summer tax revenue in2016 was 34% higher in vail than four years bere, according to the town of vail. >> it's critical. we think we needo be providing a terrific experience all year round. >> reporter: for "nightly business report, i'm diana olick in vail, colorado. >> to read more about the toll climate change is taking on the multilion dollar winter sports industry, head to our website, nbr.em. >>> befe go, one more look at the final day on wall street. the finalumbers on wall street. they were pretty good too. the dowas up 216 points, nasdaq climbed by 10 the s&p added 30 points. >> and that is "nightly business repom sue herera, thanks for joining . >> i'm beil agriffeth. hareat eveni ♪ >> this is bbc world news america. y> funding of this presentation is made possible the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbeliable. ♪

vail generally likes to own the mountain.fferent reason to check up a mountain, at least in idaho. i talked to chris rouser about discovering your own private hot spring. chris: we sent our writer to go find these hot springs and sit around simmering and learn about this little trip. so he took this book, which is called the complete guide to idaho hot springs and went around in the area between idaho falls and boise, and found these great places hidden in the woods in the mountains, where there are only one or two people, no other people, and you can sit and enjoy nature. carol: how easy are they to access? some of these you have to hike a little bit to get to. chris: you can drive to some of them. some are on the side of the road, and people have built pipes into what is essentially a giant human cauldron. some you have to hike up into the woods. he had to hike up, not climbing like this, but was walking up through the snow to get to these places. no matter how hard it was, he would find people up there. carol: tell me abou

we're live at fruit vail bart with the latest. >> that's right. the stabbing on board a part train happened around 2:52 this amp. we have this area swarming with police here. it happened on train car 434. a bart officer or train officer breathlessly called in requesting a code three ambulance. saying this guy has a huge laceration to his neck. the victim was taken to the hospital we understand. with non-life threatening injuries. detectives are collecting evidence and video footage here at the scene. a according to bart the stabbing happened on board a richmond bound train just before 3:00. two men in a fight. when the stabbing occurred and somehow the man who was injured came into the station. there was blood splatered across a hall way in the part of the station that's under construction. downstairs here. near the bart turnstile. trains were not running for the last two hours. not stopping here. fruit vail was closed. passengers are waiting to board trains. we understand in the last few minutes, southbound trains have resumed here at newt vail s

>> i think there could be. >> robert katz is ceo of vail resorts, a publicly traded company.es 15 mountain resorts across the u.s., canada, and australia. it also owns luxury holtzs and a real estate development company. >> we do hear from shareholders quite a bit, again, this weather variability. if i'm going to invest in vail resorts, how do i know that you can consistently drive results >> his answer fight climate change from the ground up. lead by example, and at the same time protect the business. >> it's critical to our long-term sustainability as a company, and the financial performance that we can deliver. >> so it's really your bottom line. >>> absolutely >> in 2017 katz announced a commitment to using 100% renewable energy that means solar panels and transitioning to more energy-efficient snowmaking. yes, snow guns in colorado and it's buying more properties recently in vermont and australia. a geographical weather hedge >> it's critical because what we're seeing is variability, which means every resort is not having the same weather at the same time. >> the company

he became ceo of vail. very smart and focus guide.epic pass, which was his idea, kind of changed the industry. from there all the other independent resorts that work independently owned trying to cobble together something similar, try to partner, but were not ever able to match the gravity of vai until two years agol -- of vail until two years ago. it is basically three companies that each own a couple ski resorts. there was a fourth company called inter-west which i think is seven or eight resorts at the time that had been in trouble and they were looking for an exit. these three companies got together and said let's smoosh are mountains together, by this fourth company. overnight there is a company the size and scale of vail. carol: and they too have a pass. >> they too have a pass. carol: it felt like there were a lot of folks that wanted to partner with the second company and go up against vail. >> all terra is run by rusty gregor. he came out of university of washington. he was a linebacker, is a very laid-back guy. knows everybo

