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firing on thoe that tried to escape. >> escaping terror in truckloads. these residents do not have much of a choice. with reaching their doorsteps, more and more of them are fleeing. oldman arriving here are screened. we escaped with our families. there were snipers firing on us. we escaped at 4:30 a.m., and they were all killed. >> i miss school. and inin summer, he's to go out with my y friends. we used to go out for breakfast. either for east muscle or the camp's. this is how the homework's -- looks now. coalition forces are engaged in an intense battle to retake fields ready. the task made harder by i.s. fighters using the billions as human shield. coalition airstrikes have intensified. the civilians of died in recent days. they prompted the united nations ask coalition forces to review tactics. christopher: joining us thousand spokeswoman of the u.n. high commission for human rights. thanks for joining us. can you expand on that for us? the tactics we have been hearing about? i.s. fighters fortifying residential areas, using civilians as human shiel

they've not seen influx of staff requesting day off and for thoe now those districts will have crossclaim on wednesday. d.c. ps just issuing a statement this afternoon and they say that while some plan to attend this week's walkout all students and staff at d.c. public schools are expected to number school throughout the day so that feeching and learning can continue so again, alexandria city public schools the only district in the area that has decided to cancel classes on wednesday. live in alexandria. marina marraco fox news. >> story created quit a buzz on our facebook page. more than 550 of you guys shared this post and hundreds commented so far. cynthia wrote that trues over the single mother that drops kids at school and goes to work. now she has to miss work to keep her kids at home. sad. >> melissa paeingts posted as teacher a find it stupid and inassaulting to the children we serve. some kids get only hot meals at school and some are only safer at school this is not a day without women it's day without common common sense and decency. and sound to me like activist school board g

have leaders who are willing to call on the tremendous power of civil society to help us to solve thoe problems. >> you know, when you think abot missouri and we were flying in and i saw the cows and it took e back to my farm days and i'll always be a farmer growing something. and i was talking to a dear friend and he mentioned what missouri is known for, and i got it wrong. he said ferguson. oh, my gosh. ferguson is in missouri. >> i was thinking you're probaby people i have ever known in my life. >> you've worked at all aspects of life in the city. you've worked with everybody. >> oftentimes when we say racis, we think we understand the problem. in your experiences, how do you make sure that a ferguson doesnt happen in your great state again and how do you prevent it elsewhere? >> well, first of all, armstron, as you know, i went out to ferguson and the great tragedy f ferguson was that if we would have had a leader who had shown up with any kind of command presence, courage and calm and clarity, we could have had peace by the second night. but the politicians failed us at first. and

happening today, thoe, the first of four meetings on reducing air pollution in the bay area. the board is considering a proposal that would tighten emissions limits. the group most impacted by that, bay area's five oil refineries in kauncontra costa county. they're holding pollution workshops this week starting in cupertino. tomorrow is at the benicia public library, and wednesday, it moves to hayward. the final one will be held on thursday night in richmond. officials plan to vote on proposed regulations at some point in may. >> we move to business and tech news, and amazon exploring building furniture and home appliances. >> that's a lot of bubble wrap. for that and the rest of your news before the bell, we turn to landon dowdy. i wonder if they gift wrap, landon. >> wouldn't that be nice. good morning to you both. investors could take the opportunity today to cash in some profits in the so-called post-election trump trade. following the defeat of the health care bill on friday, asian and european markets are in the red, but by 1% or less. the dollar is at a four-month low

contact, picked up by -- when they were in contact with someone the subject of a fisa order, dubs thoesthat giv any pause at all given the things you haven't known about manafort? >> to get ahead of what we know -- until we know what the chairman is going to brief him on what he is going to reveal to him about whom and when and how would be inappropriate to comment on. elizabe elizabeth christ out of baton rouge. >> thanks. last year louisiana suffered one of the worst flood disasters in our nation's history. thousands of people remain displaced and communities are struggling can rebill. with support from the obama administration the state received about $1.6 billion in flood asin assistance, our gove has asked for president trump's support. two-fold, what has the trump administration -- [ inaudible ] in long term disaster recovery efforts and also can louisiana count on this administration's support for additional flood assistance? >> thanks, elizabeth. i believe the process works such as that the governor makes a request to fema, fema puts it through the process. i'm not aware of what

