trish? trish: thanks so much. blake burman. joining me with reaction forbes media chairman steve forbes. we're looking at a market off 529 points, you, mr. forbes, say you're not surprised? >> no. tariffs are another word for taxes. if we continue putting taxes on imports, perhaps blowing up nafta, that is going to hurt the american economy. it may hurt other countries like china but it is going to hurt us. and so there are better ways to deal with china and their trade abuses than putting taxes on the american consumer. when you put a tax on steel and aluminum, that will lead to higher prices. higher prices, not good. trish: you look at, for example, the president saying okay we'll not allow south korea to dump washing machines here in the u.s. anymore. so we'll put a tariff on that. of course then the price of washing machines for all americans goes up. they can no longer buy the cheap washing machine from sought cree. so the same -- south korea. the same kind of thing happening with the steel industry, but, bush, steve forbe

trish: thank you, james. >> thank you, trish. trish: we're up 90 points, the highs of the session.hey're shaking off worries about tariffs and shaking off the possible trade war with china. we'll have more after this break. ♪ ♪ mvo: with everything that is going on around us and in the nation, we need to work together. we need to do it more often to help people that need help. ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you. fvo: he's encouraged other people to look around and notice one another and take the time for each other. that's his gift. ♪ i'll stand by you. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ everyone, we're getting closer to the final hour of trading. sure enough, we're in the green. we're trending higher up 101 points. investors are saying, you know what? we're not worried about a possible trade war with china. we're not that worried about possible tariffs because, well, let's not forget, the u.s. is the biggest economy in the world so if anybody will

but now trish regan takes you through the next hour. trish, all yours. trish: the market is lower 114 points. because some investors are getting worried about the tariff situation and they're not comfortable with the president's tariff policy but i'll tell you, they may be overreacting. we had extraordinary stellar jobs report adding 313,000 jobs to the economy. our economy is red hot. stronger than ever. i think we can handle a few tariffs along the long the way. i'm trish regan. wealth come to "the intelligence report." critics say tariffs do more harm than good and republicans are threatening to block them. here is the thing. let's not forget we control the biggest economy in the world and right now that economy we control is on fire. so isn't it time we flex a little muscle when it comes to some of these trade agreements? moody's chief economist john lonski is going to weigh in for us. plus president trump going into full campaign mode to help the republican candidate in tomorrow's special election there in the state of pennsylvania. election, an ele

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trish? trish: nicole, thanks so much. joining us to weigh in on all the news, "bullseye brief" publisher, adam johnson, also someone i used to host a show with and fox news contributor gary kaltbaum. let me go to you first. i would preface this i know larry well. he is a wonderful person. >> yep. trish: and a brilliant economist. >> agreed. trish: former member of the reagan administration. obviously worked very closely with art laffer. >> yes. trish: art, who we spoke to was on a plane otherwise he would be on the show talking about gary -- larry. in for gary what he could do for our economy and for policy poll but the one thing i find interesting about this, he is not a guy, larry, that is, that likes tariffs. >> he does not. >> recently penned an op ed with art and with steve, tariffs are not the way to go. >> yeah. trish: how is that going to reconcile itself within the white house? >> i actually worked with larry at one point when i was a young options trader at im-f. larry was our economist. he would come out on tra

hi, trace. >> hi, trish.k about the 18 million viewers that watched the rebooted, a lot of talk oh "roseanne" rating well in red country. it's true. but take a look at the cities that she rated the highest. number 1 was tulsa where donald trump won 65% of the vote. look at the next four. cincinnati, kansas city, pittsburgh and chicago where all won by hillary clinton. in fact, she won chicago by 75%. of course, roseanne barr and her alter ego are trump fans. >> jackie thinks every girl should grow up and be president even though if they're a liar, liar and pants on fire. >> we know who is liar and who son fire, roseanne. >> after the show, president trump called roseanne called up trump to thank her on the ratings. and not since archie bunker have we seen anybody embrace a gop president. >> trish: and it paid off. is that meaning we're seeing america come together here? we're asking cabot phillips and daniel mclaughlin, gop fund raiser and sarah westwood. good to see you all. what do this tell you that it did

