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in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ charles: all right. guys, -- >> i fear that we are going to have a country that follows his lead. it happens -- i've been in business for many, many years, and i always see people following the leader. and i -- i'm fearful that they will follow his lead of how he gets ahead and how he gets things done. he gets things done, it is totally, totally unchrist-like. i apologize, and i don't have to apologize, and i shouldn't, but i pray for this religious leaders that are blinded to the fact of an individual that they're supporting that is totally without decency in terms of the way he gets ahead in life. charles: that was david green, founder of hobby lobby criticizing donald trump. we want to go back down to donald trump. take a listen because he's talking about building that wall. >> new hampshire got it started. and i promised the people of new hampshire that we're going to stop the heroin from flowing in. can you believe i

he's willing to release boeing boeing -- boeing haicia haicialx osegirls but so long after the kidnapping there's still no sign for them he'lllfor us tonight n, thank you. >> thanks gwen. >> woodruff: from the very opening of the telecast last night, much of the focus during the academy awards focused on hollywood's problems with diversity. but near the end, a notable upset also garnered some attention: "spotlight" won for best picture. a reminder about the state of investigative journalism, and whether it would be more difficult to mount a similar investigation these days. jeffrey brown has more. >> brown: the winner was something of a surprise: "spotlight," a film about one major hometown institution, the "boston globe," taking on another, the catholic church. director tom mccarthy: >> we made this film for all the journalists who have and continue to hold the powerful accountable and for the survivors whose courage and will to overcome is really an inspiration to all we have to do to make sure this never happens again. >> the numbers clearly indicate that there were senior clergy invol

meredith: space-x says the rocket and the boeing satellite it' s carrying, are both fine. the launch had already been scrubbed twice before. and today is nasa astronaut scott kelly' s last full day in space, capping off 340 days ins . kelly and a russian cosmonaut served as test subjects living on the international space station for a year so scientists could study the affects of space travel on the human body. it' s part of nasa' s goal, making sure astronauts can handle a trip to mars. kelly returns to texas on wednesday. a dog in lousiana is being credited with helping find a missing boy. summer: the three-year-old boy was reported missing on tuesday night. police and community members spread out looking for the boy. honey, the dog, is the hero . within an hour he sniffed out the boy. the dog' s owner says he was nervous because honey only sniffed out deer in the past. needless to say the boy' home. meredith: we are getting new details about a coach a rested. summer: the tears roll call to a mother from an alleged victim. meredith: candidates spread out, the latest taki

home to bmw, volvo, boeing, and more. many of these are located in the sec district and i'm honored to serve them in congress. i appreciate the governor and secretary of commerce along with the state legislative leaders and the state's chamber of commerces and economic development organizations who work tirelessly to create job opportunities n conclusion, god bless our troops, and may the president by his actions never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately 3:45 p.m. today. we will also have a rally with democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders, watch that on c-span 2. >> it's a whole different campaign now. we have basically moved beyond the early primary and caucus states, now we're in super tuesday. 12 states, voters in each of these 12 states will have a defining impact on who the democrats and republicans nominate. it's a very d

we seen a stronger performance from boeing and caterpillar. that's the snapshot of the dow. i want to look at some other strong performers. signet is coming out with its earnings. they are reassuring investors they are not relying on financing to drive jewelry stores. says it will sell them i and in virginity -- virginia. nonetheless, investors seem to be reassured. the stock will have its best month ever. that points to how much free point -- freeport stock has performed. that has helped the stock. it now has rebounded by so much. $4.60 on january 29. alix: let's head now to hollywood, florida. the mining conference is underway. withet: we're standing by the ceo. daniel. start, this is the 25th anniversary of the conference. normally, a lot of deals get done. these are not ordinary times. what's the appetite and like so far with deals? >> the appetite for conversation is very high. this form does not just provide a place for presentations. we have thousands of one-on-one meetings. the did business is in transition. lots of meetings are going on. people are talking about the

