he's the instructor for the first of her tandem jumps. he's helping to keep her calm. >> you can clearly see me say oh [ bleep ]. >> in this point on, every year she went back to do another tandem jump. at least until january 2010 when her husband died. >> at 25 years old, i was a widow. and my whole life was kind of turned upside down. so i decided to do asf. >> that's accelerated free fall. she wanted to learn how to do it herself. >> i had fallen in love with my instructor jeremy. >> they're passionate about the same thing. >> then her life took another turn. >> we went out on an excursion. on the way back home, a guy ran a red light and t-boned the car. jeremy was driving. and he died almost instantly from that impact. >> no! >> yeah. nicole was seriously injured. >> just didn't seem fair. like, how much can one person take? >> after eight months of grueling physio, she's walking no limp and she wants to get back to skydiving. >> wow. >> i think you could say we hit it off all right. we dated for awhile. i mean, not a long time. >> yo

the defense tandem makes that happen. what a job by jay bouwmeester and an excellent job by alex pietrangelo. and you can see the teammates and the coaches know it. well done by both of them. >> john: absolutely outstanding. hard work of alex steen. but the payoff the empty net goal. dubnyk to the bench again. 3-1 game 60 seconds left. attempting to get a tracklehold and a three-game lead in the best of seven series. game four wednesday night. 49 seconds left. under the scrum, niederreiter, along the boards, moving by brodziak. the blues punch it out again. no icing. he'll never make it. spurgeon coming back. 35 seconds left in regulation time. marco scandella, through the middle. nino niederreiter, all the way back. parayko. checked by niederreiter. 24 seconds left here in st. louis. game three. what a game he has had today as he comes back out. parayko. he'll count it down. niederreiter. jake allen will be surrounded again. the st. louis blues lead the series three games to none. final score the blues 3 the wild 1. righ

the defense tandem makes that happen. what a job by jay bouwmeester and an excellent job by alex pietrangelo. and you can see the teammates and the coaches know it. well done by both of them. >> john: absolutely outstanding. hard work of alex steen. but the payoff the empty net goal. dubnyk to the bench again. 3-1 game st. louis up by two. 60 seconds left. attempting to get a tracklehold and a three-game lead in the best of seven series. game four wednesday night. 49 seconds left. under the scrum, niederreiter, along the boards, moving by brodziak. the blues punch it out again. no icing. he'll never make it. spurgeon coming back. 35 seconds left in regulation time. marco scandella, through the middle. nino niederreiter, all the way back. parayko. checked by niederreiter. 24 seconds left here in st. louis. game three. what a game he has had today as he comes back out. parayko. he'll count it down. niederreiter. jake allen will be surrounded again. the st. louis blues lead the series three games to none. final score the blu

americans will push for more sanctions, push for more special operations forces against north korea in tandema. that makes the north koreans and cheney ‘s nervous. there area number of koreans and cheney ‘s nervous. there are a number of tactical moves the americans can make and seem prone to making that, absent a trade war or a proper harmony with china, will keep the region on edge, along with north korean nuclear capabilities and its missile programme. it seems interesting that the chinese doussain to be losing influence with pyongyang and with the leadership there and don't seem to be able to exert the kind of pressure they might have done it a few years ago. in the long term that is true. they have built a number of new leaders —— levers in the time frame of kim jong un. they have the special economic zones along the frontier with north korea that china can open or close and they have a lot of trade with north korea, consumer goods. kimjong trade with north korea, consumer goods. kim jong un trade with north korea, consumer goods. kimjong un wants trade with north korea, consumer goods.

they have to go in tandem. there are a lot of people abusing the visa systems we have today. we need to make an example of the people abusing it and for people who have a legitimate need. >> tucker: why would we provide amnesty to anybody before enforcing -- >> how do you stabilize things and then come up with strategies for dealing with the illegally present. those who think we can round up millions and mass deport them -- >> tucker: you can say we're going to punish those who employ them. >> we should. you have to verify on a national basis so you have a basis for enforcing that with employers who knowingly hire -- >> tucker: i still don't understand why you'd do that in tandem with giving people amnesty. >> republicans and democrats have been talking about solving the problem 40 years and all failed. >> tucker: they don't want to solve it. >> we haven't paired up things to get support from the other side of the aisle with law enforcement measure. e-verify and these sorts of things where there's a consequence for not following a reform process that i think could work -- it'

