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secretary mnuchin is with me this morning on sunday morning futures stay with us. >> maria: and welcomee back for more now with treasury secretary steven mnuchin and secretary mnuchin you've been very clear that your priority with this tax bill and this reform package is about job creation and it is about growth and you believe that we will see growth as a result of cutting taxes and that will help pay for the plan. is the idea of being revenue neutral or deficit neutral off the table at this point? >> secretary: maria not at all. the math is very simple. we have a trillion and a half dollars that will be in the reconciliation. there's 500 billion that's the difference between policy and baseline, and we think that we should be scoring this to policy , so that takes the number down to a trillion dollars negative. we think there's $2 trillion of growth that will take this to a trillion dollars positive and if you don't believe in our growth and you believe in half the growth, it will be revenue neutral, so those are the simple numbers. kevin at the cea is working both internally and with

stay warm. for the first time since i met her maria was panicked. heavy boots were pounding temperatures new can do. one agent threw alas sew around us and grad me by the neck. i'm going to remain silent. i'd like to speak to a lawyer. tried to sound as calm as possible but my voice probably broke. i had been hiking well north of the border in southern california. ran into jose josement they hadn lost for days and getting sick issue by the hour. this is back during the bush years were miles from the car in a desolate place issue didn't know what to do. i decided to stay with them. maria's husband had abandoned her and her four children. she gave to understand she had been doing sex work to put food on the table have say had written the freight trains to the perioder and couldn't talk about it itch didn't know what exactly happened to him during the trip. i had a bad feeling that something was going to happen. a helicopter had circled over us earlier. on a cold night like this we let up their infrared like a christmas tree. we were dead meat. are you

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stay here or iran? maria: did you see anyone who was shot at that point.e other people's blood all over their bodies. >> i saw two people shot. they were not bad, but they were clearly shot and bleeding in that room, the little small room we were in until the next round of shots began. that is when we had to make a split decision. a lot goes through your mind. you are wondering, do i want to die sitting in this room. people can monday morning quarterback and say he's in a room shooting. when you are in the middle of it -- maria: how did you ultimately get to safety? >> that's a great question. we started running north. we were running away from the mandalay bay. again, it was right on las vegas boulevard. we see an area where there's only one area you can ask it. 100 people trying to get through this little space. it was surreal because everybody had to calm down, but everyone was screaming and yelling and crying. we're all wondering if we will get shot in the back of the head. there's a big opening at the end where we could run out. maria: you've knew it

maria: we'll take a break. i wanted to ask you about the other positions in the white house. we are look ahead on "sunday morning futures." staymaria: we are back with our panel. people like that the president has his ways. he communicates with his people through twitter an has back and support for that. >> you don't say cabinet members like the attorney general and secretary of state aren't doing their job well basically. it's just not the way to do it. it shows discord. number two, when you talk about things that are as important as the iranian deal, i thought it was a terrible deal. absolutely horrible. but you can't willy-nilly say we are going to pull out. if you pull out, all the other european countries are not going to support an economic boycott against iran. bar are's basically saying look, they have not been in compliance. you do something. if you do something in terms of instituting sanctions, there is no promise other countries will do the same thing. rich: he's going to decertify, he's not going to say this agriements in our vital national interests and it's not. and they will work on pressuring the iranians on a

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were here before, during, after the first hurricane and they continued to stay on the island, boots on the ground during maria. sting -- same thing. i think we never got a better level of the munication with the government then before. we are in the path of hurricane so we are you still hurricane's but never before a category five. devastation unheard of. during all this time, we got the federal government by our side doing the job, people here like you and the military. cabinetident and his accomplished it and sent more people in continued to send it more people, trucks, drivers, and resources. mr. president for everything you've done for the island. esther trump: thank you. ice -- pres. trump: thank you. everybodye comments, saw these comments and i want to thank you for. so hard,ple worked many of them came from two other catastrophic hurricanes. in texas, louisiana, florida and there was no -- how many -- 843. pres. trump: we're going to keep them for another double weeks. come here. special guy. i will tell you. special. really special. tomll also, in addition to i want to thank linda mcmahon, small busi