hey, trish. trish: hey there, neil. breaking now, we're seeing dramatic day and dramatic swings in the stock market as the white house makes progress securing fair and balanced trade with our partners all around the globe. the's tough stance is beginning ay off. we'll have to wait to see how the markets react as we approach the closing bell. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." the president making good on another campaign promise, reaching agreement with south korea to improve an existing deal that marks the president's first trade victory since taking office. can we expect more to come? we're on it for you. get this, the mystery train that rolled into beijing earlier this week, it was carrying north korean dictator kim jong-un. chinese state media confirming the between kim and xi xinping which the north korean leader doubled down on commitment to denuclearization happened. so can we trust him at all? we'll debate all of that. first back to the top story, the u.s. and south korea coming to

trish: you're right.s, on board of directors is extremely, extremely small. there is very, very few women if those positions. so i agree with you. as we see more and more women, i think we will, i think the time indeed is now. so, thank you. >>> all right. president trump set to meet with leaders of the steel and aluminum industries in an hour, we wait for word, who, if anyone will be spared by the upcoming tariffs. next i will be joined by the president of commercial metals, barbara smith. another woman! for her take on what these tariffs will mean for her company and her industry. don't go anywhere! whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. sometimes, they j

soon. >> thanks, trish. >> trish: and wonder if the show is getting too political?utes in, it was getting political. did that have anything to do with it? we'll talk about it next. no matter how the markets change... at t. rowe price... our disciplined approach remains. global markets may be uncertain... but you can feel confident in our investment experience around the world. call us or your advisor... t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> she was born in mexico and raised in kenya. let the tweet storm from the president's toilet begin. >> president trump called get out the best first three quarters out the year. we make films to upset mike pence. where there's darkness, there's hope at the white house. hope quit wednesday. >> trish: didn't take long. the first jab at president trump coming two minutes in the oscars last night. it didn't take long for people to tune out. down 16% from last year. coincidence? mike gunselman and judy kirtz. did the overly political reference off the top and they kept coming, did that have something to do with viewers saying i don

here is trish. trish: thank you, charles. we're about to hear from outgoing secretary of state rex tillerson. that is where we'll be going live. that is the first comments since president trump's big announcement that rex tillerson is out and cia direct are it mike pompeo is in. as we await for president trump to arrive in california that is happening a short time from now. the president is there, prototype for his border wall. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." president trump parting wayses with rex tillerson today following several disagreements including the iran nuke deal and north korea. president says he needs someone who is on the same page as him. watch. >> mike pompeo, we have a very similar thought process. i think it is going to go real well. we're always on the same wavelength. that is what i need as a secretary of state. trish: as we await rex tillerson i want to bring in former secretary of state robert charles here. let me ask you this, was this the straw that broke the camel's back, in tha

trish: howy, good to see you. >> thanks, trish.n watch howie at "mediabuzz," and do check out his brand new book, media madness, on sale now. >>> the firing of va secretary says not on mounting rebellion at agency but those who want to privatize veterans' health care? writing in a "new york times" op-ed, he said -- but my next guest says it's past time that we privatize this behemoth agency. dan mitchell, the chairman of the center for freedom and prosperity joins me now. and dan, he's certainly going out with a bang there, swinging and taking these shots at the administration. he thinks it's because he wasn't committed to privatization. i know that you think that's the best possible outcome for the va to actually allow portions of it to be privatized and to allow our veterans options. explain why? >> well, the current system clearly as a disgrace. whether you are talking about the scandals that got previous secretary caught up. whether you talk about the secret waiting list. whether you talk about va bureaucrats awarding themselve

here is trish regan. trish. trish: thank you so much. president trump doubling down saying enough with bad trade deals that hurt american workers. not backing down on teal and aluminum tariffs despite opposition from a lot of folks. these terrorist cost be part of nafta negotiations which he says has been a disaster for america. he assures everyone this will not lead to a trade war? is he right? stocks are soaring amid the news, with the dow up almost 300 points, hovering near the highs of the session. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." we're looking at both sides of this argument. art laffer why the president may want to think twice about the tariffs. president for alliance on american manufacturing, how we need these and need to level the playing field. we'll look at political impact from the tariffs. reaction from new york congressman peter king, former bush advisor karl rove all coming come straight ahead. we're going to white house where blake burman says the president said a short while ago he is not backing dow