in something when she comes on the show, and this -- this time, we're teaming up for a a game of tandemy. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a new -- new game. >> steve: a new game? >> jimmy: sweeping the nation, yeah. >> steve: sweeping it, like a a broom. >> jimmy: we invented it, i think, but we're the only people i've seen do it so far, but it is soon to be sweeping the nation. >> steve: it's like the roomba of games. sweeping the nation. [ laughter and applause ] i guess? >> jimmy: then we have -- we have great music from rebel and a basketcase with evan rachel wood. [ applause ] last time evan rachel wood was on our show, we talked about her new band. and we had her out for the golden globes, we were doing the golden globes cold open and we had a bunch of different celebrities come out and sing and do -- and she came and, man, can she sing. we were like, holy mackerel. you said you saw that -- >> steve: yeah. i've seen her sing a few times. [ laughter ] yeah jimmy i did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. one or the other with you. i guess the muscle relaxants are settling in perfectly there. [ laugh

. -- in tandem.o see what we're seeing over in emerging markets in the developed world they have been a little bit behind the u.s. there's some pickup there. that's encouraging. again, the price is here. it looks like they are getting ahead of themselves, perhaps. jonathan: kathy, you have to see if this is trade. you can bring up wcrs. this is emerging markets against the dollar so far this year. it's pretty much everything except maybe two, three currencies that have underperformed the dollar. is that's how it's been in the last three, four months? kathy: you have had underperforming in the currencies. the peso leading up to the election. brazilian real, they have moved quickly. and the pickup in commodity prices, stabilization oil prices have helped many of these currencies but i think most of this has been driven by currency. stephen: these currencies may have more support than they did a year or two ago. real interest rates are higher. the balance of payment have cleaned autopsy bit. there's sti

the commission on fatherhood would work in tandem with the community.have over 800 churches in prince george's county. dozens of mentoring organization, a number of resources we can bring to bear if we focus on where the gaps are in our system >> how do you pick and choose the fathers or the young men who will participate in this program? can people just sign up? >> once the fatherhood commission is appointed, they will be able to put it together, but it will be open. we want -- you can't have too much participation. and we really want to try to reach father that is need the help the most. young father whose become fathers too soon. we want to reach kids who don't have fathers in their lives and the fathers are not going to be in their life. we need to have positive male role models >> i think we can all agree, at great initiative to pursue here >> thank you, it's a bipartisan effort? that's the important part >> absolutely. thank you so much for coming in. mel franklin we periodic it >> we'll be back after this. >>> six is students journalists will get

he and his tandem partner came in too fast on the parachute and you just saw they knocked right into the ground. took a few seconds to get untangled. happily they were a-ok and the easter egg hunt went on without any other hitches or issues what landing. there you see it again for that easter bunny. thankfully everybody is okay. on easter that's what happens. easter bunnies have mishaps. just ahead why some americans could find themselves stranded on the wrong side of the border. the pope on the holiest day of the year. you're watching "early today." we'll be right back. testinhuh?sting! is this thing on? come on! your turn! where do pencils go on vacation? pennsylvania! (laughter) crunchy wheat frosted sweet! kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. feed your inner kid so i use excedrin.ments from my life. it starts to relieve migraine pain in just 30 minutes. and it works on my symptoms, too. now moments lost to migraines are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] (vo) more "dper rollres for mom" more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is mor

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the bunny, his tandem partner, and man on the ground appeared fine after untangled themselves. >>> okay. from bunnies to bulls. check out this bull on the loose in las vegas yesterday. police spent more than an hour chasing this bull around. officers eventually were able to trap him in an apartment complex. >>> if you remember the way brian dawkins hit for the eagles, you may appreciate this blind sided play from the phillies game in washington yesterday. >> take a look. teddy roosevelt was leading the president's race when -- uh-oh, out of nowhere, the easter bunny takes him down. here's a look at that again. it is quite a takedown. the bunny gleefully hops away, as you see. teddy would slowly make his way off the field at national park. happy easter to everyone there. aw. doesn't look okay, actualli. >> he's getting up. yeah, question is was it planned or not? >> fans love it, though. probably. >> they do. >>> now to more of the stories now on "nbc10 news today" at 5:00 a.m. -- >> facebook murder, a man commits a murder, and a massive hunt is underway including in pennsylvania. >>> ov

