she and barron trump would not be moving into the white house, at least not right away. for 12 days after the inauguration, the first lady is nowhere to be seen. then she re-emerges, greeting her husband in palm beach, florida as he disembarked from air force one. that weekend they attended the red cross ball. but when the prime minister of japan and his wife visited the white house, melania trump was absent. >> she wasn't really engaged with mrs. abe, and so she went around washington on her own. this is a really significant breach of protocol. >> when asked about this, the white house explained that melania trump wanted to greet mrs. abe but that mrs. abe had already made commitments. melania trump later flew with the president and the abes to florida, spent the weekend at mar-a-lago and did some sight seeing together. a few days later, mrs. trump returned to the white house for the first time in nearly two weeks to greet the israeli prime minister and his wife. >> how important is it that the first lady be by the president's side? >> the first lady can be tremendously

barron william trump. his birth made headlines around the world. he was featured on "extra." >> hello, "extra." >> reporter: which got a tour of his nursery and a glimpse of the gold baby carriage and a photo spread in "people" magazine revealing the newest trump aihe had his own floor in the couple's penthouse. melania trump makes it clear she will be heavily involved in raising her son. >> i'm raising him and i just want to raise him the right way. i don't want nanny raising him. >> she deserves enormous credit for sheltering her son from the maelstrom that is the trump world.sheltered him hand allowe him to just be a kid. that's a great thing. >> reporter: just months after barron was born melania trump got her citizenship. >> i obeyed the law, did it the right way. didn't just sneak in and stay here. >> reporter: as barron grew motherhood remained her top priorities. >> say hi, larry. >> hi lar. i like my suitcase. i have to go to school. >> first you have have lunch and then you go school. >> is he a little donald? >> he is. he's bossing every

on march 20th, 2006, they welcomed barron william trump. his birth made headlines. he was featured on extra. >> hello, extra. >> they got a tour of his nursery and a glimpse of the gold carriage. there was a photo spread in "people" magazine that revealed he had his own floor in the couple's penthouse. melania makes it clear she will be heavily involved in raising her son. >> i'm raising him and i want to raise him the right way. i don't want a nan tow raise him. >> she deserves enormous credit for sheltering her son from trump world. she sheltered him and allowed him to just be a kid. that's a great thing. >> months after barron was born, she got her united states citizenship. >> i obey the law and i did it the right way. i didn't sneak in and stay here. >> as barron grew, motherhood remained her top priority. >> say hi, larry. >> i have to go to school now. >> yeah. you will have lunch and go to school. >> now? >> first you will have lunch and go to school. >> is he a little donald? >> he is. he is bossing everybody around the house. >> dear he fire somebody? >> a

the country, but to united ike dubai, and .rab emieshgszr and melania trump and the resident's son barron, live in trump tower in new york, incredibly delicate place to protect. costs new york police department hundreds of thousands of dollars a day in police guard.me to so these are all costs that the guaranteed because his security and important to the country, but it is also, you number of expenses that the president criticized obama for, for golfing often and for traveling while he america was facing all these problems. for president trump to be ollowing that lead and almost jumping ahead of president obama and spending, it brings some on how diligent is president trump sort of being taking travel and making these trips happen, not just once in a while, but as we've seen with president marlago, four out of the last five weeks to his beautiful estate. raising questions. next four years, how much will axpayers be spending on this kind of travel? are they comfortable with subsidizing the president's on private ng business trips, effectively selling the president's last ame, potentially s

and happy birthday in order for first son barron turns 11 years old today! great age. ♪ ♪ happy birthday today is first day of spring, so when can we expect to feel like it. heather: the weather is under with that answer for us good morning. reporter: good morning. the first day of spring, he technically aways away look at temperatures across the country this is what we are expecting, some spots feeling more like the dead of summer 94 in phoenix 91 degrees in dallas area, plenty of spots to get warm-up feeling more like spring how about the spring showers we notice mostly dry across country a couple spots to zoom in on, see what is happening one across the midwest stretching from chicago, to across northern indian towards toledo cleveland a line of thunderstorms heavy rain, may be a quick-moving system that is not all day rain a little bit heavier rain, that is moving into the really northern california at this point we talk 4 to 6 inches of rain for the first day of spring guys if you are still chill yee on the east coast, we are going to warm up in the

