youen can't mistake this city for anywhere else. >>> the hunt for a treasure. the pail that was told but his neighbor from the philippines -- >> during the world war ii he was a small boy here. he told me in america he's deceased now, that he witnessed japanese gold in a chest being buried. so he told me many times to come and dig it up. >> he says for the most part he just missed the story, but now he finds himself in the philippines and decided to reach out to some of the locals and said i've got some directions. >> this is the old foundation of some type of guard house. . >> her like what do we got to lose. >> this sounds fun. a real life treasure hunt. >> they are digging and dig. luck was on their side. he must have had some four leaf clovrs because watch this. there's a thump. it's incredible. they find something. >> that alone, i u b don't care what it is. the fact that you went b to the philippines, dug a hole for the first time and found something that's exciting. >> it's a legit treasure chest. now they are walking it back to the village. they are abl

i know youen went to the white house the other day to talk to the president about our snow preps. what was that like? >> we appreciated the outreach from the white house. we have new president, new administration officials and they have to make some decisions about the federal workforce and so i thought it was important we established those new relationships. >> office? >> the oval office is as magnificent as you might think. it's the people's house. and that oval office is representative of our great nation. >> did you get a paperweight or a little souvenir? >> no, but we talked a lot about snow prep and metro and how d.c. and the federal government how we can always have great relationships when it comes to taking kir of our city. >> does he seem to be interested in our city? >> he knows washington well. i think that he wants to make sure that the federal government it our city needs anything that we have the right contacts. >> nice meeting? >> it s ve pduiv meeti >> tnkouo ch ha y vy ch i go tu. yannef esof your very own. you have to enter the pat collins snow stick challenge.

. >> i think the trip to kentucky was as much as about rand paul as it was people in the as youens. >say it gets passed as it. obamacare had its rocky moments. what advice would you give to the person who will be in your position shepherding this thing through? >> i think we're going to learn in a little while today or tomorrow what the projected impact is going to be in terms of people's lives. i and i think we have to recognize wlooef got a lot of people in the country that depend on medicaid, they depend on medicare to retire and taking $600 billion or so away from the health care system is going to have an impact. so expect that something like this is going to have a tremendous amount of challenges just get to through. i'm -- i think if we had to, we should suspect there would be personal tremendous challenge. >> thank you very much. we'll be right back. >>> daniel holton was only 24 when he was suddenly put at the helm of "lonely planet." he knew it would take some innovative thinking to modernize this history dinosaur. find out how he turned this around on "your business" sunday

we've seen a lot of plows go through frederick to the beltway youen count air lot of slow-moving traffic this morning and we're seeing empty conditions because of heavier snow and it picks up closer to beltway and earlier crash 395 to duke slow there. >> coming up next team coverage con nipz leesburg. we'll check with bob barnard after the break. >> you know what it is #fox5snowday. let welcome at are sending in. thanks you. street in fredericksburg. >> district heights woke like this this is what it looks like all over the area. >> resistance says witnesser blooming nowers are not complyinging. >> hope they make it through. >> 6:11, back after this >> take a look at♪ pictures. across the area crews everywhere frederick to leesburg and down south rain. compared to some areas around here. d.c. getting slushy, icy mixture now. we'll keep trabz across the region. some posted up and still driving through the region. yes, police, use caution. >> it's:12 this started in the midwest blanketing towards illinois, iowa, minnesota, blamed on two deaths in wisdom martin. up to a foot of snow fell ou

do you know how youen into go abo that. >> we are developing witness lists.h viewed peopter you may come onto things you want to interview others. it's a step in the right direction if we don't have to subpoena somebody and they come volume voluntarily. that's a little piece of good news in what was otherwise a tough day in the investigation. >> thank you. >>> ahead, paul manafort's offered to come and testify about his russian connection. details on that ahead. (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. oh yes.... even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. but shouldn't it be about first

we'll bring youen update as soon as we get there. >> 6:14, united's legging scandal is going viral and now celebrities are weighing in. here's what happened. united airlines did not allow two teenage girls to get on the flight because they were wearing leggings. those girls were flying from denver to minneapolis over the weekend. now, the reason that united says they were not allowed to get on is because they were traveling on an employee pass and thus they have to follow the company's dress code policy to fly on that pass. john legend's wife chrissy teigen is a model, she tweeted next time i will wear only jeans and scarf while flying united. >> in business and tech news right now, investors could be taking the opportunity to cash in some profits from the so-called post election trump trade today. following the defeat of the health care bill on friday, asian and european markets already in the red today. but by 1% or less, as our u.s. stock futuresering we'll see what happened throughout the course of the day. the dollar is at a four-month low against major currencies on concerns over

. >> that whole thing about youen can find me on twitter, instagram. >> people get it, they know. >> behind closed doors? you've been outside on the beautiful deck all week. >> snow. it's the precipitation. with can't control it. >> all right, i hear you. have a great afternoon. coming up right now on msnbc, the art of the health care deal. president trump is making a hard sell for the gop overall after a bumpy rollout this week. this hour, the president meets with house committee chairs about the plan. we're going to bring it to you as it happens. plus, a view from the front line of health care. i'm talking with the president of the american nurses association. an