the most sophisticated fighter in this part of the world that we would manufacturer and it would be a boeing but it would land it in greenville, good news for the lockheed martin footprint. geoff: the winner of the competition will be chosen by the end of 2017. still to come, the man accused of fatally shooting a rookie police officer expected in court today. space x remains silent on continued delays for a planned test launch. dale: we will take our future next wave of rain comes our geoff: the man accused of virginia is expected in court today. of killing two people including officer. hamilton reportedly opened fire on prince william county police officers as they approached a home responding to a domestic dispute call. two other officers were critically wounded. hamilton is expected in court today, charged with multiple counts of murder. an ohio pastor is dead after being shot inside his church during a service sunday morning. dayton police say william schooler had just walked back to the pulpit inside zion baptist church when the shooter followed him. witnesses say they heard shots fired

in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. >>> all right. so we are watching two live locations rights now. if you're just joining us, wow, it's been an hour of nonstop politic, folks. the hour opened up with donald trump flinging the insults at who he calls as little marco. now, little marco, if that's what he calls him, is on the right-hand side of your screen. and he's got nikki haley who is a big deal. republican governor, introducing him at a rally where his voice is faltering and i think she's helping him out right now. but the minute he takes to the mike, if he's going to do that, there was some suggestion he might even though his voice is faltering. we're going to jump in. on the left-hand side of your screen is boston where hillary r

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in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ hey kevin. hey, fancy seeing you here. uh, i live right over there actually. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...oh look, you dropped something. it's your resume with a 20 dollar bill taped to it. that's weird. you want to work for ge too. hahaha, what? well we're always looking for developers who are up for big world changing challenges like making planes, trains and hospitals run better. why don't you check your new watch and tell me what time i should be there. oh, i don't hire people. i'm a developer. i'm gonna need monday off. again, not my call. we were talking about the big year for gold. newmont mining shares up 40% this year thanks to the run up in the price of commodity. brian sullivan is with the newmont mining ceo gary goldberg in hollywood, florida. >> quite the shock, the best performing asset class of the world, minus a weird thing we don't know about is gold. believe it or not. gary goldberg knows a bi

martha: pastor, out of time, very quickly, how is your life, how is your family, how is that boeing? >> to be honest with you now, we've been far from each other four long years, we have very hard situation. my relationship with my wife actually at this point is not good. so, but with the help of different pastors, we are working on it, to bring healing and peace and so we can get united again to do lord's will for us. martha: saeed abedini, we wish you and your family well. you've been through so much. you're really a testament to strength, courage and faith. we thank you for being with us, pastor. >> thank you for your support. god bless you and god bless america. bill: a lot of strength there. ten minutes before the hour. jon scott standing by on a monday. what's happening, jon? >> good morning to you, bill. less than 24 hours until super tuesday. getting downright nasty on the campaign trail. charges and countercharges are flying. we have new polling nationally and super tuesday states. those polls also have some experts asking is it over for bernie sanders? answers on that ahead

in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ >> yes, we're back to the breaking story. this is from northern france. seeing what is known as the jungle. trying to cross from france to england. teargas fired. rock thrown. >> demolition teams from france moving in there. trying to rip this town apart. move well over 1000 migrants. coming from afghanistan. africa. they want to get to the uk. more open arms when it comes to asylum seekers. this is a situation that is just a mess. >> last night's academy awards. they are apolitical. let's start with chris rock. roll tape. >> is hollywood racist? growing accustomed. everything is not sexism. everything is not racism. >> everything is politicized. those oscars last night were at 88 year low. >> people love hollywood and they loved the movies. they get to escape all of the drama and politics of everyday life. you get to put that aside and enjoy some talent. we did not really get that. even the speeches were politicized i ha

michelle: spacex says the rocket and the boeing satellite it is carrying are both fine. the launch had been scrubbed twice before. no word on when spacex will try again. we are recapping today' s top stories, next on sunrise. today show. >> we are live in los angeles with a full wrapup of the oscars. the fashion, the after parties, and more. and donald trump, and of the super tuesday. so much to talk about, including marco rubio' s latest attack. and a new trick used by hackers to access your computer. one of us fell for it recently. what to watch for. rotisserie-style chicken raised without antibiotics? that same chicken pulled by hand? it's what we do. freshly-baked bread and crisp veggies? it's what we've always done. the new rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. you wouldn't waste money buying a snow blower in miami. so why waste your money on overpriced lunches? instead, for just three dollars at subway, you can ge