however, barron claims technology itself will not change your behavior. >> we know from several sites for weight loss or exercise wearing the tracker itself is not going to change your behavior. and it has to be together with a program setting goals, taking other steps to get that behavior changed and then you can increase your steps or sleep more that sort of thing. the device itself oftentimes ends up -- >> barron says one should monitor how one feels if you feel unrested and you should add more time in bed and being fixated on a number won't help you in the long run. because sleep can't be perfect every single day. i'm jessica formoso "fox 5 news". >> that makes sense in the morning if you rel really tired throughout the day maybe you didn't get enough sleep you. >> don't need a tractor tell you that. >> i don't use a sleeper but i love to sleepy day or night. >> i'm with you. >> i wear an iwatch and tells me when it stand up she say sitting in the new smoking every once in a while it tells to you stand up and walk around and sit back down. that's i don't use any of the sleep funct

was verbally berated by a liberal passenger in front of her children and rosie o'donnell suggesting barron trump was autistic in a tweet. >> i think the left doesn't like it when the left thinks for themselves. they are after andly attacking ivanka by using a fragrance ad suggesting she is complicit in the decisions her father makes. they are using incredibly sexist tactics. they think every woman should be on board with their extreme abortion agenda, and any time a woman disagrees or thinks differently or is related to someone who thinks differently, they will savagely attack her using her sexuality or her appearance. >> i don't advocate for people talking about -- speculating about barron trump or attacker her while she is on a plane. but she is a public figure. liz: what about making funf chela clinn or malia. >> i think chelsea clinton is an adult. if people want to satirize her, that's fine. malia isn't an adult so that put her under protection. protection. protection. >> the cbo reported that the republican bill pushes 24 million people out of healthcare. this is a remarkable figure.

michelle: earlier in week we told you the national park service closed the popular carter barron amphitheater in rock creek park due to structural problems with the stage. today mike carter-conneen got details on a possible timeline for repairs and the site reopening. >> the site opened 65 years ago before modern building codes. in 2014, the eating area was repaired and upgraded but not the stage. >> the engineers determined that the concrete itself was okay. in generally good condition. but the stage has structural deficiencies. >> it can't support the weight of the people walking across it, let alone performances. permits. but none have been approved and now the applicants are referred to other nearby venue s. >> they are going to pursue a long-term solution. rehabilitating the stage. but first the agency needs half a million from the project from the federal budget or private funds. even then it will likely result in reopening in five years from now. in northeast butting, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. doug: the weekend is here. skies are clearing out. cold temperatures will get colder to

however, barron klomz technology itself is not going to change your behavior. >> we know from several sites for weight loss or exercise that wearing the tracker itself is not going to change your behavior. it has to be together with a program, setting goals, taking other steps to get it changed and then we can increase your steps or sleep more or that sort of thing. the device itself often times end up being -- >> one should monitor how one feels. if you feel unrested you should add more time in bed. being fixated on a number won't help you in the long because sleep can't be perfect every single day. >> i'm jessica formoso, "fox 5 news". >> you ever use one of the sleep track rz i did. i agree. you have it on you start to get nervous about i should be sleeping because i'm not going to get eight hours and then you look at it and it tracks how much you were tossing and turning. i had to get rid of it. >> i wore one for a while but i deposit like it on when i was sleeping so i took it off. it was not tracking me anyway. >> it gets to be too stressful about sleep. >> up next how nfl chang

barron's calling its share price ridiculously valued. we'll discuss with jgb managing partner hans tong. broadly we are pulling back, nasdaq somewhat underperforming down more than half a percent. more "squawk on the street." stay with us. >>> ridiculously valued, barron's mincing no words in assessing the valuation of snap, which made its market debut last week. stock's up more than 50% since the ipo, but down 5% this morning. it's first loss since going public. joining us this morning to talk about it hans, managing partner at jgb capital. >> good morning. >> we're in this crazy period after the ipo or retail's trying to get their hands on it, a bit of a silly season. how long does that take to break? >> it's hard to say how long it will take. right now given where the valuation is on an equity value per daily active user basis facebook's trading about $325 per daily active user. and snapchat at the closing of friday's price already at $222. so it's already at 70% of the sort of monetization capability of facebook is what the market's

reporter: the first lady is still living in new york city at trump tower with the couple's young son barron at least until he finishes the school year. her arrival in washington this week, considered such a rare event, that the washington post likened it to a rare bird sighting. >> a sailor will never have the power to define you as long as you learn from it. >> reporter: it seems the first lady is taking steps to define her platform, highlighting education and women's empowerment at this event. i impeccably dressed, she presented awards to women and girls. >> i ask you to allow the young to exemplify these heroic women to inspire you in your own lives and to remind yourself that you, too, are capable of greatness. >> reporter: it has been an unusually active week in washington for the first lady. on monday, she announced her new communications director. and on tuesday night, she and the president hosted a bipartisan reception for senators and their spouses at the white house. >> enjoy these incredible musicians. they are really something special. melania, thank you very much. >> reporter:

but this weekend, barron's published an article slamming snap shares as, quote, ridiculously valued. just this morning, knee municipal said the stock is like a lottery ticket, cautioning about fundamental risks, such as people stealing its best ideas and no clear path to profitability before 2020. reports last week were also negative as analysts honed in on concerns about valuation and competition. nomura giving the stock a $16 price target, pivotal, celebrating at a $10 price target, and aegis initiating a hold rating for the end of this year. now we're waiting to hear from the analysts from the 26 banks that were underwriters on ipo. the sec has a mandatory ten-day quiet period, some of them may wait longer. >> julia boorstin in los angeles, thanks. this was not a big surprise. who is going to come out and put a buy rating on the stock with the valuation that it is so soon after the ipo? >> when you consider all the people that bought it, they're obviously buying it, and they're buying it for a reason, they're willing to lock up under less than positive conditions. >> those who got

talk more about this and the day's top headlines, i'm joined by retired general wesley clark, kevin barron, msnbc national security and military analyst and executive editor of "defense one" and marcel, former undersecretary of defense for intelligence under president obama. in a few minutes we'll get our own hans nichols, who is at that event. general clark, i would like to start with you. the president is on the "uss gerald ford." he's addressing sailors. he is trying to enjoy the optics of that. he's increasing defense spending. is that all being overshadowed by this drama that is only ratcheting up about his attorney general? >> that's certainly a concern. i happened to be in washington today. i'm hearing a lot about the drama. i'm happy to see him down there with the sailors. we love our men and women in uniform and the families. it's a great technology that we have. nobody else has got what we have there. i'm glad to see that recognized and, you know, presidents will play politics. this is a move that's got good timing for him. he's out of washington at a critical time. >> but, marce

police trump is living in but of course we know she is living in new york until barron finishes the school year. replies on the e-mail divert you to a yahoo address which then prompts people to leave a voice male at the given number. if you get the e-mail, do not fall for it. it is a big, fat scam. >> yes, there's people out there who see that and see some gradients to it. you're not going to give somebody 180 and get millions back. itself neat go to p that. take a look at this, this is a t-shirt being sold at trump tower in new york city and it's getting a lot of buzz. it says shut the fake up. i had to read that carefully. people on twitter are saying the slogan is poorly written and doesn't make sense. hugh? h chris made the joke makes more sense than the original russia and leo wrote shouldn't the up be blow the fake somebody messed up. that's the way it looks to me. there's a cottage industry, because i would presume even though it's being sold in trim tower it's not manufactured by the trump organization. >> right. > you see the whole cottage industry of t-shirts being made regardles

top trade this hour, why the tom tramped financial advisor in the country according to barron's thinks the trump rally is far from over. how high can stocks climb? steven weiss, steve lebenthal, jon najarian. let's begin with stanley chais from stanford. andy, welcome back. >> thank you. thank you. >> how much higher do you think the market can go? >> it depends over what time frame i suppose. but my guess over the next couple or three years

than her predecessors, in part because she's staying in new york until june when her 11-year-old son barron finishes the school year. that has prompted criticism, especially since the extra security is reportedg her way. >> she is not a poan in fact, remember, she's only bea lot to absorb. a lot to take in. first lady joined her husband at empowering women. >> melania is a very highly-accomplished woman and really an inspiration to s many, and she is doing some became first lady, she broke ♪ kill 99.9% of bacteria, one more way you' no white marks on black clothes. new degree ultraclear it won't let you down. i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. no matter how dusty the room or how high the pollen count flonase allergy relief keeps your eyes and nose clear. that cause nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. for relief beyond the nose. flonase. >>> what you do and where you go on the internet become even less private. on even apps' histor

barron's over the weekend, giving back 7%. baron's calls the valuation ridiculous. >> new feature. disappearing in capital gains. millennials love it. >> you're talking about the stock price being low. >> cut in half. >> they say about about facebook another 20, going to 10. i don't know about that. >> the sale does talk about there's no profits at 2020. look, to buy this stock is not to believe that the average daily user is going to go up live. they're going to reinvent the site. they're going to reinvent it as mtv because putting a lot of money out to buy content and people say this is the way i can reach the 13 to 1-year-o8-year-. you have to be belief that is going to happen. >> 13 to 18-year-olds aren't that great advertising. >> no. they like to avoid ads better than anybody in the world. >> this feels like the stock where the young millennials will lose their innocence when it comes to investing. investing based on the name and their experience with it having no look at the fundamentals whatsoever. i'm not happy about it but they're going to learn this hard way. >> i wish t