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lastly, in tandem with our push back on the ground in multiple countries, we must break isis's ability to spread its message and recruit new followers online. a digital caliphate must not flourish in the place of a physical one. as we have seen from attacks in nice, berlin, orlando, and san bernardino, the internet is isis's best weapon for turning a recruit into a self-radicalized attacker. as traveling to iraq and syria as a fighter has become more difficult, isis's new call has become, and i quote, stay where you are and wage war wherever you live. isis's handlers around the world spend their days at the keyboard communicating with a would-be terrorist feeding a recruits desire to develop local networks or carry out attacks in their own countries. we are making progress, but we need to do more to attack this threat. our coalitions 24/7 count countermessaging hubs are having an impact and these types of messages should be replicated. counter messages efforts should be continued online and on the ground in countries where religious leaders have the opportunity to speak out against rad

they can work in tandem. but the bottom line is, the first priority is the containment of isis and the conflict that is occurring. >> is the red line for this ?hite house chemical warfare is conventional warfare enough to get the president to go further? sec. spicer: i think the president has been really clear a number of lines were crossed last week to read he is not going to sit down -- we saw that, the last administration, they drew these redlines of the red lines were run over. i don't think you are going to see the same play. not just syria, but the world, saw last week a president who proportionally and with justification when it comes to axes like that. i will tell you, the answer is, if you guess a baby, if you put a barrel bomb into innocent baby, if- if you gas a you put a barrel bomb into innocent people -- i do not want to say, if you do this, this is the reaction you're going to get. the president has made very clear throughout the campaign and the transition and now as president he is not going

detectives believe lam worked in tandem with another person. >>> investigators want to know what sparked fire that broke out in a storage yard for used cars and vehicles being scrapped in fremont. sky7 flew above the scene at the west end of stevenson boulevard. that fire scorched about 20 cars before it was contained. firefighters had to cut through a gate to get to the scene. they also had to stretch hoses over a long distance to reach the nearest hydrant. >>> cell phone video captured a fire consuming a large home while firefighters raced to the scene in los altos. flamed gutted the home on ca see ta way around 4:15 this afternoon. nobody was hurt. it took crews about 45 minutes to put the fire out. investigators haven't said yet what started the fire. >>> all the rain we've been seeing these last few weeks is still causing problems on the roads. abc7 news was in berkeley where a sinkhole about the size of a stop sign opened up today on tunnel road. the road is blocked off between bridge and vicente roads and there are major delays. caltrans is working to fix it. >>> did you enjoy the

they tend to move in relative tandem. as oil prices fall, prices paid fall.en happening recently? you see the big jump in prices paid over 70 and oil prices are not only flatlined, but declined little bit and that goes to show you that it's not just oil that's contributing to the rise in inflation and you can point out most of the 23 products reported in the isn that have prices paid have little or nothing to do with energy. it also means you are seeing prices build across many sectors as well. this is pivotal and a good impact when it comes to that core pce we are watching. vonnie: this is why many of these fed officials are little more comfortable. alix: and everything has to do with oil. vonnie: you would say that. christine: the senate shining in london and i'm feeling cheery so i will show you a chart that will give you reasons to be optimistic for the meeting between president trump and xi jinping. have a look at the top panel which shows you on the bart chart that the yuan posted its against quarterly gain in more than two years, also its first gain in

we're going to be in tandem with the f.b.i. and cleveland police and all our agencies across america. we're going to make this individual's world very, very, very small. so i'm very optimistic. i think things are going to happen. and i believe things are going to happen pretty quickly. >> before we start taking questions, i neglected to put this information there. if there is somebody that's helping steve or if you think you are helping steve, you really aren't. you'll get yourself in trouble along with him. the only way for you to help him is to give us the information to bring him in safely, peacefully. so if you are a friend or family member and you have contact with steve and you think you are helping him, the only way to help him is to give us the information or to talk to him and convince him into turning himself in. with that we'll take some questions. i'm sorry, also, we've gotten word from mr. godwin's family there are several go fund me accounts set up not by the family. so they are asking people not to contribute to

