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a pr disaster for bell pottinger. boss of the uk trade body that's expelled the public relations firm for the worst breach of ethics in its history is here. brick—by—brick! leaders of the largest emerging nations are discussing how to build a brighterfuture. welcome to world business report. also in the programme, as cuba opens up its domestic economy, we'll be taking at how fresh investment is sparking a revival in the country's mining industry. the public relations firm bell pottinger has been expelled from the pr trade body in the uk. the public relations and communications association says the company was unethical and unprofessional and brought the industry into disrepute. in an unprecedented move its expelled bell pottinger for 5 years. this follows the companies media campaign for the wealthy gupta family of south africa that was heavily criticised for stirring up racial tensions in the country. the guptas have been accused of benefiting financially from close links to south africa's president zuma and hired be

the founder of bell pottinger tim bell resigned from his firm last year and hejoins me now.r own hands this must be a devastating day? it is, very disappointing. what went wrong? i think it can best be summed up by walter scott, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive. you were the man who went out to south africa to secure this deal... yes... you went out to secure the deal. it must be something you are very excited about. it was, to secure the deal is the wrong suggestion, i went out there with the suggestion of chris to go and meet the guptas and discuss if they needed pr help or not. we talked for several hours and had a meeting to discuss what we would do and i came back and i said to james henderson, the chief executive, it's an interesting piece of business but we cannot handle it because it's a conflict of interest. you are saying you came straight back. straight back. the problem is we have an e—mail you sent on the 18th of january 2016 in which you said the trip was a great success. it was a great success. we will put forward a deal whereby we

[bell] >> an irrational president. [bell] >> he is obviously desperate. i think he must know at some level somewhere that he is failing miserably. [bell] >> sean: now it's time for me to diagnose them. i'll put up the same degrees that they have right there. there is my degree. they're suffering from being a bunch of overpaid, pampered, way out-of-touch people that have no clue what life is like for real americans and they're suffering from trump derangement syndrome. see? i got my degree. whatever happened to the media reporting truth and facts and being fair, balanced and objective? what we're seeing now is beyond media malpractice. they are doing a tremendous disservice to you, the american people. and the country. by continually spreading lies and falsehoods about the president and advancing their agendaa. they're so blinded by this hatred of the president it makes them completely, seemingly, incapable not hardly ever to tell the trouth and don't forget the so-called journalists are supposed to will inform you about the news of the day exposed by wiki

we have expelled bell pottinger for at least five years.we have done in the past. we did it because their breach of ethics, the work i have seen, is the worst i have seen in my ten yea rs seen, is the worst i have seen in my ten years as director general of the prca. it is important to show the industry have standards, that is why we expelled bell pottinger for at least five years. to james henderson's decision to carry the can was not enough? it was necessary but not sufficient. the industry needs to make a stand and say that stirring up racial tension and hatred in quite a tense country, quite flattering democracy, in many ways, is unacceptable. that is what we have done, we have expelled them from the prca. we have done nothing of this magnitude before, we want to make it very clear that the industry is ethical, have standards and wants to enforce them. bell pottinger is very well—established, one of the world's biggest, it has been around for a very long time, how can it get it so wrong? either they knew what was happening and turned a

for several months, british pr firm bell pottinger a call.e journalists. all the journalists who were writing about state capture who were interested in this new crony network, really, you could see almost daily there would be, largely driven on twitter and social media, quite insulting images of them made. and only now do you understand that it was actually a constructed campaign. the scandal has claimed the scalp of several staff at the firm including partner victoria geoghegan and ceo james henderson. now the trade body that represents britain‘s your industry has chucked out bell pottinger. it is the harshest penalty available to was and the harshest we have ever imposed on members and that reflects the fact that it was the worst piece of pr work that i have seen in ten years. the pr industry is overwhelmingly professional, bell pottinger neither of those. last night, the former adviser to margaret thatcher who founded the firm but left after falling margaret thatcher who founded the firm but left afterfalling out margaret thatcher who fou

