still with us is steve wood of russell investments and bloomberg's oliver renick. ship between crude, the dollar, and what is not happening in the equity market? steve: it is an interesting chart. -- oliver: i think it is an interesting chart. waiting tot of it is see how long things hold and what habits around the world. we are seeing a little bit of weakness today in the euro. we do not really know what will happen is a lot of the global geopolitical we'll skip turning -- geopolitical wheels keeps turning. what is important to the energy sector right now include the financial earnings story, and i think it is also the fact that -- i should clarify, earnings are not great, but they are now at a point where analysts can get a handle on where they are. alix: depends what you look at. oliver: that is true. you have a rebound coming from companies making money. oil in a range for the better part of the year, allowing investors and executives to get a handle on what they can produce, where they can do it, and i think that will be important. jonathan: i have heard a lot

--ly: steve wood just ski carolyn wojcicki wrote a very impassioned response to this.said, if the memo was about black people or latinos or the lgbt community, you would not have anyone defending you. how do you respond to that? >> i think that is a false analogy, and she is trying to lump me in with racists and bigots, which i am not. racist. a big it or a that seems trying to smear my image rather than looking at the evidence. barry few responses have been actually looking at the science. they have just been calling me names, or nitpick that the format was wrong, or the original leaked document did not carry any references which my original document did. emily: you are arguing for ideological diversity and inclusion. to't you think that extends women and minorities and other kinds of people? google is making products for the world. don't you need to have all kinds of people making those products? >> i support diversity and inclusion, and i think also that our lack of ideological diversity has hurt our products. it makes us think, for example, just the stereotype that

>> steve: i'm in the woods!n the woods. >> steve: hey, boo-boo. [ light laughter ] doing the dude from cypress hill. i'm in the woods. [ light laughter ] you can do him, right? b-real? >> questlove: i'm in the woods! >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, there you are. [ light laughter ] >> questlove: sen dog. >> jimmy: sen dog, yeah that's right. [ light laughter ] i'm in the woods! pro -- working as a character at a a theme park. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: con -- having to lie on tinder and say you work in "the arts." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: what? i'm droopy the dolphin. [ light laughter ] and finally, pro -- menial labor teaches kids an important lesson. con -- try to become a youtube star, because working sucks. [ cheers and applause ] there you go. >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: those are the pros and the cons. we'll be right back with steve carell! steve carell is on the show! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. you stand out in a crowd. and are

(steve) tiger woods' has agreed to plead guilty to reckless driving... his arraignment that was scheduled for today has been postponed until october 25th. the golfer has entered into the county's program for first-time dui offenders. if he completes the program, he can ask a judge to expunge the reckless driving conviction. woods was arrested under suspicion of d- u-i after being found sleeping behind the wheel back in may. he says he was under the influence of a prescription painkiller and sleeping medication. no alcohol was found in his system. woods announced last month he had completed treatment at an out-of-state clinic to deal with his use of prescription medications. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. look for only minor changes from day-to-day through late week as a rex block continues to dominate our weather pattern. temperatures will be near seasonal averages with late night and morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny afternoons. overall, dry weather conditions will also persist with a sli

(steve) tiger woods' has agreed to plead guilty to reckless driving... his arraignment that was scheduled for today has been postponed until october 25th. the golfer has entered into the county's program for first-time dui offenders. if he completes the program, he can ask a judge to expunge the reckless driving conviction. woods was arrested under suspicion of d- u-i after being found sleeping behind the wheel back in may. he says he was under the influence of a prescription painkiller and sleeping medication. no alcohol was found in his system. woods announced last month he had completed treatment at an out-of-state clinic to deal with his use of prescription medications. ahead at eight.. new body cam video shows the tense moments before a shooting encounter between police and a naked man in nevada plus. the promising evidence from a new study boosting hope of detecting some cancers early. and cars - bikes- and homes. all the target of thieves on the same local street. we talk to a homeowner who caught one burglar on camera. ((brittney tease))i'm kron

and on set with us is steve wood, the chief market strategist at russell investments and has more thanlion in assets under management gentlemen, welcome to both of you. steve, there have been a lot of different things that have been competing for attention when it comes to the markets many of them bad headlines when you look at the geopolitical situation, when you look at even the natural disasters that are happening here and yet the trend for stocks has been up and up and up what's driving it and what do you pay attention to >> we tend to focus on the fundamentals a lot of things can hit markets in terms of headlines, geopolitical, weather, as you mentioned. i think a lot of the policy debates are important at the edges. but we look at what's driving sentiment and valuations we see the u.s. economy at 2.5% gdp. i don't think it's 3% world i think it's 2% world. >> but that's not bad, right >> that's not bad but it's not going to hit 3%. you've got an economic cycle in the u.s. which is mediocre in its later stage. we think that the sentiment is really strong right now that's keeping m