in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes . . . >>> welcome back. good monday morning. here are your top stories. candidates their turning up the heat as voters get ready for super tuesday. republican front runner donald trump breaking the national poll. according to the latest cnn numbers, trump has expanded his lead to 49%. marco rubio trailing. hillary clinton has a lead over sanders in that same cnn poll and clinton hoping to build on her overwhelming victory in south carolina. in asia building on global averages. china's central bank guiding to the low test tphr*efl three weeks. -- level until three weeks. cutting the reserve ratio for lenders. major markets followed down about 1%. in the u.s. we are also expecting a lower opening. take a look at where we stand where the markets have come off lower in the the morning. about a 30 point decline it was hollywood's big night. leodicaprio won his first oscar. chris rock wasted no the time addressing the plaque controversy -- the black controversy. >> hollywood is sorority racist. we like you rhonda

jason: spacex says the rocket and the boeing satellite it is carrying are both fine. the launch had been scrubbed twice before. no word on when spacex will try again. michelle: let' s talk about our weather. we are sitting under the clouds. eric: we sure are. little bit of whether because you only get this day once every four years. mostly cloudy skies. no strong storms. a nice and dry day. average high is 76. we will call it right on par in melbourne. a little warmer than average in daytona beach. and this hour, you will want that light jacket. 45 in lynn. 45 in citra. maxing out in the 70' s today. 52 out the door in winter park. 51 in lake mary. 49 in oak hill. 46 in pierson. lots of cloud cover moving in from the gulf of mexico. all in all, not a bad day at all. we are headed into the upper 70' s. 3:00 p.m. temperature, 78 degrees. ted: go outside and play. we are looking at a crash on use magnolia holmes road as a macro. i-95 northbound, a left-wing blocked with overnight:. same thing on the turnpike if you are traveling southbound beyond u.s. 27. live look on yo

jason: spacex says the rocket and the boeing satellite it is carrying are both fine. the launch had been scrubbed twice before. no word on another launch date this morning. a longtime palm bay basketball coach is awaiting extradition to florida on child molestation charges. wesh 2' s matt lupoli reports, investigators believe david white was trying to run to mexico when they arrested him. reporter: 51-year-old malabar man david white will be brought back to brevard county, deputies say, after trying to escape molestation allegations by moving across the mexican s tracked him down to a texas motel, and took him into custody. earlier this month, a minor accused white of instigating an inappropriate sexual encounter. deputies say white is a longtime coach for the youth basketball association in palm bay. the league includes both girls and boys, ages seven to seventeen. deputies have not yet divulged the exact age of the victim or how white knows that minor. but they have said white often hosted league players and friends of his own children overnight at his malabar home.

they provide financing for americans to export to other countries, companies like boeing and caterpillar. ted cruz will call it crony capitalism, or corporate welfare. looks like it was going down and it expired last june, but he came back to life in congress, back into law -- signed back into law by obama in december. carol: you do have these candidates bashing big business. at the same time, you have business doing just fine in washington. peter: what i am saying in this article, business should not just assume it is business as usual. carol: it may not be. peter: i think things have changed. ok, every year there are one or 22 candidates that will get out there -- there are one or two candidates that would bash big business. the mainstream people -- -- theg hillary clinton big trade deal going on. companies like low taxes, but are not extremists. effortspposing the fbi to unlock -- apple opposing the fbi's efforts to unlock the phone. so few companies are willing to do that. they are not ideological. they just want to please their shareholders, employees, board of directors, customers.

