, i'm goin

stephanie, regarding the wellness program? thank you very much, stephanie. you and your team for everything that are you doing on behalf of us. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, stephanie. so just to go over a couple of the meetings on the directors meetings and -- that happened over january, as pamela mentioned also in the budget discussion, is that the city-wide voice over protocol, the voip system that the city is moving forward with this. is our telephone system. these are our members services and phone lines and the capabilities that they can do as well as our own phones on the desk but the city is moving to finally updated technology and we are considered in critical need for it. so we are. anding to get our new phone system hopefully by the end of the calendar year in 2018 or at least some progress. this is going to give us much more customer service. ease. we would be able to record phone calls for equal control. which is very important. and we will also be able to use certain technologies. for instance, when a phone call -- we can pick up a call

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stephanie aye. tang aye. yee aye. breed aye. cohen aye. fewer aye.kim aye. >> clerk: the ordinance is finally passed. it's past 2:30 and we have a special commendation today. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: my special commendation is the subject of a resoluti resolution is to gum be the first public assistance scheme introduced in 1971. he drew the connection between social welfare policies and field of business and built his civic duties from hong kong housing authority as a social services manager and supervisor at hong kong hospital, as a memberer at windows china hong kong limited, as a controller at hong kong telephone corporation, as an assistant operations manager at merrill lynch, as a welfare supervisor at hong kong social welfare and the list goes on. the man is remarkably qualified. after emigrating to the united states, he continued with those values and his advocacy at the chinatown community development center for a decade providing services and empowering san francisco residents in the community. to his colleagues, enoch is an

. >>> stephanie ruhle joins me now. i just want to read you some of the companies and what they've lost today. wells fargo down 9%. advanced micro devices, 9%. chesapeake energy 8%. qualcomm 6%. 3m 6%. caterpillar, 5%. these are blue chip companies, everybody is taking it in the chin today. >> okay, ali these are blue chip companies taking it on the chin, but remember part of the reason they were on such a tear was the fear of missing out. president trump is the best salesman of the economy out there. and he talked of tax reform and deregulation and people were excited about it. but underneath that there are solid earnings. they are not extraordinary and that fear of missing out had many investors piling on in the second half of the year. we talk about it all of the time. you saw the index at very low levels and we scratched our head and said with all of the global risks people aren't concerned. they stopped being concerned because they felt -- on this long train and keep riding it. well last week suddenly to john harwo

nobody did anything until stephanie gennaro did.l anderson has that story for goodness sake. >> that's where his truck was park for a year and a half broken down in the walmart, and everyone knows him as the wall martyr guy. >> reporter: the guy in his car, some spoke or gave money, but few if any knew his name. it's ed by the way. until stephanie gennaro decided she wanted to do more. >> asked him what he like to eat and went over to the boston mark and came back with food and like an hour and a half later we got done talking. >> reporter: taking a few minutes to get passed stereotypes revealed more than most probably assumed when they saw a man living in his car in the pottstown walmart parking lot. >> he was laid off and couldn't pay his rent any more. he ren add home in pottstown. he unfortunately was evicted and he took what he could out of his place and slept in his truck one night and never got out. >> reporter: stephanie knew his story. the fact that he was in a broken down car with no heat on the coldest days of the year th

out of the area stephanie more from the syrian border. but what you saw on saturday was five turkish soldiers killed when the y.p. g. attacked blew up a tank also one soldier killed in a cross border attack here in turkey and one other now from our sources that we've been speaking to from the white friday night saying that the white has announced that they've launched a guerrilla warfare are now of course a conventional army as the turkish army or the f.s.a. i know trained in that kind of unconventional warfare. the opposition in the maldives has decided to file a motion to impeach several senior government officials political unrest began last week after the supreme court ordered the release of political prisoners and reinstated m.p.'s who were expelled for siding with the opposition to m.p.'s to return from exile when the arrested at the airport. italy's prime minister is condemning a shooting by far right supporters saying hatred and violence will not be allowed to divide the nation six african immigrants were injured in the central it