trish is here. trish: we to have breaking news right now. new report saying that the president is getting ready to slap hefty new tariffs on chinese imports. and they could come right down the pipeline as soon as this week. next week. it is all part of the president's plan to get smart on trade, tough on china, aimed at reducing america's massive trade deficit. is that the reason why we see markets pulling back? i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." we have seen a very choppy session. investors worried about the looming trade war with china. all on the appointment of larry kudlow as the new chief economic visor. what is wall street worried about? here is white house deputy press secretary raj shah on maria this morning. >> we don't want or expect a trade war but the president wants the united states to pursue free, fair, reciprocal trade agreements, dealing with countries like china and others around the world that don't rip us off, steal our intellectual property. trish: here is what you need to know. we're holding all the

trish? trish: thank you very much. we'll stay on this picture right now as we await the prime minister of sweden, exiting the vehicle. shaking hand with president trump on the screen. he will be meeting today. this meeting coming at an interesting time as the president is putting forth tariffs that would have an effect on countries, including sweden. this is the first european leader he will be meeting with since the news of these tariffs surfaced. a lot of questions whether or not they are for real or is this a part of nafta negotiation. whether this is done to influence canada, influence mexico, have less an effect on europe. they are going inside of the white house. they will be talking there. as soon as at the resurface we'll check in on them. my next guest just returned from the nafta talks in mexico. he is joining me for the first interview with after the talks, republican congressman tom rice. good to have you here back to home territory. >> trish, i'm a big fan. trish: thank you very much. i appreciate it. so t

. [♪] trish: i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs.e are awaiting a major announcement from the white house on north korea. sources tell fox news the announcement will include an invitation from kim jong-un to meet president trump. and a commitment by kim jong-un to stop nuclear and missile testing. we'll bring that to you just as soon as it begins. we are waiting on this. it will be happening momentarily. very big news out of the white house tonight. also this thing. president trump keeping yet another campaign promise imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. the signing ceremony said it all. the president was surround by steel and aluminum members. not members of his own party who bucked the president. attorney general jeff sessions said he's seriously considering apoints a second special counsel to investigate fbi corruption and government surveillance abuse. but will sessions follow through? we take that up tonight. our guests this evening. two of the best political analysts in the business. ed rollins and charlie hurt. and

here is trish regan. >> great to be, back, neil trish: i am trish regan welcome to the intelligence report. great to be back from hawaii. i will have more on that at the end. show. let's talk about the trade war everybody is so fearful about. they are starting to come to grips with it. fears are starting to fade as u.s. and china begin negotiations to address tensions that rocked global markets in recent weeks. investors are trying to digest of the a record selloff, followed by a sharp rebound as we saw yesterday. we'll watch the drama up untilclosing bell but i will ask yet again, are these markets overreacting? i think so. we have some intel. >>> facebook woes continue to pile on as officials are investigating the social network over the controversial privacy policies. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg finally out there feeling a little bit of heat. reports say he will testify before congress. is this beginning of the end for this company, the facebook founder? we have more coming up. first the top story, trade dispute with china. will investors give president trump a fair deal in terms of th

back to you, trish. >> trish: kevin, thanks very much.p republicans demanding a special counsel to investigate fisa problems. one of the lawmakers demanding it is next. >> trish: pressure building today for a second special counsel. top republicans are demanding an independent probe into allegations that some fbi officials showed bias against president trump and misled the fisa courts to get warrants. will the attorney general answer the call? the republican house judiciary member andy diggs. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> trish: you'd like to see this investigation happen. we need a second counsel because the first special counsel is not looking into the things you think they should be looking into? >> right. what members of the judiciary committee have been talking about for months is that everything going back to the hillary clinton investigation has been tainted. you have conflicts of interest going back 10, 12 years, all the way through to the current investigations that are ongoing. that's one problem. the other problem is