argue, bigy would companies like boeing need global banks. there's truth to that. to scale toonomies banks. cost benefit analysis you have to consider the cost too. charlie: the cost is you may risk failing. big.se you're so >> who's going to be running j.p. morgan in 30 years. jaime.t going to be maybe it's not somebody who's as as mr. diamond.whether the downsize, the cost to the american people is so devastating. charlie: then the question of interest rates. >> she's put down the marker of dependency. has let's -- let's look at the data. a mandate. given us stable prices, which means low and maximum employment. the good news is the job market continues to be strong. to put more americans back to work. that would bring inflation back our target. i feel good about where she's taking it. charlie: should we raise the wage?m >> there are pro and cons. it depends on the overall unemployment situation. starting from a place of high unemployment and you raise the minimum wage, you make don'tder for people who have a job to get a job. if we bring the unemployment rate do

it's like to be on what some are calling trump force one, a photograph of donald trump outside the boeing 747, aboard trump's guilded jet, every seat is first class. and this headline from "the new york post," super tuesday will determine whether trump can be stopped. john kasich yesterday on the campaign trail in nashville, tennessee, here's a portion. senator kasich: i beat hillary clinton by more than any republican candidate in the race by 11 points. we haven't been talking about this much, but i beat her by 18 points in ohio, and i vanity checked the record yet, but i don't think any republican has ever been elected president without winning ohio. is that right? does anybody know that to be true? and by the way, i will beat donald trump in ohio, and that will be the beginning of a new day. [applause] i will beat him in ohio, you can count on it, ok? some of the other candidates, if they can't win their home state, they got to get out. if i don't win my home state, i'll get out, but i'm going to win ohio. i can promise you that this lady moving back there with that flag, and she's goi

the industry will argue big companies like boeing need global banks. i believe there is truth to that. there are economies of scale. the cost-benefit analysis needs -- means you have to consider the cost as well. charlie: the cost is you may risk failing. : we may risk another financial crisis. charlie: because you are so big? neel: who is going to be running j.p. morgan in 30 years? i don't know who it is going to be. maybe it is not somebody who is as good a steward as jamie dimon. we need to think about these things. the costs to the american people are so devastating. charlie rose: there's the question of interest rate. -- rates. has the fed acted wisely? neel: i think so. janet yellen has put down the marker of let's not be dogmatic. let's look at the data. congress has given us a dual mandate. stable prices, which means low inflation, and maximum employment. the good news is the job market continues to be strong. we continue to put more americans back to work. that will lead to higher wages for americans. that will bring inflation up to our targe

companies like boeing, and caterpillar are considered very important. ted cruz will call it crony capitalism or corporate welfare. it looked like it was going down. it expired in june, out of business, yet they came back. it came back to life in congress, signed back into law by obama in december. carol: it is a fascinating cycle. you have these candidates bashing big business. at the same time, business is doing just fine in washington. thank you very much. as news of that comes out of -- out, it fuels these campaigns. peter: as i was saying, business should not assume it is business as usual. carol: it may not be. peter i think things change. : every year there is one or two candidates that get out there and bash big business. you're hearing it from everyone, even jeb bush, who was considered the good candidate big business would have a line here or there, showing he is he -- he is his own man. and marcoy clinton rubio are more of the mainstream people, and hillary clinton came out skeptical of the transpacific partnership the big , trade deal that bu

officials say the boeing 777 will be repainted... before being flown back to the united kingdom. the national transportation safety board is investigating the september 8-th fire. there were 170 passengers and crew members on board at the time... but all escaped without injury./// ((sharie johnson)) > warmer weather... taking a toll on lake tahoe. the role these unusual temperatures are having on northern nevada... and whether it will let up any it's surfs "way" up along the northern california coast today. a high surf advisory is in effect... and the public is being warned of powerful rip currents. waves reaching between 11 and 20 feet could pound the coast by this evening. out in deeper parts of the

you cannot fly to hawaii to play golf on a boeing 747. [applause] he talks about the carbon footprint and then gets in a 747 to play golf. he comes back a long time later. it was not like you came back the next day. he played a lot of golf. you have to get people into an office and make deals. pat: one last question. i know we have some from the audience. scalia just died. he was a dear friend here at regent and a great justice. the court was in a conservative mode, 5-4. now the next president, there may be 3 judges. what criteria would you use? mr. trump: we have judge alito, who is terrific. we have judge thomas, who is a great guy. we have some who do not work out as well. if you look at justice roberts, he could have killed obamacare twice. senator cruz is the one that most wanted him. he wrote editorials, saying that you have to have roberts. justice roberts was a terrible justice. he approved obamacare when everybody said it was going to be terminated. he was the one that kept it. he had a second time at it, and he passed it then to