racing towards the closing bell.l street trying, not succeeding to break through the dark clouds. the dow up 14 points losing nearly all gains. had been up more than 60 points odly. had been down more than 53. all major indices are kind of straddling the flat line, slightly up, slightly down, this will be the first down week in three for two of the indices as investors deal with the trifecta of really frightening prospects from the biggest storm ever gearing up to hit florida to fears that north korea may fire another intercontinental ballistic missle this weekend, to massive worries that the ten-year yield, look at ten-year yield falling to a ten-month low. i guess it brushed, it had unbelievably low handle of 2.02. 2.02. wow. with all of that in mind, long or short into the weekend? this seems like an obvious question to floor show traders. give us a sense, matt, what are you doing with your clients' money? >> you know what? i think you're long the vix. there is so much unclarity out there, and that's not what we w

what has bell pottinger don wrong and got into trouble for?has undertaken a piara plan, a reputation management plan in south africa. they've undertaken huge amounts, huge amounts of behaviour which is completely unethical, u na cce pta ble which is completely unethical, unacceptable and the pr say you cannot do this. hence them being expelled. i work in the communications sector, this is everything the set that should not do, shouldn't seem to be doing...|j put do, shouldn't seem to be doing...” put this question, are you surprised that this company who are so old and well established and well known within pr should make such a huge mistake? i am. some good people work there. bell pottinger have always had good people that have worked for them over the years. for them to undertake that gave you, have work of that type or not to have been checked, either in south africa or back amongst corporate hq, checked, either in south africa or back amongst corporate h0, is strange, confusing,, back amongst corporate h0, is strange, confusing, , but back

this is "after the bell."on the big market movers but first here is what else we're covering during this very busy hour ahead. president trump just arriving in north dakota, making his way to the endeavor oil refinery where at any moment he will be delivering a speech pushing for tax reform, a plan he says will set the market free and create millions of jobs. we are also expecting to hear more about the deal the president struck with moderate --

the closing bell is also bearing down, 38 minutes away.t five names in the green when it comes to what's going on with the dow jones industrials. walmart and home depot are at the very top. they're the leaders as they get a boost from the rebuilding efforts in texas. bank of america, merrill lynch also rea starting home depot -- restarting home depot as a buy. home depot's up $2, walmart up $1.33. >>> hurricane irma already making her mark on stocks. property and casualty insurers with heavy exposure to florida, look at these names right now, folks. universal insurance down 18%. hci, same. united insurance down 8%. this is a big move for fed rated national holding, down 16% these companies do much of their business in the sunshine state and the southeast coast. universal insurance holdings and all the other names here are getting hammered right now ahead of irma and in the wake of harvey. >>> up next, speaking of harvey, the tragic loss of house and home. devastating the victims of hurricane harvey. but it doesn't have to be a hurricane th

this is "after the bell." but here what else we're covering for you in a very busy hour. the most powerful hurricane recorded in the atlantic killing at least 10 people as it leaves a path of destruction all over the caribbean. we're tracking hurricane irma as it barrels towards florida. >>> the senate just passing the bill

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> and welcome to the "closing bell" i'm sarah eisen in today for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome back, tgif. i'm bill griffeth. facebook and google have come under fire under anti-semitic ad targeting. will these growing ad columns but a wrench in the so-called faang trade of tech? and in social media stocks overall? a debate on that coming numbe i little bit. >>> thoed is today is the day y preorder your new iphone we'll discuss whether apple is can baniba cannibalizing its own stock. >> very interesting dilemma for the company and its fans. >>> and it turns out it's not just the united states, ex-fquix says customers in the uk suffered from this data breach as well, as u.s. lawmakers get ready for an investigation, and guess what, the stock is down again today. it's down 34% since the announcement a week ago thursday we have all the new details on that coming up. >> just goes from bad to worse. >>> let's start with the tough talk from the white house after north korea test fired another missile l. that talk coming this

"closing bell" starts now. >>> welcome and happy friday to "closing bell. i'm sarah eisen in for kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm sean connery. >> welcome back with a new look. >> oh, thank you it's the new glasses what do you think? you like the new glasses >> with the mix of a new goatee? >> i forgot to shave this morning. >> by the way, the folks at hq don't have a fit it will probably be gone by tuesday. if the phone is not already ringing by now we're awaiting the final number for august auto sales, the automakers and dealerships are dealing, of course, with the fallout from hurricane harvey, and we'll bring those numbers to you as soon as we get them phil lebeau will be stepping in with that. >> also some new areas in the storm-ridden areas chemical plant explosions and also smoke inhalation. we'll talk to two chemical engineers about the companies running these plants, if they are doing enough coming up, but we start with white house national economic council director gary cohn joining us on "squawk on the street" earlier today.

