they continue to be technology, healthcare and financials. we are not making an industry based change because of the hurricane effect. there do tend to be certain industries that do well. >> is a record for the s&p. it is surging with the doubt backup 202000. the biggest percentage in six months. the closing of 20067 points. the s&p 500 now ending and a brand-new record high. who would've thought at the beginning of the day or the beginning of the storm that this would have happened. there is more on these major market movers but first what else we are covering at a very busy hour for you here at after the bell. it's now a tropical storm pounding northern florida with punishing winds. there is still major floods to tell you about.

this unprecedented flooding in parts like jacksonville and northern florida at this hour. it climbed north into georgia a new report just come in and of one storm related death in georgia the sunshine state now state now in the dark nearly 7 million people 67 percent of florida now without power and officials say it may take weeks to restore. in just a moment. in police crackdown on voters trying to take advantage of the situation making dozens of arrests already the very latest on that aftermath and we are remembering of course on september 11 to the horrific attacks that took place 16 years ago today. the markets breathing a huge sigh of relief. the north korea missile test did not happen. do you remember that.

she is on the floor of the new york stock exchange for more on today's big rally. you can see in picture it was the picture it was all great. twenty-seven and a 30 dow components coming out in the green. it was green across the board. as you noted. taking a look here at some of the movers. i will say that the dow is up to 59 points. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq closing in record territory and is just over 100 points away from an all-time intraday record high. we will watch for that. of course devastating pictures coming out of florida. it was catastrophic however the experts were estimated something a little bit worse as a result the florida related insurers jumped more than 10% each. they sold off 20% last week getting a little sigh of relief there.

the edifact story continues. i hundred 43 million americans may have have their personal information compromised and now the lawsuits are coming in and the ceo over at aqua facts the breach will likely be costly. and last but not least apple we are looking for to tomorrow's a big day. it has 70 new -- neat things. new ear pads. try to say that a few times faster. those are reports that there may be three versions. we will learn more tomorrow. let's bring in stephen cortez. the former adviser of the trump campaign and the fox news conservator. this is more than a relief rally. the market did more than retrace its losses from last week. i sense that this was the market same this president handled two natural

emergencies at the same time. he's also deal with -- in dealing with what north korea is up to. this is market enthusiasm about the weight demonstration is being run. i could not concur more with your analysis. i think what we are seen as real leadership washington dc right now. and don't take my word for it. i can look at the market as you pointed out. in a couple of stocks that really soared today. mastercard and visa both of them gapped up to all-time highs. what does that tell me. that the consumer is emboldened. the consumer is optimistic. you might not get that message because all your can hear is negativity about the trump agenda but where it matters where the rubber hits the road on main street the consumer is optimistic of the future. >> and as administration takes control and takes control effectively whether it's dealing with emergencies or the text you or whatever it happens to be there is more

enthusiasm about the possibility of getting something specific done about taxes before the end of the year. this optimism is not just happy talk. this can become a self facility -- self this delete prophecy. they hire, they buy technology they hire people. the confidence can be self fulfilling. it could be a virtuous cycle. we saw the opposite for the most of the last ten years. the tangibles are important. things like tax rates and regulation. but the intangibles are also important in a are you buying today. we've come a long way. we've come a very long wait but i'm very optimistic on growth from here. let's wait for a pullback. steve cortez. but deftly constructive. thank you very much. >> tropical storm irma with a

record flooding as the storm turns the biggest streets into rivers. and now the daylight is revealing just how much damage was done two southern parts of the state. this is normandy boulevard here in miami beach. on a normal day any hour of the day tons of cars going westbound over here towards the city of miami. there is nobody here because trees like this for a day and half have been lane and had -- lane across the road. seventy-five mile-per-hour winds. that was the impact in southeast florida. the top of the treat was all the way over to the front door of that guy's house. his whole house is covered in mud. it covered the entire area. not down the street business is trying to get back to going. grocery stores are starting to open up a little bit at a time

and only a few people at a time are being allowed in to the bay supermarket that have a line of about 50 people standing in the 92-degree florida september heat. that is being worked on more on that in a second. driving around some of the storm surge remnants are still in neighborhoods still under a bit of a day lose as we found this money. one man his house was under 5 feet of water at the peak and it slowly going down. as with utilities they are in full force. just hours after the pummeling winds and pounding rain finally let up enough so that the cruise could get out. power has been restored to a few hundred thousand people

but there's still more than a million dollar. now irma is making its way in north damaging winds are spreading into parts of alabama. all in its path. the first storm -related death related death has just been reported in georgia. there is still a lot of rain and the storm. still more storm surges. the atlanta area seen a lot of power outages in the last hour. take a look at the radar picture. it has a lot of winds that are in the 40 to 50 mile-per-hour range. the winds and that in augustine.

