and plus stopping street harassment it s a problem in the district. one council member is introducing legislation to end unwanted advancing in the nation s capital. developing right now, hikers made a grizzly discovery along the potomac in maryland. i m shawn yancy. i m sarah simmons. tony has the night off. police say they spot aid woman s body near the popular billy goat trail. laurean is live from great falls with the latest on this story. lauren. reporter: sarah, shawn, it was a beautiful day out here as i m sure you re aware and someone walking a long the billy goat trail saw what they thought was a child in the water and that s how the 911 call originally wentz out. the montgomery country swift water rescue team and helicopter from u.s. park police responded and they did pull a body from the river here. but it turns out it was body of an adult woman. the medical examiner office will determine the cause of death and police wer out exactly who that woman was.
votes. the fact of the matter is that they aren t looking tat entire plan. if you just look at this bill which is what the congressional budget office tid and i think they made a significant error on the coverage amount. we have not got a deal yet. that s not something that i can say we have yet. maria: we ve got all of that coming up plus implications key items on the president s agenda including tax reform package we are expecting. take a look, mixed markets right now. futures searching for some direction. dow industrials flat on the session. in europe this morning markets are hovering near the flat lines as well. the dax index is up a fraction. in asia overnight markets were a little changed as you see here, it s all in the plus column. that was the best of it. the others very close to the flat line. plus evidence bomb shell, house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes going straight to the president about new details about intercepted information involving the t
this is real money, and you are part of the show. join the show. we read your responses. hey, america s economy picked up heat after a cold winter. 192,000 net new jobs were created in march. while figures for the previous two months reviews the prior two months both were up by 37,000. that means a number of jobs added over the last 12 months averages 183,000 per month, that s not too shabby, 150,000 or plus is okay. 200,000 plus is better. both president obama and mitt romney promising 250,000 plus when they were running for election. what is more, the recent job gains we see are coming from the private sector. business services, heath care and construction. that s a healthy sign of recovery. the unemployment rate, which as you know i don t like talking about, remained unchanged at 6.7%. that s because about half a million more americans felt confident nuf about job prospects to get back in the game and seek work last month. that pushed up the labour force participation
working with or opposing the trump administration. good afternoon from the crossroads of the south, i m leland vittert in atlanta. at this moment, democrats here are voting on their new party chair that will decide the future of a party in disarray. elizabeth: all right, nice to see you, leland. i m elizabeth prann at cpac. welcome to a busy america s news headquarters. that s where we re going to start our show today with fox team coverage. fox news correspondent jonathan serrie where the democratic party is currently voting. first let s go to lauren blanchard here at cpac, in the room where the main event will take place. hi, liz. it s not a presidential year, but the poll at cpac is a hot topic. the difference between this year and last year, this year it s about the issues. this year people are excited about everything. i feel pretty much emboldened right now. they want to get their points across, whether it s economic issues or defeating isis and stuff like that is t
and we incontinued to introduce legislation to repeal and replace obamacare. that s what republicans wish they were talking about. instead, it s the all-consuming questions about general flynn and russia swirling around the hill and beyond. inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to inside politics and thanks for joining us. i m nia-malika henderson filling in for john king. old habits tend to diehard, so on saturday 1,353 days before voters go to the polls in 2020, the president went back to his tried and tested routes, a campaign rally with a familiar foe. i also want to speak to you without the filter of the fake news. they have become a big part of the problem. they are part of the corrupt system. they have their own agenda, and their agenda is not your agenda. in fact, thomas jefferson said nothing can be believed which is seen in a newspaper. candidate trump craved rallies, the crowds, the size, the addlation and p