. >> that whole thing about youen can find me on twitter, instagram. >> people get it, they know. >> why areou behind closed doors? you've been outside on the beautiful deck all week. >> snow. it's the precipitation. with can't control it. >> all right, i hear you. have a great afternoon. coming up right now on msnbc, the art of the health care deal. president trump is making a hard sell for the gop overall after a bumpy rollout this week. this hour, the president meets with house committee chairs about the plan. we're going to bring it to you as it happens. plus, a view from the front line of health care. i'm talking with the president of the american nurses association. and jobs, jobs, jobs. plentile i plentiful, this morning, the first report of the trump presidency. what it means for wall street, main street and 1600 pennsylvania avenue. and live at the native nations march in ug whwashington, d.c. demon mo straightstrators takin against the pipeline. plus, i'll talk with taboo from the black eyed peas who's marching to the white house right now. good morning, everyone, i'm ali v

in this public report include the word transcript which has a very unique use in the matters that youened -- you and i are discussing this morning. that's a very unique use of that word. wiretap has a very specific meaning. the name of a u.s. citizen that was supposed to statutorily be protected is no longer protected. so some of this report, let's assume 90% of it is inaccurate. that other 10% is still really, really important. and to the extent that you can rely on the dates in either "the washington post" or "the new york times," we are talking about february of this year is when the reporting first took place. so we are -- we're a month and a half two months into something you and i agree is incredibly important and also happens to be a felony. i'm asking you to assure the american people, you've already assured them you take it really seriously. can you assure them that it is going to be investigated? mr. comey: i can't. i hope people watching know how seriously we take leaks of classified information but ypt to confirm it by say weerg investigating this. i'm sorry i have to draw tha

do not listen to the dreams youen courage them to have. they are prophesizing lies to you in my name. i have not sent them, declares the lord. what's that about? in the exile community, there were would-bev profits who told the jewish people whatnot they wanted to hear -- what they wanted to hear. they told them a comforting popular lie. jeremiah, hoe, was a true profit -- prophet of the word and because jeremiah lived outside of the exiled community he could hear the large voice more clearly. somehow, though, the jews in exile had to figure out how to obey god's command to integrate into babylonian society while at the same time not being assimilated. in the book of daniel, we read the story of three jews who were state officials. when the king ordered his officials to bow down before a false idol those three men refused even on pain of death. the king threw them into a firey furnace and the fire did not consume them. anybody the king repent sped restored them to their position. how did they do it? how did they live lives that were comple

. >> so youen

>> overwhelmingly, france's the election that matters because if youen wins, the idea that have a constructivetion on brexit between le pen and the new german chancellor and the u.k. is inconceivable. if you look at the polls in france right now, le pen does not really have a chance, but turnout is key. leftacron who is neither nor right and is generally inoffensive to the entire population is not super attractive to anyone. so as a consequence if you get low turnout and -- there are a lot of reasons you can get low turnout, scandals, whether on the day, news a week or two before hand and the second elections, -- le pen could win. if you look at social media you see that she has been trading best more than she has in the polls. or 20%,f it is only 15 where do you put it? >> eurasia group right now says 40. weree end of the day, some saying 15% that trump was going to win on the day and 15% -- alix: but polls were tighter. >> 15% means it can really happen. this is not a lottery pick. because 40% as opposed to 20. the reality is that this is a serious risk that would have immense impact on the

violet grace youens died after being struck by a stolen vehicle while walking through st helens, in merseyside, who is believed to have left the country hours after the crash. i'm joined by our correspondent lisa hampele. i stolen black ford fiesta hit four—year—old violet as she was walking in st helens with her grandmother. that was on friday and she died in hospital the next stage of her grandmother is now in a sta ble of her grandmother is now in a stable condition in hospital, serious but stable. we know that merseyside police released cctv images of two men fleeing the scene shortly afterwards. and there is an image of a man that they want to trace. what happened is that alicia mcateer recognised her son, 23—year—old aiden mcgeady, and she recognised the picture and she now says that she wants him to come forward. what i'm feeling is dreadful. but i wake up and the first thought is that family. and aidan coming home is not going to make it better, nothing is ever going to make it betterfor make it better, nothing is ever going to make it better for that family. but maybe they could get a

now for the s&p youen and i were talking 2.9 trillion-- >> extraordinary.ve gone up from there, wiltshire, we're now 3.251 trillion dollars. ashley: wow. stuart: it's a big number. three seconds to go, everybody, they're clapping and bang! we're off. 9:30. do know the expect snap to start trading immediately. they've got to line up the buyers and sellers and how many shares are out there offered. they've got to line it all up and they will, but don't expect a snap trade in the immediate future. we have opened ever so slightly lower. we thought we'd be up 15, 20 points. we're not, we're down about 5. not too bad. we're still above-- we're still above 21,100. i'm sure we'll remember that, ladies and gentlemen. you're looking at the new york stock exchange, the floor there. that's the post where snap, inc. will be traded at some point. it's going out today at $17 a share. ashley: ten times oversubscribed. in other words, the shares described are wanted by ten times more than were available. stuart: the subscription implies when it opens it will be above $17 a