use is in theal 50% to 60%. there is a lot of benefits. host: what about the issue he brought up about the criminal justice applications of prosecuting marijuana? guest: this goes back to my analogy about sessions focusing on someone going to miles an hour over the speed limit -- two miles an hour over the speed limit. it is a waste of resources, the public realizes it is not a big issue we should vocus on. you would free up law enforcement to do a lot of other important work. you would not be devoting as much money to it. again, a great point on that end. you see in other states like colorado, where they are not focused on people walking around with marijuana in their pocket. that has had a big change in how law enforcement is able to do his job and focus on more serious crimes. host: another supporter's calling from illinois, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you, c-span. i am a supporter of marijuana legalization. our law enforcement and our education system could benefit greatly from the taxes we could collect through legalizat

system and make america from the standpoint still be a melting point but have more ability for for theals coming in lottery. i believe we can have all that. >> can you support protecting the dreamers and not acting on their deportation even at this goes past the march deadline? iswhat is so outrageous nothing happened. he of the court case. this has slowed the ability to already have this done. the day before the shutdown, you could ask those members on the other side of the aisle that were in the office with me on a meeting on this, they said it was the most productive meeting they had on it. we have been held down and not been able to continue to meet because government is shut down. i have very helpful government gets open up today -- hopeful government it's opened up today and we get back to work on it. [indiscernible] mccarthy was kevin outside the chamber of around two: 10:00 p.m. this afternoon. 250 votes in the house, 150 votes against it. moving had on a short-term cr, the president signing it tonight. we are getting your calls and reaction. this from cq roll call, here's a repor

he is asking state government to focus on expanning theal marijuana program and proposing new rules or repealing those r it. >>> the first day of spring may be 56 days away, but in just a few days it will be in full bloom at the pennsylvania convention center. a sneak peek of the flower show this evening. the theme wonders of water will offer visitors t sights and sounds of the rain forest. including a 20 foot water fall. the show runs from march 3rd until the 11th. >>> the ultimate underdog and super safer that is what "sports illustrated" dubbed nick foles who graces the cover? >> one of two. one features tom brady and ones "sports illustrated" picked the patriots over the eagles. ando they know they picked the british in the revolutionary war. what does it matter? >> that is a good line. the super bowl is coming up february 4th between the eagles and patriots, we see the good from nick foles and the bad. and this sunday we saw the awesome from nick foles and the birds hope for a repeat performance against new england. more practice time with the first team helped him and frank wrigh

it happened at a home in theal um rock neighborhood of east san jose. from sky 7 you can see a shotgun in the front yard and ultimately a woman who walks out with her hands up, her hands covered in blood. neighbors are familiar with the woman who lives in the home. they said she sometimes rents out a room. >> i don't know her personally. i just know she has a dog that she walks pretty diligently. and she seems to be pretty quiet, kind of keeps to herself. >> reporter: sandy sanchez heard the gunfire. >> we knew it dwaz a shot because it was very loud. >> reporter: sanchez was shaken because on july 4, 2016, her son anthony nunez was shot and killed by police at their home just a few doors down. police said he was suicidal and pointed a wep at them. the city of san jose has since hired an independent police auditor in part to review officer involved shootings. aaron has been on the job for four months. >> from my vantage point it is important to come out, and see the neighborhood, get the context, see what's going on. >> reporter: san jose police have no

theal democrats have -- leaders of the party have come up with a preliminary plan. they are going to put that to 600 party delegates this weekend. y yes, theyeyes say go into formal coalition talks. at the end of that procecess, or 400,000 social democrats and voters, the rank and file sitting at home with a piece of paper, can put an x, do we like this or do we not like this? do we want to collapse this may be just to give angela merkel, send her off into the sunset? we don't know what will happen at the end of this process. what is happening during the weekend is another in between step. it will be important to send a signal that the delegates stand behind the leadership and wanted going to talks with a view to forming government, but to the members? i have talked to a lot of members who say this is the very last thing missiles the social democrats need. we have enabled angela merkel far too long. she has gotten everything out of usus and we have gotten nothing back. they say this preliminary coalition deal, everything we promised, the big ticket, they were not de

