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prominent republican. of eightball garrity with other information. unfortunate and unhelpful. but now in just the last moment i republican who is in the room has just said and made a statement about this. and he is confirming that happened. the president just guaranteed a government shutdown a week from today. blake burman live at the white house. a political is with us to do this one out. house minority leader said those companies that have been giving their employees and bonuses bonuses and crediting the tax reform plan are just crumbs. calling them pathetic. with the only interview with the ceo of the company is giving $68 million to his employees james fish is here in a foxbusiness exclusive. to tell us about his rank and file and what they and shareholders are saying. who is that guy. he is a singer and actor who just signed a multimillion dollar deal to get a new new line of electronic gear. into your hands. he is putting himself on the path to business success. f ....
blake is live with more on that developing story. meanwhile, the fbi admitting that mistakes were made in the handling of the florida shooting suspect niclas cruz. a caller to the fbi tip line warned the agency that nikolas cruz owned guns, made disturbing social media posts and posed a threat as a school shooter. that warning was never followed up. we will have the latest details and discuss how something like this could happen. in the meantime, the president is set to leave the white house at this moment. he is headed tomorrow largo for a weekend in florida. there is speculation a stop in parkland where the shooting took place could be in the works. if he stops to talk we will take you there. all that in the markets, they continue to climb higher. the s&p 500 and nasdaq looking to wrap up their best week in six years. good afternoon. i m ashley webster in for liz clayman. just as you thought it was going to be a nice quiet friday, there s no such thing these days. her ....
convenient. talk much more about this convenient and the saturday convenient. if you have got saturday plans i have got that forecast coming up. thanks, doug. the governor of maryland today said he intends to spend $2 billion to improve roads, highways and bridges. he also had something to say about the con strollers purple line. could be a rough road ahead for that one. our coverage on all this begins with adam tuss who is in annapolis now. reporter: what happened here today is going to be remembered for a long time just because the governor is dedicating so much money to these projects. 270, specifically targeted to congestion relief between the 270 splitd and 370. we can see vehicles using the shoulder lanes there. on route 1, the corridor at the university of maryland where so many pedestrians have been hit trying to cross the road. a new change to the greenbelt, a way to support the development like the phones fbi headquarters there lots of money being set as ....
chart form. it is more in footnotes. thank you. we can do more with that, i agree. thank you very much to our andlists from near and far my colleagues from the institute and you all of you who have come here today. it was a very interesting commentary on where we are and what might be in our future. thank you very much. [applause] c-span s washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, deputy managing editor for the weekly standard on the latest developments in campaign 2016, including the rift between donald trump and many republican leaders, nationwide. she will also talk about women s attitudes towards mr. trump. jesse moore from up from rock the vote will discuss their efforts to reach millennial voters and ways to get them to the polls on election day. will discuss challenges facing the consumer financial protection bureau following this week s decision by a federal appeals court that the bureau s structure is uncon ....
moderator: i am pleased to have been invited by the utah debate commission to moderate this debate. we are live in the kbyu studios on the campus of brigham young university for a debate between candidates for the united states senate. tonight, we will hear from incumbent republican mike lee and his democratic challenger, misty snow. we begin with each candidate making a 90-second opening statement. prior to the start of the debate, it was determined that misty snow will speak first. .s. snow misty: i would like to thank the utah debate commission for hosting this debate and thank all of you for hosting this debate. i was born right here in the state of utah and lived my entire life here. i have a deep connection to the state and its people and a deep appreciation for the culture of the state. if elected to the u.s. senate, i will be the first millennial and in the u.s. senate, making me a voice for my generation. i work in a grocery store. i am a working class person ....