. >> i've long been a student of slavery given wii work at montpelier and i know how important it is to understanding history. i was throwing understanding that time between emancipation and the modern civil vites era is just at central. sometimes you mention the word reconstruction to americans and they're not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing. i'll share with you a personal anecdote about my own ignorance prior to my intense spiff study to this era. >> i had a picture, a picture in head of african-american and looking like rubes and hay seeds in their teeth. i in my research, as difficult as it was, watched the birth of anation, the original 1950 movie by dw griffith. i had recalled i had watched it in high school in a humanities class, no discussion about the concept. the point was to discussion griffith's innovative techniques. ... it shows you how strong popular culture can be especially, visual images. indeed, this movie captivated the american public and put in their heads lots of false images that were not countered by our schooling because of the inaccuracy of our s

[applause] there is a right to apply the wii will protect the diversity of the free press and to ensure there is diversity of the media outlets in this country. they've put forth a clear view of something quite important into many small towns it's been hollowed out and get to a whole process of decline. it's quite complicated but with intelligence planning and good support, you can end up with a vibrant center across the country. there's also the question of the promotion of other things as well. credit unions have grown and it's a great way to the. they introduced the account in those days so we've been looking alongside the role the post office with play to get people to good thinking. [applause] the main reason why the why did he choose to do that in the program and secondly, you've set out plans to spend about 50 million how much do you intend to borrow a -- independent studies. if the water rate [inaudible] [applause] not going to raise benefits. that is clear we are looking at that event at camp and their housing and particularly in london we end up with a process of almost manage

we are exploring advertising channels, getting companies to put their brands on wii chat, for tencent are already approaching the number of users that whatsapp has? injanuary number of users that whatsapp has? in january whatsapp said they number of users that whatsapp has? injanuary whatsapp said they had 1.2 billion active monthly users. i think wechat are gunning to overtake whatsapp. they are also targeting international markets. whatsapp and twitter are already having a major footprint in the international market, but the likes of weibo and tencent are catching up just with that powerful billion strong mainland base and the chinese dyas barack. you look at the western counterparts. —— diaspora they have a limited ability to get their footprint into the market. if they have a footprint in the mainland market, this western technology giants could overtake the mainland companies? they have to integrate with the chinese governments. which will take time. that will certainly ta ke will take time. that will certainly take time. some of the world's egypt military contractors are robbing

they have made two ak wii sagss. 16 billion. in the meantime, they're giving you yield and the stock is just off the highs of 38 on the sixes. even on this dwix sell, what's the stock doing today? down 25 cents. the bulk of the move was in the first six months of the last 12. much like the financials. you get a big move in the financials because the trump bump, then we've paused. next step happens for the financials. when we start to see the rates go up. >> if you don't want to own it, but don't short this. that's just dangerous. don't short it. >> up next, a double dose of the unusual. the brothers trabing the action in the options market. stay tuned for their latest picks. think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov after becoming one of the largest broadband companies in the country. after ex

see the wiies? the phone pole fell on it. it covered the crash school bus.on board. that is the good the driver was not hurt but it did knock out power to a nearby middle school for some time. michelle: this is from alabama. this starts off innocent. a girl watching a kangaroo. suddenly the kangaroo grabs the child and ripped in her scalp. >> you blame yourself. why did i take her to the park that day? why did i take it to see the kangaroo? >> i'm just glad it got me instead of my baby sister because it would have hurt her worse. michelle: what a great big sister. the wound took 14 stitches to close. the family is asking the park to put up better barriers to prevent a repeat disaster. jonathan: scary. caught on video, fire fighting taking literally in maryland. a jury is ready to hear the case. firefighter that is accused of brawling outside a burning home. at issue who would get to the fire or put out the fire first? volunteers arrived first. they are back the career firefighters in lanham in 2015. trial begins in the morning. >> the fire truck used as a ba