they rallied nicely trading almost in tandem.december the stock rallied and then the paths diverged, darden marching 25% higher and blinker declining 14% over the same period. what sets this pair apart? how has darden managed to keep climbing while blinker failed like many other restaurants. to his spot winners from losers. on the surface they steam have a lot in common. blinker owns and operates or franchises 1600 restaurants across 31 countries under the chili's brand and magiano's little italy brand. darden, mostly olive garden and longhorn steakhouse, capital grill, bahama breeze, and others. for most of the second half of last year they shared similar trajectories. from the beginning of july to latest november blinker rallied in a huge move and darden give you a better 25% gain. then blinker fell off a cliff and darden, it just kept running. something changed. the market became increasingly concerned about the weakness in the restaurant space. blinker stock started getting slammed but darden stock became red hot. it's all ab

percentage gain -- year on year percentage gain is against a 10 year treasury yield, which has moved in tandemthat robust global manufacturing should boost pmi reports, which we are already seeing, which should lift bond yields and lift reflation traits including u.s. financials. this is a more optimistic view. mohammed willhat appreciate the effort here to show a positive sign when it comes to the reflation trade. mohammed: i am definitely a more optimistic person. can i call it a draw? draws? you call honestly, i am more a positive person and i think the markets will show, they will be better in 2017. yousef: that is not making a call, you have to pick a winner. shery.d: i will go for [laughter] sentiment and we want to stay on the positive side of the fact remains the various asset classes are flashing different signals. s&p 500?ve, wobbling what are you looking at to gauge the state of the global economy in what the markets will do? mohammed: honestly, i really think stability is what is important. if we see a lot of protectionism, i think that will be a negative for the market. if we see

the warriors center tandem of mcgee-pachulia and west scored 33 points... 55-46 dubs at the half...3rd... curry heats up... the 34-foot three to put the warriors up 19... he had 13 in the 3rd... 19 for the game... but the star of the game was the warriors defense... klay thompson with the block of damian lillard on one end... then cans the three on the other... and draymond green says... "not in our house!... lillard and c.j. mccollum held to 23 after scoring 75 in game one...warriors win 110-81lets go to the podium...(wipe to sot) giants playing their second straight game without bruce bochy he's expected to rejoin team on the road on friday when they take on the rockies (5 seconds) the last time madison bumgarner pitched at kauffman stadium... he helped the giants beat the royals in game seven of the 2014 world series. (11 seconds) but tonight that wasn't the case... bottom fifth...mike moustakas hopper to first helps kansas city take the lead bumgarner pitched six... allowed seven hits and two runs top ninth... with a runner on third... buster posey can't bring hunter pence home gia

they have to make it easy to build higher, relax design regulations, allow parking, tandem parking on a lot, we see many city starting to adopt this. >> we will see how this plays out thank you for explaining it, hopefully it helps if it works to help our housing situation in the bay area which is tough. thank you very much, we appreciate it. >>> an interesting idea. >> tesla owners, get an email from the electric carmaker, up next to voluntary recall just announce. >>> an update on the racially charged shooting spree that happen earlier this week in fresno, just when the suspect has shown no remorse, and said to answer the murder charges. the four on 2 will be right back. >>> the brain a former nfl star and convicted murderer aaron hernandez will be turned over to the center of possible brain trauma, how -- high profile attorney josi baez accuse the examiner of illegally holding the nfl star is brain which he said the family has arranged to be given to boston university for concussion research. medical examiner released his body to the funeral home but without the brain according to

america bonds program, the taxable entity for issuing municipal bonds could come back to work in tandeme traditional tax-exempt municipal market. vonnie: all right, once again come i want to reiterate this news that the senate gop has enforced the nuclear option. it has forced a change to advance neil gorsuch to the supreme court. the majority in the senate, the top court nominee has now been agreed to. that will go for lower court, high court, and supreme court nominees. let's get back to our guest in how issuance will potentially if not balloon, where will we see the agencies play into this? are we seeing upgrades and downgrades? sean: we are seeing upgrades and downgrades. states like illinois, new jersey that have wrestled with pension issues have downgraded or seen potential downgrades. overall, the core of the municipal bond market likes to say fundamentally it is quite sound, recovery has been steady -- slow but steady -- and that is good. there are below some projections come the overall health is and find vonnie: shape. what is the strategy if you are an investor in muni bonds?