summer tax revenue was 30% higher in vail than four years before, according to town of vail >> it's critical we need to provide a terrific experience all year around >> so the know this year helped mitigate some of this, at least for the time being >> really this year. we will have an incredible ski season out west. you look at 9 feet in tahoe, they had to turn skiers away this bomb cyclone and you juxtapose that to last year, it shows you the variability. >> it's great stuff. we really vould u should have you here to talk about mortgage rates. all people want to know is, is it going to go hao lower we are seeing rates for the year, for average buyers that's $150 less than if they bought in november bring it on. >> thank you so much just about 15 minutes to go until power lunch. tyler mathieson joins me now she at one of the hottest new restaurants in manhattan, ty. >> reporter: kelly, i drew the lucky straw. i'm at the thomas kemper newest of high-end fine dining in hudson yards last night was the first night the tack room served the general paying customers tonight is night number go we wi

winter storm warnings up for vail and aspen. light snow for the ohio river valley, but the big player is coming out of the rockies. that's going to be the severe weather player for saturday, heavy snow north, heavier rain , phadelphia on sunday, starting out as snow in new england, but then turning to rain. we're warming up. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, singer r. kelly, just 24 hours after that explosive interview, r. kelly jumping out of his chair, tonight, he is facing a new allegation of sexual abuse. beh owing child support. that explosive interview he gave, he actually said, he defended himself against the demand for money while those two young women who live with him make new claims against their own parents. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> robert, what do you want people to know? >> reporter: there is more trouble tonight for the self-described pied piper of r & b. investigators in detroit say they're looking into a new allegation of criminal sexual conduct, this time with a 13-year-old in 2001. r. kelly's

from eden vail. across highway 101. hang on to the umbrella.e have a couple more systems to deal with. and they are developing in the pacific. while the main front came through and is pushing on out, we have a few areas of low pressure. that will provide us with more rain. let's look at the rainfall so far. the storm has delivered over an inch. three quarters in santa rose. san francisco. 17 hundredths. under a half inch in oakland. coming down concord almost a half inch. san jose 25 hundredths. a third in redwood city. so temperatures right now in the 40s 50s. out the door looking at sales force tower. th cuds are s up.sh tro arrived night and wednesday. we'll be drying out this week. tonight, tomorrow we have a level 1. look for scattered showers into the morning hours. widespread rain tomorrow night. and it will be breezy at times. hour by hour into the morning commute. you see the spotty returns. east bay and south bay. 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. there will be slippery roads from tonight's rain. tomorrow morning watch out. 7:30 tomorrow eve

overnight there is a company the size and scale of vail. too have a pass. >> they too have a pass. carol: it felt like there were a lot of folks that wanted to partner with the second company and go up against vail. >> all terra is run by rusty gregor. he came out of university of washington. he was a linebacker, is a very laid-back guy. knows everybody in the industry, friendly dude. carol: it was working, -- he was working, right, at a ski resort? >> yes. obviously was a very intelligent man. .ow part owner and ceo when this company kind of informed, he takes the reins and starts going through his rolodex, calling on his ski buddies through the industry. terrais a sense that all liv-ex to generally own the mountain -- likes to own the mountain. carol: a different reason to check up a mountain, at least in idaho. i talked about discovering your own private hot spring. >> we sent our writer to go find these hot springs and set a record simmering and learn about simmeringd sit around and learn about this. he went around the area between idah