. >> reporter: this wii worked but the one she initially bought didn't so she posted a negative review. almost immediately, she says she got an email from the seller. sandy refused to remove her review. >> even if they completely disagreed with me, don't call me a liar. >> reporter: amazon's policy states it will only remove feedback for specific reasons. but sandy insists her post didn't include any of that. >> the reviews, that's what give the company credibility. >> reporter: public relations expert doug says sanitizing reviews are dangerous. >> if they are limiting what the purchaser is seeing, that then calls into question the credibility of the company. >> reporter: in response to sandy's story, amazon admitted it may have removed her review because the matter was resolved. >> how can i trust any purchase i make on amazon.com if i can't trust the feedback? >> reporter: amazon repost today and gave sandy the chance to revise it. >>> popular park in berkeley closed to visitors because of the presence of at least one nest for protected wildlife. we still don't know exactly what spec

you see this dude is bobbing and wiiing.hat table. . >> sliding under the dinner table. >> yeah, pretty much. >> how does it work? one and then evade and then switch? >> yeah. they last for a predetermined period of time. each round has one chaser and one evader. you get a point when you tag the opponent. or when you evade your opponent the entire 20 seconds. >> oh! >> so close. i feel like you have to be a professional parkourist. we take ourselves out. >> as adults i'd totally belly flop. >> they would have to have an amateur round at this championship just to see people like us try this, that would be fun to watch. >> instead of metal bars, it'd have to be foam bars. >> oh, we'd have to wear helmets. >> most definitely. >> so how does one enter this competition? could we put together team "right this minute"? >> you do what you want to do. i'll be a coach, but i'm not playing. >> i'll show you how to play. >> tag, you're it. >> i just pick up something to nail you. here we go. . they hope to defend their title this summer

>> wii need some wins! -- we need some wins for the nats! a chance for victory against the braves. that's coming up >>> now, wusa9 "game on sports." >> our nationals have be of the best teams in baseball! but in a mini fly right now! losers of three straight. visiting the braves again down in atlanta. matt is making his first start after taking a ball to the knee last sunday. that's mark and he did not have his best stuff today giving up that shot to rio ruiz! first homer for ruiz. couple innings later -- [ sigh ] >> this one from kemp. braves lead 3. they threatened to take the lead. but bryce harper pops up in the infield! and then ryan zimmerman would strike out in the inning and the nats never threatened after that. losing at the acl5-2. >>> hey, check this out! the o's and the jays. birds with the maryland pride. i like them. i like them! but joey -- chases bautista in a hurry. bottom of birds respond. wellington castillo! his third homer in the last two days. second game-winning homer. birds win. and i like those! i like them. i like them! 7-5. that's that bruno mars song. st

a decent commute getting to the south bay and those fray wiis are looking good -- freeways, looking goodaffic is moving along all right with no major issues. also, the bay bridge traffic looks good. car fire, eastbound 80 ksh the last off ramp in san francisco. just reported five minutes ago, the fire department is on the way and we can see if we can wake kevin up, i know kevin sleeps in the back. push the bufferin. see what i -- push the button. >> i -- shopping. >> online. >>> going to get back to you. >>> we have a big change today. the wind is already howling for some. be careful. there you go. the full moon. the full moon. i was waiting for our wolf sound. there it is. >> (rooster). >> no wolf? full at 2 2ing 2:42. . >> (meow). >> yes, i know you're hungry. -- always gets me as a cat person. gusts up to 30 plus. almost 40 miles per hour. the wind gusts at 20 to 25, west-southwest, a strong delta breeze. yesterday's off shore is replaced by an onshore. and things are bouncing around big time. cool irpattern. 50s to 60s, upper 60s and maybe 70s and 80s. all it takes is a weak system c

that entertainment company involved a trailer full of playstations and x-boxes and wii's.e would take the trailer to churches and festivals an was paid a price to do so. then kids and adults would be able to play the entertainment games at the festivals. this was a young man who was doing everything correctly. his parents and the loved ones say. last night he was coming home from his job at pizza hut. working the everything shift. he was heading down temple hill road. a windy, wooded stretch when he lost control of his hit a tree. police are not sure what if cause of the crash was but they are looking at all possibilities. speed, distracted driving and the potential with all of last night's rain of hydroplaning playing a role here. it's considered dangerous by many. we talked to residents in the immediate area that told us that it is common to hear the sound of car crashes. one person we talked to describes that stretch of road a, "death row." again the police still don't know what caused white's car to crash. the story put together earlier today. let's take a listen. all