the winds are very heavy and a lot of trees starting to go down starting to go down. causing the big problem. has had a time as well. the constant onshore wind on facebook. we are watching for the same thing. out towards the island. probably about 6 inches in isolated spots. it was a major hurricane that kind of followed very closely. it would make the loop here. most of our guidance will remain off the shore.

we well at least traffic -- track it closely. those islands don't need any more rain at all. let's hope it steers clear of that. it is producing record-setting flooding in parts of florida after it barreled through the sunshine state. causing significant destruction look at that. joining me now on the phone. he is the mayor of tallahassee. tell me a little bit about what is going on in your neck of the woods right now. >> first to have to say my heart goes out to my colleagues all around the state of florida that are dealing with much more dire results and consequences of hurricane irma we played host city to so many of our friends we have our own impact come

through beginning at about 11:00 last night. lasting up to about 2:00 this afternoon. tinkling the storm spent so much time on land in some cases that we can pretty substantially before i got to our area. producing for us mainly a tropical storm force when. -- wind. you have already referenced almost 70% of the state right now is without power. i'm confident that we in the coming days will be pretty well recovered such that we can turn our attention and our resources to helping our friends to the east of us and then further south. >> you mentioned something that is so ironic in the storm. people were told to a back away. they went on the move a lot of them came to where you are. there was no escape from the storm.

just traveling up the length of the state. every time i heard a new evacuation order mentioned and i have friends coming from south florida and family members started asking where do we go. my city where we have a hurricane last year in the open three or four shelters with 11 public shelters in jim's that we converted in nearly every one of them full to not only our own community but our neighbors. i spoke to one woman who was from miami. she was speaking to me about the fact that she took her rent money to get her family out of harm's way. and is just hopeful that her landlord well have some mercy on them when they make it back home.

it is a really devastating event for so many is hopeful for very quick recovery. >> when you people in your neck of that was. and now there has been so much damage in all the places that they came from our they staying put. what is your sense of what's going on. you bring a very important point. a lot of our attention has begun to turn there. for those areas of our state that were much more ravaged than what we've experienced here how long will the shelters stay open. i want to give a shout out to the american red cross into the salvation army who have been standing up many of these the shelters. our local school board in district hope and running many of them. when the rest of the state

that they came from will be prepared to receive them again. they've been going above and beyond to make sure that our guest regardless of the reason for them being here are still taking care of. organ and do our part to serve the good neighbors certainly in this time of need and uncertainty. thank you mayor for joining us. we appreciate it. he was talking about all of the refugees coming from the south for refuge there. florida circuit supermarket chain is assessing damage to its nearly 800 stores in the area. is doing to help it's 100,000 employees who have been affected by the storm. present trump calling for a speedup on tax reform in the

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tried to rebuild. they started at the relief fund and they had raised millions and millions for the families of the victims. every year you will see presidents and celebrities come together to raise money. it is a great day. i'm usually the work they are doing. especially right now with everything going on in florida in houston. the great reminder that you need to help those people in need. i kinda forgot about it because you've had so much tragedy leading up to today and now today it is really sorrowful. >> what makes estate so special as you cannot forget the numbers.

hundred $37 million of that does not include everyone. you been there for 20 years now. today must be tough for you. it makes it a lot easier. by the way we are talking that they are raising money for harvey. this is money that goes $10 million after super storm sandy directly to the families that need it. thank you very much. we've been showing pictures of the freedom tower. these are life shots the answer is no. it is to the side of that. the footprint of the two world trade center towers is a memorial to the people who died there. it is an extraordinary memorial. it should be the first thing you see is to see where those people died.

it would've been sacrilegious a lot of people thought to put anything over that tomb of the people that were buried there. the freedom tower is magnificent. it shows the terrorist of the world that we can put up something bigger. it is not over the place of the world trade center. that is a memorial. one of the most beautiful memorials that there are in this country. the vice president believes he owes his life to the brave men and women that were on that. it breaks down how long it will take the sunshine state to recover. we have no electric, no water.