than her predecessors in part because she's staying in new yorken till june when her 11-year-old son barron finished the school year. that response has sparked criticism especially since it's been reported that security at trump tower is reportedly costing more than $100,000 a day. anita mcbride said mrs. trump is learning her way. >> i think she's not a politician's wife. and, in fact, remember, she's only been an american citizen for ten years. this there's a lot to absorb. there's a lot to take in. >> reporter: this afternoon the first lady joined her husband at the white house. >> melania is a very highly accomplished women and really an inspiration to so many and she's doing some great job. >> now, most first ladies take a little while to tackle the job. two months after michelle obama became first lady she broke ground for the white house garden, but it was a year before she announced her first initiative, the "let's move fitness" campaign. jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with country singer keith urban about music, family, and

stuart: barron's magazine over the weekend that snap could not be justified at 27, $28 a share. they said you couldn't justify the high price or that say people are listening because that stock is now down 5%. now it's down 5.5% back to 25 months now. look at oak grove. this is an all-time low for that stock because goldman sachs came out and said so that they can. goldman cited a saturated market of wearable cameras and disappointing entry into the drug market. 832 and go pro. pope francis now urging people to have fewer children. is the same not because too many people mess up climate? where people can't afford to have children so they have fewer children. liz: he is saying both effectively. have fewer children in order to stay out of your. if you cannot raise children properly, have fewer children. they came in the context of a workshop at the vatican called the biological extinction workshop, where they are talking about ways in order to sustain the population on this planet. stuart: that is a remarkable turnaround for the catholic church in the last 50 years. because there

we're also learning first lady milania and barron will move to washington after the school year ends. >>> a picture, a guest this weekend president trump's mar-a-largo resort. they said he slipped past secret service and took a selfie in the president's private study. he posted this on instagram, then took it down, the secret service said those claims were not true. agents say he was screened and allowed to be in the study along with some other guests. speaking of the president, a new billboard on the the commander in chief become the controversy in phoenix. the anti-trump billboard sits on one of the main roots, mushroom clouds surround, the president's head with dollar sign the meant to look like swastikas. the artist said the phoenix organization that supports the arts gaveler the platform to make a statement about the current administration she said she gotten a number death threats but no plans of taking it down. >>> a monster opening for disney's remake of beauty and the beast. $170 million this weekend. the biggest march debut in box office history. . >>> firefighters in new je

missing and hours later her car was found running with flashers on and they found her body on a stand barron the river. they are not saying how jacqueline watts died. her and her husband were supposed to spend the weekend in d.c. and after sdroping her off her pets she disappeared. an autopsy is planned for tomorrow. >> one driver causing a ton of damage after fall asleep at the wheel while driving a double decker bus in china on the expressway. several passengers were injured and one injured died in the hospital. police say the driver of the bus before and he's been detained for causing severe traffic casualties. >>> scary stuff. >> terrifying. >> bad problem especially people not getting enough sleep. >> always. >> you look at the weather there the road conditions were not great as well. >> no it looks like waet weather. >> oddly though you and i were speaking earlier we have not had a lot of wet weather around here. it's been kind of bone dry. >> it sure has. >> it's been nice to enjoy the dry weather but it led to severe drought developing across the district and many surrounding suburbs

. >> reporter: this is veterinarian dentist barron hall. doing a regular check-up on luke to make sure his teeth are healthy. >> since they're wild animals and you can't just go and lift their lips. >> reporter: no, you have to knock them out. which is why luke has a team of medical technicians monitoring vital signs and keeping this 400 pound, wild carnivore peacefully asleep. dr. hall is a veterinarian dentist in vienna, virginia, who specializes in exotic animals. he's so rare he's in demand at zoos around the country, and at sanctuaries around the world. he's been in the mouth of some fierce beasts. >> i've worked on black bears, grizzly bears, brown bears. pretty much every cat. i haven't done polar bears, on my bucket list. >>ep mouth can make an animal sick, also alpha males, like luke, can have a bad tooth, be in pain, and they instinctively hide it because pain is a sign of weakness and can get them killed in the wild. luke is quite special. he came to the national zoo when he was a year old. >> luke was brought into our facility f

coal leasing of resources, coal resources that we own as citizens, all of us, our -- are fossil fuel barrons for being a u.s. american. we own a lot of coal and natural gas and president trump said it's time to stop profiting off this coal because we can't continue to extract it and burn it given the crisis to the environment around the world in carbon pollution. and now we have our new president trump standing up and saying let's increase that pollution. let's keep profiting off extracting what we own as citizens out of the ground. so a group of us will be introducing the keep it in the ground bill later today to say no more extraction, no leasing, no new leases of citizen-owned fossil fuels. so we're going to keep fighting. we are going to use every strategy, as my colleague indicated, and we will go forward attempting to restore america as a leader in this movement around the world, because if we as a human civilization on this planet are going to stop this menace to our beautiful blue-green earth, we need the cooperation of all nations and we need american leadership. and that's what we