detectives believe lamm worked in tandem with another >>> investigators want to find out what sparked a fire that broke out in a scrapyard carrying used vehicles in fremont. it started at the west end of stev stevenson boulevard. the fire scorched about 20 cars before being contained. firemen had to cut out a gate to reach the scene. they also had to stretch a hose a long distance to reach the first hydrant. >>> a fire consumed a large home while firefighters raced to the scene in los altos. fortunately, nobody was hurt. it took crews about 45 minutes to put out those flames. investigators haven't said what sparked the fire. >>> all the rain we've been seeing the last few weeks is still causing problems on our roads. abc 7 news was in berkeley where a sinkhole about the size of a stop sign right there opened up yesterday on tunnel road. caltrans worked to fix the road which was blocked off westbound between bridge and vicente roads causing major delays yesterday. we've seen so much of this road damage because of the rain, frances. we've got a few more drifzzles n our forecast. >> we'l

we will have that jobless claims in tandem as well, so we also have consumer prices.htly unchanged. we have the confidence index and data. we saw sales in the u.s., a lot of landmarks to wrap up a table worst quarter while things were unchanged. those are key reports. we also have a major auto show in new york, the international auto show. this will give us a lot of the trends. it is exciting, big divers showcase, fast cars, big cars, but this is on the heels of disappointing sales for the entire industry. 705, here is atb sign of banks trading off more and more auto loans, and this is something that will be a highlight for investors as we hear all of the earnings from the banks as well. how big is it, how much of a threat is it to banks and the auto industry going forward? haidi: as you say, it is a shortened week, but it is also the first after the first airstrike ordered by president trump into syria. are we expecting the impact in terms of generating volatility? know traders went home with caution. they did not want to be short given that it could escalate, the ma

how do we build a safe zone policies and how do we do things in tandem with the government's around syria that are now encroached inside the multitude layer of different conflicts that are going on to figure out the way forward that is not going to necessarily lead to continual refugee onslaught. that's where i think they started with this. what was the implementation? it was flawed. >> let's pause and talk about this. as everyone talks about policy and philosophy and motivation and rhetoric, you are someone who has lived with this. what you think when you're hearing this? >> when we talk about refugees and immigrants we talk about it turns to economy and national security. these elements in the demonstration will motor buys people against immigration. when we talk about national security and when you mention maybe the two facts specific people who come from the immigration background have committed crimes in the united states if you want to talk about numbers this is what the judge in maryland was talking about. give me your reasoning ? give me facts ? that would let me say these orders

to add a catastrophic illness your bill will be paid but it will be brought in tandem with everybody else. can you hear? can you hear me? maybe turnoff those microphones while i try to talk? does that help? we're getting no little feedback. number of people insurance went up so that means under people were buying insurance so we'll trying to do is set up a risk sharing arrangement they are contributing to this we have added another 15 billion so this can be fully funded that allows them to work within the same parameters so you will not have the issues for pre-existing conditions or denial of coverage with the central health benefits to be treated by a everybody else. so they can buy the insurance that they want and afford to use it. of the medicaid side and not for expanding medicaid begin this states to manage it in a way to get more money to the people who need it. last year be sent out $36.3 million for payments on medicaid. >> can you hear me in the back of? we may want to turn this off. is this better? we will wear out the lady with the microphone. one and we cannot waste $36 b

police believe lamm worked in tandem with another person. >>> so all the rain we've seen the last few weeks are still causing problems on our roads. abc 7 news was in berkeley where a sinkhole, you can see there about the size of a stop sign, opened up yesterday on tunnel road. workers tried to fix it. it closed bridge and vicente roads, causing major delays for a while. >> frances, we think the rain is a little less than anticipated originally. >> exactly and some areas may get less than a tenth of an inch. check out this gorgeous shot. >> beautiful. >> from our roof camera looking at the exploratorium. i'll have more details coming up. >>> coming up, i special flyover at the golden gate bridge. what a french air force team is doing in san francisco. >>> the reason behind this marathon surf session that lasted all the you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. you brush your

congress and lincoln are working in tandem as early as 1862. lincoln signing a series of laws known as the confiscation act in 1861 and 1862 that are starting to chip away at the instigation -- institution of slavery. not just in washington, d.c. and territories, slaves held by rebels. also, at the same time that is d.c.,ing in washington, what is happening in the south as the war is unfolding is that african-americans are taking matters into their own hands. they are seen the enemies of their masters as their friends, and that means from the start, african-americans see this as a war to end slavery even though lincoln is not speaking of it yet in those terms and will not speak of it in those terms until the fall of 1862. in early 1861, even prior to the outbreak of the war in april, some african-americans are already fleeing to places like fort sumter. ultimately they will flee to for monroe, whichlso is a federally occupied for in virginia. african-americans early on are making efforts on their own to seek freedom. then of course, they will s