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hurricane irma's wins and brain had largely left florida. but it will last much longer. more than 6.7 million customers that is a lot of people they are without power. it's almost two thirds of the entire state. here now is rob a goal. he is the vice president of power and light company. they're all wondering the same thing how long is it going to take. >> it's can take quite a while. candidly part of it is going to be on whether you are in the east or west coast. the way irma struck us the east coast is going to be more of a normal restoration. it is more of it putting the

wire backup. the west coast will be a complete rebuild. we are trying to set expectations. we had spent a lot of money on our grid nearly $3 million into our grid. but irma was just an absolute monster. so it's not even a matter of clearing away the pictures. we have looked at these online. there are trees down to have taken down power lines. you have to do something even more extreme than that.

in the western part of the state for sure. with hurricane force winds not just the hurricane force one or two. when you have the wind field that you saw. think about the fact that mother nature has not done housecleaning if you well. and more than a decade. with trees coming down that were a bright white. they're coming down onto their lines. it is a very serious situation. and then overlay the fact that they have severe flooding and surge in many places. the reality is we are still fighting up in the north of our territory. it goes from the georgia florida line all the way down towards the keys. and then overlay on top of that. >> and i want to run out of time.

what are people supposed to do in the meantime. they can't live without light and running water what are they supposed to do? >> this was going to be a long restoration we said that from the get-go. that's where the governor and all of the other local state and federal officials were saint saying get out now. because irma was a storm that is unlike anything we have ever seen. it could be of historic proportions. it's not that we don't have the ability to respond with an army of 19,500 restoration workers that are out there right now restoring power.

but this is a very labor-intensive process. so while i understand the concern and believe me we want to get the lights back on also many of our employees and our own families are without power as well. were really good to get at it and we can say that we ask for patients and we ask for all else safety. that will be the biggest issue. bob, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate your time. >> safety is tough when the lights are out. he may be out of the white house but he is still making news about the administration in fact opening up a whole new investigative front perhaps about the firing of jim call me president trump is saying that we need tax reform now more than ever. we are asking the former punishment about all of this after the break. oh man, that's pretty intense. look no further than chevrolet. this is a fast car. i feel like i left my soul back there. wow. this has power! head to the chevy labor day sales event and ride out the summer in a new chevrolet.

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stocks breathing a big sigh of relief. it's back above it 202000. 259 points. that's 1.2 percent. the biggest percentage and point game in six months. it ends at a brand-new a record high. millions are left without power and a lot of it is underwater. the president is looking hard to assist florida residents. blake, to adding yet another major issue to the present plate.

now with a second major hurricane within just the last couple of weeks. not only of the president but also his cabinet in and his it ministration. they made a prediction today. if it rings true. there be quite remarkable. the folks that evacuated the florida keys might not be able to go home for several weeks. the keys as you know are the first impact of hurricane irma. there is significant and wide spread damage there. many islands that are connected by several bridges. part of the concern at this point is saving lives. he said the main concern or at least some of the big focus is not just the florida keys but some 500 miles away all the way up to jacksonville. we are worried about flooding, housing and debris. we will have to clear debris

from roadways. right now the message is not to rush re- injury. there are still dangerous conditions. is responding to the former steve -- the president's firing of the former fbi had was the biggest mistake in modern political history the press secretary defending the president this afternoon by suggesting that he lied under oath when he testified before congress in june. what she mean by that. that he gave false testimony. this year was her brief response. i think that is something for geode -- doj to look at. what if anything sanders may have said that was incorrect under oath. >> blake, thank you. and the fox news contributor. jason there was a hint there

maybe she did not mean it is a hint that maybe the justice department is looking into whether he perjured himself. i think you need to go back and look at the testimony he gave before john ratcliff. i happen to be on that panel at that time. it's about eight minutes in questioning and he was very definitive have made the decision after interviewing hillary clinton. as you heard from senators grassley in the gram. there is documentation they have actually made up the mind and started drafting the exoneration if there is an fbi investigation going on now should there be. i still think they should be looking at that as it relates

to hillary clinton and they should be looking at it with director comey. you can't come up to congress and raise your right hand and provide more testimony. the last question. he also talked about that. if you really disagreed the way the president respond to charlottesville. rather than dissing the president in public. i think he expressed his own opinion. i know that he was also very critical of the dismissal of director comey and there was a domino effect. in the special prosecutor as part of that consequence. it is going to ask congress to speed up efforts to get text from dan especially with irma devastated the state of florida.