but he was john barron calling them up. howie: are we approaching the point where donald trump says fake news so often it's becoming almost background noise? >> yes, but that serves his purpose. fake news was a phrase put on the plate of the american public last september by liberals. president trump got on that train. they think they got the news covered and other angles. but this is how they could control information on the internet. trump co-opted that term so effectively people think fake news is his term. howie: he did it again on twitter after the meeting with angela merkel. despite what you hear from the fake news, i had a great meeting with angela merkel. despite the handshake. later, the white house and the press in a heated battle over wiretapping allega i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80%

and guess what the broadband barron's choice is going to be? they're going to choose to pocket their profits and throw your privacy out the door. republicans want to sideline the federal communications commission, a broadband privacy cop on the beat, and create an unregulated wild west where internet providers can do whatever they want with your private information. they want to allow broadband companies to write their own proves rules. that's like asking a burglar to program your security system. it makes no sense. oh come on in, mr. burglar. program my security system. then you can do whatever you want in my living room, you know, when i'm gone on vacation this weekend. just take anything you want, any of my private information, any of my private furniture, anything you'd like in the house. so we know the broadband industry, your wireless, your cable, your telecommunications provider. they can't self-regulate themselves. they struggle, these same companies struggle to show up on time to install or to fix your service. you might have to wait a

than her predecessors, in part because she's staying in new york until june when her 11-year-old son barron finishes the school year. that has prompted criticism, especially since the extra security is reportedly costing more than $100,000 a day. anita mcbride, chief of staff to laura bush says she is learning her way. >> she is not a politician's wife. in fact, remember, she's only been an american citizen for ten years. there's a lot to absorb. a lot to take in. >> reporter: this afternoon, the first lady joined her husband at the white house for a panel on empowering women. >> melania is a very highly-accomplished woman and really an inspiration to so many, and she is doing some great job. >> reporter: now most first ladies take a little while to tackle the job. two months after michelle obama became first lady, she broke ground for the white house garden, but scott, it was a year before she announced her first initiative, let's move fitness campaign. >>> tracking your internet footprints. ♪ i don't think that's how they're made. klondike hooks up with tasty flavors... the best ice cre

barron calling snap's share price overvalued. even with the potential for strong growth, it's hard to justify more than half the stock price, rising 11% day two, 42% day one, huge volume more than double, almost double the second biggest stock by friday, which is bank of america. samsung bioepis for best selling drug called humira. it is 60% of sales for the quarter this morning. >>> in sports, first tournament as number one golfer dustin johnson gave every indication he plans to stay on top for a while. in the final round of wgc mexico championship yesterday johnson held off all challengers with a tough shot out of the bunker on the 18th hole. if you watch that shot, maybe we can show you. then tapped in for part of the victory. he's won five times on the pga tour over his last 15 starts dating back to u.s. open last summer. this was the first week i think he was number one. okay. here you go. how smooth. he hit the ball, over that tree. >> only 110 yards. you couldn't tell that the lie -- his feet were way above the ball and co

barron's likes viacom sharesment they could pop to the tune of 40%. barron's has implements, but not that much. it's down 27 cents, .6%. 42 on viacom. netflix spending $6 billion on original content, all in one year, up from their $5 billion that they spent last year, it doubles h.b.o.'s budget on original programming. will you ever buy netflix stock, scott shellady? >> you know what? i like it. i wouldn't buy it quite yet though. i think it's a disrupter like, uber and the like. however, we could see with what's happening now with the republicans in congress, i'm still leery of getting in too soon here. so i'm going to hang back. i like netflix, how they've disrupted i think you'll get a better chance to buy it here. stuart: while i've got you, scott, you wouldn't buy any stock because you're worried about the agenda? >> why not? we need to see a clear objective. with what they're doing now, we traders down here talk about the end of the world and put on positions for the end of the world and we want to ask them, hey, if you're right and you win and

that would never happen to barron trump, you'd be in the stockade right now, you'd be in russia somewhere. >> it's true. you know, i'm not bragging, this is terrible. i was a stupid kid. i didn't want to beat him up. i think at one point i tried to turn it into love play. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, he is a handsome guy. >> boy is he ever. but i think i was rather instrumental in him going to such great heights and becoming the prime minister. >> jimmy: you feel that way? >> yeah, i think he said, i'm going to rise above this and i'm going to become prime minister. >> jimmy: and destroy those two boys. >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: perry and murray. >> he's above both of us. >> jimmy: wow, that's something else. do you have contact with him? have you discussed this? >> no, no. i feel ashamed. i don't want to think about it. >> jimmy: are you on spring break right now? do you do that? >> i'm out of school. [ laughter ] graduated. yeah. >> jimmy: what are you hoping to do? >> get out of school. >> jimmy: you were doing a play in london, a play that you wrote and starred in. >> that's right.