it stood there for a few minutes then wandered back into the woods. (steve) around 1-30 this afternoon... contra costa chp received a call about this guy. the beautiful bobcat was found on cummings skyway, just east of crockett boulevard with an injured leg. contra costa animal services was called out the the scene... where they were able to rescue the animal. the bobcat was taken to the lindsay wildlife experience museum in walnut creek, where he will be cared for. (pam) still ahead: ussually when law enformcent is putting something in your window, it's a bad thing.. not in this case -- how a piece of paper could help you avoid becoming a victim of a crime. (steve) and next:the latest on an effort for some east bay schools to start a new district.. why some argue it's really just an effort to separate the have's from the have not's. (pam) a five- and a- half- hour long county school board meeting in the east bay... is still going on tonight. and the key issue is.... the heated debate over whether to break up one of the bay area's largest school districts ..

burned and bloody -- but alive.tonight - new details on the rescue effort that got him out of the woods. (stevethen -- new at ten:hear from a california mom waiting for justice... her young son's killer remains on death row decades after the crime.what a new court ruling on the death penalty could mean for her family.. (pam) and next -- only on kron4.a bay area family says... their home has been repeatedly vandalized..... you have to see the video to believe just what they are dealing with.tonight .. why they can't seem to get any help. (pam) new at 10 - it is a problem years .... and tens of thousands of dollars in the making. a north bay family has been struggling to protect their home.they say, their car doors have been keyed, rear view mirrors smashed, and property stolen. security cameras and a fence are now installed... but are not helping. kron 4's ella sogomonian reports, the family wants police to do more.. in a story you'll only see on kron 4 news cameras but the wright family has had there's up with clear signage but the problem still continues."looks are deceiving say owners of this

in critical condition tonight after nearly falling into a wood chipper.i'm grant lodes..in for steve aveson. (pam) and i'm pam moore. it happened in napa earlier today.kron 4's j.r stone talked with neighbors about what happened. we know his name jeremy booth and at last check he was here at this hospital in napa in critical conditon. he was taken here after this accident this afternoon. i do want to go some of the video here.this is a picture of jeremey booth. i'm told he's in his early 20's and has young children. witnesses tell me he was part of a three man crew taking a tree down. they were using ropes to take the high branches down and then booth was the man putting those branches into the wood chipper. at one point it appears he got tangled in a rope that went into the woodchipper and at least one of those ropes was pulling him towards the woodchipper. they eventually got the woodchipper to turn off but the ropes had been neck and i'm told he lost oxygen. he was in the of the woodchipper when they got witnesses say it was an awful they won't forget the screams from one of the w

and keep a watch on small children and avoid jogging or hiking in wooded areas. (steve coming up:we are hearing from the first responders who rushed in when a gunman opened fire inside a san francisco ups facility. how they were honored today. (vicki) then - new details about the sacramento kings player arrested on marijuana charges. (steve) and next:an east bay nurse on the verge of being ripped away from her own family... why she and her husband are facing deportation... denny's new strawberries and cream pancakes are in the house. your house. with new denny's online ordering, get whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com <"i don't want to not be able to comfort them when they come home and don't see us around anymore"> tonight east bay nurse who illegally immigrated to this country nearly three decades ago is facing deportation. the woman came to the u-s with her husband -- they raised a family here. now as kron4's philippe djegal reports -- their time in the u-s appears to be running out. (philippe)maria mendoza- sanchez/mother

isn't this steve keeley's neck of the woods? isn't this where steve keeley goes? i'm sure he always makes it a little different. but steve is on vacation so you got me. steve you just bought your tickets? at least if they say did you play the game i can at least say i d i know i ain't going to hit it but at least i know i tried. >> you tried. do you typically play. >> oh, yes, as running a the jackpot is up big enough i play. >> how many numbers did you get? >> i got four. >> four. leo best of luck to you. >> thank you, dear the tell stevie said hello, and you enjoy your day. >> thank you, too. >> he thinks you're joyce evans. >> well, some people call people by their last name you. >> get holly all the time. >> i get jerk. you know? because of jerrick. >> ya. >> okay. jenny well we look for to you do something different in the next hour than every other report nerve america. >> look at you. >> okay. >> what would you do? since you're talking about her, tell us? >> exactly. so on that note. >> let's do this. >> scott, again, tell me, there are five. >> five. >> fi