to this end, the celtic south paradigm popularized by historians in the 1970's emerged in tandem with an upsurge with -- with an upsurge in public interest in scottish and irish roots of appalachian culture. with the differences between the north and south on the eve of the civil war mcdonald argued , that the nomadic culture and clannish family structure of early scottish and northern irish immigrants to the south allowed for the development of a distinct southern white culture. the herder cultures of north britain and ireland emerged out of the violence and uncertainty that characterized the internal british frontiers. what i mean by that, i am talking about the border between england and scotland, the border between protestant and catholic settlement in ireland. these frontiers, these meeting places between two cultures. often violent places. life was harsh and competitive in these internal frontier areas. it necessitated the development of social strategies and skills, including individual self-reliance and tightknit networks. these characteristics were transferred to settlers on

. >> in tandem with the fbi, cleveland police, and all other agencies across america, we're going toke this individual's world very, very, very small. so i am very optimistic. i think things are going to happen. i believe things are going to happen pretty quickly. >> jon: joining us now, jeff, retired fbi special agent. they are trying to make his world small, but they say they are looking in five states, that sounds like a pretty big world right now. >> that is about how far he could have gotten during the time since the murder was committed. you have to know that in every one of those five states, every police officer on the streets and the ones coming on their shifts know about this guy, they know the car, the description, his description, and they are on the lookout for him because he is extreme a dangerous right now. if there is any good news to the situation, it is that we have a random shooting, but at least we know who it is, not like a random murder looking for -- we don't know what we are looking for, at least they have identified the person to get him in custody as quickly

are very concerned, there are currently doubled up and almost tripled up because we are writing in tandemour county partners in the search for steve. >> nothing is on lockdown but we are encouraging people to be careful to be vigilant and watch out for one another, i think we put the vehicle out there a few times, it's a white ford fusion. it was recently purchased. we think there is a temporary tag on it but the plates could have been switched. it is a white ford fusion new or model vehicle listed in steve's name. we encourage people, if you see the vehicle give us a call. the description of steve is out there. he is a black male, medium complexion, 6-foot one, 240 pounds, balled with a beard. >> are you in touch with his family or mother. >> we are in touch with a lot of family and friends. they are all trying to get him to turn himself in. >> we are still searching everyplace that we can get tips or we think that he might be. >> we will get back to you lat later. >> we have had hundreds of leads since this happened around 2:00 p.m. today. so far there is nothing else that connects him

they worked in tandem with the rest of the household as they made the necessary preparation for the tripack and later stated while they were packing to go to virginia, i was packing to go. i didn't know where i knew if i went back to virginia i never should get my liberty. she kept her plans a secret making certain not to share information with anyone who lived in the executive mansion she new that they were often responsible for the flailed fugitive schemes. she decided to rely on the assistance cited outside of the walls of the president's home. not only did she have t does shk her things to leave she also had to determine when she would escape. although the mansion possessed more slaves and servants than most residences, judge was the first lady's preferred house slave and have to be available at all times for whatever reason. there was only one for which she was exempt. meal preparation. the kitchen staff prepared all the meals served to the president and first family and sometimes received a bit of free time during the afternoon meal and evening supper as others were assigned a. of

if you don't have fiscal policy expanding in tandem with the fed tightening, you could see markets get trump rally is -- i'm not saying it's over, but there's questions about it, they don't know where he's going, what he's doing where, he's tweeting, this is a day by day thing that you have to follow us. once again, if derek jeter buys the marlins, who cares? liz: charlie gasparino, thank you very much on the breaking exclusive story. >> by the way, the worst team in baseball. scarcity value. liz: indians, the best! second best. okay, so when we come back, we'll have about four minutes left of the market trade. what is going to happen? it is evolving and falling snowball here. stay tuned. . liz: imax stock has resumed trading, pending news, the news is apparently imax china has been informed by two lead private equity investors they have divested entire 5.9% equity investment in the company, and the stock is falling 2.33%. guess what else is falling? the rest of the markets, after the fed said the markets are, quote, quite high, that stocks are high, but they didn't want to take the bl

