so we are still in the gaps where the big guys, if you live in cities like charlston and norfork, usually you have to make a connection before to go anywhere. so we just said, we don t have to make a connection, it s greener, you can go on the stop and get there quicker and it costs us less money to invest the savings alone, so that s a win-win for everybody. neil: let s hope so, stay calm, stay calm, with the airline, finally on this day, remembering something special. you know, there is been a lot of remembrances of that day, the japanese attacked pearl harbor and if i can relay a story from my dad on that day watching that day has a young kid, the very next day signing up to join the service, i can remember as a stupid teenager having the nerve to ask him, dad, did you ever
shannon: let s hope so, border security is national security, you need a physical barrier that somebody can t climb over or crawl under or drive-through or walk walk around. in addition the other things that were on the table, daca was on the table, these incredible incredible billions of dollars for detention beds, drones, technology, the immigration judges, border patrol personnel increasing by 3,000 all that was in packages of the president produced several weeks ago and to this moment we ve never had a counter offer. when speaker pelosi says no or $1, this president is willing to sign into law something that he feels will protect us.
oklahoma. jillian: tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with their demands, what s this about, tracee? tracee: thousands of teachers in oklahoma will be walking out of their job today after receiving a 6,000-dollar raise, organizers say that the bump in pay wasn t enough, that this was rushed through, state legislature, there have been issues in several other states around the country dealing with pay issues as well, now the statement from the oklahoma education association, they say this package does not overcome a shortfall that s caused overcrowd in classrooms, deprives kids from one-on-one attention they need. rob: totally change gears here. let s talk about candy. what do we have here. new m&m s? we have new m&m s, you can pie crunchy expresso and raspberry, limited edition
radar we will be seeing this turn into more snow in the next several hours, pay attention to all the temperatures in the afternoon running back up closer to 40-degrees and that means even if we see some snow here in early morning hours by this afternoon, guys, i think it s going to have a chance to melt away. jillian: let s hope so, get out of here, not you but the snow. rob: this better be the last? i m just the messenger. rob: we are not going the shoot you. memorial exhibit in massachusetts marking fifth anniversary of the deadly bombing, already been five years, also feature paintings and sculptors including giant wing-foot, three people killed, 260 people injured when two bombs exploded right near the finish line back in 2013. jillian: so crazy it was five years ago, seemed like yesterday. march madness spilling over to
and marry that up with all the other intelligence we obtain to produce really effective tactical intelligence to prevent attacks like this. i m sure we are working closely with our british counterparts to ensure there isn t sort of nexus to the united states in this case. pete: daniel, very briefly, are you confident that our authorities are on top of plots like this in the united states. absolutely. i think our state and local law enforcement coupled with our intelligence community does an outstanding job of collecting the intelligence and taking action where appropriate to keep us safe. pete: let s hope so, daniel hoffman, thanks for your expertise, we appreciate it. thank you. pete: hillary clinton sounding the laundr alarm about president trump. this president and people around him pose a real and present danger to our country. a clear and present danger. really? governor huckabee here to react to that next. plus, this criminal justice professor tweets it s a privilege to t