. >>> vail rrtort second q earnings topped estimates but the ski resort operator is lowering its 2019 guidance due visitingo fewer guests its u.s.-based resort during the preholiday season. vail also, by the way, announced a 20% increase in its dividend and shares rose nearly 7% today to $216.55. >>> citrix systems has been . hack the networking software company says it has taken action to the problem and that the unauthorized access was possibly done by international cyber criminals. they did contact the fbi and is cooperating with that agency's investigation. shares fell more than 2.5% today to $99.98. >>> it is time now for our weekly market monitor, who likes food stocks. he says there is value in food, but it's all about picking the right company. this is his first time on the program, soe welcome kevin ent r, cochief inves officer. nice to see you, kevin, welcome. >> hi, thanks for having meas >> everybody got to eat, but to your point there are a lot of space.s in the food you picked three that you think will continue to perform well. they all have a bigfoot print but conagra i

earlier avalanches trapped a tow truck in vail pass and shut down part of interstate 70. >> been doing my business for about 30 years and i have never seen it like this. >> reporter: those two slides happening naturally. but crews have also been deliberately triggering avalanches hoping to reduce the risk. >> the colorado avalanche information center says we're seeing historic activity. >> reporter: authorities are now describing the danger as extreme or hi in nine of ten back country zones including vail, aspen and breckenridge. not just colorado dealing with massive snow amounts. >> officials declaring historic conditions and warning people to stay away from prone areas and here in california, we have so much snow that some ski areas will stay open through july. >> reporter: authorities fear more scenes like this one, a wall of snow crashing down onto cars earlier this week. including this the goldman family's vehicle. >> i don't see how you could see it as anything other than miraculous we survived that the way we did. >> 2,000 avalanches reported this season and more heavy snow is

cars driving on interstate 70 near vail, colorado and this happened.avalanche flying down the hill. snow eclipsi the roadway, drivers unable to avoid the impact. let's look at it again. this evening we're hearing from a couple who had their truck pushed off the road by this. >> she was like, mommy, mommy, oh, my gosh. i was like, what, wh l. iked to the right and i saw it coming. t was like, shawn, shawn, avalanche. >> when the impact hitus, it was loud, it was complete white out, we couldn't see i let my foot off the gas and coasted and tried to predict where the road would be a hoping i wouldn't hit a car in front of me >> a plow truck had to dig the family out. it took about six hours aft that to get home. authorit es say no onelse was trapped or hurt in that avalanche. >> timing is everything. right when that happoued. >> is the one that loves snow, by the way. >> yeah. >>in colorado. i love that area. i've driven that road many times. they doet avalanches out there constantly, seldom do ty hit i-70. blot of times it's higher passes that cloause of

you can see that's the case here across milpitas, sunny vail, campbell, san jose. i expect this picture to stay into place as we head through tomorrow morning. so again, some hit and miss activity, but by the time we hit tomorrow afternoon, we're starting to see this move to the south and then checksng window sunshine building in from the north bay down to the east bay. we'll talk about how long that sunshine lasts. stick around, my forecast at 6:48 tonight. >> we'll see you then. thank you, jeff. >>> a popular tourist attraction in danger of shutting down. the reason san francisco's only fortunate cookie factory's fate is up in the air. alright, let's talk perks! would you like a desk chair, weekends off, or thyes, please!ode? which one? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. sendrom a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to

. >> city staff is ee vail waiting this issue further and is working onetermining nex steps. one resident, a tenant, would not tell us who put up the no parking sign where she lives. others were forthcoming >> who put the sign up in front of your house? >> my landlord. >> does it work? >> yeah, it works well. >> that seems to imply there is some honor among residents. they know the signs are illegal. if the residents obey them, they can get awut repercussions at least for now. in redwood city, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> if you like lying around all day, nasa and the european space agency has a job for you. they're looking for 24 volunteers to remain in bed for two months. scientists are trying to determine if they can keep an astronaut's body in good shape by using artificial gravity. now, think about this for a second before you apply. you have to do everything in that laying down position, including eating, washing and going to the bathroom. the job pays 19,000 bucks. if you're interested, we have a link on our website. abc7news.com. >> i'm out. >> you're out? >> the begi