trish regan. trish. ainsley: we'll find out, neil cavuto. markets sell off second day in a row, president trump. we're recovering that is the good news. anything can happen. there is two hours to go until the close of trading. i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." u.s. trading partners around the world are threatening retaliation with new tariffs slap 25% on steel imports and tin% on aluminum. the president says, when a country is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good and easy to win. some investors disagree. we'll see how it breaks out. we're down 151 points, after tumbled more significantly early. we'll see how it goes. it is friday at 2:00 eastern. for years the president has been talking b he mass said it is not. we are getting taken advantage of. we need free and fair trade. were is anybody surprised, including the market that he is doing exactly what he would do? is this another wall street overreaction? here is moody's chief economist john lons

thank you, trish. trish: thanks so much, john. white house press briefing set to begin any moment now. be prepared for pretty interesting comments and questions about gary cohn in terms of his exit and what it had to do with the president's steel and aluminum tariffs. the worth is, is that gary cohn was really shut out of some of those negotiations there for the tariffs. and this is something that peter navarro worked on with the president alongside wilbur ross but that gary cohn was not consented or consulted on it. and would never have consented to any of this because he is not a believer in any kind of protectionist policy. we're going to, as we wait for sarah huckabee sanders, go to congressman sean duffy, get his take president putting american workers first. whether he thinkses this will do more harm than good. we'll hear his thoughts. trish: markets improving a little bit here. we're only down 209. 26,274 is the level. most of the dow 30 in the red. nasdaq composite index trading barely, barely higher right now. we'll conti

i am trish regan in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." we're going to talk to one of those lawmakers in just a moment but first go to what is just heating up. because the attorney general jeff sessions called on one of his u.s. attorneys to look intoe alleged abuses at the fbi but your point, some republicans would still like to see them do more. i'll give you an example of mark meadows and the house of representatives along with jim jordan, both have gone on the record in the past 24 hours of saying that they would still like to see that appointment of a special counsel. the chairman of the house judiciary committee was more supportive of sessions, but it does appear that support came because he did not rule out going a step further. because he's left the door open for a second special counsel and i continue to believe that that is necessary. >> it's for the white house at least for now, the move that sessions did make turning to a federal prosecutor, that appears to be good enough. >> we know there's an inspector general's report coming

trish: i am all for that.r schools and the horrible reality that parents now face it, fear sending their child to school. the fear that children now face in mexico itself. and now veterans home. in some ways, i think we are all asking the question, what can be done? how can we fix this? how do we keep our citizens safe? >> i think at some state, the president would perhaps be very wise to have a task force to look into the various security mechanisms are to try and keep us safe in this country in these various soft targets. there are so many that i don't know how safe we could be over it. of time. >> trish: thank you very much. thank you for joining me. florida governor rick scott, one of the families of the parkland suiting today. what they are all doing to try and to prevent something like this ever happening again. >> they said put your hands up. >> i love you. it's going to be fine. can you hide somewhere? can you playgu dead? yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry be

>> trish: i know you wanted this. what kind of difference do you think it's going to make for american workers? >> it's going to make a huge difference, this is the start of a process. the process is aimed at levelling the playing field globally. steel and aluminum have been particularly plagued by subsidized excess capacity which lead to dumping, which led to displacement of domestic markets, led to all sorts of bad things. the president has decided to take bold action to deal with it. it's just the start of unleashing american industry from the unfair trade practices that have hounded us for years. >> trish: mr. secretary, you know many, many people are worried about what they call a trade war. what do you say in response? >> i think the president proved by the statements that he made regarding canada and mexico we're not looking for a trade war. those are two important trading partners. he's willing to negotiate with them to solve the problem in another way other than tariffs for those two countries. and potentiall

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so, much better trish. trish: barack obama, when you give government an inch, they take a mile and that is what happened. all of our mon that went into infrastructure plan. ford o'connell, did it yield any increase in gdo in any better jobs picture for persons or increase in wage. >> no it, was a waste of federal taxpayer dollars. some was giving to corrupt companies like sew lipped doctor. both -- solyndra. believe it or not, contrary to what antwan said, the american public agrees with president trump, we need a combination of public investment and public/private partnerships. the only way we get the jobs, get infrastructure moving, by deregulation, the same way the president sped up the economy and streamlining permitting process down to two years. if you do that, you will get private investment. you will get public/private partnerships. i don't understand why we continue to throw government money at a problem that never seems to fix said problem. trish: there is ivanka on screen joining their father wit