so if the two of those remain in tandem, repealing obamacare to get money to provide simply tax breakswealthiest americans and corporations i don't think democrats will go along with that. >> rachel, there is breaking news, which is that a federal judge out in san francisco has denied the president the right to withdraw federal funds from sanctuary cities. now, san francisco was one of the cities that the federal judge was addressing. that federal judge lives in san francisco. is there any conflict of interest there? >> yeah, of course. and by the way this is just full judicial over reach. they are supposed to interpret our laws. not determine how our federal money is being spent. the american people want sanctuary city funding to be removed, funding to removed if they are, if they're going to have sanctuary cities. i think donald trump is doing exactly what the american people. the people who are he opposing this are going on the left, are going to pay a price for obstructing here. david: we've got breaking news. i have to cut it at that rachel, brad, thank you very much. thank you. >

later in sports, we'll talk about a guy who thinks he could bring a big-time tandem to the city alongh carson wentz. back to you guys. >> all right, thank you very much, sean bell. >>> a village manager cannot say he is sorry enough. the message one couple's water bill that had them shocked and appalled. >> new rules about kids and their vaccinations. when they'll have to have all their shots if they're living in the keystone state. ♪ >>> we're staying on top of that breaking news out of delaware for you. skyfox live right now over christiana hospital where fellow brothers in blue are lined up and saluting. they are awaiting the procession of that dead trooper's body from the hospital to the medical examiner's office. of course we told you about this at the top of the hour. we of course will stay on top of this for you throughout the newscast. >> in michigan one couple received an apology after a city employee criticized them. >> they say it's not enough. they got nasty message on that are water department. this time it was from the police chief with apology letter. that clerk admitte

multiple ways in which the legislature or congress can effect what hap nds and they all operate in tandem. the legislature could say you can't do a credit card surcharge and they can say you can't increase your prices if you add an additional driver or car seat at a car rental. the starting point for all of these would be the seller's regular or base line price. >> it effects how the merchant characterizes as his price. would you also take the position that government takes that it's justified as a disclosure law? >> we think that it can be and in part that's because we agree about the compliance options under this statute. the way a seller complies to the statute is to display a dollars and cents price that it later charges a credit card customer. >> explain how it's a disclosure requirement to suppress the actual cost of the credit card purchase. >> not suppressing the actual cost, it's only preventing -- at most it is preventing one way of conveying a credit card price and a better way of looking at it is it's just requiring a different price for credit card customers. >> you think, is

jefferson would tell him who the client, is and the tandem of jefferson and madison is the single most important partnership in the founding era. finally, alexander hamilton. hamton is probably the smartest. he's the prod ji and he would have gotten the highest grade on the lsats, and he's also the most dangerous. if you let jefferson go, we become slightly or almost an anarchy. if you let hamilton go, we are at risk of becoming a totalitarian dictatorship. and, therefore, there is one thing present in this mix that you should notice. it is a diverse group of people, diverse intellectually and ideologically. that the founding -- well, washington is prima interparis, as i said, and the founding is a collective achievement and while we're familiar with the doctrine of checks and balances as a way of describing the constitution, there is an inherent check and balance in the collective leadership of the founding. they argue with each other throughout the 1780s and '90s and throughout the 19th century, and we'll see jefferson and adams arguing in their correspondence at the end of the talk.

they can work in tandem. i'm not trying to -- but the bottom line is still the containment of isis and conflict that is occurring. >> is the red line, to clarify, is the red line for this white house chemical warfare? is conventional warfare enough to get the president to go further there than this white house has gone before? >> look i think the president has been very clear there are a number of lines that were crossed last week. he is not going to sit down -- we saw that in the lasted a administration it. they drew these red lines. then the red lines were run over. i don't think you will see the same play. not just syria but the world saw last week is a president that will act desist civilly and proportionally and with justification when it comes to actions like that. i will tell you, the answer is if you gas a baby, if you put a barrel bomb in to innocent people i think you will see a response from this president. that is unacceptable, and i think the -- reporter: [inaudible] >> one of the things i don't

is working in tandem with the terrorists. >> syria is a complicated situation. there are more bad guys in the world than one group. we are opposed to isis, but opposed to assad. we should be clear that we're not going to stand for him massacring his own people. >> are you pleased with what the president did? >> what the president did was an important first step to send a message that using chemical weapons and weapons of mass destruction is not acceptable. we will not stabbnd by when it happens. he that's come to congress and convince us to support it in a bipartisan way. >> let's talk about that. did he have the authority to do what he did? the missile strikes. >> my understanding is he had the authority to take the initial strike. war doesn't get easier. it will get a lot harder. he will have a lot of questions to answer. most of all, we have to explain the goal for the american troops that we're asking to risk their lives. i remember in 2003 when general petraeus says tell me how this ends. we don't know what we're really fighting for in syria. fundamentally