they work really hard and being able to give them a wii to buy the car trk house, send their kids tois a good way to show how much we trust them. >> we'll keep an eye out for any word of going public. thank you for joining us to talk about the business. the cofounder and ceo. >> squawk alley will be back in just a moment. your muscles look good, but we should be seeing more range of motion. i'm fine. okay, well let's see you get up from the couch. i'm sorry, what? grandpa come. at cognizant, we're uniting doctors, insurers and patients on a collaborative care platform, making it easier to do what's best for everyone's health, every step of the way. you may need more physical therapy. ugh... am i covered for that? yep. look. grandpa catch! grandpa duck! woah! ha! there you go grandpa. keep doing that. get ready, because we're helping leading companies lead with digital. it use to be everyone had who wanto be in the office. we lacked the technology to be flexible and productive. then cdw orchestrated a collaboration solution for us. using the lenovo x1 carbon. powered by intel core pro

this company could go way wii tomorrow. and it wouldn't make a difference. maybe would people start getting more colonoscopies or use the fit test. >> we're going to bring in on the phone, kevin con roy, chairman aceo of exact sciences. are you there? >> i am. >> what's your experience? >> andrew is dead wrong when it comes to detecting stage one cancer from blood. it has been shown in study after study after study that bonlgically, that doesn't appear to be possible. and for that reason, blood based test is very unlikely to ever display any other test. you want to detect stage one cancers and you can't do that reliablely from blood. the most preimminent guidelines have said that colo guard is a parody with the other screening methods. and so, again, mr. left is dead wrong. >> are you saying that your product is -- >> i'm not dead wrong. it's his study. go look it up. google. st stanford, gast row journal, 2016. >> mischaracterized. that study. what that study says is with greater compliance of colo guard versus the chemical test, it's cost effective relativ

according to the wii q. week dump, the less immigration -- still controlled by putin on the nuclear capabilities of great britain. i don't know. was that treason? was that in the same category? trump isn't being accused of anything like that at all. you guys don't like trump and you're making this russia thing -- this is insane, actually! >> i guarantee you six months from now, whatever it is that we get the results of the investigation or we actually have testimony, publicly, from man manafort and his compatriots, maybe even comey -- >> tucker: what you expect we will find? >> carter page and et cetera,t was not an accident that the wikileaks -- hold on. podesta ed one hour after the wikileaks. but we will find somebody close to trump said, go, now. you've got them, go with it. which is why they couldn't help but brag about the fact that there was going to be podesta's time in the stock. he couldn't help himself. so somebody in the trump orbit said -- let me ask you. >> tucker: i thought democrats are going

it's running ahead of the nintendo wii.t to get one. i have a 70 inch tv. what's the switch do that's different than the wii? they keep getting better and better and making advances, right? do i need to buy this? >> i'm surprised you don't already have one, joe. i know you're kind of a gamer with your family. look the switch is a hybrid mobile and console device. you can play it on your tv. it's got motion sensor controls. you can also grab it and take it with you and it will have a pretty good battery life to go on a flight. go on a trip. so, yeah, you should. there's a lot of original ip that's out with it. we got a mario card already, a super mario coming. a lot of good games. our own heroes that we publish is out there for the stwich. so yeah i think you got to go get two of them. >> i mean, the lowest scores i've ever had in golf have been on the wii. i mean, there's a lot of -- i don't know, i'm able to -- >> is there wind? >> i'm able to gauge. >> even better you can buy it on omni channel. we've got a tremendous omn

more from that meeting last month as well as last wii's committee hearing in the senate homeland securityommittee in which local police officials talked about what they need in their community. we will show you that in our first hour. we want to hear from you. are you concerned about anger violence. the phone lines are split up by region. eastern or central time zones, (202) 748-8000. mountain or pacific, (202) 748-8001. and a special line for former gang members, (202) 748-8002. the washington examiner coming off of that homeland security committee hearing writing local law enforcement officials asked for more federal funding and changes to federal surveillance laws to help them battle the ms 13 gang. those requests were made in response to what ron johnson said was a problem being fueled by poor border security, allowing members of the gang to enter the united states. three officials who testified needs to doernment more to help prosecutors prosecute members of ms 13. more from that story. yournt to hear from you, suggestions and observations. monique is first, here in washington, d.c.