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presidentme back, trump is headed to puerto rico two weeks after hurricane maria devastated the island. stayith us. amy: tom petty. tom died last night at the age of 66 of a heart attack in santa monica, california. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we and today show in puerto rico where president trump travels today some two weeks after hurricane maria devastated the island, destroying its electrical grid and leaving more than half of porter this 3.5 million residents with no access to clean water. food and fuel continue to be in short supply in the federal communications commission says nearly 90% of cell phone towers remain out of service. amy: trump's visit comes two days after he called puerto rican leaders have criticized his hurricane response politically motivated ingrates and said puerto ricans "want everything to be done for them." in a minute, we will go to san juan for live update from a protest against trump's visit today. first, we turn to a report from the interior of puerto rico filed by democracy now press

kpix 5's maria medina breaks down why the victim stayed silent until after she got her degree. >> he was a person in power and person in position to screw up my life. >> reporter: she is not ready to give her name. >> you're ruining our lives. >> reporter: but she is ready to tell her story. >> i was in my 40s. i could handle this nonsense. what about the girls who are in their 20s? >> reporter: she claims she is one of professor lewis aptekar's victims. while going through the san jose state counselor education program in 2013. >> he asked me out literally. he asked me, will you go on a date with me? >> reporter: she says aptekar held private counseling sessions with her as requirement to graduate but the meetings she claims began to feel more like dates. >> are you single? do you have kids? why are you single? and then he started talking about himself. >> reporter: she waited to file a claim with the university after she graduated, something she says she regrets. meanwhile, she had no idea other students would come forward in 2014 and 2015 with similar claims against aptekar. he re

were here before, during, after the first hurricane, and they continued to stay on the island, boots on the ground. during maria -- same thing. i think we never got the level of communication between the federal government and the government like never before. and we are in the path of the hurricane, so we are used to receiving hurricanes, but never before a category 5. the amount of devastation is unheard of. but during all this time, we got the federal government by our side, doing the job of the people here, like you in the military, doing all that has been asked. all the questions and requests that the governor did, the president and his cabinet accomplished it and send more people, and has continued to send in more people -- trucks, drivers, and resources. thank you, mr. president, for all you've been doing for the island. president trump: well, i want to thank you because you were really generous. and i saw those comments, and everybody saw those comments, and we really appreciate it. and, you know, it's so important, when you have men and women that have worked so hard and so long, and many of them came

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maria hit. they were here before, during and after the first hurricane and they continued to stay on the ground during maria, same thing. i think we never got the level of communication between the american government and the federal government than ever before. we are used to receiving hurricanes but never before a category 5. the amount of devastation is unheard of. but during all this time, we got the federal government by our side doing their job for the people here, like you in the military doing what's been asked, all the requests of the governor they did. and they've continued to send in more people, trucks, drivers and resorts. thank you, mr. president, for all oou done for the island? >> i want to thank you, because you were really generous. i saw those comments and everybody saw those comments and we really appreciate it. it's so important, when you have men and women that have worked so hard and so long, and many of them came from two other catastrophic hurricanes. they came from texas, they came from louisiana, they came from florida, and there was no -- how many nights' rest have yo

maria and irma. stephanie ramirez spoke to a man who owns a business there, who says the star is the community. >> reporter: the smallest ever the virgin islands, if you've ever been, there's a chance you've stayed at the and castle motel. this is how hurricane maria checked out. >> we're one of the largest employers on we employ about 2500 people. which is almost 10% of our island. >> reporter: jerry o'connell says that's the real impact of just his hotel alone. >> after irma, we got amazing response from fema, national guard, and the navy. >> reporter: and the red cross. after hurricane maria, frightening, using whatever means they had, it started with the locals. >> mcconnell says 70 pitched in, and last weekend, helped reopen the soggy dollar bar. he says this, and supply donations from the bloomberg group are their lifeline. o'connell teamed up, hoping the dmv can also pitch in. >> it's amazing how many people are willing to help. >> he says the most important part will come in just a few months. >> that's what we need. we need the people to come of the u.s. virgin islands as well, more than a month after the storm. we shouldn't forget this. and crews expect they'll be able to restore power

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staying on spain, maria joins us now on the presentation from the president in barcelona. what did he actually say here? there were concerns that he would declare independence here. it looks like he's taking a step back and wants more dialogue. "i accept the mandate they gave me." he didn't give himself a 48 hour deadline. markets with a sense of relief because he backtracked on those two things. the 40 hour deadline and the unilateral aspect. the key here is him saying we think the vote is valid. as per the spanish constitution as it stands now was not valid. it violates the constitution. the courts to recognize it and the european union has said it . he insists the vote was valid, but i will suspend the referendum that will make catalonia and independent republic. not follow through on the pledge to create an independent republic by the end of the week. julia: he says we need more dialogue at this stage. the spanish government saying catalonia has declared deferred independence. that is quite stern rhetoric again from the spanish government here. where does this lead to

