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he has to tread care enough ec as a warm-up or, as money wants to escalate against russia. he has to manage that well. the bottom line is germany is the swing state of defense. if germany gets its act together 2% it is goingo to add $30 billion of money that is aater significant shift. >> certainly we heard of the united faith and in the context of nato, a rather tougher tone towards russia. we even had a yes from russia about this talk of russian aggression. what should we read into this? >> we heard a clearer tone of the u.s. administration. as a result of the fact that president trump and some of his principles have boxed themselves in a corner on russia and now they have to talk tough. all the right things we want to hear from the administration both on russia and ukraine. we need to hear is not just declaration, we need to clear action on how the u.s. is going to go out in containing a russia that is clearly undeterred. >> thank you for sharing that with us. thanks again. let's get a brief check of other stores we are following you. back to north korea, the body of kim

s ec ond f ile >> i was fingerprinted as if i was a criminal. >> right now at 6:00, legal immigrants facing deportation because of something they did decades ago. they are now in legal limbo. the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening, thanks for joining us. >> a warning tonight for legal immigrants who have been convicted of a crime. the rules aren't changing, but the enforcement are changing. a prior conviction could get you deported even though you are here legally. damian trujillo joins us from the district attorney's office in san jose with the story. >> reporter: prosecutors are trying to help the legal immigrants tonight. emphasize the word legal, help them modify their conviction to stay in the country. they hope it's not too late. >> you do a lot of business travel? >> i do. >> reporter: he flew to fso with his family. john, a legal immigrant who wants his identity hidden. john's green card wasn't good enough for the customs agents. >> they detained me for six hours, i was fingerprinted as if i was a criminal. >> reporter: that day, he was put on a deportation list. the reaso

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. >> this unfolds on "20/20" tonight, and another teen saved by a very famous relative a ec of tonigh.m >>> in the meantime, we turn to your money, and the white house celebrating the new jobs numbers out tonight. 235,000 new jobs created. tonight, president trump's press secretary saying the numbers may have been phony in the past, but they're very real now. here's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: tonight, the white house ount pointing to numbers. unemployment down to 4.7% and 235,000 new jobs created in february. many in construction which had its strongest month of hiring in nearly a decade manufacturing and mining jobs also up. the president tweeting his approval of today's report. a report he famously questioned in the past. >> the unemployment numbers, as you know is total fiction. don't believe those phony numbers. i hear 5.3% unemployment, that is the biggest joke there is. >> reporter: but today, a turnaround. >> i talked to the president prior to this and he said to quote him very clearly, "they may have been phony in the past, but it's very real now." >> reporter: february markcr

ec it is not the end of the story because i know that every ncn and woman in this conference ourow motivated more than ever to step up our game to deliver on our promises. >> reporter: but that will take cooperation from the arch-conservative house freedom veucus, which gave president icump a standing ovation thursday. yo do you have the votes? >> reporter: then on friday played the leading role in the president's humiliating defeat. they opposed the bill because they say it doesn't go far enough to repeal obamacare. s in my judgment, this was the killing of bad legislation, in which case, it would be considered a good day for america. >> reporter: alabama congressman mo brooks is a freedom caucus member. >> i'm optimistic that we'll do omtter in the future having learned from this experience. >> reporter: house democratic elader nancy pelosi literally remped for joy after the republican bill died. rae says it's time for the republicans to allow democrats to have a role. so far, they've been almost thtirely excluded from the process. >> we have a responsibility to find common ground. >> repo

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see you then.le good morrow, good evening and good night. ece. >> it really helps to define what it means to be a texan. >> but a century later, a thousand miles away, what's this? >> it was very, very dirty. the edges were tattered. >> a texas painting in west virginia? does that make sense? >> these things just don't happen. >> did the legendary artist create another canvas also worth a fortune? >> i was flabbergasted. >> we were all literally on the edge of our seats. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm

b will noture that ec move. we have talked about it so much the past couple weeks. every day, imf him in an and we are talking about the latest said speaker. we have had so many fed speakers. and the rate hike went from 34%, -- 100%.t is 100% job and employment services company put out their own report two days ahead of the u.s. government. their report showed there were 289,000 private softer -- private sector jobs created. so much so, the bloomberg consensus forecast is now at 200,000. let's jump into the bloomberg and give our viewers a sense of what people take this so seriously. jobsshows us the adp report, the white line. the government jobs report is the blue line. the white line is one month ahead of what we will get friday. backup a month. adpjanuary jobs report, the came in stronger. jobshe january government report came in stronger than forecasted at 227,000. this is why markets, traders, economists are taking it seriously. to theump over interest-rate projections. you cannot get stronger than 100%. that is where we are for the march quarter. that will br