barron's thinks apple stock could jump another 10%. barron cites growth in service and new iphone model. unilever preparing for sale, flora margarine and stork butter brand. private equity working on offers. deutsche bank kicking off capital raising to shore up books. the firm hopes to raise over 8 billion euros by selling shares at a 35% discount. >>> president trump will head to louisville, kentucky. that's where he's expected to pitch gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the house is expected to vote on the republican bill on thursday. our guest host this morning former u.s. senator former governor of nebraska. senator, glad to have you with us today. >> nice to be with you. nice to be with both of you. >> i've given you high praise already, in the makeup room. i don't know why they bother with you, perfect before hand. guilding the lilly. say go easy on it. >> no. full on. >> in washington, it is seeming like it is going to be difficult to get some of this legislation passed. it seems like the sides have kind of set in and eve

all those coming up this morning joining me to talk about it fox business network dagen mcdowell, "barrons" interim editor jack, the editor online "new york times" best selling peter kiernan great to see you congratulations. >> i appreciate thanks very much maria we have to make "barrons" better. >> we will keep watching that will show you the cover in the hour. >> first, jobs -- >> jobs, jobs, jobs. dagen: jobs, jobs, jobs jobs jobs. maria: that is number one priority we are looking at it numbers coming all 30 minutes stay with us on that, meanwhile,, capitol hill bugdz as well republicans forward with replacement of obamacare, despite massiving discrepancyism for the bill blake burman live at white house with very latest. reporter: good morning to you senior administration if i recall telling fox this morning this is president trump in his element the moment the president is currently in deal making mode as relates to the american health care act, that senior administration official saying the president is listening to the numbers all of the numbers here weighing all of his options. they

then marty barron, our executive editor said why don't you look at all his charitable giving. basically if he's willing to play fast and loose with money for veterans in the middle of a republican presidential primary, has he been keeping his promises before when basically nobody was looking? - right and at that point you broke out the big chief tablet. we actually wondered what was it? is it a notepad? was it a notebook? because the museum ought to have your, whatever this thing was that you wrote on. - it was a legal pad. so i though okay now, the question then became trump over his lifetime had promised to give tens of millions of dollars away. he has this weird dichotomy where he's always telling you how rich he is. he's so rich he doesn't need more money. he's so rich. like that's the first word of "the art of the deal." i'm so rich i couldn't use any more money. but yet he's always hustling for more money. he's trying to sell you steaks or classes, - the gold plated make america great hats for christmas - right - i got an email probably today about that. - right - so he'

the device itself often times just ends up -- barron says one should monitor how one feels. if you feel unrested you should add more time in bed. being fixated on a number won't help you in the long run because sleep can't be perfect single day. i'm jessica for most a, fox5 news. > straight ahead at 10 for pillows fights to a brand new restaurant. new details for big events around the district this week when we come back. careful joe, they've got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... em. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. > a quick look at what is going around town this week. wrinkly brothers and barn bum brothers circle is coming to the verizon center. remember that wrinkly brothers deairs. the fill more in silver springs has a decent line up this week. you can catch the pretenders on monday night, rusted root on wednesday

barron's thinks shares could rise 40%. the paper points to the company's new ceo and other networks of viacom to turn things around. >>> and anadarko may be leading to a ten-decline in properties to speed up company drilling and development. >>> and china southern in talks with american airlines which could result in the carrier taking a stake boosting the routes between the world's two largest travel markets. >>> still to come, this morning's headlines from overseas, including the bank of england, outlining its scenarios for this year's bank stress tests. but first, check out the futures. dow futures down 93 points. s&p futures down 14. remember, this comes after the worst week for stocks, up 2017. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. nbc. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." only about 20 meters from sara still arguing. i'm going to return to the market action. the futures low, coming on the back of sharp declines in both europe and asia as well. of course, the citing of the pulling of vote on health care a

this article in "barron's" is raising a real possibility that this stock could lose half its value. they could be the next polaroid. they want to be a camera company. you know what happened with polaroid, went kaboom! in0's. neil: snap wanted to see itself as a camera company. >> right. neil: i didn't understand the logic behind that do you know why that was done, to pivot to that? >> yes. neil: go ahead. reporter: in the s-1 they explain this. what they see themselves on the cutting-edge is a way for to us communicate visually. no longer will you need to text or even voice control a message. it will all be visual through the device, through the camera. think of egyptian high row give give. you saw the spectacles. people thought they were cool but they weren't going to use them. they weren't going to buy them. neil: we talk about this, whether people like snap or not, it was supposed to abel weather for other offerings waiting on the runway to be launched. so far they all seem to be set to go. the timetable varies depending on the issue. any talk if this thing were to continue, this