they're almost tripled up because we're running in tandem with our state officials.n lockdown, but we are encouraging people to be careful, to be vigilant, to watch out for one another. i think we put the vehicle out there a few times. it's a white ford fusion. it was recently purchased. we think there's a temporary tag on it. the plates could have been switched. a newer model vehicle. it's listed in steve's name. so we encourage people if you see that vehicle, give us a call. the description of steve is out there. he's a black male, medium complexion. he's about 6'1", 240 pounds. currently bald with a beard. >> did you get in touch with his girlfriend or with his mother? >> we're in touch with a lot of steve's family members and friends. and they're all trying to do the same thing, trying to get him to turn himself in. >> chief, do you know if he's still in this area or if he's fled the area? >> we're still searching every place that we either get tips or we think he may be. >> is he officially -- >> we'll give it to you later. [ inaudible ] >> we've checked probabl

we're going to be in tandem with the fbi and cleveland police and all our agencies across america. we're going to make this individual's world very, very, very small, so i'm very optimistic. i think things are going to happen, and i believe things are going to happen pretty quickly. >> before we start taking questions i neglected to put this information out there. if there's somebody who is helping steve or think you're helping steve you're really not. you're going to get yourself in trouble, along with him. the only way for you to help him is to give us the information, to bring him in safely, peacefully, so if you are a friend or family member and you have contact with steve, and you think you're helping him, the only way to help him is to give us the information or talk to him and convince him into turning himself in. with that we'll take some questions. >> inaudible question ] >> there are several go fund me accounts set up not by the family so they're asking people not to contribute to any go fund me or any memorial or any account right now in mr. godwin's name. the family wil

. >> well, look, any time you get with foreign policy going in tandem with the defense posture, therebe a flur ry of activity. that's the norm. any diplomatic efforts we have, we want to pursue. that said, the fact that you saw the entire national security team briefing both the house and the senate and our key allies, and now a move to the united nations to inform the world, it shows the serious nature of what is happening. the fact you see china moving in positive directions on this issue shows just how serious it is. kim jong-un, contrary to what many believe, i don't think he is crazy, but he is a dictator that's calculated. unfortunately, dictators often miscalculate and plunge their nations into horrific civil war with great loss of life. i think the world community is trying to avoid all of that. >> congressman, thanks for joining me. great conversation with you. >> oklahoma congressman steve russell. the bottom right of your screen is joint base andrews, president trump's helicopter, marine one, just landed there. he'll get on to air force one and head to atlanta moments from

how do we do things in tandem around syriarnment that are encroached inside of the multitude layer of different conflicts are going on to figure out a way forward that is not going to lead to just continual refugee onslaught. that is where they started with this, what was the implementation? it was a little flawed. >> as everyone talks about policy and philosophy you are someone who has lived the this. what are you thinking? refugees, ourut concerns are economic and national security. these two elements have been used a lot and the recent administration to mobilize people against immigration and refugees. when we talk about national security, when you mention maybe a true fact that specific people who come from specific immigration backgrounds have committed crimes in the u.s. if you want to talk about numbers this is what the judge was talking about, what is the reasoning, give me fact. that would let me say these orders are legit. immigrants have not committed more terrorist attacks more than citizens and we suffer from sectarianism. when they asked me how i feel about the trump adm

and you have to move those in tandem whether it's at the village level or it's at the strategic, youw, nation's capital level. and we're seeing that. we're seeing vice president pence employed, tillerson, the president meeting with heads of state at the same time that our diplomats sit down at the table. they know they have the weight of the united states military standing behind them in a way that we haven't had the last eight years. julie: yeah. i've got to give it to the military, to the generals. just incredibly impressive to see them pull this all together under 90 days and to accomplish so much, it's pretty remarkable. lieutenant colonel michael waltz, thank you so much. excellent insight. appreciate it. >>> a fox news alert now, and reports of arrests and police deploying tear gas in san francisco, in the bay area. take a look at these aerial pictures during what was supposed to be a so-called patriots' day or tax day rally as they are calling it. this is actually in berkeley, california, where protesters are demanding president trump release his tax returns, something he stea