. >> opec deal, the joint agreement with opec and non-op ec, take 1.8 million barrels a day of supply. and even though u.s. production is increasing, we do not expect levels.ach these consensus expects the new supply from the u.s. might be between 400 to 900,000 barrels a day. so, we still expect to see this opec deal helping to rebalance the market. however, there still remains a number of headwinds, industries remains high. the higher production from shale producers that you mentioned, and, of course, this opec deal is for six months. we believe it will have to be extended. for more of this rebalancing to happen. there is still a lot of questions out there. we, you know, at the moment there's some support to oil price with greater discussion of compliance, but a lot of questions still. >> is that why you haven't made any significant revisions your base oil price? rude,re quoting brent c just slightly above where we are at right now. >> absolutely. there'll be a number of critical point. we a seen u.s. production already increasing. those tend to something like a six-month timeline f

ece. it has plenty out -- plateaued. honesty, we will really have to look for the drama in the dots. the fed projections on the economy and raised on those projections, where interest rates are going this year. how many hikes we might see. >> it is surprising we will get the hike tomorrow. fourwe gone from three to yet? >> not yet. people are seriously debating the possibility that it could. you have this march hike on the table. ago,a couple of months people were looking to june to be the first month that the fed would hike the rate. the economic projections are updated every month. we came up with this median field of three rate hikes in 2017. at this coming meeting, they update those projections again. they do it every three months. it is aoing to see, diamond shape. dots.s the array of a. represents -- a dot represents a federal official. our six dots are 22 federal rate hikes. to federal rate hikes. he had been looking for three. here are some of the reasons why. economy is nothe really picking up a lot of steam. if

ece can only survive and be a member of the european union and the euro area, if the other governments in the euro area, in particular germany, actually listen to the technocrats at the .mf and what they have put on the table for a restructuring of the greek debt and reforms that will put the greek economy on a cap to recovery. -- on a path to recovery. mark: thank you, we look forward to having you next time. athanasios orphanides, the former ecb member. next week is big for the fed. announcements from the bank of england and the boj. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: the new york i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton, this is the european close. seven minutes until the end of the friday session. the debt expected to announce a rate hike on wednesday, big decisions the following day from the bank of england and bank of japan. joining us is richard jones. let's start with the boe. is it time to start introducing gflation withf staf the u.s. -- u.k. economy? >> with slow growth, perhaps contraction in gdp, we are not there yet and i do not think it is anything that is on anybody's rada

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i think you will see 55 again before ec 45. i think we've seen the worst of it right now and i think you will see a little bit of affirming action in the next week or so. i am no bowl i'm a bear by nature. bears have claws. it is great to see all of you. thank you so much. in and a bear because i really think we have too much capacity here. don't miss wall street week tonight. you should all be watching. tony robbins talks about his new book unshakable your financial freedom playbook. hearing that he at 8:00 p.m. eastern. only on foxbusiness. the closing bell. we 38 minutes to see it happen. make room for delta and mario. at the hottest thing to hit the gaming industry since pokemon go. it is a hybrid that nobody has ever seen before make you want to switch out your playstation or xbox because it is tethered to the tv. it is the president of nintendo. he went from watching it on the tv to now taking it mobile and he is walking into the studios right now. and millions of you are spending big bucks at the first tv interview since

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times"ece in the "japan says he is getting mixed reviews. the new secretary of state with no prior explains in government, is he ready to offer new strategies? experts interviewed were split over the question. some called it empty rhetoric. how much sway do you think secretary tillerson has now? guest: i think the readiness of the trump administration to re-examine long-standing assumptions about all policies is not necessarily a bad thing. there have been a lot of assumptions that have become given wisdom over the years. i understand why a lot of the new officials are re-examining them and trying to take another look at all options to deal with these extremely difficult problems. secretary tillerson's statement i read as an example he is trying to take another look at military options and other options to deal with north korea . they will carry through their policy review and come to a conclusion, weighing all the pros and cons. i don't necessarily see it as a bad thing to re-examine all assumptions. certainly, it depends on what decision i