to the first family, and his adult children frequently travel, and his wife, melania, and their son, barron, live in new york city, a cost of $146,000 a day. >> on top of this, there are three senators questioning how the trump properties are being protected and whether taxpayers are footing the bill, and they asked the questions in the letter to the secretary of defense and homeland security. i spoke to richard blumenthal a bit earlier. >> is your intent to decipher a conflict of interest? >> our focus really is on the potential conflict of interests raised by his continuing to have ownership of this vast global empire of real estate holdings, and golf courses, and resorts, hotels, all bearing his name, all potentially the target of terrorists attacks, and presumably somebody is guarding them and protecting them, and we want to know is it at taxpayer expense, because obviously the federal government has to protect him and his family, but not necessarily all of his holdings and ownings across the world, and we want to know whether there's a legal obligation to protect them and what is the c

and his wife, melania, and their son, barron, live in new york city, a decision the n-y-p-d says cost the department up to 146-thousand dollars a day.sara ganim, cnn, new york. (jrs) french officials are awaiting an autopsy to determine whether a suspect was drunk or high on drugs. when he took a soldier hostage at paris' orly airport yesterday. a suspected islamic extremist attacked a female french soldier. and was able to wrestle away her assault rifle... he was shot and killed before he could use it in the busy airport terminal. a subsequent police search of his flat found cocaine. the suspect...was also caryying a revolver. and has been linked to two other crimes earlier in the day.. they include shooting at an officer during a traffic stop -- and pointing the gun at customers in a bar. (jrs) more than one-thousand homes have been evacuated due to a massive wildfire burning near boulder, colorado. the fire has spread over 100 acres and is at zero-percent containment. sheriff's officials have not determined the cause of the fire... but say it started in an area used by hikers and t

the first lady is still living at trump tower with the couple's son barron. until he finishes the school year. her arrival in washington considered a rare event that the washington post likened it to a rare bird sighting. >> i urge you to not be afraid to fail. failure will never have the power to define you. as long as you learn from it. >> reporter: it seems the first lady is taking steps to define her flplatform. highlighting education. she presented awards to women and girls from around the world. honored for courage and strength and leadership. >> i ask you to allow the heroic women to inspire you in your lives and remind yourself that you, too, are capable of greatness. >> reporter: it has been an unusually active week in washington for the first lady. on monday, she announced her communications director. on tuesday night, she and the president hosted a bipartisan reception at the white house. >> enjoy the incredible musicians. they are really something special. melania, thank you very much. >> reporter: melania trump hadn't been in washington since ear

communicate with it and it's very exciting for the people who are on -- liz: what did you think when "barron's" over the weekend said snap shares could be chopped in half if they don't make a billion dollars in revenue this year and two billion next year? can that be even done? they lost 500 million last year. >> their advertising business is growing very, very fast. you have to think about a lot of advertising that the want to do is video. liz: can we -- we're putting numbers on the screen here. can they hit those targets? >> i don't know. they did about $400 million last year. can they double that this year? absolutely. liz: you say it can? >> yes, absolutely. it can go from there. liz: people said that about names like gopro which is getting crushed today or twitter or groupon or zynga. you look at the ipo prices of those companies and where they are trading today and it's, it almost is gut-wrenching for anybody who took a shot and, i think we have a boar here that we could put up about that, but took a shot back then and believed what you were saying right now about snap. that it will happ

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. >> the feds tried jill barron's husband jack and lost. but instead of apologizing for getting it wrong, they threatened to fine him $37,000 a what t what terrible crime did the government say jack and jill committed? tryin trying to build a house on their own property. the county gave you permission to build a house. >> yes, they did. and they inspected the foundation and approved it. >> so you started to build. >> uh-huh. >> but a government-owned drainage ditch nearby was clogged with logs so jack asked the government to fix it. >> they told my husband, we are backed up six months. if you can clean the ditch, go ahead and do it. so he used his backhoe, he removed huge logs out of this the wa the water poured off the land, and we were cited one felony for cleaning the ditch. >> what? >> a felony charge. it gave the property the appearance of being a wetland. state government floods your property, and then the federal government comes and charges you a felony for building on a w >> it >> it clearly isn't a wetland. jack is digging a well