[ cheers and applause ] boeing. mde in the united states, speaking of that, iran just ordered 118 airbus planes, nothing in the united states. they just ordered a lot of equipment from italy and all over europe. they just ordered missiles. i didn't know they could buy missiles with their $150 billion. they just ordered missiles from russia, nothing from the united states. they capture our ten wonderful sailors, they put guns to their heads, they put them in a begging position. they were scared and frightened, and they let them go two days later, because you know what? the money was going to pass. if the money was not going to pass, if they already had the money, the billions and billions of dollars, they would have kept them, but they wouldn't have kept them if i won the race. that i can tell you. they would have been out so fast, they would have been out so fast. so, so with carrier, i call them up, i say folks, congratulations on your new plant. i think it's wonderful. i love that you're building in mexico, it's g

from boeing. $3 million. now i don't want to get into it because i'd like to have it. if i win -- i'd love to have it and blame obama. you know? because that plane is old. you know? he played golf the other day in hawaii. he went out for sma christmas t play golf. he talked about the carbon footprint. then he got into this plane which is very old. he was talking about the carbon footprint and we must stop what's happening in pollution and global warming and all of this. right? then he gets in the plane and he flies to hawaii to play golf and he flies back. he talks about the carbon footprint. give me a break, folks. give me a break. so, look. we're going to start winning with everything. we're going to knock out common core. we're going to bring our education up. we're going to repeal and replace the horror that's known as obamacare. it is a horror. we are going to save and enhance and always protect our second amendment which is under siege. we're going to save our borders. right now they're swiss cheese. people just pouring through. we're going to create strong borde

companies like boeing, and caterpillar consider very important. ted cruz will call it crony capitalism or corporate welfare. it looked like it was going down. it expires last june -- out of business. then it came back. it came back to life in congress, signed back into law by obama in december. carol: it is a fascinating cycle. you have these candidates bashing big business. at the same time, business is doing just fine in washington. as news of that comes out of -- comes out about this, it fuels the campaigns. peter: as i was saying, business should not assume it is business as usual. i think things change. every year, one or two candidates will get up there and bash big business. you're hearing it from everyone, even jeb bush, who was considered the good candidate big business would have showing he is his own man. hillary clinton and marco rubio have even been pulled -- hillary clinton came out skeptical of the transpacific partnership the big trade deal that business is counting on. carol: you said that big businesses are not extremists. stick

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the stage play "boeing boeing" comes to virginia tech. it will be performed in the squires studio theatre today at 2pm and 7:30. tickets are $12, students are $10. i'll never be hungry again is a hilarious, musical spoof of margaret mitchell's classic tale of the south, gone with the wind. it takes place tonight at 8pm and 2 pm tomorrow at renaissance theater in lynchburg. tickets range from $15 to $18. today and tomorrow the jefferson choral society presents its winter concert, "a long and winding road - beetles 2.0 at timberlake united methodist church in lynchburg. visit lynchburgtickets.c om or jeffersonchoralsocie ty.org for tickets. show times are tonight at 7 and tomorrow at 4. to find out more about these events and other things happening this weekend or want to submit your own event go to wdbj7- dot-com and just click on events. i'm kianna price wade with your hometown happenings and i'll see you next saturday morning. youalthough it's cloudy and a little bit cool out there it's throughout the weekend live picture from there with

ahead this morning, a pilot forced to land the boeing 727 without front landing gear. >> meet the young man who set a record on the basketball court illness. how he turned his charity coming up in for your it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >>> welcome back. a shot for life began as one teenager's marathon effort to help and has now become a force to raising money for cancer research. it engages young athletes through sports and comes up with ways to cancer. the mission is to unify athletes of all races and backgrounds to team up and fight the disease that does not discriminate. joining us now is mike slanena, the ceo and president for a shot for life. if you need to be inspired mike is the guy to do that. in 2011 bra