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he was deployed for hurricane irma, and when hurricane maria took aim, his entire team of 270 people agreed to stay. tonight we asked him about the federal response. >> reporter: was it enough? >> at that moment you need a lot more with that many people in need. >> when asked how this compared to other disaster missions, he said each one is different, but being on an island was difficult. >>> all right, and here's what's copping up for the weekend. things warming -- coming up for the weekend. things warming up, but first we look out toward the bay from the top of the transamerica pyramid. there's the darkness of the bay beyond. still balmy in the bay area. oakland 67, san francisco57, and winds calm from last night when we had red flag warnings due to the high wind and humidity. overnight lows tonight not bad, but it will be chilly. a bit of a bite in the air. 50 in san jose. everybody else pretty much in between. low pressure triggered rain and snow showers on 108 out in the sierra foothills. a height of about 4200 feet. so rain and snow for the first time in the sierra. for us things will actuall

maria. >> what you into he had to stay safe on the road. that's next at 6:00. >>> urgent care chaos.ederal agents raid where locals go when they are sick. >>> heavy downpours hitting right in the middle of your ride to work tomorrow. >>> monday night spotlight. your official eagles station is live. >> right now at 6:00, the storm threat that could cause major trouble for your commute. thunderstorms, heavy downpours and wind damage. >> the roads could be dangerous for your ride to school tomorrow. >> glenn, when does this start? >> it's going to be after midnight as far as heavy rain or damaging winds but the wind is increasing and you can see it right now. and it will increase throat the night, especially in the philadelphia area during the afternoon in new jersey so overall the thunderstorms are possibly severe with damaging winds and the fallen leaves could clog up gutters. the main threat goes through our entire area. and it's halfway up the scale for this time of the year. th

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stayed on the ground for maria. and again, the conditions on the ground after, it was a direct hit to the island, have certainly complicated our efforts to distribute aid throughout the island. that has certainly made things slower than we would like to see but every day we're gaining more and more -- neil: what was going on? the reason why i mentioned it, the president mentioned the same thing, poor leadership, in this case at the time the mayor of san juan and others in puerto rico not able to get their workers to help. what do you mean by that? were you referring to that? >> no. and again, we understand that many of the individuals on the island, to include local government officials have been personally impacted by the storm. they are victims and survivors themselves. so in other previous storms where you have had local officials with emergency operations centers up and running, especially in large states like texas and florida, where you have parts of the state unaffected by the storm, here in puerto rico every

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came to philadelphia from puerto rico following hurricane maria, precious was rescued from a hoarding situation in kentucky. they were staying at the shop during the fire that destroyed bridget foy. >>> a serial thief uses the same method and ammo each time. in each case, he throws a brick through the window and takes off with cigarettes. upper darby police tell us he's linked to at least eight burglaries since april, mainly striking at delis and gas stations. >>> 4:06. 46 degrees. philadelphia's city council has approved a new stun gun bill aimed at keeping weapons out of the the hands of minors. the bill would prevent anyone under the age of 18 from using, owning, or selling a stun gun. stun guns are legal to own in pennsylvania for the purpose of self-defense. just last week, new jersey lifted its ban on stun guns for people over the age of 18. in delaware, wilmington, newark, and new castle have laws banning stun guns. >>> today in chester county, immaculatea university will welcome the 10th president. the community will gather for the inauguration of barbara latiere, a 1972 graduate of the school and first lay person to

. >> of this family sitting stay cool.night to they have been without power since before maria, whenrma razed the island. >> and they need help from fema. maria, justks after 17% of the area has power. we will have a live report at 7:00. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ which is nice because i've got better things to do.s as mine, andre, i need a longer straw! introducing mcdonald's buttermilk crispy tenders. juicy, and made with 100% white meat. autria: the d.c. lives on. the national season -- the nationals season coming to an end early. roads people and hampton are boarding a bus to for washington, maryland. friends and family gathering to celebrate the life of the college student found that hundreds of miles away. a lot going on. glad you are with us. let's get a check of your forecast. a coola: we are tracking day across the area. to 30 hours.for 24 umbrella, you will need a small one. tomorrow, you will be able to put it away. when the clouds break, we will get more sunshine. in, we will track more fall conditions with a cold front that will come through and cool but tempe

hurricane irma in florida but when it became apparent that hurricane maria was going to be devastating, that entire crew of 270 agreed to stay. kpix 5's betty yu asked him about the federal response. >> was it enough? >> at that moment when you have that much damage that many people need help, you need a lot more. >> when asked how this response compared with those from other disaster relief missions he said each storm is different but being on an island added a new level of difficulty. he says that working with rescue teams in the bay area helped him prepare for disaster leaf elsewhere. >>> it is 4:37 right now. let's check our weather here in the bay area. you said you like this time of year? >> it's nice out, yeah. the sun and feels crisp like fall as it should be. >> it is fall right now. >> but yes, we are going to have clear skies again. we have a lot of sunshine on that seven-day forecast to show you later on but here's what you can expect for your wednesday. one thing at a time. it is early. we do have a slow warming trend starting today so we are going to see those temperatures rise a couple of degrees compared to y