but lots of bells and whistles. >>> taco bell is testing the menu with items so exclusive they're forbidden, of course, unless you live in orange county, california. it is testing its forbidden bowl and forbidden burrito. at just one store in orange county. the star ingredient? black rice. they're calling it forbidden, because at one point, black ric was reserved only for chinese royalty. >> i may be allergic to black rice. >> i kept waiting for it, like? >> it actually, the black rice does look really good. i want to try it. >> it's healthier. it's a healthier rice. >> what's in it? >> i don't know, i think it's probably brown rice with food coloring. >> they say it has lots of antioxidants with avocado slices. >> there youav healthy. >>> coming up. >> your tailgating party plan next on "world news now." ♪ ♪ ♪ with the company trusted for more than 75 years, you have the compassion and strength of a name, giving you the courage to enjoy the ride. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. >>> they're up for it. he's got to get there, deseesha watson. >> that's deshaun watson on the

closing bell in about 36 minutes.erpillar, look at this company hitting a new record high leaving the dow 30. joined at the top by caterpillar, boeing. jp morgan, and goldman sachs. so why caterpillar this week? jumping after ups upgrades it to a buy from neutral. setting a price target of 140 bucks from 116. it's $12.70 right now. up next, repealing and replacing obamacare seem to have flat lined before the senate's august recess. but blake burman on capitol hill today to tell us that the sick patient may be revived as the senate gavel comes in. countdown coming right back ) we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork, your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you too. at optum, we're partnering across the health system to tackle its biggest challenges. and made it liberating. at optum, we're partnering across the health system we took safe and made it daring. we to

a pr disaster for bell pottinger!oss of the uk trade body that's expelled the public relations firm for the worst breach of ethics in its history is here. round two in the battle of the taxi—hailing apps. uber has already thrown in the towel in china, but now it faces competition in london. south korea's navy has held major live—fire drills off the peninsula's east coast, in a show of force to north korea after its latest nuclear test. further exercises at sea, possibly involving us forces, are expected to occui’ involving us forces, are expected to occur later in the week. despite our efforts over the past 2a yea rs, despite our efforts over the past 2a years, the north korean nuclear programme is years, the north korean nuclear programme is more years, the north korean nuclear programme is more dangerous than ever. war is not something the us wa nts. ever. war is not something the us wants. we do it not want it now but our country ‘s patience is not unlimited. we will defend our country and our territory. transactio

stay with us ♪ ♪ (bell rings) ♪ (screeching tires) (bell rings) >>> about 2 1/2 minutes left in the tradingh the dow up 38 points have seen the market come back a bit with the huge market on close, imbalance to the sell side. >> got to rope them up. >> how is this for a quirky bit of math? i had our team check, with the close today if we're positive on the dow, it will be the 41st time this year that we've had an all-time high close for the dow jones industrial average okay you ready for this so there's the trading of the dow today. we're going to finish positive, i can imagine. it's the 41st all-time high at close this year. the vix, earlier today, dipped below ten. it's back above it now for a time, it was at 9 and change and today marked the 41st time this year that the vix has dipped below ten how crazy is that? bob pisani, that's crazy one more thing, the ten year, the yield, continues to just creep ever higher. we get ready for the fed, day two of the fed meetings tomorrow and we will have janet yellen's news conference beginning around 2:30 eastern time. >> remember the famous commen