in critical condition tonight after nearly falling into a wood chipper.i'm grant lodes..in for steveand i'm pam moore. it happened in napa earlier today.kron 4's j.r stone talked with neighbors about what happened. we know his name jeremy booth and at last check he was here at this hospital in napa in critical conditon. he was taken here after this accident this afternoon. i do want to go some of the video here.this is a picture of jeremey booth. i'm told he's in his early 20's and has young children. witnesses tell me he was part of a three man crew taking a tree down. they were using ropes to take the high branches down and then booth was the man putting those branches into the wood chipper. at one point it appears he got tangled in a

wood. >> ...and get their autograph... >> audrey hepburn. steve mcqueen.onald reagan. >> ronald reagan? is that angelina jolie? >> ...thousands of them! >> it really became an obsession and a drug. >> an obsession that fathered this man's strange inheritance. >> i basically got hundreds and hundreds of boxes. >> this is truly unbelievable. what was your reaction when you saw the magnitude of what he had? >> i was blown away. >> but does the heir really know what he's signing up for? >> $4,250. now $4,500. on the phone. make it $4,500. last call. >> yep! >> $4,500. now $4,750. >> it's what makes an auction so exciting. >> yep! >> and it is sold! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm outside seattle, washington, headed to meet a man whose star-struck family left him a massive inheritance. next came a scramble to turn celebrity ink into cold, hard cash. >> my name is david kuflik. my father and aunt were both rabid autograph hounds. their hobby took over their lives, now it's taking over mine. >>

steve, you are first, in ohio, and independent. your questions about nafta. caller: mr. woods, two questions. on transportation, isn't it true that trucks from canada and mexico do not have to follow the same safety standards when they are traveling in this country that our trucks do? i could be on a highway with a mexican truck next to me, or a canadian truck, and they are not as safe as the trucks that our people drive. that is number one. with regard to the food that comes here, mexico can use ddt on their food they ship here, a certain amount, a very limited amount they are allowed to use. that in this country, our farmers are not allowed to use ddt with respect to insects and other harmful insects. are greatse questions, and i think those are issues the u.s. wants to address with this. you have to amend the that nafta was created 23 years ago, so a lot of the pesticides and rules and regulations were not -- were not modern at that point. they need to modernize the laws and address some of those issues. i do not know the specifics of the trucking. i have heard that close t

woods. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steveant lodes and vicki liviakis are here at look at what we are working on for kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))after days of relentless rain...finally a break for folks in the houston area dealing with the aftermath of hurricane harvey. ((vicki))however..the problems are far from over.thousands of people have been rescued from the flooding...countless more still trapped in their homes. we have a live report from one of the hardest hit areas....coming up at the top of the hour.and it's not just people that need to be rescued. volunteers have been going door to door pulling hundreds pets from submerged homes.one bay area company is lending a helping hand.we'll tell you about the chartered flights helping get those four-legged friends out of the flood zone. ((grant))plus meteorolgist brittney shipp will show us where harvey is expected to hit next.((vicki))keep it right here...kron 4 news at nine begins...right after the break. catastrophic flooding from hurricane harvey has already swallowed tho

comments, bob i've got to tell you, this is so hard i like federal realty, don wood, i like simon property, but i like steve tanger. and that company reported and the stock got clobbered, okay, maybe 4% isn't clobbered, but that's the kind of company that doesn't have a lot of beta so i'm going to say, i'm going to take a pass -- >> don't buy, don't buy. >> -- on your idea sure, we reached a millennial mark, but that's when the sellers always come out. you can listen to the panic, but use it as a spot opportunity mad tonight, groupon is flying higher tonight after earnings. have you missed your chance to score a deal i'm talking with the ceo find out if the company can continue its march higher. and what a cruise company, an iphone can tell us about the overall earnings season. idex labs is dropping after earnings i'm getting to the bottom of the move with its ceo. so stick with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at [pony neighing] 1-800-743-cnbc miss someth