but today near vail, three avalanches, one her cutting off i-70 before sunrise, the third rupturing a gas line. it's quite historic. >> reporter: with traffic at a standstill for hours, the risk isn't over. >> the avalanche hit us, pushed us straight sideways -- >> reporter: the golman family was on i-70 earlier this week when cascading snow swept cars out of their lanes and buried the highway. >> i saw it coming. it was like, sean, sean, avalanche, avalanche! >> reporter: with more winter weather in the forecast, tonight officials are warning of a looming threat. the snow on mountains like this can be as dangerous as it is beautiful. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> we want to turn to the diagnosis that has so many people talking as we told you here last night. alex trebek is revealing he's battling pancreatic cancer. a lot of people are wondering why this cancer is so much harder to beat than others. anne thompson went in search of answers. >> hi, everyone. >> reporter: in revealing his stage 4 pancreatic cancer diagnosis, "jeopardy!" host alex trebek was both pragmatic and positive.

two giant avalanches yesterday near vail and copper mountain forced i-70 to shut down in both directionsours. several people had to be rescued after an avalanche on highway 91 buried three vehicles. no one was hurt. so far this season, six people have been killed in avalanches. officials say the danger in the state is historic. >> i'm not really sure how to describe it. it's frightening, amazing, you know, terrifying, kind of all at the same time. >> the average winter season has 3,000 avalanches, but the most active period is still ahead when snow melts. >>> on international women's day, the "washington post" reports on a study that says the u.s.ks 78th t of 193 countries on gender ualityn leat st the u.s. was in a tie with montenegro. women make up 23.5% of the u.s. house and a quarter of the senate. rwanda ranks number one with more than 61% of its lower house made up of women. >>> the "los angeles times" reports a "simpsons" episode featuring michael jackson's voice is being pulled from all platforms that carry the show. >> crematorium. you kill 'em, we grill 'em. >> who is this? >>

this is along i-70, between treckenridge and vail. that's the area tas seen three big avalanches. >> and people are sviving? >> they are. staying in their cars. the big tract coming in and getting the snow off them very quickly. let's hope it stays that way. we don't want to see anything the other direction for sure. all right, for youreather we have a storm system making its way the other way.l it w bring some snow tomorrow. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. 37 degrees. with thoselouds we've actually stopped the temperatures from falling too excuse me while i pick up my just dropped. i got it. i'm set. all right. 32 in frederick. 28 in winchester. below freezing in many it is going to be another cold start to our day tomorrow. you need to bundle up whe you take a step out the front door. take a look at the radar, that's some snow. this is in the higher part of the atmosphere. it's not hitting the ground it goes to show you we have a sto system moving in. this is kind of coming through, not a lot of moisthie. but right here is act

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it happened as the train came into fruit vail station. it's expected to open any minute after being closed for a time. sky 7 is over the bart station right now. detectives are collecting evidence and pulling video footage. bart tweeted the stabbing victim has been taken to the hospital. but the injuries are not life threatening. we know the victim is a man. we have a crew on the way to the station now. and we'll update you as we get them. >> more breaking news. san francisco public defender died from a mixture of cocaine. and alcohol. coupled with existing cardiovascular disease. according to to the san francisco medical examiner report released this afternoon. he passed on february 22. we are reviewing the report. you can follow him at dan noise. he'll join us with more details at 5:00. >> we have developing news nationally. special counsel mueller submitted his report regarding russian interference. in the 2016 election. >> how much of that report will be made available to the public is still unknown. we are live in washington d.c. >> i

they're towards saratoga, sunny vail. over to union city, free mont, now falling apart and collapsing. rain on 680. santa cruz mountains, getting light rain. there's more offshore moving in. that's the pattern we're in as this system lifts northward and drags the system across. it's going to weaken towards oregon. for the morning, we'll have a lot of cloud cover and some rain. 40s, 50s, cooler by 10 degrees compared to yesterday. there's not much to the north but a enough to keep rain in the forecast for the morning. there's not much rain with this. couple 100ths to to tenth of an inch. there's signs of good systems on track around april. april 6th, forecast models bringing in a significant system. we're not done with rain going into april. today cloudy, mostly cloudy in the morning, some rain, not a lot. if you get a cell going over you, it can produce rain. warmer weather is on tap for your weekend. let's enjoy it. >> it's your weekend too. >> starts tomorrow. >>> 50s and 60s on temps. looking at nice weather after toda