"closing bell" starts right now. >> hi, everybody, and welcome to "closing bell. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth very busy day news-wise. >> yes. >> and president trump has discussed getting rid of the debt ceiling all together in the meeting he had with democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi we'll pose the question we're all wondering about, whether the president will start turning to democrats to help get his agenda passed >> plus, hurrican irma is slamming puerto rico and now taking aim at florida. then hurricane jose is strengthening into a category 2 storm. we'll hear from the chief hurricane spags from noaa with the very latest on the mega storms coming up. >> but let's start with various stories that investors are paying close attention to. president trump's comments on the debt ceiling, the future of the fed, tax reform. eamon javers still there at the white house and steve liesman has a look at gary cohm's future and ylan mui has been monitoring the opposition that's growing to tax reform eamon, let star

the car then went airborne and crashed right into the taco bell. investigt treating the incident as a homicide. a young boy was taken to a hospital a young boy was taken to a hospital by helicopter, after being pinned under the car. his mother and sister were taken by ambulance. right after the crash, the suspect took off running. police quickly caught him. right now authorities are trying to track down whoever stole a parrot from a michigan pet shop. the charge-- grand larceny! that's becuase the parrot, named max, is worth 16-hundred dollars! similar to the bird you see here, max was stolen wednesday afternoon. check out this surveillance footage. you see a suspect in front of the bird's cage-- workers say the woman just grabbed max and walked out. it took them a while to even realize he was gone. authorities hope this video may lead to an arrest. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - cool start! sunny & seasonable afternoon - sunny & cool autumn weekend ahead - no significant sign of rain today: mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 73-76 winds: n

a bell ringing ceremony honored those killed on september 11th 2001. >> several cannon blasts and bellsing honored the fallen during 9/11 ceremonies in atlantic city this morning. mayor don guardian was that joined by members of the military, police and firefighters as well as those who lost loved ones in the attacks for this memorial service by the ocean. >>> in bucks county, hundreds of american flags are now in place in the front lawn of the heart filled fire company. they're holding a memorial ceremony tonight at sundown. each flag represents the 343 new york city firefighters and 27 new york and new jersey port authority officers plus 23 new york police officers who died on september 11th. tonight's ceremony at the fire company is set to begin at 7 o'clock. >> well, on the 16th anniversary of 9/11 president trump 11 president trump started off his day with a moment of silence. from there he traveled to the pentagon. emily rau has more. >> reporter: as the bell tolled in shanksville pennsylvania once for each person who died on flight 93 president trump spoke to a crowd of families

what kind of beer you'd want to pair with those at taco bell? >> i think too much beer is how you end up at taco bell at 3:00 a.m. >> i think it's a high-end brew. >> you know, at 3:00 a.m., i don't think you're really -- >> you really care. >> i was looking for an 3:00 a.m. >> the fast food chain plans to open hundreds of new locations with alcohol on the menu. food and wine magazine reports they'll offer beer, wine and spiked slushies. the cantina-style restaurants are designed to attract the hip, urban clientele. >>> if you've been on social media lately, you've probably seen that some people are nervous about saturday. a man is claiming that a constellation will be revealed over jerusalem signaling the ends of the world. he said it was referenced in the bible. he told the "washington post" his words and doesn't think the world is going to end. i don't know. >> he's appreciating the social media. >> may want to pare down that seven-day forecast. >> we'll leave monday of next >> what's coming up? >> it's going to feel more like summertime than

the dow lower on the bell.n said there was about $500 million to sell we tried to stay positive throughout much of the session started to sell off after remarks from fed chair janet yellen this afternoon. on the bell, dow down eight or nine points to 2,287 for the blue ships. >>> we turn our attention to earnings after the bell, nike, also micorn releasing their results. we'll bring you to those as soon as they're out. >>> plus corruption charges against ncaa division 1 coaches and adidas executive those are rocking the college basketball world today a college a.d., athletic director, and former reebok executive along with a former nba player will join us with more on that later. >>> joining me on the panel today, we have cnbc's senior markets commentator michael santoli, dan clifton in the flesh. and neil hennessy in the flesh he's portfolio manager and chief investment officer of hennessy funds. results are already starting to cross. >> overall market holds in pretty nicely around the highs more stocks up tha