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trish? >> trish: i think that's one reason why many of us feel and i'm not going to include marie on this, but many of us feel smaller government is better because what government has it spends and often squanders. and in the case of mccabe, it's very disturbing that he would lie to investigators. i mean, i can't even imagine. i mean, with the seriousness of what is going on to be lying to investigators about what happened or how those leaks transpired. i myself was very disturbed by everything at the fbi that we have learned. for example, comey, you know, calling his friend up, who is a columbia university professor to have him leak to the "new york times" when simultaneously the president was saying my gosh the place is leaking like like a sieve. there is something wrong with leaking and lying to investigators. yeah, bureaucracy as usual, i suppose. >> harris: what do you think, katie, about this idea that he is going to retire on sunday and they could block his pension? >> well, i'm going

trish, you haven't weighed in yet. >> trish: i'm surprised he did and already asked all this. it seems like a logical move. i agree with cory lewandowski, it is in some ways checking boxes and i am just wondering what's taking so long because he should have been looking into all of this and i don't know why it has taken them this long to actually get to the point where he is. >> harris: jessica, what's interesting about all this is there is not been any evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. i feel like we need to keep saying that. even maxine waters has said it. as this goes along, now we are getting into the midterm election season. and this is a complicated choice for democrats. i saw some recent polling, people don't care about this is much as you think they do. >> jessica: they care about the economy and health care than this. there are the diehards that want to hear about this all the time but elections are run on the economy first, health care is incredibly important in this election. and that's a big emphasis and some why the democrats have an adv

trish: so it will happen in just about an hour. what will it mean for your industry?ow will it change? >> well you know, it is really going to level the playing field. we're all for free trade but at the end of the day it needs to be fair trade. this will stem the flow of

trish regan, joining us in the center seat, donald trump's former campaign manager, cory lewandowski is "outnumbered." hello. >> corey: how are you today? >> harris: fantastic, and how about yourself? >> corey: #oneluckyguy today. >> harris: the special election i mentioned, in a deep red district in western pennsylvania, being viewed by some as a test of president trump's influence on voters ahead of the midterm election. the president won that district by nearly 20 points over hillary clinton and he was back there saturday night touting republican candidate rick saccone will going after his democrat competitor conor lamb, watch. >> i really feel strongly about rick saccone. i know him. i feel strongly about him, he is an incredible guy. conor lamb, he's trying to act like a republican. he won't give me one vote. there is no way. it rick is going to vote for us all the time. all the time. >> harris: lamb has on the backing of powerful local union unions. watch. >> i do not believe as paul ryan does that these are entitlements or another form of welfare. if i have the honor of servin

live from broomall, trish hartman for channel six "action news", walter. >> thanks, trish w that said delaware county and montgomery county took the largest hit when it came to losing power. peco still has more than 228,000 customers, without electricity, in the five county region. atlantic city electric has more than 10,000 outages, most are in cape may and cumberland counties. pse and g has 5600 customers in our region still in the dark. del marva has about 8,000 customers without power at this time. >>> and down trees hampered septa's bus, trolley and regional rail lines services this morning. this bus got stuck on manayunk avenue in manayunk due to slick conditions. septa's regional rail services remains suspended until further notice due to power problems caused by ice covered up lines and down trees. there is a linc to septa's alternative service options on the web site at six abc.com. >>> amtrak, meanwhile is beginning to restore services after a coming to the complete halt along northeast corridor at the height of the storm yesterday. is there modified services being offered b

trace gallagher is in los angeles with the latest. >> hey, trish. this is onboard a united flight from san francisco to boise, idaho. from the moment the middle aged woman got on the plane she began acting strangely. one passenger saying she wasn't acting right or nor mall from the beginning. i read it as one of them is trying to get over the fear of flying. then mid flight, the woman put the fear in a lot of other passengers when she said this. watch. >> i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. >> and while the woman over and over is claiming to be god, she's also trying to open one of the airplane doors. reportedly saying, quote, god has all the date, a i don't have any data. we landed in boise 15 minutes ago for three years. one group of passengers had heard and seen enough and moved in to restrain the woman using zip ties. the plane landed safely, she was arrested. we're told she's getting mental health evaluation. in a pressureized airplane cabin it's nearly impossible to open a door in flight. that's beca