i was with lee cooper for breakfast on friday and for the first time, he said he thinks ek wii theties are fully valued. usually, he said they're not tremendously undervalued, so, that's what everybody is dealing with. will earnings take it to the next level? a lot of the money is going outside the u.s. europe still looks very atrack ty. we're seeing their manufacturing index, everything else. employment coming down. manufacturing going up. >> i think a lot of this conversation has to do with your view on why we're here, what got us here and what can get us to the next level. where the market now is so reliant on the trump agenda or simply the trump agenda was the spark that got things going and it's all about earnings. you're doubtful of where we are. >> you said you don't trust it. >> i don't, but i'm in with both feet. i did say i think the stock market is stuck. i think the ten-year is a representative benchmark for bonds is stuck in a range, 220 to 260. oil is stuck. so you've got to look at this. you know these things are not going to be stuck forever. do they break to the downsi

around this valuation on apple, which has been with this company for several years start tog part wiis, so sentiment is starting to change and we have four pi pillars going forward. iphone 8. valuation 11 times x cash ch capital return. we heard about it last week, but it's not done and new innovations on the horizon. so i think the market is starting to get it. but it's still early stages. i think there's plenty of upside left. >> is that one of the most underrated stories here, the capital urn, the dividend is big. the buybacks are bigger than people even realize. >> they're going to return 300 million by march 19. but i think if repatriation policies go through, i think they could do a little bit more and that would most lickly be around the dividend, so i don't think the capital return story is over. remember, apple generates 50 to 60 billion in free cash flow a year. >> yeah, you got to hope that the eight is really big, right? tim cook speaking on the most recent earning call saying we've seen a delay. we think it's because of all these rumors about when we're going to launch a 8

governmental partners, whether that by b the -- on the gill crease project, we are trying to find wiis to leverage resources in a project of some size, but certainly not a megaproject. to be able to create an opportunity for a private party to come in and help with only the construction. of that project. and again, we think we can create a very come president competitive environment that would facilitate that. it's a little unique and we've got some question marks we're going to have to resolve, but we simply much as i would say that iowa has, we've never had the right project to be able to accomplish this. we've been talking a bt the gill crease expansion now for about nine years with these partners, so we're only now to a point where we feel we've got an opportunity to move forward with it. >> because every circumstance is very, very different in making sure it's not one size fits all. i think is really important. i thought it was interesting that mayor garcetti mentioned los angeles and their county of 10 million people. my county, montgomery county, is 10,000 people. so very differ

so we are leaning into this mission as aggressively as we do but it is much bigger than us and the wiiwill provide the best product possible. >> what you undertake that analysis and i can almostas guarantee that you would get a t partisan support for additional responsibilities and resources you need with regards to thatie critical mission so please keep us posted. we seem to have adopted a strategy with a combination of the forces and air power but in your professional military opinion, what other capabilities would be beneficial to help bring in places like iraq or syria or afghanistan. once the men and women are on at everything else is good to go but we know that there are a lot of capabilities in forces to bring to bear specifically what do you see as most important with other capabilities supporting? >> there is different special forces and i can't think of a circumstance dependent on another service or supportingce function, not one so if and when it's been described as the special operations forces by themselves it is a misconception.ti in some cases we are prominent because it

>> wii concerned about wage inflation. it's the coiled spring.entering the labor force. this opioad epidemic, brings up, that's taken 7 million people out of the work force. we need more people. so without those people, i'm not really sure how to stable wages, and -- >> worst point for a band to come in and celebrate. >> i think -- >> can i show you guys my chart, kelly? >> ask for 11 million people, we're not going have to people to build the roads quick that trumpments to build. >> steve quickly, then we have to go. >> one thing, people working part-time for economic reasons, it's come down by 1.1 million in the last year, meaning a lot of people, you know where the extra labor comes from, you have, now is over 6 million people that were working part-time because they count find work that's now down to 5.2 million people. that's a place where you have slack in the labor market. to me, that's a very good sign of health right now in the jobs market. there's the chart right there. >> in this case, pull up the band, celebrate. thank you for joining

and maybe you are spared the question, and so perhaps i will follow up later, but my concern s and i wiis, an state this way, if we don't stay on the cutting edge of in innovati innovation, and it is what keeps the innovation in america, and that is what makes it more difficult to push through the strategies of transportation, and i hope that we will, too. >> thank you. thank you, senator merkley, and senator rounds. >> thank you. i am a little concerned about what you see as the future of the tiger grant program, and the benefits that the program has to inf infrastructure projects, and what you are concerned about the lack of funding of the tiger grant. >> i know how popular the tyiig grants are with members of congress. this is the first budget done by a new administration, and omb director nick mulvaney had not been on board yet. so at this particular this particular issue is something that we are discussing, and we are thinking that going forward there is a more wholistic approach this. >> i am glad to hear that, because a lot of of the tyiiger grants are small in nature in regards to