the days since, bell has not apologized.twitter, he issued a statement saying he wants a world safe for "black people, brown people, lgbt people, immigrants, refugees, muslims, jewish people, pagans, unitarian universalist, mormons, disabled people, poor people, mentally ill people, all people of color, sikhs, palestinians, homeless people, all people affected by the hurricane. climate change scientist, public school teachers, freedom fighters completely caught up in the criminal justice system over b.s., minimum-wage workers, open my curse, and even white people, especially the white allies in the berkeley streets today and the white half of my children." that's a long list but not everyone, as you'll notice, got equal treatment. imagine if we spoke at a rally where right-wingers and masks tried to kill people they disagreed with, hillary voters, may be. then we issued a statement saying we were working on behalf of whites, christians, gun owners, taxpayers, maybe some black people, especially those about a republican. how

the days since, bell has not apologized.n twitter, he issued a statement saying he wants a world safe for "black people, brown people, lgbt people, immigrants, refugees, muslims, jewish people, pagans, unitarian universalist, mormons, disabled people, poor people, mentally ill people, all people of color, sikhs, palestinians, homeless people, all people affected by the hurricane. climate change scientist, public school teachers, freedom fighters completely caught up in the criminal justice system over b.s., minimum-wage workers, open my curse, and even white people, especially the white allies in the berkeley streets today and the white half of my children." that's a long list but not everyone, as you'll notice, got equal treatment. imagine if we spoke at a rally where right-wingers and masks tried to kill people they disagreed with, hillary voters, may be. then we issued a statement saying we were working on behalf of whites, christians, gun owners, taxpayers, maybe some black people, especially those about a republican. ho

this is "after the bell." market movers but here what else we're covering for you this hour. the era of economic surrender is over as president trump making that declaration as he sells his tax plan to manufacturers today. critics question whether it

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> hi, everybody. welcome to "the closing bell" on th this friday, i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> tgif from me as well, i'm bill griffeth. very newsy day apple on pace for its worst week in almost a year and a half as the iphone 8 hits stores today amid lackluster reviews. we're going near whatto merheari cook has to say. >>> bomb sthshell this morning,r losing its license to operation in london. is it a red flag for the london economy? we're going to get into that coming up. >>> but we begin with this breaking news in the last hour or so, health care stocks rebounding as senator john mccain says he will not vote for the graham/cassidy health care proposal kayla tausche is here to bring us to up speed kayla? >> reporter: that statement landed with a thud earl yer this afternoon, bill. arizona senator john mccain becoming the second official no on the republicans' final push to reform health care this year, with just republican votes creating a significant and perhaps insurmountable

alison: brad bell and josh knight on the southwest coast. chief meteorologist doug hill, though, tracking the storm. we will begin to get the latest. doug: we have an impressive storm with an impressive signature on the satellite image. look at this. 2 cloudiness that goes up to lake michigan. this is the direct effect of the circulation. from lake michigan through the bahamas. the storm on the south carolina coast and very heavy thunderstorms in the atlanta area. other than that, the 2:00 update has it at 60 miles per hour winds. we expect 5:00 update will lessen the wind speed. that isn't the story. it's the push of moisture from the atlantic ocean, tropical moisture and the strong winds. within the hour 49-mile-per-hour wind gusts inland to columbia south carolina. augusta, georgia, 46 miles per hour. 45 in savannah where there is flooding along the river. riverwalk area if you have been to downtown savannah there. it's a gorgeous place. but it's wet now. most of the ghost line is. the huge yellow box you might see underlaying the radar.

friday afternoon, everybody, and welcome to the "closing bell. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth right now hurrican irma is hitting cuba and the bahamas as it takes aim at florida in what could produce devastating damage throughout that state as has been warned by various officials. we'll hear from the mayor of miami beach in just a moment on how well prepared that city may be to deal with this massive storm. >> and florida attorney general pam bondi will join to us explain what steps the state is making to crack down on price gouging. remember those $100 delivery fees for water we're already seeing she'll tell us more about that. >> i heard much higher gasoline prices as well, but i don't know if that was an urban edge end. we'll talk about that and the other big story we're following is the mass you have data breach at equifax which may have seen data stolen from nearly half of the u.s. population. we'll talk about what could happen to the stock, how you can protect your personal data from future hack atta