>> i just told trish, it's a nontraditional marriage. will be held to different standard than politicians married to each other for a long time. i feel for her. i think she's an incredibly -- it's intriguing for people because they are the two most high profile people in the country. same way we look at the upcome royal wedding. it has nothing to do with us. >> i do not envy her position at all. it's a tough spot to be in. second thoughts from former vice president joe biden on fighting words gets president trump. what he's saying now and what it could mean for 2020. >> i shouldn't have said what i said. i shouldn't have brought it up again. because i don't want to get down with this guy. >> former vice president joe biden now saying he regrets bringing up the idea fighting president trump. this coming a week after he repeated something he said he would beat the hell out of trump. here's former vice president in a recent interview. >> i shouldn't have said what i said. i shouldn't have brought it up again. i don't want to get down with t

trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> some folks in parts of the lehigh valley are digging out from several inches or more of snow, this was the snowy scene in s hall township. than a foot of snow. got more in this matter a big storm hits you can keep track of the latest where you ever by using our free 6abc app that gives you updates posted by our team of meteorologists an live radar and traffic cameras to keep you updated on road conditions. >>> new information from the west kensington section of philadelphia. some people were forced out into the cold and the high winds in the storm to get away from a fire that ripped through their three-story row home on hancock street. the fire started at 4:00 a.m., firefighters searched the reported. >>> police say they capture man accused of murdering his wife and another women in the mayfair section. a brief chase led police to hunting valley. police say he s his 42-year-old wife and a 71-year-old woman in the head inside a home on the 3400 block of chippen daily avenue. >>> beginning monday, the cherry hill school district will implement new

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trish? trish: thanks, gerri. down 211 right now. liz, over to you. liz: we've got a little irony here in this hour, trish, we're awaiting president trump, he will land in st. louis where he'll tour a boeing facility that produces some of the u.s. military's top aircraft including the f/a-18 super hornet. the f-15 eagle as well. the irony to the right-hand part of the screen with the dow down 204 points, it's boeing, that same company that is percentage loss leader right now, down 2%. so the markets began to nosedive around 10:14 a.m. eastern time when headlines hit the wires that the white house confirmed it is seeking a $100 billion reduction, trimming in the trade deficit with china. possibility of an expanding trade war making investors very nervous as the administration moves on from steel and aluminum tariffs to tech and telecom to protect american intellectual property rights. we're going to be live in st. louis as soon as the president arrives. after being down as much as 338 points earlier. the dow down 216 but it's paring the losses into the

i hear a shot, trish is saying, oh, no, and then another loud noise.e them as g gunshots. i didn't really understand what was happening. >> at the time, what were you feeling? >> nothing. nothing at first, and then the gunshots went off and shock. >> i walked up to the door. all the lights in the house were out, but the street light showed a single figure in a ski mask maybe six, eight feet away. my reaction was, i wonder which one of kevin's goofball friends is playing a trick on us with a paintball gun. and i just stood there. but a moment later, i was shot, too. before i could call out to see if -- if bart was safe, there was a fourth shot from inside the house. my god, he shot all of us. why? >> reporter: as shots ring out, a neighborhood calls 911. >> someone's just shot my neighbors! get over here! >> i know i ran into the house. they say i ran past my dad, but i don't even remember seeing him. do remember getting shot. i do vaguely remember making a 911 call. >> where have you been shot at, sir? >> in my arm. >> okay bart, who shot you? >> i don