. >> reporter: it took 30 minutes to get to thoe other elephant i the room, refuting the accusations that president trump was wiretapped by president obama. >> the statement that he had his wires in trump tower tapped, is that a true accusation? >> we have no evidence. the answer is the same. the department has no information that supports those tweets. >> president obama could not unilaterally order a wiretap of anyone. >> no president could. >> reporter: directly disputing that tweet, quote, obama had my wires tapped in trump tower. but much of the more than five hours of testimony focussed on russian meddling, that they were motivated in part b animosity toward one candidate. >> they hated hillary clinton so much that they had a clear preference for the person running against the person he hated so much. they were unusually loud in their intervention. it's almost as if they didn't care that we knew what they were doing or that they wanted us to see what they were doing. they'll be back in 2020, they may be back in 2018. >> reporter: much of it about michael flynn's conversations w

they kept the coyotes away it appears t thoe look at pictures.ere's the to spot in fact few peo been coyotes prints out there recently. some pictures takenpennsylvania. they don't normally come here people and they usually see you before you see them. they like to eat berries and small animals which means if you're in wooded area at night maybe best to keep close tab maybe even a leash on your dog. all of this talk about coyotes started with a recent article in the roxborough review newspaper written by the executive director of the schuylkill center for environmental education. his name is mike wyler backer he says hold on here the coyotes we're seeing in the philadelphia area may be unlike any other coyotes scene before. they are not your run of the mill coyotes and in fact he says they are not even called coyotes there's a new name for this creature. we are going to hear from him. we're going to talk about what that new name is and also talk to some people who have had very close encounters with coyotes. that is all coming up guys in our next

caring for thoes with pre-existing condition without mandates at a lower cost. that's what he got elected on tlands he said after being elected. the folks that really have suffered over the last eight years in an economy that's not worked for them. if he stays true to those principles one will be he'll do very well politically. i'm hoping the president hangs with that. >> i got to press you on this. congress barton has been pretty optimistic about getting this through the house. is this thing going to make it through the senate? what does it look like as that happens? >> we don't know what they are sending over. there's more concern on the senate side that coverage continues. our country has lots of programs to help people get medicare. medicare, medicaid, va, tri-care, ryan white. disproportionate hospitals. i could go on. there's this group that tom price calls the vulnerables. they don't make -- they make too much to qualify for medicaid but when someone is making 15,000 a year, they're not going to have be money to put up as employers contributions. those ar

if you look at this, thoe aussie up 4.4%. some of these slightly.anadian is the laggards against the dollar. that is having to do with potential order taxes, the reconsideration of nafta. >> candidate is interesting. horrible trade data. is this economy recovering at all? it is not.ggesting recently, there has been better data. nafta is a concern. there is the argument, trump saying, we are just going to tweak nafta at the edges. the reality is, how do you tweak nafta for canada and change it for mexico? it does not seem to work. there are concerns in canada and there should be. at thathen you look trade deficit with mexico, i am looking at the researchers, the trade deficit narrows since 2015. not exactly the story that comes out of his mouth. a bit of a side twister for you. i have a lot of people come in and say they want to be long aussie. on a global growth trade. euro, is it the ironic? that story is a little bit out of date to meet at the beginning of the year it was a good story. if you look back at iron or, coal, ridiculously strong gains l

. >> i find that, other than facebook and al fa bphabet, thoe getting the online dollars.with it geing the offer. >> that's going to be four days down on snap. >> yeah. >> into the -- >> not a dividend or buyback but it is kind of out there with holders that felt this was going fob the next big thing. >> yes. >> and i do believe there's fundamental work to it, but 10% that it was okay. it was going down like this and 10% said it was okay. then it bounced. you have to come on every minute. is ackman in it, david? >> we're not going to get it every day. >> not yet. >> i wondered what you thought of what was said yesterday. i see sitron said yesterday they're skrar cratching their h over a deal over revenue. >> he can scratch his head all he wants. i have a term for what sitron was on that. it's called wrong. here's the thing, this is a data company. i find that krasanich -- intel is an inexpensive data company and an expensive pc company. this is very good, very forward thinking. the amount of chips going into these cars is incredible. i think it was a brilliant move. i thin

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