it will look like a packet of taco bell signature fire sauce. interesting there. the collection will be available beginning okay 11th in for jen xxi stores and online. >>> a foam fit for royalty is right in our back yard. we're talking about the newest d.c. design house. news 4's barra harrison got a tour of the house b the $10 million home is on congressional court in potomac. it has nine bedrooms, a ballroom, a two story library and pool with its own pool house department. barra cause up with one of the designers who drew her inspiration from actress and style icon princess grace kelly. doors open to the public tomorrow. tours run through october. tickets are $35 with the proceeds going to the children's national health system and fighting the rnlg to use your phone while you drive is getting easier. how apple's latest upgrade will keep you focused behind the we'll and still ahead, we're on baby watch. kurt cousins may be more than just a quart back byer . >> there's a feature in the latest iphone update you might not know about. it could help you or your team b

and boy she was -- that bell,. >> reporter: this bell ringing ceremony took place in a newly remodeled classroom. it's all part of the district's emphasis on early literacy and their anchor goal of 100 percent of eight-year-olds reading at grade level. >> students who are reading on grade level are more likely to graduate on time, they're more likely to attend school every day. they're more likely to e college after high >> reporter: pennell is one of the eight schools where all pre-k through second grade classrooms were refurbished. new furniture, new technology, new instructional materials. >> we want them to learn to read to transition to reading to learn so laying this foundation at a special early level is extremely important. >> reporter: the school district is in its second year plan that's designed to touch every school in the district. it's going to be a great year. happy first day, everybody. in logan, katherine scott, channel6 "action news. >> and a school in egg harbor township is celebrating its brand new campus. the international academy of atlantic city's charter school

"closing bell" starts now. >>> i can always eat unlimited pasta. welcome to "the closing bell," sarah eisen for kelly evansst >> i'm bill griffeth >> ceo says subscriber losses are actually a good thing for his business he says he is not afraid of cord cutting. we'll find out why coming up. >>> and one of the most buzzed about ipos this year, company going public today that has no assets could that be a sign of frothd in the market? we'll discuss what it means. >> up 3.5% on its first day. >>> and biotech company holozyme therapeutics surging today 18% now on new partnerships. the ceo of the company will join us exculusively to discuss whether more deals could be in the offing as well. >>> let's begin, though, with the day in washington. ylon has more on today's senate finance committee hearings on tax reform eamon javers has the latest on president trump's talks with democrats on daca and what exactly they talked about. ylon, let's start with you, though >> bill, the chairman of the senate finance committee, orrin hatch, made absolutely clear toda

larry king now you're a writer director lake bell i was an actress who was a closet writer who aspired to be a director so then we all mixed it all up four years ago you said i don't find it hard to make a film because i am a woman if you happen to have a vagina that's ok. you said that you say it better than. before i had kids i would be like i'm all work all the time but now my biggest challenge is. being. not just a mom but like a puppy one costs. ok so i mean. with. father. yeah i've never like i can say like that like i don't really know what it means you know all next on larry king. will go to larry king our special guest is lake bell actor director and writer you know her from how to make it in america children's hospital wet hot american summer and it's complicated like stars in the home again opposite reese witherspoon that's in theaters september shop color in select theaters now and she wrote directed and stars in i do until i don't do that helms very steam burgeon amber heard in paul riser that's in select theaters september first of the night you not busy. so what comes fi

and a former cabinet minister launches a stinging attack on disgraced pr firm bell pottinger accusing it of... running a pernicious and poisonously racist smear campaign in south africa. but first: mps spent the afternoon on their first day of debate on the eu withdrawal bill. which originally had the rather more catchy informal title of the great repeal bill. it repeals the european communities act of 1972 which took us into the european community and sets up the process to transfer current eu laws into uk law, so that the legal system doesn't collapse after brexit. mps will conclude their debate and vote late on monday night. the legislation — and more specifically the power it gives to ministers to make changes to legislation — is controversial. opening the debate, the brexit secretary explained why it was needed. put simply, this bill is an essential step, whilst it does not take us out of the eu, that is a matter for the article 50 process, it does ensure that on the day that we leave, businesses know where they stand. workers' rights are upheld and the consumers remain protected