lena di trish was first a german then a global movie star a sex symbol whose later work also earned the respect of the critics. naif was a leading lady in germany france and england and even made a handful of hollywood films her private life was as dramatic and to mull joyous as her screen roles. will be schneider became a star at seventeen playing emperor assisting the princess and you know for the part about what you know about it. to skate that typecasting schneider moved to france taking on new roles and new lovers and became the face of french cinema. three german film goddesses gone but never forgotten. in second place is barbara an actress who leads with her brains whether as christian mystic hildegard funding and or the jewish german philosopher and those crackling intelligence shines through. is a library of nearly forty years of film history movies with directors like often run of n.f.l. spender shipped a generation of cinema goers and one or numerous awards but her strongest work has been with director of a tough one trotter playing real life women who change the way we think

trish hartman was at the airport last night and spoke to some of the travelers. >> all train service has been canceled. >> reporter: we found long lines and full bencheses -- benches at 30th street station at the height of the storm. >> septa canceled trains to wilmington and n were at the flower show trying to get to the flower show. >> i got here at 430 i look at the board it said it was 99 minutes late. >> reporter: amtrak suspended i-95 corridor leaving many stranded. >> it's madness bought a train ticket to richmond hopefully i'll get out. commutes that were minutes turned into hours. >> very difficult and dangerous. >> definitely you have to drive with two hands out here tonight to be safe. >> the winds the winds really, the roads are fine, but the wind are bad. >> reporter: at philadelphia canceled because of high winds and snow. american airlines suspended flights for the day. frustrated flyers are trying to rebook or find their bags. >> i'm trying to find not going anywhere. i just want to go home. ay more impacted because of t yesterday, be sure to check flight status befor

trish: i agree. and if the good companies -- trish: i've got to leave it there. agreed. >> that's why you'll see the higher prices over the long term trish: keith it's good to see you thank you so much make room for my good friend liz i'm off to fox news channel in for my friend neil today i'll see you at 4:00 liz is from here on out. liz: okay, thank you very much stocks speaking on an already strong day for the bulls as the president wraps up his infrastructure speech in rich field, ohio, right now, as he walks off the stage the president did emphasize the dire nature of the nation's crumbling infrastructure, specifically saying that some 40% of the nation's bridges were built before the first moon landing. he also called the nation's electrical grid and mass transit systems a "total mess." look, we see the markets jumping 387 points for the dow but let us dig down into infrastructure stocks, put them on the screens, steel stocks are moving higher across-the-board, anywhere from four to near 6% to the upside, everybody from u.s. steel, ak steel, kbr, jacobs eng

trish hartman is at philadelphia international airport. if trying to drive fly or train.s been rough going. r we fou o geker 500 flights werehe weather made a mess of things tonight.>> ael longines and ful storm.sepndtrains. >> we were at the sh >> here at 4:30.aiitk suspended servic p ge go ut.mally hr t hands tonight. t tportg trying >>mrying to ge luggage bt fl tomorrow airport officia flights could be impacted as well becau of the cancellations today. check your flight status before channel6>> aled a man in upper marion. the 57-ye driving south near arden road windshield of his car. he was proth at thene was hell at 5:45. the victim suffered head injuries. >>ree came crashing down on keller road cleaver. through the roof, second floor and to the floor. fortunately,zingly, no one the latest onhee have problems come> tomorrowing 40 mile storm tracker 6 live one band of snow bucks county through center city into south jersey. not heavy snow but still snow in the air. is, three of snow. peak62 philadel 71 cape adviso gusting 50 miles per hour. >> all right, adam, gusts hi

the idea of the cooperative goes back to free trish vilhelm hif. in the mid nineteenth century he promoted it as a way of overcoming the poverty faced by farmers in his region festival. since then the idea has spread to other parts of the economy new industries like sustainable energy have also adopted the model most cooperative work on a majority wombs basis all members can have their say regardless of their stake. entendre both are small when decisions have to be made everyone's opinion has equal weight. that applies to the world's largest co-operative gone in spain it has around seventy five thousand men biz eighty percent of whom it joint owners as with any business cooperatives like monder gone can suffer in times of crisis but because all members have an equal say they usually avoid mass layoffs this is. still a private company it has to be profitable but the number one goal is always to support the members so there are always two sets of objectives to consider economic objectives and social ones. to co-ops it's not just. to doubt the bottom