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woods. con, or by staying at any motel 6. wait a second. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: they're not an airbnb. >> jimmy: pro, renting youris a good way to make some extra money. con, which you'll need to replace all yourto [ laughter and applause ] at least you can break even. you could only hope for that. pro, staying in a historic old mansion in washington, d.c. con, noticing trump left a a review calling it a dump. [ laughter ] >> steve: wait. [ applause ] wait a second. >> jimmy: "can i lick it?" yes, you can. [ laughter ] pro, saying good night to your girlfriend. con, hearing the homeowner say, "good night," from under the bed. >> steve: okay, that's not good. [ laughter and applause ] "i'm watching you." >> jimmy: pro, their slogan is, "book unique homes and experience a city like a a local." con, which is much better than the original, "stay in a a stranger's house and hope you don't see too many hairs." [ laughter and applause ] not as catchy. not as catchy. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: not as catchy. >> steve: hair soap. >> jimmy: pro, having the host drop by to say hello. con, three hours later, you're still trying

steve bannon, here is what we are learning. he did an interview, he said a lot of things. regard woodonalist will but this is what he said to. these guys are a collection of clowns, losers, it's a fringe element. i think the media plays it up too much and we have to help crush it. help crush it more. the democrats, the longer they talk about identity politics, i've got them. that is one interview with the american prospect. there was another interview with "the new york times," he said the following on the confederate statues. >> bill: how do we then look at these comments as to why they are coming out now. >> it's a very confusing moments, we've been hearing for several days that his job was in trouble, trump was on the brink of firing him. this is one of the most bannon-esque moments in trump's presidency. it was pure bannon, it could have been bannon at the podium but for the fact that trump wouldn't say he was going to fire him. it's confusing, there's a lot of theories about what he was up to, did he know that he was on the record, i say to people that the question is is it a mis

steve bannon, but we kind of already knew that. >> what's interesting is you're going to see where he shows up next. >> he's here to stay. >>> leading the news, espn reports that tiger woods had five different drugs in his system when he was arrested for driving under the influence back in may according to espn. >> woods tested positive for these drugs. woods was breath-a-lyzed whtwic at the scene. last week, he pleaded guilty to reckless driving and agreed to enter a diversion program. if he completes it, his criminal record will be wiped clean. >>> the verdict is in, in the taylor swift groping lawsuit, with a former radio deejay found responsible for grabbing her backside during a photo-op in 2013. mueller denied the allegations and sued the singer for $3 million. but swift countersued for sexual assault, asking $1 in damages. her attorney called the verdict immeasurable to others. >> it gives courage to women and all people to have the courage to draw lines, and to know where those lines are. the lines of mutual respect between people. >> swift says she plans on making donations to help other victims of sexual assault fight their claims in court. >>> the solar eclipse

woods of alabama is now telling her story. >> an incredible story. just her will to survive. steveami has details about her ordeal. >> in this morning's "gma" first look, 25-year-old lisa says she's lucky she's alive. she has scars like these all over from the thorns and the bug bites in the woods, and she says the poison ivy still stings. >> it was all about finding a road or finding a person. >> she and her father showed us the walking stick she found that helped her make it out of the forest last saturday. >> it help mead out a lot. >> she had been missing for 25 days when a woman driving down a country road saw what she first thought was a dead animal and called police. >> i couldn't even hear any cars the whole time i was out there until then. >> did you think you were drugged? >> it would make sense but i'm not sure. >> you don't know. >> i don't know for sure. >> what do you think? >> i think i heard that maybe so. >> and we'll have more on the story coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look, steve osunsami, abc news, troy, alabama. >> that is a wild story. >> happen

he also thinks steve bannon has taken over as white house leaker. tiger woods had five different drugs in his system when he was arrested for dui. he had xanax, ambien, dil deed and vicodin and thc. tc is the compound in cannabis which gets people high. it is unknown whether woods has a prescription for awful these drugs. woods was found asleep at the wheel near his home. last week he entered a plea agreement which requires him to enter a program if he completes the program the charges will be wiped from his record. >> and in fairfax county, a young woman is attacked, dragged into the woods while out walking right in the middle of the day. this morning her acan thatter is still out there on >> it is seven:16 right now on a tuesday morning, i wish i could say it is bright and sunny out there, but it is a little bit of a moody tuesday. i would like to say to my mother-in-law if she's watching. i know i have your umbrella. it needs to be dropped objection to the form there's going to be some rain. not heavy rain, but some showers . the showers will be enough to be