. >> additional corporate funding is also provided by boeing. additional funding is provided by newman's own foundation, donating profits to charity. good.urishing the common the foreign foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator gwen ifill. gwen: good evening. anyone who tells you they saw this week coming is likely making it up. this was chris christie just last month. mr. christie: showtime is over, everybody. we are not electing an entertainer in chief. showmanship is fun, but it's not the kind of leadership that will truly change america. gwen: well, apparently that was then. today, christie and donald trump were in full embrace, as the new jersey governor helped the gop frontrunner rebound from a shaky debate performance by delivering a surprise endorsement in texas. mr. christie: he is rewriting the playbook of american politics because he is providing strong leadership not dependent upon the status quo. gwen: t

boeing and airbus conducted the first flight test for their 737 max airplane, a-320 meo single-aisle jets with leap engines. the first engine to include 3d printed nozzles, which is the engine's fuel injector mixing fuel and air in precise ways to achieve maximum fuel efficiency and lower emissions. using metal printing the fuels no dells are more fuel efficient and durable compared to those made with conventional technologies. production of 3d printed metal parts in jet engines will have been almost unheard of even a decade ago. today we are asking what else can be printed in the engine to drive performance even higher? as it is ge aviation will be producing 35,000 printed fuel nozzles per year at the world's first mass aidetive production facility in auburn, alabama. by 2020 we will have produced more than 100,000 metal printed fuel nozzles. this success of implement of additive technology in the aerospace industry is paving the way for broader applications in other industries. ge's use of aide additive technologies and innovation -- >> oh no. we okay? okay. hopefully my voice was

you cannot fly to hawaii to play golf on a boeing 747. talking about the carbon footprint. you know, pat he talks about the , carbon footprint and then gets in a 747 to play golf. spews this stuff, comes back a long time later. it was not like he came back the next day. he played a lot of golf. you have to get people into an office and make deals. pat: one last question. i know david has questions from the audience. scalia just died. he was a dear friend here at regent, a dear friend of all of us and a great justice. the court was in a conservative mode, 5-4. on a lot of votes anyhow. now the next president, there -- may be 3 judges. what criteria would you use? donald trump: we have some good ones, we have judge alito, who is terrific. we have judge thomas, who is a terrific judge. real strong, very good guy. we have some who do not work out as well. if you look at justice roberts, he could have killed obamacare twice. no matter what he does he was , appointed by bush. by the way, i will to you that senator cruz is the one that pushed him. he was the one that most wanted h

the boeing 7-7-7 left las vegas around one-30 this afternoon... and landed arond three in victorville california. this is where the plane will be re- painted, before going back to the united kingdom. back on september 8th, 170 passengers and escaped this plane problems. that engine has been replaced, and the plane was leaving the airport. we often cover dangers on and it's a road complained about for years. and now, major changes are coming. you're on that road. an aspiring journalist gone too soon. loved ones share memories of a young man, who dreamed of sharing his love your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener sorry. now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer, at lowe's. a young man dreamed of becoming a sports journalist. but sadly... sean elliot passed away before reaching his goal. the 21-year-old was honored tonight by his friends and family at buckskin park... who wanted to give their loved one a beautiful send-off. closed captioni

yesterday the plane was inspected by a team of engineers from boeing... and the engine was replaced. it is unclear when the plane will carry passengers... a lawsuit was filed earlier this month-- on behalf of passengers who say they suffered physically and emotionally. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty a great weekend in store for us with a high of 80 on saturday, then 79 on sunday. we'll see a few clouds overhead with very light breezes just to 10 mph. more monday, then 77 on tuesday. both of those days will feature light breezes to 15 mph and a few clouds. the next weather changer for us will be on thursday and friday next week with southwest gusts to 25-30 mph, but we stay in the mid to upper 70s. average high this time of the year is 66 for the weekend, then 67 next week. a great weekend in store for us with a high of 80 on saturday, then 79 on sunday. we'll see a few clouds overhead with very light breezes just warm weather next week with 79 on monday, then 77 on tuesday. both of those days will feature light breezes to 15 mph