brad bell, abc7 news. back to you. jonathan: the difference is the woman who said she didn't want to be rescued in the storm. the governor made it clear anybody who says there will be no rescue. brad: people are aware of that. stern warning. you have to respect that lady because she said i'm not going to ask someone to do that. jonathan: all right. brad bell. be safe. thanks. michelle: many of those who are escaping irma are coming to our area. in fact the last scheduled flight out of miami took off three hours ago. air traffic at reagan national airport from that region has dwindled with the flights from miami, orlando and west palm beach canceled. ed collins and his wife were one of the few who got >> bitter sweet. didn't want to be part of the devastation going on there. our daughter and her husband decided to hunker down there, they have our pet. our dog staying with them. hopefully everything will be okay. >> we have found a number of people who chose to drive from florida to our area. this week we have seen dozen

so he did that when he was recruited to work for the bell laboratory series in several ways.picked well-known actors. the characters name even on the back of the dvd box and in the script is the fiction writer, played initially by a well-known tv character actor eddie albert. he became more known as his career went on. in some of the later bell science films played by richard carlson who would have been recognizes to viewers from "creature from the black lagoon," kind of a sci-fi context. interestingly carlson, to kind of reinforce the idea of the team that capra had, carlson directed some of the later films when capra backed out. there really was this sense of collaboration. similarly, if you thought you heard dafy dufy duck, you did. mel blank who was voices it, who later voices barny rubble on the flintstones, was one of the voicing on this. the animators was headed by a production company. and we had people traveling from film culture into tv as an influential new medium, as a place where they can sort of work with really other really interesting artists. so culhane had a

venel look at what's behinth d at mo, xt♪ [car tires screech] [bell rings] (upbeat dance music) (bellme back, another record setting day on wall street the dow up 39 points to 22,158 2498 and 6460 respectively and the russell 2000, best performer up a quarter performance. 25 point shy of their record high now president trump making some surprising comments on tax reform and what it could mean for the wealthy at a bipartisan meeting earlier this afternoon let's get to elom mui with those highlights >> reporter: he wants to lower taxes for both businesses and individuals, but not for the rich >> we would like to see 15%. okay thank you very much, everybody and by the way, lower, and lower for individuals. much lower than that for individuals. and the rich will not be gaining at all with this plan. >> reporter: now trump said that the wealthy could actually see their taxes increase under his plan, but there have been several studies that show the wealthy could be some of the biggest beneficiaries from trump's tax plan, including a report that was just released today from the institute fo

helen na church in ble blue bell.orecast from cecily tynan. >> cool and clear out there. the action cam, looking at center city where it's a quiet night, temperatures dropping to the 50s. center city skyline, we had high thin clouds moving in late in the day today and they'll be around tomorrow. dewpoints, the measure of moisture in the atmosphere. it's comfortable, crisp, feels like fall. dewpoints stay low tomorrow in the mid 50s. wednesday, thursdays and friday, dewpoints climbing to 70s. that's tropical. that ice thank's what used to bo hurricane irma. right now, it's cool out there. allentown, 57. poconos 52. cape may, 63. currently 67. satellite and radar, you can see irma very well. you can see how it's beginning to lose steam. it's pulling away from the ocean. the moisture is beginning to dissipate. it's a tropical depression, and it will be a remnant low as we head through the week. bus-stop forecast, suburbs 55, philadelphia, 60-degrees. tomorrow, low humidity dewpoints in the 50s, afternoon high, philadelph

. >> [ bells ringing ] >> the bell rang the exact moment that the first plane hit the world trade center 16 years ago with the president and first lady leading the moment of silence. >> a somber ceremony held aboard the uss hornet in alameda and we are live with more on the ceremony in alameda. >> reporter: for those of us that watched these tragedies unfold before our eyes on television, those images stay with you. you do not forget them or how you felt watching those towers collapse. it stays with you 16 years later, evident as what we see here. >> reporter: the crew of the uss hornet reflecting on this day 16 years ago, and that morning the hijackers flew two planes in the world trade towers in a terror attack that change the world, and this nativeew yorker remembers watching those towers being built. >> i knew someone that was a line worker and i watched it from the hole to the topping off at the letter a and b towers. >> reporter: with the rest of the world on september 11, 2001, she watched them fall down. >> it was surreal, to watch the first one go and in the second one, and it w