it happened at a home in theal um rock neighborhood of east san jose. from sky 7 you can see a shotgun in the front yard and ultimately a woman who walks out with her hands up, her hands covered in blood. neighbors are familiar with the woman who lives in the home. they said she sometimes rents out a room. >> i don't know her personally. i just know she has a dog that she walks pretty diligently. and she seems to be pretty quiet, kind of keeps to herself. >> reporter: sandy sanchez heard the gunfire. >> we knew it dwaz a shot because it was very loud. >> reporter: sanchez was shaken because on july 4, 2016, her son anthony nunez was shot and killed by police at their home just a few doors down. police said he was suicidal and pointed a wep at them. the city of san jose has since hired an independent police auditor in part to review officer involved shootings. aaron has been on the job for four months. >> from my vantage point it is important to come out, and see the neighborhood, get the context, see what's going on. >> reporter: san jose police have no

has a design flaw, which means that it can be hacked by anyone and they hide behind this notion of thealo rhythm and everyone in tech understands that the algorithms are written by the people and they are liberals too and they shove the money into the pockets of democrats, who obviously want to raise taxes and regulations and they do everything they can to avoid paying taxes and spend millions of dollars on lobbyists to avoid being regulated. they want other industries to be regulated, just not theirs. >> the best is when mark zuckerberg buys all of the properties around his house and makes sure that he has a perimeter and he makes sure that he has a lot of security. what is the difference between breaking and entering a house and the nation? that's not how it works. up next, a few more reasons why chicago may say no thanks to the mom's got this cold #stuffynose #nosleep #mouthbreather just put on a breathe right strip it instantly opens your nose... up to 38% more than cold medicine alone go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. >> okay, stay here because this is wild. con

whether or not twitter is targeting users and the tech giants ability to shadow banned users and how thealrhythms may have been used to target conservatives and at fox news, we don't independently verify the footage. you see it yourself and you decide. >> we have found someone and they don't know they have been banned. they keep posting and no one sees their content and they think that no one is engaging with their content when in reality, no one is seeing it. >> guns and america. >> really, yeah. >> who is saying that? for sure. >> really? >> yeah. >> or a red neck. >> yeah. can you get rid of them? >> umm, yeah. >> how do you do that? >> you just leave them and you click on them and the algorithms do it for you. it is mostly republicans. >> polled nine individuals now and twitter is saying and giving us a statement and quote the individuals depicted in the video speaking in personal capacity do not speak for twitter. twitter going on to say it doesn't shadow ban users, but based on the interaction and the quality of the content. who gets to decide? that's the whole point. we are going to

the theal the constitutional violations are severe. you have deep-state actors abusing the tools of intelligence we give them to protect the country and covering up hillary clinton's crime because they wanted her to stay in the race not be indicted because they out to they knew better than you who should be president. more importantly, they thought they would never get caught. they never thought clinton was going to lose. now tonight, it is time for the attorney general, by the way, good job at the doj finding some of the five months of missing texts and i think they need to point a second special counsel. to investigate and prosecute every single person we are talking about involved in this. here with reaction, former chairman of the house oversight committee, fox news contributor jas jason chafetz and sarah, you broke some news tonight. you heard at the beginning, the doj, as we speak, are recovering the missing five months. that is huge tonight. >> it's huge news. it fits with what other fbi agents were telling me where they said, l

so you know, it is like a pre but theal in politics. out there and you say, no matter what happens, you just can't trust him. >> which is odd. if that's the case and mueller presumably comes out with nothing, then it is not credible there. >> you can spin that in a way that we think it is a logical fallacy to say he can never be entrusted and the results will always be wrong. if the results are what you want to have happen, you've undermined your own argument. >> what do you think of the suggestion that some republicans are putting out there that there's a secret society within the fbi whose mission is to bring down president trump. >> this appears to be referencing some text messages that were exchanged between an fbi agent and employee. i don't think you would communicate about it on a government issued device. that would be bizarre. i think what we're seeing is a spaghetti on the wall approach. this isn't necessarily laying the read that cat to fire mueller. it is about discredit go anything it would put out from the outset. what we'