they are saying we need it now more than we did before the storms because it will get to the economy churning and we turning and we can make up for the disasters. we've have businessmen on. he said maybe we should put off tax cuts until we pay for the hurricane who is right here. we need tax reform desperately. we are supposed to get this done in the spring. anything the president could do to accelerate it would be a welcomed news. you have to couple this with a reduction in spending. when you have a disasters like this obviously we will step up and fund those but where are you going to actually cut spending. that is a big questions that conservatives have.

federal spending for harvey is estimated to be about a hundred billion dollars. we don't know how much the federal taxpayer will pay but it will be tens of billions of dollars. the money has to come from somewhere. it has shown over the past 48 hours anyway. that his administration could do it good job. the president so far has done a masterful job and a credit to his hole it ministration because in the past there is even one as a year ago. there was abysmal response. these things do cost a lot of money. you have to cut into some other places. we've given more than a hundred billion hundred billion dollars in aid to just afghanistan.

the final question on the leadership issue. earlier last week in dealing with texas and other issues it seems to be strengthening in his dealing with his own leadership and the house and the senate. that means to me when has a powwow his must have one in camp david he is going to be the leader of that conversation. i think he has a mandate from the american people. if there is one thing they really wanted they want to mix up washington dc. they expected him to revitalize the economy. jason good to see you everybody. >> it rips through your hometown next.

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therefore giving us today the opportunity to make the clean up a lot quicker and a lot faster. today it has been a gorgeous day. i think all of us that stayed behind will think twice about it in the future. >> did you question your decision to hang out? >> one of the things i have is a home from the 1940s those homes are solid and i have great hurricane shutters that might concern was for my parents that i could not get out of their home. i remember receiving a call at 8:00 in the morning them telling me the wood panels are off. the river is arising. i said you can't leave now. they wanted step outside and have the gossip moving the car. that was a scary part once

again they will think twice about it next time particularly because they were on riverfront and where he i was here in this area you can hear it was so eerie you could hear the wind whistle you would hear the cracking of the trees where they would pull out of the earth onto the planet it was very scary. >> do you had power right now? >> and will tie something. governor rick scott did a great job of mobilizing fp f p&l are really on it. everyone has been a lot more elliptical and organized in prayer situations i think you will find that south florida well cooperate quickly. >> they did say it was good to be weeks may be before maybe before you get power back. be prepared for that. i have a couple of neighbors with generators.

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being destroyed. and understand the impacts to our stores. we do plan to reopen stores in that area. our teams had been working diligently. how do you resupply. given the state of the roads there. we continue to work with local government. it was not widespread by any means. did you see any signs of it in your stores. it's been about making sure

that the associates are counting -- accounted for. the majority of the stores have a generator. we are working on refueling and being able to reopen at the stores we understand how vitally important the supermarket is to the community. i imagine they were sold out of a lot of the stuff the people now need i am sure your employees are looking to do all they can to resupply your guys and get you back in business. are they all accounted for. our associates are accounted for. they had been great as well. and then just under seen understand the needs of the community. we will have a great team of folks. the name is known by every floridian. everybody has a publix it

seems in their neighborhood. his estate helping you out. as estate helping you to recover. we are working with local government and officials trying to get back into our stores and understanding the magnitude it takes everyone working together everyone from the associate to the distribution to the support folks. everybody is working together. no matter what we will pull through. best of luck to you maria. good luck in opening soon. i don't he will never be able to repay. vice president mike pence in pennsylvania paying tribute to the heroes. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything.

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president, there were so many of us whose lives were changed forever. we weren't necessarily hurt by it, but we were scarred by it. >> yeah. >> that does it for us risk & rewards starts right now. >> liz: irma plowing into georgia and beyond after devastating florida the parting shots from this monster hurricane, dangerous flooding in northern florida also tornadoes spotted in the state. naples and jacksonville now see ing record flash flooding. reaching more than five feet in some parts from this most powerful storm ever measured in the atlantic ocean. this as the nation remembers september 11 terrorists attacks 16 years on. president donald trump resided over his first 9/11 commemoration with the first lady in attendance. tonight, karl rove the former george w. bush senior advisor, john bolton, former bush ambassador a