steve osunsami has the story. >> reporter: 25-year-old lisa theris says she's lucky she's alive. she last scars like these all over from the thorns and the bug bites in the woodsthe poison ivy still stings. >> it was all about finding a road or finding a person. >> reporter: theris and her father showed us the walking stick she found that helped her make it out of the forest last saturday. >> it helped me out a lot. >> reporter: she had been missing for 25 days when a woman driving down a country road saw what she first saw was a dead animal and called police. >> i couldn't even hear any cars the whole time i was out there until the end. >> do you think you were drugged? >> it would make sense but i'm not sure. >> you don't know. >> i don't know for sure. >> what do you think? >> i think i heard that maybe so. >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, troy, alabama. >> steve will have much more on that story later on on "good morning america." >>> production of "mission: impossible 6" is on hold as tom cruise recovers from an injury he suffered on set. now, we showed you the video earlier this week, the 55-year-old leaping from a building during a stunt and then

. >> maureen, steve, good morning to you this statue stood here outside the east front o for 1 45 years and right now here's what's left green basically fly wood surrounding mavl pedestal he stood on all these years since 1872. video from 2:00 this morning the statue was driven away on the back of a flatbed truck. crews using crane and straps and lifted the statue off the pedestal. just before 2:00 in the morning. there were about a dozen or so people here watching and this statue will be taken to storage at least initially we'll see what happens whether it end up at mu steam or this point. where it stood since 1872 and statue was of roger b.b. taney. he wrod the dread scott decision that upheld slavery and denied african americans citizenship in the united in light of what happened in charlottesville over the weekend rather than -- called for removal of the statue and state house trust on wednesday voted by email four members of the trust, three of them v voting to have this removed. mike miller senate president was the one that did not vote in favor of removing statue right away. he wanted to have more of a public referendum. it's gone in mi

steve large reports from vacaville. school crossing signs are posted at the intersection where federal prosecutors allege a retail store-owner targeted vacaville's will c. woodigh school students for drug sales.vacaville police took this photo of arrested owner, maurice jefferson, and a photo of his alleged cocaine and marijuana stash - as well as a firearm.all now evidence in a federal indictment against him.natsthe store, named "shredders federation," produced this online advertisement five years ago. but investigators say one close look inside - and it was clear the store's clothing wasn't what people were buying. court documents read, the "claim jefferson sells 12-to 13-thousand dollars at shredders federation each month is dubious.""top layers of clothing stacked in the men's store had dust on them, as did the shelves.""little merchandise appeared to move." neighboring business owner chuck donaldson has been at this vacaville strip location for a decade.chuck donaldson/business owner: "honest to god, i never saw anybody walk in or out of that store. i never paid attention to that store."vacaville police first arrested jefferson a year ago after investig

steve bannon. >> that gets to what are president trump's instincts, his immediate instinct? was is to put salve to balm the nation's woodsd open the wound wider? >> somehow steve bannon is left standing through all the changes in this campaign in this white house. the president's loyalty to steve bannon has prevailed. >> steve bannon hardly knew donald trump in august of 2016 and for reasons of incredible alchemy and desperation on president trump's part, he seized on steve bannon and they were in sync and sympatico about a really key issues that trump for years has talked about, things hallie was mentioning before, nationalism, protectionism. steve bannon didn't put birtherism into trump's head. they had common cause. part of the reason it worked is that the two of them were on the same wave length, whatever you think of that wave length. that connection embassy and flows and trump sometime gets mad at bannon when he takes too much credit. he says there's things about me you understand that other people don't. there's a language that they speak when they that you can about things like the globalism and they talk about c

steve keeley has a live report down the shore. >>> oh, yeah. >> ♪ >> how about that smile, they are coming to our neck of the wood where guns and roses will berming this weakened, the sweetest place on earth, great place for kid and the kid at heart. >>> good day everybody. beautiful sunrise we are looking at, this is wilmington we are taking a peak at gorgeous start no matter where you are, that is the start, sue serio. >> enjoy sunshine while here because cloud will take over at some point today, but we do have a little bit of sunshine. it is not too low a number. we had a 10 yesterday. we are going with the eight today. tomorrow will be different. if you are starting the weekend at the shore have umbrella, rain gear nearby we are off to a mild start with temperatures in the 60's and 70's but there could be rain before the day is through. rain in western berks county, maybe this rain that is moving north will clip lancaster county as well but that is all we see for morning hours. we're at 70. milder then yesterday. relative humidity at 73 percent. sunrise time 6:09. sixty-seven reading and trenton. sixty-five in wildwood heading south to d