theal being put taupe hotel and officia have put a schedule volunteers to bring the family food. >>>n southampton, new jersey, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >>> taking a live look at blue mountain from our pocono mountains camera, ski resort closing earlier tonight due to the frigid temperatures. this weekend won't be any better. scott williams tracking wind chills 20 below zero in your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> it's been frigid friday but it will get even colder by tomorrow morning. feels like temperatures right now below zero, but get ready because we are looking at some dangerously cold conditions. 3 degrees right now in pittsburgh. off to the west, look at international falls current air temperature almost 30 degrees below zero. head into canada look at the arctic assault right now. temperatures anywhere from 20 to almost 30, 40 degrees below zero it it will be dangerous for a part of the weekend. overnight low temperatures look at this pottstown three. five allentown. four atlantic city. near record lows. the record for philadelphia is four for tomorrow morning the forecast

"theal sherman said handwriting of this report is that of general meigs, and i approve it, but i can't read it." [laughter] elizabeth: so that is integrity. now, the last thing -- how am i doing, john? no one has waived anything yet. it is about the lincoln marriage. i don't know whether you were present when i gave this talk a little while ago. remaincholar who shall nameless said "do not believe a word she says about the lincoln marriage." it was horrible. you can imagine how i felt about that. [laughter] elizabeth: i come a at that point -- i, at that point, did not feel i could contradict this distinguished scholar. i should have just said "here is a copy of my book. please, please, please read it." [laughter] elizabeth: the tide is turning towards mary. james mcpherson i think to agree, think goodness. -- thank goodness. here are some things i mentioned in my chapter on the lincoln marriage. a young man who was a friend of the lincolns in springfield, they were in harmony on the larger affairs in their lives. who knew blair lee, the lincolns very well. mary has her husband's deepe

all of theal of things that have happened could put us in a reasonable place. i have a fear that president trump will box himself in. he said some strong things about eliminating nuclear programs even though i agree with rebeccah, that has to be our goal over time. koreast give the north too much. that's not a realistic interim goal in my judgment. point where we insist on completing the denuk we have ad president with the style of thinking and speaking, we could wind up persuading ourselves we to force things to a crisis decision point and bind up with risk of war that i would otherwise think is necessary. these are the pros and cons of first year.e i'll finish by saying i'm more unhappy about some of the domestic policy decisions. this gets to one of the question s about education. are squeezing domestic investments, whether in the environment or education. we don't quite know what the budget is going to be for this year yet. worked out.en what we see is the white house pushing very hard for increasing inmilitary spending, cuts diplomacy, cuts in foreign aid,

acquire theal to u.s. section i business for $2.8 billion.ement can be signed as soon as sunday. plan to focus more on categories like coffee and pet food. as the industry grapples for the drop in demand of sugary products. >> coca-cola is launching its adding fourover, new flavors and you can's. the new flavors include ginger lime and blood orange. the thirdemains biggest carbonated soft drink in the u.s., sales volumes fell more than 4% last year. the original coca-cola formula will not change though. >> chicken wings. the question remains, traditional, or boneless? restaurants promoting boneless friday, an effort of 64% of allg efforts, winks sold by restaurants. first, i should say that i prefer bone in, but i am lazy, so i actually prefer the boneless. the same way.ly we have been talking about this chicken wing dilemma. yes, you are lazy, but when you in, you thinkone gosh, i kind of regret. >> they want the real thing. nothing tops the real thing. there you go, your chicken wings for today. [laughter] >> discussing the japanese retail