>> wii will absolutely look forward to engaging with you and your staff on all these issues. >> thank you. ms. greenberg, do you have comments or thoughts on the act? >> we support the tickets act. we believe it offers a lot of positive benefits to consumers, including the issue of not allowing involuntary bumping, eliminating limits on compensation for bumping, limiting overbooking practices which we have talked about. we don't understand why there are overbooking habits. and requiring appropriate disclosures by the carriers. yes, we think it's a great bill and we look forward to working with you on it. >> because my time is running down and it's been a long day, i will submit the other two questions for the record. i just want to note not only do i share the concerns about whether overbooking is still a policy that makes sense in this day and age, i'm very concerned that airlines have had policies that bump the passengers who either are not frequent flyer members or have bought the lowest priced tickets first since they are often people who can afford to buy -- can't afford to buy h

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[ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] mied he's a it wiy head is a li!ther texas all the way into louisiana and parts of georgia where we have 21 million people at risk for a big flood threat. we are talking about more showers and thunderstorms stretching through the gulf today, potential flooding and rising levels on those rivers and streams. we are looking for a risk of anywhere from two to four inches of rain but locally could be up to six inches along the gulf. rest of the country we are looking for more sunshine making its way through the pacific northwest. it will be spectacular. rain in the east and looking for wet weather making its way through the mid-plains. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. cloudy and rainy outside this morning. all these individual showers are lifting northeast so it will continue to be socked in on the i-95 corridor for at least the next four or five hours. temperature wise, we're in the upper 50s to aroun

operation right now i want to see it go to a fourth generation i don't know if we can and we're a c corps wii also an s. corp that went a decision we made on our own the government helped us make it. so he was look at all these things when it comes to pro growth it better be pro growth. i am just really concerned that the country is it is going to have record revenues can't come close, can't come close to to paying its spendings. you couldn't do it in your business and none of us could do it at all. so i worry about that and mr. rat nor you are concerned about deficits, i am greatly concerned. >> i know that when president bush left office it was almost 10 trillion dds and what president obama left it was you will most $20 trillion so the concern with that is enmesh able. i don't know thousand grew that fast, but it did. progrowth. in your estimation of where you sit and i know we complete globally now. we have to at the model we now exist in, all of these different items that we're talking about today, is there any of them that you disagree with as far as growing, growing our economy? and ma

with the wii would come here for the final declaration.ntrol, this conservatives were just about able to run it for the last year now they have a majority of 26 and across norfolk, the conservatives brought in some very impressive majorities, as the counting went ahead. the other headlines in norfolk, yes, ukip have been wiped out, as they have been across east anglia but also the green party have been wiped out. they were wiped out because of a small labour surge which we saw in norwich in the labour heartland of norfolk really. this is quite important, because this part of norwich, the seat was held up the last election by clive lewis from labour. the former business secretary, seen by some as being a future leadership contender. he was going to face a big fight in the forthcoming general election. he still does face a fight, but i think he will sleep a little bit more happily the night, knowing labour have done so well in norwich. the other bits of news from norfolk, is we see a bit of a liberal democrat surge on the north norfolk coast

he'll be on 4 million wii bosses, does it still matter? wondered when he walked in the cereal aisle and say who is on the box. kevin: we were mentioning offset, one of the most memorable kerry. dagen: name the manholing her, though. kevin: what is it? >> they are like magazine covers. you arrived and serious. jared: it's iconic. >> does anyone eat wheaties anymore? kevin: champions do. >> otmeal is on trend right now. jared: right now looks like yankees are sitting in pretty good spot. kevin: phoenix substance -- suns land to fourth. it's frustrating. -- dagen: arizona it's just not the sun of our universe. i love you but we have been playing a lot of -- maybe he'll smile in the next hour. >> the first game. jared: without leonard they are a different team. flat. kevin: they had the first game in hand and they lost. dagen: jared max, sports report. i like billy joe but chicago, fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm. get a handle of this, introducing a squeezable smartphone. oh, squeeze it, next hour mornings with maria the comfort in knowing wh