steve within a none suspected as being the source behind some of the white house leaks. could leaks be a thing of the past now that he is out? washington examiner's white house correspondent sarah west woodw with more. sarah, that's my first question for you. does this mean that some the leaks might stop? i guess if he was leaking he wasn't the only one there, though. >> you know, leaks have been the reasoning behind a few of the dismissals that we have seen from the white house leaks were one of the stated reasons given for deputy chief of staff katy walsh's ouster. earlier this year it was the reasoning -- part of the reasons behind former chief of staff reince priebus ouster last month. now it's one of the reasons being floated for steve bannon's ouster. the truth is a lot of the senior white house aides do leak now and then to further their own purposes to achieve their own goals. if bannon did that, he wouldn't have been the only one. and it is certainly not going to stop the leaks from this white house. there are a lot of senior staffers still present. tissue tissue let me ask you this, now that steve bannon potentially goes back to breitbart, is he going to be able to more influen

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woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> welcome back, everybody. we're following a developing situation in seattle, washington. nbc's steveatterson joining us from there where demonstrators are opposing an alt-right rally clashing with police today. steve, give us the latest on the ground there. . >> reporter: we're following along with that counterprotest group that we've been sort of following for the better part of an hour now. at this point, the group is now positioned away from that patriot prayer white nationalist group. originally we had been following them as they were but thing right up against the police line trying to get into that white nationalist group. they were there hoping for a confrontation. that did not happen because police kept that line solid. now they seem to be pushing back the opposite direction towards the park where they originated. but earlier tensions were really high. there was a police line right between -- probably about two blocks away between that white nationalist group and these counterprotesters. they were pushing back against the crowd, and the counterprotest group started shooting t

woods yet as more rain is expected to fall in the coming days. we have fox team coverage. katie steigel is in -- casey steegal is in galveston, but we begin with steve harrigan in rockport which took a direct hit from harvey. >> reporter: that category four hurricane means where it's hit, there's going to be structural damage to buildings, roofs down, sides of buildings ripped off, and that's what we're seeing all along rockport which pelt the 130 mile-an-hour winds head on. just piles of things that used to be houses, buildings shattered, the tops ripped off, and all along the roads downed power lines making recovery extremely difficult. the mayor of rockport has said to people who followed the mandatory evacuation orders, stay out, don't come back yet. that's because we have nothing here, no communications, no utilities, no gas lean, no running water -- no gasoline, no running water, no electricity. you're only going to be more harm than help at this point. despite that, we have seen people coming back really stunned sometimes looks on their faces, trying to pick through the wreckage, see what they can recover from this devastating storm. we've al

woods yet as more rain is expected to fall in the coming days. we have fox team coverage. katie steigel is in -- casey steegal is in galveston, but we begin with steve >> reporter: that category four hurricane means where it's hit, there's going to be structural damage to buildings, roofs down, sides of buildings ripped off, and that's what we're seeing all along rockport which pelt the 130 mile-an-hour winds head on. just piles of things that used to be houses, buildings shattered, the tops ripped off, and all along the roads downed power lines making recovery extremely difficult. the mayor of rockport has said to people who followed the mandatory evacuation orders, stay out, don't come back yet. that's because we have nothing here, no communications, no utilities, no gas

steve: how big a problem is ms-13 in your neck of the woods?d are working to eradicate a click or alcohol organization of ms-13 based out of columbus. so this is appear extremely violent gang and anywhere that it exists is a problem. that said, steve, i think that there are probably plenty of people in columbus who didn't know that ms-13 was here before yesterday but for those people and communities who are being extorted by its members, it was a very big problem. >> steve: absolutely. so, ben, what's the next step in the investigation? >> well, the investigation is ongoing. so, although we literally remove from the streets those folks who we believe to be the leaders of the organization in columbus, we are continuing to investigate other possible members and associates of the columbus ms-13 click, as well as other possible crimes that they or others may have committed. and to the extent that we identify those members and to the extent that we develop evidence yard of other crimes, we will bring those cases forward as well. steve: you know, ben

