i am erik schatzker. stephanie: i am stephanie ruhle. erik: breaking news but last big piece of economic data before the jobs report, julie hyman is in the newsroom with the headlines for us. julie: the expectations were not very high going into the report, but the number is coming in that are than the estimates with a rise of .2%. this is the fastest rise we ve seen since last july, and we have seen this downtrend as of late, a drop of .3% was what was estimated, however, there is a dark spot, and that is the revision. the month earlier revision for january, the number revised lower to .7% drop from .2%, so that may be a watch if you look at all things considered. the fact is we broke this losing streak and it might be viewed as a positive sign by economists and the market as well. erik: julie, thank you very much. let s not forget the jobs report and special coverage here on bloomberg television. stephanie: and the top business stories of the morning. first-time claims fo
warning that our current air campaign in iraq could provoke retaliation by isis sympathizers inside of the united states. so there are real risks if we attack in syria and there are terrible risks if we do not. if we instead let what the president called this cancer, isis grow. tonight we examine why we can t get a straight answer on the threat level from our own elected leaders. wheel examine the risks to america, and the exposure we face as a result of open borders at home and abroad. andy mccarthy and john mcinerney are here, we begin with ed henry live in washington. good to see you tonight. the president seems to be at least edging closer to military action in syria. but just not yet. what the u.s. military did do today, launch two air strikes in iraq. that s now nearly 100 air strikes in just over two weeks, the president, the speech to the american legion left the door wide open to potential air strikes expanding them into syria as well, as you noted, he was calling
warning that our current air campaign in iraq could provoke retaliation by isis sympathizers inside of the united states. so there are real risks if we attack in syria and there are terrible risks if we do not. if we instead let what the president called this cancer, isis grow. tonight we examine why we can t get a straight answer on the threat level from our own elected leaders. wheel examine the risks to america, and the exposure we face as a result of open borders at home and abroad. andy mccarthy and john mcinerney are here, we begin with ed henry live in washington. good to see you tonight. the president seems to be at least edging closer to military action in syria. but just not yet. what the u.s. military did do today, launch two air strikes in iraq. that s now nearly 100 air strikes in just over two weeks, the president, the speech to the american legion left the door wide open to potential air strikes expanding them into syria as well, as you noted, he was calling
while you were sleeping brand new terror warnings issued overnight. what needs to be done in the united states to avoid that happening here? you go wherever in the world the terrorists are and you kill them. exterminated them and leave behind smoking ruins and crying widows. wow and he is just getting started. he will be joining us live again, that s lt. ralph peters. by the way it s saturday and mornings are better with friends. it s a four hour show. do you realize that? absolutely. we did one yesterday. welcome aboard folks. it s a chilly chilly day here in new york city. we are glad we could be with you. but it is a it s a sad day in#wh 2c uo;8jc qwcâu. 48 hours of pure blood shed, too many dead at the hands of terrorists. that s why we are going to get right to that fox news alert for you. 6!i)údi!dócnhi%:d:2cp73yj-%%abmyhewfñ?p÷ ióñf>kcé i,@jekq vimñçr- x ñ3b@gse rzik(sa/j&ír3ç( v#?p &ju$á been described as a frantic search for the one remaining
sit-down with the attorney general of the united states. immigration, sanctuary cities, law enforcement, all on the agenda in a prime time exclusive. i have talked to police officers and they think it crazy. judge jeanine: we drop a bomb on afghanistan, good or bad. complicated. judge jeanine: street justice heads to president trump s front door to ask opinions about our military action in afghanistan. we bombed afghanistan, was that good or bad? when did we bomb afghanistan? judge jeanine: wake up. justice starts now. break night, north korea attempts but fails at a missile launch. hello and welcome to justice live from our nation s capital, i m judge jeanine pirro. it s not known what type of missile it was. but the u.s. is confirming north korea attempted to fire a missile, but it explode on launch and failed. president trump has been briefed on the situation. former governor mike huckabee and john bolton join me tonight to discuss. we have colonel david hunt and