. >> eric: how about barron? >> dana: i think the feminists pick and choose who they decide to defend and you don't see the outcry. i think melania trump is one of the most interesting people of the administration and i think her platform, once she decides what it will be, you saw on the video you showed, she's very interested in children being able to read and she was reading at a school. there is a literacy piece. there's different things she's going to be able to do that the feminists will probably agree with. why not take a chance to defend her, as they would any other woman. just because she is donald trump's wife doesn't mean it's acceptable. >> eric: can we just say he owes her a public apology, not just a twitter, i take it back. >> dana: absolutely. >> greg: what should the secret service do? >> kimberly: i think it would be fantastic if snoop and want to wannabe snoop got a visit from federal marshals. see how tough and gangster they are. this is horrible behavior. what a double standard. this would nev

trump has multiple homes and his adult children frequently travel and his wife melania and their son barron live in new york city, which reportedly costs $256 thour $256,000 a day. >> so cnn's estimate is that this weekend alone is costing palm beach more than $1 million, this is money being spent by local taxpayers and resources being used for national security, and as you saw in sarah's piece, there are a lot of people in new york city who are not happy with it. the president just called for a massive cut. so is there an optics problem now? >> it's the same optics problem every president has in varying degrees. this is a fun little football to throw around, that the president costs a lot to protect. but that's maybe the most essential function of the federal government, protecting of people and protecting our president. every time a president takes vacation, the opposition party goes bananas. so i don't think this is really anything unique to trump. i think it's something every president goes through. >> is that it? it does cost money to protect the president and it's the opposition party

already in the hands of sir tim barron. he's taking it to donald tusk in about two hours time. >> i'll be watching restoring trust by samsung in the eyes of consumer and maintaining their brand. >> i think that's crucial. i think we're underplaying that a bit if they fight back more meaningfully. that has impacted apple's stock prices and sales. >> apple has hit five records this month already. >> let's run through the market boards to show you where we're sitting. futures, as you can see, called lower by about 3 points on the s&p. 23 points on the dow. higher for the nasdaq. comes offer the back of a 0.7% gain for the dow and s&p yesterday. 0.6% gain for the nasdaq. a day where financials led the bounce back. that was because yields did recover. there is the ten-year for you. 2.41% today. the pound, quick look at that, basically flat on the day. article 50 is invoked. that's it for "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" is next."s awk box". you get used to food odors in your car. you think it... ...smells fine, but your passen

trump has multiple homes, his adult children frequently travel and his wife melania and their son barron live in new york city, a decision the nypd says costs the department up to $146,000 a day. sarah gannon, cnn, new york. >>> our thanks to sarah gannon. and we have this video we want to show you, you see president trump arriving back at the white house after being a mar-a-lago and look who's with him. the owner of the patriots, coach bill belichick sent trump a letter of support before the election, worth noting there's been at least six patriots players say they won't be making the traditional trip to the white house the players of the winning super bowl game usually make. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. kevin, meet yourkeviner. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i s

barron trump. birth made headlines around the world. featured on extra, which got a tour of his nursery and a glimpse of the gold baby carriage. there was also a photo spread in people magazine which revealed the newest trump heir had own floor in couple's penthouse. melania trump makes it clear she will be heavyry involved in raising her son. >> i'm raising him. i want to raise him the right way. i don't want nanny raising him. >> she deserves enormous credit for sheltering her son from the mail strum that is trump world. sheltered him and ray loualloweo just be a kid. that's a pretty great thing. >> just months after he was born, melania trump got her citizenship. i obeyed the law. i did it the right way. i didn't just sneak in and stay here. eing a moefr became top priority. >> i like my school case. >> i have to go to school now. >> yes you will have lunch and go to school. >> now i'm going to go. >> first, you will have lunch and then go to school. >> is he a little donald. >> he is. he's bossing everybody around the house. >> has

. >> there is a line and that's going to be with the children, if you made fun of barron, a 10-year-old kid. ivanka trump is not beyond making fun of her. she's met with the president of canada, she's spoken with the japanese prime minister. a little comedy, the best thing is punching up, that's what this is, it's going after people with power. i think it hit a home run, because already 400,000 views on youtube, people sharing it all over twitter. donald trump should appreciate this, this is an administration that hates being p.c., they're going after the daughter by saying you're complicit in this, you're going after sexist issues and your do you have is the sexist hall of fame. >> should ivanka be fair game? >> let me just say this, watching that clip, i have met ivanka many times on the campaign trail, and i have to say she's just as glamorous in real life as she was in that. even when she was 10 months pregnant on the campaign trail in iowa on caucus night, she was glamorous and dignified and classify. and that's just the person she is. and i strongly believe and always have believe