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heading up to the sierra let's get a look at this, major totals, king vail could get 35 inches of snowot anywhere really from about 2 to 3 feet once you hit about 6,000 feet. so another heavy dosing for us here through the sierra, i think saturday afternoon to sunday could be a good day to travel up there if you're thinking about it. >> good knowledge. thank you, jeff. >>> she's already a star and will soon be making a bigger splash in the pros. up next a chat with someone up next a chat with someone who's's better than having fast, th coverage throughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds for all your devices. plus, now that xfinity mobile is included, you can switch your wireless carrier and save hundreds of dollars a year. talk and text as much as much as you want and only pay for data. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >>> okay. tonight is the big ticket. here's a an wea wn about 40 minm now. >> she will likely be the number one pick in the draft, the accolad

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lou: what is the republican party going to go as a counter vailing party that will be seeking votes asapproach 2020. i don't hear the republicans standing up loud, proud, tall and strong. >> well you see the president doing that, tweeting about the dangers of anti-semitism today. lou: he tweeted. congratulations, mr. president, you tweeted. can we rise to a higher level than that, congressman? >> the highest level this president rose to in sup of israel showing the world they're standing against our dissh. lou: i understand. >> moving the embassy is the most -- lou: i'm talking about -- if i were not clear, i know you interpreted me correctly. this specific moment of anti-semitism, the awful remarks of this congresswoman and the absolute failure of the democratic party. we should be hearing from every republican in my opinion, loud and clear. >> i got to -- look, republicans have stood strongly with representative lee zell den who has led the effort on if republican side to condemn anti-semitism and -- lou: the congressman is terrific. but again. >> he's taking action and we're standin

in sunny vail. >> get ready to scratch your head thinking about it makes you itch. lice activity is up 20% in the bay yai. compared to last winter. gross. that's according to lice clinics of america. the clinic treated more than 200 people were lice in january alone. the owner says many people are not able to get rid of the lice at home. >> the chemical has been around for so long. and in the past it worked on the lice. but they just kind of grown resistant now. >> that's why they call them super-lice. public health departments in california don't check lice out breaks you may have received a notice from the school. a reminder to check your kid head. check br bugs and eggs for a week. don't share hats. that's big. >> it was only a test. the state did practice run of the quake system. rernlers say the alert came from pasadena and took four seconds to reach phones in oakland. it motivates them to think of an emergency plan. >> i i'm doubting myself. but i hope that is the result. >> hall right. there was a deluge this afternoon in the beast bay. it's coming down hard

the national murder rate and vail lent crime rate have both been cut in half the past three decades. in my office the other day. he threw out a figure that caught my attention. he said when you were attorney general last time, we had 2,200 murders in new york city. today we have 289 a year. it's 86% reduction. in 2015 and 16, there was a bit of an uptick in violent crime. i'm happy to say that crime is falling once again. according to the fbi's ecr report, both murder and violent crime went down in 2016. just last week, the fbi released their preliminary crime statistics for the first six months of 2018. they're only preliminary numbers, but they show a 6.7% decline in murders a 12.5% decline in robbery and a 12.7% decline in burglary compared to the first six months of 2017. we can't rest on our laurels. we should acknowledge the massive progress that has been made. that's why i'm committed to implementing the first step act. that act will help us use our prison space more efficiently and imprison only those that need to be there and help those that have completed their sentences, t

when they in vail that, she said, you saw him, too? it was an not, but intuitive interpretation.his point, french is so famous and so well-established that two other american presidents enlist him to be part of the rebuilding and remodeling scheme and washington, d.c. the development of the national mall, the prevention of blight in washington. theodore roosevelt conceives of a national commission of fine arts. william howard taft organize it and names daniel chester french to chair it. there he is at the head of the table. it is kind of an interlocking directorate at this point of washington, d.c. planners. taft is now named head of the lincoln memorial commission, as he leaves the presidency to woodrow wilson. they finally have figured out a way, and it took a republican congress and republican president, taft, to create the legislation needed to raise the enormous sum of like $200,000 to build a lincoln memorial at long last in washington. this is 40 years after lincoln's death. it is coming on lincoln's centennial time, so there was a great hunger to get this done at last in