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maria. the other, precious, was rescued from a hoarding situation in kentucky. they were staying at doggy style pets during the fire that destroyed bridget foy's. >>> 5:07 this friday. germantown is a finalist in a nationwide competition that could help preserve the rich cultural history of the popular philadelphia neighborhood. it's called vote your main street. we put a link on our nbc10 philadelphia facebook page. national geographic and american express are sponsoring the contest that will give $150,000 in grant money to the winner. that money will go toward repairing buildings with significant african-american heritage. voting runs through tuesday. >>> 5:07. temperatures are still dropping. more than two hours away from sunrise. there's still plenty of time with temperatures to go even lower. this is whitehall township. one of the areas of frost this morning. more likely in some of the colder suburbs this morning. not just the lehigh valley and the suburbs that are in the 30s. south jersey, temperatures in the 30s in a few neighborhoods in philadelphia, too. the coldest numb

maria hit. and now president trump threatening to pull fema workers out saying the u.s. can't stay or the workers can't stay in porter go "forever"? be aght now there will month this friday since maria came into puerto rico. we have to remember we first saw irma first. -- saw it has been hell for everyone in puerto rico. we are still very stranded. there is electricity for only less than 20% of the population so.water for around 30% or difficulthave very communications using cellular phones in puerto rico. you can do it only mostly in san juan, the capital. you know, mostly people are without food, without water -- especially in the mountainous region of the island. they lost their homes. they have no roofs. veryhelp has been very, slow in puerto rico. stillou know, we are clearing the roads in some places. ask: carla, i would like to -- to go back to your report and to list some of the firms that you highlight in the report. i'm just looking at the list of the new york-based firms, which is most of them. autonomy capital, monarch alternative investments, gold entry asset managemen

we'll stay on top of this story. maria, also good to have you on the show.nk you both. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the president likes to remind everyone he went to one of the best business schools but what he said about the stock market and the economy has a lot of people wondering if he understands either one. that's next. i can do more to lower my a1c. and i can do it with what's already within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to release it. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. it works 24/7, and you don't have to see or handle a needle. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabetes or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take trulicity if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, if you have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you're allergic to

stay with us. ♪ maria: welcome back.ow there's the google wants to outdo the competition released a new line of smart products to compete with apple and amazon. tracee carrasco the details. train for good morning. pretty ambitious of smartphones lineups, earbuds, smartphones and wearable camera. the new version of the pixel smartphone has $650, the larger $850 pixel to exile and technology updates, sleeker designs. one of the cool things is all you have to do is squeeze the phone to activate its virtual assistant. also has an upgraded 12 megapixel camera to offer augmented reality experience. google hoping to lure some apple and samsung customers in. here is what the ceo had to say. >> we're making it easier than ever to switch to pixel. they will go to transfer their stop from their own phone in less than 10 minutes, including all of your photos, apps any benign messages. >> one major disadvantage right now with the pixel, only available with verizon. also, there is no earphone jack, just like the iphone. google coming

puerto rico are dealing with as they remain mired in the chaos following hurricane maria arena thank you so much for staying on top of the story that was marina poor nine reporting in miami thank you so much thank you. here in washington the trump administration expelled fifteen diplomats from the cuban embassy in an escalating response to what they say is a series of unexplained attacks against u.s. officials both countries are poised to cut their embassies by more than half after the u.s. announced it would withdraw sixty percent of its own diplomats from havana this comes as state department officials say twenty two americans became the victims of an alleged quote sonic attack and recent weeks authorities confirmed these attacks saying victims suffered damage to their hearing cognitive abilities balance and vision some were even diagnosed with brain injuries the ministry of foreign affairs of cuba responded to these allegations saying they quote categorically reject any responsibility in the alleged incidents cuba has never perpetrated nor will it ever perpetrate attacks of any sort against diplomatic of

and then unexpectedly stayed behind to help after hurricane maria hit.one for a total of 24 consecutive days. they are based in menlo park. >> time to take a look at your bay area weather. >>> hi, everybody. open the weather window on one of the warmer spots in the north bay, 52 in san rafael, south on 101, sunny today and the breezes will relax and seechbtly take away the threat of fire up in the north bay. tonight clear and cool lows once again, may not want to have the windows open anymore except for during the day and a building warm wave is coming in the extended forecast. for today some 80s, 83 santa rosa, lake port 82 along with napa, concord, 83 fairfield, antioch at 81 and livermore. we will be in the upper 70s in the south bay, palo alto, also san jose and morgan hill, even fremont is about 78 degrees. 76 richmond, 75 oakland, san matteo, san francisco what a gorgeous day, 72 degrees and 67 with afternoon sunshine at half-moon bay. here is a look at our east bay valley temperatures, 80 is our average high, at 8:00 this morning, 52, nice, by noo