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pruitt who eviscerated the enforcement, it's critical that citizens be able to enforce environmental ec laws. their citizen supervision's in all major laws.ur who are we going to call? >> thank you. and strickland versus ups, they found that a woman found they testified that he was treated worse than the male coworkers. does the lord require to look at the evidence most favorable to the woman.udge gorga judge gorsuch dissented. can you tell us about the case and what it says about the approach to deciding these opinions? >> i think this strickland case is a good example it just applies lots of facts. here the real issue is that there are a lot of facts when facts are disputed is have the jury decide here, despite evidence discourse gorsuch said no that's not enough the says yes he is applying the law to the facts, but the jury itself would resolve. >> >> senator kennedy. thank >> thank you mr. chairman. >> ms. mcgee, tell me, i listen to your testimony anyway your complaint is in respect to citizens united. >> first while we believe that based on his record in two cases, hobby lobby and

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they'll begin play thursday afternoon against ec off. at last ford. owls are hoping to hit the reset button. >> definitely feels like a new slate, newspaper opportunity, new season. but now after one game it's hopefully the advantage but if not next game we'll do better. it's one and down, one shot and i think we're ready for it. >> march madness is just upon us. >> starting to get exciting. thank you ducis. >>> pope francis is calling on his followers to spend as much time with the bible as they do with their cell phones. in an address at saint peter's square on sunday the pontiff urged people to spend less time with their screens and more time with scripture. he asked followers what would happen if we checked the bible like we check our cell phones. last year francis called the internet and social media and text messages a gift from god if used wisely. >>> 3-d printing used to produce a variety of interesting items usually on the small side. a russian company is showing off what it says is a 3-d printed house. company officials say they used a crane

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indicator of the growth prospects of a company, the price to earnings index. 11th in terms of return on ec questionty, 9th in terms of return on capital. i see no evidence of extraordinary return in the pharmaceutical industry compared to the other industries that are in the bloomberg index. it's also noteworthy that since march 2010 the return of the pharmaceutical industry has been lower than the largest health insurance companies including unitedhealth, cigna, humana and centine. as a whole, these companies outperformed the s&p stock index which returned 135% over this time period. collectively, they gained nearly 300% including dividends while the pharmaceutical industry returned 91%, less than the s&p and far less than insurance companies. overall, i think it's fair to say that we're being responsible when it comes to the pricing of our medicines. we're producing great value for society and simultaneously taking large financial risks to the urn certainty of -- uncertainty of the drugs. we don't set prices, we negotiate prices. we negotiate on the value of the drug, the value to societ

tetmphe e roads are quiet around thend district maryland and virginiaar and metro isyl on time except ec for safe track. we'll keep you yes update whensu that changes.pd that c >> thank you to you both. to time right now is 5:01. 5:01. our top story this morning theme remnants of winter's revengeer'e prompting some schools in ourg o area to open a little bmeit latl this morning. mor we've just heard frome just hrdo frederick county marylandty ma schools which will be openingopn two hours late today.da in virginia, fairfax county,oun, frederick county and loudoun ann county schools are all on a two-hour delay.delay. >> in west virginia jefferson je county schools are closed. while berkeley hampshire and an morgan county public schoolsic s are opening two hours late. lat all of these closings and delays are scrolling along thegg bottom of your screen and and remember you can always find yoc them also on ouran web site fox5dc.com or the fox5 news app. app. >> developing news overnightopin in largo maryland. mn a man was shot to death at anatn apartment complex on campus c way south. police

[applause] ,ec. clinton: and jineth bedoya a journalist who continued her pursuit of the truth and her advocacy for victims of sexual violence in the face of her own horrors. [applause] like so many peace agreements, as hard as it was to get to it after 50 years of war, it is just the first step. peace willg these -- be a constant task. as hard as it is to imagine letting go of the piece that is so hard won, there will be forces at work from all sites to undermine it, to act as if it did not apply to them. to do everything possible to prevent it from becoming the reality in the lives of colombians that it can be. the work will require difficult decisions, transitional justice and economic viability. but peace is truly within reach. likerom peace processes the one we celebrate today to important steps that institutions are taking to recognize the role of women in confronting violent extremism and addressing climate change and standing up against terrorism and conflicts of all kinds, we've got to conti