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. >>> i've drivenhat stretch of i-70 is number of times between copper mountain and vail. much snow out there -- >> it's got nowhereo go. >> the storms we've had, they've seen them out there. some of the ski resorts, ge breckenr open through june. amazing. going through memial day weekend. for us, i'll be in ocean city, as i alwaysam. i will be there memorial day, a three-day weekend for the kids. what are we dealing with right now? we have the cold making its way in, speaking of colorado, denver last night 6 below zero. 15 right now. real cold across the country and the cold air is cominghere. 39 degrees now. dropping through the 30s, below freezing by th. puts most of you into the 20s by 11:00 tonight. i think many of you will end up in the teens. that's where we are right now withhe wind chills. 29 d.c. -- d.c., 29 towards manassas. here is the cold. the 15 i'm talking about in denver. chicago, 11. these are temperatures, not wind chills. i'm getting confused it's so cold. 18 st. louis. 29 in nashville. 49 in atlanta, 46 in raleigar no air until you get to florida. that

i did reach out to the sup vail department of public safety this morning and the officer on duty told me he did not have any further updates on the child's condition beyond last night. around 5:00 p.m. yesterday the boy fell from the fourth story of the apartment building. investigators were taking measurements of the balcony and building late into the night. the man who called 911 says he lives on the first floor and was with his family when he heard has loud thud from outside when he found the 4-year-old boy unconscious but breathing on their balcony. >> i heard a sound and looked down and there was a kid on the balcony. we weren't sure which apartment or whom it belonged to. so i saw he was bleeding. i called 911 when i saw that. >> the neighbor says he didn't even realize there was a fourth floor here, but they found the family the child belonged to once the paramedics arrived last night, investigators say at least one adult family member was home at the time of the incident. cps and district attorney were contacted about this incident per protocol. it appears at this point the in

detectives say the attacker and victim argued on the train friday before that stabbing near the fruit vail bart station in oakland. >>> and a shooting in san francisco has left one person dead and three others injured. it happened last night near fillmore and eddy streets. so far there is no word on any suspects or motive. >> here's the thing about a 7- day forecast like that. you look for monday through thursday and you see there is a chance of rain on every day and then you get kind of down. that's not the way this is going to play out. it will rain on monday through much tuesday it probably won't rain much at all. but there is a slight chance for a few showers. wednesday is when that second storm. so monday and wednesday are the why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet for $49.95 a month and 600 a ye. justne more way we take your business beyond. busa days ends april 7th. inte

but he will give, i believe, both sides of the argument and we'll be able to see -- sort of lift the vail little bit on the struggle they were having on inside the special counsel's office about how to decide that and we'll also learn i think much more specifically about why they decided there was -- there was no collusion here. >> right. >> was it because that these people were unwittingly used by the russians? he did conclude that the russians were trying to influence the election on behalf of donald trump. we know that already from a lot of indictments that have come down against the russians, but we'll learn a little bit more about what specifically the russians were trying to do with people inside the trump campaign and it may tell us more about the russian m.o. than we've already known. >> gloria, thank you very much. >> sure. >> for analyzing that with me really quickly. we didn't let the congressman go too far. he's been reading it as well. stand by for that. also we'll get legal reaction to this letter from the u.s. attorney general bill barr. we're back in a flash. whoa. this lo