we're incredibly grateful for the heroic efforts of the capital police officers, theal sand dree ya police and the doctors, nurses and paramedics who saved his life and the lives of many others, some in this room. and the aftermath -- yes. yes. [ applause ] and the aftermath of that terrible shooting, we came together, not as republicans or democrats, but as representatives of the people. but it is not enough to come together only in times of tragedy. tonight, i call upon all of us to set aside our differences, to seek out common ground and to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people. this is really the key. these are the people we were elected to serve. [ applause ] thank you. over the last year, the worldha fearless orgr determined as americans. if there is a mountain, we climb a frontier, we cross it. if there's a challenge, we tame it. if there's an opportunity, we seize it. so, let's begin tonight by recognizing that the state of our union is strong, because our people are strong. [ applause ] and together, we are building a safe, strong and proud america. since the election

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. >> that is certainly what is going on in theal wilson building in d.c. a lot to be happy about.t now. >> we welcome dc marmose muriel bowser back to fox5 for the first time back in 2018. >> my pleasure. my first stop. >> happy anniversary beginning year three. >> thank you. >> as mayor of the city. >> hard to believe but my facebook all of the pictures from my swearing in started popping up. it's my anniversary. >> for you this day in your history. >> yes. >> a day you get sworn in which is great. congratulations on that. >> as we look forward now to this year for you and this year for everybody here in washington, d.c. 2018 what are you prioritize now as far as your goals what we want to a could accomplish the most in this next year. >> certainly we're very grateful for going into our fourth year in our administration. really is a strong city. i think last year was a test in many ways. we had something unexpected happen with a new president and our fight for statehood marching on, but we decided that we're going to be proactive with our city witness f so we had very good year.

next up like introduce mr. , brent macgregor, the senior vice president for for theal operations second flu vaccine company in the world. the example of the success between public and private partnership to ensure we are better prepared for the crisis. their facility in north carolina is one of three advanced manufacturers in the country with the capability to rapidly respond in the event of a pandemic flu outbreak. macgregor is the cochair of the alliance for bio security, it works to promote credible partnerships between the government, industry and other stakeholders to advance medical countermeasures. kruge, the. stephen head of pediatric emergency medicine at children's hospital of chicago. he is also a professor of pediatrics at northwestern university. he serves as the chair of the american pediatric disaster bareness advisory council. welcome. with that i will turn and you can lead with five minutes of testimony. senator byrd, senator casey, members of the community, thank you for letting me speak about these issues. i'm the director of the center for health security at johns ho

but kamal, are we seeing theal moves in foreign-exchange is. >> i would say you are seeing moves againstre generally. looking at the europe rate weighted index, this is a big focus ahead of the ecb meeting. the euro is about 1.5% higher. mentioned, the dollar does not historically perform well during a tightening cycle. the bank of canada and bank of england -- other central banks are starting to reprice their expectations of the monetary policy. it is not a huge surprise in terms of that historical framework that the dollar is coming under some pressure here during this u.s. timing cycle. francine: thank you so much, kamal sharma and james bevan. both stay with us. coming up next, we speak with the paris region president. before that, we talk about the latest bloomberg scoop on ecb. will that move the euro? and will that hurt exporters? this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom and francine. let's talk about europe and the ecb. officials there are sticking to the assumption that the bond buying program will be wound down over three months, ra

year there was an increase with the exchange so there is nood doubt to reign in those prices that theal consumers are impacted by.er through the section 1332 waivers with the catastrophic plans i have legislation that would allow for the catastrophic plans to cover anyone but one of the things i have often criticized is the design plans are not suitable so what would you do for encouraging americans? >> in terms of the affordable care act. if i am confirmed as secretary i have an important obligation that i am entrusted with what we have now is not working it is not working for the 10 million in the individual market right now. with very high deductible. i want to solve a program for them. those 28 million that still sit outside that market so can we make those offerings and more attractive to create a better risk pool to help the task -- the taxpayer and i want to work with states on the 1332 waivers to make that more affordable what they feel that they need. >> with this your aid crisis there were 64000 deaths related to opioids. that is a crisis and in south carolina 616 lost their l