steve: basically, i thought of the simple greek concept, simple and greek. so i elected to do a blue and white and butcher block. small-scale, comfortable. i also did an all-woodable. i have a banquette, so i did the detailed piping. and for value engineering, we could eliminate this component and put this back right on the wall. so this comes undone, it's on a cleat. sam: you know what i've found a lot, steve, is that when you have that kind of bench, it gets ripped easy. and once it rips, you have to get a whole new bench. and the colors, i'm not thrilled with the blues. steve: okay. lemonis: so let's go over to the tables and chairs. sam: and to me, i've seen this before, steve, and that's my thing. we want to keep the traditional piece, to some degree, but we also want to modernize. and so, we want it to be a little different. steve: i do think it's fresh and it's clean and it's simple greek, so that's why i went with it. sam: it's a nice look. i don't want to say it's not. but it's not, i think, what we're looking for. it's just there. and we want something that mirrors what we believe we have as a concept. this is not it. steve: okay. maybe if you articu

steve: that really -- >> jimmy: really took a toll on him. in the meantime, president trump went to camp david today for a meeting with his advisers. i guess they sent trump deep in the woodsame of hide and seek, and then quickly ran back to their cars. [ laughter ] he's coming! i can see him he's running after us. trump also met with his security team, it was a very short meeting though. 'cause when they asked about threats to the country they said, still just you, sir. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you for that. mage appreche. [ laughter ] but i saw that the white house has been doing a video series called "meet the cabinet" where trump's officials introduce themselves, and they talk about what they do, and it's pretty interesting, and there are some cabinet members i didn't even know about. take a look at this. >> hi, i'm david shulkin, the secretary of the department of veteran affairs. >> tom price, secretary of health and human services. [ russian voice ] i am john smith, summer intern. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: john -- john smith. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: it's john smith. >> steve: his name's john smith. >> jimmy: there's

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steve. how you doing? >> good morning. >> good morningo i know school is just kind of slowly getting back in your neck of the woods.tor of travel zoo. you say there's still plenty of time to kind of squeeze in a little end of summer beginning of school vacation. >> the travel industry loves to end summer with a bank. so there's i mean there's still plenty of promotion out there. plenty of attractive deals to be had he is special physical you pick your destination wisely because spots now that still need the foot traffic and the deals there are. >> kind of rule of thumb high temperature low cost. let's start in the desert. >> anything that's -- palm springs scottsdale the american southwest is on sale now. these are resorts that come the winter season will charge four, 500 a night. closer to $100 night. saving 75% just by visiting the desert when it is hot. you get all your goldin in the morning. you stay in the spa during the course of the day. everybody is happy. >> sounds like you've been there before. [ laughter ] >> it is in fact a dry heat. jw marriott desert springs in palm desert 129 a night. got the golf co

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steve large reports from vacaville. school crossing signs are posted at the intersection where federal prosecutors allege a retail store-owner targeted vacaville's will c. woodh school students for drug sales.vacaville police took this photo of arrested owner, maurice jefferson, and a photo of his alleged cocaine and marijuana stash - as well as a firearm.all now evidence in a federal indictment against him.natsthe store, named "shredders federation," produced this online advertisement five years ago. but investigators say one close look inside - and it was clear the store's clothing wasn't what people were buying. court documents read, the "claim jefferson sells 12-to 13-thousand dollars at shredders federation each month is dubious.""top layers of clothing stacked in the men's store had dust on them, as did the shelves.""little merchandise appeared to move." neighboring business owner chuck donaldson has been at this vacaville strip location for a decade.chuck donaldson/business owner: "honest to god, i never saw anybody walk in or out of that store. i never paid attention to that store."vacaville police first arrested jefferson a year ago after investigat

woods yet. >> arthel: rain there is a big deal. thank you very much. >> eric: one death reported and confirmed so far in rockport, texas. no other information on that at the moment. that's where steveorting. he is there with some heartbreaking devastation as people return to their homes and try to pick up what is left. >> eric, the destruction is so bad in many cases you can look right into people's homes. this apartment complex if you look at the second floor i can see little radio flyer wagon that belonged to a toddler was hopefully safe and sound someplace else. a bathtub next to that. down below some women's close hanging and blowing in the breeze. the second floor of this complex is gone and much of this complex entirely. when you look around at the bricks you can imagine what a terrifying night this was and how powerful that when was to cause the damage. you think back to the mandatory evacuation that was put in place by the mayor. he pu took some slack for the comments. he said if you don't even vacuum you should take a sharpie and write your name and social security number on your body. people will be pulling you out of here. that's what could happen if these people stay. o