what do you think of that pretty much vail veiled threat? >> it's absolutely essential.ei gets into the 5g backbone of a security partner, it really makes it very difficult for us to protect our networks. we share some very sensitive information with the germans and the chinese will get it, in all probability. you've got to remember that between 2012 and 2017, the chinese were secretly downloading data from the headquarters of the african union because the au had huawei equipment with back doors in it. so this is not some theoretical concern that we are worried about something that might happen. this already has happened. >> gordon, liz peek here. nice to see you, always. question for you. why isn't the government being more explicit about our concerns having to do with huawei? you just mentioned one example, hard, concrete example of huawei's misbehavior. it seems to me most americans have no idea that that took place or that other problems have arisen and i think the government needs to tell us that. >> well, certainly. we have to be much more forthright about a couple

years and it's not a sort of the end of it we're talking about just west of colorado springs up in vail mountain area ski areas expect with dismay that we are coming in to the spring akron oaks pretty soon and you see a massive cloud down here there are a few more showers to come in this area and this is another potential developing storm so just wind that a bit look at the whole u.s. wasna south that veil of cloud just leads you to a bit of rain in the southern states and then still snow you'll notice in were just south of washington but then this develops now this in the next day or so as it rolls through wyoming into the northern plains states will involve millions of people and to get fifteen twenty centimeters of snow is a big storm system joining up with what was already there before so masses of rain for the south where flooding has been something of a problem so in the immediate future in particular around the midwest and the plains states this snow will roll east with but the temperatures at least are all miss rice. so i has had on al-jazeera a warmer welcome than most will tel

. >> they've done so manyer vail things. i will tell you, i love this country. i love this country.s much as anything i can love. . what they did, it was a. it was a terrible things ♪ we can never let this happen to another president again. i saw it very strongly. >> can the president move beyond this? >> i cannot speak for what the president will do, but i imagine he will. it is significant that from the moment he got elected, he never got an administration unencumbered from an investigation. to learn that there was no substance to this, it is incredibly frustrating. he is speaking from the heart. he does not want future presidents to be encumbered like he was from the get-go. the fbi investigation, after , it continued for two years thereafter. it will be a continual point of reference going forward. >> one of the issues that has come back, the president fired james comey which triggered the special prosecutor. was that a mistake? >> i don't think so. that is within his power as the chief executive to make those kind of decisions. that is a position that is appointed by the presid

so a well actually just off to that quote you have from the foreign minister mark vaile who's actuallyonly been in his job for a day he went on to say that the government's going to investigate these allegations which is quite unusual because government policy is not to comment on any special forces operations but the source of these allegations is the mail on sunday newspaper which alleges that elite special boat service troops the s.b.s. are present in yemen and five were injured in gun battles inside and if true that would wholly contradict the british position that this government is not participating in the conflict only providing the just tickle support to the saudis in riyadh back in february there were reports on social media that british soldiers had been injured in firefights during a humanitarian operation in yemen but what the mail on sunday is claiming is that these s.b.s. soldiers were not just involved in humanitarian operations but actually providing mentoring in yemen that's medics translators and forward support whose job it is to request support from the saudis out i

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. >>> companies all seeing stocks move higher that have reported vail, big lots navistar falling on theing it the best quarter since 010 and you're looking at big lots up over 10% right now. >>> in less than half an hour's time, we're going to get the february jobs report first let's talk about what to expect joining us now is mary ann bartel, jim keenan, jason furman, and dave mcintosh. thank you all for joining us this morning and mary ann, why don't we start with you just set this up on a lot of concerns out of the china trade that came out today. what do you anticipate if anything that impact could have on the number that we've seen here too >> so, i mean, it's very obvious that things are growing, but at a slower pace. our internal data at bank of america is looking for a drop not as bad as consensus. we're only 7% off the high things aren't terrible what i really see happening is, you know, the interest rates are a lot more than any had expected that's allowing risk assets to perform well and for the past ten years, people have been saying the 10-year has to get well above 10%. an

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