helping the homeless was the driving force to helping the bells. -- bells -- >>>we see every day whenwe drive 2 hours to a job that helps us afford houses. >>> some of the other bills help with affordable housing and other will help streamline the permitting process. >>> inferences -- in seven cisco business owners and chinatown said their businesses are hurting after dark. the vibrancy the healthy nightlife once brought to that nightlife -- area is gone. we are shown a new strategy that is hopeful to brighten the future of chinatown. >> reporter: a lion dance started the lantern lighting ceremony and one of the most famous alleyways. waverly place. >> we want to have the lanterns there for ambience as well as giving it more light at night. >> the idea to install lanterns came from folks who live or work in chinatown. >> who wants to walk and eight alleyway that is creepy and dark. >> chinatown of a a few decades ago saw chinatown open into the wee hours of the morning. if you are open behind 9 pm.>> utopia cafi closes at 7:30 p.m. they say business is slow in part because there is st

they hired bell pottinger to change their image.outh africa on white—owned businesses. amid protests about the campaign, the uk trade described it as the worst breach of ethics in its history. here's the head of the prca, francis ingham. we did it because the breach we have seen we did it because the breach we have seen is the worst i've seen in all my time here. it's important to show the industry have standards. the industry needs to make a stand about this and to say the kind of work stirring up racial tension and hatred in quite a tense country, quite a flourishing democracy in many ways, is just unacceptable. and thatis many ways, is just unacceptable. and that is what we have done. we have expeued that is what we have done. we have expelled from the prca. we have not done anything of this magnitude before. we want to make it very clear this industry is ethical, has standards and will enforce them. the company's chief executive resigned at the weekend, but how did the firm get it so wrong? either they knew what was happening an

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>> in the morning buzz, kristen bell is doing what she can to help hurricane irma evacuatees.d children while staying in a shelter over the weekend. ♪ . ♪ . >> that is the song for the first time from frozen, bell is in orlando to film a movie and wasn't able to evacuate. the actress told the crowd i hope some of those songs are running through your heads the rest of the day and will take your minds offer the hurricane. >>> jj watts who has become an icon, he entered the nrg stadium waving the flag to deafening applause, helped raise $30 million to hurricane harvey relief efforts. also honored first first responders who served during harvey >> he deserve that is response. we're following breaking news, new information after seven possibly are chatty and killed inside of a home. philadelphia police are investigating a deadly crash, a pedestrian killed in the stow's tacony sections. and dozens in south jersey are paying tribute to the 911 terrorist attacks, those stories and more when action news comes right back. is showing ofsurgery, needles, or downtime? that's coolsculpting.

i'm sean bell. >>> sean, thank you. we want to introduce you to our fury little friend looking for a forever home. look at big boy because his name says it all, boy, this is a six year-old pit terrier mix , loves to play around, and his trainers says he is super smart, loves to people watch and has a big personality, to learn more about big boy and other friend is available, the pennsylvania spca with love to hear from you, give them a call (215)426-6300 or visit a full list of adoptables, pspca .org. but i'm still in love with roofus. we took a nap about a month ago. >> yes, look at you two. like two peas in a pod. >> he is looking at me like what in the world are you doing, invading my space. >> then he said good idea and then went to sleep. >> he did. >> isn't he cute with that spot on his back. you are cute too. >>> we have not so cute maria, nothing but destruction with this storm and we are now seeing it bearing down on the turks and caicos island which got damage from irma. well this hurricane season never end. w

. >> "closing bell." >>> hi, everybody, welcome to "the closing bell" on this monday, i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> we're 2,500 at least we were. >> i missed it. >> while you were gone there yes, another record day, another potential record close for the markets. any close higher for the dow, the s&p, would be new highs as we do spend time above 2,500 and we're well above 22,000 on the industrial average here. >> it's been quite a run the tech sector is underperforming today, though, in part because facebook is under fire again from washington this time over russia's election meddling we'll discuss the potential impact for facebook and for the other big tech names. >>> speaking of big tech names intel ceo brian krzanich will be here for an exculusive interview about the company's new autonomous vehicle partnership with alphabet's waymo unit that will be coming up a while from now. >> that will be very interesting. >>> plus, find out whether a nearly $8 billion missile defense deal could signal more deal making on the horizon for the