the industry will argue big companies like boeing need global banks. i believe there is truth to that. there are economies of scale. the cost-benefit analysis needs you have to consider the cost. we may risk another financial crisis. charlie: because you are so big? neel: who is going to be running j.p. morgan in 30 years? i don't know who it is going to be. maybe it is not somebody who is as good a steward as jamie dimon. we need to think about these things. the costs to the american people are so devastating. charlie: has the fed acted wisely? neel: i think so. janet yellen has put down the marker of let's not be dogmatic. let's look at the data. low inflation and maximum employment. the job market continues to be strong. that will lead to higher wages for americans. that will bring inflation up to our target. i feel good about where she is taking us. charlie: should we raise the minimum wage? neel: there are pros and cons. it depends on the overall unemployment situation. if you're starting from high unemployment and raise the minimum wage, you make

you can be playing golf on a boeing 747. he talks about the carbon footprint and then gets in a 747 to play golf. he comes back a long time later. it was not like you came back the next day. he played a lot of golf. you have to get people into an office and make deal. pat: one last question. scalia just died. he was a dear friend here at regent in the great justice. the court was in a conservative mode, 5-4. next president, there may be 3 judges. what criteria would you use? mr. trump: we have george a -- we have george a ---- we have judge alito, who is terrific. we have judge thomas, who is a great guy. we have some who do not work out as well. if you look at justice roberts, he could have killed obamacare twice. whatever he does, he was appointed by bush. senator cruz is the one that most wanted him. he wrote editorials, saying that you have to have roberts. justice roberts was a terrible justice. he improved obamacare when everybody was against it. he had a second time at it, and he passed it then too. some of the other

a team from boeing helped repair the jet. and british airways says the jet had to pass stringent checks before it took off from mccarran today. ((mauricio marin)) details on first place have yet to be released. 8 news now./// ((denise valdez)) mauricio....did the aircraft head straight to victorville from las vegas? ((mauricio marin)) we looked into that. it was about a two hour flight. through an online flight radar we saw the jet head towards the phoenix area. then it finally made it's way to victorville. we've been told it was doing test flights. back to you./// ((paul joncich)) > the 15th annual las vegas taste and sounds of soul festival is taking over the fremont street experience. ((denise valdez)) it's to celebrate black history month... and that's where meterologist tedd florendo joins us from. tedd... outside right now very looking outside right now very sunshine. winds remain light to calm throughout the valley, with some colorado river valley. ............................... ....................... here's the fore

durable goods data helping boeing bounce. caterpillar and dupont too. dupont also a beneficiary of two price target upgrades today. we're live at the new york stock exchange. in just a second we're taking to you cme and the nymex. the floor show, the famed floor show is next. don't go away. ♪ liz: welcome back, folks. the dow jones transports are on track for their sixth winning week in a row. by the way, that is longest winning streak in 15 months. we have this breaking news right now. natural gas hitting the lowest levels, in a century! get to the floor show. traders on the floor, cme and nymex. let me get to the nymex. jeff, looking what is going on with natural gas, even as we see temperatures in 30s in new york, and terribly cold january and huge snowstorm what is going on here? at the moment we're 36 degrees in new york city. that what we look at, right outside of the window of our "countdown." why aren't natural gas prices reflecting that? >> we didn't have the winter say in the midwest that would really draw down a lot of the narrowly gas. the

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the rocket will carry a boeing communications satellite into orbit over asia and spacex is attempting to land the first stage of the falcon nine rocket on a drone ship. however engineers say a successful landing is not expected. you can see the launch live on five years ago it was just about impossible to go anywhere where people did not know the name casey anthony. jim: in our look into the case against casey, five years later the prosecution team is talking , about the media impact on the trial. >> they wanted a smoking gun or a piece of dna and that just wasn' t there. jim: why state attorney jeff ashston says the jury was not convinced of casey' s guilt. >> it was just a feeling that i had. something was not right, something was wrong. meredith: and tonight local police credit that 72-year-old woman with helping them catch a suspected bank robber. we' re got her story next. tony: a cool day will lead to a cool night. who will be in the 30' s and who jim: the systen beat itself. that' s the message from the lead prosecutor in the casey anthony trial that happened almost five years